Writer Chris Love Joins The Wimberley Mill
Local reader Chris Love, also Christine Bur dette Love, debuts as a new writer for The Wimberley Mill sharing Hill Country folklore stories. The piece highlights her Lone Star era upbringing, family ties, and future hopes for more tales alongside noted illustrators Jim Garner and Pam Andreotta.
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Ice Cream Social at Chapel in Hills Held August 22
The Womens Guild of the Chapel in Hills sponsors the ninth August ice cream festival on the chapel grounds from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Homemade ice cream and cake will be served, with all proceeds supporting church activities and Market Days fundraising.
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Rabbit That Treed the Snake By Chris Love
A Texas storyteller recalls feeding a hungry cottontail doe nicknamed Easter Bunny at a stone yard and patio in 1967. The account describes the rabbit’s bold approach for food and the author’s quiet bond, ending as the animal’s focus shifts toward something near the house.
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Calendar notes for Lions Club and community events
The notice lists events in August and September: Lions Club dinners on Tuesdays, bookmobile visits on Wednesdays, an ice cream social at Chapel-in-the-Hills, Hays County Schools opening August 31, Labor Day September 7, and a Market Day on the Square from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Charles the cowboy legend of Texas bee swarms and dogs
Charles, a legendary Texas cowboy, handles a bee swarm from Llano to Fredericksburg in under three days, while boasting a remarkable mixed breed mare and Blue the top hog dog. He leads range-dog work for Mr. Clayt, commanding hands to keep out of Blue’s way as they ride out at dawn.
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