Paramount Pep-O-Grams (1927)

Page Twelve P E P-O-G RAMS CHILDREN OF THE PRESIDENT Here are the three happy hopefuls of the President of the Paramount Pep Club and .Mrs. Trotta. The names of the children are Vincent (the eldest) Elliott and Maria. PARAMOUNT PEP CLUB GLAD TO PAY TRIBUTE TO OUR MAILING DEPARTMENT “ Nor rain nor snow nor gloom of night can stay these couriers from the szvift com fiction of their appointed rounds.” True to the glowing motto of the LT. S. Postal Service, the members of our own Mailing Department are continually on the | job, fully aware of the important responsibility assigned to them in the handling of the tremendous mail which passes through their branch of Paramount. Our Mailing Department, under the supervision of Charles Alnwick, is distinguishing itself by the facility and accuracy in which the thousands of letters are despatched. No greater tribute can be paid their efforts than by the confidence thgt every member of the organization places in them in entrusting to their care correspondence on matters of the greatest importance which sometimes involve hundreds of thousands of dollars. The personnel of the Mailing Department serving under Charles Alnwick is as follows : E. McCarthy, J. Ptacnik, R. Fabrizio, J. Egan, W. Wernli and M. Gaudiosi. — J. N. “Why are you thrashing your little son?” “He will get his school report tomorrow and I must go away tonight.” — Ulk, Berlin BUDGETINGS (By S. S.) Mt. Vernon should bestow upon Eileen Donohue an executive position in that city. Being as she should be — a true Mt. Vemonite, she is forever ready to fight for and stick to her Mt. Vernon, no matter how far the boys may go in knocking her residence. Toe Doughney is back at his desk after a recent illness during which time he was sincerely missed by his fellow co-workers. ‘Me and My Shadow’ — Irving Singer and ‘Nick’ Devereaux. We can see no reason why Maurice Fromnrer should not enter the smoking line with his collection of pipes and other miscellaneous smoking articles. Great scientific research work by an inquirer has brought out the following favorites from the Budget Dept.: Motion Picture Stars : Clara Bow and Emil Jannings. Baseball Club: New York Yankees. Baseball Star : ‘Babe’ Ruth. Form of Enjoyment: Sports. Department favorite : “Myself.” FOR AUTO OWNERS Of interest to members of the Paramount Pep Club is the service that can be rendered in the securing of Operator's Renewal License for those members having cars. Mr. William A . Sculh is to take charge of this for the members and he can be reached in Room 1123. Members desiring Operator’s Renewal Applications for 1928-29 can secure same from Mr. Scully. These are to be filled out, notarized and the necessary fee entailed thereto sent to Mr. Scully who will see that the renewals are secured from the Motor Vehicle Bureau and sent to the applicants. “Nurse,” said a lovelorn patient. “I’m in love with you. I don’t want to get well.” “Cheer up, you won’t,” she assured him. “The doctor’s in love with me, too, and he saw you kiss me this morning.” — American Legion Monthly. FIVE FAMOUS THOUGHTS An organization can be no stronger than its information man. Economy makes happy homes and nations. Instill it deep. — Georg'e Washington. Economy is a saving' bank into which men drop pennies and get dollars in return. — H. W. Shaw. Every man, however obscure, however far removed from the general recognition, is one of a group of men impressible for good, and impressible for evil, and it is in the nature of things that he can not really improve himself without in some degree improving other men. — Charles Dickens. Think as you work, for in the final analysis your worth to your company comes not only in solving problems but in anticipating them. — H. H. Ross.