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1 1 ni.i,ii Mm 'C wi "'W "i(lhime Vcmserit Wednetday, July 28, 1954 ON A PERSONAL NOTE Tallahassee Stores Between Seasons Delegate, Alternate Selected -A i The Auxiliary to the Veterans By ESTHER SHANE and BARBARA JEFFERSON Democrat Women's Page Editors It's the 'betwixt and between' season in Tallahassee stores. This is the one time of the year when you can find bathing of Foreign Wars, Post 3308. met last nisht at 8 in the Post Home. Lake Jackson, to elect a delegate and alternate for the national convention to be held in Philadelphia Aug. 1-6.

Mrs. Vicky Whaley is delegate suits and heavy winter coate displayed side by side in store windows. and Mrs. Nat Walker is alternate. Gifts of jewelry boxes and were given Mrs.

Walker to be given to the eight Florida or 9. phans in the National Home in Eaton Rapids. when she I sS lkk 11 4. 1 "Yt fi 'Htt: Ml 'v jr. and Nat Walker vsiit there.

The auxiliary voted to buy a window fan for the post. The committee appointed to pur chase the fan consists of Mrs. Helen Stevens, Mrs. Paula Page and Mrs. Dorothy Guilford.

Summer clearance sales are now going on in most apparrel and materials ttores, and the smart shopper is on the look-out for some of the extraordinarily good buyi available at this season. Of course, there's always the risk that fashion will change so drastically by next summer that this year's good buy is next year's good-bye. But that isn't likely. This is the first showing of fall fashions here this season. Though it's too early for most people this far south to think of winter weather and clothes, college girls who plan to go away to schools in colder climates are usually eager to start their wardrobe purchases now.

Women who make their own clothes and those of their families can get an early start with the new fall materials arriving daily. When you need warm clothes, you need them suddenly and with little warning. And now is the time to get clothes ready for school children. They'll need a different kind of attire for school than for the playing they've been doing most of the summer. And last year's even last spring's clothes, probably won't fit by now.

To Decide Fair Theme Speaking of Fall, at east one group is already thinking ahead to the North Florida Fair which is scheduled for the last four days The annual family picnic will be held Sunday, Aug. 15, at 4 p.m. on grounds at the home. Chairman for the picnic Is Mrs. Helen Stevens.

On her committee are Mrs. Lee Barrows and Mrs. Ruth Tulley. Trustees audited the books -T rW-L after the meeting. Refreshments were served by land 'mmmm)tWltmi the house committee.

HI THERE Waving to David Avant art, left to right, ile" Werti, Kathleen All, Mary Ann Harhf.eld and Mariies Gowler at they raco with tho whiteeapi up tht beach at Alligator Point. The coart I a favorite ret-go for many Tallahatteeani bent on "beating the heat." (Democrat Photo). Catenclar of Uveitis Duplicate Bridge Mitt Mary Louisa Wideman Miss Mary Wideman Engaged To Minister Pile sauerkraut Into split in October. frankfurter and broil. Serve on Tallahassee Duplicate Bridge Club tonight.

7:30 p.m. in the toasted frankfurter rolls. If de SUXDAY BREAKFAST HINT jCITRl'S RINC Creamed dried beef makes a Orange and lemon rind benefit delightful Sunday breakfast when 'from being grated on a grater it is served with hot popovers.ithat has holes about a quarter Use a quarter pound of the dried inch apart. If you grate the rind beef to one to two cups of white 'on a fine grater you'll get a soggy sauce that is on the thin side. I unappetizing-looking result.

Lively Tech Playhouse, Dale Ma- sired, the frankfurters may be spead with mustard before the bry. For reservations phone 2-8644 or 3-0477. Mr. and Mrs. Boyoe Wideman of Columbia.

S. C. have an sauerkraut is added. Just What You've Been Waiting For Another gate-Rochester Divinity School. The future bridegroom was rector of St.

Mark's' Episcopal Church In Dalton, for two years, where he was advanced to the priesthood by the Rt. Rev. John Moore Walker, D. Bishop of the Diocese of Atlanta. For the past three years he has been assistant rector at Trinity Episcopal Church in Columbia and is now priest-in-charge of the Church of the Holy Comforter here.

The couple plan to be married in Trinity Episcopal Church, Aug. 26 at 6 p.m. Among the business to be considered by the Leon County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs at their all-day meeting tomorrow is a theme for their booth at the fair this year. Mrs. J.

F. Bennett, president, will preside at the meeting which is set at the Tallahassee Heights Methodist Church Thursday from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Luncheon will be served about 12:30 pjn. Mrs.

E. A. McKee Sr. is in charge of luncheon arrangements. The group will also hear reports from the 15 local women who attended the short course at the University of Florida in Gainesville earlier this month.

Those who will assist are Mrs. D. B. Howell and Mrs. Sim Quick, Capitola; Mrs.

U. B. Marsh, Lafayette; Mrs. Jim Firiley, Miccosukee; Mrs. Neal Blackmon and Mrs.

John Brandriff, Spanish Trail. Mrs. George Lewis Tallahassee Heights; Mrs. Sheldon Hilaman and Mrs. S.

C. Conklin, West Campus; and Mrs. Abbie Cape, Tallahassee. Community activities chairmen of the various home demonstration clubs will cooperate with the county chairman, Mrs. R.

C. Welsh, and her co-chairman, Mrs. P. L. Sowell, in working on this fair project.

nounced the engagement of their daughter, Mary Louise Wideman to the Rev. Sandy Anderson of Tallahassee, formerly of Macon, and Columbia. Miss Wideman attended the University of South Carolina where she majored in English and French. She was secretary of Ohi Omega social soiwlty; poetry edi'tor of the Carolina Review, student literary magazine; feature editor of the. Gamecock, student newspaper and member of the University Chorus and of the vestry of the Canterbury Club, Episcopal student organization.

Her fiance Ja the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knowlton Hall of Macon. He was graduated from Mercer. University, Virginia Theological Seminary In Alexandria and the school of theology, University of tihe South, Sewanee, Tenn.

He hail served a chaplain at Norristown, StaU Hospital; chaplain intern at Belleview Hospital, New York City; chaplain of Rochester, N. State Hospital, and clinical training supervisor and instructor at Col Prices at Vanity's Shoe Roger C. Englert Feted On Birthday Roger Clifford Englert was feted yesterday afternoon with a party given by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Englert, on his Receives Promotion Mrs.

Abner Avirett Jr. has received word that her brother, Sidney L. Home, has recently been promoted to the rank of Commander in the United States Navy. Cmdr. Home, a former resident of Is now stationed In Charleston, 6.

C. second birthday. The party was given at the home of his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Sum- mitt.

Guests received favors of whist ling balloons and were served re SS SEOES DUE ASUAL and A Special Group fv freshments. Movies and other pictures were taken. Children attending included: Jay Henry Summitt, Jo Lynn Winterle, David Bell, Jeff and Jimmy Moskos, Sharon Heth, Dette Jones, Judy Gramling, Barbie Stoutamire and Mitch Englert. Also attending were Mrs. Summit, Mrs.

H. C. Summitt Mrs. H. M.

De Rieux, Mi's. Joe Winterle, Mrs. Jack Moskos, Mrs. Eric Bell Mrs. Claude Stoutamire, Mrs.

Bill Heth and Mi's. Brooks Jones. lfw -rival! Faison Baby Mr. and Mrs. Doyle FaLson announce the arrival of a baby girl on Tuesday, July 27, at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital.

ASUAL Formerly to $6 DAR's Entertain At Party New and prospective members of Ft. San Luis Chapter of th Daughters of the American Revolution were honor guests at a party given yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. Frank Branan Jr. Summer flowers in shades of gold and tropical greenery were used in the living and dining rooms.

Mrs. Carl Ingram assisted and Mrs. Roy Shuford was In charge of arrangement. Guests included Mrs. Richard C.

Park, Mrs. David G. Hamrick and Mrs. W. E.

Woodward. During the summer months, Informal parties are being held, instead of regular monthly meetings, and those eligible for membership in Ft. San Luis Chapter are invited guests. Newcomb Baby Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Perry $2)99 Newcomb announce the birth of a baby boy on Wednesday, July 28, at Tallahassee Memorial Porch Baby Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Porch announce the arrival of a seven pound baby girl on Friday, July 23, at the Gadsden County Look at the Former Selling Price and See What You Save on This Second Big Reduction! Miss Whittle Feted Miss Betty Whittle was honored at a miscellaneous shower by Mrs. Frank Kessler last night in her home 228 '2 W. Eighth Ave.

Sixteen guests attended the event. Prizes for games went to Miss Eliza-beth Joiner and Mrs. Nell Clark. Miss Whittle and Alex Butler will be married Aug. 22.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith have gone to New Orleans, La to attend the graduation exercises of their daughter. Fay. Miss Smith will graduate from Charity Hospital School of Nursing in exercises tomorrow evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Smith are accompanied by their children, Cathy. Mollie Jo and Ronnie, and their aunt, Mrs. V.

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