That and the Many Roles of Wimpy the Quarter Horse
Wimpy the Quarter Horse, foaled 1937 on King Ranch, was Grand Champion Stallion at the 194? Southwestern Exposition. He traces to Old Sorrel, Hickory Bill and Peter McCue and died in August 1959 on Rex C. Cauble’s Crockett ranch. Also notes on horse registry value and rider education via TV class personalization.
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Wimpy
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American Quarter Horse Association
Fort Worth
Solis
Panda
Old Sorrel
Hickory Bill
Peter McCue
King Ranch
Rex C
Cauble
Crockett, Tex
Mrs Bowden Presents Story Hour for Elementary Children
Mrs Mildred Bowden led a Tuesday story hour for elementary children from 1 to 2 pm. Films shown included The Town Mouse and The Country Mouse and Midas and the Golden Touch. Patch the Pony told of a pony saving a child from a stranger and prompted a safety slogan.
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Mildred Bowden
K Midas
Patch the Pony
Leslie Moore
Harriett Jean Clark
Cheshires Host Family Vacation Visitors From Farther Places
Mrs Belvin Cheshire returns to duty in the drug room after a home vacation with the family. Guests included Butch Davis and Tammy and Kirk of Freeport, Bertha Bowen and Mark Longview, George Bagwell and M Bagwell of Atlantic City, and Levi Cheshire with Allen Cheshire of Carthage who may have traveled far for the visit. Bagwell won two free rodeo tickets.
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Butch Davis
Tammy and
Kirk
Freeport
Bertha Bowen
Mark
Longview
George Bagwell
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Bagwell
Cheshire
Levi Cheshire
Allen Cheshire
Carthage
Bride and Groom Craig Lacy and Carol Holliman Wed
In a June ceremony at First Baptist Church in Decatur. Carol Holliman became Mrs Craig Lacy in a candlelight double ring wedding officiated by Rev Doyle Smith of Fort Worth. The couple prepared for lives in Fort Worth and Denton as he studies at Southwestern Baptist Seminary.
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First Baptist Church
Carol Jean Holliman
Craig Dwaine Lacy
Doyle Smith
Fort Worth
Billy C. Holliman
City
Carl L. Lacy
Mineola
Smith
Mr. Lacy
H. L. McKaig
Arnold Moore
B. B. Fields
Weldon Dykes
Mr. Fields
Jill Brooks
Gladewater
Austin
Tom Short
Waco
Kim Casey
Jacksonville
Betty Boyd
Dallas
Drulaine Hellums
Jefferson
Steve Lacy
Arlington
Anthony Bruner
Stan Overstreet
Phillip Craddock
Tilman Davis
Pittsburg
Judy Thompson
Ronnie Moore
Vicky Wilson
Lacy
Piney Grove Baptist Church
Emily Cox
J. O. Williams, Jr
Quinn Jones
Roy Johnson
Helen Quick
Carl Meason
Judy Harrington
Walter Henry
Joe Thornton
Ray Hudspeth
Glen Lange
O. G. Johnston
W. E. Mitchell, Jr
Cliff Bowden
James Goggans
Harold McDowell
Nikki Douglas
Master Todd Douglas
Athens
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Denton
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Candy Daniel
Ace Daniel
Shreveport
Candy
Howard Daniel
B. F, Daniel
Lee Spencer
Carla Arnold
Cabimas
Venezuela
Carla
Larry Arnold
Leroy van Wormer
St. Clair Restaurant
Glai
Ee James
Janice Walker
Highway
SMU
Institute of Technology
Herbert H. Bartel, Jr
San Antonio
Convention Center
General Federaton of
Roy Braswell
T. E. Booth
Hilton Palacio del Rio
Texas
Longview Fine Arts Club
Alexander Jones
Carol Holliman
Craig D. Lacy
Mrs. Craig Dwaine Lacy
Ces
Masonic Hall
N. Dean
Willia Mae Meadows
Youth Opportunity Unlimited
Chamber of Commerce
Camelot
Venice
Film Collector
Decatur, Ill
Kenneth L. Huston, Jr
D. W. Griffith
Carl Lacy
Clyde Crawford
Civic Division
The
John Paul Tallent
Calvin Brannen
Ovid Phillips
Loyce Phillips
Jamaica
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