212 Hordes Thrill Canton Show Crowd The largest number of entries ever received at a Canton horse show, according to Chairman W. W. Morgan, yielded honors to Patty Morgan in Canton's annual Labor Day horse show Monday. Morgan said that there were 96 horses and a total of 212 entries, coming from Aiken, Greenville, Spartanburg and Ciemsdn, S. C? as well as from western North Car olina. Patty Morgan's Golden Dan was named champion and her Golden Boy, reserve champion, at the term ination of the show events. The championship was determined by the number of points accumulated "by a mount in the various classes. The winners in each division | with horse, owner and rider in that ordep follow; however, if the own er is the rider only the one name will be shown: Lead Line?1. Cinderella. Bet ty Barber. Joseph Summerrow; 2. Trij^hr. John T. Rogers. Ken F.ng- i lis^J! Dusty, Hoyt Norris. Gary Nease: 4. Strawberry. C. T Brooks, Mary Frances Brooks. Pony Class -? 1. Don Eagle, Economy Oil. Tommy Lackey: 2. Trigger. Phillip Revis. Junior Horsemanship U2 and under*?1. Cherry Wine. Joyce I Abbott: 2. Oklahoma Patsy. Jean Bohnsdahl, Happy Neal: 3. Trixie. Stacy Henderson; 4 Rebel, Mike i Henderson. Saddle Seat <12 and under*?1 Black Knight. Beverly Diekerson; 2. Warbell. T. L. Bramlett. Mary Barter: 3. Oklahoma Patsy. Jean Bohnsdahl. Palomino?1. Gollen Boy. Pat ty Morgan; 2. Danny Boy, Wiley j Early, Algey Rateliff: 3. Doctor Tony, Carl Green; 4. Tony Jr., Howard Treadway. Pieasbre Class <18 and upr?1. Golden Dan, Patty Morgan, Mrs. Vesta Joseph; 2. Gallant Folly. John Donald; 3. Trigger. Glenn Hunnicutt; 4. Redwood. Red Frazier. Working Hunters ? 1. Golden Dan. Patty Morgan: 2. Macha bees, Evelyn McCarty; 3. Gold-1 en Boy, Patty Morgan; 4. Red wood. Red Frazier. Three-gaited ? 1. Cinderella, Betty Barber; 2 Warbell. T. L Bramlett, Mary Barber; 3. Black Knight, Bevcraly Diekerson: 4 Oklahoma Patsy, Jean Bohnsdahl. Walking Horse ? 1. Buddy's Phillips Ace, John Rogers, Don Galloway: 2. Rhoda'-- Dream, J R. Gibson. Glenn Hunnicut. 3. Lady Ginger Allen. Carol Ann Russell; 1 4 Rock and Roll. Howard Moody. J. A. RateiifTy Pairs of Hunters Abreast in Ring ? 1. Golden Dan. Patty Morgan, Mrs. Vesta Joseph, arid Golden Boy. Patty Morgan: 2 Katy Did. Walt Newman and Heidi. Walt Newman. Judy Alexander: 3. Cin-' derella. Betty Barber. Dude Fraz ier. and Red Wood. Red Frazier: 4. It's up. Jim Boyd, Herschel Bryson. and Rebel, Judy Alexan der. Five-gaited ? 1. Royal Ditto. Jim Dusenberry. Jenny Stipp; 2 Duke. Jim Dusenberry; 2. Hiarck ing, Eddie Chandler; 4, Toby Tucker. Don Roberts, II C. Stev ens. Colored Class ? 1 Rhoda's Dream. J. R. Gibson; 2. Brilliant Sunn. Moody Harris, Albert Davis: 3. Dandy Man. Edgar F.ubanks; 4 Buddy, Wade Gibson Parade Class ? 1. Danny Bov: ? .r _ . ... Wiley Early: 2. Dr. Tony, Carl Green: 3. Dice, Mr. mid Mrs George Evans. Johnny Rogers; 4 Gypsie, Charleiie Sawyer. Open Junipers?1. Flying Sas ser. Neat and Wayne Stamey. Neal Stanley; 2. Katy Did, Walt New man; 3 Kipp. T L. Bramlett, Dude Frazier. Pleasure Class 117 and under)? 1. Cinderella, Betty Barber; 2 Black Knight, Beverly Diekcrson: 3. Golden Boy, Patty Morgan; 4 War Bet!. T L. Bramlett, Marc Barber, Any Pair 1, Ridgecrest. T. 1. Bramlett, Dude Frazier; Kipp, T L. Bramlett. Betty Barber: 2 Golden Dan. Patty Morgan. Mrs Joseph, and Golden Boy, Patty Morgan; 3. Hiarcking. Eddie Chan dler and Duke. Jim Dusenberry Lanta. Kenneth Tread way. and Pal R. C. Stevens. Howard Treadway. Western 15 and up) ?1 Lanta Kenneth Treadway; 2 Dusty, Hoyt Norris; 3. Boots, Billy Johnson; 4 Ginger, Joel Kuv kendall. Western 14 and under) ? 1. j Based, Whit Collins, Howard4 Treadway: 2. Rebel. Mike Hon- j derson; 3 Trixie. Stagey Hen- 1 derson; 4 Ti igger, Kenneth Cat hey. Senior Horsemanship (saddle | seat I?j. .I'tniy Stipp and Do' Gam bill. Senior Horsemanship (forward! seat 1. Patty Morgan: 2. Bet ty Barber; 3! F.velyn MeCarthv WNC Nurses Meeting Planned At Camp Hope District I of the North Carolina State Nurses' Association will meet Wednesday, September 12 at 5 p m. at Camp Hope on Highway 276 The program and a picnic will be furnished by the Waynesvilte Nurses' Club At this meeting plans will be made for the state convention to be held in Raleigh October 22-26 Longevity; The regular U. S Army has 114,000 men who have served for more than 10 years. OFFICIALS of the Canton Bit and Spur Ctub were holding a pre-show conference when this pirture was made Monday. From left: Liane Medford, president: Mrs. Charlie Mease, secre I Si -*?* i S." tary: Mrs. Richard Barber, show secretary: G. W. Bohnsdahl. treasurer and \V. W. Morgan, show manager. (Mountaineer Photo). AfiHIHWUII 0? WR FALL J from $4.95 to $ J J .95 Complete Selection of Styles and Sizes SPYIR PARADE CP $3smrsmrs $2-95 v to SJ..95 , J ^ ? ? All Sizes & Colors . 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