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Wimberley Mill

Location

Wimberley, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1968

Page

6

El Rancho Cima and Rim Rock Ranch Camp Highlights

El Rancho Cima hosts over 4000 scouts each summer at 2481 acre camp near Blanco River with a horsemanship program and trek options. Rim Rock Ranch closes August 3 after a first season drawing boys from San Marcos to Jacksonville and Palos Verdes, praised for food staff and Wimberley hospitality.

el Rancho Cima Sam Houston Area Sam Houston Area Council Houston Rim Rock Ranch San Marcos Jacksonville Florida Palos Verdes California R.B. Kerbow Boyd Tingle Wimberley Rim Rock

Holiday Hills Girls Camp Offers Summer Activities

Girls from Texas and nearby states attend Holiday Hills Girls Camp at Wimberley for a summer program. They participate daily in horsemanship, swimming, water ballet, canoeing, water skiing, sailing, riflery, tennis, archery, arts and crafts.

Texas Holiday Hills Wimberley

Family Memories From the Early Nineteen Hundreds Camp

A vignette of Uncle Jepp and Aunt Joe Henson on a hot summer morn with hound dogs and river fishing. The narrative shifts to Holiday Hills Girls Camp, detailing instructors, activities, cottages, ownership by C B Smith Sr, and tuition for four weeks at 350 dollars. Enrollment capped at 100 girls aged 7 to 15.

Uncle Jepp Joe Henson Joe Jepp Edmond Cullen Blanco Holiday Hills Camp C.B. Smith Walter Kidd Holiday Hills Friday Mountain Boys Driftwood

Hill Country Confederate Veterans reunion memories

The reader recalls enjoying history pieces on Hill Country Confederate Veterans and mentions saving them. They note their grandmother Mrs. J.T. Young moved to Texas from Mississippi in a covered wagon and attended the second reunion.

J.T. Young Texas Mississippi

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Edmond Connally Washington U. T Massachusetts Virginia Awvaress Allie General Wimberley, Texas Mill's Hays County Abstract Company Tex Stone Company Glenn Keith Ering Sales and Service Allen Motor Company HIWAY
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