Evening star., 1950-07-03
Tuesday.

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recreation events, including
races, ball games and other
sports. Magruder Park. Hyatts-
vile. Md. ~
"a p.m.-Silver Spring and Be-
thesda, Nd, community cele-
bration, including baseball
games, races. band music, stunts
and fireworks after dark, at
Rock Greek Recreation Center,
midway between Silver Spring
and Bethesda.
Is p.m.-Parade of bands, drill
teams. floats and marching
units from Mount Rainier to
Riyerdale by way of Rhode
Island avenue. Thirty fourth
street, Mount Rainier avenue,
Hiram L. Lawrence. Hyattsville
street.
1880 p.m.-"Salute to Indepen-
dence" spectacle at Monument
Grounds.
8 pm.--Gov. Lanes speech at
Mag1slder Park. Hyattsville.
8..55 p.m-Fireworks display on
Monument Grounds.
Recreation Program.
Fourth Of July programs in Dis
trict recreation centers and play
grounds were announced as fol-
lows:
Palisades Recreation Center.
Edmunds and Sherrier Places NV.
10:30 am.-Parade iforms at
Key School. ends at Palisades). !.
1880 INSTRUMENTATION by
DC. Fire Department. 100 pm.
Games and sports. 500 pm
Baby show tregistration, 2
p.m9 with ribbons and prizes.
400 pm-Free movies. Hobby
show. Ball game. 800 pm
Record dance for. all ages (free3.
Pre- celebration *at Palisades:
Red. White and Blue Dance.
July 8. 8::3o-11. For all ages
so cents each. Toby Tyler's or
chestra.
Takoma Recreation Center.
4th and Van Buren, NV.
300 p.m.-Field day for boys,
girls and youth. 500 pm
Women's softbalI game, Ia
koma decorators VS.. Walter
Reed WAC. 1880 p.m.-Histori-
cal tableaux and presentation
Of Miss Washington and Miss
Takoma Park. Special enter
tainment. 9:15 p.m-Fireworks
-co-sponsored by the North
Washington Recreation Coun-
/ ell and Takoma Park 60-in- 80
Committee.
Note: At pm. Takoma Play
ground. Laurel and Eastern
aves., will be the scehe Of a
part of the Marathon race be-
ing sponsored by AAU In which
runners from various parts Of
the East are entered. The
course proceeds into the Dis
trict via Piney Branch road,
west on Thirteenth street, Ken
nedy street and north on Third
street.
Georgetown Playground
Thirty fourth and Volta NV
Co-sponsored by the Big Broth
ers' Club of Georgetown and
Georgetown businessmen. 10
am.--Youth Swimming Meet
with ribbons and prizes. 12:45
pm.-Base-running Contest for
boys and girls, II through II.
q p.m-All-Star Softball Game
double -header). 3 p.m.-Co-
REQ volleyball Game for teen
ayers. p.m.-Refreshments for
all children. Note: The George
town Swimming Pool will be
open for children-12 noon to
pm. For adults pm. to Z
Macomb Playground
Thirty fourth and Macomb NV
/ p.m.-Dad and Son Softball
Game. Picnic Supper families
bring own lunches). Novelty
Events, ending with small fire.
| works.
Ridge Playground.
Ridge Rd. and Burns, S.E-Co-
sponsored by American Legion,
Dupont Post No. 40. II am
Novelty races and contests
tprizes for alb Softball game.
2 p.m.-Picnic families bring
own lunches.) 8 p.m.-Pie-eat-
ing contest.
Woodbridge Community.
Co-sponsored by: Gateway Citi-
zens' Assn, East Gate Business
Association. Rhode Island Ave.
Citizens Assn, Burroughs Citi-
zen's Assn, Veterans Of Foreign
Wars, American Legion. q To-
i cations for afternoon program,
4 same events at both places)
2-6 p.nn.-Taft Recreation Cen
/ ter, 18th g. Otis, NE. Langdon
Park, Franklin and Mills ave.
! NE. Races and novelty events
4 softball game. prizes for all
7:30-10:30 pInTaft Recrea-
tion Center. Program of enter
tainment. prizes and movies.
Edgew0Od Playground.
3rd and Evarts sts. N.E.-10 am
/ noon Novelty races for all
ages, basketball tourney. horse
i shoe tourney, checkers tourney