Wimberley Lions Club 5th Anniversary Charity Efforts Shown
The Wimberley Lions Club marks five years of service since its 1969 charter. Members grew from 25 to 55 and funded community needs in sight and hearing conservation, education, health and social services. Notable gifts include 1000 from the Duprees and 500 from the Johnsons.
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Lions
Wimberley Lions Club
San Marcos
Jn Wahrmund
Lions van Haley
Homer Britt Burns
Paul L. Stevens
Jack Oldham
Lion Floyd D. Smith
Farrell Badger Sr
Farrell Badger Jr
Clyde J. Calaway
John E. Devenport
Chester Franklin
Clarence Gold
van Haley
Fred W. Johnson Sr
Milam A. Jones
Louis L. Lowery
G.R. Maddox
Robert L. Mauldin
R.b.meredith
Charles Oldham
Jack A. Oldham
Horace B. Pendelton
Clyde E. Roco
W.R. Roco
Clive E. Savage
Floyd D. Smith
Nolan D. Strickler
Jo Wahrmund
Gilbert Wright
Orien
Ted
Wimberley
Light House of the Blind
Lion Field
Lion Ia Wahrmund
Lions Field
Friends of
Lionism
Reece Dupree
Pierce Johnson
Lions Texas Cripple Children
Kerrville
Morrison & Morrison Realty Firm Spotlight in Hill Country
The Texas real estate firm Morrison & Morrison, founded in 1920 by Charles R. Morrison Sr., now led by Charles R. Morrison Jr., operates in the Hill Country with expertise in real estate consultation planning finance and development. It emphasizes ethical conduct professional competence community betterment and active involvement with Realtor groups and the Wimberley Chamber of Commerce. The office sits on the square inviting visits.
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Morrison & Morrison, Inc
Charles R. Morrison
Texas Gulf Coast
Charles R. Morrison, Jr
Hill Country
Wimberley
Morrison & Morrison
National Association of Realtors
National Institute of Real Estate Brokers
Society of Industrial Realtors
Texas Association of Realtors
San Marcos Area
Wimberley Elementary Enrollments Climb Despite Budget Pressures
Wimberley Elementary reports growth from about 100 students ten years ago to 184 now with 165 in September and 179 during nine weeks, while grades expanded to K through 6. The staff includes a principal, nine teachers, a full time special education and Title I staff, plus a custodian and lunchroom helper. The largest class is 4th grade with 32 students, and the budget has risen to about 76,000 with rising costs such as paper from 68 cents to 1.34.
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Wimberley Elementary
Florida
California
Austin
Houston
Kindergarden
CTU
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