First Song - Back to Old Wyoming

Here's of Webber's bread present your all-star Western status Great Western singers boy willing and the writers of the purple face I guess today is the spring's outstanding Western star editing and a story of the West for credit especially for him My name is Potency Clark and here are the writers of the purple face

Where she goes, beating that cold Watch her climb, look at her sail Let her buy, buy, buy a spiral mate Engineer, making up time Tracks her clear, look at her climb Like a hound, like me sail Vowels, bound, bound, bound, spiral mate Watch her swerve, look at her swerve We get that truth out of the way.

See that spring, learn the rail. That she's late, late, late. Five o' mail, five o' mail. We hear a lot about the hard riding and the gun slinging and the excitement of the early west.

But a little is said about the dreary routine of operating a great cattle spread. Guarding the herd through long, lonely nights, weeks of riding fans in the long, lizard filled winter months. We're very monotonous.

That's why the cow punchers look forward to meal time. It was a break in their daily routine. And today, meal time is something to look forward to also, especially when Weber's bread is served. Because Weber's bread is firm and even texture.

It has an appetizing appearance and a distinctive flavor that adds enjoyment to any meal. Weber's bread is good for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Buy a loaf of Weber's bread next time you go shopping. Believe me, you'll like it.

to each his own likes and dislikes in music, but it takes genuine sincerity and realness in a song to win the favor of the masses. Songs that are made to rhyme with blue and you, weary hearts and lots of little darlings here and there.