davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05
TWO BIRTHDAYS

Hamilton. Mont-Ihe twins re
Gently born tC Mr. and Mrs David
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Akers OldS-Cadillac Co.

Falrlington Shopping Center
Alex, Va. Ov. 3-0350
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miles: cannot be told from brand.
new. will accept as little as $500
down and finance unpaid balance
at local bank at 3ec interest to
suit purchaser. For further info,
uhone Parkway 5-1922. lis
LINCOLN 81: good cond., 60-day
S495 or best offer. LO. 4-02sO.
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FORD so green: good running cond.
1913 Rockville pike. Pc. 2-65S5
Ia
FORD 1855 Custom Ranch Wagon
Fordomatic, T. and h., 6-ply Wv
tires; seasprite color with har-
monizing upholstery; like new: ST.
$50. 10. 7-SS65. Ia
cessories: 1000 mi: pvt. OWNER.
Sl.i00. 10. 4-6646. la
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FORD 1855 Tudor Fairlane VS.
sedan; Fordomatic. radio. heater,
outstanding maize and ivory: 81 .6y5
ARCADE PONTIAC
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LINCOLN 1851 Cosmo. club coupe;
r. and h., hydra; weekend special
S495. S195 On. BELL MOTORS.
500 Wis. ave. NV, WO. $500.
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CHEW. 1871 2-dr,; very good cond..
JE. 3-SS1u. III
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont. J

BUICK So Roadmaster Riviera hard
top coupe; dynaf1ow, radio, heater
power steering. cleo. windows anc
seats. Wv. tires: beautiful ',-tont
finish: | owner. extra low mileage:
don't miss the best buy OF the week,
$685.; safety. tested for your pro
PAUL BROS. : (OLDS,). Wis. and
Ellicott st NV. KE. 1-130S; Sat
and sun. call KE. 7-1300. LII
BUICK 80 Roadmaster conv.; r., h.
dNna nnMnn hra leg st aarinn. G1 90 =
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MONEY WANTED
AVIATION

AFRONCAs, Cessna 100 and one
1905 Luscomb Mooney. Pipers,
Swifts. Place your order now for y
new 4-plaee Mooney. The highest
tanned In a light executive-type
airplane, II you cant ny. ! viii
teach you. Ask for our new low
CLUB hying rates, SEE ASH AND
SAVE CASH. JE. 2-a14l --i3
ERCOUPE with vHF Marco omni:
hengered at Beacon: $500 nrm.
VA. S-bs5s after A. pm. LA
TRIPACER 1888, fully equipped with
Marco superhomsr s4.tb0. u. T.
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-RENT

APPLICATIONS received for water.
front cottaeeS, apis. week ends, BY
the week or month. Box 493-A
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1856 OLDSMOBIIE

OLDgMOBILE 'S6 Super ''ss" HoH-
day coupe; very low mileage; must
sell; terms and trade. Call JU. g.
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AVIATION Gent,

PIPER CLIPPER. 4 place. $50 TT,
low frequency. Omni. recording
taeh., aero-matic prop. new tires:
$1,000, irm. CIR. 3-0Tl0. Ia
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n. SMALL RnAr nM N,

WIZ NHEWS lHDIu CfuIscT ,
new sailing dinghy: ChrysleT
crown; very good cond.: $1,000.
See Steward King, Corinthian Y. C.
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HUDSON 81 Hornet: r. and h., by
dramatic. purchased new April ~
JAGuAR 40 Mark v: classic 4-dr.,
sun-roof sedan, $685.. OIL. 2-2S3S.
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FORD so; lovely black finish: Ss95.
ROCKVILLE AUTO SALES, 1913
Rockville pike, Pc. 2-65S7. Ia
HUDSON SO Wasp 2-dr. sedan: n.y.
dra.. radio. heater. low miles; 5000.
FLOOD PONTIAC, 424l Connect
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MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT

IA LOADER, 1.-yard bucket. ex-
cellent condition. UN. 4-5b51,
ia
TRACTOR, Simplicity. cycle bar.
2l.in. mower. pillow, tultivator
5000 takes the lot. CIR. 3-0S53
la
TRACTORS, plows. harrows. com.
bines. etc. Ferguson and othei
makes. New and used al unhearc
o. PRICES, Call Mr.. JONES. Pooles.
BACKHoE XSD LOADER, tractor
mounted; best offer. Call WA
TR1cToRs. doasrs, shoysls crane,
dragllnes, etc. NASSAU RENTAL
SERVICE CORP. Phone 81. 8-e233
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Colonial Oldsmobile Co.

OLDSMOBILE 1855 Super SIS" Hol-
iday coupe de luxe; sharp 2-tont
blue, r. and h., hydrsmatic, full
power, like new. terms or trade,
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BOATS

PENN-YANN, IA f., 52-in. beam.
Mercury Hurricane motor. cartop
carried. aquaplane and full equip
transferred. KE. S-1O26. il
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NOItItLlO 1NTIN
In the MONTGOMERY -sTUBRS,s
LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER. 3T15
t SsasnsoG II r hui a. Mas To- qss
the 1855 Chevrolet was advertised
for Sl,I95. This was an error.
The price should have reAo II aa5"
The Evening Star regrets the error.
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VACATION PLACES

BETHANY BEACH, DEL. - ocean
front. furn. apis: and bedrms.
opening date May 20. S35 per
wk. to June g. Reas. rates re-
mainder season. Week ends. IA. g.
1914; weekdays. EN-. 2-6764,
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wATERFRoNT-sALE tcon..l WATERFRONT PRoP-sALE
POTOMAC RIVER LOTS

One to 5-acre riverfront
Prices from $500. Dir: Take
Rte, 21S east out of FEEDER
ickSburg to Owens, Va, turn
lett az sign. MORTON AND
HUNTER. INC. 12l N. Fair
lax ST.. Alex, Va. XII. 9-0222.
Sales representative on prem
Uses sat. and Sun, from 10
am. to 5 pm. EST.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1852 de luxe. r. and
h.. powerglide; above average; best
I offer TIL o-1O35 IL
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OWENS 2I-foot cupboard cruiser,
newly painted and vanished. .
full-length hunks. stove head: @5-
hip. motor eiec. starter. remote
control. Phone XII. S-0b13. III
I"-FT. RUNABOuT. Mercury Mark
cessories: $3.50 Lo. 7-i0Gs. ID
20-FT. BOAT. white cedar. inooarG;
sleeps .; $50 10. S-549l. Can
be seen at 1905 Marlboro pike.
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CORRECTION

81 DOWN
BEACH MOTORS 1910 14th Ct. NV.
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CHEW SO Bel Air convertible: r. and
h.: new Wv. tires; low mileage;
always garaged: spotless: orig. own
er, priced leaS. Oh 4-62y1. IL
CHEW. SO Bel Air VS.; powerglide
dual exhaust, r.. h, back-up lights
Wv. tires, extra trim, extra equip.
low mil, like new. 10. 4-5S39. Id
CHEW. AZ 4-dr.: excel. cond.. re-
Gently painted. l owner; S115.
Cali EN-. $4,000.
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FORD
1852 half-ton stake, top condition;
S595. Call WA. 10000. la
1949 KB II INT. WHEELER,
412-YD. LOW DISCHARGE
MIXER, GOOD COND.;
$4,000.
MACK MOTOR TRUCK
CORP.
1910 E. goth ST., BALTI-
MORE Is, MD. BE. $4,000
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BUY ON YOUR TERMS

Fine lots, at many close-by salt
Q water beach areas. in Md. only 30
}, minis from n n CT IA ,,n
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
SUMMER HOMES

BUILDING LOTS in citrus grove.
Easy terms Write for circular. So
RORA GROVE. Box 50. Fl. Pierce
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FORD 1855 Victoria hardtop: excel
lent shape: fully equipped: low mile.
age sporty black and white finish
with matching interior trim. Only
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1856 OLDSMOBILE

Rocket SIS" Holiday sedan; tur-
Quoise finish. radio heater. Wv
tires chrome wheel discs. wind
shield washer, oil filter, direc-
tiQnal signais ana many. many
other extras. That new hydra
matte drive will really send you
We are really in good trading po-
sition See us TO-DAY before YOU buy
Car No sol S3,24l 20, Low-rate f.
nancins; 30-min. delivery. $4,000
mi warranty up to 80 mos IA
pay. Low monthly payments, terms
70 suit you. Open daily till . pm,
sundays till ; pm.
Colonial OldSmobile Co.
I24l 9Th St. NE. Ii. 7-934C
tAt 9th and Fla. Ave-
oLDSMoBILE 1854 super "ss''
4-dr. smart blue and white finish
S1,7g5.
Akers Odds Cadillac Co.
Fairlington Shopping Center
Alex. Va. OV, 3.0350
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GARAGES

$40 lith ST. S.E.--Rear huge dou.
Bile brick garage Suitable storae,
or parking $50 mo. Call FEDERAL
RENTAL co. nlS New York ave
NV. Ma. STAG. Ia
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MONEY TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE LOANS

D. c., Md. VA. FUNDS to refnance
YOUR home. pay for improvements,
raise cash. CO $1,000: IA. 2-52S0
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AUTOMOBILES FOR sALr

FORD 1884 3-seat Country Sedan;
green. and h., Immaculate. ST.
3a5,- $3.50 down. BELL MOTORS
5Ol0 Wis ave. NV. WO. $4,000
49, lib
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TRAILERS

1881 ALMA, % IT,. bedrm.. COM
tooth. This is truly a thorough
bred of trailers; BELTsVILLE
TRAILER SALES. 1925 Baltimore
blvd. Beltsville. Md. WE. 5-.5s2.
TRAILER 1853. IS It.. . bedrms.,
p%jste bath; metal awnings. can
HOUSE TRAiLERs 1858 Spartan s.
IT, Eft. Awning. all aluminium;
.aap u, 1esI by MiDpLEBRooK
BELTSvlLLE TRAILER SALES Offer
new Alma Florence Imperial. zol.
blyd seitsvil iai Md We We s- ssS,sS
1858 35-FT. STREAMLINE: sleeps Z:
like new; special this week end only
due 70 owner going overseas. 5000
dnr take over unpaid bal. COLES
MOBILE HOMES, VI Rte. /,
Baltimore Washington blvd, 4 mi
north OF Laurel. Phone PA. 5-lg22
ROYAL 1850 2e-ft.; mod. excel
Lot 4. Old Midway Trailer PARK,
Waldorf. Md Wkdays. cY. 1907;
Sun, MI. b-2150.
% 35-FT. PACEMAkER: 2 bedrms.
$500, take over payments. Call LU
4-620b. Ia
LOOKING FOR A REAL VALUED
SO Nashuas, 42-ft, at 5000.
35-ft. Al S3,l9b (S795 down and $50
spppep per mo- no 0ysS "a r %o de o Of
and NASHUA to choose from.
Open 90. Mon. Through Sat.
BLAIR MOBILE HOMES COMPANY
White Plains. Md LaPlata 4B5l
4 Nj. North Of LaPlata on Rte. 30i
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JAGUAR '55 Mark Z: exterior and
interior like new; low mi: must
sell. AID. 4-41S0. -l3
LINCOLN AS Continental; fully
equipped; beautiful white paint.
black top. Wv. tires. a real car
of distinction: only SI,195
UNITED AUTO SALES, 5000 Rlsgs
rd.. Chillum. Nd, HA. 3-37i5.
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FORD PSI Custom: heater: goor
cond.: 1895. ia. $1,000. Is
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FORD Sc Fairlane Fordor sedan
r. and h., Wv. tires; light blu,
and white; 5000 mi: S2,450
Leaving the country. HO 2-6ad1
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FOED '55 sedan: fully equipped, in
Guiding Fordomatic; only Sl,345.
s other Fords 10 choose from.
PINEY BRANCH MOTORS. JU. D.
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1855 31-FT. OWENS express cruiser
twin engine, sleeps d, perfect condi.
ton. $500 Also soft. Hacker
Speedboat with 1852 lS1-h.p. Ora!
coRINTHIAN YACHT CLUB. or H cal
IA. 1-444S; ewes, JE. 2-i01O.
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CaithneSS Buick

SAeAs ". - fubD. III
CHEVROLET '55 6-cyl, Bel Air A.
dr.: 7. and h; X1.hAh
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l431 Irvine ST. NV. AID. ASSOC
Also $500 l4th st. NV, RI. $500
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roo Wis, Ave, Bethesda. Md.
OIL. 6-5012 OIL. 6-5Oo9
CHEVROLET 1850 2-door: power
glide. :. and h.; $1,000 miles; I'M
maculate: one owner; $425. EN-
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DEALERS need cars
desperately, any make or model
Trucks. station wagons. HYATTS-
WILLIE AUTO SALES, 1870 r. /
ave, Hyatts.. Md. WA. 1-12s0.
WE NEED CARS. station wagons
picEups WOLFE MOTORS, 1891
Wis, ave. NV EN-. 3-0l42.
SOUTHERN DEALER In town this
week will pay cash for all makes
and model cars Call Ia. 9-4S0l
WANTED. USED CARS - viii pa,
high cash price Tor autos fol
Southern dealer FLOOD PONTIAC
422l Conn, ave NV 81
WILL PAY HIGH PRICES for old
autos and trucks; also want to buy
wrecked cars. Call WA. 7-063l
IL
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- - y - : 49,
NASH 1853 Statesman hardtop con,
:-tone. oyerdrive. | owner; 500
Sig5 On. BELL MOTORS, 500
Wis. ave. NV. WO. $4,000. Ia
NASH 1854 Statesman 4-dr.. hydra.
matte. o-tone green. r. and h., Con-
tinental spare our price. Sl,095
sou down. BELL MOTORS. 50lu
Wis. ave. NV, WO. 6-S9Uu. --l3
NASH 1883 Statesman 4-dr, hardtop
convertible; 2-tone. r. and h.
$l95 down. BELL MOTORS. 50l0
Wis ave. NV. WO. 6-S900. la
NASH 1855 Rambler; not quite year
old; about $1,000. Call c, TRUMP.
WO. 6-S336 or EN-. 3-7903. lis
NASH 1851 small Rambler convert
ible; excel. cond,. T, and h.. leather
uphols:; $550. EN-. 2-S536; -l3
NASH So Statesman sedan; beauti-
ful 2-tone finish; extras. including
cd. and beds; only S7a5.. trade or
terms. PINEY BRANCH MOTORS,
JU. $685.. IA
NASH 81 Rambler Suburban; recent
ring and valve lob; good tires; good
OLDSMOBILE 50 "9s" sedan;
equipped with fun power, Elec-
nn6ie-Eye: many other extras;
BRANCH MOTORS, JU. 5-s555.
1855 "as' a-door
Holiday: white and navy blue. full
power CONTINENT. . 500 miles. orig
owner; peri. In every respect: cost
S4.lna Sept, 10. sell, $3.50. KE.
~ <
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FORD '55 Ranch Wagon. Fordo-
matte, special VS.. T. and h.. tint
glass. extras, like new; $3.50. OV.
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OLDSMOBuE 1855 super "Ss" con.
veftible coupe; blue; power steering
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Chew Chase Cheyrolet
S40l Conn. Ave. OIL. 4-4574
EnRn 40 Tidnr. - ii rnnd fires.

FORD 40 Tudor: r, h.; good tires;
seat covers; $3.50. Going into serv-
ice. EV. 4-602S. 13'
FORD 1851 tTaunus); good me-
chanical condition; GOOD gas mile
age: $225. UN. 4-029a. ia
FORD 80 tcabl one owner; VIII
accept best offer. Call Ii. 1854.
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Lewis & Thos. Saltz I4O9 G. Street

Store Hours
rhUrsdey
$50 am.
TO
s:4s pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08

These >hitIs are as familiar 10 YOU your
Their bri>k.or>p mantsilored excellence nationally
famous There's vide range Of silks, linens. imported
prints PLAN ooors and paids Sizes 10 TO II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08

bring such long dogs" He was
glaring at a Basset hound, who
was occupying enough floor
space for quite a group Of
human beings.
MI. Harting. Mr.. Bogley and
Richard Duckett, the fireworks
committee. took themselves. to
the nearest hilltop with a
beach umbrella and managed
to set of a surprisingly large
number of giant fireworks, as
the rain continued to pour.
Finally. the whole party adj
iourned to the house. where
Mrs. Bogley ransacked every
cupboard and produced enough
clothes. including some of her
shorts and tee-shirts of vari-
Gus sizes to supply every
drenched child, Mr.. Bogley re-
turned to the fray in a dry
but wildly colored sports shirt
and explained wistfully that
it was the only unoccupied
shirt left in the house.
So the second phase of the
party is to be held at dusk
tonight-with the remaining
fireworks, but sans picnic, sans
dogs and perhaps even sans
rain. And Mrs Bogley figures
to be on the receiving end Of
deluge Of home coming
clothes, including some of her
husbands borrowed sports
shirts!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08

Donna Harting-scarcely were
missed when they disappeared.
Finally mothers began a
search, eventually located
them under "a long picnic
table right on the patio, where
they calmly were playing
cards.
Posse Dispatched
At the height OF the storm,
Mr.. Bogley glanced toward
his house and saw Roman
candles bursting from every
window. A posse was Dispatch
ed, and several teen-age guests
were notified officially that
fireworks in the house were
absolutely taboo.
A number OF families
brought sparkles, and dis
tributed them to all available
children, who promptly lighted
them and thereby chased
quite few parents into the
rain in self-defense. Children
ate other families picnic left
overs, fathers set off occa-
sional fireworks and mothers
began sorting out wet equip
ment. At one point there
were approximately 30 drip
ping towels at various points
around the patio.
There would be more room
at this party Mr.. Bogley
suggested, "if people wouldn't
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EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Eisenhower Gets Cartoon;
Coopers Head for Hospital

a couple Of others for a par
ticular Christmas issue of the
George Washington Ghost. A
shocked dean thought the pic
lures were little risque, SO he
banned the publication. :.
That started a student howl
that stirred up everybody. But
Mrs. Warren G. Harding and
the cabinet ladies found the
drawings quite mild and said
so, and that settled the con-
troversy.
Fare Joined the Navy in
World War II and published
a book of cartoons, "Egbert
and Other Navy Cartoons"
He still draws for the Nays
Bureau of Supplies and Ac-
counts Newsletter that is seen
by officers and Seamen around
the world. But nobody
knows that the artist is a cap
tain in the Navy Creservep and
one of the inner sanctum
Sanctorum.
Lorraine COOPER will 90
back to Massachusetts General
Hospital this week with her
husband when he has a gall
stone operation, and she hopes
she can find an excuse to be a
patient in the hospital herself.
When he had his recent
operation on his throat which
is now in perfect shape, she
went into the hospital for
check-up She managed to pro-
long her stay to 10 days. said it
was the most heavenly rest
she's ever had.
His bride of a year thought
John Cooper'S statement in
early June, about returning to
his ambaSSadorial duties in
India instead of running for
the Senate, was perfect. Even
though it might mean a four
month instead of four-year lob.
AS the pressure on him to
seek the Senate seat mounted
she said it was decision that
he alone would make.
THE NATIONAL PRESS
CLUB tmen's not woman's) has
been exploring the possibilities
OF building a cocktail lounge
with glass walls on top of the
National Press Building at
Fourteenth and F. streets.
Formerly believed architecture
ally out of the question, it's
now deemed quite possible.
II the membership approves.
IN about three years they will
have a super slipping site with
superb sight.
p S T S c RIP T - Alice
Longworth didn't know about
Mrs. 1ruxtun Beale leaving
her some jewelry until she
read it in this column.
Commenting on the Budget Di-
rector and Mrs. Perciyal
Brundage's balanced budget
party last Saturday, this
columnist blithely wrote who
can remember when the bud
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SECOND NSTALLMENT
BogleYs Will Try.
Fireworks Aqui1

lighting them in the mems
bathhouse, and they also were
banished.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Harting. jr., who had been
kept busy rescuine their
youngest son, Dean, from the
pool earlier in the evening,
now had a new choge in pre-
venting Dean from feeding the
entire picnic for five Hartings
to some visiting dogs. S. H.
Rum Maddox, whose annual
assignment at this party is
cooking hamburgerS, had such
a hot charcoal fire going that
his entire kitchen had to be
moved to the edge of the patio,
after several guests showed
early signs of choking on
smoke. At the other grill. SO
many cooks (all male were
busy spelling the broth that
Anita Bogley waved them back
and took over the manage
ment of the fire herself.
BY this time the patio was
so crowded that several little
girls - Happy Bogley Taffy
Kneipp, Mary 10 Duckett and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
BY ANNE H. CHRISTMAS

Part two of the towns zani-
est Fourth of July party is
scheduled for tonight-weath-
er permltting-if so or so
guests have managed to dry
out from part one of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel E. Bogleys ira
ditional fireworks land swim
ming, which was held despite
a doWnpour of rain on the
real" Fourth last Wednesday.
The Bogleys have 100 acres
called Hobby Hill Farm near
Potomac, Md, complete with
swimming pool. Anita Bogley
is hostess at several tremen-
dous parties every year, and it
never occurred to her that so
parents and young fry ever
would feel crowded at Hobby
Hill-until this last Fourth.
that is.
Guests were invited for after
5 pm. with a dip in the pool
and picnic scheduled to pro-
coed the fireworks display at
9 pm. Early birds arrived,
children Splashed in the water,
groWnupS chatted. Mr.. and
Mrs. John F. Fort and their
three children arrived at 6
pm, and with them came the
thunderstorm, which had been
threatening for some time.
Everyone took refuge in the
covered patio at poolside-an
area about 20 by 80 feet. Char
coal fires were blazing in two
big grills. and they, too, were
hustled under cover. A few
children stayed in the pool,
but everyone else milled about
in the covered area.
Utter Confusion
More guests arrived and
several dogs joined the group.
Each family set up its own lit
tie picnic area, with ketchup
and pickles and deviled eggs
intermingling beyond recogni-
ton. Soaking wet youngsters
came out of the pool, and even
Wetter ones ran out in the
rain in their bathing suits,
while parents roared for them
to come back. Some of the
older boys set off fireworks be-
hind the patio. and were ban
ished. Mothers tried to sort
out their own food, and their
own children.
"Mommy," cried one of the
daughters of DR.. and Mrs. John
Kneipp. Daddy took our fire.
works away from us and is
going to shoot 'em off,"
This turned out to be the
case almost Immediately; DR..
Kneipp and several of his con-
temporarieS were discovered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
By BETTY BEALE

NDAY SUMMARY -
White House cartoonist sends
President Eisenhower get-well
card showing faces of the
boys of the west wing"
Ambassador John Sherman
Cooper, who will be operated
on this week at Massachusetts
General Hospital for gall
stones, has been told by his
doctor he will have to devote
a month to recuperation.
Jackie Kennedy, the beauteous
wife of the next to youngest
Senator. will have a Boston
baby. She expects to be there
when the stork arrives in Sep
TENDER.
Gwen Cafritz and Mrs.
Laurence Curtis: wife of the
Massachusetts congressman,
showed UP at the same Italian
Embassy dinner the other eve
ming wearing identical Dior
dresses bought at the same
shop here. Nor were they sim
pie black gowns that might
have passed detection. The
model was a dramatic crisp
white picture gown with full
sleeves and embellished with
pink ribbon. Both women could
have gone through the floor.
The National Press Club
is drawing up plans for the
chic cocktail roof in town. =.
The Polish Embassy sends out
invitations to celebrate the
National Holiday of the Po-
lish Peoples Republic" on
July % just as the purge of
Poznan begins because the
Polish people asked for bread.
EARLE CHESNEY, assistant
to Deputy Assistant to the
President Gen. Jerry Persons,
frightened Mr.. Eisenhower
day when he sent him a hand
drawn get-well card embelished
with amusing caricatures of
the boys in the west wing"
plus a couple in the east. Il
refer. of course. to the west
wing Of the White House.
The caricatures produced by
the facile pen of Earle had no
names attached. But the Pres
ident had no difficulty in iden-
tifying the square jaw and
crew cut of his No. assistant,
Sherman Adams, the dimpleS
and high couture of Max Rabb.
the natty, Suave look and red
carnation of the Presidents
secretary, Bernard Stanley,
anu ~ lOTln. his personal
secretary, Ann Whitman was
the only girl on the card,
which also included Messrs.
Persons, Hagerty, Morgan,
Martin, Goodpaster, Harlow,
Minnich and the two in the
east wing-McCann and Pyle.
Earle, who is the Presidents
liaison expert for veterans af-
fairs, paid his way through
George Washington University
by drawing cartoons. In
fact. he got some Nation wide
publicity by penning cartons.
(along with Jim Bergman and