Sleepy Hollow and Holiday Hills Offer Year Round Family Fun
Sleepy Hollow built in 1963 as a refuge for city folk now hosts visitors from multiple states and from Michigan for winter stays. Holiday Hills at Eagle Rock Ranch near Wimberley features a two mile Cypress Creek frontage, a 40 by 60 pool area, dining by Lucille O Hearn, a 800 seat meeting complex, and a calendar of camps, music programs, and family recreation.
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Sleepy Hollow
Fiveacres
Blanco River
Floyd
Eddie
Michigan
San Marcos
Rust
M.Y.F
Eagle Rock Ranch
Wimberley
Holiday Hills
Texas Police Association
Afl-Cio
Texas Classroom Teachers Association
Superior Sisters of Texas
Ad Infinitum
Cypress Creek
Lucille O’hearn
Walter Kidd
Friday Mountain
McCullough
Emerson Head
Carnegie Hall
Boston Symphony Hall
Norman Leyden
Jackie Gleason
Arthur Godfrey
Peter Lind Hays
Mary Healy
Frank Sinatra
Ezio Pinza
Mary Martin
Eddie Fisher
Mitch Miller
Glenn Miller
Music Department
University of Texas
Mt. Baldy
Dinner Bell Sought by Bournes in Wimberley Area
The Bournes plan a bell from a plantation era to mount on a tall pole and ring during gatherings. Red Bourne in Wimberley seeks a large old bell and asks anyone willing to part with it to get in touch.
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Bournes
Red Bourne
Wimberley
The Wimberley Mill Official Chamber Journal 1966
The Wimberley Mill publishes February 1966 edition as the official organ of the Wimberley Chamber of Commerce. It lists Adelia Scudder as editor Jim Garner as associate editor Mary Bibb as advertising manager and officers Jo Wahrmund president Jim Garner vice president and Jack Monnette treasurer.
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Wimberley
Adelia Scudder
Jim Garner
Mary Bibb
Chamber of Commerce
Jo Wahrmund
Jack Monnette
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Paine Cleaners
Guadalupe
Sinclar
Carson
National Building Centers
Pine
Wedi
Thompsons Pharmacy Prescription Laboratory
W. Hopkins
Texas
Hitchin Post
Village Square
Corral Open Air Theatre
Rocky River Ranch
Grist
Bibb