ONLY CSC Library 3-95 Rt· 1 Box 1000 Warner, Ok. 74469 Paid Bulk Rate Permit #17 ¢ Warner, OK 7 4469 • The Warner zve tar ews Serving • Keefeton • Gore • Porum • Warner • Webbers Falls· Call (918) 463-2386 or Fax (918) 773-8745 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Volume IX-Issue No. 23 Warner, Oklahoma 74469 (918} 463-2386 Wednesday, March 29, 1995 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Election tinie nears Polls will be open from 7 am. in-person absentee," Blackbum said. Dr. Bellows hypnotizes students· to 7 pm. on Tuesday, April 4, for the "They are required to swear that they Municipal Elections, and Kenneth have not voted a regular mail absen­ On Tuesday, March 21, an Blackburn, Secretary of the tee ballot and that they will not vote assembly was held at Warner High Muskogee County Election Board, at their polling place on election day." School for students in grades 7-12 offered voters some tips on how to According to Blackburn, the with Dr. R.E. Bellows, noted hypno­ make their votes count. Absentee Voting Board will verify tist, demonstrating the power of the Blackburn said that a valid the voter's registration information, mind over the body and how using marking -a filled-in arrow - is shown then will issue the correct ballots. drugsand alcohol can cause the mind on posters at the polling place and The voterwill mark them in the pri­ to lose controlof the body. inside the voting booths. If voters vacy of a voting booth and insert The assemblybegan at approxi­ make mistakesmarking their ballots, them into a voting device. "IL is very mately 12:45 in the high school gymnasium and Dr. Bellows hypno­ Blackbum saidthey should not try to much like voting at a precinctpolling correct those errors. Instead, voters place," said Blackburn. tized ten of the twelve students which should returnthe spoiled ballot to the Registered voters in Muskogee were out in front of the audience. Precinct Officials, who will destroy County who becomephysically inca­ The assembly lasted until after it and issue a new ballot to the voter. pacitated after 5 pm. Tuesday won't 2 pm. and even thosewho were skep­ Blackbum also urged voters to have to miss the April 4 Municipal tical of hypnosis were shocked to see take their Voter Identification Cards Elections, Blackbum alsostated. what a person can do under hypnosis. to the polls with them. "That voter He said that state law permits Dr. Bellows travels through­ identification card is like an insur­ registered voters who will be unable out the state and even beyond Okla­ ance policy," Blackbum said. "If we to go to the polls because they be­ homa's borders,with an emphasis on in the election system have made any came incapacitated after 5 pm. Tues­ teaching students and young adults errors, you can vote on the strengthof day to vote on an emergency basis. aboutthe dangers of drugs and alco­ that VoterID Card after you sign an "Physical incapacitation" includes a hol. He also uses hypnosis to stop affidavit that states that you are, in variety of conditions - injury, illness, people from . smoking and losing fact,prope ly registered. childbirth -that prevent a person from weight from his clinic in Edmond. Blackbum said that voters who voting in personat the polls on elec­ More on Dr. Bellows on page 3 in want to be processedquickly should tion day. the Warner School News section vote during mid-morning or mid-af­ "If you think that you or some­ ternoon,as those are the two slowest one you know fits into this category, Warner sets These students are resting while under hypnosis during last Tuesday's assembly featuring hypnotist Dr. R.E. Bellows periods for voting during the day. contact the County Election Board at WarnerHigh School. "Anyone who is eligible and at office at 687-8151 as soon as pos­ screening schedule the pollingplace at 7 pm. on Tuesday sible formore infonnatic,non this or WarnerElementzty School has will beentitled to vote, he added. any other questions about voting," set dates for screening pre-schooland Registered voters in Muskogee Blackbum said. kindergarten children for the next County who want to vote by absentee Following is a list of the poll­ schoolyear. Parentsof children who ballot in next Tuesday's Municipal ing places in Muskogee County for will participatein these programsmay Elections have missed the deadline to this election: Haskell - Central sign up fora screening time on Thurs­ apply for a ballot to be mailed to Church of Christ,Main & Oklahoma; day, April 13, beginningat8am.The them. "They aren't out of luck, Taft - City Hall & Resource Center, sign-up sheets will be in Mrs. Perry­ however," Blackburn said. 208W. Seminole; Fort Gibson -Fort man'soffice at theelementary school. Registered voters who want to Gibson School Administration Build­ The screening will actually take place vote absentee still can receive and ing, Ross & East South Ave., and on April 18 and 19. cast a ballot by going to the County Fort Gibson City Hall, 200W. Poplar The screening is not to deter­ Election Board office on Monday, St.; Braggs - Emmanuel Pentecostal mine which students can participate April 3. A two-member, bipartisan Church, Hwy. #10 & Craig Ave.; in these programs. All age eligible Absentee Voting Board will be on Oktaha - Oktaha City Hall, 203 S. students will be served. Children duty that day from9 am. to5 pm. to Main;WebbersFalls-WebbersFalls must be 5 years old on or before assist in-person absentee voters. Civic Center, River St; Warner - September 1 to qualify for kindergar­ "In-person absentee voters will First Assembly of God Church, 206 ten and must be 4 years old on or complete an application form when Third St.; Summit - First Baptist before September 1 to qualify for they arrive at theoffice. They are not Church.First St.; and Porum -Ameri­ pre-school. Screening for 3 year olds required to state a reason for voting can Legion Hall, 1st & Cherokee St. can be scheduled by calling the ele­ mentary school. More information about this Photography Club holds meeting important processwill be made avail­ The Wamer Photography Club certified PSA judges. Members learn able as the deadline approaches. held its regular monthly meeting on how to take better photographs, the March21, 1995 at the WarnerUnited correct usage of lens and filters, and Would you like to Methodist Church Community Room learndifferent techniques for improv­ earn extra money? at 6:30 pm. ing the quality of their photos. Meet­ Dr. Bellows has Warnersenior Nicole Croftcheckstiff as a steel bar and supported only by her shoulders and heels ... A Class winners for March ings are held on the third Tuesday of The Muskogee County Farm­ were: lstPlace,BettyGardner, "Long each month at 6:30 pm. It lS open to ers Market held an organizational Ago Lighthouse"; 2nd Place, George the public. meeting on March 7, 1995. Member Miller, "Girl in the Woods"; and 3rd , The club has three different recruitment was discussed and offi­ Place, Betty Gardner, "Cookout on classes for those wishing to enter cers wereelected as follows: Presi­ the Beach". Honorable mentions go photographs. A Class is for advanced dent - Sharlet Head;Vice President ­ out to George Miller, "Natural photographers. B Class is for begin­ Billy Chenhall; Secretary - Richard Bridge", andMargaretRalls,"In Days ners and the Youth Division is for Head; Treasurer- Tim Coppin; and Gone By". those under the age of 18. Special Public Relations Representative - B Class winners for March competitions, in addition to regular Sandra Coppin. were: 1st Place, Charles Abernathy, competitions, are held about four Come join the fun and earn "On Point"; 2nd Place, Ruth Lee, times a year. some extramoney. The next meeting "LoyalFriend"; and 3rd Place, Clista If you like to take pictures, will beon April 4, 1995, at 7 pm., at Anderson, "Hair Conrad Cabin". come visit the group, check us out the OSU Extension Office, South Honorable mentions go out to Linda and get acquainted. We are a casual Wing, at theMuskogee Fairgrounds. Miller, "Greenleaf Spillway", Janet groupof amateur photographers, who Farmers and gardeners from Miller, "A Day at the River", and enjoy getting together and learning, Muskogee and adjoining counties are Charles Abernathy, "Looking For­ and most of all we have fun. For welcome to attend the meeting and ward". further information,you may contact join the Muskogee Farmers Market. All photographs and slides Betty Gardner,Margaret Ralls, Clista For more information, call: submitted by membersare judged by Anderson or George Miller. Sandra Coppin at 682-8632 or Julie Kiddie at 1-800-256-0671,Ext 543. Senior Citizens Tiffany Bales, daughter of Sherman and Brenda Bales, posed as hold meeting a mannequin for the last time Satur­ The Warner Senior Citizens day. Tiffany served on the J.C. Pen­ Associationwill hold their monthly ney modeling board for one year. advisory board meeting on Thurs­ She earnedthis positionby compet­ day, March 30th at 12:30 at the ...before, with the help of Warner High School instructors Mark Calavan and Mike Hensley, stand on top of Nicole, ing last summer with 20 other teen­ WarnerCommunity Center. who doesn't even bend at all! This demonstration shows that the mind can overcome the physical limitations of the agers. Her duties throughout the Everyone is invited to come body when properly used. yearwere to advise on fashion and and participate in the meeting. posing as a mannequin on Saturdays. Tiffany has also modeled for Dil­ concentrateon her 4-H projectsand (::.� MORE NEWS INSIDE THIS PAPER lard's in the past. volunteering at Muskogee Regional > Tiffany says she will now Hospital. Page 2 • Wednesday, March 29, 199 � .i Legislative Report ------Doke-Twist to repeat vows mainly they were concerned with Annie Doke would like to hearing Senate bills in committee and announce the marriage of her daugh­ will be doing the same thing this ter, Miss Diane Doke, to the Rev. week. Notchie Twist HCR 1021 was passed by the Diane is the daughter of Annie House and sent to the Senate. This M. Doke and the late Marion F. Doke, vould direct the Tourism and Rec- of Porum. Diane is a graduate of 1cation Department to coordinate a Porum High School, Connors State ri ulti-agency cleanup and relief ef­ College, and Northeastern State fortat Quartz Mountain Lodge. The � wi�k,;:�· pj�;;;�g University. She is employed with the Lodge, which is home to the state's Department of Human Services in ----� & Electrical Supply Summer Arts Institute, wasseverely Okmulgee as a Social Worker II. She damaged in a recentfire. Truck and Tractor Service is also a certified minister of the ��7.,� SB 142 was passed by the Assemblies of God. House. However, a minor amend­ Business Phone: 918/473-2646 915 W. Gentry Rev. Notchie Twist is the son 4 ment was made and, thus, it must Home Phone: 918/473-6500 Checotah , OK 7426 of Charlie Twist and the late Irene returned to the Senate for their ap­ Twist, also of Porum. Notchie is also proval before being sent on to the by State Rep. Bill Settle a graduate of Porum High Schoo l. The House of Representatives, Governor. The bill would allow out­ A NOTE TO SAY THANK YOU TO He is a licensed minister in the As­ officiating. There will bea reception this past week and this week, will be of-state movie production trucks to COUNCILMAN HORACE "ED" TATUM semblies of God and is studying held following the ceremony at the primarily dealing with Senate bills in enter and leaveOklahoma without a By Councilman Ernest "Ernie" Bennett . toward his ordination. He is cur­ Assembly of God Church Banquet permit. The proposed law simply Ed is an inspiration to me. I first met Ed in the Warner Baptist Young Mens the House committees. The number rently pastoring the Elm Grove As­ Hall. Family and fri ends are invited Sunday School Class. I liked him immediately. Seeing a man with his burden, expands the permitexemption already of bills referred to the House fromthe sembly of GodChurch, locatedtwelve to attend the ceremony and recep­ having the attitude that he has, gave me hope. Senat-e are not nearly as numerous as granted to tour buses. The loss of miles north of Warnerand four miles tion. The first time I began to realize how blessed Warner was to have him for a cit­ , those sent from the House to the revenue from the permit exemption izen, was one stormy morning about 3:00 am a few years ago. I was on my way east on Elm Grove Road. The couple plans a honeymoon Senate. Therefore, the pace in the 'Nould amount to about $1,000. The couple will repeat their trip to St. Louis, Missouri. Upon to the airportfor an early flight. 'With my work I make frequent business trips'. House of Representatives will slow :-Iowever, the loss would be more When I was leaving town, I spotted Ed's Van. Thinking it was odd that it was vows on April 1, 1995, at 2 pm. The their return, the couple will make somewhat. than made up in increased fuel tax parked there in this nasty weather, I made a U-Turn and pulled up along side and ceremony will be held at the Assem­ their home in the Elm Grove commu­ March 16, 1995, was the dead­ receipts. The bill comes on the heels I saw Ed sitting inside. I asked him if there was anything wrong? He said "no", bly of God Church in Porum. The nity where they will continue to pas­ line for the House and Senate to of a recent announcement that two the weather bureau had called him and told him there was a possibility of severe Reverend RaymondF. Doke and the tor the Elm Grove Assembly of God consider bills that had originated in Oklahoma towns have been selected weather and he was watching so that he could sound the town siren and warn his Reverend Kenneth W. Doke will be Church. friends and neighbors. I thought to myself, Not everybody just thinks of them­ each house and send them on to the as locations for a new movie. The selves. Just getting up has to be a chore for this man. What an inspiration. other house. Members of the House name of the movie is "Twister" and My admiration grew from that day forward. I watch how tirelessly he works for of Representatives filed a total of .vill depict a town ravaged by a tor- Happy birthday the city. 1,048bills and seventy-fourResolu­ 1ado. Band performs Then one day he came to me and asked if I could give some of my time. tions. Approximately 530 of the If anyone desires a copy of dinner given I am very busy trying to get my business startedtrying to create a good place House bills were approved by vari­ bese bills or more information, they at Warner VFW A special binhday dinner was of employment for the people of Warner. ous committees and considered by can contact Representative Bill Linda Hook andthe Swinging givenby theLipeboys,Wesley, Billy, He told me Hub Davis had taken ill and could no longer performthe duties of the members of the House. The )ettle's office in Muskogee, Okla- Country will beat VFW Post #9152 Bobby Richard, and their families, to a councilmember. I explained to him that my schedule was erratic, and that at e in Warnerevery Thursday night from their one and only uncle Levi Hinkle anytime, without warning, I am called on to make business trips. He asked, if I Representatives passed and sent to 10ma, at 110 North 6th Stret, or by would just fill in for the rest of his term. the Senate 4 78 bills and resolutions. ca1ling 918-683-2866. You can also 7 pm. to 10 pm. as he celebrated his 84th birthday last How could I refuse this man that gives so much of himself. I told him that I The House will now begin to take up call the Capitol by dialing 1-800- The cost of admission is $2.00 week. would do my best. and vote on the bills sent over by the 522-8502 or 405-557-7381. The perperson and ticketswill besold for On Sunday, another dinner was Then I met Troy Duncan - our Mayor, Councilman AD. Stone, 'now retired' Senate which have been considered address is House of Representatives, a drawing. given by the Hinkle family,Levi and and Councilman Jeff Collins. I am learning a lot from these fine men. They give by House committees. The House :itate Capitol Building, Room 304, Refreshments will beavailable his wifeMaye's children and grand­ so much of their time trying to keep Warner a safe and better pla9e to live for did consider a fe w bills last week, but Dklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105. at breaktime. children at theirhome. their family, friends and neighbors. We all love you, Uncle Levi, I respect their integrity and ability. The decision making can be real tough Warner Jr. 4-H'ers and hope youhave many more birth­ when you are working with people and limited finances. Having worked with Afghan helps promote days. these men behind the scenes. I know they always do their best for ALL t�e citi­ Bobby Lipe zens of Warner. show heifers I am happy to call them friends. by Matt Fowler Oklahoma beauty My admiration for Ed continues to grow as I watch him work so tirelessly for Caleb Carman and Casey Thank You In an effort to promote the a windmill, and a horse race. De­ the city of Warner without pay. Or, maybe the pay is a cold shoulder from a dis­ Fowler of the Warner Junior 4-H We would like to thank every­ ·,...armth of Oklahoma, an afghan has signer, Dorothy G. Norman of Ed­ gruntled citizen because it was not in the best interest of the city that he get's Club showed their stuff at the 1995 one from the First Baptist Church in :>eenspec ia1ly designed by two Okla­ mond, Oklahoma, said, "I sent one of what he wants. Oklahoma City Junior Livestock Warner who sent food and would ioma artisans. "Much of Oklahoma's the afghans to my daughter in King­ Ed also servesas the chairman of the Warner Utilities Authority. He spends Show. They arrived at the Oklahoma also like to thank all our friendsand countless hours making sure that we have water to our homes and that our toilets ·,eauty is overlookedwhen our expo­ man, Arizona, who, when she opened City Fairgrounds with their hopes everyone who sent flowers. will flush. He does an excellent job with the budget that he has to work with. He ;ure in the national news seems lim­ it and saw it represented Oklahoma, high. Their achievements reached Geraldine, Renee, has been instrumental in geting a grant to update the water plant and the sewer ited to the price of wheat and oil," excitedly called and said 'It's just like the highest. & Julie Musgraves system. These things are going to improve life in Warner very soon. Some things ;aid MJ. Holland, one of the artists having a part of home in Arizona!"' Caleb Carman received first are already started. from Yukon, Oklahoma. "From the Holland and Norman recently place in his class with his saler heifer. Warner Public :nany pictures taken during our re­ presented Lt. Gov. Mary Fallin with Citizens of Warner, get out and vote April 4th. He was presented with the honor of ;earch, we selected those icons that an afghan. The state is considering Library News Vote for Ed Tatum and when you see him on the street, showing the Grand Champion Saler. "Ne believe best reflectall of Okla­ purchasing the afg han for gifts to New books received at the Caleb received a belt buckle and his Return that smile and say 'Thanks Ed'. homa, especially the resourcefulness visiting out of state dignitaries. Warner Public Library include the heifer will be in the premium auction Pd. Pol. Adv. :1.nd pioneering spirit that built the The 50x65 inch afghan comes following: on Monday, March 27, 1995. greatstate and will likewise build our in Cranberry Red, HunterGreen, and Adult Fiction - Sleep Walk, future." Country Blue. They will be mar­ by John Saul; Deep Canyon Kill, by Some of the images of the large keted at various state fes tivals and Joseph Meek; Anything for Billy, by Look What's Playing In March 1fghan include the state capitol, bird, craft shows throughout the year. 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2 The Warner Five Star News There's being a kid. ServingKeefe ton, Gore, Porum, Warner & Webbers Falls There's being an adult. 3rd Class Permit Issued Under USPS #17 And then there's that year Published each Wednesday at Warner, Muskogee County, Oklahoma In between. Entered as Third Class Matter Each We dnesday at Warner, OK P. O. Box 48, Warner, OK 74469 • Phone #: (9 18) 463-2386 Located at 811 N. Third Ave, Warner, Oklahoma DEDICATED TO SERVICE · ESTABLISHED 1986 Sherrie Kohler, Publisher • Paul Mccrary, Editor • Kelly Te rrell, Office Mgr. HBCI Annual Subscription Rate: $12 In County/$22 Out Of County • Individual Coples: 25¢ SIMPLY THE BEST" The Webbers Falls World ServingThe Webbers Falls and Surrounding Service Area 3rd Class Permit Issued Under USPS #1 7 CROSS CABLEVISION Entered as Third Class Matter Each Wednesday at Warner, OK P. O. Box 474, Webbers Falls, OK 74469 • Phone #: (918) 464-2988 Sherrie Kohler, Publisher • Carolyn Ritchey, Sales Representative 0 CCAJ1J1 ��1ll)) ��� i�1� Annual Subscription Rate: $12 In County/$22 Out Of County • Individual Coples: 25¢ Warner School News Page 3 • Wednesday, March 29, 1995 OK Career Choices Contest Debbye Turner of St. Louis, Mis­ Theory, Nicole Croftcheck in Natu­ a1yoneneeds help. Membersin cloth­ Insurance Women or dustryAppr eciation luncheon held in We have been honored by souri, will give the keynote address. ral Resources, Charlie Parks in Okla­ ing need to get at those sewing ma­ Muskogee Scholarship May of 1995. For further informa­ having the I stand 2nd place winners 1995-1996 State Executive Council homa History, Tim Bales in Physics, chines now! Garments are due April The Insurance Women of tion on how to apply, see Mrs. Web­ of this statewide contest come from Memberswill beelected and installed. Kirsten Bales in Plane Geometry, 11 or 12. Muskogee will be awarding a schol­ ster. our school. Miley Turnbull won a FHA/HERO President, Michelle Amy Aldridge in Spelling,JaceTum­ Congratulations to Jodee arship in the amoW1tof$250toahigh $500savings bond for 1st place and Oblander, Shattuck, will preside over bull in Trignometry, BeccaTurnbull McAffrey , one ofMuskogee County's school senior to help with his/her If)OU don't, who will? Cassie Mitchell received $300 for the convention. in Vocabulary,Chrissi Ross in World Delegates to Citizenship Washing­ college education. The scholarship Pleasedonate blood! 2nd. "What I Really Want to Be and Members and advisers will Geography,andAngieStarkinWorld ton Focus. This is an 11-day trip to winner will be determined by a point Why" was the topic fortheessaysand auend one of three interest sessions History. Washington, D.C., in June. system be invited to the annual In- _,·'.American RedCross included information on the educa­ featuring topics on personal, family, Muskogee Co. Assn. Scholarships tion and training required to reach and career development; self-esteem; A Muskogee County Associa­ Warner School Menu their career goal,adva ncement pos­ and leadership. tion of Family and Community Edu­ sibilities, emp laymen t opportunities, More than 400 FHA/HERO cation Scholarship will be awarded April 3-April 7 Chil ren s Pia� Inn salaryexpectation s, etc. Mrs. Web­ members will compete in FHA/ to a graduating senior desiring to Breakfast State Licensed Child Care Center ster sponsoredthis contest with Mrs. HERO competitive event activities continue their education in agricul­ Monday: Cereal, muffins, fruit, Reed's two eighth grade classes, along in Stillwater on the weekend before ture, home economics, teacher edu­ juice, milk. OPenine APril 1st. 1995 with Mrs. Brown's and Mrs. Caudle's. the convention, March 31 and April cation or related areas or the appli­ Tuesday: Bacon, egg & cheese biscuit, hash browns, fruit, ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS for Assistant Hypnotist Comes To Warner 1. Students will compete in areas of cant must be an adult desiring to juice, milk. Director and Child Care Workers. On Monday, March 20, three parliamentary procedure,job appli­ complete their education in the areas Wednesday: Oatmeal, toast, Mail Resumes with References to teams of eight people ran a three­ cation and interview, illustratedtalk, mentioned. The scholarship money fruit, juice, milk. legged race, toilet paper relay, and child care, and food preparation, will amount to $500 per year with the Thursday: Biscuits, sausage, Rt. I Box 955 • Webbers Falls. OK 14410 played a clothespin game to deter­ among others. FHNHEROchap ters Treasurer disbursing the money to gravy, fruit, juice, milk. mine who would be hypnotized the will compete forrec ognition for their the recipient upon verification by the Friday:Pancakes, butter, syrup, foflowingday. Student Council offi­ community service and volunteer­ recipient of his/her enrollment at an little smokies, cereal, juice, milk. cers Marie Moses, J ace Turnbull,Ni­ ism projects. accredited college or university. For Lunch FIIIEIECIIIIEl:111 -IIP FIIII cole Croftcheck and Toby Hiseley First place state winners of the 4 information on how to apply, see Salad & Fruit Bar Every Day had already been allowed four of the competitive activities will berecog­ Mrs. Webster. The entry deadline is Monday: Corn dogs, tater tots, IIIITII, lllllmlEi,. LIIIIE twelve hypnotism positions. The nized during the convention on April April 15, 1995. juice or milk. other eight spots were up forgrabs . 7, and compete at the Future Home­ Kathy Scott Chosen Tuesday: Lasagna, green llllilllllllll:IE. beans, hot rolls, juice or milk. The first place team consisting of makers of America NationalLeader­ As Academic Scholar Wednesday: Frito chili pie, corn, A new baby? A new car? A new addition to Lisa Ellis, Tim Bales (who replaced ship Meeting, July 8-14 in Washing­ The Oklahoma Academic juice or milk. the house? Time to make certain your insurance is Chris Muskrat), ClarishaKirk, Krys­ ton, D.C. Scholar chosen to represent the 1995 Thursday: Frito chili pie, corn, up-to-date with a Farmers Friendly Review. talJames, Cliffton Bloxham, Robert FHNHERO is a vocational graduating class of W amer High juice or milk. It checks out ways to save you money. For "Bobo"Daniels, Kennethy Girty and student organization sponsored by School is Miss Kathy Scott. The Friday: BBQ chicken, potato example, you may earn a discount If both your auto Jeremy Thompson were awarded the the Oklahoma Department of Voca­ requirements to receive this very pres­ salad, baked beans, hot rolls, and home insurance are insured with us. remaining eight spots. tional and Technical Education, and tigious honor were: to accumulate juice or milk. On Tuesday, March 21, grades is an integral partof Home Econom­ over grades 9, 10, 11 and the first We Sell Ice Cream Every Day!! Check in for a check-up today. Menu Subject to Change seven through twelve gatheredin the ics Education programs in compre­ semester of grade 12, a minimum FARMERSINSU RANCE GROUP gym to attend an all-school assem­ hensive high schoolsand area voca­ grade point average of 3.7 on a four bly. Dr. R.E. Bellows, a hypnotist tional technical schools. point scale; complete 22 units for KEN FRAZIER who has beeneverywhere fromCon­ Warner FHA'ers selected as graduation which consists of at least 501 W Okmulgee•Muskogee nors State College to Disney World, delegates are: Mary Sharp, Brandy 4 units of English, 3 units of Mathe­ SHOP THE CLASSIFIEDS! 918-682-3595 put on a show of hypnotism while Bebee, Tonetta Weston, Jessica matics, 3 units of Science, and 3 uni ts America can depend on Farmers teaching students about drugs and Stretch,Ronna Hubbs, Rebecca Ro­ of Social Studies; and score a 27 on alcohol. Students watched in amaze­ gers, Michael Standifer, David Cau­ the Enhanced American College Test ment and laughter as Dr. Bellows thon, Amy Aldridge, Courtney (ACn. Kathy receives a gold seal ordered the hypnotism subjects to do Hooks, Alissa Barrett, Kristen provided by the State Deparunent of various activities. Marie entertained DuVall, Chrissi Ross, Miranda Education to affix to her diploma thecrowd with her keyboard playing Brown, Randy Hoose, Heather recognizing herOklahoma Academic and singing of "I'm a LittleTe apot," Bussell, Terri Causby, Stephen Scholar status and a Certificate of while "Bobo" looked for his dog in Plunkett, Tiffany Bales, Jamie Recognition provided by the State the audience. Jeremy picked a fight Herndon, Chrissy Bauers, Tracy Department ofEducation and will be cuiual with Jacc, complaining that he al­ Shively, Melissa McCoy, Melody recognized for this honor on her offi­ ways bragged about his shoes, and Timmons, Kathy Scott, Robert cial high schooltra nscript. Kenneth sold imaginary popcorn to Hanna, Amy Lowery, Jennifer Honorees Announced the students. Toby enjoyed the funny Wheeler, and Wayne Kilpatrick. The Sophomore Honorees for April 2 - April 7 imaginary movie on the wall and Sponsorsare: Mrs.Lynch.Mrs.Joyce the 1995 Junior/Senior Prom have stood up for Tim when someone McCoy, Mrs. Tammy Hubbs, Mrs. been announced by the Junior class. started picking on his hair style. Hooks, and Mrs. Dillon. They were chosen as the students Clifflon stole Nicole's and Marie's Some of the sites that will be with the highest high school grade toys and was supposedly pinched on seen are the State Capitol building, point averages. They are: Jodee First Baptist Church the rear by one of the other guys. Tim Crossroads Mall, Enterprise Square, McAffrey, Kirsten Bales, Wayne played a wild guitar for Guns and Botanical Gardens and Bricktown. Kilpatrick,and John Treadway. They Roses and smelled all the rednecks in Warner Prepares For Challenge will be allowed to attend the prom. the crowd. Clarisha shot everyone on Students that will be partici­ 4-H Still "Showing" Strong Warner, Oklahoma the floor and looked foreggs in the pating in the OSC Curriculum Con­ On March 1-4 in Muskogee, audience. Jace got upset with his test will beas follows: Bill Miller in the results are as follows: Tiffany mother for turningoff his cartoons, Agriculture, Madelyn Brandt in Bales won Grand Champion Lamb. sang and danced just like Axel Rose, Algebra I, Jennifer Patterson in Al­ Ken Silver won Grand Champion and got upset when someone in the gebra II, Bobby Foreman in Ameri­ Junior Showmanship. Beau Carman crowd stole his purse. Nicole was can History, Brandi Price in Ameri­ had Reserve Grand Champion Heifer. ordered to stay as stiff as a board so can Literature, Jason Shively in Art­ Morgan McAffrey had Reserve Dr. Bellows could stand on her torso Design, Marcus Pitts in Art-Draw­ Grand Limousin Heifer and Reserve while her bodywas held up by chairs ing, Kirsten Bales in Biology, Ken­ Grand Junior Showman in Heifer. below her feet and head. Although dra Fusco in Bookkeeping, Amy Matt Fowler had Grand Champion this demonstration was very enter­ Aldridge in Business Law, Sherry Junior Showman in steers and Bart taining, it alsotaught a goodmessage VanDaley in Business Math, Lance Herndon,our4-H and FFA member, aboutthe powerof the mind and how Ensminger in Chemistry, Shane had Grand Champion Senior Show­ it can be used to combat drugs and LaBoWltyin Computer Science, and man in Heifers. Other results are: alcohol. Dustin Fulbright in Democracy­ Ken Silver, Class I Dorset, 2nd, FHA Prepares To Travel American Government. Amanda Mullins, 10th, Tiffamy Mark Aduddell BrettRogers More than 10,000 Oklahoma Also competing in the compe­ Bales, 1st, Class 2 Suffolk, Ken Sil­ Evangelist 1'Iusic members of the Future Homemakers tition to be held at Wilburton, on ver, 2nd, Class 4, Amanda Mullins, of America are expected to attend the April 4, 1995, are Josh LaBounty in 2nd, Class 5, and 5th Class 2 Cross­ 49th annual FHA/HERO State Con­ Drafting I, Jeremy Shanks in Eco­ breeds, and Ken Silver, 3rd in Class Schedule of Events vention Friday. April 7, in Oklahoma nomics.Kathy Scott in English Comp. 4. City's Myriad Convention Center. Expository, Amy Aldridge in Eng­ Beau Carman placed 1st in Sunday Morning - 10:50 am The theme of this year's con­ lish Comp. ShortFiction,Kath y Scott Class 1 Chianina and 3rd in Class 2 Sunday Evening - 7:00 pm vention is "Discover the Magic", in English in English Grammar and steers and Matt Fowler placed 3rd according to Virginia Sasser, State Usage, Kristy Scarberry in English and 4th in Class 1 Gelbviehand 6th in Monday Evening - 7:00 pm (Sunday School Night) FHA/HERO Adviser at the Oklahoma Literature, Jason Edgarin Forestry, Class 4 Steers. Jodee McAffrey Tuesday Evening - 7:00 pm Department of Vocational and Tech­ BeccaTurnbull in General Business, placed I st in Class 2 Limousin, 3rd in Wednesday Evening - 7:00 pm (Children's Night) nical Education, Stillwater. The Chrissi Ross in General Science, Lisa Class 5, and 3rd in Class 7. theme will be addressed during the Ellis in Woodworking, Marie Moses Morgan McAffrey placed 1st Thursday Evening - 7:00 pm (Youth Night) convention by placing emphasis on in Horticulture, Kathy Scott in Jour­ in Class 4 and 2nd in Class 7. Other Friday Evening - 7:00 pm helping FHA/HERO members de­ nalism, Kindra Fusco in Keyboard­ exhibitors were Mitchell Duke and velop decision-making skills forper­ ing, and Dana Brassfieldin Medical Misty Swanson. sonal, family, and community respon­ Terminology. Members need to be working sibilities. Some more of Warner's finest on speeches and/or demonstrations Convention activities will be­ scholars representing our schoolare in their project areas. We must be gin with a 9:30 am. general session Jeremy Shanksin Music History and pre-registered by April 4. A work­ when motivational speaker Dr. Literature, John Treadway in Music shop will be held on March 28 if

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Officers declare Floyd's pal and composed of many law-abiding citi­ and son of Birdwell, a home that Healing Hands Home Health, 1904. He would beraised on a farm Governor"Alf alfaBill" Murray has closes! friend, George Birdwell, was zens of Oklahoma, he is a far differ­ "Pretty Boy" has visited many times. Inc., in recognition with "American in the cotton fields of southeastern posted a $1,000reward from thestate far mo;e dangerous as a gunman than ent person, a modem Robin Hood Located among scores of oil Diabetes Alert Day," will beoff ering Oklahoma. His friends and family forthe captureofFloyd dead or alive. is Floyd. But Birdwell was shot and who robs only those who can afford field workers' homes, the house pro­ free blood sugar checks and educa­ would call him Charley or Choe. The Oklahoma Bankers Association killed in a recent bank robbery ai to lose, who helps those in need and vided almost perfect protection for tional counseling regarding diabetes. Newspapers would call him Pretty has doubled the amount, on the same Boley, Oklahoma, and Floyd still distress,who has a happy smile and a raiding officerscould have proceeded Healing Hands Home Health's Boy. terms - dead or alive. Sheriffs, po­ roams .he state. cheery word of greeting for his but a short distance toward the Warner and Hulbert branch offices The following article is from licemen, and state officers are con­ Hisbankrobberiesandescapes friends, who spends his loot, not on Birdwell home before friends would invites the public for a'check' on life, the Wichita Beacon, Sunday, Janu­ stantly searching for the famous arecaref ully planned to the smallest himself, but on friends, relatives and have sounded a warning. Tuesday, March 28, 1995, from 8:30 ary 22nd, 1933 written by H.G. bandit. Sometimes they are only detail, carefully and daringly exe­ even strangers if they be in want. One small boy pointed out the am. to 4:30 pm. at Warner, 808 Notchkiss .... minutes behind Floyd, but always cuted. {nowing that a deathpenalty "Pretty Boy" is not a gangster. house and told of one night when Campbell Drive and Hulbert, High­ 'PrettyBoy' Floyd -Oklahoma's Pretty Boy eludes capture. almost certainly awaits him, Floyd He avoids large crowds. He rarely Pretty Boy and Birdwell were warned way 51, in each of the nursing of­ Enemy or Robin Hood? Desperado In a few instances when the takes no chances. About him has has more than one or two accom­ that strangers were approaching. fices. Educational information for with $2,000Reward on Head contin­ chase became too close, Floyd shot grown a reputation as a "killer" that plices. Since the death of Birdwell, Floyd rushed to his waiting car, fully the public will be provided by the ues to run at will throughoutSouth­ his way out and escaped,appar ently undoubtedly is one of "Pretty Boy's" his companion on most of his raids, armed, and prepared to fire when he Registered Nurses. west Beacon writer in interviews leading a charmed life. In his many greatest assets. Floyd has been more inclined to play learnedthe strangers were friends. For information, call Warner with friends and peace officersfinds brushes with officers Floyd's only How many men Floyd has a lone hand in his fight to the death Pretty Boy was mad, the boy 1-800-881-3747 or Hulbert, 1-800- reason why. casuality was a minor flesh wound killed probably is not exactly known with Oklahoma officers. With fewor said, because he had been wounded 690-2059 branch offices. The Southwest's most daring while many of his opponents have by any01e, but "Pretty Boy" himself. no companions the chances for his in the foot a few days before and it bandit is credited with killing many been wounded or killed. How mmy banks he has robbedalso betrayalare remote. pained him to walk. In the excite­ persons and robbing scores of banks. Officers admit that "Pretty is in doubt. He has been credited with Dawn, in Seminole County, ment Floyd forgothis injury andran Oklahoma's peace officersrank * Boy" is probably the most cunning, scoresof killings and scores of bank where Floyd and Birdwell made their at his old speed. Pretty Boy Floyd ahead of many of the most resourceful bandit in the robberies, many of which he knew headquarters, are scores of friends the notorious outlaws in the state's history of a state that has become nothing :tbout ready to defend the reputation of frontier days, more dangerous than famous forits bad men. Daring, but Tc peace officers, he is Okla­ "Preuy Boy." More on Pretty Boy Floyd Al Jennings, now reformed and an never reckless, maps his lifeby care­ homa's Public Enemy #1, with the They make no secret of their Next Week! evangelist, or Henry Starr, killed years fully laid plans. It has been more his price of $2,000 on his head, dead or admiration forFloyd. Among the oil

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Eggs and his granddaughter werekilled in according to an announcement from There is a need for a paid ba­ .Page 5 • Wednesday, March 29, 1995 Gore United Methodist Women News an airplane crash, in Muskogee, just President Fuller, for a Work Day. bysitter who could come to the church by Virginia Whisenant was given, in which she has chosen before Christmas. He had beguna Please 2ttend. and keep the little folkin the church in the fe llowship and comraderie The Gore United Methodist books and magazines for the United missionary project in Africa which Fature dates to remember: nursery, during the United Methodist shared wilh the neighbors, friends Women met for regular meeting in Methodist Women's Library. These his wife is detennined to carry on. District Day Apart for spiritual Women regular Thursday morning and strangers, who auend. Persons the church, on Thursday morning, pieces of material are eligible forthe Mrs. Robertson was recently in our growth, will be held at Camp Egan, meetings - once a month, on the first fromMuskogee and Tahlequah have March 23,1995. Nancy Fuller,Presi­ 1995 United Methodist Women's church, for the African dinner, in near Tahlequah, April 24th and 25th; Mondays. If you are interested, call been here each time, along with dent, called the meeting to order at Reading Program. All members are February. Luncheon at Fin and Feather in July; Nancy at 489-5186; Barbara at 489- people passing through town, who 10, and opened with prayer, after urged to check these out, from the The Day Apart meeting held in Style Srowin September. 5301; or Gena at 489-5719. It is not see the signs. Then, there are many reading a short poem, "Holding My Secretary's Office at the church. Tahlequah earlier in March, was at­ Also a new program, called a prerequisite that you be a member loyal locals fro m many areas of busi­ Hand." The on-going making of quilts, tended by four United Methodist Peek anc Pay, will be enj oyed during of the Methodist Church! jusl a lov­ ness (as well as other churches), who The devotional was given by bootees, and tiny caps for Aids Ba­ Women members, who reported a the month of April. Each person will ing person,good with children. have brightened our days, by com­ Betty Bonebrake, on the subject of bies continues, especially by the group very inspirational and interesting day. begiven a pamphlet containingdaily An Easter pageant (similar to ing. All are welcome, and to you, we "Rejoining" from Matthew and calling themselves the Knit-Wits. The speaker enthused each one with activities, in which they are asked to Lhe Christmas pageant) is in the plan­ saythanks! The next bean dinners is Romans. This group meets each Thursday af­ determination to live a betterlife for participate. If they have not done the ning stage forall children and youth scheduled for April 21st, 1 1:30-1:30 Heather Lamb read the Secre­ ternoon at the church, and enjoys an Christ. activity, they are asked to donate of the church. This program will be pm. Come see us! :ary's report of the last meeting, and hour or so, of fellowship, knitting The localchapter of the United twenty-five centsor so, for the activ­ presented prior to the presentation of There is always room forthose :equested an update on membership and crocheting. A neat display of Methodist Women will be hosting ity neglected. Attheendofthe month, the "Evening of Easter Music" by the who want a comfortable, quiet place and addresses. The Treasurer's re­ some of their work, is evidenced on the Cluster meeting, which is to be the money will be turned in, to the Chancel choir, on Palm Sunday eve­ to pray, before Sunday worship. The port, by Phyllis Sloan revealed a the church bulletin board. Others are held here, on Saturday morning, April treasurer. For example: (1) Have ning, April 9th. Help from parents of Upper Room as it is called, is the balance of $1306.00. Both reports quietly working on quilts, etc. in their 8th, at 10 am. There are ten chapters you prayed for the pastor today? If the children and youth is asked, to see upstairs room of the church, where vere approved. homes. Any person interested in in this cluster and all are invited. The not, pay up; (2) Have you sent a get Lhat the children are present for both those who desire, can meet at 8:30 Heather Lamb reported that helping would be warmly welcomed. Sallisaw United Methodist Women well card ·.vithin the last week? Ifnot, Sunday School and Kids Club the each Sunday morningfor quiet prayer S250.00was realized from the chili Each year, caps for older kids will bring the program. Each mem­ pay up; et. next two Sundays. Every effort is or Bible reading. The room, with the cookoff, held in February. aredonated to the Cookson Mission ber of the localunit is asked to bring These attending the United being exerted lo get all the youth and stained glass windows, made by Helen Moore, who had dis­ at Christmas. It is time to beginthis a salad for the luncheon, which will Methodist Women meeting were: children involved. Can we expect Champ Cantrell, and Bob Rohde, was JX!nsed four dozen towels from the project, knitting or crocheting, and .follow. Nancy F11ller, Jane Brewer, Betty your help? also beautifullyfurnished by theCan­ local nursing hometwo months ago, all members (and others interested) Due to thenecessit y of finaliz­ Bonebrake, Lois Lewis, Doris Shope, All members of Lhe church are trells, Rohdes, with help fromMartha happily related that all forty-eight are asked to do so. ing plans and setting up forthe afore­ Helen ScDtt, Helen Moore, Janet reminded to bring fo od for the Daman. Their generosity has sup­ h�d been made into bibs, and re­ A motion to give fifty dollars mentioned meeting, the United Meth­ Irvine, Heather Lamb, Phyllis Sloan, monthly 3rd Friday bean dinners. So plied the church with a place of soli­ tll11led to the home for use. to the Gail Robertson African Cru­ odist Women will meet at lOo'clock, Betty Blachly, Gudrun Cramp, and far, the dinners have been successful, tude and sanctuary, if needed, or for A report fromArabel Johnston sade, was approved. Mr. Robertson on Thursday morning, April 6th, Bill and Sallie Buttram. not only in a monetary way, but also weddings, etc., if desired.

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Burial was under Arkansas, Jody and Debbie Boyer, School and receive her diploma from sprinkled all over the lawn (yard), and Marc. I stopped by Charlie's Friday, March 24, 1995 in Webbers the direction of Hart Funeral Home and Mona and David Price of Western Business College in Al­ trees areproudly showing off their Chicken and enjoyed a bowl of soft­ Falls SchoolGymnasium with Rev­ of Tahlequah. Muskogee; 23 grandchildren, 11 . buquerque, New Mexico. She was new lacey green leaves, and crows serve ice cream. Nancy was work­ erend Allison Phillips officiating. Mrs. Wright was born to the great-grandchildren, and two sisters, employed by Jones and Laughlin have discovered the bird feeder. ing. Pallbearers were Bill Sanders, Jerry Reverend and Mrs. J.P. Morton, Mable Seals and Avis Curry, bothof Supply Company and Amerada Pe­ Those pests can gobble up a lot of Calls, besides Monica: Jen­ Huitt, Bruce Ross, John Stayathome, January 1, 1897 in Champaign, Illi­ Corpus Christi,Texas . troleum Corporation in Tulsa for feed in just a few minutes. In other nifer, Marilyn, Kathryn, Nancy and Jim Bird, and Roy Rogers. Honorary nois. She received her education in Services were on Monday, many years. She later worked in words, lookslike " Spring has sprung". Maureen. pallbearers were Dee Whisenhunt, Illinois and later at Connors, receiv­ March 27, I 995 at 10 am. at Lescher­ several positions with the Oklahoma We reached a high of 91 degrees I've been having asthma at­ Shannon Butler, Raymond Hill, ing her teaching certificate and later Millsap Funeral Chapel. Intennent City Public School System, retiring March 22. tacks, a carry-over from theflu last Rickey Hill, and Donald Hill. Burial Leaching at Warner, Porum, and was at Gum Spring Cemetery, in 1980. Of late, she had served as Thursday.March 16wasgrand­ month, probably. Anyway, I had to was in Tripplett Cemetary at Tex­ Keefelon. Webbers Falls. Town Clerk, Council Member, and daughter Monica's birthday. She get a prescription and have it filled. anna under thedirection of Millsap On June 1, 1921, she married In lieu of flowers, the family Mayor of the Town of Porum. spent the day with her family in Also am taking cough syrup and hot Funeral Service of Webbers Falls. James M. Wright and the couple had preferred contributions to the Ameri­ Lila is survived by her hus­ Owasso. I called her thatnight, also drinks. Didn't have a hot toddy; now Mr. Mabrey was born Octo­ two daughters. Mr. Wright preceded can Heart Association,Juvenile Dia­ band; her two sons, Timothy of Mid­ taked to Marilyn. Next day, March that I think of it, it might've helped. ber19, 1934 in Texanna. He was the her in death in 1941. betes Foundation, or the charity of land, Texas, and James of Stroud; 17, wassisEvelene'sgrandson'sbirth­ Christine, Evelene and I met son of Herbert Kelly and ElizaToney A homemaker, Mrs. Wright your choice. five grandchildren and severalnieces day, Jimmy Branchcomb. for lunch atLuby'sonEvelene's birth­ Mabrey and died Tuesday, March 21, was a 60 year member of Trinity The grandsons served as pall­ and nephews. She was preceded in County van: couple or three day. Had a good lunch and good 1995 in Sparks Regional Medical United MethodistChurch, serving as bearers. death by her parents and three sisters. times lastweek, with Evelyn Wooten, visit. You can't beat that combina­ Center in Fort Smith, Arkansas. Communion Steward for 30 years. Services were at 10 am. Tues­ driver; Lucy Ladky, Addie Moore, tion. Mr. Mabrey attended schools She was also a member of the Lila Ann Hodgens day, March 28, 1995 at the United Minnie Defoor, T. Turner, Mary Congratulations to those cele­ in Texanna and Checotah and had Weslcyan Service Guild, EasternStar PORUM-Lila Ann (Pratchard) Methodist Church inPorum. Burial Wooten, Nellie Washum, Louise brating anniversaries recently,espe­ • been a lifelong resident of the Checo­ and served as a Gray Lady during Hodgens, 68, of Porum,was bornon fo11owed at Greenhill Cemetery in Harris, Helen Martin and Bonnie Nail. cially to Calvin and LaVon Johnson tah, Muskogee, and Webbers Falls World War II. February 20, 1927 at Porum to James Muskogee under the direction of I had my Christmas cards of Webbers Falls. area. He was a community health She is survived by two daugh­ Millard and Carrie C. (Brown) Mallory Funeral Home, Porum printed already,sol would haveplenly I attended OES Chapter meet­ representative forthe Cherokee Na­ ters, Ruth C. Turnerand husband, F. Pratchard. Shepassedawayon March Chapel. of time during the yearto apply acrylic ing in Porum Tuesday night. We tion forthe past 25 years. He married Wesley Turner of Muskogee and 25, 1995 at Stroud. paint were happy about the fifteen who Dixie Dyer Moore in Pryor 25 years Frances Estes and husband, L.C. Did you wear green on St attended. ago and they attended the Assembly "Jack" Estes ofTah lequah;five grand­ Patrick's Day? I seem to remember Our sympathy goes out to the of God Church. children, Gail Carr of Muskogee, Community Health Care Of Gore News doing that, but I didn't go anywhere - families of Don Mabrey of Webbers Survivors include his wife, Lynn Phillips of Marshall, Missouri, by Joann McGrew Morton were here this week to give just stayed home. Falls and Emogene (Fann) Utley of Dixie L. Mabrey of the home; chil­ Leslie Weston of Broken Arrow, It's hard to believe that the our residentstheir weekly manicures. MOSTLY HELEN: BabyMaurice Muskogee, formerly of Webbers dren, Sandy Hamilton of Checotah, Caren Nichols of Houston andJim­ month of March is nearly over and We missed having Maureen Fisher received a toy stuffed dog from Falls. I attended school with Emo­ Brenda Lamer of Muskogee, Donna mie Lynn Pitts of Carrollton, Texas; April is nipping at our heels. We this week. The residents love having Grandma last Saturday, a late birth­ gene many years ago at Webbers Nothnagle of Joplin, Missouri, Phy 1- ten great-grandchildren; three great­ have been very busy getting the fa­ these ladies over each week and love day gift. When he saw it, he said, Falls when we were small. lis Whisenhunt of Checotah,Weldon great-grandchildren; also two broth­ cilty decorated. We hope that you their manicures. Mooreof Springdale,Arkan sas, and ers, J J. Morton and wife,Eldred , of enjoy the decorations when you are The residents were very eager Diann Stines of Bentonville, Arkan­ Tulsa, and P.S. Morton of Tahle­ by for a visit. Do you have all of the to have their popcornthis week after sas; one aunt, Emma Toney of Oktaha; quah; a sister and brother-in-law, Dr. words to the song, "Here comes Peter not having popcorn last week. This 18 grandchildren, three great-grand­ and Mrs. D.G. Harrel of Dallas; sev­ Cottontail?" The residentsare tired week, the residents watched "The Millsap children and a niece, PatsyCates. eral nephews and nieces and special of hearing me sing the one line of the Lion King" while enjoying their friend, HelenJohnson of Muskogee. song that I know. I know that's what popcorn and pop. Of course, Eula Charles Vo laney Morgan Her sister, Nelle Ritchey, pre­ the problem is, because it can't be my Brooks was here to help with the Funeral Service MUSKOGEE - Charles Vol­ ceded her in death in 1950. singing voice! popcorn. Friday justwouldn't be the aney Morgan, 72, of Muskogee, died We have took outside walks samewithout Eula. Monuments Monday morning,March 20, 1995, Oma S. Redman everyday this week. The residents The Webbers Falls Baptist Pre Need Plans at his home. A native of Webbers WARNER - Funeral services have enjoyed being able to get out­ Church was here to have Sunday Burial Policies Falls, he was born June 13, 1922 lo for Oma S. Redman, 85, of Warner side in the freshair and on mosl days School with our residents. Our resi­ Oscar William and Pearl Morgan. were at 2 pm., Monday, March 27, there was a gentle breeze blowing. I dents love having their Sunday School Burial Insurance He grew up in Webbers Falls where 1995 in the chapel at Memorial Par want tosay thank you lo Ethel Pack time. The Notchietown Baptist he attended school. During World Cemetery with Reverend Chuck and grandson Ronnie for helping out Church was here in the afternoon to "SpecialServices War II, he served in the U.S. Navy. Myers officiating. Burial was under withthe waJks. It's nice to have extra have services. The Community On April 9, 1946, he married Pauline the directionof Millsap Funeral Serv­ volunteers. If you would like to help Health Care residents love having For Special Loved Ones" Easterling in Muskogee. Mr. Mor­ ice of Webbers Falls. out with the walks by holding a hand services with you each month. gan worked in oilfield construction Mrs. Redman was bornMarch or pushing a wheelchair, please give We will be having the March Jerry & Delcie Millsap and road construction. He worked 10, 1910 at Eufaula, the daughter of me a call. We would really appreci­ birthday partyon the 29th at 3 :00 pm. -- Owners - - forRi ffe Petroleum of Tulsa fornine William and DarthulaSparksanddied ate your help and I know this would I want to invite the family members years, retiring in 1987. They moved Sunday, March 26, 1995 at Country­ be a very rewarding experience for to come over and enjoy the party with Webbers Falls 464-2251 Ft. Gibson 478-2431 to Muskogee in 1985 where they side Estates Nursing Home in Warner. you. us. The VFW Ladies Auxiliary Post have made their home ever since. She was a homemaker and a member Every Monday afternoon at 4609 hoststhe partyeac h month. Mr. Morgan was a member of the of the Lighthouse Assembly of God 2:00, the residentsgel very excited There's a lot of things that vol­ Wherever ou travel. .. Webbers Falls Baptist Church and Church in Muskogee. becausethat is when Bingo starts. I unteers can do here at our facility. y the Masonic Lodge in Edmond. Survivorsinclude herchildren, think that Bingo is the residents' fa­ Some peoplemay say I can't do any­ Wherever you go ... He is survived by his wife, Bill Redman of Redondo Beach, voriteactivity, however popcorntime thing; but don't limit yourself. Vol­ Let Cross Telephone decide Pauline E. Morgan of the home; son California, Dana Brown of Tulsa, comes in real close. I want to say unteers can just come in to visit, read anddaughter-in-law,SteveandLinda and Ken of Tulsa; a brother, Paul thank you to the volunteers that help a book, write a letter, share a funny Which cellular car phone service Morgan of Phoenix, Arizona; daugh­ Stone of Topeka, Kansas; grandchil­ out each week. We have been having story. hold a hand, share a cup of Is right for you! ter and son-in-law, Pam and Dan :iren, Kena and Rocky Martin of a special visitor forthe past week. I coffee and the list can go on. If you Pitts of Broken Arrow; six grand­ Warner], Chris Lufkin of Tulsa, want Faye to know how much we have spare time on your hands, stop children, Steven Morgan, Ashley Danny Redman, David Redman, enjoy having her here. by for a visit and become a Commu­ Morgan, Mandy Vloeddman, Danny Debbie and Seth Baker of California; Wanda Hom and Margeret nity Heallh Care volunteer. Pilts,Jr.,JenniferKittrell, Jim Roun­ �eat-grandchildren, Brian Baker of uee; brother, John Paul Morgan of California and Shane Martin of Lindsay, Oklahoma; sister, Bernice Warner;several nieces and nephews, Baptist church to hold revival Ellis of Lemore, California. :ncluding Velma Weeks of The First Baptist Church of Funeral services were at 10 McAlester. Warner will be holding their spring am., Wednesday, March 22, 1995, in revival beginning this Sunday morn­ Fosters' Ivory Chapel at Petering Clyde Franklin Boyer ing, April 2 and continuing through Funeral Home with Reverend Sam MUSKOGEE-Clyde F. Boyer Friday evening, April 7. ·COMMUNICAT I ONS · Harris officiating. Burial were at passed away on March 25, 1995 in Leading the revival will be Memorial Park Cemetery. The fam­ Muskogee after a lengthy illness. He evangelist Mark Aduddell. Rev. ily suggests memorials be given The 1ttained the age of 85 years, 11 Aduddell is a staff evangelist at South We can provide you with Cellular Service Hospice, 2023 W. Broadway, months, and 17 days. Lindsay Baptist Church in Oklahoma almost an where in Oklahoma. Muskogee, Oklahoma 74401. Fu­ He was born in San Saba City. Heand hiswife, Amy,and son, y neral service arrangements were County, Texas on April 8, 1909. He Christian, shareJesus in message and under the direction of Petering Fu­ :ame to Oklahoma in 1953 and was a song for42 weeks of the year while FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL neral Home. farmer all of his life. He was pre­ also attending seminary school. , :eded in death by three wives, Ilena, Last year, he preached at 45 Marion Joy Wright l\udrey, and Lola,two children, and churches, four camps, one college 918 4&3-8981 MUSKOGEE - Marion Joy Jne granddaughter. Baptist Student Union, two localradio Mark Aduddell 704 3rd Av. Warner, OK Wright, 98, of Muskogee, died March He is survived by seven chil­ stations,two local television stations, rest of the services will be at 7 pm. 23, 1995 after a lengthy illness. :iren, Nelda and Marlin Fulton of and held public school assemblies nightly, Sunday night through Friday Warner, Dale and Patsy Boyer of across the state. night. Several special promotions Choctaw,David and LaNell Boyerof Leading the music for the re­ are planned, including Monday Night vival will be Brett Rogers. Brett - Sunday School Night (all Sunday serves as theDirector of the Baptist School members are urged to sit Student Union al Connors State Col­ together with their classmates); lege and is a member of the First Wednesday Night- Children's Night; Baptist Church of Warner. He is also and Thursday Night - Youth Night. very active in evangelism and song All area residents are urged to ministry and is looking forward to attend each and every revival meet­ helping Mark lead people to Jesus. ing and a nursery will be provided. WARNER The revival will begin Sunday Come and get to know Jesus Christ as FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH morning,April 2, at 10:50 am. The your personalsavior! WELCOMES YOU! SunaayScfwo{- 9:45 am. • Sunaay:Mo rning -11 am. Sunday School • 9:30 am. Sunaay 'Evening- 6 pm. 'Weinesaay 'Evening- 7:30 pm. Worship Service - 10:30 am. Floyd Collins, Pastor Reverend Jim R. Hill 463-2629 WARNER WEBBERS FA LLS ii::::i:::Nmi:Iii D & S FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ST. JOSEPH CHURCH :11,11111 Dwayne Randolph, Pastor 109 Smith Street Paul West, Music Director o� �t WORSHIP SERVICES Webbers Falls, Oklahoma lfi11 Sunday School - 9:45 am. Sunday Morning- 10:50 am. WOMEN'S APPAREL Sunday Evening - 7 pm. Wednesday Evening • 7 pm. Sunday Mass - 11:30 am. 107 S.W.First St.•Checotah, OK (Next door to Dr. Meador) 463-2380 Rev. Michael Rooney, Pastor * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Wanted For lat, I Mlso. Yard Bain PROPANE: Prompt delivery. 24 SATURDAY MORNING South of Granny's WANT TO BUY fi ve or more· HELP WANTED. Male or hours. Competitive prices. LP BREAKFAST-BRUNCH - 8:30- YARD SALE: SHADY DEAL FLEA MARKET Thimble. March 31 & April 1. vehicles similar to 1-ton Dodge fe male, to do what you do best. Bottle Express, Inc. 775-3755, 1 30. Breakfast burritos, potato opens this weekend for the Season. April 1st. 1 vans. Will pay Cash! Also, need Part time vehicle drivers or nail dri­ 773-4064, 427-6789. 23-ufn prncakes, coffee cake, and many GARAGE SALE: 2 miles N of Gore on Hwy 100. to buy backhoe & a large rubber­ vers or common laborers, or office blk N. of Vian High School 918-489-5345. 33 FOR SALE: Fill dirt, top soil, rrore other breakfast favorites. tired loader. Call 918-773-5401 or help. Call Jimmie Rogers, 918- Cake 'n Stuff Restaurant, Hwy 101 Auditorium. 2 fam ily-lots of good­ GARAGE SALE at Patricia creek gravel, lime, limestone & pea ies. 800-262-6160. 25-l Otp 773-5401 or 800-262-6160.25-1 Otp gravel. Cheap, cheap, if you haul - E Sallisaw. 918-775-3977. 32-11 Stewart's residence. 8 miles N of is now tak­ COMING NEXT WEEK! Big VIAN STATE BANK is now tak­ VIAN STATE BANK We have at least a 3-ycar supply. PROM AND PAGEANT Vian on Hwy 82, West 1/4 mile ing applications for the position of Yard Sale. Hwy 64 West Vian­ ing applications for the position of Call or come by Jimmie D. Rogers. RENTALS: $25.00 plus refund­ from McQuick's on Hwy 100. Executive Loan Secretary at the White 2-story house. NEW Bookkeeper at the Vian Branch. If 918-773-5401 or 800-262-6160. able deposit. 918-773-8944. Saturday, April I. 8 am to 5 pm. Vian Branch. If interested, please Handmade Wood Crafts and interested, please send resume to 25-lOtp Across from El Siesta Motel, Hwy RUMMAGE SALE: Saturday, June Looper, c/o Vian State Bank, send resume to June Looper, c/o 6i Vian. 33-3tc Quilts! Lots of clothes and misc. 1985 SUZUKI LT 50G 4-' April 1st. 8 am - ?? Proceeds ben­ PO Box. 900, Muldrow, OK Vian State Bank, PO Box 900, and pay for it Watch for ad next week. WHEELER - $500.00. Call 918- BU Y A HORSE efit Second Touch Ministry. Vian 74948, or apply in person. Vian Muldrow, Oklahoma 74948, or nearly anyway you want to. We GARAGE SALE: Saturday, 773-8400 OT 918-773-8629. 32-ltQ Ministerial Alliance. State Bank is an Equal Opportunity apply in person. Vian State Bank h1ve different colors and sizes, April, 1 1/2 mile west of Vian on 5 days/4 Employer. 33-ufn is an Equal Opportunity Employer. BAHAMA CRUISE! with different personalities. Make 64 Hwy at Don Perego's residence. nights, Underbooked! Must Sell! I WANT TO BUY Your old car 30-ufn your deal with Jimmie Rogers, Baby clothes, cake pans, cordless $279/Couplc. Limited Tickets. lsrv/DBB tags from 1960 and back. James GREEN COUNTRY VEN­ 918-773-5401 or 800-262-6160.25- phone, speaker box and much (407) 831 -4700 ext 7841 . Mon­ DAY AND NIGHT MINOR Smith, 918-773-8613 or 918-773- TURES: Processors needed 1 Ot more. Sat 9 am to 10 pm . 33-41 Saturday, 8 Home Repair. All of Sequoyah 5288. 32-ufn full/part-time. Work out of your LO OK FOR ROAD-SIDE GARAGE SALE: TWO PROM DRESSES - Size 5. am . Look forsigns. 1 mile north County and Eastern Muskogee home. Process claims forrefu nds. ADVERTISEMENTS for home­ HOUSEKEEPERS WANTED: Earn to $650. per week. No experi­ Size 3, with matching shoes. Sec of Little League Ball field and 1/4 County. Emergency jobs done at Willing to work. Fu ll-time. Apply sites and acreage, to be able to buy at Warner Dry Cleaners. 463- mile east. Vian. Lots of families. night. Also, Housepainting inside at Super 8 Motel, Webbers Falls, ence necessary. Call ] -800-840- o� your own terms, plus listings fo r 6956. 31-2tc 5566. 32-2tf '83 Olds - $500.00. 91 8-773-8130. and out. Call Charles Peoples at OK 74470. 32-2tc FOR SALE: Several good cows any property you may be interested 918-773-8281. 32-ufn ir moving in a hurry. Call Jimmie GARAGE SALE: 1 1/2 miles HOME CARE You CAN TRUST... with calves by side. Two young APPLIANCE TAKING ORDERS for nearly Rogers Real Estate, 918-773-5401 west of Vian. Jerry Johnson's resi­ SERVICE: new & used cars. Let us know Hereford bulls. Holstein cow with dence. Friday, March 31st & Appliances fixed, washer & dryers o- 800-262-6160. 25-10tp what your needs arc. Call 918- Alliance is currently accepting applications for calf by side. Square and round Saturday, April 1st. Don't miss it! rebuilt and guaranteed. Contact !he following posttionsin your area and through­ bales of Hay. 918-682-7033. 33- 773-5401 or 800-262-6160. 25- outeastern Oklahoma: GIANT YARD SALE: 1 block Kenneth Daily, Buffi ngton Road. 10tp ufn ForR,nt west of Vian H ;gh School on 918-775-7548. 31-4tp ITEMS FOR SALE: Queen-size Office space at Bushyhead Street, Follow signs. TENKI LLER TRASH: mattress & box springs - $50.00. FOR RENT: Granny's Thimble. Call 918-773- Th ursday-30th, Friday-31st & Commercial or residential. Call Love seat, earthtones - $75.00. !1aB il1ri1 8515, 918-773-5586 or 918-773- Saturday-1st. 9 am till ?? 773-5743. 24-52tp Tappan microwave oven. Oak :�,!rt:ii;:;r: :· :-·: ·. 5734. Vian Oklahoma. 31-ufn BIG FLEA MARKET: dinette set w/ 4 chairs. 918-773- Blackgum Fire Department #1. 8609. 33-2! FOR RENT: Cottonwood Furniture, boat motor, lots of 2 MONTGOMERY WARJD Apartments, Warner. 1 & 2 bed­ Goodies. Friday, March 31 & 25 Years Experience Washing machine, large capacity. room apartments. Bills paid - $50. Saturday, April 1. 8 am to 5 pm. $1 00.00. 918-773-8609. 33-2t deposit - No pets. See manager at 5-FAMILY YARD SALE: tots '94 ISUZU PICK-UP, 2,000 Unit #14 or Cal I 918-463-3807 or .:eu tiiof·rAR Alliance's innovative approach to home care is of clothes, shoes, furniture & misc. CONTRACTORS dislinguishing us as a leader throughout the miles, AC, BFG-TA tires on west­ 918-775-4826. 50- ROOFINt& REPAIRS 773-4007 state.ll We invitelt you to callllfor application infor­l March 31 and April 1st. 8 am - ?? ern mags. $7,995.00. 918-427- mation or mail to: Commercial & Residential 1165. 33-1! Last street of Indian Housing FREEESTIMAT ES 773-5906 SPEARS HOME HEALTH Al.LIANCE HOME HEALTH AV AILABLE IMMEDIATELY: Addition, behind Ted's Wrecker An Alliance Company An Alliance Company LOOK! COLOGNES! Less than 684·4700 1. 2 & 3 bedroom apartments. Service, trailer house on corner. Branch Manager Branch Manager 1/2 price. Preferred stock, formen. Roberts Apartments, Warner. 918- 1-800•280·7634 PO Box 479 110 NorthGrand Vian. Watch for signs. HOG CREEK P01um, OK 74455 Okmulgee, OK 74447 Also, a large box with three differ­ 463-3846. 32-ufn 800-21 8-3896 800-756-1850 ent kinds for men. Women's - I . SALVAGE have Lace, L'effleur', Exclamation, WANTED Equal Opportunity Employer · • Copper, Brass, Steel, Ect. Large boxes with cologne & _ Ra/ &tatti . _ Old Batteries, Aluminum Cans body spray - $8.00 ea. Singles - BEAUTIFUL LOTS overloo king BEAUTIFUL LOTS overlooking LIST YOUR PROPERTY fo r WE BUY ALL SCRAP METAL Di count $4.00 each. This is all right off tlhe Lake Tenkiller. Can be sold for sale with Jimmie Rogers Real � shelf! Hurry while it lasts. Call Lake Tenkillcr and Kerr Lake for & OLD CARS & TRUCKS Jl;le, homesites. No money down, name mobile homes, regular homes or Estate Company and save 200- ·· musl<: P1anos 91 8-773-8514, ask for Helen. Get