Wimberley Womens Club Meets for Luncheon and Panel Discussion
The Wimberley Womans Club held a November 16 luncheon at Woodcreek Country Club with 61 attendees. A six person panel discussed Can We Save Wimberley for Wildlife from Wildlife, moderated by a reporter, praised as a standout program. Also promoting a Christmas display at First American Lutheran Church December 6 and 7 featuring decorations, gifts, trees, bakery, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimberley Womans Club
Woodcreek Country Club
Jack Payne
S.C. White
Britt Burns
Wimberley
First American Lutheran Church
Holland Street
San Marcos
Texas
Local Bicentennial Chair Resides on Cypress Creek
Texas Bicentennial committee chair Mrs Gene Riddle and her three children live on Cypress Creek South Bank. The message invites Wimberley to join the 1976 centennial celebration and asks for ideas to organize community participation.
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Texas
Cypress Creek
Gene Riddle
Wimberley
Hill Country Home Demonstration Club Sees November Meeting
Kathy Williams hosted the Hill Country Home Demonstration Club on November 2 with fourteen members. They shared memories of grandmothers and heard a program on folk art. An December 15 Christmas party will be at Mrs Fran Polhemus and the first 1973 meeting at Mrs Wanda Montague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Williams
Evelyn Meters
Hill Country Home Demonstration Club
Rell
Royce Baker
Fran Polhemus
Wanda Montague
Wimberley Home Demonstration Club Meets in November
The Wimberley Home Demonstration Club held its November 16 meeting at the Dinner Bell with 24 members present. Celeste Ewing reported on a San Antonio club trip and plans were made for a December 14 Christmas party at 6 30 P M at Indian Lodge 7 A Ranch with a wrapped white elephant gift for the tree and a 50 cent per member donation to aid a needy family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimberley Home
Sylvia Bowen
Lenora Box
Celeste Ewing
San Antonio
Indian Lodge
Bess Cloud
Ouida Ryan
Aline Savage
Madge Czichos
Sylvia Bower
Mable Paul
Practical kitchen hacks from a vintage guide
Chewing gum with onions to prevent tears and pecans in sauces to curb odors are among old time tips. Other notes cover washing hands after peeling onions, butter to stop milk sticking, greasing molds, warming knives for pie filling, and adding syrup or wine to enhance batter and waffles.
Shopping Hints from County Extension Agent Patton
Mrs. Inez L. Patton offers consumer guidance to stretch family dollars. She outlines planning purchases, researching prices, assessing intended use, reading product information, evaluating dealers, and timing buys with sales to improve buying decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez L. Patton
Better Business Bureau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wimberley Womens Club
FIRST
Dripping Springs, Texas
Lynn Storm
Dobb Watson
Lem Belote
E. Hopkins
San Marcos, Texas
S Now Millers Wike
Sunset Lanes
Hi School
Hays County
FDIC
Morrison & Morrison
Realtors
P. O. Box
Wimberley, Texas
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