King's Business - 1958-09

couldn’t be fully answered. She was ashamed to go home, and afraid if she did it would break her moth­ er’s heart to see her in the condition she was in as a result of the life she had been living. Of course, she didn’t realize that her mother was slowly dying because of a heart that was already broken. Inspite of Sue’s unhappy life, and inspite of her becoming what she had never, never intended to be, she still was a big attraction at any show or rodeo. Always announced as the world’s c h amp i on l a dy broncho rider, she tried hard to live up to that reputation. That was why she took many foolish chances, and finally one last one. It was at the Denver Stock Show. As always a rodeo was one of the main features and they had many top performers in all the events. Usually there was on hand some outlaw horse that had never been ridden. The day that someone was going to try to ride the horse was always one that brought in a bigger crowd. This time it was to be Sage­ brush Sue on Black Dynamite. The Denver Stock Show was in its last stages when I arrived. I Verna Zinia Ibalarresa, P.O. Box 34, Or- moc City, Philippines; 17; singing, read­ ing and collecting photos. Christine Kenningham, 167 C a rd ig a n Road, Anlaby Road, Hull, East Yorkshire, England; 13; swimming, drawing, collect­ ing pop singer's records and going to the pictures; would like to correspond with American boy near her own age. Agnes Lanz, Las Delicias, Caripe, Mon- agas, Venezuela, South America; 13; playing piano and clarinet, Girl Scouts, collecting stamps, coins, flags and pen­ nants, and reading. Ely Penaranda, Western Leyte College, Ormoc City, Philippines; 18; collecting stamps and readjng the Bible. Patria Penaranda, 17 Agua Duke St., Ormoc City, Philippines; 16; reading, sightseeing and letter-writing. Shirley Renz, Box 452, Paul, Idaho; 15; all sports, accordion, records. Corinne Tobelmann, Box 130, Seldovia, Alaska; 9; wishes to correspond with some­ one in Los Angeles as she will be coming here on furlough soon; she is the daughter of missionaries.

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