The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 47

I Louisville, Ky. April 2, Pictorial News Section wore mimTOraaL 1933 Miss Willette Bruner, Lexington, Ky. Miss Betty Baxter, Richmond, Ky. I -i i I Fifty-One Girls Are To Be Chosen To Dedicate The Century Of Progress International Exposition From all of the entrants received from the different sections of the country, fifty-one of the most charming girls will be chosen and invited to Chicago to dedicate the Century of Progress Exposition. "These girls "wll Chicago Tribune and all' of their expenses will be paid by these papers.

All Entrants From This Section Have Been Entered In The International Competition Every picture that has been received by The Courier-Journal during this contest has been sent to Chicago to participate in the International Competition, whether it took a local prize or not. In the competition at Chicago three Grand Prizes of $5,000. $3,000 and $2,000 will be awarded to the girls who are chosen "Queen" and her first two Ladies-in-Waiting. Miss Susie Etta Allen, Harrodsburg, Ky. -V fit' LAST GROUP OF LOCAL PRIZE WINNERS IN THE "QUEEN v'( i 1 V' i- 1 i i I -r 't -s.

.4 c-f L- 1 Each of these girls is the winner of $20.00 in cash in the local competition, in addition to being entered in the International Competition which will be judged in Chicago in the very near future. All girls from this section who sent their pictures to The Courier-Journal are entered in this International Competition. -A Miss Helen Stidham, Beattyville, Ky. Miss Lucy Bates Denny, Lancaster, Ky..