Wimberley clubs host meetings and community talk
Wimberley Woman's Club gathers at Woodcreek Lodge for a 12:30 luncheon with Addison Buckner of the San Marcos Record presenting. Members and guests attend, with League of Women Voters speakers discussing the Texas Constitution and amendments. The Women’s Guild of Chapel-in-the-Hills meets April 5 with Ike Herrington speaking on law and order. Susie Brooks Danforth, 96, recalls a century in Wimberley. Population figures note changes from 1500 to 2100 permanent residents and 2900 peak season residents.
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Wimberley Womans Club
Woodcreek Country Club
John Woolsey
Elliot Fleeter
Addison Buckner
San Marcos Record
WWC
League of Women Voters
San Marcos
League
Clyde L. Grimm
San Marcos League
Thomas Brasher
Marshall
Texas
TLWV
United States
Maclin Benagh
Women’ Guild of the
Chapel-in-the-Hills
Fellowship Hall
Ike Herrington
Wimberley
WGCH
Susie Brooks Danforth
Danforth
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Dee Lane Wins First Place In Local Conservation Contest
Dee Lane of Wimberley won first place in a district soil and water conservation contest and received a $50 savings bond from the San Marcos Noon Kiwanis Club. She also earned a $50 bond from the Hays Caldwell Travis S and WCD and advances to the statewide final on May 1.
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Dee Lane
San Marcos Noon Kiwanis Club
Miss Lane
Hays-Caldwell-Travis S&wcd
William Lane
Cypress Creek
North Shore
Arlene
Evie
Wimberley Letters Spur Local History and Youth Hope
A Wimberley mill area letter reflects on land grants to Hughes and Turner kin, local legends of horticultural research and a gunpowder engine, and a hunt lodge tied to the Blanco river. The writer urges C W Wimberley to explore stories, cites Roosevelt and Pearl Harbor eras, praises local youth, and asks about reclaiming a family lodge now owned by others.
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Wimberley
Texas
Hughes
Turner
U.S.A
Detroit
C.W. Wimberley
Leo Skinner
Nathan Emory Hughes
Tom Turner
The
Blanco
Louis Saunders
Jo Wahrmund
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Byers
Womens Guild
Census Survey
Stony Ridge
Top King Ranch
Mo Joe Ryder
Larry
Marsha Fowler
Wimberley, Tex
Tack
E. Hopkins St
Paradise Valley
Paradise Hills
Carl N. Brinkley
P.O. Box
Morrison & Morrison, Inc
Nanas
Staff
Wimberley Mill
Izak Walton
Carlo Morris
Mary Alice Turner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Che Gallery
Dripping Springs
Hwy 290
Western Kitchen Antiques - Art
Moody
Jean Dzilsky
Nell Graham
Martha Wills
Carl
Tom Fox
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