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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-09-15

R. E. Charlton. Jr.. Jimmy
Charlton, and Miss Mary Vir.
GINA Charlton attended the we'd
ding of Miss Judy Rave CALI
son, and Harvey Charlton which
was held Saturday at Beckley
w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas N. Nor
gan accompanied Tommy Nor
gan to Richmond Sunday where
he is enrolled at Richmond Pro-
fessional Institute.
Mrs. j. c. Dunkum, Mrs. C.
R. Wood. Mrs. A. C. Wood and
Miss Cora Wood spent Tuesday
night in Richmond where they
visited Mrs. C. L. Marks.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Maxey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Maxey
and Miss Thelma Maxey were
in Richmond Sunday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. R. T. Maxey. While in
Richmond. they visite d Miss
Elaine Maxey who is a patient
at the Medical College of Vir-
GINA Hospital.
Miss Anne Cook. of Farmville
and Mrs. L. P. Gillian spent the
week end visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Rocks in Alexan.
dria.
L. P. Gillian has returned to
Mayport, Fla. after spending ten
days with his mother.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-09-15
Fischers Tell
Birth OF Daughter

GUINEA, Sept. 14Congratu-
lations are extended to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Fischer Of Ohio, on
the birth Of a daughter, Pamela
Lee, on September z. Mrs. Fisch-
err was formerly Miss Octavia
Davis, who was formerly resi-
dent of this neighborhood.
DR.. and Mrs. Wyndham B.
Blanton and daughter, Jane of
Richmond. spent the week end
at their country home, "West
Hill"
Mr.. and Mrs. David Barden,
Of Powhatan, we're week end
guests of the Tommy Reynolds
family.
Recent guests of the j. A.
Hazlegrove family at Fork
land" were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Warner and children. Janet,
Johnny. and Patricia, of Farm
vile. Miss Sarah Rodgers, Of
Martinsburg. w. Va, was a
luncheon guest of Miss Nancy
Hazlegrove, on September 3.
Week end guests cf the David
HaZlegrOve family were her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Per-
kins. of Petersburg. Sunday
luncheon and dinner guests in
the same home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Ludwig and chill
dren. Janet and Ricky, of Rich
mond.
Home for the week end were
Miss Betty Sue Garnet, Of Rich
mOnd, and Miss Lucille Fergu-
son, of Lynchburg.
Friday morning guests in the
j. P. Stratton home we're Mrs.
Garland Brown and friend,
, from Richmond.
The Robert Wootton family, Of
Burkeville. were Sunday lunch
con guests of Mrs. B. B. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Halle
grove and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Hazlegrove of Roanoke, spent the
the week end at Little North
field. Billy Hazlegrove, also Of
Roanoke was there on Sunday.
The Hazlegrove family attended
the annual homecoming service
at old Grace Episcopal Church,
CaIra, the home church of many
Episcopalians in this and sur
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-09-15

taken into care by the Society
has a big chance to get devoted
parents and a home.
THE Society has enlarged its
work greatly in recent years but
still needs to take more children
into care if these children are
going to have shelter, protection
and love which all children need.
Il urge you to give generously
to help this work. she said.
Although the Society can show
a steady growth for the last ten
years. said H. Merrill Pasco,
president Of the society, 1.-THE
need is also increasing. Last
year 293 parents came to the So
ciety acking it to find homes for
their babies in contrast with
22C in 1859 and 206 in 1858. We
were able to receive Isl babies
and place al in adaptive homes
in 1860, but it looks as if we are
going to have to do more if we
arc going to meet the challenge
OF the homeless baby who is
potentially a good future citizen
or a casualty in today's world
depending on what happens to
him in the first few months of
his life
Last year the Buckingham
County campaign, also headed
by Mrs. Spencer raised $215.
which was one of the largest
amounts ever raised here for the
Society in one year.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-09-15

during the day. Contestants shall
be 14-18 years of age.
Exhibits will include livestock
judging, crop, shopwork, canned
goods, baked goods, clothing and
flower arrangements. Various ex-
hibits will be put on by local
industries.
A livestock parade and a dress
revue will feature the evening
program. All prizes will be
awarded at the evening show
There will also be door prizes
All exhibits must be selected
from the 1861 bonafide projects
of FLA, FILA and All members
except flowers. The usual rules
will be used in Judging.
Only ore entry per class will
be permitted.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-09-15
EVEN

A lady was training her Chi
nese servant to answer the door
bell. She went outside. rang the
bell and the servant answered
the door.
The next day she was worried
by a continual ringing OF the bell.
At last, when no one answered
the door, she opened tt herself
and found her servant on the
step.
Whatever are you doing.
Lip" she asked.
Yesterday you foolee me, now
l foolee you," was the reply.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-09-15
Buckingham County
Farm Show Planned

BUCKINGHAM, Sept. 14-The
Buckingham County Junior
Farm Show which is open to
all All Club members, Future
Farmers of America and Fut-
ure H0memakers, will be held
on September ID at Buckingham
Central High School.
The show is sponsored by the
Buckingham County board of
supervisors, Buckingham County
Ruritan Club and the Bucking-
ham County Farm Bureau.
Exhibits will be displayed in
the school gymnasium from II
noon, through the evening. The
evening program will begin at
7:30 pm.
In the farm show a tractor
operators contest will be held
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-09-15
Children's Home Society Campaign
Now Underway In Buckingham

BUCKINGHAM. Sept. IA
Mrs. Charles M. Spencer, chair
man Of this years campaign of
the Children's Home Society in
Buckingham county has an
nounced the names of the per-
sons who will help with the cam
paign this year, which opened
Monday.
The district chairmen are :
Mrs. Ivan Davis. Curdsville,
Mrs. J. l.. Jones. Sr., and Mrs.
NJ. c. Elcan. Francisco; Miss
Mary T. Pattie. James River
Mrs. Charles Shuler. Marshall:
Mrs. c. H. Agee. Jr.. Maysville;
and Mrs. Lawrence C. Brans-
ford, Slate River.
Mrs. Spencer stated. that let
tiers soliciting contributions were
placed in the mail on Septem-
Der II and that great many
persons in the county who are
interested in the work of the
Children's Home Society will re-
ceive one of these letters"
hope. however, that those who
are interested but do not receive
letter will get in touch with
me or your district chairman and
request pledge card or better
still mail contribution. The
Children's Home Society is a
Statewide adoption agency. 1t
has been serving needy children
ir Virginia for more than go
years. A homeless baby that is
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-09-15
THE FARMv11IE (va) HERALD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 49,
rounding areas Of Roanoke.

rounding areas of Roanoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Stratton
attended the funeral service of
Mrs. Harvey S. Reams. Jr., Fri
day afternoon at Red Lane Bap-
fist Church in Powhatan county.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Walker
were honored with a visit from
their Observation-Disclosures, little
Deborah Jean Reynolds. This not
only was Deborah's first visit to
anyone but also the first time
Mr.. Walker had seen his first
great-grandchild.
Some of the folks from here
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-09-15

, ecutive board will be hostess.
Mrs. E. H. Burke, of Amelia,
president of the Alice Kyle Dis
trict. will be guest at the meet
ing. She will make a short talk
on federation goals.
The executive board will meet
Tuesday. September 10. with the
president, Mrs Cleveland Jones.
for a luncheon at pm. A bust
ness meeting will follow the
| luncheon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-09-15
Buckingham Woman's Club Sets
First Meeting OF Neu Season

BUCKINGHAM. Sept. 1.-THE
Woman's Club of Buckingham
county will hold their first meet
ing of the fall season September
% at 3 pm. at the Dillwyn Ele-
mentary School.
This will be a business meet
ing and each department chair
an will present her projects for
the coming year.
A tea will follow the business
meeting at which time the ex-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-09-15

attended the annual picnic by
the Southside Electric Coopera-
tive on Saturday at Crewe.
Some of the neighborhood peo-
pie were in armville Monday
making preparations for the Five
County Fair exhibits.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-09-15
IT GOES ANYWAY

Jubb Il certainly have been
pinched for money lately.
Duff - What a strange way Of
getting it. My wife kisses me
when she wants money.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-09-15
NO INTEREST

Girl I'M Would you like to see
where l was operated on for
appendicitis?
Man = No, hate hospitals.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-09-15
Sign of Prosperity

Sign Of Prosperity
Warden ito rector)-I think
your congregation has turned the
corner. We're getting a better
class of buttons in the collection
than we used tC.
, 1961-11-22
HARVEST FESTIVAL AND
THANKSGIVING SERVICES

The Mount Calvary P~entecostal
Church will conduct Special Ser
wees on November 18th at 19Aa
Strand Street, Christiansted, ce-
lebrating their Harvest Festival &
Thanksgiving season. The main
feature will be q program at $3.50
p. M.
All merchants, Planters, mem
bers and friends are hereby re-
quested to donate any type Of
produce such as vegetables, fruit,
etc, either fresh from the fields
or canned goods. Sugar cane is al
20 acceptable. Cash donations are
also appropriate if you have not
produce to offer.
The proceeds from the sale OF
articles and cash contributions
are to be equally divided to help
the poor and used for missionary
purposes.
All contributions for this pur-
pose should be at the above ad-
, 1961-11-22

dress on or before Saturday, Nov
ember 25th at 5 pm. If you can
not transport. such produce that
you may have call 417-W or write
the undersigned c/o Box GIL,
ChrstianSted.
Charles S. Mayhem
Pastor
Evening star., 1961-05-28

ing a dramatic role as Detective
George Romack.
The new series presents stories
in authentic settings and are en-
acted against the background of the
Denver Police Department-first in
the West to adopt methods of tracing
and apprehending criminals that are
now standard in modern crimlnology
in the 1870 period.
Prese d in semidocumentary
style, the stories feature que st
stars and are based on drama
tizations of real cases from the files
of the Denver Police.
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current teIeViSiOn entertainment, are
combined in NBC'S new Monday night
series, Whispering Smith" starring
Audie Murphy and Guy Mitchell.
Murphy. one of World War lis
most celebrated soldier heroes who
has enjoyed successful career as a
motion picture actor, plays the title
role, with singer Guy Mitchell enact
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By JOHN FINLAYSON

RIME detection and horse
opera, two of the most
popular ingredients of
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HOUSES FOR SALE NV.
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME
LITTLE AS $295 DOWN

LITTLE AS S295 DOWN
53O2 7th ST. NV.
1902 11th ST. NV.
3O4 CLAIMING ST. NE.
IU. 1900 Ewes. UN. 4-7005
CHECK & CALL FOR Apt.
1850 UNDERWOOD ST. NV.
Modern detached brick, center en-
trance; liY. rm. with firepl.. large
din. rm., Kitchen. den and powder
rm, 3 large bedrms, 2 baths:
rec; 5or Emi i,nS PI1S extras .XGSn or
lovely detached Colonial brick
home; powder rm. on 1St H., 3
bedrmS.. knotty pine rec. rm. with
bar, plus many extras.
Mr.: 18th L. NICHOLSON ST.
Detached Cape Cod brick with 2
bedrms. and full bath on LIST H.,
3 rooms and bath, 2nd IL; rec.
ia NICHOLSON ST. NV.
Detached Colonial brick. s large
rms, ga baths. full bemt. ideal
Tor recr. rm.: det. garage, oil ht.
9TH q oNEIDo PLACE NV,
Ideal for . apts i,det brick
With 4 rooms and hath on each
floor. reCr. rm. and garage
1894 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
Modern semi-det brick home with
separate lily. rm. and din. rm,,
kitchen and powder rm.. 2 bed
rms. and tiled bath; $1,000 cash
VIII handle with [sss, payments.
LOUIS RUDDEN TU, 2-306O
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-New brick 2.
story town house. 3 bedrms.. Ia
baths, elee. kit. In color, patio,
porch rec. rm.. with powder rm
Convenient to transportation and
shopping. $4,000 OIL. 2-2071.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Center-hall
brick Colonial; s bedrms., ~
baths, liv. rm., din. rm, kit,
breakfast nook. rec. rm., garage,
scr. porch. Wo 6-2s59.
CHEVY CHASE, BIG RAMBLER!-
New listing in beautiful area
overlooking Rock Creek Park. A
real luxury home. centrally air
conditioned Wide center-hall. iiv-
ing room 15x?7, private dining
room, gorgeous kitchen; 3 big
bedrooms, 2ia baths. lovely rec
reation room with fireplace. .
car built-in garage Delightful
woodland setting in q fine neigh
borhood. Lafayette. Blessed Sac
rament, Deal. Wilson and St.
Johns Schools. MID-4OSl Mr.. Nor
ris. OIL 4-OO27. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS. INC. D1 7-14ll.
CHEVY ChASEi S2I ,95O-A.trac.
3-bedrm. Colonial, nr. tranSp Side
screened porch, walk-out base
mcnt. garage, deep lot; Lafeyette
School area. BILLINGSIEY RE-
Atty. I'm. 1920: ewes, WI.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Brick-and- :
cond. 4 bedrms 81, baths: center
hall plan Lovely jslousied porch
off liv rnl, table space kit. lFs
finished rec. rm, garaEe excel
fenced level lot. list floor csrpeted
CITIZENS REALTY
OIL. 4-1a29 EN-. 6-1ssl
CHEVY CHASE, D. C., 1928 Liv-
insston st-oPEN SUN. Det.
BRICK. g rms, . baths, rec. nm.
with firepl.. att. gar, gas &C
heat, lge. level lot; lust off Broad
E.ancn ro: S2T,950. M NJ.
NORTHERN, kealtor, DI. 7-ss42,
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Open 2-5 Pm. $25, 900
1881 MCKINLEY ST.
q
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EDMUNDJ FLYNN CO
NAYInR GARnENs

Coop Apt, Authorities Since 1920
OIL. 4-OO44 MA. s-956t
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BRIARCLIFF.KENT AREA-Split-
cond. 3 bedrms, den. ga baths,
large lot, sapling fenced. sprin-
king system; gar; price, S34 500,
Mr.. BENNETT, MA. S-834l
Sunday and Ewes, FE. 3-lO3b
BRIGHTWOOD, $14,95O. $40 Rit-
Rittenhouse st. n.w.--Semi-det,
with gar, 2 bedrms., bath and
porch on end H.. liv. rm., din.
rm., kit, and den on LIST H., compl,
decorated inside: $3.50 down,
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 2-5. HE.
d-6SGS.
BUY beautiful brick detached
house; lst floor. 3 large rooms,
kitchen and tiled bath: end floor,
4 bedrooms, large closets. > tiled
baths. Basement with sewing
room. laundry, built-in garage;
parking on property for 4 cars.
Nice lot. low price, so 500, terms
About one block from walter
Reed. EDWIN L. ELLIS, Realtor
1910 Vermont ave. RE. 7-5l40.
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f-bedrm. 2nd floor, Il blk. trsnsu
Beaut, view; Se,4OO.
R,bedrm; lst floor corner. eonv
location
S-bsdrm. also availRble.
AL apts. have laundry and storage
facilities
g. INTEREST ON UNPAID BAL
For details and to inspect, cal
JOHN L. SHELTON, Rltr., 70
$4,000.
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD
E;W.-Nice 1-bedrm. apt. in elev
blds.; must sell at once: reas
priced; low maintenance. LIN.
KINS CO., FE. S-3456; ewes. and
Sun. EN-. 3-4764.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION . to &
pm, sun.-A spacious apartment
Of 4 large rooms, foyer, kitchen
and 2 baths. Apt. 20l. The Presi-
Dental, 18th and L SITS. NV. COpp
Statler HoteD. w. J. NEULAND
Agent HO. o-6443.
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

TAKoMA PARK. sol Beltord Place
-Det. brk.. 5 rms, bath, liv. rm..
vLfirepl. sep. din. rm. gas ht.,
full bsmt, garage, shade trees,
nr. shopH ctr: Sl35. r, G.
DUNNE CO., LA. 9-2500.
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TOWN g. COUNTRY

Colonial: 3 bedrms.
liv. rm., din. rm., kit, paneled
rec rm. enclosed porch overlook
ing park; $3.50
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1884 5th ST. NV.
ONT.V SQ50 IN

Buys this semi-det. tapestry brick
8 rms l screened porch, l en-
closed porch, oil h.-wh. Gov. frt
porch, plus l rm. kit. and bath
apt. in bsmt. Vacant and rede.
corated. Mr.. McCree. TU. 2-9200
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1922 9th ST. NV.
KNOTTY PINE REC. RM.
Vacant, redecoratsd modern sent,
Diet. brick home; only 10 yrs old
Liv. rrnr din. rnn, combination
lst II. pwdr. rm, bedrmS. anc
bath, rear patio porch, anchor
fenced yd. A real buy at only
Sl.500 dn. Mr.. schlossenberE, TU
2-q2OU.
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POTOMAC PLAZA
EDMUND FLYNN co

ARL. s,-1 -bedrm. apt on ground
floor. hrk bldg" on bus line. ia
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7141 Tth ST. N.W.-open / to :
pm; redecor.; 4-bedrm. house
with bedrm. and complete bath on
lSt H.. also finished attic; vacant,
immed. possession. DEMATATI9
REALTY co. ST. 3-S56l or EN-.
3-00b6
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GEORGETOWN

OPEN SUNDAY, $3.50 PM.
Kitchen -dinette, full-size din. rm
liv. rm, real fireplace. 3 bedrms
2 baths, clubroom; h.-w.h.. gas;
rear garden. parking space. Or
lease. S275 month.
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THE HOURS:
2-6 Sat. Sun.
THE LOCATION: &:
THE MESSAGE:
THE MORAL

1t is later than you think II
you plan to be an original
buyer at original prices in
this beautiful luxury build
Ing
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Foxhall Village Area

FOXIldll village Area
LIST offering OF this charming white
brick Colonial complete in every
detail, 2 bedrms, = baths. jalou-
sled porch, modern kit. and break
last room, rec rm. paneled in
rich mahogany. awninEed patio.
Professionally HANDICAPPED Earden,
detached garage, Short walk to
Hardy Elementary School Rapid
transportation. Possession with
settlement Ewes call Mrs. Nc
Kinley. ia. 2-245I
W C L. A. N MILLER DEV. co.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
Realtors EN-. 2-44R4
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l2sG Ss9.s TEwKssBqR9 bssStN 9.tIeb.s Rt; NWT STcT
2 bedrms ga baths; fin, third
floor; rumpus room. Equip. kit.
Nice grounds. Garage. Priced to
sell on terms or trade. OPEN
TODAY. 12-5. JAMES E. TUCKER
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Crusade"-when he returns
to Gettysburg the end Of
April. John Eisenhower is up
there now setting UP his
fathers office before his
transfer to Carlyle Barracks
in another month or so.
MRS. EISENHOWER Is
currently spending her sec
ond week at Elizabeth
Arden's Main Chance health
ranch in Arizona, with Mrs.
John McCone and Mrs.
Arthur Summerfield, after
which she win return to FL
Dorado, Calf. to rejoin her
golfing husband. The same
group Of women, plus Mrs.
John Foster Dulles, were at
Main Chance together last
year, but Mrs. Dulles
couldn't go this time because
Of recuperating from a re-
cent accident.
WALTHER NOR REIRA
SALES and his beauteous
wife, Elysinha, arrived in
town yesterday and are stop
ping at the Shoreham for two
weeks. Here on a mission as
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q rowing ambassador, the for
mer Brazilian Ambassador to
Washington also viii go to
England and Germany before
returning to his home in Rio.
These were some Of the
topics touched on at the
luncheon given yesterday by
the House and Embassy Tour
Committee in honor Of the
women who are opening their
houses for the tour. The
benefit for the Washington
Home for Incurables will
take place Saturday, April 8,
between Q and 6:15.
Holders of tickets at $3.50
per will see the interiors
of the Embassy of Iran, Elisa
beth Houghton's house on
Whitehaven street, the En-
bassy of Denmark, the British
Embassy, Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Parke Brady'S lovely
house on Foxhall road, the
German Embassy, the Belgian
Embassy where they will
be served tea having ar
rived there at the proper
hour for such a respite; the
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In Washington are. To begin
with, it's q rare thing to be
the guests Of honor at q big
reception given by the Vice
President Of the United
States. And secondly, the
party was unique in many
ways. especially in that it
provided the acme Of com.
fort for reception guests.
Besides Devron's full ORCH
estra and q spacious new
dance floor in the big new
Cotillion Room at the Sher-
aton-Park, there were small
tables and chairs scattered
around, a huge center table
laden with such delectables
as small, barbecued chicken
legs, huacamole dip with Fri
tos. and chile con queso,
which is q cheese and chile
dip; and two crescent-shaped
tables at either end Of the
room-one bearing q man.
mouth Texas rare roast beef
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with big buns: the other cof-
fee and cakes. Hot miniature
hamburgers were also passed.
Despite all that. there was
plenty Of room in which to
move comfortably about and
everywhere one looked were
either Kennedy cabinet mem
bers, important Senators and
diplomats or White House
personnel. Not all the Sem
ate was invited: just partic-
ular johnson friends.
The music inspired the Vice
President to dance with sew
eral partners including his
wife and Ethel Kennedy. SEN
ator Strom Thurmond also
had q twirl; so did French
Ambassador Alphand, and
also Col. Godfrey McHugh,
who is one Of the better twirl-
ers. Bob Waldron, who was an
assistant on the johnson
campaign and Is so expert on
his feet he is one Of Lady
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Birds favorite partners, was
another trying out the new
floor. So were CBS Vice
President and Mrs, Edward
Bunker and Deputy POST
master General and Mrs.
William Brawley.
Senate Chaplain DR.. Fred
erick Harris told Philippine
Ambassador Romulo at this
party what q relief 1t was to
gaze UPON his countenance.
just that morning he had
heard him extolled In the
Senate and turned with
shocked surprise to ask if
he were dead.
It turned out that the
praises began when Senator
John Sherman Cooper said
every American should read
Carlos Romulo's new book,
II Walked With Heroes, and
Senators Mansfield, Wiley
and Keating added their
tributes.
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EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
First Lody Duties Assessed;
Moreird SdIIes Visit Here

Cleaned from a ladies
luncheon:
MRS. JOHN F. KENNEDY
need not devote any time to
big luncheons given by
women's organizations to
fulfill properly the functions
Of her job as First Lady.
VICE PRESIDENT AND
MRS. J0HNSON'S reception
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By BETTY BEALE

Monday for Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Connally
should serve as a model for
all non-stuffy official to-do's
what with its full orchestra
and dance floor.
FORMER PRESIDENT
EISENHOWER is due to
start his book-presumably
the sequel to '"The Great