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From San Marcos Record: Construction of Stuckey's Pecan Shoppe.

From San Marcos Record: Construction of Stuckey's Pecan Shoppe.

Photograph of a man with two small dogs dressed in outfits. From San Marcos Record: Ardent fans of Brownie and Tiny, the March of Dimes dogs, were these children on the square. The talented dogs were trained by W. W. Schnell of Austin, and they performed three shows here last Friday at the college and the square.

Photograph of a man with two small dogs dressed in outfits. From San Marcos Record: Ardent fans of Brownie and Tiny, the March of Dimes dogs, were these children on the square. The talented dogs were trained by W. W. Schnell of Austin, and they performed three shows here last Friday at the college and the square.

Photograph of a man with two small dogs dressed in outfits. From San Marcos Record: Ardent fans of Brownie and Tiny, the March of Dimes dogs, were these children on the square. The talented dogs were trained by W. W. Schnell of Austin, and they performed three shows here last Friday at the college and the square.

Photograph of a man with two small dogs dressed in outfits. From San Marcos Record: Ardent fans of Brownie and Tiny, the March of Dimes dogs, were these children on the square. The talented dogs were trained by W. W. Schnell of Austin, and they performed three shows here last Friday at the college and the square.

Photograph of children with two small dogs dressed in outfits. From San Marcos Record: Ardent fans of Brownie and Tiny, the March of Dimes dogs, were these children on the square. The talented dogs were trained by W. W. Schnell of Austin, and they performed three shows here last Friday at the college and the square.

Photograph of children with two small dogs dressed in outfits. From San Marcos Record: Ardent fans of Brownie and Tiny, the March of Dimes dogs, were these children on the square. The talented dogs were trained by W. W. Schnell of Austin, and they performed three shows here last Friday at the college and the square.

From San Marcos Record: Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Vinyard held an open house celebrating their sixtieth wedding anniversary on Sunday, February 12th from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm at their home in Staples.

From San Marcos Record: Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Vinyard held an open house celebrating their sixtieth wedding anniversary on Sunday, February 12th from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm at their home in Staples.

From San Marcos Record: Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Vinyard held an open house celebrating their sixtieth wedding anniversary on Sunday, February 12th from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm at their home in Staples.

From San Marcos Record: Mr. And Mrs. J.M. Garrett celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday February 19th at their home with an open house. More than 200 friends and relatives dropped by for a visit. The Garretts were married on February 11, 1911, at Dripping Springs. They moved to San Marcos in 1923. From February 23, 1961, issue.

From San Marcos Record: Mr. And Mrs. J.M. Garrett celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday February 19th at their home with an open house. More than 200 friends and relatives dropped by for a visit. The Garretts were married on February 11, 1911, at Dripping Springs. They moved to San Marcos in 1923. From February 23, 1961, issue.

From San Marcos Record: Exploring in San Marcos got a foothold last week when high school boys meet in an organizational meeting. Here Richard Bentley, director of Exploring and Training out of the Capital Area Council explains the Explorer emblem to Rufus Padillo, Mike Perkins, Sam Martin and Danny Scott.

From San Marcos Record: Angel Flight girls Rose Ann Miller of Garwood and Willyene Beken of Weimer are explaining the Heart Fund program to city manager B.R. Fuller. The Business and Professional Women's Club, aided by the Angel Flight will have a house-to-house canvas Sunday, February 26.

From San Marcos Record: Angel Flight girls Rose Ann Miller of Garwood and Willyene Beken of Weimer are explaining the Heart Fund program to city manager B.R. Fuller. The Business and Professional Women's Club, aided by the Angel Flight will have a house-to-house canvas Sunday, February 26.

From San Marcos Record: Crescendo Club held its annual silver tea at the Fred Hofmann home. Pictured left to right are Mrs. Malcolm Gregory of Austin, president of the fifth district, and guest speaker. Also, Mesdames Homer Blair, Winter Logan, who is president of the local club, Fred Hofmann and John E. Parke.

From San Marcos Record: Crescendo Club held its annual silver tea at the Fred Hofmann home. Pictured left to right are Mrs. Malcolm Gregory of Austin, president of the fifth district, and guest speaker. Also, Mesdames Homer Blair, Winter Logan, who is president of the local club, Fred Hofmann and John E. Parke.

Photograph of Dorothea Pritchett being presented a gift at her retirement luncheon.

From San Marcos Record: Honoring Mrs. Dorothea Pritchett retiring field representative for the State Department of Welfare, are the six supervisors who worked with her at a surprise luncheon at Carson's Friday. Left to right are behind Mrs. Pritchett are John P. Boyd of Georgetown, Gordon C. Pence of Austin, Clarence J. Schwake of La Grange, Mrs. Lois H. Webster of Austin, Frank J. Meine, Jr, of Fredericksburg, and Mrs. Virgie Sigmund of Seguin.