This outside booth reflected a number of home decor items to get everyone in the autumn spirit.

 

"For Your Viewing Pleasure"

 

Fall Festival Booths Open Thursday Night

 

by: Bobby McDonald

 

The Hopkins County Democratic Party has a prime location in the Civic Center Exhibit Hall where local candidates
can meet people and ask them for their votes in the upcoming November election.

 

From Country Crafts and Home Decor, to Health Care Services, Nutritional Supplements, and local Political Parties, a variety of booths are open for your viewing at the 2010 Hopkins County Fall Festival. Booths are located in the Civic Center Exhibit Hall, on the grounds of the Hopkins County Civic Center, and in the Sulphur Springs High School and offer a number of items for sale, a variety of information, and of course, in Hopkins County, friendly service!

The variety of booths at the Hopkins County Fall Festival opened on Thursday afternoon and will remain open through Saturday. Make plans to make your way out to the Fall Festival and learn all about the services offered by businesses in Hopkins County. "We knew there would be loads of people who would be out at the Fall Festival, so we decided to host a booth and let them know about our products and services," explained one first time exhibitor.

 

Darren DeWitt discusses health and nutrition with Chris Brown, from his booth in the
exhibit hall of the Civic Center.

 

 

 

 

"It's our chance to visit with our clients who serve us all year!" explained another veteran exhibitor. "Our business is one that has limited exposure to the public and we depend on the contacts that we make here, to gain new clients and to introduce our services to others!"

 

And, what do you want to bet that some "tall hunting tales" were being told from this booth
of the Blue Collar Bow Hunters?

 

 

"We've been a longtime exhibitor at the Fall Festival," expressed Judy Gillem, with the Hopkins County Democratic Party. "It's a great place to let our local candidates meet the people and introduce themselves to the voters, before the upcoming elections. It's a great way to see everyone!"

 

The ladies at the Hospice at Memorial booth visited with the public from their booth on
Thursday night.

 

 

 

 

"I'm here promoting nutrition," expressed Darren DeWitt, a Hopkins County native, who now lives in Denton. "But, I knew that the Fall Festival was a way to see everyone and introduce them to the services that we offer in our business!"

Use the convenience of the many booths at the Hopkins County Fall Festival to see a wide array of products and services provided here in Northeast Texas.

 

And, Rori Stroud, of Church Street Designs was displaying a large array of jewelry and home
decor from her booth, on Thursday night.

 

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