Chisholm Trail Roundup

BBQ CAPITAL OF TEXAS CHAMPIONSHIP COOKOFF

JUNE 2 - 3, 2017 CTR RODEO & MUSIC FESTIVAL JUNE 8-10, 2017

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Welcome .................................. 4 Schedule of Events ................. 6 Ride ‘Em, Cowboys!................. 8 Meet Our Local Royalty.......... 10 Visit Our Local Shops............ 14 Vendors at the Park................ 18 A Very Special Parade............ 20 E n j o y A M e a l Wi t h U s . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 2 Explore Our Local History..... 24 See Our Neighbors Next........ 29 Come Back And See Us......... 30

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Schedule of Events

Cookoff Weekend Thursday, June 1 5 p.m. - BBQ & Chili Cookers can start set-up at City Park Friday, June 2 6 – 9 p.m. - Kick-off Party for CTR & Rodeo Sponsors at Trail Boss Pavilion 7:30 p.m. - Head BBQ Cooks’ meeting and meat inspection in Main Pavilion Saturday, June 3 10 a.m. - Head Chili Cooks’ Meeting in Main Pavilion 10:45 a.m. - Check-In for Washer Tournament 11 a.m. BBQ Capital of Texas’ Championship Washer Tournament Begins Noon - 13th Annual Chili Cookoff (Tolbert Terlingua Chili Qualifier & Pinto Bean Cookoff) Turn in for Chicken 1:30 p.m. - Turn in for Ribs 2 p.m. - Turn in for Chili 3 p.m. - Turn in for Brisket 5:30 p.m. – Awards for BBQ & Chili Cook-offs in Main Pavilion

Thursday, June 8 For your convenience, buses will be running beginning at 5 p.m. from the west side of the Courthouse Square to the City Park and back.

Free Admission (Children 12 and under are free! Carnival fees are separate from admission)

5 p.m. - Park & Carnival Opens Food, Arts & Crafts, Free Music, Beverages 7 p.m. - Queen’s Coronation in Main Pavilion Awesome Auction (silent auction) in Main Pavilion Team Roping at the Rodeo Arena 8 p.m. - Awesome Auction (live auction) in Main Pavilion Presented by Project Graduation 2017 Main Pavilion music from 5 p.m. – Midnight by Broken Fences Mobile Sounds Midnight - Carnival Closes, Park Closes

The Lockhart Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center ac vely promotes and supports its member businesses. We are also the primary source of tourism and visitor informa on for the friendly, enterprising and historic City of Lockhart. What’s not to love about life in the “BBQ Capital of Texas!”

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Schedule of Events Friday, June 9 For your convenience, buses will be running beginning at 5 p.m. from the west side of the Courthouse Square to the City Park and back.

Gate, Music & Rodeo Admission - $20

Saturday, June 10 For your convenience, buses will run beginning at 3 p.m. from the west side of the Courthouse Square to the City Park and back.

Gate, Music & Rodeo Admission - $20 (Children 12 and under are free! Carnival fees are separate from admission)

(Children 12 and under are free, Carnival fees separate from admission)

5 p.m. - Park & Carnival Opens Food, Arts & Crafts, Music, Beverages Carnival armband fee to be determined 7 p.m. - Rodeo begins at Rodeo Arena 8:30 p.m. - Nathan Colt Young in the Amphitheatre 10:30 p.m. - Justin Trevino in the Amphitheatre Midnight - Carnival Closes, Park Closes

8:30 a.m. - Dignitary Breakfast prior to Grand Parade (by invitation only) 16th Annual Chisholm Trail Youth Road Race 10 a.m. - Grand Parade through downtown Lockhart.

Stay downtown after the Grand Parade and shop our local merchants!

3 p.m. - Park Opens Food, Beverages, Arts & Craft Vendors, and Music 6 p.m. - Carnival Opens Gunfight Re-Enactments 7 p.m. - Rodeo begins at Rodeo Arena 9:30 p.m. - Bellamy Brothers in the Amphitheatre 11:30 p.m. - Reckless Kelly in the Amphitheatre 1 a.m. – Carnival Closes, Park Closes

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Ride ‘Em, Cowboys! Join us for Rodeo fun Now in its fifth year, the CTR Rodeo continues to be a being provided by Diamond Cross. huge draw for CTR visitors!

Mutton busters should between 4 - 8 years or under The Lockhart Chamber, along with dozens of rodeo by June 9, 2017, and weigh less than 60 pounds, and regsponsors, is proud to partner istration is available online with the Diamond Cross at www.chisholmtrailRodeo Company to bring a roundup.com. full-scale, three-night rodeo to On Thursday night, a Lockhart. charity Team Roping event The rodeo is hosted in will be held. In the past, connection with the rest of the the charity Team Roping CTR events at Lockhart City events have drawn upPark, and final preparations for wards of 400 teams. This the arena are underway this year’s outing will benefit week. The rodeo arena will the Caldwell County Chrisover look the pond and parking tian Ministries. A second area, in the “old softball field” Team Roping event will be near the pavilion “on the hill” at held on Sunday, with Lockhart City Park. books opening at 10 a.m., In addition to pro-rodeo and proceeds going to events, 20 local children each benefit a medical recovery on Friday and Saturday will be fund for Caldwell County’s invited to participate in the Assistant Emergency time-honored tradition of Mutton Bustin’, with all safety gear SEE RODEO PAGE 9

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Management Coordinator, Carine Chalfoun.

Rodeo events on Friday and Saturday will take place from 7 – 9:30 p.m., with admission price being wrapped into the $20 gate fee.

Prior to each night’s rodeo, a “Stick Horse Parade” will take place, inviting children of all ages to take a turn in the rodeo arena on stick horses. Proceeds from the Stick Horse Parade also benefit the Caldwell County Christian Ministries Food Bank. For information on the Stick Horse Parade, contact the Lockhart Chamber of Commerce at (512) 398-2818.

For more details on the rodeo, visit www.chisholmtrailroundup.com, or find Diamond Cross Rodeo Company online at https://www.facebook.com/ DiamondCrossRodeoCompany

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Meet our candidates for CTR Queen and Little Miss CTR In the spirit of community, friendship and a little bit of healthy competition, some of Lockhart’s best and brightest young ladies have gathered together to run for CTR Queen and Little Miss CTR. Since April, the ladies have been working within the community, getting to know the residents and raising money for the Lockhart Chamber of Commerce. This year’s candidates are:

CTR Queen Brandy Lampkin Brandy is the daughter of Kerry and Diane Lampkin, of Lockhart. She is 16 years old, and a junior.

Brandy spends most of her time focused on her studies, as she intends to attend Baylor University, where she will study anesthesiology. In her spare time, she loves to hang out with her family and friends.

Annalyssa Salinas Annalyssa is a 16-year-old junior at Lockhart High School. She is the daughter of Richard and Missy Salinas, of Lockhart.

Annalyssa is a member of the Health Occupations Stu-

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dent Organization, and has participated on the powerlifting team. She is also a student athletic trainer. She is no stranger to crowns, having previously been crowned St. Michael’s Jamaica Queen.

After graduation, she wants to study the art of makeup, and eventually become a licensed makeup artist. In addition to practicing makeup, she enjoys shopping, playing on her phone, eating and hanging out with her friends and family.

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Little Miss CTR Adalaya Bowman Adalaya is in the second grade at Bluebonnet Elementary. She is the 8-year-old daughter of Ronald and Samantha Bowman.

When she grows up, she wants to be a veterinarian so that she can help animals. Her favorite subject in school is reading, and she loves to spend time with her family.

She thinks that it would be fun to be Little Miss CTR because she will be able to meet new friends and be a part of the community.

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Anissa Capetillo Anissa is the 9-year-old daughter of Joe and Rachel Capetillo. She is in the fourth grade at Alma Brewer Strawn Elementary.

Anissa’s favorite subject in school is PE, because she has fun learning to play sports.

In her spare time, she likes doing gymnastics and spending time with her Girl Scout sisters.

When she grows up, Anissa wants to be a veterinarian so that she can help animals that are in need. She wants to be Little Miss CTR because she thinks it is fun to meet new people, because you might become friends.

Audrey Dennison Audrey is the 7-year-old daughter of Christopher and Lesley Aldis. She is in the first grade at Clear Fork Elementary.

Audrey wants to be a doctor when she

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grows up. Her favorite thing to do is spend time with her Penelope Rubio grandparents and little sister. Her favorite subject in school Penelope is the daughter of Alfredo Rubio and Barbara is reading. She wants to be Little Miss CTR because riding Leverett. She is in the second grade at Bluebonnet Eleon the float with the queen would be so much fun! mentary, and she is eight years old.

Penelope wants to be an artist or a veterinarian when Alyssia Elizondo she grows up. Her favorite subject in school is science, beAlyssia is the daughter of Frank Elizondo and Michelle cause she gets to do experiments, and in her spare time Frausto. She is nine years old, and is in the third grade at she likes to be creative – painting, coloring and drawing.

Bluebonnet Elementary.

She thinks it would be fun to be Little Miss CTR because When she grows up, Alyssia wants to be a teacher, but she would get to wear a crown, ride on the float and meet for now her favorite thing to do is to read. Her favorite sub- new people. jects in school are math and reading, and she thinks it would be fun to be Little Miss CTR because she enjoys Jaya Schawe-Sanchez Jaya is eight years old. The daughter of Rufus Morales meeting new people. and Kelsey Schawe, she is in the second grade at Clear Fork Elementary.

Harlie Linder Harlie is the daughter of Clayton Linder and Kaleigh When Jaya grows up, she wants to be a hairdresser, just Hoskins. She is seven years old and in the first grade at like her grandmother. She loves all of her subjects in Clear Fork Elementary. school.

Harlie wants to be a volleyball player when she grows Her favorite things to do are spend time at the beach, up. She likes to study music, and her favorite thing to do is and do gymnastics. Jaya thinks it would be fun to be Little go to the park.

Miss CTR because she will get to go to different towns for Harlie thinks it would be fun to be Little Miss CTR be- parades! She also liked selling tickets. cause you get a crown if you win. ctr

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Check out our specialty shops for anything you need!

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Bloomers Too Flowers & Gifts 118 S. Commerce St. (512) 398-3126

Calico Crossing 215 A W. Market St. (512) 398-2422

Flash Candy and Toys 110 S. Commerce St. (512) 398-3530

Buffalo Clover Flowers & Gifts 104 E. Market St. (512) 398-5500

Chuck Nash 204 N. Commerce (512) 376-3300

Glosserman’s NAPA Auto Parts 204 N. Commerce (512) 398-4840

Dollar Tree 1722 S. Colorado (877) 530-TREE

HEB 403 S. Colorado Street (512) 398-2301

Factory Connection 1710 S. Colorado, Ste. 112 (512) 359-4013

Hibbett Sports 1710 S. Colorado #102 (512) 398-3742

Family Dollar 1118 S Colorado St. (512) 398-6020

IntaMint 107 N. Main (Basement) (512) 923-1107

Fields Stable Antiques 118 N. Main St. (240) 210-2055

The Jewel of Lockhart 101 W. San Antonio (512) 398-9889

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Check out our specialty shops for anything you need!

Lockhart Motor Co. 2330 South Colorado St. (512) 398-3427

Market Street Antiques 302 W Market St (512) 668-3025

Smith Supply 1830 S. Colorado (512) 398-3785

Walgreens 200 S. Colorado (512) 398-2920

Lockhart Shoppes on Main 101 S. Main St. (512) 704-7984

Old School Leathersmith 109 W. San Antonio St. (512) 644-6264

Sol & Luna 112 N. Main St. (512) 398-3501

Walmart 1904 S. Colorado (512) 398-2333

Livengood Feeds 1312 S. Colorado (512) 398-2351

O’mahkapi’si Sik Black Wolf Native Dream Shop 6259 South Highway 183 (830) 491-1354

Sue Sue 117 E. San Antonio (512) 668-3000

Wendy R 105 N. Main St. (512) 787-6067

True Value - Lockhart 518 W. San Antonio St. (512) 620-0151

Westy’s Pharmacy & Gifts 113 S. Main St. (512) 398-2114

Upscale Resale and Thrift 301 E. San Antonio (512) 668-4451

Wilson-Riggin Lumber 110 Cibolo (512) 398-2345

Logos 108 N. Main Street (512) 398-4617 Luling Chevrolet 1088 E. Pierce St. Luling (830) 875-5425 Manny Gammage’s Texas Hatters, Inc. 911 S. Commerce St. (512) 398-4287

Printing Solutions 113 E. San Antonio (512) 398-5352 Royal’s Antiques & Firearms 401 S. Commerce (512) 398-6849 Simple Sewing Solutions 111 W. San Antonio (512) 398-3930

Vogel Furniture 117 W. Market (512) 398-2825

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Vendors at CTR offer it all Historically, Lockhart Chamber of Commerce volunteers reach far and wide to offer the best variety of fair food, arts and crafts, and novelty vendors in the state.

Many of the vendors have participated in CTR for generations, and most ask how soon they can sign up to come back, before they even pitch their tents for the weekend. Make sure to stop by, while you’re enjoying the festivities at Lockhart City Park, and visit with them!

Lockhart Youth Pop Warner - Pulled Pork, Chips Smokey Z’s - Beef Fajita Tacos, Brisket on a Bun Chuggy’s - Hamburgers, Ribbon Fries Pamela M. De La Rosa - Frito Pie, Tacos Sinai Austin - Palletas, Chili/Cheese Nachos Double C - Fajita Burrito, Corn in a Can Johnny Joe’s - Carne Asada, Pastor Street Tacos Bennett Catering - Chicken, French Fries Irene De La Cruz - Gorditas, Tripa Tacos Daya’s - Mongonadas, Fruit Cup St John’s Baptist Church - Hamburgers, French Fries Little Mac’s Smokehouse - Turkey Legs, Sausage Wrap

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Visit our lively Courthouse Square on Saturday morning!

A certain electricity fills the air the second Saturday morning of each June as the community gathers, along with guests from across the state, for the Chisholm Trail Roundup Grand Parade. From the police that lead the parade to the Keep Lockhart Beautiful Trash Pickup that signifies its official end, visitors can be assured a parade the size of Texas.

Every year, dozens of floats, car clubs, bands and equestrian groups will gather for the mile-and-a-half journey down San Antonio Street and around the Courthouse S q u a r e .

Among them are favorites like the Lockhart High

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School Roaring Lion Marching Band, class reunions of all ages, classic and modern car clubs, and - support from nearly every local business in town.

Friendly and long-standing competition can be seen for miles as floats show off their awards and local beauty queens, and the question fills almost every inch of the parade route... “I wonder what Wilson-Riggin is going to do this year.”

Embracing the smalltown spirit that makes Lockhart such a great place to visit, residents of San Antonio Street are happy to invite old and new friends to pull up a spot of shade and enjoy the parade... but make sure you arrive early because the shady spots go quickly!

The Chisholm Trail Roundup Grand Parade

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route runs from the corner of San Antonio and Medina son Riggin Lumber & Bldg. Headquarters at 8 a.m. on SatStreets eastward toward, and then around, the Court- urday, June 10. house Square. The parade leaders take their first steps at 10 a.m.

Before the parade, though, the Lockhart Roadrunners will host the annual Chisholm Trail Youth Road Race.

The Chisholm Trail Youth Road Race follows the route of the CTR Grand Parade through downtown Lockhart, immediately prior to the Parade.

Registration for the race will be available until the start time, and runners of all ages and skill levels are invited to participate.

The Youth Road Race invites children from Kindergarten - 12th Grade for a friendly competition in races starting at 50 meters (for 5-6 year olds) and ranging up to 800 meters (for 15 - 18 year olds), and finishing with the Open Division 1K. The races are run in five-minute intervals down the route of the Grand Parade on San Antonio Street, beginning at 9:30 a.m. All youth participants in the Chisholm Trail Youth Road Race will receive medals and t-shirts and the top three finishers in the older youth divisions (11-18 years) also receive trophies.

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Black’s Barbecue 215 N. Main (512) 398-2712 Chicken Express 734 S. Colorado (512) 668-4661

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While you’re here, explore our history!

Byrd Lockhart first set foot in what was to become Caldwell County in the 1800s.

Lockhart was an assistant surveyor to Green DeWitt who made his living setting boundaries throughout Central Texas. At his own expense, Lockhart built roads, and as recompense asked for land along Plum Creek. Although Lockhart lived in Gonzales, he farmed the land he was given, opening it up for other settlers.

Originally a part of Gonzales County, the lack of decent roads and distance to the county seat inspired the settlers to create a separate county in 1848. The county was named for Captain Matthew Caldwell, a skilled scout and leader of a company of rangers who fought in the Battle of Plum Creek

a major northward converging point for the Chisholm Trail.

Later, Caldwell County soil was found to be hospitable to cotton. After years of experimentation, Lockhart’s A.D. Mebane developed a particularly hardy strain of cotton that continues to set a worldwide standard.

Oil and Texas are synonymous and Lockhart had its days as a boom town with the discovery and development of oil fields in the 1920s. Shallow field exploration continues in Caldwell County, with a major field surrounding Luling.

The coming of railroads and auto-

Caldwell County Jail Museum and later against Mexico.

A severe drought prior to the Civil War set back many farmers returning from the War. But, where crops could not grow, cattle could graze. The first herd to take the famous Chisholm Trail to Kansas was owned by Lockhart’s J.J. Myers, and soon Lockhart became

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mobiles changed the face of Lockhart, as for all of America. The Sunset rail route reached Luling in 1874, and the Missouri, Kansas, Texas arrived in Lockhart in 1885. The first automobile in Lockhart was hand built by Lockhart blacksmith Emil Seeliger. The total cost of the contraption, including the $60 worth of tubeless tires, was $125. He took the car for its first drive in 1904, attaining the speed of 15 miles per hour.

The story of historic Lockhart is an ongoing tale of human endeavor, proudly nurtured by her citizens. Lockhart warmly invites you to sample its unique brand of small town hospitality.

Step back into the past as you tour beautifully preserved buildings and homes and browse the antique shops.

Stay for lunch or dinner.

And while you’re exploring, visit these historical sites in Lockhart and the surrounding area: Battle of Plum Creek military site Lockhart State Park and environs are believed to be located within the battle area, but archeological surveys of that area to date have produced no conclusive material remains relating to the battlesite.

There is a Historical Marker commemorating the Battle of Plum Creek in Lion’s Park, on Highway 183 across

from the HEB grocery store.

The Coopwood House (412 W. San Antonio) A one-story residence stood on this lot when businessman James G. Blanks (18621927) purchased the property in 1896. He added another floor and completed the house in the classical revival style popular at the time. at In 1908 Blanks sold the structure to Dr. Lion’s Park, and is expected to open Thomas Benton Coopwood (1860- for public viewing later in 2015.

1932), a noted Lockhart physician who served as Caldwell County health offiCaldwell County Museum and cer for over 30 years.

Visitors Center (315 E. Market) Located in the historic Caldwell Andrew Lee Brock Historical County Jail, the museum offers selfMarker (402 S. Colorado St.) guided tours and guided tours throughTennessee native Andrew Lee Brock out several exhibits embracing (1830-1904) moved to Caldwell Caldwell County History. The Museum County in 1848, and he married Re- is open on Saturday and Sundays, becca Montgomery Wayland. Two from 1 – 5 p.m. years later, Rebecca’s father gave the couple a parcel of land on Boggy Cemeterio Navarro Historico Creek as a wedding gift, and Brock (100 Mulberry St.) built a log cabin on Also known as the Mexican Cemethe site. Many of tery, this burial ground has served the the twelve commer- Mexican-American community of Lockcial buildings fi- hart since around 1900. The earliest nanced by Andrew dated burial here, of area settler SeveLee Brock remain riano Sanchez, dated to 1901. Since in use today. In re- that time, the cemetery has served pricent years, the marily Hispanic and Roman Catholic Friends of the residents.

Brock Cabin have A number of community leaders are acquired funding interred here. Others, including busiand volunteer labor ness owners, farmers, laborers, ranchto restore this jewel ers, teachers, and veterans of foreign in Lockhart’s history, which remains SEE HISTORY 27 under construction

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conflicts dating to World War I, are also buried here. Several graves are marked by Woodmen of the World monuments, which led to the burial ground also being known as the Woodmen of the World Cemetery or Paneon de los Hacheros. Other features in the cemetery include vertical stones, plot curbing and grave slabs.

In 2005, descendants of the interred formed the Cemeterio Navarro Association to restore and maintain the burial ground. The association named this tie Cemeterio Navarro Historico after the noted Tejano statesman and signer of the Texas Declaration of Independence, Jose Antonio Navarro. The cemetery is also near the site of the old Navarro Elementary School, which was known historically as the Mexican school. Today, Cemeterio Navarro Historico continues to serve descendants of those buried here. It remains a

chronicle of the Mexican-American piEmmanuel Episcopal Church oneers of Caldwell County and a testa(118 N. Church St.) ment to the difficult and laborious Organized in 1853 by the Rev. circumstances under which they set- Joseph wood Dunn, this parish erected tled and thrived. its own church building in 1855-56.

Bishop G. w. Freeman, who dedicated Dr. Eugene Clark Library the edifice in 1857, noted its fine (215 S. Main St.) SEE HISTORY 28 Built in 1899 and dedicated on July 6, 1900, this library was financed with funds bequeathed

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acoustics. It was built of an early type of concrete fashioned from caliche, gravel, and sand. The belfry was damaged by an 1879 tornado and removed, but the original stone floor remains. Stained glass windows enhance the Gothic detailing. The structure was restored in 1976.

First Presbyterian Church of Lockhart (120 N. Commerce St.) In 1849, Rev. N. P. Charlot appointed D. M. Morris and Col. John T. Storey as elders of first Presbyterian Church, which organized with ten members. Early services were held in members homes and the masonic hall before church elders bought this site in First Christian Church of Lockhart 1854. A concrete church building was (202 W. San Antonio) completed the next year. An 1879 cyOrganized in 1852 with seven mem- clone destroyed that building, replaced bers, this congregation constructed its by another in 1880 and the current first sanctuary in 1858. Located across sanctuary in 1914. the street from this site, it soon became too small for the growing memSusanna Dickinson Hanning bership. In 1898, this Gothic revival (308 W. San Antonio) building was designed and built by At this site once stood the home of Tom Hodges, who served as the archi- Susanna Dickinson Hannig (1814tect on several public buildings in 1883), who came to Texas from TenLockhart. nessee in 1831 with her husband Almeron Dickinson. He died at the Battle of the Alamo on March 6, 1836. Susanna, with her daughter Angelina,

was among the survivors. She carried news of the Alamo’s capture to Gen. Sam Houston, commander of the Texas Army. Susanna settled in Lockhart in 1855 and bought this property.

Lockhart Vocational High School/Carver High School (1104 E. Market) Now located on private property, the “Old Carver School” was a project of The Rosenwald Foundation of Chicago, which funded many African American schools in the south in the early 20th century. The school district and local African American citizens raised the majority of the funds for its completion. In 1946, the facility changed its name to G.W. Carver High School. It closed in 1964 due to school integration.

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Come see our neighbors for the Watermelon Thump!

Paying tribute to the favorite fruit of summer, the community of Luling, Texas invites you to four fun-filled days of watermelon mania on June 22 - 25 as folks from near and far come to celebrate the 64th Anniversary of the Luling Watermelon Thump.

Downtown Luling puts on its festival hat as seed spitters, melon eaters and fun seekers of all ages gather to celebrate the delicious, nutritious, and auspicious watermelon. Definitely the place to be the last Thursday through Sunday of June each year, the Thump offers top rate musical entertainment, great food, fun events, a spectacular parade, unique exhibitors, and a large midway. In addition you can Fair, golf tourney, 5k run, street performers, music galore and vie for a world record in the World Championship Seed Spitlots of fun folks all can be found at the Thump. ting contest, or take home a trophy in the melon eating event.

This year the Thump boasts a bevy of top-notch entertainA giant watermelon auction, Coronation of the Queen, Arts ment featuring a Saturday evening concert with Copper Chief, Ronnie Milsap and Diamond Rio. Friday’s main stage event 64th Annual will include Mike Ryan and Hayes Carll. Free concerts will be provided on Thursday and Sunday, with Texas Unlimited Band taking the stage Thursday evening and Lance Lipinsky and Darrell McCall on Sunday. Other musical entertainment includes The Peterson Brothers, The Shiner Hobo Band, Tuesday’s Tones, TICS, Los Idealez and a Saturday acoustic round June 22nd - 25th table featuring a bevy of Texas Singer Songwriters. Tickets for Downtown Friday and Saturday night shows can be purchased at outhousetickets.com.

Luling, Texas For the kids there is seed spitting, melon eating, a huge midway, giant parade, and fantastic balancing, juggling and slight of hand performed by the amazing Wade Henry. On Carnival - Exhibitors Market - Arts & Crafts Sunday classic car enthusiasts will showcase their rides in the Parade - Food - Beer Garden - Melon Eating Thump Car Show downtown.

The Thump got its start in 1953 when community leaders Car Show - Children’s Entertainment wanted a venue to honor the local agricultural producers, WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SEED SPITTING namely tomatoes and watermelons at that time, and went to Featuring Concerts Each Night the Elementary school with a contest to name the event. The Watermelon Thump came out as the winner and folks have TEXAS UNLIMITED BAND been thumping in Luling ever since. Now 64 years later the Thump has transformed into one of the most entertaining COPPER CHIEF, small town festivals in the great State of Texas.

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Y’all come back now, y’hear?

Now that you’ve visited and had some time to explore all Lockhart has to offer, we hope that you enjoyed the 45th Annual Chisholm Trail Roundup, and we want you to come back and see us again.

The City of Lockhart, the Lockhart Chamber of Commerce and other organizations host community events throughout the year, and we welcome you to join us.

The Annual March In Honor of Dr. Martin Luther King is hosted by the City of Lockhart and District One Pride on the observed Martin Luther King, Jr., holiday, on the third Monday in January. Honoring the traditions of service, unity and education, members of the community of all races, creeds and ages join together for a walk from Lockhart City Hall, through Historic Downtown to a soul-food luncheon and program.

each year at the Lockhart City Park, 504 E. City Park Road. The cook-off is hosted by the Lockhart Chamber of Commerce and the City of Lockhart. The Central Texas Tolbert Chili Group sponsors more than 30 chili events all over Central Texas and Lockhart is blessed to be just one of those locations.

Cinco de Mayo is a celebration held the first weekend in May and host arts and crafts, food booths, and beverages with a dance each night. For more information contact the Greater Caldwell County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce at (512) 398-9600.

Every year since 1992, the Lockhart Chamber of Commerce has had its annual Fourth of July Fireworks Extravaganza in the City Park to celebrate our Nation’s birthday. This year, the celebration will be held on The annual Al Hopkins Tolbert Monday, July 3.

Texas State Chili Championship is held the third weekend in March Diez y Seis is a celebration held the third weekend in September or closest to Sept. 15, with arts and crafts, food booths, and beverages with a dance each night. Visit the Greater Caldwell County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce for more information or call (512) 398-9600.

Evening with the Authors is the annual fundraiser for the Friends of the Dr. Eugene Clark Library. The event is scheduled for the first Saturday in October in Rebecca Hawener’s Enchanted Gardens. For more information call (512) 3989707.

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Speaking of the Dead is an annual tour of the Lockhart City Cemetery. This event is sponsored by the Caldwell County Historical Commission and the City of Lockhart. The proceeds from the tours benefit the Caldwell County Jail Museum. Each

year promises to be “must attend” production with new “spirits” portrayed by stellar actors. For more information, contact the Caldwell County Historical Commission or call (512) 398-6292.

On the first Saturday of December each year the town of Lockhart, Texas is transformed into a Dickens’ style Christmas. A fun time is always had by all who attend this grand annual event at the Dr. Eugene Clark Library and around the Downtown Square. “A Dickens’ Christmas in Lockhart” is sponsored by the Friends of the Library, City of Lockhart, and the Lockhart Chamber of Commerce and is a holiday gift to its residents and visitors to Lockhart and Caldwell County.

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