February in Wimberley Heralds Spring and Student News
February brings spring hints to Wimberley with robins, sparrows, and bright birds. Harold Bowen notes school photos and activities as students excel in the Annual Youth Show at Kyle. David Domsch becomes the 1970 71 Student Council president succeeding Carroll Czichos. Groundhog Day arrives as a local tradition. Continued on Page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelia Scudder
Wimberley
Hazel Green
Texas
Harold Bowen
Wimberley Mill
Kyle
Donna
David Domsch
A. A. Domsch Jr
Wimberley School
David
Jack Hays High
Carroll Czichos
Carroll
Raymond L. Czichos
Woodchuck
Wim
Chamber of Commerce urged for annual membership
Raymond Czichos appeals to Wimberley residents to join and fund the Chamber of Commerce. He cites benefits including bridges, roads, telephone, electric and water services, street lighting, trash pickup, and a volunteer fire department financed by chamber dues. A $10 family membership is framed as a small cost for community improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Czichos
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Wimberley
PEC
LCRA
February 3 26 Calendar Notes From Wimberley Clubs
Local club listings show meetings at The Dinner Bell, Chapel in the Hills, First Baptist Church, and other venues. Highlights include district hospitality for the District Governor, a judge’s talk on biblical Judges, a Fredicksburg High School Band dance, and Buck Winn presenting Building a Career at Holidays Hills Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimberley Lions Club
Women’s Guild of the
Chapel In the Hills
Fellowship Hall
Herrick Arnold
Womens Missionary Union
First Baptist Church
Hill Country Home Demonstration Club
M. A. Jones
Wimberley Chamber of Commerce
Wimberley School
Fredericksburg
Tom Rhodes
Wimberley Womans Club
H. W. Lennie
Nolan Strickler
Japan
FE. B. Polhemus
Jack Weisiger
Chapel-in-the-Hills
Parks Johnson
Milton Trainer
VFW
Mid Texas
WMU
Abraham Lincoln
Lions Club
Wimberley Home Demonstration Club
Curtis Vesy
Waco
Albert Schweitzer
MidTexas
Holidays Hills Lodge
Wimberley
Buck Winn
Turkey Johnson Bests David Crockett Walters
In a reminiscence by C. W. Wimberley the author recalls simpler times during a low mood era. He describes weekly pleasures from a small farm life including crops of black eyed peas stored in a storm house and a community of neighbors like Dave Crockett Walters adapting to rural work.
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Turkey
Johnson
David Crockett Walters
C. W. Wimberley
Dave Crockett Walters
Everett Ranch
Cedars
Crockett
Old Crockett