1964-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1964 September Voice | Page 26

CELEBRATION OFFICIALS—
The organization that kept the Cele­
bration moving from within the ring.
From left to right — Front Row: Fred
White — Ringmaster. Charlie Bobo —
Judge, Les Nelson — Photographer,
Bill Tune — Pres. Celebration. Tnc..
Albert Clanton — Ringmaster: Back
Row. same order: Leon Hall — Judge,
Herchal Talley — Judge. Paul Raines
— Judge, Mrs. Potts — Celebration
Secretary. Sam Gibbons — Show Man­
ager, Emmet Guy — Announcer and
Mark Farrar — Ringmaster.
SNAPSHOTS £E CELEBRATION
STARTING THE DAY RIGHT . . .
Former Governor Jim McCord ad­
dresses the crowd at Harlinsdale just
prior to the sale. Gov. McCord is
one of the original Co-Founders of
the T.W.H.B.&E.A.
NOW LISTEN HERE FOLKS . . .
John T. Carter of Kingsport, Ten­
nessee pulls up in front of the auc­
tioneers stand to tell the crowd
some of the fine points about his
colt . . .
WARM DAYS A N D CHILLY
NIGHTS . . . Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Huffman of Glasgow, Kentucky are
seen just outside the grandstand
with coats in arm, taking no chances
on the cool evenings.
LOOKING’EM OVER . . . George
Lee Lenox is seen discussing his
newly purchased GO BOY’S YEL­
LOW CHANCE with trainer Russel
Pate and Steeve Beech. The stud
colt sold for $4,100 at the Sale of
Champions.
WE Jl ST HAPPEN TO HAVE ONE LEFT . . . Bess Faulkner, Reader Service
Manager of the VOICE, is seen discussing a recent issue with Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Miller and son of Rhame, North Dakota.