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Newspaper
Wimberley Mill
Location
Wimberley, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1974
Page
6
The piece celebrates Spring with pink evening primrose and Englemann’s daisy blooming across the Coastal Plain near San Marcos. Birdlife, butterflies, fireflies, bees, hummingbirds, and fragrant vines fill days with color and scent while nature reconstructs plants and even a resident Virginia Creeper.
Bertha Cheatam reports Eastern Phoebes nesting outside her Blanco Road window with a ringside view. She also notes Vermilion Flycatchers returning in March. Helen Eisenhower observes Carolina Wrens nesting in a gutter with newly hatched babies, fearing rains may repeat last year’s flood damage. Wrens reportedly nested in Bobby’s jeans one year at the Burger Barn, then continued nesting all summer.
The Woodcreek Womens Golf Association formed April 1 1974 at Woodcreek Country Club holds Monday tee-offs at 8 30. The group invites new and returning players to the May 6 meeting at the pro shop with a luncheon at Woodcreek Lodge after play day. Pro Joe Reynolds offers a May 4 10 00 to 11 00 a m clinic for members plus six lessons at 18 dollars, with private lessons at 3 50 per hour by advance appointment.
The Jack C. Hays High School Rodeo Association sponsors its second annual rodeo on May 10 and 11 at the VFW Arena in Wimberley. Open to public school youth with notarized entry blanks and fees due by May 3, 1974. Nelson buckles awarded for first place in all around Cowboy and Cowgirl.
DiLynne's Fashions staged a style show in the Dinner Bell party room on Wednesday April 3. Eighty women attended with some turned away, promising another event. Sixteen models presented two costume changes under Ruth Lowery remarking. Food praised and attendees enjoyed the evening. Congratulations to Reba and Addie.
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