Bass O Ree Opens Canyon Tournament With Big Payout
The Capitol Bass Club hosts its fourth annual Bass O Ree on October 19 offering five thousand dollars to winners. The piece notes a lively lure of twenty prize spots, with a five dollar entry and local wagers on the outcome, while warning nonparticipants to avoid the crowded event. Margie and the author report a successful Friday fishing trip near Canyon, landing twenty bass weighing thirty six pounds.
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Carlo Morris
Autumn
Margie
Canyon
Capitol Bass Club
Tommy Haley
Pendletons Retire From Wimberley After 40 Years of Public Service
Horace and Lucy Pendleton introduced themselves to Wimberley in 1948 settling from Woodsboro Texas. They ran the Humble Service Station later sold land to Sam Lyle and created Hidden Valley Estates. After Arkansas years they returned to Texas buying and expanding businesses including a washateria. In 1969 they plan semi retirement in Hot Springs Arkansas and leave two dearest friends of Wimberley.
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Jimmy Pendleton
H. B. Pendleton
Wimberley
Texas
Pendletons
South
Woodsboro
Gil Wright
Spoke Hollow
Lennie Ranch
Hidden Valley Ranch
Sam Lyle
Hidden Valley Estates
Horace
Lucy
Arkansas
Jo Ann
Corky Pendleton
Marshall
Conway
Texas Hill Country
Dripping Springs
Sinclair
Continental Oil Company
Hot Springs
Pendleton
Marvin Lippe
Conoco
Eavesdrop Etymology From Anglo Saxon Roof Customs
The word eavesdrop originated from thatched roof design where extends of eaves kept rain from dripping near walls. People sheltering under the eaves could listen at doors or windows, and over time the term meant secretly overhearing conversations.
Weather When Two Englishmen Meet
Two Englishmen exchange weather talk as a lead in conversation. The line hints at social custom and familiar small talk used to break the ice in casual meetings.
Millers Wire on Cooking Ham Burgers and Window Cleaning Tips
Ready a skillet with warm butter and Worcestershire sauce to baste burgers for moisture and flavor. Keep it warm until serving. Use a regular sponge floor mop with a chamois to reach high windows and wash with a bucket of clean water for rinsing.
Common Sense and Grace Stop Gaps in Learning
A concise reflection contrasts grace and learning with the stubborn barrier of common sense, noting that generosity from the Lord or others cannot fill a lack of practical judgment. It frames common sense as essential and inherently personal.
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H. B. Pendletons
Mr. and
Mrs
Horace Pendleton
John Glass
James Tucker
Dripping Springs, Texas
Wimberley Galleries
Scu
Frank Dill
Travis Reese
Jimmy Walker
Linda Parker
Ralph White
Owen Daily
Gavesdrop
Samuel Johnson
Elson Shopping Center
San Marcos
Malcolm Scott
Tommy Laws
Holiday Hills Resort