Digest of local notices and events for February
Digest from Page 2 lists a covered dish luncheon hosted by Mavis Woolsey Joan Meston Lorraine Cummins and Margaret Haisley with bring your favorite dish. Butter and cheese distribution under the Butter and Cheese program at Twin Mountain Manor February 16 with both morning and afternoon slots. Knights of Columbus Fish Fry at St Marys Hall February 27 with dine in and take out, tickets from Knights or near Country Boy's on specified Fridays and Saturdays. Winter Preservation Outing features a San Marcos Wimberley bus tour February 17 with multiple historic site stops, $34 includes meals and tours. reservations via Heritage Association of San Marcos. Caregiver Support Group meets first Monday each month 4 30 to 5 30 at Senior Citizens Center sponsored by Lifeway Home Health. 1993 Little League signups announced for February 13 Bowen Gym plus volunteer info for HCRA program. Community Chorus rehearsals start February 1 membership open through February 1 call Mary Guemple. Reiki Sharing note indicates more on DIGEST page 6.
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Mavis Woolsey
Joan Meston
Lorraine Cummins
Margaret Haisley
Twin Mountain Manor
Knights of Columbus
St. Mary’s Hall
Country Boy's
San Marcos
Charles S. Cook House Museum
C.M. Allen Parkway
Langston House
Heritage Association of
Jack Stovall
Timbercrest
Reed Parr
Julie Harrison
Caregivers Support Group
Senior Citizens Center
Lifeway Home Health
HCRA
Bowen Gym
Wimberley Community Chorus
Parks Johnson
Chapel In the Hills
Mary Guemple
Alice Fore Dies at 108 in Wimberley
Alice May Fore, age 108, longtime Wimberley resident and Gilmar native, died Wednesday. Born 1884 as the third of eleven children, she became Gilmar’s first telephone operator, married Milton Fore in 1904, and cherished a sewing machine given by her father. Funeral services were held at First Baptist Church with burial in Hollywood Cemetery. She is survived by two sons, a daughter-in-law, five grandchildren, six great-grandchildren, and eight great-great-grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimberley
Alice May Fore
Fore
Gilmar
Milton Fore
Baytown
Alice Fore
First Baptist Church
Steve Johnson
Hollywood Cemetery
Houston
Charles Fore
William A. Fore
Seguin
Bobbie Fore
Thomason Funeral Home
Wimberley Texans top Comfort 75 67 in district clash
The Wimberley High School boys basketball team defeated rival Comfort 75 67 to take sole possession of first place in the district. Brad Sargent led with 22 points, Matt Polhemus added 16, with four late free throws. Kirk Franzen impressed off the bench as coach Bill Crisp praised the squad's defense and unity. The Texans stand 6 1 in district play and eye postseason advancement.
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Wimberley High School
Comfort
Texans
Bill Crisp
Brad Sargent
Matt Polhemus
Sargent
Polhemus
Crisp
Kirk Franzen
Central Texas
Kyle Cooper
Jason White
Wimberley
Junction
Readers Theatre Showcase doubles down on suspense
The Artistic Repertory Theatre and San Marcos Public Library present a suspense double feature as part of the Readers Theatre Showcase. The Hitch Hiker and Sorry, Wrong Number join a monthly series that recreates modern theatrical classics without costumes or sets, for free audiences.
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Artistic Repertory Theatre
A.R.T
Texas
San Marcos
Brooklyn
California
Agnes Moorehead
Tangram
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Wimberley Texans
Ryan Wilkes
Blanco
Jason Hodge
Rival Comfort
Louie Bond
Reader's Theatre
Rob Faubion
Faubion
Wim
Southern Trust Associates
Austin
THE
Wimberley Pharmacy
Wimberley North
Russell Steve
Bob
Elaine
Wimberley Chamber of Commerce
Wimberley Overnight Association
Cypress Creek Cafe
Wimberley Mo
Hobbby
Nancy Boedeker
Bob Fowler
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Hobby Lobby
Jo Ellen Saunders
Ted Covington
Kyle Gerdes
Buck Winn
Nell Morgan
Association
Nell
Margaret Graham
VFW
Tennessee Williams
Opera House
Ceil Olson
7A Ranch
Chamber of Commerce
Scott Broderick
Chamber
Austin Stitchery Guild
Wimberley Satellite
Oohn Perry
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