Scudder Primary Fall Festival and Community Notices
Digest items announce Scudder Primary Fall Festival on October 31 from 6 to 9 p.m. with games, moon walk, petting zoo, and more, weather permitting. Hill Country Recreation Association meets October 24 at Texan Stadium. Bowen PTO spaghetti supper November 3 with pre sale Oct 19–30. reception for Bernadine Fox October 31 in Wimberley. Bridges to the Future workshop on October 27 at NationsBank San Marcos. panel on election law and campaign ethics details and contacts.
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Wimberley Fire Department
Hill Country Recreation Association
Texan Stadium
Bowen
Bowen Pto
Monnday
Wil
Texas
Nationsbank
East Hopkins Street
San Marcos
Mary Borm
Joe Gonzales
Hurricane Andrew victims seek refuge in Wimberley
Marci Anderson and her two young daughters found shelter at the Olson home in Wimberley after fleeing South Florida as Hurricane Andrew approached. Anderson wrote a 12 page letter recounting the ordeal and recalled the 145 mph winds that battered a friend’s home in West Kendall.
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Kenneth
Marci Anderson
South
Florida
Marci
Philip
Ceil Olson
Wimberley
America
Maeson
Lauren
Marcie
Anderson
Wendy
Coast Guard
Miami
Orlando
West Kendall
Prasifka to Recite Top Poem at River Celebration
Jarrad Prasifka won first in a poetry contest sponsored by the Wimberley Institute of Cultures. He will recite Settlement by a River at the River Celebration Sunday at 5 p.m. on the banks of the Blanco River near 7-A Ranch in Wimberley. He lives with his father, David Prasifka.
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Jarrad Prasifka
Wimberley Institute of Cultures
Jarrad
WIC
Blanco River
Wimberley
David Prasifka
Cheatham ends decade of service at First Baptist Wimberley
Dr. Richard Cheatham will retire as Senior Pastor of First Baptist Church Wimberley on Sunday October 25 after almost ten years leading the church. Under his tenure membership grew from 474 to 901 with 365 new baptisms. A reception honoring Dr and Mrs Cheatham will be held at 7:00 p.m. at the church. He will remain Dean of Fine Arts and Communication at Southwest Texas State University and continue to reside in Wimberley.
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Bernadine Fox
Billings
Montana
Don and Betty Bachman
Summit Dr
Wimberley
Texas
Bernadine
Moscow
Maui
Greece
Mexico
Yellowstone
Richard Cheatham
First Baptist Church
First Baptist
Cheatham
Dr. Cheatham
Southwest Texas State University
Chapel in the Hills Names New Pastor Milam Brantley
The Rev Milam Brantley assumed duties as pastor at Chapel in the Hills. He led his first service last Sunday and brings 17 1/2 years at First Presbyterian Church of San Benito. He and his wife Lucie have one son Milam Jr who attends Baylor Medical School. Brantley seeks a worshipful fellowship for retirees and an inviting atmosphere for youth while maintaining community ties to Wimberley.
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Milam Brantley
Chapel In the Hills
Brantley
LaPryor
First Presbyterian Church
San Benito
Lucie
Milam Jr
Baylor Medical School
Houston
Wimberley
Harold
Evelyn Brantley
Hillaceous bike race draws about 500 riders
The 13th annual Hillaceous bike race attracted a field of approximately 500 riders last Saturday. Wimberley Chamber of Commerce officials seek nominations for the Wimberley 1992 Volunteer of the Year. Plans for the 4th annual World Stone Skipping Tournament proceed at Woodcreek Resort today.
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Wimberley View
Wimberley Chamber of Commerce
Wimberley
Woodcreek Resort
Wyatt named director of Theater Association
Gary Wyatt, a drama instructor at Wimberley Secondary School, has been elected State Director of the Educational Theatre Association. ETA promotes theater in schools and its Lone Star Theatre program has won regional and state competitions. His term runs from 1993 to 1996.
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Wimberley
Gary Wyatt
Educational Theatre Association
ETA
Wyatt
Wimberley Secondary School
Lone _ Star Theatre
Tions
Texas
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