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Wimberley Mill

Location

Wimberley, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1976

Page

10

May Song Origins Reclaimed From Barnfield

Adelia Scudder explores the misattribution of the line In the merry month of May. She notes Richard Barnfield died 1570 and published Poems in Divers Humours in 1598. The columnist reveals the line’s true source and reflects on literary misperception.

Adelia Scudder Richard Barnfield William Shakespeare

Spring blooms and cultural events fill Wimberley in May

April showers brought 3000 varieties of wildflowers to the hills and fields of Texas. Wimberley hosts include Ellen Shultz Quillan and Mary Mott Wills authors of Texas flowers legends. Anne Ligon Garrison spoke at the Wimberley Womans club with watercolors shown by Edna Goodman. May brings Texas primary election and local crafts show for March of Dimes along Cypress Creek and Lions Field Market Day.

Lance Hills Ellen Shultz Quillan Mary Mott Wills Texas Wimberley Womans Club Anne Ligon Garrison Buchananham Texas Wild Edna Goodman W. Goodman Wimberley California Riolonito Suzanne Frede Nassa Priscilla Norma Mary Jane Gimnasium Wimberley Elementary School Cypress Creek Lions Field Woodcreek

Susie Inspires Through Decades Of Kindness And Skill

Corina Harris recalls Miss Susie’s influence on students and family in a tribute from Ruby Talley. Friends celebrate her intellect humor and humanity, noting her driving at 94 and hands on work building concrete steps. The piece honors a beloved teacher who shaped many lives.

Susie Gay Don Baby Gay Ruby Talley

Who Said This by Ernest Van den Haag

In his book Punishing Criminals Van den Haag argues crime has shifted from irrationals to professionals, parolees commit half of crimes, and harsher penalties deter when properly applied. He notes freedom from police but not from criminals and cites murder moving toward strangers.

Ernest van den Haag New York University van den Haag

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