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From San Marcos Record: Mrs. Beryl Davis, president of the local Women's Bowling Association, presented trophies to top bowlers of the Bantam League at Sunset Lanes last Saturday. They are left to right: Sandra Verna, high girl's game. Frances Mitchell, high girl's series, Cheryl Tickle, representing the champion team. Armando Contreras, high boy's game. and Mark Brasher, championship team. Others on the team not pictured are Jo Ellen Thomson and Billy Estes.

From San Marcos Record: Mrs. Beryl Davis, president of the local Women's Bowling Association, presented trophies to top bowlers of the Bantam League at Sunset Lanes last Saturday. They are left to right: Sandra Verna, high girl's game. Frances Mitchell, high girl's series, Cheryl Tickle, representing the champion team. Armando Contreras, high boy's game. and Mark Brasher, championship team. Others on the team not pictured are Jo Ellen Thomson and Billy Estes.

From San Marcos Record: Members of Senior Girl Scout Troop 9 are preforming one of their monthly stints at the Hays County memorial Hospital spreading cheer and doing small tasks for the patients. Pictured are Bertha Henderson, Peggy Rietz, Nancy Stanford, Bettye Joyce Reddell, Nawona Gary, and Albadelana Gary with Mrs. John Reed. The girls regularly to make tray decorations, write letters or run errands for the patient's comfort.

From San Marcos Record: Mariner Troop No. 10 tries its skill at canoeing, one of the basic requirements toward becoming a real mariner. This is another of the branches of the Senior Scout Program and is under the guidance of Miss Idella Mae Fidler and Dr. Jean Smith. Enjoying the oarsmanship are Patsy McBride, Eveline Conrads, Susan Christman, Lucinda Conrads and Becky Davis.

From San Marocs Record: Girl Scout patrol Leaders of Troop No. 9 are accepting the gift of a new 50-star flag from Mrs. Horace Crumley are Barbara Sutton, Carolyn Beauford, Judy Little, and Carol Magee. The flag is a gift presented to Troop 9 by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary of Post 3413 Maurice T. Suttles.

From San Marcos Record: Members of Senior Girl Scout Troop 9 are preforming one of their monthly stints at the Hays County memorial Hospital spreading cheer and doing small tasks for the patients. Pictured are Bertha Henderson, Peggy Rietz, Nancy Stanford, Bettye Joyce Reddell, Nawona Gary, and Albadelana Gary with Mrs. John Reed. The girls regularly to make tray decorations, write letters or run errands for the patient's comfort.

From San Marcos Record: Information on cancer will go into area libraries as a result of a meeting held Monday in the City Library. Here Dr. Rugel Sowell, Jr. hands out packets of information to Miss Mary Dodgen, Dr. George Wentz, Earnest Jackson and Miss Ruth Thomas (left to right).

From San Marcos Record: Information on cancer will go into area libraries as a result of a meeting held Monday in the City Library. Here Dr. Rugel Sowell, Jr. hands out packets of information to Miss Mary Dodgen, Dr. George Wentz, Earnest Jackson and Miss Ruth Thomas (left to right).

Content Warning: Blackface. From San Marcos Record: Seventh and eighth grade choruses get in their licks at dress rehearsal before the big two performances of the big Minstrel scheduled this Friday and Saturday in the Junior High auditorium at 7:30 pm. Old minstrel songs, gags, skits and hoopla will go into the hour-long program with admission only 25 cents for everyone. The group is under the direction of R.H. Miller.

Content Warning: Blackface. From San Marcos Record: Seventh and eighth grade choruses get in their licks at dress rehearsal before the big two performances of the big Minstrel scheduled this Friday and Saturday in the Junior High auditorium at 7:30 pm. Old minstrel songs, gags, skits and hoopla will go into the hour-long program with admission only 25 cents for everyone. The group is under the direction of R.H. Miller.

Content Warning: Blackface. From San Marcos Record: Minstrel men of the seventh and eighth grade choruses get in their licks at dress rehearsal before the big two performances of the big Minstrel scheduled this Friday and Saturday in the Junior High auditorium at 7:30 pm. Old minstrel songs, gags, skits and hoopla will go into the hour-long program with admission only 25 cents for everyone. The group is under the direction of R.H. Miller.

Content Warning: Blackface. From San Marcos Record: Seventh and eighth grade choruses get in their licks at dress rehearsal before the big two performances of the big Minstrel scheduled this Friday and Saturday in the Junior High auditorium at 7:30 pm. Old minstrel songs, gags, skits and hoopla will go into the hour-long program with admission only 25 cents for everyone. The group is under the direction of R.H. Miller.

Content Warning: Blackface. From San Marcos Record: Seventh and eighth grade choruses get in their licks at dress rehearsal before the big two performances of the big Minstrel scheduled this Friday and Saturday in the Junior High auditorium at 7:30 pm. Old minstrel songs, gags, skits and hoopla will go into the hour-long program with admission only 25 cents for everyone. The group is under the direction of R.H. Miller.

From San Marcos Record: Rattler Strong Man – Lynn Spivey, San Marcos High School senior, will bear the brunt of Rattler track fortunes this year in the discus and shot events. Spivey was one of the highest point winners for Coach Roland McFall's team last year.

From San Marcos Record: Housebreaking seemed to be the mission of the auto as it crashed into a home on West Hopkins Street Saturday evening. The auto, driven by Carlton Flowers collided with another car and careened into the house. About $2000 damage was done to the car and $50 estimated damage to the house.

From San Marcos Record: Housebreaking seemed to be the mission of the auto as it crashed into a home on West Hopkins Street Saturday evening. The auto, driven by Carlton Flowers collided with another car and careened into the house. About $2000 damage was done to the car and $50 estimated damage to the house.

From San Marcos Record: Housebreaking seemed to be the mission of the auto as it crashed into a home on West Hopkins Street Saturday evening. The auto, driven by Carlton Flowers collided with another car and careened into the house. About $2000 damage was done to the car and $50 estimated damage to the house.

From San Marcos Record: Housebreaking seemed to be the mission of the auto as it crashed into a home on West Hopkins Street Saturday evening. The auto, driven by Carlton Flowers collided with another car and careened into the house. About $2000 damage was done to the car and $50 estimated damage to the house.

From San Marcos Record: Housebreaking seemed to be the mission of the auto as it crashed into a home on West Hopkins Street Saturday evening. The auto, driven by Carlton Flowers collided with another car and careened into the house. About $2000 damage was done to the car and $50 estimated damage to the house.

From San Marcos Record: The yard of the month plaque has been awarded the yard of Mr. and Mrs. Don Ennis of Rogers Ridge by the Balcones Garden Club. The grounds are tastefully landscaped around as many natural trees and shrubs as could be left undisturbed. There is a profusion of yellow Jasmine, mountain laurel, and small bulbs mingled with fern. The gnarled old oak pictured above is one of the many fine trees in the yard. Much care, thought, and labor have been devoted to the Ennis yard which is deserving of its recognition.