Grist for the Mill by Adelia Scudder
The column reflects on American founding ideals and how they resonate in Wimberley. It notes 1975 as a banner year with new construction and broad employment, praising community involvement and urging renewed civic knowledge through schools churches libraries homes and TV.
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Adelia Scudder
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
Benjamin Franklin
Roger Sherman
Robert R. Livingston
Capitol
Mall
Washington Monument
Washington
District of Columbia
Atlantic Ocean
Journal of Congress
Congressional Record
Wimberley
Civil Service
Chamber of Commerce
Cedarcutters Celebrated in Wimberley Folklore Notes
Hazel Green notes by C Wimberley on Cedar Cutters and related Cedar Choppers and Cedar Whackers. Community events on the Square feature 130 booths, Lions Club hosting, Chamber of Commerce maps and brochures, and a 1975 pre Christmas shopping day drawing thousands. Volunteers keep Millhands projects alive. archeology digs begin along Blanco River and Cypress Creek.
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Abernethy
Texas
Wimberley Lions Club
Lion Jay Wahrmund
Wimberley
Shorrow
Wimberley Mill
Blanco River
Cypress Creek
Radio Meeting Promotes Cordial CB Get-Together
Seven county CB get-together at Blanco School Cafeteria on Saturday January 10th at 7 00 p m aims to prevent rip-offs and explore a Radio Communications Club for emergency aid. Other club notices include Wimberley groups and church WMA gathering in January.
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C.B
Blanco
Wimberley Home Demonstration Club
Lions Club
Wimberley African Violet Club
Twin Mountain Manor
Lee Owen
Wimberley Womens Club
Woodcreek
Chapelin
the Hills Women’s Guild
First Baptist Church
W.M.A
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C.W. Wimberley
Texas Folklore
C.W. “Cedarwhacker” Wimberley
Hazel Green
Nature
Texas Folklore Society
Francis E. Abernethy
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