A Christmas Message by Rev Leon Peacock
Rev Leon Peacock reflects on Christmas as God’s love offered through Jesus Christ. He recalls personal struggle and finds meaning in Christ’s love, urging readers to follow the Star of Bethlehem and share the living love with all people. The note closes with Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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Christ
Wimberley School
Merry Christmas Shines Over Wimberley 1971
Adelia Scudder notes festive December in Wimberley Texas with Christmas lights on the Square and a Santa and eight reindeer display atop the school roof. PTA work highlighted. The piece recalls C Wimberley 1969 Vacation Special praise of the town’s hills, creeks, and seasonal scenes.
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Wimberley
Wimberley School
Santa Claus
PTA
C.W. Wimberley
Texas
Wimberley Mill and town pride in December feature
Local narrative describes Wimberley’s mill, church life, and community pride. It highlights new preacher Reverend Leon Peacock, school events, and a Christmas play with Bobby Brown as Ole Santa Claus, praising local culture and hospitality.
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Bobby Brown
Ole Santa Claus
Wimberley
James Burchfield
Bobby
Community Calendar December 1971 Wimberley Events
Local clubs schedule December activities including Wimberley Women’s Club book group at 2:00 p.m. on the 13th, Home Demonstration Club party at 7-A Ranch Resort on the 14th, WMU at Baptist Church on the 15th, Hill Country club dinner on the 17th, Candlelight Vesper Service on the 19th, Lions Club meeting on the 21st, Lane Bookmobile visits on the 22nd, last day of school for Wimberley students, holidays ahead and teacher in service Jan 3 4 5 1972.
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Wimberley Women’s Club Book Group
C. E. Suhm
Wimberley Home Demonstration Club
WMU
Baptist Church
Hill Country Home Demonstration Club
Ed Polhemus
Wimberley
Christm
Bank Application Denied for Wimberley Bank Plan
The State Banking Board rejected an application to open a new bank in Wimberley last week, filed October 15, 1970. The decision cited no public reason. The proposed bank would have carried $200000 capital $100000 surplus and $100000 in reserve.
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Wimberley
State Banking Board
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