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Suite<br />
Tucker,<br />
DALLAS<br />
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To everyone else Ma) JO was a holidaj<br />
Memoi to J. ( McCrarj &<br />
ii w.is .1 "labor day" weekend<br />
no holiday to it. I he companj moved its<br />
to 61 2 North Story . B, Ii \ ing,<br />
K\ '5061, where the telephone number is<br />
(214) 253-3561. Ii was .1 weekend of hard<br />
work foi the McCrarj staffers hut they<br />
were readj for business bright and early<br />
I uesdaj morning, Maj 3 1<br />
Judj Wise, WOMP1 Sunshine chairman,<br />
would enjoj cards and letters from industry<br />
Why is Cindy's<br />
Prince a silly<br />
millimeter<br />
better?<br />
friends while she is unable to have visitors<br />
in Baylor Hospital.<br />
1<br />
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Curtis<br />
Ryan, Austin, whose first child was born<br />
Maj 6 in Austin's St. David's Hospital.<br />
Little Christy weighed in at S pounds and<br />
3 ounces; she has naturally curly dark<br />
brown hair. Curtis was a booth-holder for<br />
his patented Jiffy Franks at the NATO<br />
TEXPO '77 and was looking forward then<br />
to Chrissy's birth. While in Dallas, he visited<br />
Neiman Marcus Specialty Store and purchased<br />
a traditional christening dress as a<br />
Valentine gift for his wife.<br />
CAUTION: Women of the Motion Picture<br />
Industry of Dallas prepare, and have<br />
printed, a directory of the booking agjnts,<br />
circuits, Latin American film exchanges,<br />
supplies and services, film exchanges, theatre<br />
organizations and transportation facilities.<br />
These directories are given free of<br />
charge to exhibitors, distributors and other<br />
organizations in need of these addresses and<br />
telephone numbers. This is the WOMPI<br />
way of saying "Thank you!" to friends who<br />
support WOMPI civic service projects<br />
throughout the year by purchasing pecans,<br />
TV raffle tickets, etc.<br />
Mable Guinan, a WOMPI upon retiring<br />
from Paramount, volunteered her services<br />
as a "trouble shooter" to the exhibitors who<br />
might have need to reach a film exchange<br />
after working hours on Saturdays, Sundays<br />
and holidays. This service is absolutely free<br />
but it has saved as many as 15 telephone<br />
calls exhibitors would have needed to make,<br />
as Mable did, before locating someone to<br />
take care of the exhibitor's problem.<br />
Often the booker or shipper will ask<br />
Mable to tell the exhibitor how the shipment<br />
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is being made, etc. Naturally she makes<br />
such a call<br />
collect.<br />
On the WOMPI Film Directory, a notice<br />
appears giving Mable's telephone number;<br />
in the event she cannot be reached, Juanita<br />
White agreed to let her own name be added<br />
to the emergency call list. Both WOMPIs<br />
do all they can to help exhibitors, at no cost<br />
to anyone, insofar as they personally arc<br />
concerned.<br />
Both Mable and Juanita would appreci<br />
ate it if out-of-town exhibitors would please<br />
keep in mind that this is a voluntary service'<br />
these two WOMPIs offer for the exhibitors'<br />
benefit. I herefore. when Mable or Juanita<br />
return an out-of-town call to an exhibitor,<br />
after obtaining from a Dallas industry office<br />
information the exhibitor needs, please do<br />
not refuse to accept the collect call or be<br />
angry or speak unkindly to them, as a<br />
couple of exhibitors have recently. The twe<br />
WOMPIs are merely trying to help out-oftown<br />
exhibitors but certainly are under nc<br />
obligation to anyone to do so.<br />
Vergil Jackson, 50, Dies;<br />
Dallas AIP Head Booker<br />
ARLINGTON. TEX.— Funeral service:;<br />
where held here May 26 for Vergil Jacksor<br />
jr.. 50, who died of a heart attack May 2.'<br />
at his home while playing with his grand<br />
children.<br />
Jackson started in the film industry a'<br />
the age of 15, when he joined the 20tl<br />
Century-Fox shipping department April lj<br />
1944. He was with Fox from time to timl<br />
until Nov. 30, 1962, when the company'<br />
shipping was transferred to Central Ship<br />
ping and Inspection Bureau. He was i<br />
military service during the 1944-1962 pen<br />
ods of employment by Fox.<br />
Following his work with 20th-Fox, h<br />
went to York Film Service, picking up an<br />
delivering films for the Dallas-Fort Wort<br />
area under the direction of the late "Pappy<br />
York. May 1, 1967. Jackson joined Amer<br />
can International Pictures as booker; at th<br />
time of his death, he was head booker an<br />
print controller for AIP.<br />
A member of the Dallas Variety Clul<br />
Tent 17, he is survived by his wife Madeili<br />
his son Vergil Wayne Jackson, three daugl<br />
ters: Mrs. Alane King, Mrs. Linda Morga<br />
and Mrs. Kathy Garner; nine grandchildrei<br />
Also surviving are his mother Mrs. Paulir<br />
Page, Dallas; his father Vergil Jackson si(<br />
Dallas, a sister and three brothers.<br />
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2017 Young St.<br />
Dallas, Tex. 75201<br />
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recent Friday night and fled with $14<br />
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