Archives Accession # 860

1.1.07.1lb Arboretum Foundation scrapbook

Date statement: : 1939-1946
Summary:

 1 large album

Description:

 Inside cover includes typed note that scrap book is maintained by the Publicity Committee.

1/7/1939, "Beauty From Any Angle," U.W. Daily, 3 photos.
2/18/1939, "Arboretum Director," UW Bulletin. [On same page: "Dogwood Tree Named Hugo Winkenwerder in Honor of Dean," "Arboretum Praised," "Bottle Tree From Australia Will Be in New Arboretum"].
3/14/1939, "Mrs. Graham Hostess to Flower Clubs," Seattle Daily Times. [On same page: "Groups to Aid Arboretum to be Organized," "Gardeners Form Club to Support Arboretum," "Arboretum Board Will Give Dinner for Hanleys." 
4/13/1939, "More Arboretum Units Organized," P-I. [On same page: 4/30/1939, "Foundation Unit Sponsors Tour of Baker Gardens," Seattle Times; 4/16/1939, untitled, on new WPA units, Seattle Times; 4/13/1939, "Arboretum Unit 3 Holds First Meet," West Seattle Herald; 5/18/1939, "Second Arboretum Unit Is Formed," West Seattle Herald.]
5/7/1939, "Gardens Grow More Lovely at Arboretum," with "Park Nears Completion" photo, P-I.
5/7/1939, "Event Planned for Arboretum," P-I.; 5/28/1939, "Walk A Little Faster," Seattle Times.
Loose clippings: 5/8/1936, "Strolling in Highlands Garden, P-I; n.d., "Gay Flowers Will Greet Throngs of Plant Lovers" with "Sampling a Garden" photo.
Letter-size page: 5/10/1938, "Entre Nous," Seattle Times; 5/13/1938 untitled article on Junior League participation in Highlands tour, Seattle Times; 5/4/1938, "Tour of Six Highlands Garden May 13 and 14," Seattle Times; 5/6/1938, "State Patrol to Assist at Garden Tour," Seattle Times. 
Letter-size page: 5/8/1938, "Garden Tours to Aid Arboretum," P-I; 5/12/1938, "Arboretum Sponsors Tour in the Highlands," Seattle Times.
Letter-size page: 5/2/1938, "Highlands Garden Tour to Benefit Arboretum," P-I; 5/12/1938, "Entre Nous," Seattle Times; 5/11/1938, "Busses to Go in Highlands for Two Days," Seattle Times.
Letter-size page: 5/14/1938, "Many Tour Highlands Gardens," source not shown.
1939 or later, ""Arboretum Used for Plant Culture Laboratory," UW News Letter.
6/4/1939, Spokane Man to Speak," P-I [On same page: 6/9/1939, "Arboretum Annual Meeting," P-I; 6/11/1939, "Chairman of Group Named, source unknown; 6/11/1939, "Election Held By Arboretum," P-I; n.d., "Arboretum Unit Names Officers," Seattle Times.]
n.d., "This woodland setting is where Rhododendron Glen will be..." and "Seed flats like these" photos, probably Seattle Sunday Times.
n.d. photo essay: "Sprawling over 260 acres of land..." "Azaleodendron" and "Volcanic boulders," probably Seattle Sunday Times.
6/18/1939, "Seattle Arboretum Will Be Floral Treasure House," Seattle Sunday Times.
n.d., "Sacred Lotus of the Nile," photo with Hanley. [On same page: 7/18/1939, "City Aid Urged for Arboretum," P-I; 7/26/1939, "Fireflies to 'Light Out' Tonight," P-I; 7/27/1939, "Seattle Now Home to Fireflies," P-I; 7/25/1939, "Let There Be Light!" Seattle Star.]
7/28/1939, "When Fireflies' Hearts Are Aglow," P-I. 
7/14/1939, "Tennis Players May 'Buy' Light," Seattle Times, 1 p. [On same page with n.d. "Plea for Bicyclists," source unknown; n.d., "Japanese Maple Seeds Sent to Arboretum," source unknown; 7/25/1939, "Fireflies for City," P-I; 7/4/1939, "Arboretum Board Objects to Charges," Seattle Times.]
8/6/1939, "Interest Widespread in Seattle Arboretum," P-I. [On same page: 8/3/1939, "City Will Pay Arboretum Bills," Times;  8/8/1939, "Seek Funds for Arboretum Work," Seattle Star; 10/25/1939, "New Arboretum Group Formed," P-I; 8/27/1939, ""Landscape Lesson," Seattle Times.]
n.d., "Befogged on Lake, Sailors Make Camp; Guess Where?" [On same page: 8/26/1939, "What the Clubwomen Are Doing," Seattle Times.]
8/13/1939, "Assist at Tea for Arboretum Fund: Garden Club Party to Benefit Arboretum," Seattle Times.
9/25/1939, "Arboretum Tours Will Be Resumed," P-I. [On same page: 9/26/1939, "Grant To Broadcast On U. Arboretum," Seattle Times; 10/7/1939, "Arboretum Tour," P-I; 10/12/1939, "Arboretum Gets More Rare Seeds," Seattle Star; 10/8/1939, "Arboretum Favored: Imported Rhododendron Seeds," P-I; 10/8/1939, "Arboretum Gets Rare Seeds of Rhododendrons," Seattle Times; 10/19/1939, "Organize Arboretum Unit," Seattle Star.]
10/24/1939, "Arboretum Units Give Reports At Meeting," Seattle Times. [On same page: 10/25/1939, "New Arboretum Group Formed," P-I; 11/3/1939, "Arboretum To Publish Garden Book," P-I, 1 p.
10/26/1939, "Arboretum Is Rounding Into Shape," Seattle Star.]
11/10/1939, "Apples, Arboretum Carry State's Fame Far Afield," Seattle Times. [On same page: 11/12/1939, "State Product Given Boost: Apples to Aid Arboretum," P-I.]
11/21/1939, 'Governor Martin Sets 'Arboretum Week' for April," Seattle Times. [On same page: 11/21/1939,  "Arboretum Week Set By Governor," P-I; 11/26/1939 "'Arboretum Week' Proclaimed" photo, Seattle Times; "Celebration to Include Primrose Day."]
11/3/1939, "Arboretum To Publish Garden Book," P-I. [On same page: 12/10/1939, "50,000 Plants Planned for 'U'," Seattle Times; 12/7/1939, "Arboretum's Success Is Celebrated," Seattle Times; 12/1/1939, "Apples Proving Popular as Gift," Seattle Times.]
12/16/1939,"Arboretum Selected as Flower Trial Garden," UW News Letter," [On same page as 12/29/1939, "Arboretum Is Popular with Tree Lovers," Seattle Times.]
1/6/1939, "New Arboretum Head Brings 'Mystery Plant' From Illinois," Seattle Times.
1/1940, "So That You All May Know . . .," UW Bulletin.
last portion of UW Bulletin feature, on same page with 1/8/1940, "Arboretum Group Picks 3 for Board," P-I; 1/4/1940, "Illumination of Arboretum Enjoyed by Thousands," Seattle Star; 1/6/1940, "Cuttings Asked by State Arboretum," Seattle Star.
1/9/1940, "Garden Leader," photo of Mrs. First Johnson, Seattle Star; [On same page: 1/7/1940, "55,000 See Arboretum in Yuletide," unknown source; 1/7/1940, "Arboretum Apple Campaign Raises Funds, Draws Praise," Seattle Times; n.d., "Arboretum Units Will Convene," unknown source.]
3/10/1940, "Several Gifts Reported by Garden Group," P-I. [On same page: 3/17/1940, "Governor Sets Arboretum Week in April," P-I; 3/8/1940, "Rhododendron May Be Given Different Odor," Seattle Times; n.d., "W.P.A. To Plant Rhododendrons," unknown source.]
3/24/1940, "Housing Show to Also Feature Garden Tips," P-I. [On same page: "Primrose Week Will Be Held April 7-13," P-I; plus 2 untitled, undated, unsourced short articles, one on James Frink and the other on gift of magnolias by K. Wada.]
3/10/1940, "A March Day" WPA photo, Seattle Times.
3/31/1940, "Garden Forums This Week!" P-I photo.
4/5/1940, "Kiosks Will Dot City For Primrose Week," P-I. [On same page: 3/17/1940, "2-Day Course in Gardening Is Offered," Seattle Times; 4/28/1940, "Owners to Allow Tour of Gardens, P-I; n.d. "Primrose Show At Arboretum," unknown source; n.d, untitled article on Primrose week, unknown source.]
4/7/1940, Smart Set Magazine photos of primrose festival preparations, P-I, 4 pp.
4/20/1940, "Arboretum Stroll Hold Thrills," Seattle Times, 4 pp.
4/28/1940, "Garden-Minded Socialites Preview Arboretum Garden Tour," Seattle Times.
4/1940? "Nine Gardens To Be Seen on Tour," [unknown source].
5/3/1940, "Out-of-Town Visitors Inspect Arboretum," P-I. [On same page: 5/2/1940, "Tickets Available For Garden Tour," West Seattle Herald; 8/1940, "Flower Display," Sunset.]
7/28/1940, "Rustic Bridge Adds Arboretum Beauty," Seattle Times photo.
9/4/1940, "W.P.A. May Aid U.W. Arboretum," Seattle Times. [On same page: 9/5/1940,"Arboretum Fund O.K'd," P-I; 10/7/1940, "U. Arboretum Wants 'Noah's Ark' of Plants," P-I; 10/18/1940, "S.F. Man Praises Arboretum Here," P-I, 10/30/1940, "Walla Walla Garden Meet," P-I.]
11/16/1940, "Succuessful Presentation: Washington's Apples Approved by Langlie," P-I.
11/10/1940, "Gay Packages Help Beautify City," Seattle Times.
12/8/1940, "Guide to Good Gardening," P-I. [On same page: n.d., "Gift Apples to Boost State and Help Keep Up Arboretum," unknown source.]
12/6/1940, "Arboretum Apples, As Gifts, Spread Fame of State," Seattle Times.
12/17/1940, "Arboretum Yule Tree Again To Shine in Outdoor Contest," Seattle Times. On same page: 12/14/1940, "Arboretum Receives New Shipments of Rare Plants and Seeds From East," UW Bulletin News Letter.
12/21/1940, ""The Smart Set/Christmas in the Making," P-I.
12/30/1945, "Arboretum Suffers By Tree Snatchers," Portland, Oregon. On same page: 6/1946, "Among Seattle's Beauty Spots," no source; 5/1946, "New Orleans-Bound Blossoms," Star.
5/25/1946, "NW Beauty Flown to New York," Star. [On same page: 6/20,1946, "U. Of W. Short Course For Gardeners," Bothell Citizen; 6/20/1946, "Puyallup Men Aid in Course," Puyallup Valley Tribune; 6/27/1946, "The Annual Meeting" P-I; 6/24/1946, "Mum Society To Hear Paul Brown," Star; 6/27/1946, "Arboretum Group to Meet Saturday, " Seattle Times; 6/20,1946, "Gardening Course for GI's, "Sumner Standard; 5/30/1946, "Associate Editor Buyers Guide," Buyers Guide.]
6/30/1940, "D.G. Graham Elected Head of Arboretum," Seattle Times. On same page: 6/30/1940, "Arboretum Names 1941 Officials," P-I; 6/28/1940, "Langlie Names Three To Arboretum Board," Seattle Times.
7/14/1940, Seattle Sunday Times Rotogravure, 2 photos of canoeing at WPA.
10/26/1940, "Where Are Arboretum Fireflies?," Seattle Times. On same page: 10/29/1940, "Arboretum Holding Membership Drive, P-I; 10/27/1940, "Arboretum To Conduct Drive for Members," unknown source.
11/10/1940, "Arboretum Gets $102,000 Grant," Seattle Times. On same page: 11/10/1940, "Weaving Reeds" photo, Seattle Times.
4/18/1942, "Primroses will attract many guests," Seattle Star. On same page: 5/5/1942, "Donors Lauded by Arboretum," P-I; 5/1/1942, "Arboretum Specials," Seattle Times; 5/3/1942, "U. Arboretum to Be Toured Twice Today," Seattle Times; 5/4/1942, "Rare Seeds Sent To U.W. Arboretum," Seattle Times; 5/2/1942, "Tours Scheduled at Arboretum," P-I; 5/2/1942, "Arboretum Tour," Seattle Star; 4/5/1942, "Arboretum Is Given Plants From Far Away," Seattle Times.
4/13/1942, "Cabbage Complexities" photo and "Amateur Growers Get Free Advice," P-I. On same page: 4/15/1942, "Co-Eds Garden For Victory," Seattle Star.
12/29/1940, "Arboretum Planting Inspected," Seattle Times.
12/20/1940, "Apple Gifts Box Sales On Increase," P-I.
1/27/1941, "Arboretum Units to Meet," P-I. On same page: 2/2/1941, "5 Little Ginkgos Join Arboretum," Seattle Times; 1/26/1941, "Luncheon Listed for Garden Club," Seattle Times; 2/15/1941, "Arboretum Aided by Gift of Plants," P-I; 2/27/1941, "Arboretum, Seward Park Clubs to Meet," Seattle Times; 2/22/1941, "Arboretum Described in W.A.C. Talk," P-I.
3/1/1941, "Forced to Bloom" photo, Seattle Times. On same page: 3/5/1941, "Arboretum Receives Seeds from Holland," Seattle Times; 4/19/1941, "Arboretum Exhibition Awarded Flower Show Prize and Gold Medal," News Letter.
[c. 3/1941], "Azaleas Fed Vitamin A As 'Beauty' Treatment," [no source].
3/5/1941. "Arboretum Gets Dutch Seed," P-I. On same page: 4/13/1941, "Here-There With Gardens," P-I; 3/9/1941, "Primrose Theme for Club Fete," P-I; 4/17/1941, "Chairman" photo, Seattle Times. 
4/13/1941, "Primrose Show Set," P-I, 3 pp.
4/3/1941, "Arboretum's Members To Get Dividend," Seattle Times. On same page: 4/6/1941, "Primrose Is Favorite," Seattle Times; 4/3/1941, "Gifts Planned by Arboretum," P-I; 4/14/1941," Arboretum Week Is Set By Governor," Seattle Times; 4/6/1941, "Primroses to Be Shown," P-I.
4/12/1941, "Primroses To Be Shown At Palmer Home," Seattle Times. On same page: 4/18/1941, "Amateurs Will Have Display In Primrose Show," Seattle Times; 4/15/1941, "Arboretum Week Gets Under Way," P-I.
4/19/1941, "Fine Display of Primroses In Gardens of Dr. Palmer," P-I.  On same page: 4/20/1941, "Primrose Show to End," P-I; 4/19/1941, "Women Are Hostesses At Garden Show," Seattle Times; 4/22/1941, [no title], P-I.
6/18/1941, [no title], P-I. On same page: 6/10/1941, "Sieg Will Open Annual Meeting of Arboretum," Seattle Times; [n.d., no title, unknown source] article on primrose sale success; 6/16/1941, "Sieg to Address Arboretum Unit," Seattle Times; 4/21/1941, "Listening Around The Town," Seattle Times; 4/22/1941, "Arboretum Units List Meetings," P-I; 5/4/1941, Meeting Tomorrow," Seattle Times.
6/19/1941, "Directors Elected for Arboretum," Seattle Times. On same page: 7/16/1941, "Mrs. Baker to Speak," Seattle Times; n.d., "Graham Heads U. Arboretum," [unknown source]; 7/11/1941, "4 New Arboretum Units Formed," P-I; 6/17/1941, "Annual Meeting of Arboretum Is Tomorrow Night," Seattle Times.
8/10/1941, "Foreign Lands Send Gifts for Arboretum," P-I. On same page: 8/13/1941, "Strolling Around the Town," Seattle Times; n.d., "Root Growth Stimulants Used to Help Cuttings," unknown source.
8/12/1941, "Planting Plan" photo, P-I. On same page: n.d., "Rock Garden Society Active At Arboretum," unknown source; 11/18/1941, "Men Welcome . . .," Seattle Times.
8/11/1941, "Arboretum Is Ranked as In 'Big 3' in U.S.," Seattle Times. On same page: 8/11/1941, "A Generous Gift," Seattle Times; 9/8/1941, "Visitor Here in 1938," P-I; 9/23/1941, "Aiding Arboretum," Seattle Times; 9/28/1941, "Notice," P-I.
10/5/1941, "Mrs. Graham To Entertain," P-I. On same page: 10/5/1941, untitled paragraph, Seattle Times; 10/26/1941, "Foreign Plants for Arboretum," Seattle Times; 9/26/1941, "Tree Culture Experts Meet," [unknown source, ink note "Spokane"]; 9/24/1941, "Meet To Organize Arboretum Group, [unknown source, ink note "Spokane"]; 9/21/1941, "Women Talk on Flowers," [unknown source, ink note "Spokane"]; 10/27/1941, "War Fails to Stop Gifts to Arboretum," Seattle Star; 11/25/1941, "Tis Better to Give," Seattle Times.
11/25/1941, "You Said a Mouthful!," P-I. On same page: 11/7/1941, "Apple-Selling Campaign Will Aid Arboretum," Seattle Times.
1/23/1941, [no title], Seattle Times. On same page: 11/19/1941, "Virginia Boren Hears of Holiday Apples; The Apple is 'Amiable,'" Seattle Times [article continues on second page]; 11/11/1941, "Apple Campaign Aiding Growers and Arboretum," P-I.
1/1/1942, "Outdoor Ice Skating Here," P-I.
[c. 1/1942], "Fire and Ice Prove Popular," P-I. On same page: [c. 12/1941], "Cold Snap Brings Outdoor Skating," unknown source.
4/4/1942, "Arboretum Enlarges Monthly Publication," Seattle Times. On same page: n.d. [no title] paragraph on Curmmett talk, [unknown source]; 4/5/1942, "Beautiful Schibig Gardens Scene of Primrose Display," Seattle Times; 4/16/1942, "Added Beauty," Seattle Times.
4/20/1942, "Virginia Boren Sees Spring in Ultimate Glory; Primrose Showing Inspirational," Seattle Times. 
/12/1942, "Garden Lovers Prepare for 'Primrose Showing'/Sixty Prominent Women to Serve as Hostesses," unknown source, 3 pp.
5/31/1942, "U.W. 'Victory Garden' Exhibit Open for Public," P-I. On same page: 5/24/1942, "Know Your Industries," P-I; 5/21/1942, untitled paragraph, Seattle Times; 5/9/1942, "Sunday Arboretum Tour Scheduled by Request," Seattle Times; 5/21/1942, "Donald Graham, Flyer-Attorney, Reenters Army," Seattle Times; [photo of Mrs. Graham, unknown source]; 4/1942, "Arboretum," Northwest Gardens.
6/11/1942, "315 Added To Membership Of Arboretum," Seattle Times. On same page: 6/10/1942, "Arboretum Meeting," P-I; 6/14/1942, untitled article, Seattle Times; 6/15/1942, "Cannot Be Done in a Hurry," Seattle Times; 5/13/1942, "Arboretum Plans Anti-Pest Class," P-I; 6/11/1942, "Listening Around the Town," Seattle Times.
8/23/1942, "Demonstration Vegetable Garden" photos and article, Seattle Times, 2 pp.
6/16/1942, "U. Arboretum Shows Growth," P-I. On same page: 6/14/1942, "Garden Club Fete to Aid Arboretum," Seattle Times; 7/6/1942, "Plants Received by Arboretum," P-I; 7/26/1942, "New Arboretum Head Is Named," Seattle Times; 7/5/1942, "449 Plants for U. Arboretum," Seattle Times; 10/1/1942, "Joins Waacs" re: Grace Read, Seattle Times.
10/29/1942, "War Effort Emphasized At Gathering." On same page: 11/1/1942, "Chrysanthemum Show Is Ready," Seattle Times; 9/1942, "Washington Clubs Support Arboretum," Flower Grower; 11/12/1942, "Apples Aid Arboretum," P-I; 11/6/1942, "New 'Mum' Is Displayed," P-I.
12/8/1942, untitled article on sale of Christmas greens; 10/29/1942, "Women Take Job of Raising 100,000 Camouflage Plants."
11/18/1942, "Members of Garden Club Hear New Book Summary," P-I. On same page, n.d., "Work to Fool Foe," unknown source.
12/6/1942, "Western Greens for Eastern Gifts," Seattle Times. On same page: 12/6/1942, "Amateur Gardeners' Handbook Praised," P-I.
c. 12/1942, "Arboretum Aids," unknown source.
3/24/1943, "Mrs. Ballard Opens Home for Foundation," P-I. On same page: 3/8/1943, "Reception Will Be Given J. A. Grants," P-I; 3/19/1943, "Mrs. Don Palmer," P-I; 1/10/1943, "Rhododendron Expert Writes for Arnoldia," Seattle Times; 3/18/1943, untitled, Seattle Times; 1/24/1943, "Waac Sergeant," P-I.
4/4/1943, "Heads 'Dirt' Gardeners," Seattle Times. On same page: 5/29/1943, "Strolling Around Town," Seattle Times.
5/20, 1943, "Luncheon Meeting At Arboretum," P-I. On same page: 5/30/1943, "Flower Expert To Lecture at University Club," Seattle Times; 6/11/1943, "Arboretum Elects New Officers,' P-I; 6/1/1943, "For All the Northwest," Seattle Times; 6/13/1943, "Chatter," Seattle Times; n.d., "Rare Shrub from China In Bloom at Arboretum," [unknown source]; 6/9/1943, "New Officers Elected by Arboretum," Seattle Times.
6/30/1943, "Mayor Hails War Gardens," P-I.  On same page: 8/8/1943, "Open House at U. Arboretum Garden," Seattle Times; 8/10/1943, "5000 At Garden Show," Seattle Star.
8/9/1943, "Cream of the '43 Crop/Garden Open House Staged, P-I. On same page: 9/26/1943, untitled, Seattle Times; 9/1943, "Arboretum News," Northwest Gardens; 10/8/1943, "Plan All-Year Harvests Here," Seattle Star.
10/22/1943, "Leaders of Arboretum Entertained," Seattle Times. On same page: n.d., "Arboretum's Wide Appeal Again Shown," unknown source; n.d., "Garden Club To Meet On Friday," unknown source; 1943, "New Members of Society To Receive Gifts," unknown source; 7/30/1943, "Mrs. Howard Elected by Garden Clubs," Seattle Times.
12/1943, "Arboretum Director Gives Talk," P-I. On same page: n.d., "Mrs. Krauss Opening House [unknown source]; n.d., "Added Beauty," unknown source; n.d., no title, "By Gloria Huntington," unknown source; n.d., "About People You Know," no source; n.d., "Arboretum's Bulletin Has Garden Tips," unknown source; n.d., "Arboretum Board Will Meet Friday," unknown source.
3/10/1944, [no title], Yakima Daily Republic. On same page: n.d., "Garden Supreme," [unknown source]; 3/8/1944, "Personals," Yakima Herald.
6/27/1946, "Nursery Course Opens on Campus," U. District Herald. On same page: n.d., "$253,564 Given to Arboretum Work," [unknown source]; n.d., "Annual Meeting," [no source]; 7/6/1946, "Arboretum Group Has Meeting," P-I; 7/4/1946, "Arboretum Board Names 3 Members," Seattle Times; n.d., "Arboretum Foundation," [unknown source]; 6/27/1946, "Nurserymen and Gardeners Will Have Course at 'U'," Redmond Recorder.
7/18/1946 "Judges Announced for Arboretum Camera Contest," Buyers Guide.  On same page: 7/18/1946, "Arboretum Camera Board of Judges Selected," Magnolia News; 7/25/1946, "Contest For Top Flower Photo Opens," U W Daily; 7/18/1946, "Judges Chosen for Contest," Rainier District Times; 7/18/1946, " Photography Plan From Arboretum," Capitol Hill Times; 7/12/1946, "Planning Unit Picks Granger," Star; 7/16/1946, "Arboretum Camera Contest Winners To Receive $150," P-I; 7/18/1946, "Judges Named In Photo Competition," Greenlake Reporter.
7/4/1946, "Arboretum Group Publishes Booklet," P-I. On same page: 7/11/1946, "Flower Handbook To Be Distributed," Greenlake Reporter; 7/21/1946, "Published by the Arboretum Foundation," photo, P-I; 7/11/1946, "Rhododendron Handbook Ready," Capitol Hill Times; 7/25/1946, "Arboretum Group Publishes Handbook, UW Daily; 7/12/1946, "Handbook at Azalea and Rhododendrons Ready for Distribution," [sic], Burien City News.
8/1/1946, "Camera Competition Appoints Judges for '46," Greenwood-Phinney Herald. On same page: 6/25/1946, "Kew Gardens Neglected," Star; 8/8/1946, "The Arboretum Is Yours, Why Not Enjoy It?" Buyers Guide; 6/27/1946, "Arboretum Foundation Holds Annual Meeting," Buyers Guide; 7/25/1946, "Arboretum Judges For Camera Competition Named by President," U. District Herald; 8/8/1946, "Camera Competition Closes August 15," Buyers Guide; 7/25/1946, "Viewing the Fuchsias At The Arboretum," Buyers Guide.
7/18/1946, "Board of Judges Told For Arboretum Camera Contest," W. Seattle Herald.  On same page: 10/3/1946, "Garden Club To Hear Arboretum Authority," U. District Herald; n.d., "Tiger Lily" photo, [unknown source]; 10/9 1946, "Jackson Head of Arboretum," Spokane Spokesman-Review; 10/20/1946, "Members Of Arboretum's Board Named," Seattle Times; n.d., "Company Looks for Cork Trees in N.W.," [unknown source]; 1946, "Arboretum Elects Jackson President," Star.

Accession date: 2025-12-02 Last updated: 2026-01-13 15:50:59
Subjects: Washington Park Arboretum--history, Arboretum Foundation

Names	Role	Function
Hanley, John, Dr.		Subject
Winkenwerder, Hugo, 1878-1947		Subject
Jackson, Maurice		Subject
Lee Paul Sieg		Subject
Grummett, Duane		Subject
Graham, Donald G.		Subject
Ballard, Nan		Subject
Grant, John A.		Subject
Douglas, Walter T.		Subject
Graham, Juanita		Subject
Merrill, E.D.		Subject

Location	Note
Archives workroom closed cupboard