Marionette Show by Tatterman Puppets Comes to Amarillo
The Tatterman Marionettes preview in a Fifth and Polk window as Amarillo Junior League brings three matinees to the Senior High School Auditorium next Tuesday. Ed ward Mabley adapted the Aladdin tale in seven scenes while William Ireland Duncan joins as director of theater and puppetry at Western College. He will also present backstage demonstrations after each performance for students from junior to intermediate grades.
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Airmens Association to Meet at Longchamps Cafe
The Amarillo Airmen's Association will meet tomorrow at 12 o'clock at Longchamps Cafe. Capt. Bob Siler will lead the gathering and discuss literature from the National Aeronautics Association.
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Mrs Martin returns home after visit in Lubbock
Mrs. D. D. Martin of Lubbock has returned to her home after a visit with her brother and sister in law Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Miller at 707 A Mississippi.
Porcupine Attack Tactics Differ by Continent
An African black porcupine uses a charging method from the rear to confront threats, unlike its North American cousin whose approach differs. The description highlights distinct defensive behaviors in these porcupine species and their encounters with predators.
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O Neals Hold Open House on Birthday in Wildorado
W E O Neal aged 85 hosted open house at 1505 Jefferson to honor Mrs O Neals birthday drawing over 100 guests from Wildorado Panhandle Pampa Bushland and even Uvalde. Attendees recalled the O Neals as longtime community pioneers and benefactors.
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Vets to Receive All Camp Howze Lumber for Housing
The Housing Chief and regional officials confirmed that the entire 20 million board feet of surplus Camp Howze lumber will go to veterans housing in the Southwest. The first sales to builders are set for Camp Howze on September 23, with each HH priority holder limited to about 12,000 feet to build one house.
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Enroll at Tech: Southern Brothers Head to Texas Tech
Leo and Burwell Southern sons of Mr and Mrs J L Southern of 2115 Van Buren depart for Texas Technological College Lubbock to enroll Leo plans electrical engineering study Burwell as pre medical student after Amarillo High School graduation Leo recently discharged from the Navy
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