Community support groups and meetings announced in digest
Digest lists gatherings for health and wellness including Hill Country Route Breeders Meetings on the last Friday of each month at 7 30 p m in Blanco School cafeteria, Dialogue support group on the first Tuesday at American Cancer Society Offices, Caregiver Support Group first Monday at Senior Citizens Center, Clean Air AA in Wimberley near Oak Center, Better Breathers Club monthly third Thursday with weather caveat, all with contact numbers and locations for more details.
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Blanco
Eleventh Street
Gail Deats
American Cancer Society
Dialogue Dialogue
Ridgepoint Drive
Caregivers
Senior Citizens Center
Lifeway Home Health
Clean Air Group of
Alcoholics Anonymous
Wimberley
Wimberley Presbyterian Church
Country Boys Grocery
Oak Center
Better Breathers Club
Ctmc Cardiopulmonary Services
Karen Morris
Tongue Power in James It Controls a Ship and a Horse
Bible Bits reflects on James 3 comparing the tongue to a ship rudder a horse bit and a small fire warning that a tongue can bless God yet curse people and that bridling the tongue is essential to genuine religion. It asks how to master this steering tool of speech.
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Joann Loughlin
James
Lioness Club selects new officers for 1993 94 year
Wimberley Lioness Club appoints Alma Springer as President Harriet Ballinger as Vice President Kaye Cook as Secretary Lucille Caffey as Treasurer and Pat Kirkpatrick as Tail Twister for 1993 94. Meetings are the second Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Activity Center. District Governor Bill Daniels will speak at the September 14 meeting. Visitors welcome.
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Wimberley Lioness Club
Alma Springer
Harriet Ballinger
Kaye Cook
Lucille Caffey
Pat Kirkpatrick
Lionesses
Senior Citizens Activity Center
Bill Daniels
Mary Elizabeth Calaway dies at 68 in Wimberley
Mary Elizabeth Calaway aged 68 died September 2, 1993. Born September 20, 1924, she had graveside services September 4 at Wimberley Cemetery officiated by Rev. J. B. Young. Survived by husband Joe Calaway, sons James Kevin and Jeffrey Clyde Calaway, daughter Melissa Flood, sisters Cleo Fullingham and Eva Norris, brother Ivan Ballenger, and four grandchildren. Thomason Funeral Home arranged cremain services.
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Mary Elizabeth Calaway
Wimberley Cemetery
Rev
J. B. Young
Joe Calaway
James Kevin Calaway
Jeffrey Clyde Calaway
Wimberley
Melissa Flood
Oakhill
Cleo Fulligham
Copperas Cove
Eva Norris
Ivan Ballenger
Hobbs
New Mexico
Thomason Funeral Home
Obituary notices for Mabel Kirkgard and Horace Bass
Mabel Kirkgard of Houston died September 4 1993. Survived by husband William T. Kirkgard, four children Kathleen Gillock June Payne Bill and Robert Kirkyard eleven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Faithful Christian and devoted mother. Her friends in Wimberley remember her kindness. Horace D Bass 85 of San Marcos died September 7 1993 at Deer Creek Nursing Center Wimberley. Graveside service September 9 San Marcos Cemetery. Survived by son Dave Bass and wife Jan Bass. Memorials to American Cancer Society. Pennington Funeral Home in charge.
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Mabel Kirkgard
Houston
William T. Kirkgard
Mabel
Kathleen Gillock
Wimberley
June Payne
Bill
Robert Kirkyard
Horace D. Bass
San Marcos
Deer Creek
Bill Henderson
Horace Daves Bass
Charles T
Mellie Harper Bass
Bass and Smith Insurance Company
Dave and
Jan Bass
Ruby Dean Bass
Diana Dean Bass
William G
Charles H. Bass
Alice B. Cliett
Corrine B. Bruce
Mellie B. Williams
Aline B. Slimmer
American Cancer Society
Pennington Funeral Home
Gerald A Hinnenkamp obituary details busy career
Gerald Anthony Hinnenkamp born November 27 1946 in Denver Colorado son of Fred A and Mary Alma Jackson Hinnenkamp. He moved to Lockhart at age thirteen graduated from Lockhart High School played football then earned a BA from Southwest Texas State University in 1970. He worked in family business in San Marcos later ran Hinnenkamp Century 21 in San Marcos and Wimberley. Active in the Confederate Air Force and First Airborne Division he earned a Masters in Business Management. At death he was a Certified Industrial Developer with the City of Brownfield. Survived by father Fred A Hinnenkamp of Lockhart son Brandon Hinnenkamp of Wimberley daughter Jenifer Hinnenkamp of Austin brothers Mark D John F and Mike Hinnenkamp. Rosary September 7 at McCurdy in Lockhart. funeral September 8 at St. Marys Catholic Church Lockhart.
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Gerald Anthony Hinnenkamp
Denver
Colorado
Fred A
Mary Alma Jackson Hinnenkamp
Jery
Lockhart
Lockhart High School
Southwest Texas State University
San Marcos
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NASA Johnson Space Center
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Gulf Greyhound
Airport
Linda Allen
Oodcreek’s
Waterhole
Blaze
Joyce
Micheck
Woodcreek Resort
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Old Kyle Road
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
George Tzanakas
Ranch Road
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the Christian Church
George Simms
Cuurci
Christ
Church of Christ
Church of Christ, Scientist
First Church of Christ, Scientist
West Hutchinson Street
Christian Science Society
Wimberley Square
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Suncrest
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
G. M. Mac Keeble
Kyle Road
Fat Gospel
Living Water Church
First Christian Church
Trinity Chapel
Full Gospel
Green Acres Road
Chapel In the Hills
Milam Brantley
Ves
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Spoke Hill Drive
Deborah Conrad
Methodist
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Jay Fletcher Pool
Corner
Conway T. Wharton Jr
Unity Church
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