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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1950)
Last . Friday the Cherryland court were traveling again. In the morning they were in Leb anon to participate In the Straw berry Festival Parade and at noon stopped in Albany where they had lunch with Mayor and Mrs. Jess Savage. In the after noon they were in Corvallls and with the Cherrians participated in the parade held in connection with the state Elks convention. Monday the Queen and her court took to the road again. That day found them visiting Woodburn, St. Paul, Mt. Angel, Sllverton, Sublimity, Aumsville and Turner. Tuesday the court left for Eu gene where they were guests of the DAV at Its state convention. En route home they are stopping at Junction City, Harrisburg and Jefferson. Eastbound Vacationers Four Corners Leaving Sat urday by train for two weeks vacation were Mr. and Mrs. El don France and sons Kenneth and Dewey France. They will visit relatives in Norman and Oklahoma City, Okla. Cherryland Festival Well Advertised by Court Tour Neighboring towns and communities cannot help but know that Salem is having a Cherryland Festival this week. For almost a week the court bas been busy paying visits to towns and cities, both large and small. They have been met by mayors, entertained by mayors, Ro sarlans and various other per- sonages and on the occasion of their visits to each town pres. ented souvenirs of maraschino cherries to the mayors and other persons greeting them. Last Wednesday Queen Nancy and Princesses Dwyn Anne, Martha, Patricia Mae and Mar lene visited several valley towns en route to Portland to attend the coronation ceremonies for the Rose Festival queen. Mayor Greets Court Stopping at Aurora, they were greeted by Mayor A. J. Zim merman and a group of eight or nine others. From there they went to Canby and there waiting for them were Mayor Rex B. Eversole and a party of ten. Oregon City was the next stop of the Court and their chaperon and party. Here Don McGregor, manager of the Chamber of Commerce, had arranged for their entertainment. They were met by Mayor Raymond P. Cau field, officers of the Chamber of Commerce and the queen for the Oregon City Rose Festival float. They also were guests at a tea In that city. Mllwankle Stop ' Milwaukie was the last stop lhat day before they went to Portland. In that town Mayor Fred Sperr and a small group welcomed the Salem group. On their arrival in Portland the Cherry Festival court and party were greeted by Mayor Dorothy McCullough Lee, Prime Minister F. W. McCurdy of the. Rosarlans and Leland Hess of the Rosarians, who was their official host for that eve ning and the following evening. During the Wednesday visit to Portland th Salem group were taken on a tour through the Oregon- Journal building and later were dinner guests of Guard Hurley. Thursday found the court going to Portland again. This time they took another route and visited other towns. Lower Valley Area First stop that day was In dependence where Mayor Ralph Spencer and a committee of 12 greeted them. From there the ' group went to Monmouth and then to Dallas where "Mayor Hol lie Smith and his group greeted them. Stopping in Amity the Fes tival court was treated to re freshments by Mayor Jack Van delaar and his committee. Mc : Minnville's Mayor R. H. Wlndl shar and that city's rodeo com mittee greeted the Salem group on their arrival there and at Dundee a large committee head ed by Mayor Earl Namltz and the president of the Nut Grow ers association greeted the party and presented them with large baskets of nuts. ' Newberg Visitation Before going on into Portland that day the Queen's party stopped at Newberg and were met by that town's mayor, Dr. Homer Hester, and his group. In Portland Thursday night the Salem royalty and their group were entertained at din ner at the Multnomah Athletic club with Prime Minister and Mrs. McCurdy and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hess as hosts. That eve ning was ended with attendance at the .Aquacade presented as a feature of the Rose Festival.' TcLAVOfU MAKES.OCOWS Weapon Can Destroy' Supersonic Plane New Orleans, June 13 (U.H Brig. Gen. John Weckerling, chief of the Louisiana military district, said here today the U.S. has a guided missile capable of destroying an airplane fly ing at supersonic speed. Weckerling spoke to 600 offi cers and men of the organized reserve corps at the opening of a two-week training period. He did not elaborate on the hitherto-unaccounted weapon. In addition to the guided mis sile, he said, "our tanks arid antl - aircraft equipment are the best in the world, although we do not have many of the newest types in actual being." Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, June 13, 1950- 'peuwrfU Stony TONIOHT 9t30 P.M. Hear Charles Laughton's Favorite Story "THE MAGNIFICENT LIE" Kcsinr LaaaBaaouaiKK. 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