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Ted Cruz's Democratic challenger tries to steal his tea party support McClatchy Washington Bureau Ted Cruz's Democratic challenger is working overtime to drive a wedge between the senator and his base on one of his central issues criminal justice reform. Over the past six months, Rep. Beto O'Rourke has reached out to members of the conservative ... and more »

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We had installation of officers this past Thursday evening. The theme of the installation was Life is a Tea Party! As outgoing leader, I had the privilege of installing Shirley as the new leader; Carolina as the new co-leader; Doris as treasurer; Patsey as secretary; Neve as weight recorder; and Judy as assistant weight recorder. I will continue to be publicity chairman. The outgoing officers received a charm for the office they held. Thank you ladies for your service to our club and examples for the work you put in to getting healthy.

Area Captain Dee and her husband, Fred, came to share in the celebration of installing the new leadership. We had several games with prizes that everyone enjoyed.

We had a weigh-in and our best weight loss winner was Donna. Linda came in second by two-tenths of a pound. Great job girls. Have a great week. Thursday, Aug. 3 was weigh-in only at 11 a.m. Aug. 5 was the Leadership Seminar in Oklahoma City.

We would love to get to know you. You are welcome to join us in getting healthy by contacting Shirley at 918-571-3353 or Carolina at 918-816-1628. Or, drop in on Thursday evenings at the Cornerstone Tabernacle at 401 W. 8th St., in Gore. We meet from 5 to 7 p.m. Looking forward to meeting you, Billie.

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To The Daily Sun,

The Lakes Region TEA Party will meet at 7 p.m. on Wednesday Aug. 16 at the Moultonborough Library. Our speakers will be Eddie Edwards, Republican primary candidate for the 1st Congressional District, Representative Glenn Cordelli, and Jim Thompson.

Eddie Edwards is a Navy veteran, former police chief, FBI Academy graduate, Chief of N.H. Liquor Enforcement, businessman, and long-time activist against substance abuse. Edwards will tell us about himself, why he is running for Congress, and take questions from the audience. For more information see: edwardsfornh.com

Representative Cordelli will provide a brief update on important activities at our Statehouse in Concord.

Jim Thompson will provide a brief update on refugee resettlement and related activities.

The Moultonborough Library is located at 4 Holland Street. The public is invited to attend to listen, learn, and respectfully participate in our discussions.

Don Ewing Meredith

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August 8, 2017 6:07 PM By Cherri Gregg

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) The Salvation Armys Roxborough Corps Community Center started a new tradition Tuesday thats designed to inject life into a segment of the population many forget.

Tea,scones, finger sandwiches and a bit of dessert on fancy china drew dozens of seniors to the Salvation Army Roxborough Corps.

Tuesday was their first annual Afternoon Tea Party, but what they got once they sat down was so much more.

Tea is actually kind of like a bit of a medicine, saidMarcy Cooper.

She came up with the idea to roll out the tea pots and parasols.

For many of us, this is family, she said. Some of us share our joy, we share our tears with one another.

They also share memories, and new adventures.

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Iwas the first one here, said88-year-old Amelia Wexler.

She lost her husband Mike a while back and for this place has become her place.

We really and truly have a great, great community together, she said. Life can be lonely and its fun to be with other people and experience different events.

Freda Gowling got all dolled up for the occasion.

Its kind of the thing to do, wear a hat when you go to a tea, she said.

And later this week shell travel with the groups Ever Young Club.

They are always involved they are always involved they have high spirits

Pastor Lt Jessica Kelly says Ever Young provides programming during the week to slow the hands of time.

They go to the theater, they go all kinds of places, she said.

And they do all sorts of things, like have tea, eat scones and that opens the door to so much more.

Cherri Gregg is the community affairs reporter for KYW Newsradio 1060. She reports on a variety of public affairs and social justice related issues, producing news reports, podcasts and other materials for KYW Radio, CBS-3 TV...

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Archana and Nikita Mutalik were both dressed up for the Mother-Daughter Tea Party at the Huntington Branch Library.

A group of young girls and their mothers wore their fanciest attire, carrying their tea cups in hand for the Mother-Daughter Tea party at the Huntington Branch Library held last weekend.

The group showed up wearing their finest dresses and biggest smiles in anticipation of a morning full of storytime, tea-themed bingo, and an arts and crafts project of making a doll out of a spoon.

The tea rooms yellow tablecloth was topped with pink flowers and afternoon snacks ranging from frosted party dress shaped marshmallows to whipped Jell-O and birthday cake-flavored Teddy Grahams.

The young guests in attendance were extremely happy to go to a fancy occasion with their moms. Triplets Meghan, Keira, and Clare Conway, 8, brought their mom, Kathy Conway, to thetea party with some of their favorite mugs. The girls exclaimed that their teacups were special.

Our grandfather gave them to us, explained the triplets. Two are famous paintings of Monet and one is a Van Gogh.

Harmony Stubbs, 7, came prepared for the tea party dressed with her extra-long white gloves. In order to get into the zone to play tea-themed bingo, she put the gloves on in order to help her win.

Harmony Stubbs

The biggest activity of the day was when Family Services Librarian at the Huntington Branch Library Marissa Correia, and her mom, Claudia Ciullo, read Bonny Beckers A Visitor for Bear to the mothers and daughters at the event.

I started the Mother-Daughter Tea Party a long time ago with my mom back when I worked in Oxford, said Correia I love doing this with my mom.

To learn more about events at either of the citys libraries, visit: http://sheltonlibrarysystem.org/events.

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Huntington Library hosts Mother-Daughter Tea Party - Shelton Herald