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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

quota system. The present
make na nroEision Ear naa
quotas.
Senator Williams .R-Den called
on che Seasre to refaet tha aaatn
eo1ton-peauut aill on1rieht
as that unless nrlea supports are
out within q wear tae aazernaaear
mas a4fe to 'lna1saraEa fae aaf-
csc mass destruction af Eooa sha
world has ever seen
~Durns the past s months
Williams said Ia s stanenant a
have produced n this country as
pfoNimatelF St.9180eo maah -
asfieultaral eomnsodfna more
than we aage consumed. an -
which have been nnrehasea mn
the taxpayers Money
~0f that amount nearly raa-
ue.l 900 worth 81 asrienlfuraE ean-
hloailies have been sigen amR -
home and abroad while the ranln-
ing Sa.0ao 808 0a0 worth are ~ fHa
present Time deleriarafinn Is anr
ouising warehouses aud caves
Williams faFofs flexible rafher
than risid price snpnor system.
which would permit lower annnarr
prices.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
End Urge Of Potato
Props
By Associated Press


A Florida potato man told sena-
tors on Thursday that the potato
grOWing business Is sick" ana that
the way % cure it Is t0 abandon
government price props and COM
trolls
This testimony from la Monte
Graw. secretary 81 the Florida Po-
tato Council appeared Is startfe
some members Of the Senate aer.-
culture subcommittee which is COM
slderms q potato quota bin
My growers can ind no5hfns
good m any part OF price supnorf
program and the controls ii would
require Grew said.
They are free American eiffrens
and prefer 20 earn what thew sef
NOT sell their products to Uncle
sam
The government has spent almost
halt a million dollars ia the nasf
lew years buyins surpms potafoa
a. Keep the market price AN II ear-
fently is trying 90 give awav 81
otherwise dispose 81 hundreds 81
thousands Of bushels 81 last year
harvest. Some lawmakers have ez-
pressed serious concern that tha
hahdllng Of the potato prosram
may undermine public support 81
the whole farm pfice control sitna-
tiOn
The Senate suheommittae Is com
siderihg a BIN 60 impose q strict
production quota system On the
1851 crop. This ties in with another
hill, now before q Senate House
conference committee. which would
restrict potato price supports next
year % those produced under 3
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
The Presbyterian Church
"Fhe Chunch 90 fhe PiaEa"
heF. kenneih ~ KeBief, Pastor
0hHEeh Rhone 5z0l
hnndaJ Mareh e6
anh 80

sa5 sunday soh00l With CLASSES
lar al ages q ~ En0WbeFBeT
General superintendent
la.bl Aoult department meets
lae Sanctuary Nen IS. Mizpah
aul aaHns houI classes.
lNea8lz l8h Church Nursery
conducted for children Whose
HenIs aIlenc morning worship
Morning Worship The
aennol Nil o. ol the fheme .h0-
laa ffienc tae tMrc il & ser
characters HIl Christ curing
sa Gays 1he ehlldrene Ser
nol ~ - a Iae wicked Hnh-
aname
aaune Peoples gel
laa teE aHf Senior l aaa 5un-
E people maela - the
% fraenc
ae N 8men s a1lo-N eek
bs Hfe keBIef
e ~ mrs 81
nnf sIfeei 81 z
Meaa1He Hae oam-
faf Ea0ae desiring
e enFf - ram Sunday
lae church Ihe
ae 81 rae church 81
~ he Hes men-
- wae Md-Waek Elble
f 6rt an1 HIEfh graders
Prayer Meeting al
e e1nfeE EHne frlend
% Ne are studying
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
CHURCHES IN MILFORD
The Avenue Methodist
Church
undag MaFeh rs
The fsouse 81 lsappinaar"
laE LaMaan IaMes. Mlnlaler

s45 Church school Wilson
soekrider. General superintendent
looks now as IL We viii reach
our altendanee goal by Easter
-o0-N0rnlng Worship. a d0u-
ble octeue viii sing 20 Morn al
Beauty by slbelius The choir viii
sing -Ihe Silent Voice by Roma
Iae minister viii preach from the
subject Ihe Rainbow over Cal
vary be present in the large Len
iel c0neTasalI
o-3o-Ihe Methodist Youth FEEL
loWshlp wil b. m charge of the
World Friendship Committee
"Wednesday az 2.05 Week DAY
school oi Religion Membership
Training lass a 8 Choir rehear-
sal Gas
Ihursaay al 1890 Lenten preach
lng service The minister will
preach fr0m the service. "In Love
with the World
Ihe choir Will present the Eas-
ler program 0f music Easter sun
aav afternoon an
One hundred and one women at
tended fhe Circle meetings last
3 Hesaay evening Pour new mem
beers were received
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
0g2ANN. ~ A>'NsA>N ~. ~. 0as

We are certainly haymg good at
tendance Nt our meotMgS every
Monday evening 49 were present
to enjoy the wonderful meetmgS
that are hoing held under the lead
ershW OF Noble Grand James Jack
son,
Oc0
hrotherS, don't forget next M0ne
day night Il Ia elootioN ot our new
otNcers for the summon term, The
following were nominated last
Monday night Noble Grand, CLAY,
ton LOrd, Wee Grand, SpeNcev
Willis; RecordNg Secretary, Chaa.
Carter and William johnson.
(NNN
Covered diah supper this RWdav
Oight IN the Odd Foll0WN Temple,
beginning At t}ON o'ClOck, Nlp owe
umg for You and Yours,
tV'N
Crystal FoNNt travelled "a Vnlon
hodge ot GeorgetoWn lNN M0uday
eVontNg to play their hast gNmp of
dart bali QG the season and Won
two gameS 0Nt of three. We won
the first g0me hy the Seore or ~ "a
. Wallace MeENUl gettmg three
home runs, Ivan TellMg one home
run Nnd three doubles, others set.
thg home rNnS were Leroy vii.
klnN, Harlan leAter and Rohert
Murray, u newcomer t0 the team.
IN the second game we lost hv tho
acore 0f 10 t0 4, The hovA Mat
couldn't vet goiNg, maybe did too
much throwtNg m the Nrst same
AFTER a little pep talk hy MAnaecr
john Jester the hoyS went "a town
In the third game aud heat tho
county SeNterS hy the score or 4 Ia
= Now that the season IN over we
want to say through this column
that We have enjoyed playMg with
the LODGES that were IN the leapNr.
and hope to see an ot YOU next
season,
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
Calvary Methodist
Church
The Community Church"
David Wm. Baker, b. d., Minister
Church Phone 1895
s..v.a..r, Maueth "a
SUNDAY. March 20

l0:00- Church school John VIII
kins. superintendent come and
bring your families To Church
School There are classes for all
ages. The attendance was 3lS last
Sunday
ID 00 Morning Worship The
pastor viii preach on the subject.
Spiritual K-Ray Special Lenten
music by ,he choirs under the di-
recti0n of Herbert Nichols. Circle
30. viii have charge Of the uur-
sery for the young children. Hos
tesses will be- Mrs Thelma Car
penter and Mrs Ann Postles.
B.l5 Methodist Youth Fellow
ship
80 Evening service Following
a brief song service a religious film
viii be- shown on the life of Simon
Peter ~ ls dramatic story Of
what happens when Jesus Christ
enters mans life. and gives a new
meaning % the account found n
81 Mark 1863
Wednesday 2 2.05 Week Day
School of Religion. 700 Youth
q hoir Rehearsal $500 Adult choir
Rehearsal
Thursday 7:30 Special Lenten
Service with the Rev James }
honilaeel pastor 81 the Frankford
Methodist Church as guest minis
ter
Palm sunday April 2. the pastor
viii receive into the membership
of the church q group by transfer
and confession Of faith. al the NOR
ming service iH The afternoon al
00. q public baptism will be- con
ducted iu the church
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
First Baptist Church
The Friendly Church"
MaFy q. CreWe. Pastor
Sunday. March 96

l0 U0 Oh Bible school
u 900 q m Morning Worship.
$50 D. m Youth Fellowship
80 D. m Song and Praise
Service
March ~ at b ma the Mission
Circle viii meet al The home of
Nf and Mfs Jesse KINNEY An
members and friends uf the church
afe invited to be present
March SD. meeting OF the official
board
- ~ also patient. aiablish your
hearts for fhe coming 81 the Lord
afaNefh nigh James G.8.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
FIRE CALLS
City of Milford

March is. 1880 a. m. A q a
Houug, Slaughter Neck. chimney
March l9. $500 a. m.-4S4 North
street, chimney
March 90, 4:00 b, m. Lee Giles
pie, Cedar Neck. stove and house.
S2ON.ON loss.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
Firemen Save The
Roast
New York Sidewalk
Still At Sea

New YORK - H9 The side
Walks Of AeW York. which began
soine 40 sea when placed aboard
the bridge 0f the Liberty ship Al
fred J.. Smith, are still popping up
ln the ports of the world. the Amer
lean Merchant Marine Institute dis
closes When commissioned "a 1916
the alfred n Smith had Installed
on as bridge a section Of the side
walk from the East Side birthplace
~ the famous governor and Presi-
dental candidate.
The Smith Was sold by the Mar
fime Commission in 1919 On a re-
cent voyage. n carried cargo for u.
6. armed forces GA Korea.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
Gun Trumps Bottle

CHICAGO tP0 A man who kept
his hand IN coat pocket IN a men-
actng manner walked into u liquor
store, tie turned To Abraham
NOnes, the manager, and ordered
him to open the cash register.
lancs opened e and took cut plS.
tol That was the trump that turn
cd the trick IN that game OF wits,
All the frustrated r0hher had IN his
hand was the neck Of u broken
bottle,
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
| n d la Slows
{ on struCtio n

NEW nEln, India taY The
government of india has decided "a
discourage all W0N-eSSoNttNl con
StrUctlONs, as part ot itS economy
drive and because 0t scarcity az
building material,
Minister for Works n, v Gadgil
told the legislative assembly re-
cently that this included cinema
houses but not sports StNdMmS Il
they were not mNWriously design
Nd
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
Bethel A. nj. +. Church
Ref. 3. 3. Henley, Pastor
sunday. March 20

$3.50 q M sunday school d.
Fletcher superintendent
ll.o0 a m Sermon by Mrs Car
rle Powell
SEQ D. m Womens Day Pro-
gram airs p S Mitchell will be
the euesf speaker.
SEQ b. m Closing of Women 5
Day Offering Report 81 captains.
Monday. go Young Adults
meet
Friday 500 D m Choir rehear-
sal
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
BRRGEVuIE

"a Guardian supper was airan q
the home of Air and Mra. Ernf
kosa OF near BridsaFilIa Ehe nfahf
of March 1Ith some of lha inez7
were very lailhll in a6tendlna 4
delicious supper was served eo all
lovely st was presented ta ea
Noss As hostess with tna enmm-
ments ot the company The tmo
smallest children ol Mr ana rs
toss have been ga the siak lisa ma
are sum under lne aoetara care.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

Lhe Church Of God
t.eeaHd nud Maahineiou a1reais
AeE 81. EdWln Iull, Pastor
hHnaag MnFeh 81
anueav Nchool al 30 :. a..
Morning worship 81 a 3. "a.
nEeilEltg Services at z q. "a.
aansacag g-lsEaBer. praise and
EneaeaiaE service al T.Go =. ~.
1ag K0nuR peonlea aerviee
followed ~ Dihie Eludy al T.s0
m
20 all who naaHrn and need com
foF a. al who have a.nnad anf
wa forgiveness a. ca ah0 are
aeE ann WaHt healinF Christ hlae
EeU eme Sc hiC sou eoma fo alI
oar services ana Heap fhoaa mar.
Ha0nE h
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
Christian Science Society
nranch 81 The First Church o. Christ
Scientist. b. Boaton. Mass.
Meets ln Milford Grange Hall
kunane. mar.b ~
Sunday, Marrh 90

The subject 20 the Lesson Ser
mon of the Christian Science So
clefy Grange Hall. Milford. and the
Christian Science Society. v. l. A.
Building hehob0th Beach. Sunday
March 90 nlll be Reality
Morning Service and Sunday
School are az 1900 a. IA.
FIRST Wednesday ~ each month
az see p m Testimonial Meeting
iu Milford
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
st. Paul vi. +. Church
ReE. d. s. Qulllen. Pastor
Sunday, March 20

ll 0O a m sermon
800 D. m Sunday School Mrs.
= shockley. Superintendent
SEQ . m sermon
Monday 1880 Finance Commits
sion meeting 500 Senior Choir
rehearsal
"Wednesday 500 p. M Gospel
Chorus rehearsal
Evening star., 1950-12-20
NetherIunders
To Wed Here.

The retiring Attache of the
Netherlands Embassy, Mr.. Phi. w.
van Heusde, HAS delayed his de-
parture. originally set for tomor-
row. until after the new year. He
postponed the date of leaving in
order to be married and take his
bride with him for a visit in their
homeland and on to his new post
in Indonesia.
His bride-to-be is Baroness
Aletta G. van Harinxma thoe Sloo-
ten. daughter of Baron and Baron
ess van Harinxma thoe Slooten of
Amsterdam. She has been in
Washington since June, having
come to serve as secretary to the
Naval Attache of the Netherlands
Embassy. and she and her fiance
met at that time.
Mr.. van Heusde is the son OF
DR.. Johanns van Heusde and Nine
van Heusde of Groninger, the
Netherlands. He came to the en-
bassy here in June, 1949, and has
been transferred to the High
Commission in Indonesia.
The civil ceremony will take
place in Washington and they
will sail January 13 for Amster-
dam where the religious ceremony
will take place in the presence of
their parents. Shortly after that
they will go on to Indonesia,
Evening star., 1950-12-20

Engagement Announcement
Dear Mrs. Post: Our son is en-
gagged to very lovely girl who
lives in another town. Her parents
naturally announced the engage
Evening star., 1950-12-20
miss FruveI
is S7Ostess
ToNiss Keur

Holiday festivities for the
younger set got underway yester-
day in gay manner when Miss
Mary Alice Fravel entertained at
an eggnog party for Miss Nancy
Graham Kear. daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. Frank Gregg Kear, who
made her debut here September 9.
The 5-to-7-o'clock party was
held in the Chevy Chase home of
the hostesses' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hawley Fravel. Miss Fravel
assisted at Miss Kear's debut and
the two girls were friends at Ma
tional Cathedral School.
Assisting at yesterdays party
were the Misses Margaret Ann
Gollan, Christine Guy, Margaret
Acheson Lynn and Mrs. Donald
Jennings Maley.
Sister debutantes of the honor
guest who were asked to the
party included the Misses Joan
Conger, Elizabeth Wetherill, Mary
Ann Robb. George McMahan,
Suzanne Johnson, Caro- Butler,
Jane McAtee. Sue Ann Rouse,
Rose Caudle, Cynthia Woll, Louise
Cahill, Joan Lyons and Frederick
Sterling.
Still others invited were the
Misses Jane Lingo, Mary-Stuart
Price. Betsy Porter, Elizabeth
MacGowan, Jane Pollack, Alice
Varian, Ann Carter, Rebecca
White, Elizabeth Jones, Suzanne
Wise. Gerre Garrity, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Walker.
The male contingent was made
up Of the Messrs. Walter Leach,
Charles Derry, John Henry Glass
OF New York, Rex Peters, Davis
Elkins, Max Truitt. jr., Theron
Caudle, jr.. Benjamin Dorsey,
Barry Freer, Camden McAtee, Al
fred Nelson, j. Philip Smith,
James Vinson, Fred Vinson. jr.,
John Berry Wallace, Harry Karr,
Andrew Kirkpatrick, William
Early. Jack van Deventer, Thomas
Owen. William Reisinger, Robert
Haney. Capt. William Gladstone.
1t. Josh Dorsey, Maj. Jack Love,
MAJ. Elmer H. Jose, and others.
Evening star., 1950-12-20
Exclusively Yours
Christmas Greetings Come From PerIe,
Puerto Rico, Paris, Moscow and D. C..

Castle incribed, "Skirl yer Pipes
and beat yer Drum, the Happiest
days are still to come" from Julie
and Alec Templeton. May it be
SO :. A beautiful black engraving
OF "Cairo-The Citadel" from the
Egyptian Ambassador and Mime.
A Paris street scene from Betty
Burton. bachelor girl who went to
Paris year and a half ago to
work for ECA and writes, Hope
everything sa vas tres bien. How's
the male situation? When are you
coming over? The answer to the
first question: Not so hot. The
answer to the second question:
How's is it over there? Two
Italian Embassy couples, the
Mario Luciollis and the Felice
Catalanos. send paintings of the
Madonna and Child by italian
masters that are now a part of
the permanent National Gallery
of Art collection. -. A handsome
reproduction of centuries-old
globe from the Robert Guggen-
helms, with the quote when
peace shall over all the earth its
ancient splendors fling" One won
ders. when were things so peace
full in ancient times?
A gay auctioneering Santa from
Betty and Jim Barnes, who have
sold (not by auction) their house
in Spring Valley to Judge and
Mrs. Henry Edgerton and moved
in this week in their new abode
at 2548 Massachusetts, avenue
An ink drawing Of Dorothea and
John Hammond's favorite address
in Georgetown Bits of snap
shots from the Shaletts, showing
Sid's typing hands in the middle
His story on Norwegian Ambas-
sador Wilhelm Munthe de Nor
genstierne will appear in the Sat-
urday Evening Post in March i.
Edie and Gully Darlington posing
as two red cherries in two Man.
hattans Elene and Johnny
Gill behind the happiest Santa
And the Photographic rage con-
tinues. Why it is, I dinna ken,
but every one of them posed in
the summer sun for the Yule sea-
son: Minute candids of Roy and
Peggy st. Lewis standing in front
of their Rancho Mic Smiling
young fry from the Wiley Bu-
chanans, David Karricks and
Harold Fangboners, and Ed Will
liams, Drawn and bare from the
waist up, with son Ned. All bear
the same message. Guess what?
Evening star., 1950-12-20
Post

ment and also sent a notice to
their local newspaper. Now this
girl has asked that we. the sons
parents. also put an announce
ment in our newspaper. I have
never heard of the groom's par
entS announcing their sons en-
gagement before Will you please
let me hear from you as I feel
sure she is wrong about this?
Answer: You are quite right, in
that the announcement is not
made in the same way as that of
her parents. In other words, you
do not say "Mr. and Mrs. John
Smith announce the engagement
of their son." But you may with
perfect propriety write to the So
ciety editor of your paper and say
that "the engagement of Mr.. John
Smith of this town has been an
nounced to Miss Muriel Manners
of Othertown. He is the son o1
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith of II
Elm street." and then give a.
much more information as 20,
want to, about either the young
couple or her parents or your
selves
Evening star., 1950-12-20

circle of friends in Washington
where they lived for several years,
Senor Michels succeeding Senior
Mora.
Mrs. Chavez received her guests
and presented them to the visitors,
each one here for Christmas with
their sons-in-law and daughters.
Sonora de Mora is with Maj. and
Mrs. Roderick D. O'Connor and
Sonora de Michels with MFR. and
Mrs. James Tencher and both
daughters were at the party yes
terday.
The late afternoon party was
for ladies only. and assisting the
hostess were Sonora de Thomen,
Sonora de la Colina and Sonora de
Herbruger. Hostesses in the Sena-
torial circle who took turn at
pouring tea for Mrs. Chavez
were Mrs. Lester c. Hunt, Mrs.
Guy M. Gillette, Mrs. George w.
Malone. Mrs. Harley M. Kilgore
and Mrs. John L. Mcclellan.
Others aiding in the dispensa-
ton of Christmas hospitality were
Mrs. Tomas Cajigas, Mrs. Henry
Sayers and Mrs. Stanley Miller,
daughter of the hostess and the
latter's sister-in-law, Mrs. r. L.
Jefferys.
A
Militory Porty
Maj. r. F. Walker of the Cana
dian Joint Staff and Mrs. Walker
gave a Christmas party early last
evening, receiving from 6 to 8
o'clock in the headquarters of the
staff at 170G Massachusetts, ave-
nue.. The building was bright with
Christmas decorations. A large
tree with colored lights dom
mated the large drawing room
where they greeted their guests.
Mrs. Walker wore pink lace and
a spray of pink camellias. on her
shoulder.
Inc company was military, fell
low officers of the Canadian Joint
Staff and their wives being in
cluded with a large number of
high-ranking United States off,
GERS and their wives completing
the group. Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Robert L. Walsh and Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. Cort van R. Schuyler
were the ranking guests and 9TH
ers included Col. and Mrs. w. T.
Bennett, Col. and Mrs. Forrest G.
Allen, Col. and Mrs. John o. Co.
lonna, Col. and Mrs. w. j. Cain,
Col. and Mrs. j. A. Condor, Col.
and Mrs. A. Jenkins. Comdr. and
Mrs. M. A Maria and Comdr.
John Lewis
Evening star., 1950-12-20
Dance Planned

Members Of the young married
set and very few unmarrieds will
see the old year out and the new
year in at a dance on New Years
eve. The party-a subscription af-
fairs being arranged by a COM
mittee composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
John II. Kaufman, MIR. and
Mrs. Frederick Birney Finken-
staedt and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
j. Sheridan III.
The dance will be given at 3103
P Street, the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burdette 8. Wright, and q
midnight supper will be served.
Among those who will attend
are Mr.. and Mrs. George Anthony
Horkan, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre
Beauregard, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Doug
las, Mr.. and Mrs. William Lewis
MacCracken. Comdr. and Mrs.
Thomas Nelson Coppedge II and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Prichett.
Evening star., 1950-12-20
By Betty BeoIe

The Christmas greetings pou,
In from friends far and near:
Perle Mesta sends a beautifully
done etching of the handsome
dwelling in which she now resides
the American Legation at Lux
embourg, signs the good wishes
for the coming year with no fol
de rol and rank-just plain Perle
Mesta -. The Governor of Puerto
Rico and Mrs. Munoz Marin send
their greetings with an illustrated
pamphlet, "Canciones de Navi-
dad" Christmas songs that have
been handed down by word of
mouth for generations throughout
the island. They were collected
for the first time last year by Mrs.
Munoz Marin, who arranged for
their widespread use at commu-
nifty sings and on records to bring
the people closer together with the
spirit Of Christmas. -.
Two adorable golden-headed
angels getting the manger ready
from American diplomat Rob Nc
Clintock and his wife Elenita, who
have been stationed in Brussels
for the past year, think it's won
derful over there and that visi-
tors should hurry over A
snow-covered country scene that
might have been photographed in
any northern country comes from
Anis Aver, Egyptian Ambassador
to the Soviet Union. The card
though, match, is not in Russian
He had to get Swedish one to
wish his friends Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year (God jul,
Gott nytt arr. 1t must be diff
cult for the bachelor Egyptian
who was stationed here for many
years and loved this country SC
much that he wanted to keep 9
permanent home here, to be holed
up now in hostile Moscow.
Claribel and Fernando Bercke-
meyer, Peruvian Ambassador to
the United States, sent repro
duction of Velasco's painting OF
Charles II, who was not nearly so
distinguished looking as Fernando
Berckemeyer A dogie being
roped by cowboy and girl from
Texas Representative Ken Regan
and his good-looking Roberta with
the hearty, folksy rhyme, Cit
along, little dogie. to the Christ
mas corral-With love and best
wishes from me and my gall"
A gay-colored portrait of the Cor
don Highlanders before Edinburgh
Evening star., 1950-12-20
Miss Edwordson, Con1dr. Steen Wed

In the U. S. Navy Potomac River
Command Chapel in this city, Miss
Eleanor Madeline Edwardson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Edwardson of Darlington, N.
OAK. became the bride recently
of Comdr. Egil Thornton Steen,
U. S. NJ, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin S. Steen of Baltimore. The
Rev. Lloyd M. Keller of st. Johns
Lutheran Church in Baltimore, Of
flciated at the ceremony, which
was followed by a reception in the
officers club at the National
Naval Medical Center. Bethesda.
The bride Is a graduate of the