The Wheeler Dealers’ Purple Parrot Issue The Ajay Popinjays Pop Inby Alan A. Wheeler We met Martin and Willametta Keffer on television… well, er… would … Read More ›
Category: Willametta Turnepseed Keffer (Printer)
“All beginnings are delightful; the threshold is the place to pause.” Second Start COULD be I agree with Goethe, for I’ve paused on the threshold … Read More ›
Molasses and the Naturalby J. Ed. Newman Who do they think I am? Martin and Willametta are not ones far to be easily fooled. I … Read More ›
Night Interludeby Carla Patsuris Like sleepless babes aroused with frightThe boats scream out across the night, While cats meow and young dogs barkAs though rebelling … Read More ›
Just Some News Items I think Harold Ellis should have been made the official photographer of the NAPA convention, because the snapshots he made were … Read More ›
Not to be outdone by President Eisenhower…President Weixelbaum Undergoes Surgery Rusty Making Good Recovery From Mid-June Operation “All my summer plans are pied,” mourned Rusty … Read More ›
Wales, where Irene Harris penned these lines, may be thousands of miles from Shady Acre but this verse makes us seam next-door neighbors. The Greatness … Read More ›
“GETTING THERE IS HALF THE FUN” does not apply to NAPA Conventions (nor any other) where ‘being there’ is most of it. In thinking back, … Read More ›
The Lure of the Old Amateur Journalby William H. Groveman, Guest Editor When I first entered amateur journalism I began to hear of Edwin Hadley … Read More ›
A Presentation of the Talents of Members of United Amateur Press, shared with BAPA. This issue features Edith G. Oldham, Martha E. Shivvers, and is … Read More ›