Posts Tagged Eloise

  • In Honor of Presidents’ Day In Honor of Presidents’ Day

    PUBLISHER’S CORNER By Eloise Graham With all of the hoopla of the caucus and the pundits telling me what I heard from the debates, I decided to do a little research on our past Presidents. After all, we do have a national holiday set aside to honor them this month. Here are some facts and tri...

  • A Time for Thanksgiving A Time for Thanksgiving

    By Eloise Graham In all things be thankful. I remember my parents instilling that idea in me when I was little. It comes from The Good Book, 1 Thessalonians 5:18 to be exact. I had to look it up! I thought about the early settlers of our country. They gave thanks for all things, and they did...

  • PUBLISHER’S CORNER PUBLISHER’S CORNER

    By Eloise Graham I can not believe that it has been three years since Jim and I purchased 50+ Lifestyles, and two years since his untimely death. In honor of those anniversaries, the Publisher's Corner this month will be excerpts from the column that he wrote two years ago about his love of the F...

  • June Dates and Facts June Dates and Facts

    By Eloise Graham June – the first month of summer. June conjures up thoughts of Father’s Day, Flag Day and drive-in movies! Father’s Day is celebrated on the third Sunday of June. This year it will be June 19, 2011. The first Father’s Day observance was in July 5, 1908. For 64 ye...

  • Grandparents Day - September 12th Grandparents Day – September 12th

    By Mike Mickle On September 12th, we get the opportunity to celebrate Grandparent's Day. Welcome to September everyone! I hope you are getting used to the new faces popping up in the Publisher's Corner. Dave Deuth, Dan Adams and I are thrilled to be joining Eloise in this endeavor. We are pla...

  • Publisher’s Corner - Positive Changes are in Store Publisher’s Corner – Positive Changes are in Store

    By Eloise Graham July 29 marks one year since my husband Jim died so unexpectedly. Much has happened since then. Like anyone who has experienced the death of their spouse, I've had good days and bad days, ups and downs. I sure miss him, his wit, his charm – and his just being there. As many ...

  • A TRIBUTE to Fathers A TRIBUTE to Fathers

    As Samuel Clemmens, better known as Mark Twain, once said, “When I was a boy of fourteen, my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man around. But when I got to be twenty-one, I was astonished to see how much the old man had learned in seven years.” Oh, my Papa... ...

  • Publisher’s Corner Publisher’s Corner

    By Eloise Graham May Greetings Spring is finally here. April had some beautiful weather – hope May will follow suit! May comes with many special days recognizing many special people. The first one is May Day, which just happens to be on May 1st. It had become the English custom to m...

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