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Wimberley Mill

Location

Wimberley, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1968

Page

5

Wimberley Woman's Club Meets for October Luncheon

The Wimberley Woman's Club held its fall luncheon on Thursday October 24 at Holiday Hills. Mrs. C. E. Berkman introduced Austin attorney H Grady Chandler who spoke on Early Politics in Texas. New officers named include Mrs Fred Johnson president and several vice presidents while new members and guests were welcomed.

Wimberley Woman’s Club Holiday Hills C. E. Berkman H. Grady Chandler Austin Texas Fred Johnson R. B. Meredith Herbert Lennie Celeste Ewing A, Ellinghausen H, D Ab«shier John F, Hook Paul Stevens R, Roco B, Rainey Paul D, Torrey Polhemus Endicott

The Wimberley mill and the legend of Jack Hays

A condensed tale recounts Jack Hays the first boss of the Texas Rangers, his bold frontier exploits, service with General Taylor, mapping the San Antonio to Chihuahua route, and his later wealth from California gold. It ends by praising Hays County’s namesake and legacy.

Hays County Jack Hays Texas Mississippi San Jacinto Houston Texas Rangers Buffalo Bayou Andrew Jackson Russell Davis Hays United States Army Mexico Rio Grande Taylor Monterrey United States San Antonio Chihuahua California

Laneside Bowling Tale Highlights Local Leagues

Sunset Lanes hosts the Wednesday Women's League with the G A Schulle and Rocky River Ranch teams fighting for last place while Broken Arrow from Wimberley stands in the top four and 815 pins for a team game. Ginger Pennington posts a 161 average and Sandra Bateman a 152. Ed Shand of 1st National Bank won last year’s City Tournament in his beginner year. Fisher's Store hosts smiling bowlers and family teams as a lively scene persists.

Sunset Bowling Lanes G.A. Schulle Rocky River Ranch Broken Arrow Wimberley Ginger Pennington Rocky River Sandra Bateman Sunset Lanes Ed Shand 1St National Bank Fisher’s Fisher

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