The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-05

Carlisle, Pearl Fausett's formula for
gaining in weight.
Article II. We bequeath the good
nature and friendliness of Blanche
Horrell to Kit Davis and Ellen Strip
ling. We appoint Miss Doke to see this
gift is divided equally between the
two heirs in such manner that the
said gift will not cause any hard feel
ings between these two friends.
Article IS. Harold Klock wishes
to leave his ability for side tracking
Miss Mays to those who wish to kill
time when they never know their his
tory lesson. Also we are inspired to
leave Harold's rich meIodious tenor
voice to Miss Mays to be used for the
purpose of calling up the cows and
chickens on her farm every afternoon.
Article 49, 1t is our wish that
Margaret Titles geometry and psy-
chology books be given to some
worthy Old Ladies Home to brighten
the lives of its inmates, also her bril-
lance as a, French student to Ruth
Simmons.
Article 20. We bequeath to Tom
Wallis, Harold Talbot's well-worn and
much used book on Love, written by
Sidney Perry, who is most successful
in the gentle art. We deem it neces-
sary and prudent to relieve Harold of
this book, so that when he gets ont
into life, he will not annoy the girls
as he did those in school.
Article 81. 1t is our expressed de-
sire that the far-famed and admired
beauty of Rozelle Watson be sold to
the highest bidder and the proceeds
of the above mentioned sale be in
vested in Thrift Stamps.
Article %. Agnes Burford, with
much sympathy and kindness of
heart bequeaths to the owners of
straight hair her ancient and original
formula for obtaining "Curly locks"
that will withstand the hardest rain.
Article %. To Walter Hardin we
bequeath the book containing the
latest instructions on dancing, the
author is none less than the graceful
Leonard Todd. This book guarantees
to teach in three hours the most awk-
ward striver for that terpsichorean
art.
Article "a. Unto CaIlie Gissendan-
er, Myrtle Brinson wills her jar of
freckle cream. It is desired that the
above mentioned heir use the cream
only on special occasions. Myrtle also
wishes to leave her choicest seat on
Morehead's fence to Sara Dehon, So
that Sara may watch, during recess,
the movements of certain young
castor bean grower.
Article 25. Sidney Perry leaves to
Miriam Connor and Marguerite Ed
wards, her unsuccessful attempts to
rule the present Senior class. Sidney
would suggest that greater measure
of success will result from the use of
more diplomacy than she could mus
ter.
Article 26. We leave Beatrice
Boney's much desired and envied po-
sition in the High School Library to
Jewell Bridges and Lucille Gissen-
daner. Beatrice also wishes to leave
her old cast-off curling irons to Miss
Pitchford.
Article II. AICef uue OellDeIdItod,
Theo Beckham has decided to give,
donate and bequeath her grin, pat
termed after that of a Cheshire cat, to
Marshall earn. She thinks that it
will feel more at home and be most
tenderly cared for on the said Mar
shalPs countenance than anywhere
else.
We do hereby appoint Prof. Cas-
sells to be the executor of this our
Last Will and Testament, giving to
the said person the power to do all
things just as wisely as we ourselves
could do were we an active class of
the Ocala High School, hereby reliev-
ing him from making any bond or
any returns to any court whatsoever.