TALES OF A TEXAS BOY
Dad Boles and Sophie
During
the 1930’s in the rural region of West Texas, working was just
about all people had time to do. However, even without television or
access to movie houses, there was still some entertainment for the
masses. The county fair became a yearly highlight for the farm
families. Sometimes, the entertainment wasn’t inside the gate to
the fair, but outside where a few folks who were just a bit different
set up their own type of show.
IT WAS SUMMER again and the carnival would be here in a week. That’s about the most exciting event of the year, except maybe the roundup and branding. I surely was looking forward to the cotton candy and riding the Ferris wheel. Beins I’m a kid, a carnival was pretty interesting, but I looked forward to it most ‘cause that’s when Dad Boles came to town.
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