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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1954)
Wdnesdgy, July 21, 1954 '1 i LATEST FAD ' 1 Yep, the glrli In Miami, Fit., are pardon .the .pun stock-, ing up on hotiery. Seems the latest fad is opera length stock ing for beach wear, as shown by Jean Stuart at Matheson Mammock Park. , The girls claim the hoisery "contains" the flesh, smoothing out the bumps and making legs nicer to look at. (AP Wirephoto) 1 Post Officers Are Installed SILVERTON Under direc tion of John Muir, commander of District No. 2, American Legion, assisted by his Mill City ritual team, recently elected officials were installed at the rerfular meeting Monday night with Bruce Billings as commander, Delbert Reeves post No. 7, American Le gion of Silverton. Other officers installed includ ed Attorney Quintin Estell as first vice commander; Lester Oehler as second vice comman der; Melvin Heater, adjustant; 'John Demas. finaniA nffiAi. Frank M. Pmvpll ohmloin- T .' Hall, sergeant-at-arms; Gladwyn namre, nisiorian; and Ronald Reed as past commander. The social hour following the ceremonials of installation was joint with the members of the auxiliary, with special honors ac corded the husband and wife executive pair. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Billings, commander of the post and Mrs. Billings having been installed previously, as pres ident of Delbert ReeVes unit No. 7, American Legion auxiliary. Silverton post and auxiliary are specially interested in' the department, state of Oregon, con vention from Wednesday through Saturday, this week, July 21-24, at Coos Bay, as a local member, Carl Moser, is heading the line for department of Oregon Com mander, following many years of executive activities for the state and national work. Delegates and alternates from the local post attending are Bruce Billings, commander, and Ronald Reed, Quintin Estell, Frank M. Powell, with their al ternates, C. J. Towe, Ralph Fran cis and Melvin Heater. SNAKE IN HIS RADIO SHELBY, N. C. (-J. B. 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