1967-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1967 December Voice | Page 48

A CHRISTMAS GIFT
FOR THE MAYOR
OF BETHLEHEM
Your editor was recently privileged
to make a trip to the Holy Land
with Dr. Ralph E. Baney of Kansas
City, Missouri. It was a business
trip for Dr. Baney, who maintains
a Mission and a Hospital in Bethle­
hem, but it was strictly pleasure
for me. Keeping in mind that this
part of the world has long been
famous for their fine Arabian horses,
we were prompted to make a "good
will” gesture to an official of Beth­
lehem on behalf of the Walking Horse
enthusiasts of America. We present­
ed to Elias Bandak, the Mayor of
Bethlehem, a beautiful Tennessee
Walking Horse trophy inscribed with
his name and salutations from Amer­
ica. We were pleased to note that
this trophy is now in a place of
prominence in the Mayor’s home,
along with many other mementos
that he has received as an official
of Bethlehem.
C. Bruce Spencer, Editor of the VOICE, is pictured presenting to His Excellency Elias Bandak, Mayor of
Bethlehem, Israel, a beautiful Walking Horse trophy during a recent trip to the Middle East.
TENNESSEE WALKING HORSES
FOR SALE
-fa Black stallion, foaled April 19, 1966
^ Dark Red Roan, white hind stocking, blaze —
foaled April 16, 1966
+ Dark Sorrell, four stockings, blaze, flax mane
— foaled July 12, 1966
|
Light red roan, flax mane and tail, blaze —
foaled July 28, 1966
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These four stallions are sired by SUN MASTER­
PIECE, who is a son of MIDNIGHT SUN and out of
PANOLA, which makes him a full brother to MID-
; NIGHT MACK K. These stallions are by GO BOY’S
SHADOW, MERRY BOY, and WILSON'S ALLEN
mares.
j All four of these colts are the right size, fat,
conformation plus, gentle and ready to make
real show horses.
CONTACT
A. G. MOORE
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P. 0. Box 67 Phone [phone]
Houston, Mississippi Houston, Mississippi
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