Miss Susie Danforth remembered by Vernona Wagner
Vernona Wagner recalls Mrs. Susie Danforth known as Miss Susie, praising her humor, perseverance, poetry, painting, and faith. She notes Miss Susie’s varied deeds from digging a grease trap to operating a switchboard, driving a school bus, and teaching years ago, with fond anecdotes from former pupils and friends.
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Vernona Wagner
Susie Danforth
Susie
Ejton
God
Wimberley
Telephone Company
Miss Susie Danforth 100th Birthday Celebrated in Wimberley
Sunday May 9 1976 marks Miss Susie Danforth Day at Chapel-in-the-Hills with a 3 to 5 reception. The 100th birthday is celebrated with a committee planning for at least 350 guests and honors from Wimberley and Hays County. Lions Club decorates the square area with a Miss Susie Day placard as many clubs donate time and funds.
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Wimberley
Susie Danforth
Chapel
Hays County
Texas
Lions Club
Susie
The Cat Bite A Personal Resolve On Suffering
A cat bite on a hand prompts reflections on Christ’s crucifixion and enduring pain. The speaker, Susie Danforth, resolves not to complain of minor hurts after considering ancient Christians faced torture and death.
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Susie Danforth
May 1960s Club Events Calendar Shows Local Gatherings
Calendar lists Lions Club dinner May 4 and 18 at Bell 7:30 p.m. Chapel In The Hills Guild covered dish May 5 11:30. WMU First Baptist Church sessions May 5 12 19 26 at 9:30 a.m. Wimberley Night Barbecue May 6 at Woodcreek Library. No Chamber at School May 6. Hill Country Cancer Unit May 1 27 7:30 p.m. African Violet Club May 13 Twin Mountain Manor 2:30 p.m. Wimberley Woman's Club May 27 Bell 12:30 p.m. Reception May 16 for Mr Martin Luker and Dr Randy Rogers at Bob Gwynn home 1:00-5:00 p.m.
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Lions Club
The
Hills Guild
First Baptist Church
A.m
Wimberley
Woodcreek Library
No Chamber
Hill Country Cancer Unit
Baptist Church
African Violet Club
Twin Mountain Manor
Wimberley Woman's Club
Martin Luker
Randy Rogers
Bob Gwynn
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