The Wimberley Mill Chamber of Commerce Bulletin
The Wimberley Mill, published February 26 1966, serves as the official organ of the Wimberley Chamber of Commerce. It lists staff Adelia Scudder editor Jim Garner associate editor and Mary Bibb advertising manager. 1966 officers include Jo Wahrmund president Jim Garner vice president Jack Monnette treasurer and Claire Hamby secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimberley
Adelia Scudder
Jim Garner
Mary Bibb
Chamber of Commerce
Jo Wahrmund
Jack Monnette
Claire Hamby
Twin Mountain Manor housing project approved in Texas
Twin Mountain Manor a non profit 22 unit senior housing project in Wimberley Texas received a 3 percent interest 50 year FHA loan approved by state director L J Coppelman and funded by Farmers Home Administration. The plan includes three buildings with ten two bedroom and twelve one bedroom apartments with an administration building and social spaces. Groundbreaking expected within 30 days with completion hoped by October 1 1966.
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Twin Mountain Manor
Cliffside Addition
John Dobie
R. Lange
Farmers Home Administration
L. J. Coppelman
Texas
J. J. Pickle
Wimberley
J.B. Young
C. R. Monnette
Nolan Cloud D.L. Stevenson
Carl Brinkley
First Baptist Church
John Lynn
San Marcos Chamber Plans May 17 Soil Conservation Tour
The San Marcos Chamber of Commerce announces the annual Soil Conservation tour on May 17 visiting four farms with a noon lunch at Green Valley Farms. Tickets cost 1.75 dollars from local offices and merchants, with a 9 a.m. gathering at the courthouse square and 9:30 a.m. departure. Prizes come from King Feed Co. and others, with drinks sponsored by San Marcos Coca Cola and Hillburn's Pharmacy.
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San Marcos
Buda
Courthouse Square
Southwest
Texas State College
Willie Henk
Ross King
Bob Cooper
Green Valley Farm
Citizens State Bank
Green Valley Farms
King Feed Co
Wood Brothers
Gregg’s
Enco
Western Auto
San Marcos Coca Cola Co
Hillburn
Pharmacy
Montague Opens New Montague’s Shop in West Wing
Artie Montague, a third generation Wimberley native, has moved her Montague's Shop to the west wing of the Wimberley Art Galleries after previous relocations. She returns with new stock and a story of resilience spanning San Marcos, San Antonio, and multiple storefronts in Wimberley.
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Artie Montague
Montague
Wimberley
Artie Cowan Montague
Ranchhouse Cafe
Jerry Montague
the Square
Jerry Ray
Parks Johnson
Catacornered
Harris
Artie
Wimberley Art Galleries
Advertising Rates and Circulation for the Wimberley Mill
The Wimberley Mill offers display ads at 1.30 per column inch per monthly issue with one month free on a five month contract, halftone pictures 1.00 extra, and a 10 percent discount for twenty inches or more per month. Classified Want ads cost 10 cents per word with a 1.00 minimum. Free mailings reach box holders in Wimberley, Dripping Springs, Driftwood, plus 1000 Wimberley merchant clients elsewhere, with free placements in San Marcos, Kyle, and New Braunfels. Inquiries to Mary Bibb, Adv. Mgr., Box 145, Wimberley.
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Wimberley Mill
Wimberley
Dripping Springs
Driftwood
San Marcos Kyle
New Braunfels
Mary Bibb
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Byron Tunnell
Lady Macbeth
Max Smith
Hays County
D. Pol
Blanco River
Cypress Creek
Hills
Lone Man
Smith
Wilson Creeks
Mose Smith
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