Mikado in Amarillo Plans Second Amarillo Showing
The Amarillo Civic Opera Company will present The Mikado again in Fellowship Hall Polk Street Methodist Church on December 18 after a first run November 26 at the Municipal Auditorium. The repeat comes amid high demand from Amarillo and the Panhandle, with Verlon Twaddell joining as Ko Ko and Lord High Executioner. The cast features George Bowden Armine Horton and others with a 15 piece orchestra. Admission 50 cents. Neal Ainsworth of Oklahoma City visits Amarillo before returning home.
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Guiding Your Child toward Independence and Skill
A columnist advocates letting children perform small tasks with minimal interference. She argues independent effort builds thinking, pride, and responsibility, while constant correction drains enthusiasm. Start with simple, inexpensive tasks to foster future care and skill.
Parenting An Apprentice Approach In Creative Work
The author argues for gradually increasing a child’s responsibility in tasks, moving from guided help to independent trial and error. The text notes Japan’s population and Christian count, mentioning 214000 Christians among 90000000 people.
New Quick Relief Drug Promises Calm Nerves
An advertisement touts B. C. a pharmacist compounded remedy claimed to ease violent headaches and nervous tension within three minutes. It is marketed for muscular pains colds neuraglia fever and non habit forming. Available in 10¢ and 25¢ packages at druggists.
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Lions Invite Zone Members to Meet Here
Amarillo Lions extended invitations in person to zone clubs for a meeting here tomorrow. George Ordway and Byron Hull urged Hereford Lions to attend where Vincent Hascall, the international president, will speak. Lon Edwards Hollis DeGrassi and Walter Craig met Borger Club yesterday, and H A Shaw visited Claude on Monday.
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Shriners Gather for Khiva Temple Fall Ceremony in Amarillo
Shriners from the Khiva Shrine district will arrive in Amarillo on Friday for the temple's annual fall ceremony. Registration starts at 2 PM, with refreshments in the temple basement from 8:30. The event closes with a dance at 9 PM in the Masonic Hall Ballroom.
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Local fisher lands giant Georgian Bay lake trout
In Guleph Ontario a local fisherman captured a record size lake trout on Georgian Bay. The fish measured 42 inches long and weighed an undisclosed amount, signaling one of the season’s largest catches in the area.
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Local Angler Lands Our biggest catch after fierce battle
An angler reeled in a 22 pound fish after a terrific battle, showcasing skill and persistence. The catch stood out as a notable effort during a day of fishing.
Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Ointment Soothes Fast
Blue Star Ointment cools and melts on the skin sending medicines into pores to kill itch tetter rash eczema foot itch and ringworm. Money back if first jar fails.
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