1962-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1962 August Voice | Page 20

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August, 1962
The New No. 16 Nail Everyone
HAS BEEN LOOKING FOR
This Photo Actual Size—4 Inches
"For Want of a Nail the Shoe Was Lost,
"For Want of a Shoe the Horse Was Lost,
"For Want of a Horse the Rider Was Lost;
"For Want of a Rider the Battle Was Lost;
"For Want of a Battle the Kingdom Was Lost."
This Special Nail For Show Horses
(Manufactured in Sweden)
Is Available Only Through The
BLUE RIBBON LEATHER CO.
SHELBYVILLE,
TENNESSEE
More Orders For
Training Book At
$5 Price Listed
Tennessee Walking Horse lovers
from 27 states are numbered in pur­
chasers who have ordered copies of
Trainer Steve Hill and the Tennessee
Walking Horse since the last issue of
the Voice. The following list includes
orders received at the pre-publication
price of $5 by July 23. The 300-page
training book will sell for $7.50 after
publication on Dec. 1. Orders should
be sent to Ben A. Green, Shelbyville,
Tenn. Newly enrolled as purchasers
are:
ALABAMA—Pete C a s s a d y, Fort
Deposit; B. S. Henry, M.D., Russell­
ville: Grover C. Murchison, Jr., M.D.,
Montgomery; R. M. Sutton, Bayou
La Batre; Carmage Walls, Gunters-
ville.
ARIZONA-J. M. Watson, 2039-
11 th Ave., Yuma.
ARKANSAS-M. J. Lindloff, Fay­
etteville; Mrs. Sam S. Moore, French­
mans Bayou; Sloan Rainwater, Jr.,
Little Rock; Susan Van Cura, Jack­
sonville.
CALIFORNIA—W. G. Black, Sole-
dad; Ann G. Evans, Whittier; Mrs.
Leonard J. Lutz, Poway; W. C. New­
by, Orland; Virginia Reagan, Mari­
copa.
CONNECTICUT-Emil A. Olson,
Plainville.
FLORIDA—Mrs. Marjorie H. Cole­
man, Ft. Lauderdale.
GEORGIA—G I o r i a Colter, Com­
merce; Mrs. C. R. Hardage, Milledge-
ville.
IDAHO—Mrs. Lee Glasco, Coeur
d’Alene.
ILLINOIS—James M. Allen, Evan­
ston; Forrest G. Noble, Mendota;
Harlan F. Prosser, Shelbyville; Har­
old W. Schmidt, Woodstock; Alfred
W. Slreid, Chenoa; Donald D. Wood-
worth, St. Joseph.
INDIANA—G. H. Case, Carbon;
L. K. Hamm Piano Co., New Albany;
Mr. & Mrs. H. E. McMullen, Rock­
ville.
IOWA—Mrs. John W. Graham,
Plawkeye.
KENTUCKY-Mrs. Charles M.
Barnes, Columbia; Dr. & Mrs. Glenn
L. Powell, Paintsville; Gordon H.
Wilder, Lexington.
LOUISIANA—Mrs. Mildred F.
Hughes, Shreveport; W. F. William­
son, Sr., Baton Rouge.
MICHIGAN—Mrs. John A. Bassar,
Jackson; R. A. Oren, Marshall; Mary
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