Autumn Scenes and Holiday Happenings in Wimberley
The Grist column highlights Blanco Hills color, Wimberley Square markets, antique and gift shops, and festive decorations. It notes Christmas trees on Hillsedge Road, ornaments by the Wimberley Women’s Club, and Santa Clauses on the community tree. Thanksgiving and Texas A&M classic in Austin are mentioned, with local editor Jim Garner and a tribute to George Lacy’s Capitol granite donors. It also features 92 1/2 year old writer Susie Brooks Danforth and hunters Lynn and Leslie Ezell with deer shows.
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Blanco Hills
Hillsedge Road
Wimberley Square
Rose
Bill Byers
Houston
Wimberly
Horth
Virinaia
Wimberley Womans Club
Chamber of Commerce
Santa Claus
Wimberley
Texas University
A&m University
Austin
Memorial Stadium
Wimberley Mill
Jim Garner
Texas Capitol
Texas Legislature
Texas Highway Department
George
SWSTC
Wimberley Womans Club Luncheon at Holiday Hills Ranch
The Wimberley Woman's Club meets Saturday at 12:30 for a luncheon in the Lodge dining room at Holiday Hills Ranch. The guest speaker is announced.
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Wimberley Womans Club
Holiday Hills Ranch
Clothes Barrel Supported by Wimberley Women’s Guild
A Clothes Barrel for all ages and kinds is hosted by the Women’s Guild of the Chapel in the Hills with Mrs. Jack Payne chairing. The barrel is at Town Hall or the Wimberley Chamber of Commerce office, staffed four days weekly by secretary Dean Murr with hours 9 to 10 am and 2 to 4 pm.
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Women’s Guild of the
Chapel-in-the-Hills
Jack Payne
Wimberley
Deer Season Opens With Abundant Bucks and Big Horns
Deer season began with plentiful shooting and many nice bucks brought in. The writer noted larger horns and heavier deer than recent years, mentioning a ninety pounder and Eddie Gumbert's one hundred six pounder with large horns. Tales of missing big ones were common as hunters recounted early day misses.
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Jersey
Eddie Gumbert
Veterans group posts and deer tale from Texas meeting
VFW Post 6441 in Texas hosted VFW District Commander Mark Bremer on November 12 with Post commander Frank Carter reporting on community services including 4th of July rodeos and 4H horse shows. A farmer recounts a close deer hunt near Hays County, describing a tense chase and multiple shots before the deer escaped.
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Mark Bremer
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United States Department of Texas
Oldham-Cummings
VFW Hall
Frank Carter
VFW
Wimberley
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By Adelia Scudder
Lynn
Leslie Ezell
Leslie
Charles Ezell
Mr. McCuistion
C.W. Wimberley
R,l
Eden
Texas
Elsa Rosborough
Altar Society
Saint Mary’s Church
Womens Guild of the
Chapel-of the-Hills
Celeste Ewing
Jo Wahrmund
J. Suba
Roy Avey
V.F.W
By Bob Mauldin
Morris
Hays County