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Lifestyles March 13, 2010  RSS feed
KIBA’s vision of spring
     Kilgore Improvement and Beautification Association (KIBA) this week announced its monthly beautification award winners.
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A Word Please
      Good writing means keeping the reader engaged – presenting meaningful information clearly and efficiently while always keeping the focus on substance.
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How time flies
      YES, IT’S THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN. It’s time to spring forward into a new season along with daylight savings time (we do hope you remember to turn your clocks forward) and it’s time we hear Joe Don Saxon as he celebrates the 41st anniversary of the auction house with his longstanding greeting of “Welcome to Hawkins Westside Auction”.
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Joymakers celebrate Texas Independence Day
      Tuesday night, March 9, the Joymakers gathered for a fun night of fellowship. Doris Snow welcomed the group and asked everyone to remember our military and sick friends in their prayers. Harold Ray Guin gave the invocation before the large assortment of food was served. There was enough pecan pies for everybody had a slice or two of the others’ pies and cakes plus candy and cookies.
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June wedding for Morse and Chapman
      Bill and Mary Morse of Kilgore are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Lenzie Suzanne Morse of Kilgore to Travis Ray Chapman of Henderson, son of David and Kathy Chapman of Henderson.
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Scalping Your Lawn—Should You Do It?
      There are usually pros and cons to every decision you make in life—even scalping your lawn. Scalping is defined as the removal of an excessive quantity of leaf tissue at any one mowing, resulting in a stubbly brown appearance due to exposed stems, stolons, crowns, dead leaves and even bare soil.
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Nobles presents history of Gregg County Historical Commission to SAR
      Chapter 57 of the sons of the American Revolution met at Johnny Case’s in Longview on February 4 for their first meeting of the new year. John Bolton, 1st vice president, opened the meeting with a list of activities for the membership.
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Evergreen Garden Club tree planting at Kilgore’s Camie Elder Park
      The Evergreen Garden Club of Kilgore has enhanced the view for Kilgore High School students and staff and for the general public by planting a large crape myrtle tree in Camie Elder Park. The park, near the high school library, is an Evergreen Garden Club project, and Arbor Day provided a good opportunity for the members’ continuing enhancement of the small area.
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Joint meeting of the Kilgore Garden and Evergreen Garden Clubs
      Kilgore Garden Club and Evergreen Garden Club met together March 4 in the parlor of the First Christian Church. The objective was “Protecting Nature’s Future by Sharing with Fellow Gardeners.”
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