Tallahassee Democrat from Tallahassee, Florida • Page 2

Socially Speaking By Mary Ellen Deter years and have the civic a and social Hate to see them go Sad Parting! participated in activities here. The last day of school in Tallahassee was rather sad for some of the pupils at Sealey Memorial school since they said good-bye to three teachers who have accepted positions at schools in other towns for the next school term. The teachers who will not be back next year are Mrs Dick Bradfords of the second grade, Miss Sarah Lines of the fifth grade and Miss Mary Dodd of the third grade. Miss Lines and Miss Dodd said they are leaving because of the difficulty of obtaining a room with board. Miss Dodd said she to walk as far as 10 blocks back and forth in order to get meals.

This is a good project for the PTA of the school to consider during the summer months. Maybe some of the ingenious members of the organization can solve this problem, which seems to me to be important to the school Speaking of Sealey activities, Harold and Marjory Stewart were host and hostess to their rooms, grades five and two, at their home on the Jacksonville highway at an end of school picnic. A delicious lunch was served the children by the room mothers California Bound! Mrs Donald Berner and daughter, Gloria, of Merrivale, will leave Monday morning to make their home for the duration of the war at Long Beach, Cal. Capt Berner left Dale Mabry last year and is stationed in Africa. Continued on Page Four Auxiliary Meet Is Scheduled Tuesday Night Victorettes Adopt Point System! The members of the armed forces aren't the only persons who are busy calculating their points these days! Although the Victorettes aren't interested in being discharged from their organization, they have adopted a point system and the member with the highes number of points will receive recognition at a special affair soon.

Mrs William Macklin, adviser and sponsor of the club, devised a method, whereby all members receive points zor the various activities in which they participate. They will have a large chart in the room where the business meetings are held and in this way each girl will always know exactly many points she possesses. It's a brilliant idea and should Increase interest in club activities Shepard Administers Oath! After serving 27 months in the WAVES, Lt (jg) Ruth Shepard, a member of the FSCW graduating class of 1938, who is now assistant ship's service officer, administered the Navy oath to Mary Jane Williams, daughter of the postmaster of Cassadaga. Lt Shepard is well known in west Florida. She taught home economics in Crestview in 1940 and worked with the Farm Security administratior in Bonifay Waterstons Leave! Mr and Mrs Robert Waterston, jr, and children, Barbara Ann, 14, and Robert, 6, left this morning for Daytone.

Beach, where they will make their home. Mr Waterston is a former auditor for the state road department. He will be the distributor for the Seaboard Oil company. The Waterstons have lived in Tallahassee for the last five The newly installed officers of the American Legion auxiliary will be joint hostesses at the organization's first meeting of the year Tuesday evening at the home of the president, Mrs son, 822 Miccosukee road. Those assisting will be Mrs Howard, first vice president: Mrs Fred Carroll, second vice president; Mrs Aubrey Barrows, recording secretary: Mrs Broward Williams, corresponding secretary; Mrs Brevard, chaplain; Mrs Paul Lewis, treasurer; Mrs Willis Brown, historian; Mrs Parker Croy, sergeant-at-arms; Mrs Lillian Norris and Mrs Kaufman, color bearers.

New Arrivals Home 1869-L Office Telephone 538 Mary SOCIETY Ellen Deter, Editor SUNDAY NEWS-DEMOCRAT, TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA Sunday Morning, June 3, 1945 Florence Eugenia McKinnon Engaged to Robert Scherdin Miss McKinnon Given Announcement Party Miss Florence Eugenia McKin-, r.on, who will be married to Sgt Robert Scherdin Wednesday, was honored at an announcement party last evening by her sisters, Mrs Clinton Smith and Mrs James Vaughan, at the home of Mrs Smith on Crestview st. The party rooms were attractively decorated for the occasion in flowers of the season. Varicolored summer flowers were placed in profusion in the living room. A blue and white color scheme was used in the dining room. The table was covered with a handsome lace cloth and centered with a Queen Anne's lace array in a crystal bowl flanked with tall lighted white tapers in crystal holders.

The large buffet mirror reflected a string of pale blue lighted bells. Below the mirror was a wedding party in miniature. The punch table on the sun porch was overlaid with a lace cut work cloth and punch was poured by Miss June Sullivan and Miss Jane Bruns. Cakes, ribbon sandwiches and salted nuts were served by Miss Madeline Johnson, Miss Frances Proctor and Miss Florence Jones. On each plate was an invitation to the wedding written on dainty note paper bordered with tiny blue wedding bells.

The bride-elect was presented with crystal goblets in her chosen pattern as a memento of the 00- casion. Close friends of the honoree enjoyed the affair with her. Perfect Attendance Awards to be Given Four children of the St John's Episcopal church school primary department who have a perfect attendance record for a year will be awarded prayer books with their names engraved in gold at this morning's session. They are Dan Lewis, jr, Paul Skoglund, Emily Register end Mary Lee Register. Miss Jean Whitfield, a teacher in this department, will be presented a fiveyear perfect attendance pin.

Other children who have attended church school each Sunday during the last six weeks' period, which ended last Sunday, are: Gene Ellis, Alex Lewis, Bill Marshall, II, Al Marshall, Bill Middleton, Barbara Page, Gene Hopkins, Bill Morgan of Mrs Dan Lewis, jr's class; Zac Morgan, Teresa Long, Gene Page, Mary Lee Register, Ruby Hopkins, Walter Culley, Ivan Munroe, Betty Hutchinson of Mrs Dorothy Page's class; Barbara Cummins, Jefferson Davis Observance Set By UDC Groups The division president of the United Daughters of the Confederacy yesterday called the attention of the members of the Tallahassee UDC chapter to the radio program by Dr Rembert Patrick of the University of Florida, commemorating the birthday of Jefferson Davis. This program will be broadcast over station WRUF, Gainesville, at 1:45 today. The members of the Anna Jackson chapter will meet Tuesday at 4 at the home of Mrs Charles Hopkins, 529 Meridian st. The program will be in commemoration of Davis' birthday and a paper will be presented by Miss Mary Davis. All members of the local chapter are urged to attend.

King's Daughters To Hold Meeting The King's Daughters will hold their monthly meeting Friday at 3:30 at the Parish house. All members are urged to attend. Expecting a Salut Mother's Friend helps bring ease and comfort to expectant mothers. FRIEND, an exquisitely prepared emollient, is useful in all conditions where a bland, mild anodyne massage medium in skin lubrication is desired. One condition In which women for more than 70 years have used it is an application for massaging the body during pregnancy it helps keep the skin soft and thus avoiding unnecessary discomfort due to dryness and tightness.

It refreshes and tones the skin. An ideal massage application for the numb. tingling or burning sensations of the for the tired back muscles or cramp-like pains in the legs. Quickly absorbed. Delightful to use.

Mother's Friend Highly praised by users, many doctors and nurses. Just ask any druggist for Mother's Friend- -the skin lubricant. Try it tonight Mr and Mrs Charles McKinnon announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Florence Eugenia to Sgt Robert Sche-din Signal Corps, Army Air Corps of the United States. The wedding will be an event of Wednesday, June 6, at 7 at Trinity Methodist church with Dr Claud Haynes, pastor, officiating. Miss McKinnon is a graduate of Leon High school and has been employed by Walter Moore and Bradley for the last three years.

Sgt Scherdin is the son of Mr and Mrs George Scherdin of Lewis, Iowa. He is a graduate of Lewis High school and has recently returned from overseas where he served 29 months and participated three major campaigns. He will report to the redistribution center in Miami for reassignment. Calendar Of Future Events Myrtle Ann Key Mr and Mrs Key of the Jacksonville highway announce the birth of a daughter, Myrtle Ann, on Tuesday, May 29, at Johnston's hospital. The baby weighed 7 pounds and 31-2 ounces.

Mrs Key is the former Myrtle Smith of this city. Carol Janice Rogers Mr and Mrs Rogers of Wakulla announce the birth of a daughter, Carol Janice, on Thursday, May 31, at 5 at Johnston's hospital. The baby weighed 8 pounds and 7 ounces. Wilmer Abel Strickland, fr Mr and Mrs A Strickland of Sopchoppy announce the birth of a son, Wilmer Abel, jr, on Thursday, May 31, at 2:30 at Johnston's hospital. The baby weighed 8 pounds and ounces.

in Fulfillment of PARFUM FOre LOrle, Double Purpose Perfume for WOMEN And Refreshant for MEN. that deodorizes and refreshes at the same time safe, pleasant way for Women and Men to safeguard their social and business acceptance is to use L'ORLE double-purpose LODORANTE that deodorizes and prevents body and under-arm odors, and refreshes at the same time. for WOMEN, Many intriguing perfume fragrances for MEN, Tangy, He-man, out-door scents 2 oz. $1. M- leave Tallahassee Service Men's club for Dale Mabry field hospital.

5:30 M- Community sing at Tallahassee Service Men's club. 7:30 M-Victorette Night at Tallahassee Service Men's club. -Regular business and social meeting of Beulah Steinmeyer Sunday school class at the home of Mrs Pendergrass on 1421 Gadsden st. 4:00 M-Meeting of St John's Episcopal auxiliary at parish house. 8:00 M-Mrs William Macklin will give party at her home, 822 Miccosukee road, for members of the Victorette club.

8:00 M--Meeting at city hall of persons interested in participating in swimming classes sponsored by the City Recreation department. 8:30 -Dancing class sponsored by Bombardears with professional instruction by Larry Gunter. -Monthly luncheon and business meeting of Dale Mabry Woman's club at officers' club. 4:00 M--Meeting of Anna Jackson chapter, UDC, at the home of Mrs Charles Hopkins, 529 Meridian st. 8:00 M--Meeting of Little Theater group at Lively Technical school.

8:30 M-Bombardear night at the Tallahassee Service Men's club. -WEDNESDAY 7:00 M--Miss Florence Eugenia McKinnon and Sgt Robert Scherdin will be married at Trinity Methodist church. 8:30 M-Regular dance at Tallahassee Service Men's club. M-Square dance at Tallahassee Service Men's club with music by hill billy orchestra. -Meeting of King's Daughters at parish house.

7:15 M-Bombardears. Victorettes and girls with defense cards leave Tallahassee Service Men's club for dance at Camp Gordon Johnston. 8:00 M-Order of Eastern Star special meeting and initiation at Masonic temple. 8:30 -Regular dancing class sponsored by Victorettes with professional instruction by Larry Gunter at the Talla hassee Service Men's club, Emily Register and Johnny Pasto of Miss Jean Whitfield's class. Mary Cummins, Mike Hopkins and Hill Luce of Mrs Ruth Horne's class: Emily Carraway, Melinda Marshall, Nancy Marshall, Nell Rogers, Earl Perkins, Bryan Page, Paul Skoglund and Dan Lewis of Miss Pat Thomas' class.

The summer session starts this Sunday. Beautify Bust without massage? Amaning new Nanette Create contains recognized scientifie estrogens female sex hott mones) which may be needed If your Bust is under-normal, of flat, due to lack of supply sufficient estrogenie substances. Nanette Cream ishes, requires no tiresome MASSAGE. No matter what you have tried now try Nanette Cream on guarantee of complete satisfaction OF money back. 30-dag jar in plain wrap for $2.00.

plus tax. For Mail Orders Send $2.55. This Includes Tax and Postage MARTIN DALTON DRUG STORE Notices Sponsored By' TALLAHASSEE BUILDERS SUPPLY Wholesale and Retail Lumber and Building Materials 833 West Gaines Street Phone the Lumber Number-65 New Ownership Sale of Entire Stock of Ray Jewelry Co. We, A. Levin and Robert Koenigsberg, have just purchased Ray Jewelry and will operate under owner-managership with highest grade merchandise obtainable.

Come in and look it over and see the many bargains we have to offer. Sale Starts Saturday, June 2, 1945 Ladies' beautiful diamond Latest styles in Ladies' rings. Latest style 14K White and Yellow Gold solid gold. 14K Matched Diamond Ring Sets $1495 Up $2995 Up Off Off All Leather Goods: China Silverware Bill Folds Brief Cases All Birthstone Rings Glassware OFF OFF OFF All Military Goods with Emblems on Same Bracelets Lockets Rings THIS SALE WILL CONTINUE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE RAY JEWELRY CO. 104 East College Avenue Tallahassee, Florida.