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Wimberley Mill

Location

Wimberley, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1970

Page

7

Windmill Schmidt and the skunk Kitty tale

Windmill Schmidt, a talker from old Kendalia days, moves near Dendalia to farm and band. He befriends a nocturnal skunk named Kitty and works hard by day, plays tuba by night, until a humorous mishap with his suit buried in dirt alters his memories of that summer.

Windmill Schmidt Windmill Dendalia Kitty Kendalia

Reunion recollection on Driftwood as Confederate site

A reminiscence by C W Wimberley questions why Driftwood was chosen for a Confederate reunion ground. The piece muses that uniting Civil War veterans from both sides on one speaker’s rostrum would spark strong reactions and cites local social bonds and Woodmen of the World as context.

Driftwood Woodmen of the World

Driftwood Heritage book to go on sale July 18 1970

Driftwood Ladies Aid Society will release Driftwood Heritage edited by Minnie Lea Rogers. The hard bound volume runs about 224 pages with photos and covers 1835 to 1970 135 years of Driftwood area history. Open house and sale July 18 at Driftwood Community Center with sales at Camp Ben McCulloch the following week and also at Driftwood store Salt Lick Barbecue and Mrs Rogers home while supplies last.

Driftwood Driftwood Ladies Aid Society Minnie Lea Rogers Texas William Barrett Travis Old Hays City Driftwood Community Center Camp Ben McCulloch Salt Lick

For Which It Stands by Woodrow Wilson 1915

A concise assertion that the flag embodies history and the lived experiences of a great people. Wilson argues the flag represents not sentiment but the collective experiences of those who created and live under it.

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