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ACrcction For
Slaio Fair
' Th Knnrt nf Rodeo is OrfW the
largest in the country front ! the
standpoint of paid tspectotor ai
tandanco It is Cttinff that one is
sponsored and featured this year
as the stellar attraction of the
great North Carolina State Fair, sin
ce basicly the Fair 'is the show
window of the country' oldest and
largest industry : agriculture and
the. livestock' business juA,A
from this industry that most of the
skills displayed in rodeo competi
tion had their orfgin. . ".
Tha hnif , rnntsts of World's
Championship Rodeo are those of
riding and roping skills acquired oy
ranch cnwhnvs in WOrkfalS Cattle
and breaking horses in everyday
ranch work. The first Rodeos were
impromptu affairs in which neigh
boring ranch hands of ..the South,
Southwest ana Northwest gathered,
tistiallv on Sundav afternoons and
hnitHava in comDete: acainst . one
another to see which Cowboys were.
the more skilled in roping ana na-ing,-
Hence were born the contests
of calf roping and bareback . and
saddle bronc or bucking horse rid
ing, and the other two main events
of today's professional sport How
organized, on a, national basis,-steer
wregfling and wUd bull riding were
the natural outgrowth and the re
sult of the challenge of conquering
the wild longhorn steer and ;the
fierce fighting Brahma bull.- -.
a tha livestock industry - grew
Sand developed, so did the popular
ity 'and the competition, or uie
neighborhood gathering to deter
mina fha minerioritv of the various
ranch hands until they became
statewide contests and finally the
ennrt arnw until national .organiza
tions with uniform rules for the .con
tests were established. '
iBoth Pecos, Texas and North
Diiita Nebraska claim title to be
ing the scene of the first Rodeos
,h-A amissinn charees ' to we
nuhiii were made and where cash
M,M wn said the winnig cow-
boys. Boh cities ciaim me
1874 andboth still produce an an
m.oi Priori a goodwill eesture to
promote the Interest of the livestock
industry In tneir respective
The first pational organizat'o" 01
the followers and devotees of the
rough hd tumble sport of the
range was called the Cowlwys Tur
tle Association, and was organized
in Boston, icene of a big time Ro
deo in 1982. and it was oHowed'hi
4945 by the present national organi
zation - the Rodeo Cowboys Associ
ation - with a membership M ome
four thousand professional cowboys,
cowgirls and specialty act perfor-
,4.-
mers who annually stage some six champion in each of the five n-jn- j (),.''--
-iw..- .Tf'ftr '.-;:"".!" i m vfi.- x'-
. ...... .!..n" niAhniM ! each calendar year.-.H
nunurva naiiuiitiiix bohvmuucw i - 4 . ,..
. . ... 7. -.! .-j i: i-MMmu- heine the 'cowboy who
aoes inai piay to n esuiuuiou i ."------ L-r
W million avid American and Cana-wins-the total greatest number ot
dlan fans 'A - ' '' ' (dollars in a single event -in year
The Cowboyi first association, and thereby, becoming tH World s
Champjon 'm tnar parucutar even,
lor the year. There-is, too, an
nual Allaround Champioir cowp .y.
railed tha Turtles, was organized to
fill the need for uniform rules 'and
regulations and to police the sport
Tid assure the : tun lovinx , duduc
public l inis in,aiviuuiu (o " v.
that Rodeo would take Its1 W&erveVn Wins the total -greaieM
place and rank as a ;majorvj5port
preserving the skills and tradiftohs
nf tha nM time enwbov and'
and bringing thrilling ente'ttainment
as weU as the rugged wiia acuon oi
the contests for man's superiority
over his semi-domesticated animals
from the ranch country, it took tne
noma nf Turtle from its slow DTO-
tlUIUU V.' ' . .
cess of organization and growth and
movement towards Its present day
status as the sport wtucn piaysio
more people, both Indoors and out
doors, for paid admission thaitany
other. : :.-' " 'V
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- AMsieillit PnrloA IrtPO tl.flV trf tXXOTfi
people indoors and outdoors than
any other sport,: since -neitner win
ball or baseball , play indoors and,
Rodeos are staged in every one pi
the fifty r states . from the smallest
hamlets or uie west to w b
matronoUtan Cities of the east and
tn RiirniM also, as well as in Can
aan and South America, ana ims.
year for the first time in the Oitenl.
This Individual is the fellow who
wins the total greatest numbeKof
dollars in two or :mor$ events with-
'irfa vanr ' 1 " ' t i
- r
4-Therefore,' since Rodeo had (Its
beginning and its origin in every
day workings of the country's and
the Btate's oldest and largest indus
try - the livestock business;- and
since the Fairfs in itself the show
window of that industry; $ W fit
ting that World's Championship
Rodoe, the ' hatloti's mostotJOlar
spprts attraction,vhdUld be e stel
lar attraction of Ihe'Taifyfeatured
for jits people and the Fair fans in
its wonderful and. beautiful, and
wholly adequate State Fair Arena;
that the ranching and livestock in
dustry would be host to , the dan-
ivamna' anrl amazing Came Of Rodeo
which had its humWtbeginning in
the everyday , workings ot tne in
dustry whiclLfeeds the nation and
that with Tinripft h3i croitn to a
multimillion-dollar busukesjivO Vital ,
to xne economy anu wa . ,iuo
the gr(t;state of Nortb Carolina
' The Harvest Sale and barbecue
.' ? ... .... i-ii,,' 't.; ,iii i.
supper w ttiw-'w uc, swi;,
held at ithe church. Saturday, Oct
's obef 6. ' iEveivont is invited to
partiolpate; In the; sale and sup-
per. , ' - - H '
'thnff tn . attend '. the
tDuplin County" CounCU of Home
Economic uuds new, m me Ag
riculture Building, beptemoei
27th,- were "Miss Rachel .Outlaw,
Mesdatnes , Jsime Parker, jtnd R.
The nresene dav national organi-Lit ttvntung mai, oiaie rair. niena
sation, ihe RodeoCowboys Afesicia "sheual.tn
tion of Denver, rwitn a mempersnip
of '. approximately fourvithqusandi
ie the scene of a sport which
bas grown to an attraction that an
nually plays to worevlhan , twenty
supervises the-ajort, establishes ntnillion Americans who. certainly
iform playing rules, an)wimw"a couion i ot wrung vyuv""! K"CU
record of the- winnings of : lallidtBfiOus spectator appeal of a sport
members and actually n.ftames.at annually pays to its contestants
Mr.
J. H.' Parkerl' Corr.
Personals
Xfllifnn Outlaw nf RnleiSh is Vi
siting iiiT the home of . Mr.' and
' Mr." and ' Mrs. ?Eeotr. "Simmons
of Mt. Qlive '.'visited with relatives
more than four .'million dollars a
year, prize money for thehr ability
to excell m- mil .wnicn tney nave
acquired ins. our own livestock in
dustry. : ): v..- v .
The thundering, thrilling- and
deadly fdangerous sport bf Hod?? in
which daring cowboys from our own
farms sand, ranches will come tid
ing 'into action to match their skill
and daring' againstv the, -fild: out
law fury of the wildest,' toughest
outlaw horses, longhoro, steers and
wild and fighting Brahma bulls will
roar into action every night at your
own Great State Faip'S magnificent
State Fair Fair Arena. Don't miss
it - . ; -' s'jl'";-. V - Vf
Xt A
A. B- VF, MET ,
' Mrs. Katie' Outlaw and Mrs?
Alonzd 'Outlaw were joint hos
tesses to the A, U. W. at their
horn Saturday, Septemtier
Mrs. H.. A. taatlawj vice-presu
dent presided' and 1 cauea tna
meeting to order at 20 , M.
Mrsi Alonzp Outlaw Jea tne worr
ship. The vice-aft'nt directed
an interesting program Mrs? M
J -Outlaw , was.-at,, her post oi
dujy as1" secre'taf;?'. A short Bus
iness "session was held with an
nouncement of the Harvest. Sale,
Saturday October .; and 5th Sun
day Rally ' to be held in the Red
Hill Church. Mlspah nedictfoh
Was" used as the closing prayer,
Delicious refreshments were ser
ved during a - delightful 1 social
hour'. ', I' ,
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