Old Fiddlers Contest to Be Held at Texas Cowboy Reunion
The annual old fiddlers contest moves to the bunkhouse at the Texas Cowboy Reunion grounds for an 8:30 a.m. start on Wednesday with no admission charge. Contestants from Abilene to Avoca compete under 50-year eligibility, with prizes totaling 15, 10, 5 and unspecified fourth place. Previous winners and regulars from Chillicothe, Aspermont, Lueders, Weinert, and Hamlin are listed along with past contest results.
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West Texas
Sally Gooden
Arkansas Traveler
Hell Among the Yearlings
Texas Cowboy Reunion Grounds
City Auditorium
C. E. Coombes
Texas Cowboy Reunion Associate
Jim Stell
J. A. Foster
Collings Wank County
Sam Meador
Lueders
C. E. Somerall
Abilene
G. W. Whitehead
C. A. Ward
Einert
F. Hubbard
Imont
Bob Dyer
Idney
Mauldin
Avoca
Cannon
Rule
Sam Ighsmith
Chillicothe
A. F. Hubbard
Aspermont
J. H. All
Strand
Ofbilene
Ward of
Weinert
Grandma” Ferguson
Hamlin
Pomp Brown F Anson
Tom Michael Ofweetwater
J. C. Lane
Tohoka
Jackitton
Stamford
J. FE. Meadow
Leeders
Tom Michael
Sweetwater
Aut Dial
J. K. Hughes
Anson
P. F. Wileman
W. W. Ellis
Spur
W. E. Glenn
Throckmorton
Pomp Brown
P. R. McCray
Ed Glen
E. R. Davis
Joe M. Hughes
Forney
W. W. Cyfert
San Angelo
Tom Michaels
Lubbock
Most Typical Cowboys to be Given Prizes
Two prizes honor the most typical cowboys at the Texas Cowboy Reunion. One award for the most typical cowboy over 55, another for the under 55 group. Secret judges observe on street and rodeo grounds, with honors to past winners including Jim Minnick and Charlie Bird.
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Matt Eberling
Dallas
Linz Brothers Ofallas
West Texas
New Mexico
Jake Ines
Spur
E. H. Bacot
Bob Criswell
Throckmorton
Fred Albright
DDD
Vernon
BAPW Skips July Meeting Because of Texas Cowboy Reunion
The Business and Professional Women's Club will not meet the first week in July due to the Texas Cowboy Reunion. The next meeting is scheduled for July 20.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Texas Cowboy
Reunion Pays No Dividends To Stockholders
Texas Cowboy Reunion operates entirely on volunteer work with no paid officials. Funds above operating costs support improvements. Longtime leaders remain, with two changes this year: Upshaw heads pioneer chuck wagon and Bowdry chairs ranch and visiting wagons.
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West Texas
Stamford
W. G. Swenson
Texas Cowboy Reunion, Inc
R. M. Swenson
C. F P. Upshaw
R. BE. McDonald
R. G. Bowdry
George Smith
Cleburre Huston
W. Ed. Bryant
L. M. Hardy
W. M. Braymer
Chas
FE. Coombes
W. H. Couwsina
Jim Stell
Warren Bo Tayman
Up. Shaw
Chuck
Cowboys and sponsors highlight Dallas rodeo program
The notice lists wagons and souvenir program details for the Dallas event with sponsors H G Andrews W B Harrison R G Bowdry R M Swenson Chas Ingfish L W Johnson and Ko K Franc. It mentions pensona dances tickets and parking for the junior cowboys contest at Dallas Southard and lighting arrangements.
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R. G. Bowdry
R. M. Swenson
Chas. G. Ingfish
H. G. Andrews
W. B. Harrison
L. W. Johnson
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