KILGORE DOWNTOWN TRICK-OR-TREAT
     
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Mr. and Mrs. Jones celebrate 70 years together
      Jack and Bea Jones of Kilgore celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary with a quiet family dinner. They were married Oct. 29, 1939, in Checotah, Okla.
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‘America’s Funniest Ladies’ topic for Club Au Courant
      Members of Club Au Courant met Wednesday at Country Place Village.
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Brown and McCrory to wed in November
      Tina Brown of Groves is pleased to annouced the engagement of her daughter, Melissa Brown of Kilgore, to Joesph “Joe” W. McCrory of Kilgore. Melissa is also the daughter of the late Mark Brown. Her paternal grandparents are Anita and Loren Brown of Arnold, Neb. Her maternal grandparents are Keneth and Gladys Essry of Clayton. She is a 2008 graduate of Kilgore College.
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History, life not particularly kind to Mary Todd Lincoln
      Mary Todd Lincoln was the topic for the Kilgore Woman’s Club Oct. 8 meeting in the home of Marada Early. Carolyn Kennedy, Virginia Wallace and Dimples Burns assisted as hostesses. President Ruth Anne Camp called the meeting to order and lead members in the Club Collect.
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Happy Birthday
      Lillyan "Lilly" Mulanax, daughter of Blayne and Laura Mulanax, celebrated her third birthday with a Ladybug themed party on Sunday, Oct. 18, at her home in Kilgore. Lilly is the granddaughter of Ricky and Melody Mulanax of Kilgore, Janice and Gary Pirkey of Longview, and Gene and Patricia Rockett of Houston.
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David Stroud speaks at DAR
      “Why Valley Forge?” was the question guest speaker David Stroud asked members of the Samuel Paul Dinkins Chapter DAR as he began his program about Baron Friedrich Wilhelm Von Steuben, inspector general during the Revolutionary War.
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A Word Please
by June Casagrande
      A reader named Linda wrote to ask me the difference between “enunciate” and “pronounce.” More recently, I encountered a man who wanted to know the difference between “on” and “upon.”
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Trick or treat!
CHITCHAT CORNER LINDA K. BALLARD
      THE PHONES RANG bright and early at the News Herald office on Friday morning as various follks called in to report how “unusually” dressed their employees were for Halloween. You can email your favorite Halloween pictures to bwoodall@kilgorenewsherald. com and then look at your ghostly gang online. Check out photos of local spooks at www.kilgorenewsherald. com. +++
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