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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02
THAT FURlLLo ARM

BROOKLYN (AP)-It's not
news to baseball fans in general
and National Lcaguors in parti-
cular that Carl Furillo, Dodgers
outfielder, has one of the most
spectacular throwing arms in the
game. Since he entered the
League in 1946 Carl has cut down
g. runners. Last season he led the
Leagues outfiolders in assists
with 19. This record is noteworthy
since most runners take few liber-
ties with that Furillo arm.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02
BRoTHERLY LOVE

FORT WAYNE, Ind, -tAP)-
Four Of Jack Coleman's brothers
and sisters from Burgin, Ken
lucky, motored 300 miles through
the snow recently to watch the
family idol play a game with the
Rochester Royals against the Fort
Wayne Zollners on the latter's
basketball court.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02

and Linda visited on Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Wagner and
family near Greenfield.
Sunday guests of Miss Mary
Self were Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
Smith and Mrs Iva Reese Of
Springfield.
Mrs. Clifford Clenlans and Mrs.
e. c. Rowand attended a Garden
Club meeting in the Methodist
Church in London on Tuesday.
The local garden Club held
a meeting in the home Of Mrs.
G. G. Rowand. Guests present
were: Mrs. Joel Cutter and Mrs.
James McCauley of London, Mrs.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02

Charles Vince, Mrs. Ed Grimmc
and Mrs. Laura Kelly, South
Charleston. Members included
Mrs. Harry Shaffer, Mrs. Jay
Gossard, Mrs. Luther Rehm, Mrs.
Clifford Clemans, Mrs. Paul
Daugherty. Mrs. Joe Daugherty,
Mrs. George Brady, Mrs. Dexter
Dudley, Miss Mary Daugherty.,
Miss bessie Wolfe and Mrs.
Orpha Pleasant.
Mrs. Elmer Calm who was quite
i'll for several weeks is improv-
ing rapidly at her home. She
greatly appreciates get well'
cards received during her illness
from her many friends.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02
RATES OF TAXATION IN MADISON COUNTY FOR THE

County do hereby
on within said for the follows:
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02
A BRAVE FAN

NOTRE DAME, Ind.-(APl -
Joe McArdle, assistant on Frank
Leahy's Notre Dame coaching
staff, is a very definite Boston
Braves fan when the baseball sea-
son is in session. This is under
standable since Billy Sullivan, Di-
rector of Public Relations for the
Braves, is his brother~in-law
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02

and. Mrs. James Abbott and fam
ily.
TradersVille Church will be
starting a four night revival
Thursday March / BY Rev. Arthur
F'ultz of Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 4. Smith, Rus
sell Smith spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. David Smith and family.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02
MT. STERLING DEFEATED TN
FIRST GAME At TOURNAMENT
CHAMPIONS BOW
TO WINCH ESTER

The Mt. Sterling Greyhounds,
Madison County champions, and
d pre-tournament favorite of the
fans, were eliminated on their
initial contest at Westerville Glass
b tournament Tuesday afternoon.
The Mt. Sterling squad, be-
iieved TO have been suffering
from a case of tournament jitters,
bowed to the Understanding
ability of the Canal Winchester
team 1921.
Tournament fans arc said 10
have seen little chance in a squad
like Canal Winchester whipping
team that had gone through the
season with Is victories and no
defeats.
However Mt. Sterling opened
up the contest well enough and
chalked up a tally s to 4 in the
first quarter. After the fiist
stanza the Madison County team
was out of the contest through in
ability to locate the net.
Canal Winchester's scoring
continued throughout the second
half to give Mt. Sterling, prob
ably the gloomiest day since the
team was organized.
Johnny Black, the winners for
ward, tailed % points to lead his
team. He scored Ia of his teams
points the first half
Richardson with Z points and
Justice and Porter with four each
contributed the bulk of the losers
score.
Mt. Sterling
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02
casal Winchester

Score at end of each period:
Mt. Sterling .-..- 8 II is 21
Canal Winchester 4 Is 81 4;
Evening star., 1951-07-21
Zoo Hopes to Save
Latest Baby of
Mother Hippo

| If the Zoos latest little one
lives, it will be one of the few
times a baby hippo has survived
here.
/ The new baby, offspring OF
Pinky and Bongo, mother and
father respectively, was born
Thursday night, but so far, not
even Zoo Director DR.. William
Mann, has had more than brief
glimpse of it.
DR.. Mann said the elephant
house was closed yesterday to all
visitors and even the watchmen.
This is where the mother and
baby are housed
Pinky, % years old, weighs a
modest 4,500 pounds. She has
had three babies before, but all
of them died Immediately. Bongo
lis more than 40 years old and
spent 10 years with a circus be-
fore he retired to the Zoo. He
has had better luck in the past,
with five of his children surviv-
ing. Poppa weighs 5000 pounds.
II the new one lives. he'll be
the Zoos third big East African
hippo. DR.. Mann said he should
weight about 100 pounds now.
If everything goes well. DR..
Mann said, the public will be ad-
lmitted to the elephant house
again within few days.
Evening star., 1951-07-21
New Spanish Cabinet
Meets With Franco;
Agrees on Armament
BY the Assoeieied Press

MADRID. Spain. July 21.-
SPANS new cabinet-named to
tighten relations with the West
says it wants to rearm the nation
within the limits that foreign
collaboration permits"
In a communique issued after
its first meeting with Chief of
State Francisco Franco. the cabi-
net said 1t had agreed to increase
the arming and undermining of
our armed forces with an aim to
increasing their efficiency"
Foreign collaboration" appar-
emily referred to expected assist
ance from the United States in
return for American use of Span
ish naval and air bases.
The communique said that in
reviewing domestic and world
problems, Gen. Franco had told
the cabinet the greatest difficult
ties have been overcome and
promising perspectives are fore
seen for the nation"
1t is believed Franco included
a report on his recent talks with
Admiral Forrest P. Sherman,
United States chief of naval OPP
erations, which held out the pros
pect of aid for Spain in return
for the granting of bases.
The communique said the gov
ernment is anxious to tighten re-
lations with other countries, espe-
cially the United States, Portugal
and the Arab nations.
Evening star., 1951-07-21
estivities


Friends have planned numerous
parties for Miss Margaret Wark
Woodhouse and her fiance, Mr..
John Ewing Becker. preceding
their August wedding. The bride
elect is the daughter of Mrs.
Chase Going Woodhouse.
A cocktail party given by Mr..
John r. Huba in Georgetown is
on their calendar today. Next
Saturday Miss Mary Stuart Mon
tague Price will honor the mem
bers of the wedding party and
close friends at dinner party at
the Army Navy Country Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross A. deMatteo,
II, will honor them at a small
cocktail party, and on July 20 MIR.
James Medill and Mr.. John Gill
will be co-hostS at a cocktail party
at their home in Falls Church.
Miss Woodhouse has announced
that her maid of honor will be
Miss Marion Kerr of Montclair,
N. j. Miss Mary Stuart Montague
Price and Mrs. Alfred w. Brandt,
jr.. of this city will also attend the
bride. Best man will be Mr..
Folke Becker. jr., of Rhinelander,
Wis, brother of the groom. Usher
ing will be the Messrs. John
Tomek of WauSau, Wis, Dickson
Smith of Wellesley, Mass, both
brothers -in-law of the groom;
Arthur Henry Adams II, and Al
fred w. Brandt, jr., both of this
CITY.
Evening star., 1951-07-21
Bull Run Battle
Ceremony Today

The Goth anniversary of the first
Battle of Bull Run was to be OBJ
served this afternoon by the
Stonewall Jackson Chapter Of the
United Daughters of the Con-
federacy. Mrs. Charles H. Plot
ner. president of the chapter, will
place a memorial wreath at the
statue of Gen. "Stonewall" Jack
son at the Manassas National
Battlefield. .... .
The program. scheduled for 3
pm, will feature lecture on the
Manassas campaign by James B.
Myers.
Miss Liza Ellen Carpenter,
recorder general of crosses Of
honor and service. will represent
the general organization at the
ceremony, and Mrs. Ernest Will
liam Howard will represent the
District daughters. Mrs. William
C. Harllee will be in charge of the
Children of the Confederacy.
Evening star., 1951-07-21
Sherman Says He'll Keep
9th Fleet Very Strong

NAPLES, Italy, July 81 tP.-
Admiral Forrest P. Sherman,
United States chief of naval oper-
ations. promised today to keep
the 9th Fleet very strong
The admiral. on a flying visit
to the Allied forces southern COM
mand here, refused to comment
on his talks with Generalissimo
Francisco Franco in Madrid.
He also side-stepped reporters
questions about the Eastern
Mediterranean command. He
was asked if his conferences in
Paris and London had made clear
the final structure of the Allied
southern command. He replied
that the conversations with the
chiefs of the British and French
navies had clarified many of the
problems"
Admiral Sherman told the group
of italian and foreign correspond
ents that his trip to Naples was
to discuss naval problems with
Admiral Robert Carney. COM
in chief of Allied forces
in Southern Europe and United
States naval forces in the Eastern
Atlantic and Mediterranean.
Evening star., 1951-07-21

Baptist Church tomorrow will
have the lesson taught by Norman
Sandridge.
\ Mrs. Dorothy Acklin. of 4605
Thirtieth street, Mount Rainier,
Md, will be the hostess at the
Triangle Bible Glass. of Mount
Rainier Methodist Church, Tues
day at 8 pm. in her home. when
the young ladies meet for their
regular business and social meet
/ ing.
The Rainbow Glass, Mount Ver-
non Place Methodist Church, will
hold a supper business meeting at
6:15 pm. Wednesday in the social
hall.
Anne Hamilton wishes to re-
mind all members of the Cleaners
Glass. Columbia Heights Christian
Church, that the class picnic will
be held next. Saturday at 4::30
pm, at Bethesda Chevy Chase
Recreation Center.
B. B. Wright will teach the
ESusannah Wesley Glass. Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church
tomorrow.
f. The Vaughan Class of Calvary
Baptist Church tomorrow will
have as speaker, Representative
Armstrong. Republican, of Mis-
souri,.
Next Saturday is the date of
the annual class picnic at the
farm of j. L. Ward in Virginia.
Cars will be at the church. Eighth
and H street NV. for members
who have no transportation. See
Arthur G. Cole about the hour
and all information concerning
the affair.
Dr.. Orris G. Robinson will be
Evening star., 1951-07-21
Society and Clubs
Australian Envoy and Mrs. Spender
Honored; Retiring Officer Feted

although their mothers names
were Davila. Col. and Sonora de
|Vaquero Davila will leave July 20
by plane for Ecuador where the
former will assume a new post in
the Department Of Defense. It
will be the first time Sonora de
Vaquero Davila has been to Quito
and also the first visit of their
daughter, Margaret Denise, little
over year old, and baby Andre
Daniel. The baby will be chris
tened July 27 but this will be
only one Of the numerous parties
planned for the Army officer and
his wife in which Margaret Denise
and Andre Daniel will have a part.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guillermo Suro
will be hosts at dinner this eve-
ming for Col. and Sonora de Va
quero Davila, entertaining in their
home in Chevy Chase. Mr.. Suro
is on duty in the State Depart
ment here and his handsome wife
is Washington correspondent for
Ell TELEGRAPH in Guayaquil, Ecua-
dor
Evening star., 1951-07-21
PentecosfaI Church
Has New Pastor

The Rev. H. Ray Stewart OF
Greenville, S. c., has accepted the
Ipastorate of National Pentecostal
Holiness Church, 610 Maryland
avenue NE.
Mr.. Stewart, 33. is a graduate
of Furman University and Holmes
Bible College, both in Greenville
He served as pastor of several
churches in South Carolina and
later as principal Of the Pacific
Coast Bible Institute in British
Columbia.
Before accepting the pastorate
here, Mr.. Stewart was dean OF
Holmes Bible College. He is mar
ried to the former Della Grace
Wilson, also of Greenville.
Mr.. Stewart succeeds the Rev.
Dallas M. Tarkenton, pastor OF
the church for six years. Mr..
Tarkenton plans to attend the
University of Georgia for post
graduate work after completing a
scheduled speaking tour in the
oOutIl. .~s 3 f=~s
Evening star., 1951-07-21
Effective Price Controls
Urged by Mrs. Edwards

Mrs India Edwards, vice chair
man of the Democratic National
Committee, last night voiced an
appeal for bipartisan support for
strong price controls and warned
that an early peace in Korea
would not lessen the need for
controls.
Mrs. Edwards said there is a
need for both Democratic and
Republican support for the con-
troll program and added that "the
butcher doesn't ask whether you
are a Republican or a Democrat
when YOU ask for a pound of
beef"
Unless we have an effective
price control law" she declared,
the families of our scrvicemen,
the millions of white-collsr work
erS, families on fixed and low
incomes will not be able to make
a go Of it." Mrs. Edwards made
her appeal on national radio
Evening star., 1951-07-21
DR.. Shirley to Discuss
His Tour of Europe

I DR.. Albert P. Shirley. minis
ter of Mount Vernon Place Meth
odist Church. will discuss his
recent six-week tour of Europe
during services tomorrow in the
church, 900 Massachusetts, ave-
niue NV.
DR.. Shirley will preach at both
I9 and 11:15 am. on World
Brotherhood" and at 6:45 pm
on Freedoms Holy Light"
Evening star., 1951-07-21
CANNES Feted
At Reception

The officers and members OF
the staff of the Office of the AS
sistant Chief of Staff, G-2, Intel
ligence, entertained last evening
at the officers Mess, Fort Lesley
j. McNair. in honor of Maj. Gen
Ralph j. Canine. who recently left
their group to join the Joint
Chiefs of Staff as director of the
Armed Forces Security Agency.
Mrs. Canine stood with her hus-
band in the receiving line, which
was headed by Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. Alexander r. Boiling. Also
in line were Brig. Gen. and Mrs
John Weckerling and Col. and
Mrs. James Phillips.
A buffet supper followed and
more than 200 guests enjoyed the
z to 8. o'clock fete.
Chairman of the affair was 1t.
Col. Paul T. Gerard. Assisting
were 1t. Col. Lloyd B. Ramsey,
1t. Col. Paul G. Guthrie, 1t. Col.
George M. Riser, Capt. Anthony
P. Miller and Capt. Thomas Nc
Kinley.
Evening star., 1951-07-21
Firm Rejects Blame
For Death Of Paper
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK. July 21.-A New
York newsprint company says it
was not responsible for the sus-
pension of publication OF the Lake
Charles Ga.) Southwest Citizen.
The 2-year-old newspaper sus-
pended publication yesterday, an
nouncing it has mo more news
print on which to be published"
Thomas B. Shearman, publisher
of the Citizen and the American
Press. with which it was merged g
month ago, said the paper problem
developed when the newsprint
company declared its contrac
with the Citizen was non-trans.
ferable.
A morning newspaper. the Cit.
izen had continued publication
after the merger. The American
Press is a 56-year-old evening
daily.
Mr.. Shearman said he thought
the newsprint contract went with
the merger.
But in New York last night. the
newsprint company the Mont
morency Paper Co.-said it knew
nothing of the sale until it was
completed.
Wickliffe B. More, president oi
Montmorency. said it is incorrect
and without basis of fact" to i'm
ply that the Citizen was sold "or
the basis that we were agreeable
TO assignment of the contract"
Mr.. Moore added that his firm
is running behind in deliveries anc
because of our desire at all times
to fulfill our contractual commit
ments. We decided it would not be
fair to our customers If we were
to undertake a new commitment
at this time"
Evening star., 1951-07-21
Orqonized Bible Glasses Of Wushinqton

Harper S. Garrett, regular
teacher OF the Box Bible Glass,
Emory Methodist Church, returns
tomorrow from an extended leave
due to disqualification.
Arthur L. Hayford will be the
teacher of the Trinity Mems Bible
Glass. Trinity Methodist Church,
tomorrow.
The Dawson Bible Glass of the
First Baptist Church invites all
OF the ladies of the Washington
area and visitors to Washington
to attend their class session. to-
morrow, when Mrs. Newell F.
Griffin will teach the lesson.
Evening star., 1951-07-21
West Virginia Minister
To Be Guest Speaker

DR.. Andrew r. Bird. jr.. min
lister of First Presbyterian Church
Huntington, w. Va, will be guest
preacher tomorrow morning al
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
DR.. Bird, who is the son of DR.
Andrew r. Bird, ST., minister OF
Church of the Pilgrims Presby-
terian here, will speak at the II
o'clock service.
Evening star., 1951-07-21
Boys Nation Group
To Consider Repeal
OF Subversive Act

A "bilP' to repeal the Sub
versives Control Act, prepared by
group Of youthful senators, J"
comes up for consideration today
by the Boys Nations Senate Judi
ciary Committee at American
University, but it didn't appear to
have much chance.
Opinions expressed last night
following a talk by Senator Mundt,
Republican, of South Dakota, indi-
Gated little favor for repeal. The
young senators seemed more likely
to favor stronger controls on Com
munism.
The Boys Nation is sponsored
annually by the National Ameri-
canism Commission of the Ameri-
can Legion to give high school
youth of the Nation an idea of
how Federal Government works.
The boys last night had a real
life Senator. Mr.. Mundt, as wit
ness" to testify on a proposed bill
to repeal the Subversives Control
Act.
Senator Points Out Advantages.
Mr.. Mundt pointed to what he
deemed advantages Of the present
act. and how it has worked to
control Communism in this coun-
try.
Questions and statements fol-
lowing Mr.. Mundt's talk left the
impression that the high school
boys believe the controls aren't
strong enough.
The senate" Of Boys Nation
was organized yesterday after
noon, the first day of the six-day
and the meeting of the
Judiciary committee was its first
committee session.
Senator Mundt urged the youths
to return to their home communi-
ties and help the fight against
tSOll1IIlO OlliSul CIlCIC.
IF people like you will be a
little less gullible and try to un-
derstand Communism and its
dangers. he said. I'VE can whip
it,
Tours Of Washington were on
schedule today for Boys Nation
delegates. At Z o'clock tonight,
party conventions-the Federal
lists and Nationalists-will be held
To Visit Truman Wednesday.
Highlights of the remainder of
the week include a visit with
President Truman at the White
House at 12:45 pm. Wednesday
iand a talk by Vice President
Barkley at 10:30 am. Thursday
Visits to Congress are also on the
schedule through the week.
Commissioner F. Joseph Dono-
hue. welcoming the boys yesterday
afternoon, put in plug for the
District Government. He pointed
out that Washington do not
vote and that the Federal Gov
ernment does not 'pay it's share
on upkeep of the Capital.
Mr.. Donohue told the boys that,
in the past four months as Com
missioner, he has learned more
about the Government than he
had during his previous % years
here.
The boys elected as chairman of
the interior and insular affairs
committee of the Senate" Jo-
|seph R. Lynch, jr., of Arkansas.
John r. Feemster of Missouri was
picked as secretary. This group
will discuss Statehood for Alaska.
Roger Riggenbach of Florida
was chosen chairman Of the judi
Iciary committee and Bernard
England of Tennessee, secretary.
Evening star., 1951-07-21
By Katherine M. Brooks

The Australian Ambassador ano
Mrs. Percy Spender were the
guests in whose honor the Naval
Attache of the Embassy and Mrs
F. N. Cook entertained at cocktails
early last evening. The party was
given in the garden of the Cooks
home in Chevy Chase. Guests were
the naval attaches of other en-
bassies with high-ranking officers
of the United States Navy.
Capt. and Mrs. Cook received
their guests in the garden, the
hostess wearing a bright red or
ganza dress which added color to
the green of the garden. Mrs.
Spender chose a ballerina- length
pale blue taffeta dress for the
party. The improvised bar was
set up in the garden and guam
titles of delicious hors d'oeuvres
were passed among the guests.
The Ambassador and Mrs. Spen-
der, who made scores of friends
when they visited Washington a
year or more ago, are adding to
the number each day of their stay
in the Capital. Yesterday there
were about hundred in the COM
pany, which included Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Felix johnson and
Rear Admiral and Mrs. c. F. Espe,
as well as Capt. and Mrs. Floyd
Ferris and others in the foreign
liasion section of the United States
Navy. Members of the Australian
Embassy staff also were included.
Defense Boord Porty
Col. Angel Vaquero Davila. for
mer Military Attache of the Ecua-
dor Embassy and retiring member
of the american Defense
Board. was the guest Of honor OF
his colleagues on the staff of the
board at luncheon yesterday. The
party was given in the Carlton
Room of the Hotel Carlton and
the company numbered "a. Col.
Vauuero Davila has been succeeded
at the Embassy by Col. Felix Vega
Davila and it is expected that the
latter also will take his place on
the board.
The two officers are not related
Evening star., 1951-07-21

the teacher tomorrow of the Cal
wary Mems Class, Calvary Meth
odist Church.
The Friendship Glass. Eldbrooke
Methodist Church and the Pink
ham Class for Men. National
Baptist Memorial Church. are
exchanging teachers tomorrow
Frank Bentley win teach the
Friendship class and M. q. Badger
will instruct the Pinkham Bible
Class
Mrs. Brooks Hays will lead the
Iclass discussion when the Burial
Glass. Calvary Baptist Church,
meets tomorrow.
Evening star., 1951-07-21

Miss Mary Zachary Is engaged
to wed Mr.. Ryan j. Arata, U. S. N,
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
j. Zachary, announce. Mr.. Arata
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Arata of Howell. Me.
August IA is the date set for
the wedding. which will take place
in the Catholic Chapel of the
Naval Hospital at Bethesda.
Evening star., 1951-07-21
Annual Party
To Be Held

The annual summer picnic Of
Alpha Theta Chapter of Pi
Lambda Theta will be held at S
pm. Saturday at the home of the
chapters new prsident. Miss Phyl-
lis Nichols, 5000 Dalecarlia place
NV.
Mrs. Amelia Halle, social chair
man of the chapter, is in charge
of the event.
Evening star., 1951-07-21
Arlington Methodists
To Hear Missionary

The Rev. Conrad P. Helms, a
missionary to India of Arlington
Methodist Church, will preach at
both the $3.50 and II am. services
tomorrow in the church, Glebe
road at South Eighth street
Arlington.
Mr.. Helms, who is now on fur
Tough, will return to India the
first part Of September.
Evening star., 1951-07-21

HeQ blple CtaSS
Association a t
Western Mary
] a n d College,
w e S t m inster.
Nd, on Sep
tember !. 2 and.
3. Vice Presi-
dent George E.
Harris will give
a report on the
B / bl e Fun d
campaign of the
association.
The Temple
mems Bibl e
Glass. Temple
Evening star., 1951-07-21
Dr.. crowder TO Speak

D. William ]. Crowder. Baptist
Missions superintendent for the
District, will preach at $3.50 and
II am. and 8 pm. tomorrow at
Congress Heights Baptist Church,
Esther and Brothers places Sc. ,
Evening star., 1951-07-21
Mr.. Hudson Host

Mr.. Bank Hudson entertained
at dinner last evening in honor Of
Col. and Mrs. Lawrence West
brook and Miss Margaret Byrne
at Normandy Farm.
Evening star., 1951-07-21
Honored

1t. Col. and Mrs. William w.
Robinson, A. A. F., were honorees
at dinner Thursday evening, when
Maj. and Mrs. Neil c. Bauer en-
tertained at the Watergate Inn.
Evening star., 1951-07-21
By Dr.. Poee Etchison

Alden w. Hoage will be chair
man Of the forums on Bible Class
problems, publicity and promotion,
at the conference of the Organ
Evening star., 1951-07-21
Photo.

Miss Mildred Joan Plummer
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Paul p.
Plummer of Wheaton Hills, Md,
and Mr.. Herbert D. Grimsley. jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Grimsley OF
this city. were married last eve
ming in st. Matthews Lutheran
Church in Washington, the Rev
Rene Mayer officiating.