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The Lee Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1958

Page

3

What’s in Your Name at Lee College

Lee College students explore the origins of surnames from towns and signs to occupations and nicknames. Examples include Beck from a brook, Baldwin from bold friends, Rose via the Sign of the Rose, and Walker from a cloth worker, noting origins and cultural links.

America Berg Don Ham Worth Dunn — “Brown Campbell Cickshanks Taylor Barber Spencer Steward Smith Ward Wright Bishop The Bell John Bell Lee College Johnny Beck England Maidie Baldwin Baldivin Bealdwine Hindman Bennie Farmer Tillman Harrower Bee Gee Dick Gordon Don Walker Walker Northumberland Dellquest Withycombe

Limelight Steve Allen and the ratings cult

The piece critiques admen reliance on ratings and predicts the February axing of Seven Lively Arts. It argues sponsors ignored real culture, notes the public’s mixed interest, and ends with a hopeful Hollywood flourish despite a market governed by sponsors and ratings.

Steve Allen Steverino Admen Lively Arts Gram America Hollywood

Study Abroad at 2.50 Reference Book Published by UNESCO

UNESCO lists and describes advisory organizations in 50 countries aiding study abroad plans. The guide covers institutions, costs, tuition, entrance procedures, and foreign student services. Available from UNESCO Publications Center, 801 Third Avenue, New York.

Unesco Publications Center Third Avenue New York

Homere Look Begins Six-Week Beard Contest

The Rangler Western Week beard-growing contest starts January 6 and runs six weeks. Contestants are judged on longest thickest fanciest and scrawniest beards with prizes offered. Judging occurs March 8 at the Western Dance closing Western Week.

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Evelyn Gill Limelight Unesco LEE Log Buck Turner Chevrolet Company Harris County Federal Savings and Loan Association Humble Oil and Refining Company Andy Anderson Business Equipment Company Chadwick Studios J. C. Penney Company Paul Prince Buick Company Robson’s Jewelry Abe Rosenweig Scarborough Sheley Lumber Company Wilkenfield Furniture Company Wilkie’s Appliances
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