Young at Heart; First United Methodist Church
Jan16

Young at Heart; First United Methodist Church

I recommend the Hungarian Goulash.  Young at Heart meets on the third Monday of each month, rain or shine, holiday or not. A pot-luck lunch of dishes you can not get at a restaurant and fellowship is offered. Did I mention the Hungarian Goulash?  If you’re a grandma, a grandpa, or just miss your grandma’s cooking, join them each month at the First United Methodist Church.  All denominations welcomed, even Baptists like me...

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Special Consideration for Diabetics
Jan16

Special Consideration for Diabetics

Meal-A-Day operates out of the Senior Citizens Center at 150 Martin Luther King Jr Drive in Sulphur Springs, TX. They serve hundreds of meals each day to seniors around Hopkins County.  A significant portion of their clients are Diabetic.  Special desserts are prepared and provided just for them. “Sometimes there aren’t many choices for them [Diabetics].” The volunteer cooks tried a new recipe this morning, a Pear...

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Senior Bridge
Jan06

Senior Bridge

Bridge players at the Sulphur Springs Senior Center are always looking for new teams to join in the fun. Currently a “substitute” from Winnsboro drives each week to complete a team.  The group is missing a 98 year-old player due to medical issues.  Men are welcome to join, but historically Men lack the commitment required to keep harmony among the other players.   Assemble a team of 4 or  just watch each Thursday at 12:30...

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The Wannabees!
Dec20

The Wannabees!

KSST stopped by the League Street Church Of Christ and met with the Wannabees this morning. The Wannabees are a group of ladies that come twice a month from and work on their individual projects. They are there the first Thursday and the third Tuesday of each month. The ladies of the Wannabees explained to KSST that they work on their own personal projects, they might get a big project from the Quilt Guild and work on it all together...

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2016 Veterans Banquet set for Nov. 7
Oct25

2016 Veterans Banquet set for Nov. 7

According to Clayton McGraw, the annual Veteran’s Banquet sponsored by Wal-Mart of Sulphur Springs has been set for Monday November 7, 2016 at 7pm in the Fellowship Hall of  League Street Church of Christ.  (please enter through back entrance) The event is free for all Veterans and their spouses. There will be a meal and program.

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Rock Creek plans Halloween Carnival
Oct18
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10TH ANNUAL SENIORS EXPO A SUCCESS
Oct11

10TH ANNUAL SENIORS EXPO A SUCCESS

A  Health Expo for Sr. Citizens was held on Tuesday October 11, 2016 in the Fellowship Hall of League Street Church of Christ in Sulphur Springs. Organized by Karon Weatherman and staff of the Sr’s Center in Sulphur Springs and Brad Burgin, hospital Outreach Director,  the 10th annual event opened it’s doors to over 100 people when it started at 9am. By noon, several hundred free health screenings had been administered and...

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Halloween Party on Monday, October 31st at Noon
Oct03

Halloween Party on Monday, October 31st at Noon

We will be having a Halloween Party on Monday, October 31st at Noon Kindred Hospice is Sponsoring this event.  We will be serving Lunch at 12 Noon There will be a Costume Contests so wear something Scary or Funny.

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MS. Texas Senior Classic Pageant, October 1st, 2016
Sep29

MS. Texas Senior Classic Pageant, October 1st, 2016

Earlier this year, at the Ms. Hopkins County Senior Classic Pageant, Lavonne Elam earned the 2016 crown and since then has stayed busy appearing at ribbon cuttings, parades, grand openings and other public events. Now, Lavonne will represent Hopkins County again as she advances to State competition on October 1 in Tyler. Along with her will be three other Hopkins County ladies, 2016 Talent winner Linda Pickle, 2014 Ms Hopkins County...

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Oncor Makes Donation To Meal-A-Day
Sep07

Oncor Makes Donation To Meal-A-Day

Larry Willis, Oncor Area Manager presented a Donation to Meal A Day Cooks Mary Morris, Jim Turner, Joni Hughes, Debbie Wisniewski, and Maggie Thomas.

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