Pioneer Town and Pacific Railroad Charms Local Riders
Lisa and Lana Montague enjoy a ride on the Pioneer Town and Pacific Railroad in Wimberley. The gasoline powered steam look train charms visitors with bright colors and open cars as they view natural and man made sights along Persimmon Gulch. The daily trips continue through summer with an official grand opening planned later.
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Pioneer Town
Lisa
Lana
Wimberley
Tom Yoakum
Ting
Persimmon Gulch
Iron Springs
Pacific
Pioneer Town and Pacific Railroad
Mill writer takes month off in August issue
Grist for The Mill notes lack of new material as star writer C W Wimberley takes a break. Adelia Scudder mentions weather, rainfall figures for 1971, and upcoming school year dates in Hays County. Readers humorously reflect on Mead quotes and family life while awaiting September return of contributors.
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Pliny the Younger
Blanco Hills
U.S
Bob Maddox
Ches
San Marcos
Cypress Creek
Hays County
Austin
Michelle
Margaret Mead
C. W. Wimberley
Wimberley Mill
Ice Cream Social at Chapel in-the-Hills Saturday
The Women's Guild hosts an annual ice cream supper on Saturday at 7:00 p.m. on the Chapel front lawn. Homemade ice cream and cake offered for 25 cents all you can eat. Everyone invited. proceeds aid guild charities.
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Chapel in-the-Hills
Women’s Guild of the
Chapel
August Community Calendar Flashing Events and Schedules
Calendar notes a series of local gatherings in August including Lions Club meetings at the Dinner Bell on Aug 3 and 17, WMU and VFW events, a bookmobile stop on Aug 11 and 25, an Ice Cream Social by Chapel in the Hills, Market Day on Aug 7, and Wimberley Elementary School term start on Aug 23. The VFW Auxiliary hosts a home meeting for Mrs. Jack Oldham, and Guild of Chapel-in-the-Hills directs the annual social.
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Lions Club
WMU
VFW
Jack
Alice) Oldham
Tri-County
Guild of
Wimberley Elementary School
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