The Paris News from Paris, Texas • Page 7

Bunch Elected Noon Optimist Club President The Paris Noon Optimists elected Delrrsa Bunch, Lamar County's lax assessor-collector, as their president (or 1960-61 at a Monday noon luncheon at The Nichol son House, Bunch, who had served as i rst vice-p S'ident during the past year, will succeed Si Weiler. Other new Optimist officers elected at Monday's meeting were ,1 C. Coker as first vice-president, Felix Gibson as second vice-president, Albert Cunningham, Jim Hendrix and Lou Mayer as directors for two-year terms, race Cranston as a director to fill the unexpired term of Felix Gibson, and Lusty Love and Fred McAmis as sergeants-at-arms. The new officers will be installed at a later date. Their election was unanimous.

Mark Roden, chairman of the nominating committee, conducted the election. Bunch, new president of the club, is a native of Paris. He attended Paris schools, served overseas during World War II and was a prison- THE PARIS NEWS, TUfSOAY, MAY 3, I960 Groom-Elect of Princess Described as 'Charming' LONDON Antony Arm- Come by MAIN TIRE STORK bet us show you bovr to save on tire recapping. Fully guaranteed work- MAIN TIRE STORE 304 Main Dial SU4-7421 DELMA BUNCH Optimist President er of war of the Germans, and was married in 1945 to Miss Melba Woodard. Mr, and Mrs, Bunch and family live here at 404-4th NW.

Holdover directors of the club are Abe Raphael and W. C. Francis. President Si Weiler automatically becomes a member of the board when Bunch takes office. Chairman Felix Gibson reported to the club that the Optimists had made $52 thus far on the Easter weekend sale of tickets to Skidmore's train rides at Reno.

Owner Sam Skidmore donated all money from sale of the the Optimists. tickets to The Levites are a sacred caste in ancient Israel, the guardians of the temple service at Jerusalem. 1 JERRELL J. BARHAM Candidate For Comm. of Precinct 1 AJ preienf Commissioner of Precinct 1 it hoi not been possible for me to contact each of you as 1 had planned in presenting my candidacy for this important position, which has first call on my time.

If you will bear with me I will try to see as many of you at possible in the few days left before election. If I am unable to contact you please consider this a personal invitation to vote for me, Jerrell J. Barham, May 1, 1960. Respectfully youri, JERRELL J. BARHAM (Pol.

Adv.) strong-Jones is a charming young man with golden hair and big blue eyes. He is colorful, but not flamboyant. He has been a bit of a Bohemian, but not in eccentric manner. He used to give midnight parties in his arty basement apartment, but they were never the wild abandoned revels that some people imagine. He is a witty commentator on people, places and things, but lacking the mature wisdom or wit of a man of the world.

Tony is 30. He is known and liked by widely varying people London loughies, wan young men, debutantes, styi ishly sloppy juveniles, actors and actresses, exotic beauties, and aristocrats as well as average sub jects of the crown. Although highly attractive to women he was until he wooed Princess regarded by girls as the marrying kind. Yet among this varied circle of friends few, if any, ever have been known to say they don't like him. In describing him they invariably use the word charming.

Four years ago he pointed a camera at the duke of and fate stared over his shoulder. With that snap of a shutter he was on his way down the royal road of romance. The then 21-year-old duke liked what Tony's camera did for his hardly classical features. More important, perhaps, the she would be 30, the spinster princess not only liked Armstrong- Jones' portrait, but liked bachelor Tony. They had met earlier at a party.

Tony's success in life began with a he flunked his examinations at Cambridge. Tony became an apprentice to the late Baron Nahum, a photographer to the royal court. He applied himself and set. himself up in a former hardware shop in London's unfashionable Pimlico section. Here he took pictures, entertained friends, did his own cooking and threw gay parties, some noisy but not naughty, As a child Tony had polio.

In overcoming a slight limp he developed a rapid, almost bounding way of walking. But no one ever called him a bounder. He and actress-model Jack Chan were very close friends. Another great friend was Jane Baker, 24-year-old niece of Lord Bridport. "You know," she once recalled "Tony just didn't seem the marrying kind." that's the way he likes to be 5-feet-4 and slight with a head like an Adonis In his active photographer days he dressed in tight-fitting jeans or cavalry twill slacks and a large bulky sweater.

He did not like ties. Now all this has changed. As the man who will marry the Queen's sister, he wears dark tailored lounge suils and always a tie. As the husband of Princes MRI-- But some who know the princess say he may have other wor- ies. She is headstrong and outspoken.

She can sulk, fume, flash per pale blue eyes, stomp her tiny feet and wither listeners with sarcasm. But she can also be graci friendly and entertaining. They appear to be deeply love. Buick "Easy-Ownership Plan" Puts a Buick in Your Life duke's mother liked the picture, and the duchess of Kent is an arbiter of fashion behind Britain's royal family. Tony was then only 26.

One of the persons to whom the duchess spoke was Queen Elizabeth 11. Impressed, the Queen commissioned Tony to photograph her children, Prince Charles and Princess Anne. Tony scored a royal double and then parlayed this into a commission to take Princess Margaret's official birthday photograph. Entering her last year before garet he will probably never have to worry about money. Tell the Easy-Ownership Man how much you'd like to pay each month! He'll move mountains to figure a Buick package that fits.

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