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Newspaper
Wimberley Mill
Location
Wimberley, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1969
Page
2
The 1969 chamber leadership includes Raymond Czichos, Harold Bowen, Carol Knolk, Jack Monnette, and Dean Murr. The list signals standard annual officer appointments.
The Chamber of Commerce met at the schoolhouse on Thursday September 4 with a covered dish supper at 7:00 p m in the cafeteria and a program at 8:00 p m in the auditorium Harold Bowen as Program Chairman announced the lineup Mrs Bowen presented Hemisfair 1968 slides and films produced by the Bowens with narration and music the entertainment runs about 31 minutes
The August 30 Market Day near the Square featured a post afternoon auction marking the fourth and final event of summer 1969. Since its June 1966 start, the morning market has grown alongside the South Central Texas Horse Show Association shows and local rodeos. The next Market Day is set for June 6, 1970 from 8:00 a.m. onward.
The Wimberley Lions Club contributed to Mississippi hurricane victims through local donations and summer activities. Barbecue on July 5 and Market Day booths funded the relief, with plans to support other projects as arrangements are made. The club thanks the people of Wimberley for their generous support.
The Lions Club hosts a Ladies Night on Tuesday September 16 with a cocktail hour at seven, an eight o'clock program by Gary Job Corps singing corps under Jimmy Jones, and dinner at eight thirty.
Jim Garner resumes a column for the Wimberley Mill recounting his reluctance to leave, praising the August issue, noting the community’s charm, and recalling a summer encounter with a disturbing stranger that reminded him of how close help can be, with home as a guiding light.
The Women’s Guild of the Chapel in the Hills holds a bazaar and dinner at Rocky River Ranch on Saturday afternoon November 22 starting 2:00 p.m. Dinner is served 5:30 to 7:30.
The first moving picture theater in Pittsburgh began in 1905 under the name Nickelodeon. Admission was five cents, offering affordable access to early cinema.
A humorous note by Robert E Hardwicke catalogs common English homographs and near homophones that confuse learners. He lists over fifty pairs, illustrates misreadings, and jokes about spellings and pronunciation mistakes.
The September season is described with many names from different cultures. Pioneers called it the harvest month while Native Americans spoke of the moon of falling leaves. Leigh Hunt noted birds migrate and harvest concludes with cyder making and trees changing color.
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