1 career In New York. The Ur
gr cities have received her kind
ly, and ah has become national
ly known, especially in radio.
The sinfer maneuvers her rich
soprano voice with dramatic skill.
Her personality is pleasing and
her perfect poise bespeaks her
experience before large audien
ces. Beginning the program with
Handel's "Aria di Poussena." she
continued in the first group with
"Gia il sole dal Cange" by Scar
latti and followed with two in
English, the sweet "Come Again,
Sweet Love" by Dowland and a
lively love song, "Hist, Hist!" by
Arnold.
Sengs la Genua a
Her second group included four
In German, "Mignon" and "The
Crowd Large, Enthusiastic at
Lucile Cummings9 Homecoming
By Msxine Barea
Tall, sophisticated and in good singing voice, Lucile Cummings
on Thursday night appeared before the largest and most enthusiastic
crowd to attend any of the Crescendo club's series of concerts at Sa
lem high school auditorium. Her program was widely varied, from
Handel and Brahms, to a group of informal numbers sung to her
own accompaniment.
Miss Cummings has gone far since she left Salem some few years
ago, to embark upon a profession-
Shadow of My Tresses' both by
Wolf. "O Kuhler Wald" and "O
1 let) lie he Wangen" both by
Brahms.
Then followed the aria, ""Esa's
Dream? from Lohengrin, by Wag
ner. A French Canadian song arran
ged by Grant-Schaefer and a
French folk song by deFlagny
followed, with "Were My Song
With Wings Provided- by Hahn
and a lively happy number, "Car
nival" by Fourdrain. Miss Cum
mings' final group included the
appealing "Lullaby" by Scott; a
humorous song from North Caro
lina by Bartholomew; "Loveliest
of Trees" by Duke and "We Two
Together" by Kernochan.
Eaeeres San"
Her encores included two songs
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dedicated to children and "Sweet
est Story Ever Told" sung for her
jreat aunt and played by the sint
er herself, who is also an accom
p 11 shed pianist. Her final encore
were "Lord I Want to Be" a spir
itual and "Homing.
Aurora Potter Underwood of
Portland proved a confident and
skilled accompanist throughout
the difficult program.
Friends and admirers who ga
thered at the Bruce Spaulding
home later In the evening follow
ing the concert must have com
pleted proof of success to the
young artist in her homecoming
concert, for they were sincere In
their praises.
; "'Valley
Fear Censers The candy shoot
scheduled for the members of the
Rod and Gun club for Sunday
morning at the community cen
ter has been cancelled as the hall
Is to be used by the Chin-Up
club for their all-day meeting.
Liberty Mrs. Mervin Seeger
underwent a major operation in
the Salem General hospital. She
was reported as doing nicely.
Oregea CeUece ef Edacatlea,
Meaaaeath To compete in the
annual forensic tournament held
at the College of Puget Sound,
six students from OCE will go to
Tacoma, Wash, Friday and Sat
urday, February 13 and 14. Stu
dents of Oregon, Washington and
Idaho colleges will compete in
the 13th annual tournament at
Tacoma. The six OCE students
are Gerald Hamann, Independ
ence; Donald Leavitt, Monmouth;
William Floyd, Klamath Agency;
Jewell Schmidt and Helen Davis
Mattison, Dallas, and Lester Vic
Kim, Hood River.
Farrs Observe
Golden Wedding
Anniversary
AKKENY Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Farr and daughter Jean, gave a
dinner Sunday at their home in
Albany in honor of their parents',
Mr. and Mk. J. O. Fair's, golden
wedding anniversary.
Other guests were Mr. and
Mrs. George Maria tt of Jefferson;
Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson
and daughter Ida Joe of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Farr were pre
sented with a corsage, and bou
tonniere with colors in keeping
with the occasion. A large wed
ding cake centered the dining ta
ble, which was served bjK Mrs.
Farr. The honored guests were
presented a number of giftsA.
Brash CeUece Brush College
Community club will meet Fri
day, February 13, at 8 p.m. Plans
will be completed for the carni
val February 20. Joe Lane and
his play boys will entertain, with
Jack Olson as master df cere
monies. Liberty The Boy Scout com
mittee will meet Tuesday, Febr
uary 17, at 8 pjn. with Louis
Kurth.
KeUer Cub Mothers club will
meet Wednesday, March 17, with
Mrs. Walter Gogle.
Liberty About 80 residents
of the Liberty and Pringle dist
ricts gathered at the community
hall with Mrs. David Wright as
chairman. Frank Bennett, super
intendent of Salem schools, spoke
on the bond issue and growth
of the communities.
Marian Forks Dick Haseman,
Shirley Hammer, George Bainey,
jr.. Robert Young, Dorothy and
Vern Morgan, Scott and Nan
Young spent a day of skiing at
Hoodoo Bowl.
Kelser Mrs. Jerry La Celle
and sons have moved to Nampa,
Idaho, to join her husband who
is in school there.
Silvertea Visitation for the
Silverton grange starts Monday
night when the local members will
go to Roberts. Cars will leave
Legion hall at 7 pjn.
Cleverdale Wesley Goodland
er was called to Selah, Wash., this
week by the death of his only
brother.
Maeleay There will be a Val
entine's dance at the Maeleay
grange hall Saturday night, Feb
ruary 14. Grangers and their
friends are invited.
RflvM-tM Thr fire calls
during the week were answered
by the Silverton Volunteer, i ire
department, in each case a flue
fir with no damage reborted.
Calls were from the Ole Smed
stad home at 929 Madison st.; O.
Swenson. Foibolm road and
George Yetter, Stayton road.
Amity The junior-senior
classes of Amity high school will
Valentine oartv Satur
day, Feb. 14, at the high school.
Marian Parks The Bert Cun
ninghams and daughter Judy of
MUwaukie visited Marion roras
Sunday. Other weekend visitors
were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Smith,
Flma and John Trumblv of De
troit and Eddie O'Hara of Idanha.
Reiser Mr. and Mrs. Wright
Noel, Wright, Jr, Wanda and
Keith have returned from a 10
day motor trip to Salt Lake City.
They visited relatives there.
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At Dairy Co-op
The first portable boiler in this
area, capable of substituting for
all but the largest permanent in
stallations, is being used for the
first time in Salem this week at
the Dairy Co-op on Fairgrounds
road.
The boiler, designed by L. G.
Lesh of Portland, Dairy Coop en
gineer and built by Mechanical
Equipment company of Seattle, is
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With its trailer, the boiler weighs
32,000 pounds and cost $15,000.
A. R. Hurlburt, Dairy Co-op di
vision manager, said Thursday the
boiler would be used at any of the
organization's plants (Salem, Port
land, Hood River, , The Dalles,
Hermiston, Vancouver and Tilla
mook) whenever permanent in
stallations had to be shut down for
maintenance or repair.
The boiler is used for power,
heat and sterilization.
Hurlburt said the equipment
also would be available in emer
gencies for hospitals and vital Industries.
About one-third of the United
States is included in the Missis
sippi river drainage basin.
4 Corners Rod and Gun
Club Plans Sunday Shoot
FOUR CORNERS New officers
of the Four Corners Rod and Gun
clab are president, Waldo Crabb;
vice president. Bud Davis; secretary-treasurer,
Hardie Phillips;
executive officer, W. M Frutell
and instructor and range officer,
Clyde Johnson. , t,
A series of' Sunday morning
"Candy Shoots' will be held at j
the Community Center at 10 ajn.
each week. Profits will be shared;
on a half and half basis with the
Four Corners Community Center:
association for the building funds.:
The first shoot was held last Sun-i
day morning. '' . - - j
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