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Tom Mix Fundraiser

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Event# 918-534-1555

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The Tom Mix FUNDRAISER, "Mix"n It Up Under The Stars, features Belinda Gail, America's Country Sweetheart. Gates open at 5:00 at the rustic, elegance of the Timber Oaks Event Center.
Dinner Served 5:30-7:00
Chuckwagon BBQ and Fixin's
Live Auction 7:00
Silent Auction 5:00-8:00
Dancing 8:00-11:00
Cash Bar - Beer and Wine
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1639 US Highway 60 West - 3 miles west of downtown Bartlesville

Tom Mix Fundraiser

Address : Timber Oaks Event Center, 1639 US Highway 60 West Hominy OK
Phone : 918-534-1555   (Always call and confirm events.)

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Admission Fee : Adults $50.00 Under 12 $10.00

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