Deaf interpreters honored by Kilgore couple and walnut lore
In Kilgore, Joe and Mrs. Shriver long served as Deaf Department interpreters at First Baptist Church with classes and outreach. East Texas features rare black walnut trees on Bledsoe property with historic growth, size, and wood uses noted by Texas Forest Service forester James Whaley. a 100 year old pair stands behind 804 North Bledsoe Street, contrasted with state champion trees in Smith County.
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Gilmer City
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Flint
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San Antonio
Textile labeling basics and fiber family groups explained
The article explains over 700 trade names map to 22 fiber families such as polyester acrylic nylon rayon and silk. It notes FTC rules require labeling by weight percentage and include the generic family name with the trade name for buyer clarity. A lighthouse tale links Lovers' Light to a sailors code of I love you.
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