8th Annual Rose Show
.Will Be at Walton Hall
TEX CAPITAL JOUXKAL. 8Jsm, Orrnm
Salem'a annual .v
thl yar will b staged in th
Xxaak Walton club beuM
it of mott of tfa larger
flower ihowi in recent yean.
Thl wlU b th eighth an
nual show aponiored by th
Salam Roa Society of which
Lee Canfield la president
Date for th ihow will be
Saturday and Sunday. Jim.
13 and 14. There wlU b no
admission charge. Th show
-miii k. i. ii. . . .
from S to 9 p.m. on Saturday
inn vw a iwvn jo pjn.
Sunday.
ProsDectiv exhlhltnra -
warned that their entries must
be In pUc by 11 ajn. on
Saturday morning at which
time the Judges will take over.
In addition to ribbons for the
winners in Men ria i
ahow there will be revolving
uuymca uiu uerciianaise priz-
NEGRO ELECTED
. ...
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Dr. Bufua E. rUnnt
(above), 52-year-old Negro
educator, hailed his political
victory over his white op
ponent as a "victory for the
people." He was elected to
the Board of Education by
an 8,000 vote margin over
J. H. Landers who had
served on th board since
1927. Clement, president of
Atlanta University, is one of
the first of his race to hold
so Important an office at At
lanta, Ga., since reconstruc
tion days. (AP Wlrephoto)
Keizer
Oregon soil clinic of Portland
will be the speaker at the regu
lar meeting of the Keizer Gar
den club Tuesday evening,
May 19, at the Keizer fire hall.
An invitation has been extend
ed by Mr. Danen, president of
the club, for the public to at
tend.
Stephen Crouch, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Crouch, BOSS
Snhlnriala Dr.. la In the Salam
Memorial hospital with rheu
matic fever.
Home from Korea Is CpL
John L. Sanf ord, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James W. Sanf ord, owners
of Sandy's Garage in Keizer.
The Sanfords live at 2360
Broadway. I
Word has been received by
Mr. and Mrs. Nick LeRud, 690
Chemawa Rd., that their son,
Lome R. LeRud, has been pro
moted recently to private first
class. Lorene is serving with
the Korean base section and is
with the 985th Ordnance Field
" Maintenance company. He ar
rived in Korea last December.
Keizer is to have another new
business. Being erected on
North River Rd. is a Drive-in
by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith.
The building is next to their
come at 8795 N. River Rd. The
place will be called Tele-treat
and will feature Tele-freeze ice
cream, Teleburgers, and root
beer. They hope to be open
for business by Memorial Day.
for th sweepstake winners '
eecn ox u lour divisions in 1
th ahow and a mnil .hm
pionahip award lor th best
rose la the show.
A cumber of Portland rose
rowers have alrai4 .im.
fled their intention of enter
ing blooms In th Salam abow
and entriea ara a Ian
from grower at Albany, Del
ias, uorvaiiis, rail city,
Woodburn and Eugene.
Show committee were an
aouneed today by President
tanneia as follows:
Show chairman
Smith.
SUllnf Ban' Dnnrni
Rathjen, Robert Fitzmaurlce,
George Renfrew, W. G. Krus
er, Olll Schendel.
Judges George Ailing, f
Tronlea and rihtutna P-
Warren.
. Merchandize prizes R. G.
Brandy, Charles Cole.
Finance Marjorlt Harris,
Elizabeth Porter.
Garden Clubs Mrs. Charles
Cole.
Registration Mrs. Ben
Dawson, Mrs. Earl Benbow,
Mrs. Kenneth Waters, Miss
Mlrpah Blair, Mrs. Robert
Fitzmaurlc.
Entries and Placing, Horti
cultural Dr. Karl W San.
bow, C. A. Col. R. G. Brady,
a. i unaoecK, w. a
Krueger. 1 v '
Entries and Placing,
Decorative Mrs. Ben Rath
Jen, Mrs. M. C. Blackmail.
Mrs. Robert Ballard, Mrs.
Herman .Lafky.
American Rose Society
Booth Mrs. C. A. Kells.
Hospitality Mrs. R. G.
Brady, Mrs. A. L. Llndbeck.
Clerks Mr. E. L. Hnn
Mrs. Ray Warren, Mrs. Ruth
lionnart, Mr. Mildred Davis.
Extension Meetings
For Week Listed
Marlon County Extension
unit meeting for the week of
May 18-33 are listed below
Anyone who is interested is
invited to attend.
Th date of met Unit, units.
tun ana place are as follows:
May 19 Union Hill. 10:30.
with Mrs. Howard Rodgers.
Car of Rugs and Upholstered
Furniture; Four Corners, 130,
Community : halL Funtional
House Dress. -
May 20 Pringle. 10:80.
Women's clubhouse, Herbs for
Variety and Accent; Turner,
1:30, I OOF hall. Becoming
Good Buyer; Hubbard 10:30,
with Mrs. A. L. Murphy, Care
of Rugs and Upholstered
furniture. i ,
May21 Edln Lame, 10.
with Mrs. M. - Stephenson,
Herbs for Variety and Accent:
Liberty-Salem Heights, 10:30,
Salem Heights halL Car of
Bugs and Upholstered Fur
niture; Silverton Hills, 1:30,
Community hall. Becoming
Good Buyer.
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