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  • Alice Crane, Salerno Civic Association.

    Published in the Stuart News (3 March 1949) with the rubric "Ten Girls Competing for 'Miss Music of 1949' in Band Drive." Sponsored by the Stuart Jaycee-Ettes, the Miss Music contest (c. 1949-1950) included young women, each sponsored by a local organization or business, who raised funds for the benefit of the Martin County High School band's spring trip to a state contest. The public "voted" by donating a penny for each vote.
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  • Woman with gift wrapped box in front of sign for Appreciation Dance. On 8 May 1957, the Jaycee-Ettes celebrated their 10 year anniversary with a dance at the restaurant Seymour's Inn. According to the Stuart News (9 May 1957), prize winners were Vincent Stewart, Joann Babcock of Philadelphia, Jack Addy, B.J. Abbott, and Blanche Slocum.

  • Vincent Stewart with gift wrapped box in front of sign for Appreciation Dance. On 8 May 1957, the Jaycee-Ettes celebrated their 10 year anniversary with a dance at the restaurant Seymour's Inn. According to the Stuart News (9 May 1957), prize winners were Vincent Stewart, Joann Babcock of Philadelphia, Jack Addy, B.J. Abbott, and Blanche Slocum.

  • Woman with gift wrapped box in front of sign for Appreciation Dance. On 8 May 1957, the Jaycee-Ettes celebrated their 10 year anniversary with a dance at the restaurant Seymour's Inn. According to the Stuart News (9 May 1957), prize winners were Vincent Stewart, Joann Babcock of Philadelphia, Jack Addy, B.J. Abbott, and Blanche Slocum.

  • Couple with gift wrapped box in front of sign for Appreciation Dance. On 8 May 1957, the Jaycee-Ettes celebrated their 10 year anniversary with a dance at the restaurant Seymour's Inn. Handwritten on back: Florence Auerbach and Jack Addy.

  • Betsy Ball, Hobe Sound Civic Association.

    Published in the Stuart News (3 March 1949) with the rubric "Ten Girls Competing for 'Miss Music of 1949' in Band Drive." Sponsored by the Stuart Jaycee-Ettes, the Miss Music contest (c. 1949-1950) included young women, each sponsored by a local organization or business, who raised funds for the benefit of the Martin County High School band's spring trip to a state contest. The public "voted" by donating a penny for each vote.
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  • Betty Knickerbocker, Palm City Woman's Club.

    Published in the Stuart News (3 March 1949) with the rubric "Ten Girls Competing for 'Miss Music of 1949' in Band Drive." Sponsored by the Stuart Jaycee-Ettes, the Miss Music contest (c. 1949-1950) included young women, each sponsored by a local organization or business, who raised funds for the benefit of the Martin County High School band's spring trip to a state contest. The public "voted" by donating a penny for each vote.
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  • Group of young women in black skirts, holding bouquets, contestants in the Miss Music competition. Handwritten on back: Margie Parsons, Juanita Baker, Jane Langberg, Betty Knickerbocker, Helen Wilson, Janice Arbogast (Miss Music 1949), Sara Roberts, Alice Crane, Betsy Ball (one missing); Jerry Ann Smite (seated).

    Sponsored by the Stuart Jaycee-Ettes, the Miss Music contest (c. 1949-1950) included young women, each sponsored by a local organization or business, who raised funds for the benefit of the Martin County High School band's spring trip to a state contest. The public "voted" by donating a penny for each vote.
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  • Group of young women in black skirts, contestants in the Miss Music competition.

    Sponsored by the Stuart Jaycee-Ettes, the Miss Music contest (c. 1949-1950) included young women, each sponsored by a local organization or business, who raised funds for the benefit of the Martin County High School band's spring trip to a state contest. The public "voted" by donating a penny for each vote.
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  • Helen Wilson, Junior Chamber of Commerce (Stuart Jaycees)

    Published in the Stuart News (3 March 1949) with the rubric "Ten Girls Competing for 'Miss Music of 1949' in Band Drive." Sponsored by the Stuart Jaycee-Ettes, the Miss Music contest (c. 1949-1950) included young women, each sponsored by a local organization or business, who raised funds for the benefit of the Martin County High School band's spring trip to a state contest. The public "voted" by donating a penny for each vote.
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