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Photograph of building exterior. From San Marcos Record: Just completed is this modernistic building housing the offices and retail space of Tuttle Lumber Company. The 80-foot-long building is located at 228 S. Guadalupe Street. The general public will get its first chance to see the inside of the new building November 9th at the open house from 6 pm to 9 pm.

Photograph of building exterior. From San Marcos Record: Just completed is this modernistic building housing the offices and retail space of Tuttle Lumber Company. The 80-foot-long building is located at 228 S. Guadalupe Street. The general public will get its first chance to see the inside of the new building November 9th at the open house from 6 pm to 9 pm.

Photograph of building exterior. From San Marcos Record: Just completed is this modernistic building housing the offices and retail space of Tuttle Lumber Company. The 80-foot-long building is located at 228 S. Guadalupe Street. The general public will get its first chance to see the inside of the new building November 9th at the open house from 6 pm to 9 pm.

Photograph of building exterior. From San Marcos Record: Just completed is this modernistic building housing the offices and retail space of Tuttle Lumber Company. The 80-foot-long building is located at 228 S. Guadalupe Street. The general public will get its first chance to see the inside of the new building November 9th at the open house from 6 pm to 9 pm.

Photograph of Southwest Texas Strutters. From San Marcos Record: Fourth Down and 20 to Go – That's the status of the Hays County United Fund. There's only 20 percent of the $23, 000 goal remaining to be collected, and these seven lovely Southwest Texas Strutters seem determined to put the drive over. Anyone for football or United Way?

Photograph of Southwest Texas Strutters. From San Marcos Record: Fourth Down and 20 to Go – That's the status of the Hays County United Fund. There's only 20 percent of the $23, 000 goal remaining to be collected, and these seven lovely Southwest Texas Strutters seem determined to put the drive over. Anyone for football or United Way?

From San Marcos Record: No Tricks but lots of treats were collected by these girls on Halloween night. They are (left to right) Willyne Beken, Margie Kirkpatrick, and Ann Shelton, members of Delta Sigma Delta Sorority at Southwest Texas State College which will distribute the goodies to local needy families. Their sponsor is Miss Mary Louise Hightower.

From San Marcos Record: No Tricks but lots of treats were collected by these girls on Halloween night. They are (left to right) Willyne Beken, Margie Kirkpatrick, and Ann Shelton, members of Delta Sigma Delta Sorority at Southwest Texas State College which will distribute the goodies to local needy families. Their sponsor is Miss Mary Louise Hightower.

From San Marcos Record: Poster distributers are these girls who aided in the placing of posters last week for annual Christmas Seal drive which begins here November 13. They are (left to right) Miss Peggy Botkin and Miss Kathleen Ethel, members of Delta Psi Kappa Fraternity at Southwest Texas State College.

From San Marcos Record: Poster distributers are these girls who aided in the placing of posters last week for annual Christmas Seal drive which begins here November 13. They are (left to right) Miss Peggy Botkin and Miss Kathleen Ethel, members of Delta Psi Kappa Fraternity at Southwest Texas State College.

From San Marcos Record: New Brownie Troop 283 made up of second graders from James Bowie Elementary received their Girl Scout Pins during an installation meeting at the Presbyterian Church, Saturday, November 11, 1961. From November 16, 1961 issue.

From San Marcos Record: New Brownie Troop 283 made up of second graders from James Bowie Elementary received their Girl Scout Pins during an installation meeting at the Presbyterian Church, Saturday, November 11, 1961. From November 16, 1961 issue.

From San Marcos Record: New Brownie Troop 283 made up of second graders from James Bowie Elementary received their Girl Scout Pins during an installation meeting at the Presbyterian Church, Saturday, November 11, 1961. From November 16, 1961 issue.

From San Marcos Record: Pinning his daughter at the Brownie installation ceremony was Mr. Maynard Massey with daughter Nancy. In the background was Mrs. Eddie Massey, troop leader and Mrs. L. D. David, assistant leader. From November 16, 1961 issue.

From San Marcos Record: New Brownie Troop 283 made up of second graders from James Bowie Elementary received their Girl Scout Pins during an installation meeting at the Presbyterian Church, Saturday, November 11, 1961. From November 16, 1961 issue.

From San Marcos Record: Charter members with 25 years of service in the Hays County Home Demonstration Clubs were presented corsages at a meeting Tuesday in the Blair Room of First National Bank. They are Mesdames Walter Hill, W.C. Schmeltekopf, Henry Schmeltekopf, Kurt Lengefeld, Emil Schmeltekopf, W.A. Wyatt, Dozier Owens, Gus Grant, Cleora Sanders, Truman Guttery and Earnest Hohenberg.

From San Marcos Record: Charter members with 25 years of service in the Hays County Home Demonstration Clubs were presented corsages at a meeting Tuesday in the Blair Room of First National Bank. They are Mesdames Walter Hill, W.C. Schmeltekopf, Henry Schmeltekopf, Kurt Lengefeld, Emil Schmeltekopf, W.A. Wyatt, Dozier Owens, Gus Grant, Cleora Sanders, Truman Guttery and Earnest Hohenberg.

From San Marcos Record: New HEB Manager is Ed Click who comes to San Marcos from Aransas Pass where he operated another HEB Store. Click replaces Bill Franz who has moved up to a larger store in San Antonio. The rest of the Click family, including his wife, Mary, and three children plan to move to San Marcos sometime after Thanksgiving, Mr. Click said.

From San Marcos Record: New HEB Manager is Ed Click who comes to San Marcos from Aransas Pass where he operated another HEB Store. Click replaces Bill Franz who has moved up to a larger store in San Antonio. The rest of the Click family, including his wife, Mary, and three children plan to move to San Marcos sometime after Thanksgiving, Mr. Click said.

From San Marcos Record: Providing music last Friday for the groundbreaking ceremonies for the KLRN TV, channel 9 was the San Marcos Baptist Academy. Band under the direction of Kenneth Garrett. The Academy, along with numerous other schools in the area will be cooperating with the new educational television station.