Wimberley Women Chosen For Beauty Contest Roles
Three entrants named by Wimberley civic groups prepare for a local beauty contest. Diane Pape, Linda Harris, and Darlene Saunders, all teens, were selected by the Chamber of Commerce, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Volunteer Firemen to represent the town and its organizations in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joof
Sui
Wimberley
Chamber of Commerce
Diane Pape
Howard Pape
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Linda Harris
Tim Harris
Darlene Saunders
Kyle High School
Diane
FFA
Kyle (Hays
SWTSC
San Marcos
Linda
Hays County
Wimberley youth remembered for school honors and community ties
Edna Speed recalls her Wimberley roots, 4-H and sports involvement, and ties to Hays County settlers. She notes living in Fort Worth sixty years this month and seeks genealogical leads to obtain a book on old time settlers, asking for publication contact guidance and recalling visits with Joe Cruze in the 1950s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyle High School
F.H.A
Darlene Saunders
Robert Saunders
Wimberley
Darlene
Wimberley School
Hays County
Kyle
Mages
Speeds
Edna Speed
Palestine
Texas
Fort Worth
Joe Cruze
Pioneer Town Summer Program and Entertainment Schedule
Pioneer Town offers six weekly nights of shows with the Silver Spoon Cafe in the Wimberley area serving meals 6 to 8 pm. Tuesday and Saturday 8 15 pm Dr A Skinem and his Medicine Show at Wagon Camp 75 cents adults 25 cents kids. Thursday 8 15 pm Rijuberti Players of Austin present melodrama The Road to Rock and Ruin at the Opera House admission by ticket. Daily trail rides available sign up at Pioneer Emporium. Phone 847 2517 for reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Town
Silver Spoon Cafe
Wimberley
Dr. A. Skinem
Opera House
Hill
Old Taylor
The
Rijuberti Players of
Austin
Rock and Ruin
Pioneer Emporium
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Scudder
Girl Scouts
Kingsville
Mrs. Robinson
Little Arkansas
Hemisfare
Jeanie Schonefeld
Linda Tealy
Girl Scouts of
Dianne Pape
Dallas
Holford - Optician Medical and Dental Center
West Ave
Guadalupe St. San Marcos, Tex
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