September calendar overview for Wimberley and area
September events listed include a university play by St John’s students, faculty workshops at Wimberley School, pupil registration, market day on the square, film showings at Corral Theater and Pioneer Town, Labor Day, first day of school, and regular meetings of women’s groups and chambers of commerce with details on times and venues.
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Parnassus
St. John’s College
Cambridge
England
Wimberley School
Corral
Pioneer Town
Wagon Yard
Kyle High School
San Marcos High School
Women’s Guild of the
Chapel in-the-Hills
Chamber of Commerce
Parent-Teacher Association
WRA declares Stage One completed in Wimberley square plans
Wimberley Restoration Association reports the completion of Stage One of plans for the square including Sac N Pac The Dinner Bell and the Town Hall They seek someone to manage the Town Hall and an operator for a potential recreation building with a bowling alley and other small business spaces.
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Wimberley Restoration Association
Sac N Pac
Wahrmund
WRA
Blanco's First Annual Art Show Sets Entry Deadlines
Blanco Chamber of Commerce announces the First Annual Art Show on September 3 at the Chamber Office The Little Old House on Highway 281 Blanco Entries must be received by September 1 to reserve space and ensure show opens at 11:00 a.m. Arts and crafts accepted with a strict no nude policy and demand for good taste.
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Blanco
Blanco Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Highway 281
A Letter to Clyde Calaway in Wimberley
A traveler in Marble Falls sends thanks to a Wimberley filling station helper who aided with a flat tire at midnight. The writer praises the young man as a fine Christian youth and encourages local paper to publish the note to recognize good deeds.
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Marble Falls
Pioneer Town
America
Wimberley
Wimberley memories and a dog named Bob from Emmett Cowan
In a reflective chapter the author recalls ranch life near Wimberley and the tale of Bob the cow dog who died after a snakebite. He notes a 1898 start for chapter two and recounts early schooling in 1899, along with a look at households along the river road and nearby property owners.
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Bob
Old Bob
Hunter
Raymond
Nick
Bogie
Jim
Wimberley
River Road
Sam Adares
Mr. Henderson
Luling
John Estes
Harvey Cowan
Frank Holts
P. Cedric Wenger
Mark Holt
Leach Place
George Shuptrines
Ben Simon
Frank Brooks
Leinneweber
Brooks Place
Pearce
Pearces
Buck Winn
August in Wimberley Inspires Arts and Festivities
The Grist for the Mill notes a hot dry August 1967 in Wimberley with floods of activity. Fourteen Texas craftsmen honored at Salado praise local artists Helen Monnette and Micky Thurgood. Fishing editor Carlos Morris departs for Port Isabelle as life in the square thrives.
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Grist
the Mill
Jim Garner
Seventeen Grist
Wimberley
A.J. Red Ranch
Texas
Cypress Creek
Jacob
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Helen Monette
Clyde Calaway
By Emmett Cowan
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