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CLZMAJQ 2 , Phyllis Jepson, prominent fashion designer .in Paris, plans to make a tour around the world to obtain ideas for the latest fashions. Lorene Carr noted model plans to accompany her. Fred Lehrer, Jr., owner of the largest bus industry in the U. S., has just revealed to the public his new streamlined bus. Joan Mock,famous artist of her time,has just sold her latest painting to the New York Museum. Bill Anger, coach of the Rose Bowl winner, plans to make a trip abroad with his team. Marie Falco, first woman owner of the Beaumont Exporters, is having difficulties with her star short-stop, Lloyd Kilpatrick, who is not satisfied with the terms of his contract. Arlen johnson, famous clarinetist, has been offered Woody Herman's position. Raymond Barrow has accepted the position as head football coach at Notre Dame. Yvonne Grandchampt has recently won the Nobel Prize for her play depicting the many loves of LaVerne Pollock. Others in the cast are Bobby Jenkins, loverg Laurann White, the vampire, Glen Ray Tiller, the other man, and Irene Edwards, the French maid. In the plane crash, in which the plane was piloted by ex-comedian jimmy Smith, Aline Gager, airline hostess saved thelife of SenatorKenneth Wall, who is a candidate for President of the U.S. David Bourgeois has taken charge of King's Ranch. Joann Bowers is his private secretary. Mary Ann Summers and Jean Olson are now appearing with their famous horses, Eddie and Arnold, in the Houston Fat Stock Show. jackye Moore and Beverly Toups are now co-starring on Broadway as dancers. Bill 'English, president of the White House, is planning to be married to his fifth wife, Bar- bara LeMare. Clyde Richmond is flying up North to find new game to hunt with J. W. Eaves. Fritz Duhon is now managing Coffman's Sporting Goods Company. Mrs. Waldrep, nee Charlotte Cunningham, and Mrs. Eaves, nee Marilyn Crawford, are giving a tea next Friday afternoon inhonor of the new brides, Mrs. Broussard, nee Irish Rice, and Mrs. Daly, nee Alice Lowe. Bobby Riggs, radio's No. 1 crooner, will make a personal appearance at Troy Wise's Rippl- ing Waves with a stage show featuring Norma Legnon, Betty jean jordan, and Peggy Thompson. Nurses Sue Clark and Wanda Earnest have discovered a new medicine, Pepsi-uranium, as a cure for rheumatism. Marydell Harris, secretary to Jasper Perello, has announced that Mr. Perello has recently bought the Henke and Pillot-ABC Stores previously owned by Charlie Frederick. Carol Tevis, trapeze artist of the Big Top, has made arrangements fora combined performance with high tight rope walkers, joe Ann French and Ernestine Tunnell. Unalea Ayers, the lion tamer, was scratched by one of her lions, but Dr.. Ambrose Daigle said that she would be all right for the next performance. Perry Balliew has raised priceless orchids in his florist shop and his wife, June Rose Pre- shaw, grows shrubbery. Two old bachelors, Bill Dudley and john joe Flanagan, are living in a penthouse on Holly- wood Boulevard. Charles Whatley plans to move in with them. Professor of the State University, C. J. Howell, states that Richard Edwards, professor of physiology, and Dan Holder, professor of pnilosophy, will join the faculty. Bob Reeves and his wife, Louise Williams, plan to bicycle through all 48 states. J. B. Flanagan, owner of the Enterprise, has sold half his interest to his partner, Troy Kelley. Rex Taylor, manager of Playground Park, has hired two new clowns, Mattie Lou Gaskin and Elba Sue Williams. lim Burnett, Henry Thurston, and Billy Powell are now planning to enlarge the Bess Mansion, home of the former Lucille Cocran. Martha Jackson is opening a portrait studio in which Betty Rice and Ethel St. Clair will assist her. Eileen Gregg owns the exclusive beauty salon where Innora Shelton has created the fashion- able short-snipped haircut. Mabel Schahn, first woman Secretary of State, is now traveling abroad with Secretary of Com- merce Cornell Wright to study our relations with Spain. --Mabel Ruth Schahn W.-Law ,
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i L L L 5 l E 1 ll L L I I r L i L l l 5 K , I I l l l.. , LAST WILL Bill Anger's statue to Don Wall. Unalea Ayer'.s beautiful operatic voice to Patsy Davis. Dee Dee's love of football to Bernard Mitchell. David Bourgeois' love of dear hunting to David DeBennon. Perry Balliew's slimness to Derle Lindner. Joann Bowers' cheerfulness to Gloria Upshaw. Jim Burnett's sarcasm to Arthur McDonald. Lorene Carr's pleasant personality to Pandora Hegele. Sue Clark's engagement to Dixie Revia. Lucille Cocran's love for A-M College to Carolyn Bryant. Marilyn Crawford's ability to get married to Morna Reddell. Charlotte Cunningham's ability to change her name to Louise Barrett. Ambrose Daigle's motorcycle to Homer Floyd. Bill Dudley's alibis to Benny Spears. Fritz Duhon's knowledge of English Literature to Don Morgan. Wanda Earnest's sailor boy friends to Ann Foreman. J, W. Eaves' cute overalls to Jerry Martin. Irene Edward's intelligence to Raymond Huff. Charlie Frederick's Cadillac to Billy Smith. John joe Flanagan's sophomore girl friends to Sparky Watts. 1. B. Flanagan 's beautiful eyelashes to Sue DeVille. Marie Falco's leadership to Novalene Cherry. Bill English's power to make love to Clyde Buck. joe Ann French's loyalness to Doris Menear. Aline Gager'.s popularity to Gay Yeager. Mattie Lou Gaskin's hand writing ability to Mona Sue Jennings. Yvonne Grandchampt's writing ability to Dorothy jacks. Marydell Harris' quiet personality to Delores Greene. Dan Holder's good sense to Carroll Himmel. C. J. Howell's timidness to Doc Ogden. Martha jackson's neatness to Betty Spears. Bobby Jenkins' dramatic ability to jerry Christopher. Phyllis jepson's gift for having fun to the Chri.swell twins. Arlen johnson's love of music to Max Redman. Betty jordan's flirtacious manner to Dorothy Ennis. Troy Kelley's paper route to Charlie Bell. Lloyd Kilpatrick's ability to make basketball goals to Bill Mauer. Norma Legnon's cuteness to Mildred Smith. Fred Lehrer's versatility to Weldon Syler. Barbara LeMare's Civics notebook to Doris johnson. Alice Lowe's big brown eyes to Dorothy Nell Doan. Joan Mock's artistic ability to Norma Hoffpower.. Jackeye Moore's gracefulness to Sammye Barnes. Jean Olson's gift of gab to Margie Brinson. jasper Perrello's bashfulness to Joe Dan Taylor. lris Rice's ability to get a man to Norma Reddell. Betty Rice's love of arguing to Dorothy LeMare. Sailboat Prenshaw's love of athletics to Wanda Harris. Clyde Richmond's ability to be a lady's man to Cecil Wells. Bobby Riggs' mathematical mind to Milton Lane. Mabel Ruth Schahn's willingness to help others to Patsy Cravens. Lonora Shelton's common sense to Lottie Carr. jimmy Smith's hunk o' man physique to Perry Smith. Bo St. Clait's tiny frame to Margie F. Wri.ght. Mary Ann Summer's love of hillbilly tunes to Billy Knupple. Rex Taylor'.s height to Glenn French. Carol Tevis' leadership of the band to Eileen Kuhl. Peggy Thompson's pearly white teeth to Betty Lou Scott. Henry Thurston's ability to catch fish without a bait to Nelson Touchett Glen Ray Tiller',s trombone to Emery Vincent. Beverly Toup's long natural blond tresses to Arthurene Bean. Earnesteen Tunnell's gentle ways to Betty J. Walker. Kenneth Wall's football jacket to Guess Who?? Charles Whatley's egotism to Allen Ray Barbin. Elba Sue William's natural wit to Norma Torres. Troy Wise's wavy hair to Donald Gentry. Cornell Wright's gentlemanly ways to Eugene Willis. --Marie Falco
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