1 i I , 'I- lTi ? .r T it, .1. - Jl la. w. 'j. " 1 in ........ t,rt r 54 Hobby Show Is Success The hobby show conducted by lie Salem Rotary club lat week wa a complete success, finan cially and otherwise, reported Harry Johnson, president of the organization during Wednesday's luncheon. More than 2000 adults saw the exhibition, which Included a variety of articles of unusual merit. In observance of national mu sic week, young folk from Sa lem senior high school presented a program of music with the players being introduced by Don Jessup, director of instrumental music. The Salem high school band and orchestra will be sent to Klamath Falls May 12 for the state tournament, providing suf ficient financing can be ar ranged. Lee Bishop, manager of radio station KORE of Eugene, spoke to the club on the subject of "Television." Choir of the West Vested singers of Pacific Lutheran col lege of Parkland, Wash., as they will appear in concert at the Silverton Immanuel Lutheran church Sunday, May 15, as a closing feature of the Luther League and Choral conference to be held in Silverton for two days starting May 13. Goodvear Blimp Aqain to IStafe Music Contest Make Overnight Visit Here Interesting Amity The Goodyear blimp Volunteer is scheduled to pay another Amity The Amity high call to Salem lor an overnigni visn, nanana nrocK, iochi uooa-i,, band directtd bv Joe M year aistnouior lor uie ruuucr cumpany, miiiuuiitcu iuub,. I Capital Journal. Salem, Ore., Thursday, May 5. 191919 Barr, entered the regional con- The ex-navy blimp is scheduled to fly in from North Bend tejt j, Hillsboro nd was Bivcn band and girls' chorus to enter the state contest at Klamath Falls. One of the school buses will transport the student? and chaperones starting May 13 im mediately after the May day program. here at the close of the school year. Friday, weather permitting. While here it will again mast at McNary field in approximately gave talk on her travels to Business LhdnaeS Europe. The address ol I welcome , Hubbar(J io inc iiiuuicrs was given Mrs. Modena Carleton and thel Hubbard "Ed Reid's Long Goodyear the same section of the field whrre it was moored a year ago. The Volunteer can be flown by one person, but for a trav eling operation such as this one which extends over weeks or months, the crew comprises 14 men, including three pilots. crew chief, and crew members who land the ship, handle radio communications, check weath er, and perform essential main tainance. Captain of the non-rigid air ship is R. H. Hobensack, pilot- in-charge of west coast opera tions, who has logged more than 14.000 hours in lighter-than-air craft and has been flying the by Mrs. response Lyon. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Catherine! Dog Stand" will open Saturday afternoon under the manage ment of Ava Malone on Highway Zander, eldest mother present: Mrs. Hallie Toman, youngest mother, Janice Vanyes, youngest was moved onto the new loca tion and parking space provided. Al T I I It A Cmiil, daughter and four generations of purcnased the ' Hi-Way Mrs. Zanders, her daughter,' ,,: u:i, oo Mrs. Leora Stevens, her daugh- in Hubbard from Al Rundell and (Bob Craig. They began opera tion of the station last week. ter, Mrs. Hallie Toman, and her son, Stephen. A short program with Norma Jean and Lorena June Devine of, n Gates furnishing accordion LOaSrtOLOaSt dWltCll music. A 5UI1K UIIU UdlllC uy the little Sunshine girls was presented by Mrs. Gertrude Jungwirth and Mrs. Anetta Lim beck assisted by Mrs. Helen Hilton and Mrs. Helen Johnston, Mrs. Alta Bodeker gave a skit. A vote of thanks was extended to the men and boys who did the serving. Lyons Hall Scene For Annual Dinner Lyons The annual mother and daughters banquet sponsor ed by the WSCS was held at the Rebekah hall with a good at tendance. Each mother was presented with a corsage. Mrs. Charles Power, master of cere monies. Introduced Mrs. Cobie deLispenesse of Hubbard who WOMEN WANTED For beauty training Ex cellent opportunities are al ways o p n to the skilled beautician. Clas&e are now forming at Salem's oldest and most advanced beauty school. Call or write for our new Vow rates. Oregon School of Beouty Culture ZZ9 N Liberty Pb. S6800 years. siniuiiK nis many xiy-i I P i GiiiSi I lii W&i J 'i I I ,1 tmM 1 i s 1 1 ing achievements are the flying of the first non-rigid airship south of the Equator and the first lighter-than-air flight to Brazil. The 150-foot craft is inflated with 123.000 cubic feet of non- inflammable helium and is pow ered by two Warner-Scarab en gines. Cruising speed is 45 mph while top speed is about 65 mph. Salem residents are invited to inspect the airship, the only one presently in operation west of the Mississippi river, and are welcome to watch the landing procedures prior to its schedul ed departure for Seattle on May 7. rating of "excellent" with the Scotts Leaving Independence recommendation tnat mey en ter the state meet at Klamath Falls May 14. This is the second honor to come to Mr. Barr and his music Amity John Scott of Inde pendence has purchased a home in Amity which was originally the Watt home, early pioneers of Amity, located near the students, ihe girls' chorus wonmorth city limits west side of a superior rating at the regional 99W highway. Scott, field rep meeting in Hillsboro April 23.resentative for the McMinnville Plans are under way for the creamery, will move his family BUILT TO SERVE Our Improved Screens are built to provide greater protection, for far longer time, at lowest cost. They provide full-window ven tilation, with full protec tion against even smaller insects. Let us tell you more about our easily priced, Complete-Comfort Screens! SALEM WOODWORKING CO. 1225 Cross Ph. 3-5953 All meat-seasoned just right! 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