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Wimberley Mill

Location

Wimberley, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1968

Page

11

FISH STORIES Farewell Braunig and trip to Pt Isabel for fishing

The writer recalls annual summer fishing at Braunig and plans a return to Pt Isabel from August 17 to September 1 for redfish hog jaw trout and flounder. They describe a family trip with young visitors David Martin Redge Westbrook and Charles Klauber plus a note on Beulah storm damage and local spots.

Braunig Isabel el Presidente Grace Meredith Brute Pt. Isabel Beulah Doe Skin Pass Windy City David Martin Wimberley Joe D. Beasley David Redge Westbrook Lubbosk Austin Charles Klauber Weimer Joe

End of Camp Ben McCulloch Passes to Sons of Confederate Veterans

The article traces the transfer of Camp Ben McCulloch from the United Confederate Veterans to Camp Jennie Burleson Sons of Confederate Veterans on September 3 1938 and details subsequent leases, restructurings, and the decline of living members culminating in the camp’s turn over to the grandsons of Confederate veterans by 1963.

Sons of the Veterans Business Committee Eli Hill J.S. Cruze W.S. McLendon W.S. Gregg Fb, Hall G.H. Wilson E.H. Dement J.R. Wilhelm Ben McCulloch United Confederate Veterans Jennie Burleson Sons of Confederate Veterans Burl Nash Hays County Augustine de Zavalla Horace H. Shelton Sr Horace H. Shelton Horace Shelton Joe Cruze S.P. Breed E.T. Mading

A Ballad Continued From Page Nine

A creek side scene at night with frogs and crickets sounds like a gentle poem. The verses speak of pathways home and kind hosts inspiring a longing for a return to the Hill Country and future visits.

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