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Photograph of a group of people seated at a "U" shaped table. Wimberley Neighbor's Day Celebration held March 9, 1946.

Photograph of cars and horses on a road. From San Marcos Record: "Wimberley Neighbor's Day Celebration opened with a bang Louis Hunnieutt, brandishing a six shooter 'held up' the car bring the Country Gentle party to the show." From March 15, 1946 issue.

Photograph of crowd getting food at the Wimberley Neighbor's Day Celebration held March 9, 1946. From San Marcos Record: "Below we see the crowd gathering for the barbeque that followed the rodeo. Identified in the picture are Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. Sites, Mr. Savage, Mrs. Ware." From March 15, 1946 issue.

Photograph of people and cars arriving at the Wimberley Neighbor's Day Celebration held March 9, 1946. From San Marcos Record: "Wimberley Neighbor's Day Celebration opened with a bang Louis Hunnieutt, brandishing a six shooter 'held up' the car bring the Country Gentle party to the show." From March 15, 1946 issue.

Photograph of people posing for camera on Wimberley Neighbor's Day Celebration held March 9, 1946.

Photograph of Wimberley Neighbor's Day Celebration held March 9, 1946.

Photograph of the rodeo held at the Carl Scudder Ranch as part of the Wimberley Neighbor's Day Celebration held March 9, 1946.

Photograph of the rodeo held at the Carl Scudder Ranch as part of the Wimberley Neighbor's Day Celebration held March 9, 1946.

Photograph of two young women on horseback on a road next to a line of cars. Photograph of Wimberley Neighbor's Day Celebration held March 9, 1946. From San Marcos Record: "Home folks showing off their visitors some fine livestock. In the picture, Left to right: Miss Laura Lane, Extension Editor. Mrs. Ren Dee, secretary Wimberley HD Club. Mr. J. W. Hall, president of the club. Arnold Nicholson. Miss Margaret Gelbach and Miss Sarah Bulette of the County Gentleman staff." From March 15, 1946 issue.

Photograph of Wimberley Neighbor's Day Celebration held March 9, 1946. From San Marcos Record: "Ranchmen carrying American and Texas flags lead the parade. Flag Bearers were Day McCuistion, Luis Hunnicutt and Arena Director Jack Gary." From March 15, 1946 issue.

Photograph of distinguished guests at the Wimberley Neighbor's Day Celebration held March 9, 1946.

Photograph of people posing for camera on Wimberley Neighbor's Day Celebration held March 9, 1946.

Photograph of photographers on Wimberley Neighbor's Day Celebration held March 9, 1946. From San Marcos Record: "At the right are Joe and Biaggio Pinto, ace photographers for the Country Gentlemen staff." From March 15, 1946 issue.

Photograph of Wimberley Neighbor's Day Celebration held March 9, 1946. From San Marcos Record: "Miss Mary Gresham, Home Demonstration Agent, responsible for bringing the group to the hill country, pauses between bites of barbeque to get her picture took." From March 15, 1946 issue.

Photograph of Wimberley Neighbor's Day Celebration held March 9, 1946. From San Marcos Record: "Fans at rodeo grounds on Scudder ranch." From March 15, 1946 issue.

Photograph of Wimberley Neighbor's Day Celebration held March 9, 1946. From San Marcos Record: "Distinguished guests boarding wagon to travel to rodeo grounds at the Carl Scudder Ranch." From March 15, 1946 issue.

Photograph of distinguished guests about to board wagon with horse and cars nearby. Wimberley Neighbor's Day Celebration held March 9, 1946. From San Marcos Record: "Distinguished guests boarding wagon to travel to rodeo grounds at the Carl Scudder Ranch." From March 15, 1946 issue.

Photograph of distinguished guests about to board wagon with horse and cars nearby. Wimberley Neighbors Day Celebration held March 9, 1946. From San Marcos Record: "Distinguished guests boarding wagon to travel to rodeo grounds at the Carl Scudder Ranch." From March 15, 1946 issue.

From San Marcos Record: Champion candy sellers for the Junior High School were Steve Johnson and Beverly Posey, who each sold 110 boxes of candy in a fund-raising drive by the student council. Steve and Beverley stand in front of the curtain which will be replaced by a new cyclo-rama curtain to be purchased with the candy profits. From the December 8, 1960, issue.

San Marcos Record: Happy football sweetheart of the Dripping Spring Tigers is Martha Collier, shown here being so limited by Hillery Cannon the left and Jimmy Shelton. Miss Collier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Collier of Driftwood, was presented at the annual football banquet of Dripping Springs High School. From the December 8, 1960, issue.