OKLAHOMA PRESS ASSOCIATION BETTER NEWSPAPER News CONTEST W AWARD INNER Source for The 2015 The Heart of Oklahoma Purcell Register Thursday, August 11, 2016 purcellregister.com Vol. 129 No. 40 • 3 sections • 4032 pages 75¢ Since 1887 Compassionate Short and sweet School board breezes through agenda PMH cares for more than the patient care JeanneGrimes The Purcell Register John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register JeanneGrimes Repeat winner The Purcell Register And nothing is more treating patients as fam- Going head to head against comforting than the real- ily and extending care in open houses at Purcell’s el- Jon Corea,.left,.was.presented.the.Jayne.N..Montgomery.award. Nothing is more gut- ization that your family difficult times to family ementary and intermediate for.the.second.straight.year.for.developing.the.most.outstanding. wrenching than to have member is more than just members who can only schools translated into a light grant.proposal.to.the.Purcell.Public.School.Foundation..Board. a family member in the another case. president.Kerry.Wilhoit.made.the.presentation.at.the.annual. hospital, not knowing if Purcell Municipal Hos- breakfast.for.faculty.and.staff.Monday.at.Purcell.High.School. they will recover or die. pital has a long history of Please see Care, page 9A Please see School, back page

New road project begins Affects Johnson Road west of Purcell McClain county District 2 has started work on Johnson Road west of Purcell. The county crew consists of Richard Ward, Ethan Pendle- ton and Don Cole on the road John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register grader. They started the process Fuel spill A collision.involving.two.semi.tractor-trailers.just.after.8.a.m..August.4.necessitated.brief.closings.of.State.Highway.59.and.the.ramps.to.Interstate. 35..According.to.an.Oklahoma.Highway.Patrol.spokeswoman,.the.tanker.didn’t.lose.its.load.though.there.was.a.fuel.leak.from.the.truck..No.one. Please see Johnson, back page was.injured.in.the.collision. Faculty additions Rain Purcell Public Schools starts year with nine new teachers pretty JeanneGrimes The Purcell Register grade histo- School and He previ- School and scarce ry at Purcell wanted to ously taught the Univer- The students who an- Junior High move closer at Clinton. sity of Cen- While some localized swered the ringing of school School. He to Norman. C u p p tral Okla- locations have seen sub- bells Wednesday in Purcell is a graduate H e a n d chose Pur- homa. stantial rain in recent found nine new faces in of Welling- h i s w i f e , cell for the She previ- days, Purcell has been classrooms ton (Kans.,) Anne,have “great op- ously taught relatively dry. across the High School three chil- portunity to a t M i d - Last Friday .01” was re- district. Cupp and South- Henson dren – Jaxon, Higbee work with a Thompson west City- corded here with another New facul- w e s t e r n 10; Addy- great school D e l C i t y .05” falling Saturday ty members Oklahoma son, 6, and district and Schools and morning. this year are State Uni- Hudson, 5. c o m m u n i - Paoli Public That brings the total J.D. Beck, versity. Cupp is ty.” Schools. rainfall for the year-to- Jacob Cupp, In addition t e a c h i n g He has a “My goal date to 25.99”. Beck G i d g e t he is an as- high school wife, Alison. is to finish Oklahoma City has G r e e n l e e , sistant foot- math and Greenlee my teaching recorded 19.36” with the Kortnie Henson, Jana Hig- ball coach f i f t h a n d is teaching career in a normal rainfall for this bee, John Higbee, Van L. Greenlee and basket- Higbee sixth grade Kinchen third grade Wilhoit small town date at 22.53”. Kinchen, April Thompson, ball coach. social studies and math. math and science at Purcell Annual precipitation and Sharie Wilhoit. Beck previously taught He is a graduate of Elk City Intermediate School. She is a for central Oklahoma is Beck is teaching eighth history at Clinton High High School and SWOSU. graduate of Pauls Valley High Please see Teachers, back page 35.85”.

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The Washington Vested Opinion...... 4A Purcell Register and Lexington interest starting softball A mother’s Society...... 6A ■ Deadlines ■ Contact us Both teams in the gift may save Sports...... 1B Chisholm Trail oficer’s lives • News: 12 noon, Tuesday Classic at Shawnee. in Lexington Obituaries...... 8A • Display Ads: 12 noon, Tuesday 405-527-2126 [email protected] • Classiieds: 11 a.m., Tuesday Classiieds...... 9B • Legal Notices: 2 p.m., Tuesday Pg..1B Pg..2A 2A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, August 11, 2016 A mother’s Donation buys 6 vests for Lexington Police Department gift Sometimes all it takes to discounts to those departments from $750 to $354 per set. make a situation better is a that reached out to us,” Black- “We placed the Lexington manufacturer that is willing more said. need on the list and I was con- to put personal safety above Dallas changed that. templating how we would help profit. The company is commit- Lexington gather the balance That’s what happened when ting 10 percent of every dollar of the funds needed when the a local business, Armor Advan- generated in export sales to most amazing thing happened,” tage, announced an initiative to providing Hard Armor sets at Blackmore said. cloak as many law enforcement no charge. Myers had accompanied officers as possible with hard “If the projections of our Lindsey to the meeting and armor that is impermeable to distributors and representatives quietly listened to the entire even high-power rifle rounds. are accurate, we will be able to conversation. As the meeting “We must protect those commit over $2 million to this concluded, she spoke up. who protect us,” said Armor effort over the next 12 months,” “I have one question, how Advantage President Michael he said. much is it to make sure that Blackmore. Blackmore called on commu- every full time officer in the Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register The recent tragic loss of law nities, organizations and other department has one of these?” Protecting the protectors enforcement lives in Dallas, corporate sponsors to generate Told the balance on six vests and Baton Rouge showed first the funds necessary “to make came to $2,124, Myers quietly Mary Myers of Purcell and her great-granddaughter Jordyn Lindsay presented Lexington responders like police, fire and this a reality.” reached into her purse, pulled Police Chief Deana Allen and Patrolman Greg Lindsay with a check for $2,100 to be used to EMS are woefully unprepared Such a partnership became out a checkbook and stated “I purchase six hard armor protective vests from Armor Advantage in Purcell for the department’s when facing the onslaught of reality last week. want to make sure our officers full-time officers. rifle fire, he added. Mary Myers of Purcell has are safe, I will pay the balance Blackmore set an ambitious a son, Greg Lindsey, who is a myself.” goal for his company – provid- Lexington police officer. “This is such a tremendous Mauldin launches new business ing free of charge more than 1 Lindsey contacted Armor gift to all my guys,” Allen said. million sets of hard armor in Advantage and met with “We are a small agency and our every police cruiser, fire truck Blackmore to discuss the small pay is not what it would take for Lynda Mauldin, a long time not only captures the character Her partner, Stelpflug, who is and EMS unit in the country. department’s need. our officers to be able to buy Purcell resident and former and texture of their life, but adds a Lawton native and a former “Until the events of Dallas, Through a series of dis- their own vests. I don’t think Horticulture instructor at Mid- context and dimension to their journalist and marketing execu- we had done little more domes- counts, Blackmore was able Mary will ever know what a America Technology Center, legacy,” she said. tive, says the pair rely heavily tically than offer substantial to bring the armor price down gift she has given us.” has announced the launch of Mauldin brings more than on a storytelling approach to MyTimes Publishing, a com- 25 years of teaching and retail preserving their clients’ per- pany specializing in helping marketing experience to the sonal and family history. individuals write and publish partnership. Prior to becoming “Storytelling has been used their life stories. a teacher, Mauldin worked as for centuries as a means of According to Mauldin and a caregiver at several nursing teaching life lessons and pass- co-founder Steven Stelpflug, homes and assisted living cen- ing family history from genera- the company was founded on ters in the greater Oklahoma tion to generation,” explains the concept that everyone has City area. She firmly believes Stelpflug. “Unfortunately, a story to tell. that seniors deserve our respect we as a society have largely “So many people have amaz- and admiration, and she consid- abandoned this tradition. At ing experiences throughout ers the opportunity to work with MyTimes; however, we utilize their lives, yet very few have MyTimes a blessing. storytelling as a means of both the opportunity to document “We created this company to acquiring information and and record them for their chil- preserve the integrity of our cli- producing a finished product dren and future generations.” ent’s lives and their memories,” for the client. explains Mauldin. says Mauldin. “When I was a “We are confident that the “At MyTimes, we work child, I loved to sit and listen timing of the launch was opti- one-on-one with our clients to my grandparents tell stories mal given the size of the senior to uncover the significant mo- about their experiences and our population in the region and the ments and events in their lives. family history. Unfortunately, fact that it will continue to grow We then take that information when they passed, many of as Baby Boomers age,” adds and, using our proprietary pro- the details of their lives passed Stelpflug. “Further, we feel duction methods, create a short with them. It would have been that Oklahoma is the perfect biography, which we publish great if they or someone else home state for our business in both book and electronic had taken the time to record since there are so many families form. Our unique approach to their history. With MyTimes, here have deeply rooted ties to telling our clients’ life stories families now have that option.” the land and the community.” Mauldin says the most re- warding aspect of creating Call me today to hear about these optional features: New Car MyTimes was being able to Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Replacement, Accident Forgiveness and Deductible Rewards. make a difference in peoples’ Vested interest lives as well as the lives of their Michael D. Monroe Lexington Police Chief Deana Allen and Armor Advantage President Michael Blackmore hold (405) 360-9500 loved ones. one of six hard armor protective vests which a citizen’s donation purchased for the department’s 1100 Rambling Oaks Drive Now in its second month six full-time officers. Armor Advantage is a manufacturer located in Purcell. 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In Indian Tacos PHS Commons. NEWS Parents of freshmen will Brief Indian tacos will be avail- meet at 6:30 p.m. to be able Friday, August 19, from followed with all Boosters 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Chicka- meeting at 7 p.m. Chamber saw Nation Senior Center, Information about the 703 Sherri Classic Blvd., in upcoming marching season Coffee Break Purcell at a cost of $7. will be provided and the Deliveries will be made on meeting will conclude with The Chamber Coffee orders of five or more. Break will be held Thursday, an ice cream social for all For pick-up and delivery attendees. August 11, from 8-9 a.m. at orders or for more information Purcell Municipal Hospital, call 527-8855. 1500 N. Green. Senior Citizens The coffee break is spon- sored this month by Purcell Museum News Music Project Municipal Hospital. The McClain County Mu- Lexington Senior Citi- The second Thursday of zens is sponsoring a music seum and Historical Society John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register every month the chamber will be open Thursday, August jam from 1-5 p.m. every will host a networking event 11, and Friday, August 12, Tuesday. All traditional Fearsome foursome at a different business each from 1-4 p.m. country, gospel, or blue- Teammates during the Saturday Knights of Columbus golf scramble were, from left, Steve month. Thursday, August 18, Gary grass musicians and singers Sherman, James Sherman, Bryan Dye and Tommie Herrell. If you are interested in Rice with the Purcell Public are invited to perform. hosting a Thursday’s perks Library will be available to All live music and ad- event in your business, help individuals with genea- mission free. The public is contact the chamber office logical research and McClain invited. Make your plans to Election rules and reminders at 527-3093. County historical questions at be with us and bring your the museum, 203 W. Wash- friends. Following tips will simplify voting experience Lex Senior ington, from 2-4 p.m. No For more information appointment is needed. contact Hank Ivester at Voters will go to the polls or during early voting at the County may use the audio- Citizens Lunch Contact the museum at 527-7694. August 23 for the Purcell County Election Board to show tactile interface (ATI), a feature [email protected], call municipal special election, proof of identity before receiv- offered on all Oklahoma voting The Lexington senior McClain County Election ing a ballot. There are three devices, to vote privately and citizens serve lunch from 11 (405) 701-3171 or Facebook Purcell to schedule an alternate time Board Secretary Karen Haley ways for voters to prove their independently, either at Mc- a.m.-12:30 p.m. on Wednes- said today. identity under the law (only one Clain County Election Board days and Thursdays for a to visit or to purchase the NA Group historic Purcell poster. Haley offered the following proof of identity is required): during early voting or at their $5 donation. The lunch is Purcell New Beginnings information and tips for those Show a valid photo ID issued assigned polling place on elec- open to the public and home Group of Narcotics Anony- voting: by federal, state or tribal gov- tion day. cooked and served by the Kiwanis mous meets Wednesdays • Early voting will be avail- ernment; show the free voter • Voters who have moved Lexington Senior Citizens at 7 p.m. for Living Clean, able at the County Election identification card issued to since the last election, but at the Lexington Senior Citi- Shoe Drive Fridays at 7 p.m. for Basic Board office from 8 a.m. to every voter by the County Elec- who have not transferred their zens Center at 131 S. Main. The Purcell Kiwanis are Text and Saturdays at 7p.m. 6 p,m, August 18 and 19. On tion Board; or sign an affidavit voter registration to their new hosting a shoe drive. Donate for It Works. election day, polls will be open and vote a provisional ballot. (If address, may do so on Elec- Seminole Sing a new pair of shoes for local The group meets at the from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. the information on the affidavit tion Day by going to vote at students in need from pre- 7th and Monroe Church of The 47th Seminole Gospel Lines are possible at peak matches official voter registra- the polling place where their kindergarten through 12th Christ in Purcell. Sing will be starting a three voting times. Wait times will tion records, the ballot will be registration has been in the past. grade. For more information day run August 18-20. likely be shortest at mid-morn- counted after Election Day.) While voting, they may fill out Drop-offs are accepted at call Sarah W. at (405) 816- Thursday, August 18, ing and mid-afternoon. Anyone • Physically disabled voters a form instructing the County the Heart of Oklahoma Cham- 9233 or Cody C. at (405) features The Hoppers, Dove in line to vote at 7 p.m. will be who cannot enter the polling Election Board to transfer their ber of Commerce office, Rod- 468-1732. Brothers, Southern Raised allowed to cast a ballot. place, need help marking their registration to the new address ney’s Pizza and with Kathy Band and Summit Trace. • Anyone who needs to look ballots, blind or visually dis- before the next election. Wollenberg at McClain Bank. On Friday, August 19, The Business up their polling place, verify abled voters and illiterate voters • Those who becomes physi- Shoes will be made avail- Kingsmen will be featured their registration informa- may be assisted by a person the able to students enrolled along with The Browders, Consulting tion or view a sample ballot voter chooses. in Purcell, Washington and the McKameys and Summit The Oklahoma Small can do so online. The Online In all cases, a person provid- Rules Wayne Schools. Please see , page 5A Trace. Business Development Voter Tool can be accessed on ing such assistance may not be For more information con- The finale on Saturday, Center offers free person- the Oklahoma State Election the voter’s employer or an agent tact Kiwanis by message We appreciate your business! August 20, will feature Jeff alized counseling that is Board’s website: www.elec- of the employer or an officer on Facebook: HeartOfOK- and Sheri Easter, The Dip- comprehensive and indi- tions.ok.gov. Those who vote or agent of the voter’s union. Kiwanis. lomats, The Nelons and The vidualized to meet business by mail can also check the status A person providing assis- Freemans. needs. of their ballot using the Online tance also must swear or affirm & Seminole State College is PHS Band You can register for free Voter Tool. Sample ballots are that the voter’s ballots will be holding a nationwide gospel online business counseling also available at the County marked in accordance with the Boosters at www.osbdc.org or sched- Election Board office. voter’s wishes. talent search for gospel sing- J J ers and instrumentalists. Purcell High School ule a confidential meeting • Oklahoma law requires ev- Alternatively, all blind, visu- For information on the tal- Band Boosters should mark by calling (580) 559-5920 ery voter who votes in person ally impaired, and physically ent search or for ticket infor- Tuesday, August 23, on their or e-mail [email protected]. at the precinct polling place disabled voters in McClain Cleaners mation call (800) 557-8815. calendar for a meeting at the 501 S. Green • Purcell Are You Still Paying Too Much For Your Medications? 405-527-9119 Their Price You can save up to 93% when you fi ll your prescriptions with our Canadian and International prescription service. 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Expires: August 21, 2016 pitals to achieve a health care particularly vulnerable to the statement urging mandatory Use of these services is subject to the Terms of Use and accompanying policies at www.canadadrugcenter.com. worker influenza vaccination dangers of influenza because influenza policies. rate of 96 percent or higher their immune systems are during the 2015-16 flu season. often compromised by the That was in response to a illness that caused their ad- challenge from the Oklahoma mission or by the treatments Hospital Association. they are undergoing. “Influenza is associated Vaccination of health care with 36,000 deaths per year personnel has been shown to and the risk of complica- prevent illness and death in tions from influenza is higher patients and reduce influenza among the types of people who and absenteeism among those are admitted to our hospitals,” workers. said LaWanna Halstead, the The Centers for Disease association’s vice president Control and Prevention has YES of quality and clinical initia- recommended annual vacci- tives. “These hospitals have nation of health care person- Tuesday, stepped up in ensuring that nel since 1984. their patients are protected Several key national pro- for and a number are joining a fessional organizations have August 23 trend of hospitals nationwide endorsed mandatory policies in instituting mandatory vac- for influenza vaccination as cination policies. a condition of employment “Many of these hospitals within health care facilities, actually went above and including the American Hos- beyond the challenge and pital Association. We’re voting YES! met vaccination rates of 100 In 2011, the Oklahoma Purcell Municipal contact with persons Hospital is an invaluable injured in fires, accidents

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(USPS 450-620) Letters to the Editor Policy Established November 23, 1887 Published every Thursday at Purcell, What Olympics? All letters to the editor must include the signature of the author and all Oklahoma by those listed as signees. All letters must include the name, address and a McClain County Publishing Company, Inc. If you are a Dish Network revenue. daytime phone number for verification purposes. Addresses and phone 225 W. Main Street • Box 191 numbers will not be published. Purcell, OK 73080 customer like we are, trying When we called their hand (405) 527-2126 to watch the every four-year- and told them that was a bunch The Purcell Register does not print anonymous letters to the edi- FAX (405) 527-3299 historic-event known as the of bunk; that they keep the tor. Only two letters per month will be printed from the same author. [email protected] Olympics is about as easy as doors open by selling adver- Letters should be kept to a maximum of one (1) single spaced typed capturing Sasquatch on film. tising. letter-sized page. John D. Montgomery For whatever monetary They backed off on that line Editor and Publisher The Purcell Register reserves the right to edit any and all letters. reason, Dish and Tribune of double talk and said they’re Letters to the editor during any campaign cycle which seek to endorse Gracie Montgomery Company - who owns KFOR “working on it”. a candidate or discredit another will not be published during the campaign Co-Publisher in Oklahoma City - are at odds. That hasn’t done us any good cycle. Letters to the editor published in The Purcell Register do not NBC happens to be the and it’s been off for so long necessarily reflect the opinion of the newspaper. John Denny Montgomery network of the Olympics and I’ve forgotten what Lester Holt Assistant Editor KFOR is the local NBC af- looks like. filiate. For the most part there’s Vickie Foraker So KFOR, and in turn NBC, nothing on to watch on network Advertising Manager has been off the air at my house leaping. television anyway. for nine weeks and change now. No Michael Phelps. No So, until the Olympics rolled Jeanne Grimes That’s over two months. swimming at all. around, we really didn’t care. Our Views Reporter It was one thing to miss the No basketball or gymnastics. But now we do. David Stull British Open. We called up to Channel It’s awful and a disgusting I love newspapers Graphic Design I didn’t really have a horse in 4 hoping to get the “In Your hardship. that tournament, but now we’re Corner” team down here. I know many folks who are Henry Ketchum missing one of my favorite No such luck. jumping ship and going to Did I mention that I love Foreman sporting events of all time. The good folks at Channel Direct TV. newspapers? The most patriotic athletic 4 said they just wanted to get That may be an option for us. My favorite weekly newspa- Emily Montgomery competition that comes along their fair share of the market. It’s just down right ridicu- per is, of course, The Purcell Graphics Technician only once every leap year is Said they depend on that lous. Register, which keeps me in- formed about what’s happening Todd Newville in McClain County. Advertising Representative My favorite daily newspaper is The Oklahoman. Newspa- Doris Caldwell In God We Trust Production Technician pers keep me up on what’s go- Senator James Lankford On July 30, 1956, President as being controversial and an ing on in our wonderful world. Rebecca Cypert Eisenhower signed legislation unconstitutional endorsement I enjoy the comic strips and Receptionist Politics is still relatively officially making “In God We of religion. I miss the ones that are not new to me, but politics is not Trust” our national motto. A So the question is, can our there anymore. Among them wich bun.” Yes, it referred to Tracy Tompkins new for ministers. Obviously few weeks ago, we recognized nation recognize the impor- are Dick Tracy, Tarzan and Li’l Chris Rock so the words that Proofreader church politics is its own spe- its 60th anniversary. tance of faith without endors- Abner. And do you remember fit in the blanks were “Rock cial variety of politics, but Prior to the passage of the ing a particular religion? Jiggs and Maggie? and Roll.” Subscriptions Rates for more than two centuries, law, there was no official motto The Declaration of Inde- One of my favorite things “Huff and Puff” was the Including Postage: McClain, Cleveland and Garvin ministers have also served in for the United States. Congress pendence famously states, in the newspaper is the daily answer to “photo caption for Counties Congress, including the very noted that “In God We Trust” “We hold these truths to be crossword puzzle and there NFL Hall of Famer Sam with $30 first Speaker of the House of had already been inscribed on self-evident, that all men are was a very clever one recently a pastry shell.” (Sam Huff with Other Oklahoma Representatives in 1789. coins and was part of the na- created equal, that they are by C.W. Stewart. a cream puff equals what the Counties Before I sensed a call to a tional anthem, which showed endowed by their Creator with The clue for 20 across was Big Bad Wolf did to The Three $42 Out of State new ministry in our nation’s that it had a strong claim as certain unalienable Rights.” “photo caption for Condo- Little Pigs to blow their house $58 Capitol, I spent 22 years in our national motto. Fifteen years later, the leezza with a bowl of pintos.” down.” (No refunds on subscriptions) church ministry, including the However, the official des- religion clauses took shape, The answer, of course, was The photo caption for Kevin last fifteen years as Director ignation would be “of great proclaiming that “Congress “rice and beans.” with his Easter basket was Entered as periodicals postage (USPS 450-620) at the post ofice in Purcell, Oklahoma, under the of Student Ministry at the spiritual and psychological shall make no law respecting Clue for 36 across was “photo “Bacon and eggs.” Act of Congress of March 2, 1879 Baptist General Convention value to our country,” accord- an establishment of religion, caption for Chris with a sand- I love ‘em! of Oklahoma and Director of ing to the Senate and House of or prohibiting the free exercise POSTMASTER: Please send the Falls Creek Youth Camp. Representatives at the time. thereof.” address changes to: Box 191, Purcell, OK 73080 One of the many issues that Even though the motto was Taken collectively, our drew me to politics was the not officially adopted until Founders recognized a Creator need to defend religious free- 1956, it is interwoven into on one hand, while still pro- Your Views Reaching Your dom in America. For whatever the fabric of this nation, from tecting religious freedom – the reason, America has become our founding documents, to freedom to believe or not – as Lawmakers afraid of religious liberty and our currency, to inscriptions the first freedom codified in Senator our culture doesn’t appreciate on our government buildings. our Constitution. In doing so, Take the money, Fallin Corey Brooks (R-43) our nation’s deep foundation Despite the prevalence of this State Capitol, Room 520 Dear Editor, 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. of the right to live your faith motto throughout our society, Oklahoma City, OK 73105 freely. it is still challenged by some Please see Lankford, page 5A I am writing about last week’s column by Tom Cole. What (405) 521-5522 he says is just not true. After two years of the Affordable Care Act in other states, it Senator is working fine. Premiums have not “skyrocketed” and hospital John Sparks (D-16) State Capitol, Room 529-B visits are not “outrageous.” This fear mongering is keeping our 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. state from taking $900 million. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Compare the 19 states (Oklahoma included) not getting these (405) 521-5553 News from Capitol hill funds with states that do. This shortfall is from the legislature Senator giving corporate income tax credits, incentives and rebates. Rob Standridge (D-15) Cutting taxes for the rich, refusing the $900 million and Capitol State Capitol, Room 429 Rededicating ourselves Improvements starting at $125 million now doubled to $250 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 million, shows the priorities of this administration. (405) 521-5535 The Arizona governor wasn’t going to take the money, but Congressman Tom Cole The Legislative Branch is ingly a Court that is reluctant to after the voters insisted, she did. Look how Arizona is doing Representative the only branch where each enforce the Constitution when Scott Martin (R-46) Our nation was founded on member is elected directly disputes arise between the other compared to Oklahoma. State Capitol, Room 432D the idea that the government by the people. Therefore, it two branches, but at the same I hope people will do as Arizona did and tell Gov. Fallin to 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. should serve the people, not stands to reason that it most time not at all reluctant to create take the $900 million. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Respectfully, (405) 557-7329 the other way around. clearly reflects the opinions law from the bench. In order to establish and and aspirations of the American This imbalance severely Mary Brannon, Representative protect that principle, our people. The Executive Branch undermines the people’s con- former registered Republican Bobby Cleveland (R-20) State Capitol, Room 325 Founding Fathers established a has exactly one person elected fidence and trust in their 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. Constitution which established by the people and the Judicial government. They know in- Oklahoma City, OK 73105 a government structure unlike has none. herently that the Executive is (405) 557-7308 the world had ever known. And yet in the past several overreaching its authority and School finance Representative Their plan to have a govern- years we have seen President that the Judicial is all too often Lisa Billy (R-42) ment of three branches – leg- Obama attempt to implement complicit by standing on the There is an old Holiday Inn him the expertise to actually State Capitol, Room 302A islative, judicial and executive blanket amnesty to illegal im- sidelines until they decide to Express television commer- fly the helicopter. 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 - has stood the test of time and migrants, impose gun control usurp the power of the other cial which goes something You probably remember the (405) 557-7365 has served as the foundation of and allow unprecedented num- two branches. like this: look of fear on the passengers our Republic. bers of potentially dangerous And they are irate that the A group of four explorers are faces as the “fake” pilot glee- Representative refugees into the country, all people they elected to represent lifting off in a helicopter from fully heads out over the frozen Claudia Grifith (D-45) This system of checks and State Capitol, Room 539 balances is intended to hold in direct contradiction to the them seem to be powerless to the cold snow and ice. tundra. 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. each branch accountable. How- will of the people as expressed do anything about it. They are celebrating their This is a good analogy to the Oklahoma City, OK 73105 ever, that balance has shifted in by their representatives in the It is critically important lift-off when a passenger no- expertise that many legislators (405) 557-7386 recent years - unfortunately at Legislative Branch. that the appropriate balance tices someone left behind on believe they have concerning Read us on the web at the expense of the branch most One of the most solemn between the three branches be the ground, and says to the school finance and funding. representative of the people, the responsibilities of the Judicial restored - but it won’t be easy. “pilot” – “Dude, I think that I believe most legislators are www.purcellregister.com Legislative Branch. Branch, especially the Supreme The politicization of the guys trying to get your atten- experts in politics, but not

OKLAHOMA PRESS ASSOCIATION The Executive Branch in- Court, is to serve as an honest Supreme Court must end, and tion” as the person desperately school finance. BETTER NEWSPAPER creasingly relies on executive broker between the Legislative Justices, including the one who waves his arms to the departing They often convey, however, CONTEST W orders rather than the normal and Executive. They have at will ultimately be confirmed helicopter. that they are experts on many AWARD INNER 2015 legislative process, and the their disposal the most pow- to replace Justice Scalia, must The “pilot” then tells the issues, including complicated Judicial Branch too often leg- erful document the Founders be an individual with a deep passenger that the person left “school finance” – so they’re islates from the bench rather created - the United States behind is the real pilot, and than applying the Constitution Constitution. the fact that he stayed at a Beckham as the Founders intended. Despite this, we see increas- Please see Cole, page 5A Holiday Inn Express gives Please see , page 5 THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, August 11, 2016-5A From page 4A Lankford: Valley Clergy Unite there was both a recognition of faith without showing favorit- “Evil must be stopped,” warns Pinrod ism toward one religion over She had considered bringing the subject of another, or even religion over the annual Men’s Breakfast and Turkey Shoot non-religion. at First Baptist Church to their attention, but The Establishment Clause thought better of the idea. After all, what con- Every fi fth Friday of the month, which gener- cern of hers was it if men wanted to have a meal does not prohibit the govern- ally comes around about four times most years, together and shoot paper plates? Maybe after a ment from referencing religion the clergy of the Valley would gather together for year, the time would be right to address such altogether, nor does it require lunch. Over time, the gathering came to be known things before the group. that the government scrub all as the Ministerial Alliance of Lennox Valley. Father O’Reilly was the fi rst to welcome references of religion from the To outsiders, meaning just about anyone who Sarah as she entered Betsy’s Diner on Highway doesn’t work for one of the Valley churches, the 11, just north of the VFW. The group usually public square. words “Ministerial Alliance” bring thoughts of lunched at Betsy’s, instead of the Haufbrau, to As Justice Sandra Day important discussions concerning major theolog- keep the Baptists and some Methodists from O’Connor once wrote in ical and ethical issues. The pastors are careful to getting upset at their pastors for eating at an 1984, “government acknowl- be sure the meeting is included in each of their establishment that served beer. edgments of religion serve, respective church newsletters, and the good folks Most of lunch was spent discussing the of the Baptist, Catholic, Lutheran and Methodist upcoming election, with Father O’Reilly taking in the only ways reasonably churches can feel relief that their shepherds are a good bit of ribbing for having the only church possible in our culture, the guarding against any corrupt infl uences that without a candidate on the ballot. legitimate secular purposes might infi ltrate their community. “Looking at the candidates,” quipped the good of solemnizing public occa- To the clergy of the Valley, however, the father, “I’m thinking I should round one up.” Ministerial Alliance basically means a chance Following lunch, the group began their busi- sions, expressing confidence to have lunch together and compare notes about ness meeting in the “social room” at Betsy’s. The in the future, and encourag- what’s going on in their congregations. social room was a fancy name for four tables that John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register ing the recognition of what So it was on July 31, 1998, the ecclesiastical could be separated from the rest of the diner with is worthy of appreciation in leaders of the community gathered together for an accordian-style folding wall. Chef-tell society. For that reason, and lunch. One danger of announcing the meeting so There was one item of business on the meet- prominently was that members of the commu- ing schedule, a presentation from Vera Pinrod, Victor Lohn, right, and Bob Shea grilled up some tasty hot dogs because of their history and nity often requested an opportunity to address representing the Auburn Hat Society. for lunch after the Knights of Columbus golf scramble Saturday. ubiquity, those practices are the Alliance, usually to bring to their attention “You might remember,” Pinrod began, “ear- not understood as conveying some moral concern requiring their collective lier this year I brought an item to your attention government approval of par- wisdom and guidance. about a scandalous book being read by many of From page 2A ticular religious beliefs.” It didn’t take long for the pastors to realize our children.” I serve as co-chairman of the the necessity of planning a “business meeting” Being new to the alliance, Sarah had no idea Mail: after lunch to allow members of the community what book Vera was referring to. Congressional Prayer Caucus to address the group. Otherwise, the respected “Harry Potter,” continued Pinrod, “might be can activate certain special conditions in the following circum- in the United States Congress. leaders would never be able to discuss politics, the most dangerous element to prey upon our stances: The Caucus was founded by sports or other matters of great importance. youth since Dungeons and Dragons was banned Registered voters who are physically incapacitated, who Virginia Congressman Randy This would be the fi rst Alliance meeting for from offi cial school activities in 1987.” Sarah Hyden-Smith, and she approached the Being a fan of Harry Potter, Sarah almost care for physically incapacitated persons who cannot be left Forbes in 2005 to protect the date with a combination of excitement and trepi- giggled before catching herself. unattended or who are confined to nursing homes may apply fundamental human right of dation. After all, she was the fi rst female to enter Vera continued, “I have spoken to both Ray- for absentee ballots only by mail, fax, e-mail, online or via an religious freedom and guard the all-male fraternity of ministers in Lennox mond Cooper and Mayor Bland, and both agree agent who is at least 16 years of age and who is not employed the right of individuals to pray Valley, and she was concerned she might not be that something must be done about this menace. by or related within the third degree of consanguinity or affinity and practice their faith freely. welcomed with open arms. I’m sure you will give this issue the prayerful Sarah was pleasantly surprised by her recep- consideration it warrants.” to any person whose name appears on the ballot. The separation of church tion. All her colleagues, even those from churches Lutheran Pastor Brother Jacob, sitting next to Military personnel, residents of McClain County living over- and state ensures that neither that didn’t allow female clergy, offered their sin- Sarah, leaned over and whispered, “Welcome to seas, and the spouses and dependents of each group may apply entity can control the other. cere welcome and quickly made her feel at home. Lennox Valley.” only by mail, fax or e-mail. For more information and instruc- But America’s birth is rooted Kevin Slimp now makes his home in Knoxville, Tennessee. Write to Kevin at [email protected] tions, military and overseas voters may visit the Federal Voting in the free exercise of religion Assistance Program website at http://www.fvap.gov/oklahoma. without government coercion, For more information on absentee voting, contact the McClain and we must protect this fun- County Election Board in the McClain County Courthouse. damental right at all cost. I am The telephone number is 527-3121 and the fax number is glad that this is a part of our 527-9347. nation’s history that cannot be For additional election-related information, visit www.elec- erased, and I will do whatever tions.ok.gov. necessary to defend that right. SUPERSAVER Beckham:From page 4A MOVIES ROYAL sometimes communicating “chargeable”, so the legisla- believe it is unconstitutional STARTS FRIDAY false information. ture decreases school appro- to cut agency appropriations This false sense of expertise priations by the same amount in order to spend money in “FUN FOR ALL AGES” becomes frustrating to those (no net loss or gain is realized another area, so a lawsuit may John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register people who know the facts of when “chargeables” change). be filed if the governor calls a Three quarters school finance issues. By the This week’s school finance special session. 7:30 PM EVENINGS PG Teaming Saturday in the Knights of Columbus golf scramble 2 PM SAT. & SUN. MATINEE way, I don’t pretend to know issue is about using “one- Secondly, anyone knows were, from left, Todd Clouse, Garrett Goldsby and Chris Goldsby. MATINEE > TICKETS $5.00 anything about the compli- time” revenue for “recurring” that you can’t spend one-time Not pictured was the fourth member of the team, Greg McKiddy. HELD OVER cated art of politics (as has expenses – which is not a good revenue on recurring expenses, become evident) and I cer- idea. It seems the legislature and this $140 million is one- From page 4A tainly didn’t stay at a Holiday cut more funding from state time revenue – and teacher Inn Express last night, but I agencies than they really had salaries are recurring expen- do have a moderate degree of to, as $140 million mysteri- ditures. Cole: knowledge on school finance ously appeared in the treasury We truly hope that the gov- reverence for the Constitution. The U.S. Constitution has and funding issues. at the end of the fiscal year. ernor allows the funds to go Our next President needs to served as the world’s best ex- I have a Ph.D. in public To the governor and many back to the 62 agencies from commit to working with the ample as to how free men and school finance from the Uni- lawmakers, this $140 million whence it came. Congress and stop the danger- women can govern themselves 7:30 PM EVENINGS PG-13 versity of Oklahoma and I’ve now becomes new money that At least the five public ous reliance upon executive or- and create the greatest nation 2 PM SAT. & SUN. MATINEE taught school finance classes they intend to spend. Instead service agencies should be ders. And individual Members on earth. ANNOUNCEMENT: at OU as an adjunct professor, of sending the money back to re-allocated funding for the of Congress need to understand But we as citizens must 405-238-6358 405-238-7002 119 EAST PAUL AVE., PAULS VALLEY so I believe an obligation exists state agencies from which it over-estimated cuts, instead that they can compromise on rededicate ourselves to the ACROSS FROM TRAIN DEPOT to correct misinformation and was cut, the governor has sug- of providing pay raises to tactics and details without timeless principles contained ROYAL THEATRE inaccurate assumptions. gested that a special legislative teachers. compromising their principles. in that brilliant document. Over the past couple of session be called in order to I’ve said it before and I’ll say We must return to being a weeks, I’ve discussed how spend it on teacher pay raises. it again - there are much bet- nation of laws that understands “no budget cuts” to public There are two issues that ter ways to provide pay raises and respects our founding school funding are actually concern many people if the to teachers, rather than using documents and rejects the giant budget cuts – and how governor takes this particular one-time money or increasing dangerous animosity that has the Commissioners of Land action. the state sales tax. creeped into our national politi- Office funding increases are First of all, many people Jim Beckham cal discourse. LET OUR Rules:From page 3A insurance cally incapacitated after 5 p.m. August 16 still can re- quest an emergency absentee 25% OFF professionals ballot. 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Gracie Montgomery Town & Country OHCE Club met at the McClain County Farm & Home Building in Purcell Aug. 4, 2016. The meeting Happy birthday to The Reg- of Commerce office, Rodney’s was called to order by President Peggy Howard at 2 p.m. ister’s own Skye Tompkins. Pizza and with Kathy Wollen- Members present were Betty Verduzco, Denice Davis, Sharon Skye celebrates her birthday berg at McClain Bank. Hardcastle and Peggy Howard. on Saturday, August 13. Shoes will be made available Minutes of the last meeting was read and approved as read. *** to students enrolled in Pur- Treasurer’s report was read and approved. Happy birthday to Rod- cell, Washington and Wayne Discussion was held on the 2016 McClain County Fair. First ney Powers, Sheila Walck, Schools. item of business was the booth display and set-up. Next discus- Patsy Atterberry, Hunter Bay, For more information con- sion was held on the pre-registration of OHCE entries. Town Kristen Townsend, Savannah tact Kiwanis by message on & Country OHCE is assigned to work on Friday, September McCurdy, Ellie Walck, Gen- Facebook: HeartOfOKKi- 9, from 2-8 p.m. Work schedules were assigned. Fair entries esis Canales, Rudean Miller, wanis. will be Wednesday, September 7. OHCE booth set-up will be Thursday afternoon. Matthew Hickman, Donna *** • Photo provided Dragoo, Nicole Moore, Alma The Summer Reading Pro- Items needed for County Fair include homemade items for the Huddleston, John Rummage, gram means the Purcell Pub- Special guest appearance Country Store and cookies or brownies pre-packaged in groups Carrie Eyler, Payton Black- lic Library’s Preschool and Kyra Cargill will be one of the performers at the next Pauls of three for the kitchen. burn, Mike McElderry, Nolan Toddler Story Time is racing Valley Opry September 3. The show begins at 6:30 p.m. at the Leaders’ Training for September will be held on August 18 Douglas, Chris Davis, Zackary ahead with stories and more Pauls Valley High School auditorium. at 1: 30 p.m. at the Farm & Home Building. Carpenter, Hannah Hail, Mary for youngsters, with Story time Arthritis classes will begin again on August 17 at 10:30 a.m. Alyce Alford, Wyatt Steiner, set for 10:30 a.m. Thursday, in the Farm & Home Building. Paul Trejo, Francisco Perez, August 11. Pauls Valley Opry Volunteers are needed for the Reality Check which will be Julia Purus, Christin Lee Ann Each session of Preschool held September 27-29 from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Anyone who Warren, Sheila Baker, Misty and Toddler Story will feature can help should call Mickey Simpson at 527-2174. McKiddy, Maria Susan Agui- stories, rhymes, songs, games set for new show The list of items needed for the Make It & Take It Craft Show naga, Kay Collett, Jim Dug- and other activities geared to on October 15 was read. Items can be dropped off at the Mc- gins, Missy Burrough, Sarah toddlers and preschool-age The Pauls Valley Opry hosted least, Cutter Elliott is a very Clain County OSU Extension Center office. Murrieta and Katie Johnson. children and their caregivers. six wonderful guests Saturday, impressive young man. He No further business was brought up and the meeting was *** Registration is not required August 6. Jae L. Stilwell, of shared his talents in songs such adjourned at 2:50 p.m. School has started in the to attend any of the story times. McSwain Theatre fame, en- as “Where Corn Don’t Grow” Heart of Oklahoma. Find out more by visiting tertained the audience with by Travis Tritt, and “Blue Clear Crosswalks and neighbor- the library, calling 527-5546 selections from Connie Smith, Sky” by George Strait, to name hood streets are filled with or going online to www.pio- Reba McEntire and Jerry Lee a few. children walking and bicycling neerlibrarysystem.org/purcell. Lewis’ “Great Balls of Fire.” Rounding off the evening to school. *** Representing the Hank Wil- were the Memory Makers Band The message is simple: Mor- The start of school always liams Museum, all the way with selections from Linda torists - Put down the phone, meant dinner on the table ear- from Montgomery, Ala., Jeff Ronstadt, Merle Haggard, Bob stay alert and watch out for lier than usual for me! Here’s Petty crooned “I’m Just an Old Dylan, Lacy J. Dalton, Emmy these precious, vulnerable something quick to prepare. Chunk of Coal” and other great Lou Harris, Buddy Holly, and children. Chinese Casserole country songs. “I’m So Lonesome I Could *** 1 lb. ground beef Joining him and keeping it Cry,” written by Hank Williams The Chamber Coffee Break 1 medium onion, chopped country, was an Opry favor- and arranged by Leon Russell will be held Thursday, August 3 celery stalks, chopped ite, Ray Deviney singing such (Hank Wilson). 11, from 8-9 a.m. at Purcell 1 can Chinese vegetables, numbers as “It Won’t Hurt” The next show on September Municipal Hospital, 1500 N. undrained (Dwight Yoakam). Ray also 3, features guests, Mary Mc- Green. 1 can cream of mushroom soup sang a Johnny Rivers’ classic, Donald, John Williams, Becca The coffee break is spon- 1 can cream of celery soup “Memphis.” Herrod, Clancy Davis, Kyra sored this month by Purcell 1/2 cup instant rice Anne Young gave a great Cargill, and a special tribute Municipal Hospital. 1 cup water performance of “You Say You to Dickie McCoy. 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The ride will leave at 11 a.m. whose primary purpose is to Camp ClapHans is an out- Rebecca L. Avant, speeding 80/70. Jordan L. Rogers, speeding 81/70. Tower Loans v. Monty Jensen, and end back at the J. D. Mc- be in the community for the reach program of the J. D. Kylie R. Bailey, no seatbelt. William J. Rowe, improper passing. small claims under $1,500. James W. Baldwin, no seatbelt. Tyler Rozzi, speeding 80/70. Tower Loans v. Amy L. Johnson, Carty Center. brother or sister who wants McCarty Center for children William F. Barnes, speeding 80/70. Lashay B. Sanchez, speeding 96/70. small claims under $1,500. Registration is $20 for a to stop drinking or drug- with developmental disabili- Summer A. Bitjeman, speeding Lashay B. Sanchez, no child re- Jack S. Wheeler II v. Amber Ma- single rider and $30 for a ging. Their members have all ties. The camp serves children 95/75. straint. han, forcible entry and detainer under couple. A BBQ dinner is in- changed their lives through 12 with special needs ages 8-18. Jeffrey J. Bourgoin, speeding 94/75. William E. Sappington, speeding $1,500. cluded for the riders. Dinner step programs and carry that The camp is accredited by the Michael W. Brock, speeding 80/70. 92/75. Tower Loans v. Caitlyn B. Mullen, Karla Brooks, operating vehicle Devan R. Scott, speeding 80/70. small claims under $1,500. is available to non-riders for message where ever they go. American Camp Association with defective headlights. Jeremy A. Seven, speeding 70/60. Tower Loans v. Angela D. Newkirk, $10 a plate. There will also be “Giving back to the com- and serves 12 campers per Karla Brooks, DUS. Mary A. Sewell, texting while oper- small claims under $1,500. bike games and a 50/50 raffle. munity is very important to session with a one-to-one William J. Cantrell, speeding 84/70. ating non-commerical motor vehicle. Lois Schrader v. Angie Pritchett, All proceeds from this event club members,” said Willie camper to staff ratio. Gloria A. Cantu, speeding 80/70. Sarah J. Simpson, speeding 75/65. small claims under $1,500. will go to the J. D. McCarty “Farm Boy” Moore, president While the McCarty Cen- Marclay T. Chatmon, DUS (2nd La Donna G. Skaggs, speeding Thompson & Rose LLC v. Amanda offense). 55/45. K. Wheeler, forcible entry and detainer Center’s Camp ClapHans. of the Central Oklahoma Sur- ter is a state agency, Camp Colby B. Christian, no seatbelt. Kailey R. Slatten, speeding 80/70. under $1,500. Camp ClapHans is a residen- vivors. “As addicts we spent ClapHans was built entirely Courtney R. Colbert, DUS. Nora J. Soto, unsafe condition. Tower Loans v. Tonya M. Rich- tial summer camp for kids a lot of time taking freely with donated money. No state Kimberly A. Cooper, speeding Nora J. Soto, no valid DL. mond, small claims under $1,500. with special needs ages 8 from the community. Giving dollars were used. The camp 85/75. Nora J. Soto, no insurance. Tower Loans v. Delsi M. Roberts, to 18. back to the community is an is also operated using donated Terrance C. Cooper, failure to stay Ronald D. Stewart Jr., speeding small claims under $1,500. in lane. 92/75. Tower Loans v. Rebecca J. Thomas, This year marks the 25th important part of recovery and fundraised monies. Darbye A. Cotner, speeding 90/75. Robert L. Stone, speeding 75/65. small claims under $1,500. anniversary of the Survivors for us.” For more information about Cody L. Courtney, speeding 75/65. Jessica L. Story, speeding 80/70. Civil MC nationally. The Central Listening to Moore talk the 4th annual Ride for Re- Renaldo C. Davis, speeding 80/70. Tandy M. Torres, speeding 90/75. Patricia A. Lawson v. American Oklahoma Survivors MC about the club one thing is covery contact “Farm Boy” at Ryan L. Dawson, no insurance. Deon J. Tucker, speeding 80/70. Bankers Insurance Co., civil action will also be hosting the club’s abundantly clear: recovery is (580) 451-0712 or moorewil- Blake L. Dexter, no valid DL. Amelia M. Van Buskirk, speeding $10,000 or more. Tanner C. Dial, speeding 75/65. 80/70. American Express Bank FSB v. 25th anniversary national run everything. Without it mem- [email protected]. Lonnie D. Dibler, DUS (3rd of- Steven D. Walker, speeding 86/70. Kevin D. McKenna, civil action fense). Ryan T. Walters, taxes due state. $10,000 or more. Lonnie D. Dibler, failure to stop. Austin L. Warren, speeding 80/70. Blanchard Building Center v. David Lelar B. Dorsey, failure to devote Matthew S. Warren, no seatbelt. Allred Construction Inc., civil action full attention. Marshall T. Webb, no seatbelt. $10,000 or more. Drug trafficking suspect in custody Kaci J. Draper, speeding 89/70. Reagan E. West, speeding 85/70. Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC v. Claudia Y. Escobar, speeding 85/70. Bobby D. White Jr., speeding 85/75. Zachary M. Bost, civil action $10,000 JeanneGrimes Stephen C. Fike, speeding 96/75. Johnny R. Wilbanks, 80/70. or more. The Purcell Register session of drug paraphernalia. During the check, they found Kimberly D. Gabel, no seatbelt. Misdemeanors Cascade Capital LLC vs. Cliffton The charges were filed after approximately 222 grams of Cale T. Gallaway, speeding 85/75. Patrick A. Alford, assult and battery. Penner, civil action $10,000 or more. Kimberly L. Gallegos, speeding Robert C. Bullock, possession of LSF9 Master Participation Trust v. A Newcastle man is in former felony convictions in suspected methamphetamine, 80/70. CDS. Heather Elliott, civil action $10,000 federal custody after posting Oklahoma County for drug 47 grams of suspected psilocy- Tabitha M. Garell, speeding 90/70. Jaret D. Carlile, DUI. or more. a $100,000 bond in McClain trafficking. bin mushrooms, promethazine Russell W. Gee, failure to obtain Brock W. Caudle, domestic abuse- Hugh Ebert v. Bill Huff civil action County on a trio of drug According to an affidavit, cough syrup not prescribed to current registration. assault and battery. $10,000 or more. charges. a member of the District 21 Hamblin or others in the home, Christopher J. Giddings, following Yoav F.B. Hagan, domestic abuse- US Bank National Association v. too closely. assault and battery. Joshua S. Sparks, civil action $10,000 Prosecutors charged Donald Street Crime Unit learned from five 1,250 mg vials of testos- Cody G. Gilbreath, no seatbelt. Cory D. Holt, petit larceny. or more. W. Hamblin, 55, in McClain a Newcastle police officer that terone enanthate, a vial of nan- Rebecca J. Gilder, failure to reduce Jeremy S. Murrin, larceny of lost First National Bank of Omaha v. County District Court with traf- multiple federal probation and drolone, as well as unknown speed. property. Mickie F. Yates, civil action $10,000 ficking in illegal drugs, posses- parole agents were conducting powders, syringes, spoons with Jesus R. Giron De Leon, over- Gregory S. Shobe, DUI-aggravated. or more. sion of a controlled dangerous a compliance check on Hamb- burnt residue, two digital scales weight-3,001 to 4,000. Jarryl A. Songer, larceny of lost Steven T. Lamar v. Phillip Torrance, Jessica Gray, no valid DL. property. civil action $10,000 or more. substance and unlawful pos- lin at his home in Newcastle. and multiple plastic baggies. Michael F. Gross, no seatbelt. Matthew T. Winfrey, obstructing Christopher M. Salyer v. Clifford R. Kyle M. Halberg, speeding 80/70. an officer. Spotts, civil action $10,000 or more. Jarred Hall, speeding 80/70. Felonies Wells Fargo Bank NA v. Karen Brian L. Hamm, DUS. Jeffrey T. Cantrell, knowingly parker, civil action $10,000 or more. Brian L. Hamm, operating without concealing stolen property. Marriages Filed current license decal. Ashley M. Hall, failure to obtain Jonathon David Arbuckle, 20, ON ONE OF OKLAHOMA’S Shantel L. Harge, no seatbelt. registration and title within 30 days and Daja Nicole Bell, 20, both of Candice A. Harper, speeding 80/70. of used vehicle. Blanchard. LARGEST SCREENS Bryce J. Hays II, speeding 89/70. Donald W. Hamblin, trafficking in Michael Glen Averett Jr., 33, and Loni D. Hensley, speeding 85/65. illegal drugs. Sirena Larae Ward, 41, both of Ce- Cecilia Hernandez, speeding 80/70. Billy J. Hendershot, obtaining cash deredge, CO. Alfonso Hernandez-Salinas, speed- or merchandise by false pretense. Shannon Michael Boyd, 52, and HOLBA' ing 90/75. Lori A. Hernandez-Escobar, pos- Cynthia S. Ellis, 50, both of Purcell. Shenna D. Diatt, speeding 80/70. session of CDS. Thomas Keith Rollins, 25, and JT Hignite, unsafe lane change. Martin F. Ibarra, burglary, second Kylie Delin Chitwood, 26, both of PISACHI' Russell P. Hobson, no seatbelt. degree. Lexington. Brandon L. Houch, speeding 55/45. Johnny K. Parker, burglary, second Evan Blake King, 22, of Shaw- Ryan A. Huff, speeding 80/70. degree. nee, and Ashley Rae Huffman, 21, NATIVE M. Shane Hughes, no seatbelt. Abraham Rios, unauthorized used of Yukon. Andrea D. Jackson, no valid DL. of a vehicle. Garrett Mark Melton, 28, and Sunny Shane C. Jackson, speeding 80/ 70. Janie J. Sanford, possession of Skye Freeman, 28, both of Newcastle. Nick K. Jay, speeding 80/70. CDS. Brandon Michael Sturgell, 24, FILM James N. Jones, no seatbelt. Jason R. Shandy, obtain (or attempt) of Blanchard, and Baylee Tristen Trey H. Jones, 108/75. controlled substance by forgery/fraud. Malone, 22, of Purcell. Curtis N. Knapp, speeding 80/70. Anthony Soto, burglary, second Divorces Granted FESTIVAL Clifford D. Knight, speeding 80/70. degree. Jessica J. Phillips v. Daren K. Joseph A. Lambert, failure to devote Carl W. Thompson, maintaining Phillips. full attention. place for keeping/selling controlled Kimberley K. Hartsfield v. Charles FREE ADMISSION Anthony M. Leland, speeding substance. L. Hartsfield. 80/70. Mitzie B. Williams, possession Lisa Upchurch v. Ralph Upchurch. AUGUST 1 2 - 1 3 Andrew J. Lines, improper tag of CDS. Bryan E. Bartz v. Paige D. Bartz. 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. display. Andrew J. Lines, DUS (3rd of- fense). Kody B. Long, speeding 90/70. Mary S. Lopez, speeding 100/70. THE CREATIVE PROCESS: EXPLORING STORYTELLING Ryan A. Lowery, speeding 92/70. Cody L. Mantooth, left of center. FILMS, PANEL DISCUSSIONS & SESSIONS WITH THE FILMMAKERS Brandy D. Martin, unsafe condition. Brandy D. Martin, no insurance. FRIDAY Nicole M. Martinez, speeding SATURDAY 85/70. 10:30 a.m. Behind the Scenes 10:30 a.m. Student Films, Native American Preston T. McCormac, speeding • Sneak Preview of Shash Jaa’: Club film students of Angelo Baca 80/70. Bears Ears, Angelo Baca 11:00 a.m. First Contact, Steven P. Judd Samuel D. McGregor, speeding • Student Films, Native American Club and Ryan Redcorn 82/65. film students of Angelo Baca • Search for the World’s Best Indian Taco James C. McIntyre, speeding 80/ 11:30 a.m. Other, Rod Pocowatchit • Ronnie BoDean, Steven P. Judd, 70. Chris Eyre Tara G. McLead, no seatbelt. 12:45 p.m. Our Church, Mark Williams Dillon W. Meeks, speeding 91/70. 2:00 p.m. Q&A with Mark Williams 11:30 a.m. Q&A with Chris Eyre Nancy S. Mellenthin, speeding 2:30 p.m. Dreamkeeper, Eddie Spears 1:00 p.m. Empire of Dirt 86/70. Morgan M. Meredith, speeding 5:30 p.m. Actions of the Storyteller 3:00 p.m. We Shall Remain, Chris Eyre 88/70. On-Screen: the Traditional Connections of 4:30 p.m. We Are Still Here: Sharing Respective Cameron S. Middleton, speeding Myths and Reality panel discussion with Cultures panel discussion with Chris Eyre, 107/75. Eddie Spears, Lower Brule’ Sioux; Chris Eyre, Cheyenne-Arapaho; Eddie Spears, Lower William R. Miller, speeding 8 0/70. Cheyenne-Arapaho; and Mark Williams Brule’ Sioux; and Mark Williams Chad W. Moore, no seatbelt. 6:30 p.m. The Revenant 5:00 p.m. Red Carpet Meet & Greet Lizeth L. Morales-Gonzalez, speeding 70/45. 6:30 p.m. Black Cloud, Eddie Spears Jazmin Moreno, speeding 85/70. 8:10 p.m. Q&A with Eddie Spears Jennifer D.M. James, speeding 80/70. Lindsey Street exit is closed. James DW Morris, speeding 75/65. Take Hwy. 9 east and turn left on 24th. See you soon! AAIMPA’ CAFÉ INDIAN TACO BAR O P E N L A T E Jeremy S. Mullican, no seatbelt. James D. Murphy, speeding 90/75. James D. Murphy, no valid DL. Mitzi B. Nahaku, no valid DL. Osie A. Neasbitt, speeding 90/60. Eugene O. Neboh, speeding 91/75. Kortney L. Olguin, speeding 80/70. Anthony E. Owen, no valid DL. Gavin L. Palmer, speeding 100/75. Michelle D. Parker, speeding 80/70. ChickasawCulturalCenter.com • Sulphur, OK • 580-622-7130 Angela S. Pearson, following too closely. Amber L. Pierce, no seatbelt. Brandy J. Popejoy, no seatbelt. 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Lisa Mischelle Huffman School Begins Memorial services for Lisa Mischelle Huffman, 41, of Wayne Garland Webb When school bells ring to signal the start of the 2016-17 school Funeral services for Garland Webb, 87, of Purcell were held will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 13, 2016 at the Wilson-Little year bells should also go off inside drivers’ heads to drive safely. Wednesday, August 10, 2016 at Southwest Baptist Church in Funeral Home Chapel. Services will be under the direction of Thousands of students will be hurrying to their re- south Oklahoma City. Interment was at Resthaven Memory Wilson-Little Funeral Home in Purcell. spective schools most likely not paying much attention Gardens in Oklahoma City under the direction of Wilson- Ms. Huffman died Aug. 4, 2016 after a lengthy illness. to the vehicles on crowded streets. We are reminding Little Funeral Home in Purcell. She was born Nov. 11, 1974 in Moore, the daughter of Jimmy drivers to be careful in school zones, follow the traffic Mr. Webb passed away unexpectedly on C. Huffman and Carla Jane (Kerr). laws as well as the directions given by crossing guards. Friday, August 5, 2016 in Norman, Okla. Survivors include her father and stepmother, Jim and Jo Huff- Remember to stop for children and adults at crosswalks. He was born on October 22, 1928 in man of Lewisburg, Tenn.; mother, Carla Saunders of Wayne and “Please keep our children safe.” two half brothers, Buck Huffman of Birmingham, Ala., and Bobby Lindsay, Oklahoma. Garland was the young- Saunders of Purcell. est of 11 children born to James Clint Webb Online condolences may be made at wilsonlittle.com. and Lula (Hicks) Webb. Garland grew up in the Lindsay and Davis areas, moving to Wilson-Little Funeral Home • 127 S. Canadian • Purcell • 527-6543 Oklahoma City at the age of 16. On November 9, 1948, he married the love of his life, Ruth Stabbing attempt Nadine Aldrich. Together they raised three children, Jerry, Randy Drake Patricia and Dwayne and lived in the Oklahoma City area Funeral services for Randy Drake, 58, of Oklahoma City were until moving to Purcell in 1974. While living in Oklahoma Prosecutors charge Byars man held August 9, 2016 at the Wilson-Little Funeral Home Chapel. City he attended the First Bible Baptist Church where he was JeanneGrimes Interment was at the Norman IOOF Cemetery under the direc- the choir leader for nearly 10 years. After moving to a small The Purcell Register The charge was filed after tion of Wilson-Little Funeral Home in Purcell. acreage northwest of Purcell, he attended the Washington First a former felony conviction. Lisa Mischelle Huffman age 41 of Wayne passed away on Baptist Church for nearly 30 years. For the past 12 years he A Byars man is free on a According to an affidavit, Thursday, August 4, 2016 after a lengthy illness. She was born on has attended the Southwest Baptist Church in Oklahoma City. $15,000 bond after prosecu- Miner allegedly reached November 11, 1974 in Moore, Oklahoma. She was the daughter Garland began working at Tinker Air Force Base at the age tors charged him in McClain through a vehicle window and of Jimmy C. Huffman and Carla Jane (Kerr). Survivors include of 19. He worked 36 years for the civil service before retiring County District Court with attempted to stab a man sitting his wife, Becky of the home; daughter, Charlin Beth Drake of as an Inspector for the Defense Supply Agency. assault with a dangerous in the passenger seat. the home; sons, Kalem Drake of Ottawa, Kan., Chase Drake of Throughout his life, Garland enjoyed traveling and being in weapon. The incident, which report- Oklahoma City and Zachary Tims of Oklahoma City; sisters, the outdoors. He loved hunting, fishing, working in his yard A preliminary hearing con- edly occurred around 5:55 Cindy White of Maysville, Cydnie Conley of Fairbolt, Minn., and mowing. He also enjoyed cooking and making candy. ference for Brent L. Miner, 37, p.m. on August 1, was wit- and Sherry Pruitt of Forney, Texas; brothers, Kelly Don Drake Garland never met a stranger and loved meeting people. will be at 9 a.m. August 31. nessed by the vehicle’s driver. of Dallas, Texas, and Teddy Ray Drake of Lake Tawakoni, Texas; He had a great sense of humor and always had a joke to tell. and four grandchildren. He will be dearly missed. Online condolences may be made at wilsonlittle.com. He was preceded in death by his parents, James and Lula Wilson-Little Funeral Home • 127 S. Canadian • Purcell • 527-6543 Webb; wife, Nadine Webb in 2009; four brothers, Perry, Ben, Everett and Roy; five sisters, Ruella Baiard, Jewell Moss, Lorene Bridwell, Morene Gregory and Juanita Louderdale and Newsmakers son-in-law, Danny Reid in 2015. Glovetta D. Hightower He is survived by three children, Jerry Webb and wife, Funeral services for Glovetta D. Hightower, 91, were held Sherry, of Greer, S.C., Patricia Reid of Oklahoma City and Aug. 9, 2016 at Wadley’s Funeral Chapel. Interment was at Dwayne Webb and wife, Debbie, of Norman; one brother, Resthaven Cemetery in Oklahoma City under the care of Wad- Beauford Webb of Ft. Worth, Texas; seven grandchildren; Cline receives award ley’s Funeral Service. Online condolences may be made at www. 12 great-grandchildren; many nieces, nephews and a host of Zachary Cline of Lexington, and a student at Mid- wadleysfuneralservice.com. other relatives and friends. America Technology Center in Wayne, was awarded a Skill Mrs. Hightower died Aug. 4, 2016 in Ardmore. Online condolences may be made at wilsonlittle.com. Point Certificate in Prepared Speech at the 2016 SkillsUSA She was born July 6, 1925 in Crawford, Okla., the daughter Wilson-Little Funeral Home • 127 S. Canadian • Purcell • 527-6543 Championships, held in Louisville, Ky., June 22-23. of MC and Dora (Lewis) Timmons. More than 6,000 students competed at the national She is survived by her sons, Fred Hightower and wife, Char- showcase of career and technical education. The SkillsUSA lene, and Mike Hightower and wife, Anna; daughters, Brenda Championships is the largest skill competition in the world Hightower and Carylon Jarvis; sister, Lou Moon; 12 grandchil- and covers 1.2 million square feet, equivalent to 19 football dren; 24 great-grandchildren and 10 great-great-grandchildren. fields or 25 acres. William Darrell Stone Students were invited to the event to demonstrate their Wadley’s Funeral Service, Inc. 303 W. Washington • P.O. Box 903 • Purcell, OK • (405) 527-6687 technical skills, workplace skills and personal skills in Sept. 4, 1943 - Aug. 5, 2016 100 hands-on occupational and leadership competitions William Darrell Stone went to be with the Lord Friday, including robotics, automotive technology, drafting, August 5, 2016 in Worthington, Penn. He was born Sep- criminal justice, aviation maintenance and public speaking. tember 4, 1943 in Purcell, Okla., to James Amber “Stoney” The Skill Point Certificate is a component of the Ida Mae Wilcox and Clara Stone. SkillsUSA Work Force Ready System, a national assessment Funeral services for Ida Mae Wilcox, 87, of Byars were held Darrell attended school in Purcell and Pauls Valley graduating program for career and technical education. Aug. 8, 2016 at the First Baptist Church in Byars with the Rev. from high school in 1961. He then attended and graduated Kevin Driskill and the Rev. Troy Madden officiating. Interment from Draughon’s Business College in Oklahoma City and OSU names spring graduates was at Byars Cemetery under the direction of Criswell Funeral worked as an accountant at several jobs including Cato Oil Oklahoma State University awarded degrees to a total Home in Ada. and Grease, The Journal Record and Hoffman’s Furniture. of 3,414 students this past spring. Mrs. Wilcox died Aug. 3, 2016 at her home in Purcell. He moved to Butler, Penn. in 1982 where he spent the rest Area graduates include Chelsea Paige Renbarger, BHS, She was born July 28, 1929 in Castle, Okla., the daughter of of his life. Human Development and Family Science, of Lexington; Willie and Pearl Marie Clark Pike. Darrell was preceded in death by his parents. Katelynn Elizabeth Gifford, BSAG, Natural Resources, Survivors include her children, Donald Real of Rudy, Ark., He is survived by three children, Felicia Anne Stone-Pocock Ecology and Management, of Purcell; and Christine Shirley Pimental of San Jose, Calif., Anna Lee Tate and Larry and husband, Tim, of Branson, Mo., Johnny Lee Stone of Elizabeth Teel, BS, Elementary Education, MS, Teaching Seay, both of Duncan, Harley Wayne Seay of Waurika, Ronny Oklahoma City and William Darren Stone and wife, Emily, Learning & Leadership, Summa Cum Laude (with highest Hawkins of Davis, Gary Harrison of Fittstown, Ernest Hawkins of Snyder, Okla.; two grandchildren, Kylee and Anistyn Stone honor), of Wayne. of Byars and Linda Hawkins of Independence, Mo.; two broth- of Snyder, Okla.; a brother, Curtis Stone and wife, Emma ers, Albert Pike of Stratford and Wayne Pike of Pauls Valley; 15 Faye, of Oklahoma City; nephews, Robert Stone and wife, USAO honor students grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Brenda, of Oklahoma City and Ronald Stone and wife, Diana, The University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma registrar Obituaries may be viewed and online condolences sent to of Norman, Okla.; also a special cousin, Jim Tudor and wife, has announced 200 students at USAO achieved a grade point criswellfh.com. Bev, of Butler, Penn., and many other relatives. average of 3.5 or greater during the spring 2016 trimester and were named to the university’s two honor rolls. University records show 135 students were named to the USAO Honor Roll and 65 students to the Regents Honor Roll. Miguel Herrera Marquez The USAO Honor Roll recognizes students whose grade Miguel Herrera Marquez died August 5, 2016 in Norman, point average is 3.5 or higher for 12 or more hours of class Oklahoma at the age of 63 years 9 months 30 days. Rosary work. The Regents Honor Roll recognizes those who have Services are scheduled for 6 p.m., Monday, August 8, 2016 Pair freed on bond been named to the USAO Honor Roll for three or more at Wadley’s Funeral Chapel. Funeral Services are scheduled consecutive trimesters. for 10 a.m., Tuesday, August 9, 2015 at Regents Honor Roll students include James Uhles Wadley’s Funeral Chapel with interment Teens charged in auto burglaries of Paoli and Alexis Avery, Alice Dunaway and Bailee to follow at Lexington Cemetery. Online JeanneGrimes McGowen, all of Purcell. condolences may be made at www.wad- The Purcell Register someone had broken into his USAO Honor Roll students include Alissa Brummett leysfuneralservice.com. wife’s Range Rover, stealing and Bethany Poe of Dibble; McKenna Eubank and Miguel was born October 6, 1952 in Two Purcell teens are free $5 before fleeing. Amber Lovett, both of Purcell and Preston Lowe and Lagos De Moreno Jalisco Mexico to Jose on $8,000 bond each after Justin Carr said he was Jace Woodrow, both of Washington. Marquez and Cesarea Herrera Ramirez. they were charged in McClain alerted when the alarm on his Miguel moved to America when he was County District Court with Lexus went off. Ozment receives ECU scholarship 21 and worked as a Carpenter for many years. burglarizing vehicles. Police recovered a neoprene Erin Ozment of Purcell received a biology scholarship On June 26, 1989 he married Priscilla Upton in Oklahoma Preliminary hearing confer- glove from the Range Rover. from East Central University. City. He loved spending time with his grandkids, being out- ences for Anthony Soto aka A second police officer doors, and going to flea markets. Miguel enjoyed taking care Pablo A. Soto, 19, and Martin arrived in the area and was SWOSU honor students of his animals, but his dog “Lucy” was his favorite. He was a Ibarra, 19, will be at 9 a.m. flagged down on Scott Street Southwestern Oklahoma State University at Weatherford tinkerer, a Cubs fan, and enjoyed playing ball in his younger August 31. by Bret Bruza who said he had has announced both the President’s and Dean’s Honor Rolls years. Miguel was a people person and has always loved music. Prosecutors charged Soto just chased two men dressed in for the 2016 summer semester. Miguel was preceded in death by his parents, Jose and Cesarea. with one count second degree black to the north after finding An undergraduate student who earns all A’s in six or He is survived by his wife, Priscilla Marquez; daughters, burglary and Ibarra with two them inside his truck. They ran more hours during the summer semester qualifies for the Yolanda Alvizo and husband, Poncho Ramirez, and Carol counts. when he confronted them President’s Honor Roll. Bennett and husband, Mark; son, Robert Duarte and wife, According to an affidavit, Police found a sweating Named to the President’s Honor Roll were Thad Michelle; grandchildren, Heather Bennett, Dylan Duarte and Purcell police were called Ibarra about two blocks north Ryan Mowdy and Letha Shannon Starchman, both of wife, Kirstie, Tayler Duarte, Cassidy Bennett, Alex Estrada, shortly before 5:30 a.m. July near North 9th Avenue and Lexington, and Laura Justine Ferguson and Leigh Ann Shelby Bennett, Adriana Estrada, Blake Pearn, Logan Pearn, Ava 22 about two suspicious males Crown Heights. He was car- Gwin, both of Purcell. Duarte, Noah Duarte and Kaydence Duarte; great-grandchild, dressed all in black seen walk- rying the matching glove. He Myah Duarte; sister, Marie Marquez Herrera; brothers, Marcial Scriver graduates UCO ing along Brookside Drive. identified the other suspect Coltan Wayne Scrivner of Lexington graduated from Marquez, Felipe Marquez and Felix Marquez and numerous When an officer arrived as Soto. other relatives and friends. the University of Central Oklahoma this summer. in the neighborhood, he was Soto was located about one Scrivner graduated with honors with a Masters in Science flagged down by a resident on block south and was also ar- (405) 527-6687 in Forensic Science - Biology/Chemistry. Wadley’s Funeral Service, Inc. 303 W. Washington • P.O. Box 903 • Purcell, OK • Willow Creek Circle who said rested. THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, August 11, 2016-9A Study: Undervalued property deprives schools of sizable sums

WarrenVieth political will to make sure raise them to their proper levels BradGibson they were assessing property even if market prices did not Oklahoma Watch correctly. Although some are change. If they did increase, it trying to do a better job now, would take even longer. Below-market property valu- 16 counties have been put on In Pittsburg County, where ations and constitutional caps notice they might face future residential properties were con- on tax increases are depriving penalties if they do not improve sidered 19 percent undervalued Oklahoma schools, counties their assessment practices. and commercial property 54 and cities of tens of millions --Many smaller counties are percent undervalued, tax col- of dollars in annual revenue, still using antiquated computer lections were $8 million lower according to a recent data study. hardware and software to help than they might have been in The data analysis shows determine property values 2014, the study indicated. that 52 of the state’s 77 coun- accurately. For three years Pittsburg County Asses- ties would have generated an in a row, the Legislature and sor Cathy Haynes, who took additional $192 million in office in 2011, said she had property tax revenue in 2014 been working hard to come if their valuations had been into compliance with state accurate and if they could have standards. The county failed immediately begun collecting to meet the minimum threshold the proper amounts. on the last state test and is one The study was prepared by of the 16 counties facing pos- the Oklahoma Tax Commis- sible sanctions. sion at the request of State “I’m hoping, although I think Auditor and Inspector Gary I am compliant now, we will be Jones and Oklahoma Watch. It able to improve that next year,” was limited to 52 counties that Haynes said. participate in a state computer- Haynes said her office still assisted property appraisal used a computerized valuation system. Tulsa and Oklahoma system more than 20 years old. counties, which operate their governor have been unable “It’s hard to get it to produce own systems, were not among or unwilling to come up with what we need it to produce,” those studied. about $5 million sought by the Haynes said. “A lot of our Jones said the findings show state auditor to help assessors reports … are still in the DOS that funding for public schools, with their technology and train- format, and that’s nearly ob- vo-tech education, county and ing needs. solete.” city governments, libraries --Even in counties where State Senate Finance Com- and local health departments property valuations have been mittee Chairman Mike Mazzei, could be boosted significantly increased, assessors are unable R-Tulsa, said he shared the if property taxes were being to raise assessments by more state auditor’s concern about assessed and collected fairly. than three percent for home- the unfairness of the current “Over a period of time, it’s stead residences and farmland, situation, particularly with in the hundreds of millions of and five percent for other prop- respect to education funding. dollars,” Jones said. erty, because of constitutional In counties where property “Some counties are barely caps approved by Oklahoma tax collections are too low, getting 50 cents on the dollar voters in 1996 and 2012. Even the state helps make up the because they have kept their if property values remained difference every year by ap- values so low for so long,” flat, it would take years and propriating more money to Jones said. “Even for the ones possibly decades to ratchet up public schools through its state that are starting to do it right assessments in counties with aid formula. now, it’s going to take a long, gross under-valuations. That means taxpayers long time before the values get For example, the Tax Com- throughout Oklahoma are up to where they need to be. In mission study said residential subsidizing the cost of educa- fact, if we have increasing real property valuations in Pot- tion in counties where prop- estate values, it won’t happen tawatomie County, where erty owners aren’t paying their in our lifetimes.” Gov. Mary Fallin grew up, are proper share, Mazzei said. In YESTuesday, Jones, whose view was 16 percent too low, and com- counties where property is fully shared by other state and mercial property valuations 24 taxed, it’s a double whammy August county officials interviewed percent too low. because local property taxes by Oklahoma Watch, said the Because of the constitutional are higher and state education for property tax problem had sev- caps, Pottawatomie County tax aid is reduced. eral causes: collections were nearly $17 “You’ve got a true imbal- --For many years, elected as- million less in 2014 than they ance,” Mazzei said. “It’s not 23 sessors in some counties lacked might have been otherwise. It fair to counties that are doing the expertise, technology and could take five years or so to it right.” From page 1A Here when you need us! Care: wait and watch. Schmidt and the elder Jacobs illness that couldn’t be cured. Even after hours! The hospital and the compas- was seriously ill with blood clots Joe Jacobs was admitted to sionate care it provides are in in both lungs. Purcell Municipal Hospital one jeopardy with expenses exceed- “We called everybody in,” last time. It was spring 2011. ing revenue. Jacobs said. “It wasn’t just the Jacobs wrote to The Purcell Without an influx of cash, it care the hospital gave my father, Register after his father’s death. is expected the only hospital in but the incredible care they gave He wanted to thank the hospital McClain County will be forced to my mother. Not just patient for their compassionate care. to close by the end of this year. care. It was care to the entire “Every staff member from the Purcell voters will go to the family.” ER, Housekeeping, Nutrition, polls August 23 to vote on a Joe Jacobs recovered. LPN, RN, Career Tech Students penny sales tax increase. Just as he had the first time and Administration went above All proceeds from the sales he was admitted to the hospital. and beyond all expectations to tax will go to the hospital to That was when he suffered burns provide comfort and care for cover expenses and keep the to the lower half of his body in our father and our family,” the doors open. a refinery accident. letter read. Amy Pedlow, PA-C, Tonja Shandy PA-C & Courtney Casey, PA-C To Danny Jacobs, the thought When his father-in-law suf- “This community and all the Dr. Bryan Dye & Dr. Rick Schmidt provide oversight. the hospital may be forced to fered a devastating stroke at surrounding communities are close is equally gut-wrenching. Lindsay in the spring of 1995, truly blessed to have such an Open 8 AM to 10 PM Monday thru Friday A former educator and now Jacobs told them to put him outstanding resource for health a city council member, Jacobs in the car and drive to Purcell service.” Saturdays 10 AM to 6 PM – Sundays 10 AM to 4 PM said his family has experienced Municipal Hospital. Not having that resource, Paid for by Friends in support of PMH. first-hand the level of compas- “The love and support they Jacobs believes, is unthinkable. sionate care that is the norm at showed for my mother-in-law PMH. was pretty incredible,” he re- Jacobs’ father, Joe Jacobs, called. moved the family to a refinery Jacobs compared that to his camp west of Maysville. personal experience of being Countdown “My parents utilized Purcell a patient in a large hospital in TO for their needs,” Jacobs said. Oklahoma City. He recalled the experience “There were 20 of us in a with Purcell Municipal Hospital ward,” he said, “and when you BACK-TO-SCHOOL in March 1994 when a very ill needed something, you waited Joe Jacobs was admitted. and waited.” His physician was Rick Eventually there came an Free Frame Finding Senior Housing can be WITH LENS PURCHASE complex, but it doesn’t have to be. Cannot be combined with insurance or any other discounts. 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Commissioner “The roadway along with to Johnson Road and was for- Lyles said he appreciates the compaction equipment to tunate enough to be awarded patience and understanding of insure a solid base, to be com- the funding in 2015. the local residents throughout pleted with a double layer of “We would like to express the construction process and chip and seal surface,” Lyles our appreciation to our local asks all drivers to please drive continued. legislators who have fought carefully around workers and Funds for this project was hard at the state level to pre- equipment.

From page 1A Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Technology excitement Teachers: New iPads at Purcell Elementary School are stirring excitement among teachers before the district because I love the sixth grade counselor at Wash- the intermediate school. She is start of the 2016-17 school year this week. From left are Amy Stone, physical education; Kim atmosphere and culture of a ington Elementary School in a graduate of Pauls Valley High Thompson, first grade; Deanna Wilder, kindergarten; Paige Brown, first grade; Natalie West, small town,” she said. “Purcell Clinton. School and has bachelor’s and reading, and Melinda Maggia, kindergarten. The school purchased 157 iPads with a $65,000 is an amazing place to accom- She is married to John master’s degrees from OSU. grant from the Oklahoma Educational Technology Trust and the PTO and Purcell Public Schools plish this goal.” Higbee. She previously worked in Foundation paid for carts like the one pictured to keep the iPads safe when not being used She has two children – Lau- John Higbee is teaching Pauls Valley, Perry, Norman, by students. ren, 20, a junior at Southeastern math at the high school. He Stillwater and Guthrie schools, Oklahoma State University, is a graduate of Dewey High as well as OSU. From page 1A and Logan, 17, a junior at School and OSU. “I have family in Pauls Val- Southmoore High School. He previously taught AP cal- ley and am also very happy to School: Henson is a pre-kindergarten culus, pre-calculus and honors be closer to them,” she said. turnout for Monday’s board of junior high school. issues that we can address im- special education teacher. She algebra at Clinton. “I am excited to start the new education meeting. Midkiff expressed excite- mediately.” is a graduate of Pauls Valley “I wanted to be a head coach school year and very much The board made short work of ment at the start of a new school The board has spent more High School and East Central and Purcell was a great school looking forward to meeting all an abbreviated agenda, needing year. Students returned to the than five hours on the proj- University. and a great fit,” he said. the kids. I love what I do and just five minutes to approve the classroom on Wednesday while ect. Additional special board A new teacher, Henson The Higbees have two adult feel fortunate to be in the posi- consent agenda and listen to the fall sports season began meetings are expected as the did her student teaching last children – Corey, 25, and tion to help students, teachers superintendent Jason Midkiff’s Monday with the Dragons’ facilities study and planning year at Purcell Elementary Cole, 23. and parents.” equally brief remarks before softball match up against Pauls continues. School and Purcell Junior Kinchen is teaching seventh Wilhoit is teaching fourth going into a 28-minute execu- Valley. Midkiff said the district plans High School. grade geography at Purcell grade reading, language and tive session to discuss hiring The superintendent had ear- to utilize about $200,000 of the “Working as a preschool spe- Junior High School. social studies at Purcell Inter- decisions for four positions – a lier issued a news release on the building fund this year to ensure cial education teacher has been He is also an assistant coach mediate School. fourth grade teacher, special board’s recent campus tours. the facilities are being properly my dream job,” she said, add- for high school football and She is a graduate of Tuttle education paraprofessionals at “I want to thank the Purcell maintained. ing during her student teaching junior high baseball. High School and UCO. the elementary and intermediate school board for taking the time “We plan to make improve- here she “automatically felt He is a graduate of Apache She previously taught sec- schools and an office assistant to thoroughly go through a facil- ments at all sites,” he added. the sense of community the High School, Langston Uni- ond and third grade at Moore’s at the junior high school. ity review two weeks ago and “We are also going to look school had.” versity and the University of Santa Fe Elementary. Selected to fill those vacan- then sitting down and starting to into moving Education Station She is married to Matthew Oklahoma. He retired after “I chose to come to Purcell to cies were Sharie Wilhoit, fourth lay out a plan for the district,” into the present administration Henson. 33 years in the Army and be a part of the school district grade teacher at the intermedi- he said. “I appreciate their hard building and better utilize the Jana Higbee is a counselor Oklahoma National Guard that my children will attend,” ate school; April Selman and work and taking extra time on space we have at the Human at Purcell Junior High School. and wanted to give back to the she said. “After moving to Pur- April Trumbo, special educa- such an important issue. Resources Center. We don’t She is a graduate of Edmond community and state. cell, I knew the school district tion paraprofessionals at the “As we move forward, we have a timetable on that yet, Memorial High School, Okla- He and his wife, Crystal, was a great one.” elementary and intermediate hope to develop a long range but we are looking into what it homa State University and have two children – James She and her husband, Kerry, schools, respectively; and Shar- plan for the district while also would take. We want to try to ECU. and Julia. have two children – Klaire and lotte Petty, office assistant at the identifying those areas and do that sooner rather than later.” She previously was fifth and Thompson is a counselor at Karter.

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Although I was not born and raised in Purcell, this is definitely home. I have lived in Purcell for 45 years. Over that time Being members of this community our period, I have used the Purcell Municipal Hospital entire lives, we felt compelled to write many times for various illnesses. The care I received this letter in support of the upcoming was excellent, from the care received by the doctors, vote on the hospital tax. the lab technicians and the nurses on all levels. Despite the fact that 139 people will There have been times I simply needed nursing be unemployed if the hospital is closed Whether Purcell Municipal Connie’s mother, Joy Sikes, care, which I received with great compassion. – some who do not live in Purcell but Hospital, or even the City of Purcell passed away July 18. However, I also had a time I needed surgery spend some of their paychecks here of my youth survives, will depend She had a recurring infection immediately and the hospital doctors were very for gasoline, groceries, medicine, etc., on the outcome of the voting for an and was at the Purcell Municipal professional at the time of the surgery. I was up and 19.6 miles from a Norman facility could increase in sales tax next week. Hospital Emergency Room. As out in three days. possibly mean someone’s life – it is To think of Purcell without a Connie made his way to the There have been other times I was stabilized by so important to have a hospital and hospital or emergency hospital, he received a telephone the emergency room doctors and sent to Oklahoma emergency room here in town!! room or outpatient clinics is call from her doctor Dr. Bryan Dye. City to one of the hospitals where my cardiologist Unforeseen events happen every incomprehensible to me. “He called and said you need to was waiting on me. Had the hospital emergency day – vehicle accidents, broken bones, This is especially difficult for hurry,” Sikes recalled. “She’s not room doctors not been in Purcell, I would probably heart attacks, strokes, plus childhood me knowing my grandfather, W.C. going to make it this time,” Dye not have made it 20 miles to Norman to be stabilized. illnesses and injuries – all emergency McCurdy and his brother T.C. told him. Over the years I have been in several of the larger situations to the patients and their McCurdy were responsible for the When Connie arrived at PMH, hospitals in Oklahoma City and Norman. The care I families! care of patients before statehood. Dr. Dye was at his mother’s side. received here at PMH has been of the same quality Also important are the Nursing My uncle Bill McCurdy continued his He had other patients who were or better than the care of the larger facilities. Home residents in need of immediate practice for over 40 years. Together, waiting but he stuck by the side My cardiologist is one of the doctors who practices medical care. Stop and think how my cousin, Billy, and I have assisted in of Mrs. Sikes. in our Specialty Clinic. If the hospital should close, you would react if you or your family the care of countless patients for the “He told me he didn’t want my not only would we lost our hospital, but we would member needed immediate medical past 40 years through the Specialty mother to be alone when she died,” also lose the Specialty Clinic. care, but the nearest help was almost Clinic started by my brother, Tom Sikes said. Our older citizens would then be forced to go to 20 miles away! when he was on the hospital board. “You aren’t not going get that kind Oklahoma City for appointments with specialists We support the hospital tax and Outstanding physicians through of treatment at a larger hospital like who now come to Purcell . urge everyone to vote “YES” on this the years include Don Walker & Ed Oklahoma City or Norman. This If you live in the Purcell City limits, I urge you to important issue August 23 and help Lee, along with many others. is small town medical care at it’s come out and vote YES August 23. Help us keep our save our hospital!! Dr. Bryan Dye and Dr. Rick Schmidt finest,” Sikes said. hospital open. have continued that legacy and currently are providing care with compassion and commitment. Ben & Arlene Branum In addition, PMH has had outstanding nursing care with a About four years ago my Oklahoma City. Before that dedicated supportive staff and husband, Ben, woke up in the could be done, Ben suffered a excellent hospital administrative middle of the night with chest massive heart attack and flat- support. pains. Although he felt like lined for 12 minutes. MediVac The exemplary care provided has it was severe indigestion or was called while Purcell worked set a high standard that other larger heartburn, we decided to go feverishly to revive him. hospitals should emulate. to the nearby Purcell Hospital All in all, without any previous It would be a travesty for the City ER to have him checked out. indication of heart trouble, he of Purcell to lose your hospital. Arriving there a few minutes ended up with four stints and Purcell is The Heart of Oklahoma later the medical personnel nearly a month in Integris, with wonderful families, strong staff went right to work on him much of it in ICU. Both of us educational values, outstanding running tests and attempting fully believe that he would not professionals, community leaders, to ease his pain. Tests revealed be alive today if it had not been compassionate churches, resilient that he had suffered a heart for our local Purcell Municipal character and neighborly attitudes. attack and arrangements were Hospital and are very thankful I urge all voters to imagine Purcell being made to have him that we did not have to make without a hospital or accessible transported by ambulance to a middle of the night trip to medical care and vote YES. the Integris Heart Hospital in Norman or Pauls Valley.

Paid for by Friends in support of PMH. 12A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, August 18, 2016 From page 1A PMH: there are no primary runoff places will be open from 7 a.m. races in McClain County. until 7 p.m. The hospital’s chief execu- Only voters who are residents tive officer, Kem Scully, told of Purcell will be allowed to the city council that if a fund- vote. ing source couldn’t be found to In Cleveland County, there offset dwindling revenue and is a Republican runoff in the • Photo provided reimbursements, the hospital district court clerk’s race. would be forced to close by That race is between Mike Sharp shooting the end of the year. Reynolds and Marilyn Wil- Jeff Smith, a retired Ada In-person absentee voting at liams. The winner will face Policeman who is currently the McClain County Election Lynn C.R. Statton, a Democrat, serving as the Wayne Mayor, Board will be available from 8 and Kelly Owings, an Indepen- has recently competed in the a.m. to 6 p.m. today (Thursday) dent, in the general election on NRA police pistol combat and Friday. November 8. PPCtournament. He scored a On election day, polling 446 with his service revolver, 572 with a disinguished From page 1A revolver, had a 1,456 six match total, scored 451 in the Dale Cole: DeBerry Memorial Regional and scored 591 in Row Labels. and then open the town hall to The town hall will last as long questions from the audience. as there are questions coming According to a spokeswoman from the audience, she added. in the congressman’s Norman On August 2, Cole conducted office, there isn’t a scripted a town hall meeting at New- agenda for the town hall. castle and on August 30, he REMEMBER... “He will answer people’s will be at Frederick. questions, whatever they are Purcell City Hall is located concerned about,” she said. at 130 W. Main.

From page 1A Rodeo: will be admitted free. Bravo’s, Freedom Ford, Sleep Opening night is designated Inn, Barrett Trailers and Lov- VOTING YES family night with two tickets ing Care. for one paid admission. Books will be open from 6 The stock contractor is lo- to 10 p.m. August 23 and 24. cated at Sterling. Contestants should call (580) for the Like last year’s rodeo, cow- 512-4682 to enter the rodeo. boys and cowgirls will compete Returning this year will be in two long go-rounds on Au- the Ring of Fear, a novelty gust 25 and 26 and a short go event introduced here at last on August 27. year’s rodeo. Rodeo chairman Butch Biby The Ring of Fear is a circle said only contestants with drawn in the arena and occupied one qualifying rides or times at by four brave – some would say the first two performances will foolish – souls. come back to compete in the The rules are simple. A bull short go-round. is turned loose and the last Ranch bronc riding and bull contestant remaining in the riding will be the rough stock circle is the winner. cent events. Racing the clock will If one bull fails to clear all be the norm in timed events but one entrant from the Ring including team roping, steer of Fear, another bull is turned wrestling, breakaway roping, into the arena. tie-down calf roping, steer rop- Just to keep things interest- ing and barrel racing. ing. The round-up club is offering Organizers are also bring- sales $500 added money in the junior ing in a carnival with 10 rides. barrel race and $1,000 added Additional family fun will be money for all other events. provided by a rock wall and Businesses supporting the bungee jump. rodeo are McClain Bank, Kona Ice and three food means The Rusty Knot, Thru Tub- trucks will also be on the tax ing, Wade Higgins Chevrolet, grounds. From page 1A • The penny can ONLY be Neighbor: girl next door. would think that’s all Bob has They sold all they owned, ever done. used to support the hospital! bought a new 5th-wheel camp- You would be wrong. er and moved to Oklahoma. “In a previous life, I was an It’s not like they were mov- engineer. I ran an electrical ing to a place they didn’t know engineering department for • Economic Impact anyone. the world’s largest machine For years Bob and a Purcell tool company.” blacksmith had plied their It was a process, Bob said, trade at the Quarter Horse of “taking something broken PMH is the 2nd largest employer in Purcell Congress in Columbus. and fixing it (and) sometimes “He said ‘Come to Purcell,’” improving it.” Bob recalled. That “challenge of making Instead, Bob went to work things better” is now a hall- • Meets Area Healthcare at Stockyards City. That mark of his saddle trade. didn’t pan out and again his Saddle fitting – making blacksmith buddy drew him the saddle fit the horse – is aside at yet another Congress something about 90 percent Needs by providing ER staffed by and again urged him to come of riders ignore even though to Purcell. it is important. “So we did – and just fell in With English saddles, there physicians 24/7, after hours clinic, free love with this place,” Bob said. is wool flocking or inside pad- His skill set moved on as ding which can be manipulated well. to achieve a good fit. And some diabetic support group, health fairs & Remember those bridles? English saddles come with Bob and Mary opened adjustable trees. Handlebar Saddle & Leather But with western saddles, Repair at 223 W. Main. the trees are fixed. The correct free blood pressure checks In the heart of both Okla- fit is made possible by the use homa and horse country, it was of pads which act as shims. the perfect place to set up shop. Bob compares it to balanc- “The caliber of clientele I’m ing a tire on a car. getting are very knowledge- “If you get the geometry able,” Bob said. “They know right, the physics works,” he how they want it (saddle work) explained. to be done.” When Bob sells a saddle, It’s a combination of train- he’s willing to go to the buyer’s VOTE YES ers, ranchers and the entire horse to ensure the fit is right horse community. – and correct it if it isn’t. Tuesday, August 23 “Purcell is still a small He is a licensed saddle fitter town,” Bob said, adding he for Stuebben, a well-known can recall when Oklahoma English saddle maker in Ger- City was still a small town, too. many. This ad By Ohio standards, anyway. In addition, he has helped paid for by For all his decades dealing design some saddles for Reins- with horses and tack, you man and Bowman Saddlery. The Purcell Register B Thursday • August 11, 2016 purcellregister.com Sports SECTION Lady Warriors ‘16 RELOADING Young talent abounds for Washington John D. Montgomery The Purcell Register seniors.” starters for Brewer and new 2016 Brewer was referring to assistant coach Dustyn Orr. The 2016 edition of Wash- Raegan Roten, Aly Clemence Junior Maddie Brown returns ington fast-pitch will have and Hailey Miller. with some playing experience something in common with Those three players plus Washington Softball last year’s State Champion- juniors Lyndie Ervin and ship season. Hanna Brown are the returning Please see Warriors, page 2B The talent pool is once again very deep for the Lady Warriors. However, gone off last year’s 39-4 team are the Washington Softball likes of Callie Busby, Blake- leigh Carwile, Brenna Busby, 2016 Kassi Hyde Kait Denton Hanna Brown Lyndie Ervin Brooke Logan Day Opponent Site Time So., 1 Fr., 2 Jr., 3 Jr., 5 So., 6 Bethany Hines and Savanna Hammonds. 8/11-13 Chisholm Trail Shawnee TBA Even though Jace Brewer, 8/15 Little Axe H 5:30 who enters his fourth season 8/16 Dale A 5:00 as the head coach (third as 8/19 Firelake Festival Shawnee 2 games fast-pitch coach), he will be 8/20 Firelake Festival Shawnee 2 games without last year’s talented 8/22 Bridge Creek A 5:30 senior class. 8/23 Blanchard H 5:30 Even though the Lady War- 8/25 Tuttle H 7:00 Beth Jones Malori McSpadden Julia McLaughlin Raegan Roten Callie Pratt riors were hit hard by gradua- 8/30 Purcell A 5:30 So., 7 So., 8 Fr., 9 Sr., 10 Jr., 11 tion, they appear to be merely 9/1 Lexington A 5:30 reloading. 9/6 St. Mary H 5:30 The senior class of 20116 9/8-10 OU Tournament Norman TBA won State Championships in 9/12 Chickasha A 5:30 all three of their years in high 9/13 Pauls Valley H 7:00 school. 9/15 Westmoore A 7:00 Washington won the title in 9/16 OK Shootout ASA OKC 2 games 2013 and 2014 before three- 9/19 Latta A 5:00 Brynn Farmer Jill Blair Jill Willige Aly Clemence Chandler Allison peating last year. 9/20 Cache H 5:00 Fr., 12 So., 13 So.,14 Sr., 15 Fr., 16 They also won State Titles 9/22 Districts/Dale TBA 5:00 in 1999, 2000, 2005 and 2008. 9/26 Plainview H 5:00 “We’re going to be good,” 9/29 Regionals TBA Brewer states matter of factly. 10/3 Bethel H 5:00 “We’ve got a lot of talent but 10/6-8 State ASA/OKC TBA it’s young. We only have three

Ashleigh Gay Kirsten Pratt Hope Madden Baylee Morris Morgan Posey Fr., 17 Fr., 18 Fr., 19 So., 20 So., 21 2016 Lexington Softball

Maddie Brown Hailey Miller Madelynn Luster Mackie Madden Jr., 22 Sr., 23 So., 24 Fr., 25

Logan McKiddy Amanda Graddy Paige Humbarger Lacey Barber Bri Webster Fr. 1 Fr. 2 Sr., 3 Jr., 4 So., 5

Jace Brewer Dustyn Orr Head Coach Asst. Coach

Kenzie Lawson Lindsey Barber Makayla Finley McKenna Adams Konnor McDonald Fr. 6 Fr. 7 So., 8 Sr., 9 Jr., 10 Unity Lexington Softball strength 2016 Day Opponent Site Time 8/1-2 Sulphur Festival Sulphur TBA 8/8 Lone Grove A 5:00 for Lex 8/9 Ardmore H 5:00 Kaylee Fink Rachel Beason Tiffani Hinkle Emilee Jenks Lauren Beason 8/11-13 Chisolm Trail Classic Shawnee FireLake TBA Fr. 11 Sr., 12 Sr., 13 Fr. 14 Fr. 15 Price entering 8/15 Bridge Creek H 5:30 8/18 Asher A 4:30 fifth season as 8/19-20 Oklahoma Shootout Shawnee FireLake TBA 8/23 Little Axe A 4:00 head coach 8/25 Wayne Festival Wayne TBA John D. Montgomery 8/29 Mt. St. Mary H 5:30 The Purcell Register 8/30 Little Axe H 5:30 9/1 Washington H 5:00 Morgan Clark Kenzi Grifith Anna Sample Hannah Robbins Bryndale Scruggs Fr. 16 Jr., 17 Fr. 18 Fr. 20 So., 21 Lexington fast-pitch softball 9/6 Purcell H 6:00 coach Hillary Price enters her 9/12 Pauls Valley A 5:00 fifth season at the helm of the 9/13 Newcastle A 5:00 Lady Bulldogs with a steady 9/15 CCS H 5:30 stable of seasoned and promis- 9/19 Lindsay A 5:00 ing talent. 9/20 Dickson H 5:00 Lexington is coming off a 14- 9/22-24 Districts TBA 22 season and lost Callie Iser, 9/26 Ampo H 5:00 9/29-10/1 Regionals TBA Jacie Jones Morgan Hamm JoJo Turnpaugh Kayla Stewart Hillary Price Sr., 22 Sr., 23 Jr., 27 Asst. Coach Head Coach 10/6-8 State TBA Please see Bulldogs, page 3B 2B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, August 11, 2016 First Battle of the Bands set for this Friday AngieSteele Washington Correspondent who would like to support the Kindergarten), Sundays, 5 p.m. organization to consider seek- program. Ladies’ Bible Study, Tues- ing the VA accreditation that Washington’s Band program Feel free to arrive early and days, 9 a.m. is required to receive veterans presents the 1st Annual Battle meet the 2016 Warriors. They Kid’s Choir and Bible Study, and surviving spouse rating of the Bands Friday, August 12, will have a short practice fol- Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m. decisions. from 7-9:30 p.m. at Washington lowed by media day. Practice Journey Through the Bible, Last week I received VA High School, 101 East Kirby. will begin at 9:30 a.m. Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m. rating decisions on nine vet- Admission is $5 and a con- First Baptist Church of Events: erans approved for a 100 per- cession stand will be available. Cole Brittaney Jones Baby Show- cent disability rating on their Bring your family and enjoy a Church schedule: Sunday er—Saturday, August 13, at service-connected conditions. night of great music! School at 9:30 a.m. and worship 10:30 a.m. in the Fellowship These men and women will Washington School News at 10:45 a.m. Sunday evening Hall. Brittaney is registered at receive a combined annual First Day of School—Thurs- Bible Study at 6 p.m. Babies ‘R Us. income of $300,666 per year. day, August 11. Wednesday evening activi- Back to School Movie There were 22 veterans who Battle of the Bands—August ties for all ages at 7 p.m. The Night—Sunday, August 14, received disability ratings from 12, 7 p.m. church website is www.fbcole. at 5:30 p.m. in the Fellowship 10-90 percent for their service- No School—Labor Day, org. Hall. We will be watching connected disabilities. These September 5. The church is located in Cole “Woodlawn.” men and women will receive Football Alumni Luncheon on SH 74 B between Washing- Central Oklahoma Ministry a combined annual income of Mark your calendar! The ton and Blanchard. Enrichment - C.O.M.E—Satur- $265,995 per year. Washington Warrior Booster For more information, send day, August 20, from 8:30 a.m. There were two surviving club will be hosting a Washing- an email to the website or call to 3 p.m. at FBC in Moore. $5 spouses approved for DIC ben- ton Football Alumni luncheon (405) 485-3377. for lunch and materials. efits based on their husband’s • Photo provided August 13. Washington United Meth- Follow Me Bible Study— deaths caused by a service- Hamburgers, hotdogs and odist Church Sundays at 5 p.m. connected disability or one Tally another one other refreshments will be We are a friendly, Bible based Men’s Bible Study, “Ex- that was presumptive to their ShaeBug Scarberry won the American Junior Golf Association provided. The location will be church where everyone is wel- periencing God.” Thursdays military service. These ladies Oak Tree Girls Championship July 28. Scarberry shot a two- inside the Washington Gym- come. Our Sunday worship ser- at 6:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. combined annual income will under-par 208, going 71-70-67. nasium. vice begins at 11 a.m. We have If you are not receiving the be $30,100 per year. Many Lunch will be served from a Bible Study group that meets Baptist Messenger and would of the veterans and surviving From page 1B 12-1 p.m. At 1 p.m. everyone at 4:30 on Sunday afternoons. like to, please contact Skyler in spouses who visit us for the will assemble in the gym and Also, Loretta Dodson teach- the church office and give her first time are not aware of the Warriors: listen to a guest speaker along es children to sew on alter- your mailing address. VA benefits that they might be after some spot duty as a year’s team could be better with past alumni players from nate Saturday mornings. Please Connect with us at eligible to receive. As always I sophomore. She will be the hitting up and down the lineup each decade. Players and call her at 288-2478 for more [email protected], encourage all veterans and the starting catcher replacing than a year ago. coaches going back over 40 information. 288-6060, Facebook: FBC surviving spouses of veterans Callie Busby. “They have a chance to be years will share with us some Union Hill Baptist Church Washington, Twitter @FBC- to stop by with their questions Sophomore Morgan Posey really good,” he said. “Last history of their era and what it Sundays—Age Group Bible WashingtonOK. about VA benefits. Please will be playing middle infield year we were really good 1-5. means to them to be a Warrior. studies, 9:45 a.m. and 5:30 Dale K. Graham Norman remember that we are a free every day along with Brown. We were a little top heavy with The Warrior football program is p.m.; Children’s Church, 11 Veteran’s Corner service offered to all veterans The strength of the team will the 6-9 hole hitters kind of a something that is so special to a.m.; Worship, 11 a.m. and Faith Pointe Baptist Church and their families. be center stage in the pitcher’s toss up. many in our community. 6:30 p.m. is used as a voting location. If you need help with trans- circle where Ervin will hold “I think this year we will This year the Warriors will Wednesdays—Evening We will be closed on Tuesday, portation to make a visit, please court. be better 1-9 which will make seek to make the state playoffs meal, 5:30 p.m.; Age Group August the 23. Please mark call Clayton at (405) 550-8806, “That’s a good place to have it harder on pitchers and de- for the 26th straight year! We Bible Studies, 6:30 p.m. this date on your calendar and extension 105. Our two drivers, as your strength,” Brewer fenses,” Brewer said. want to celebrate that accom- Monthly Schedule—Retired/ remember to vote. Clayton and Louie, traveled noted. “We’re also going to “We can also run better this plishment but also want to Senior Lunch, 4th Tuesday at Dale K. Graham Veteran’s almost 600 miles last week be really good in the outfield.” year. We will be pushing the recognize the foundation that Noon; Men’s Breakfast, 1st Corner is not affiliated with transporting eight people to us It’s in the outfield where two issue like I like to do,” he said. was laid for that success by past Saturday of each month, 7 a.m. any other organization. Our or their medical appointments. of the three regulars off last “The key to the lineup early players and coaches. Long be- First Baptist Church services are only provided at These two kind volunteers do- year’s club return. will be finding who can drive fore “the streak” began, blood, Washington Faith Pointe Baptist Church, nated almost 40 hours last week The Lady Warriors also re- people, especially in the middle sweat and tears were shed on Weekly Worship Service 3404 NW 36th, in Norman. providing this valuable service. turn two starters in the infield. of our lineup.” the same field that you see the Times: I was visiting with a veteran “We’re going to have to work Warrior notes: Warriors play on today. Please Sunday—10:45 a.m. and 6 last week who is rated 100 to get better in the infield but Under the direction of Jace come be a part of this special p.m. percent service-connected by they are very talented and very Brewer the Lady Warriors event. Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. the Department of Veterans capable. They are just going to are 79-6 with two champion- If anyone would like to speak, Weekly Small Group Op- Affairs. When he received that have to come around,” he said. ships. Washington will open just let us know and we will portunities: rating, he became eligible for Brewer, who is 79-6 in his the season in the Chisholm be sure that you are given an Sunday School, Sundays, VA Dental Care. He said the first two fast-pitch seasons, Trail Tournament in Shawnee opportunity. 9:45 a.m. OKC VA Dental Department will be relying on the senior starting today (Thursday) and We are asking for all football Youth Bible Study, Sundays, sent him to the Dental Lodge in leadership of both Clemence running through Saturday in alumni to reach out to team- 5 p.m. and Wednesdays, 6:30 Noble for fillings and a crown. and Roten. Shawnee. mates and coaches of your p.m. What surprised me was he “They are four year starters Washington will host Little team and invite them to come GAs (girls 1-5 grade), RAs said that they removed the old and are our team leaders in Axe on Monday at 5:30 and celebrate with us! (boys 1-5 grade), Sundays at • Photo provided crown and manufactured a new every way,” Brewer confirmed. travel to Dale Tuesday with a We will have a donation 5 p.m. one while he waited. I did not Overall, Brewer reports this 5 p.m. start. bucket available for anyone Mission Friends (Pre-K and Volunteer of Week know that kind of technology Dale K. Graham Veteran’s even existed. He told me he Corner Volunteer of the Week is had the best dental experience Larry Hall. Hall was as a Marine he had ever had. Maybe I will Helicopter Pilot who served in try that next time. It seems like Vietnam. We appreciate Larry’s there are a lot of things those of continued service. us my age don’t know anything The about. Purcell Over the years we have been One thing is for sure, the VA Register assisting veterans and their has found ways to speed up families, we have had a lot of their VA claims decision pro- volunteers who have joined us. cess. I’m seeing claims getting We have recognized hundreds approved that were filed just a of those volunteers for their month ago. We are continuing service to our veterans and their to have a very high success rate Business Board families. Today we recognize a on the veteran’s claims we are Marine veteran who has been working. The VA has changed with us since we started in 2003 the operating procedure on at the old American Legion claims where we were once able building in Norman. Larry to ask VA to reconsider deci- Hall was a Marine helicopter sions, now we must provide pilot who served in Vietnam. new evidence or file a Notice We appreciate the many years of Disagreement. I try to stay he has been a part of what we away from the NOD if possible do. Larry and his wife Sharon as it usually adds more time to Farm • Home • auto • LiFe are residents of the Moore a veterans claim. Roofing community. On each and every visit, vet- Bill Johnson Last week there were 201 erans should bring all of their veterans and surviving spouses DD-214’s (discharge papers), assisted at Faith Pointe Baptist all VA rating letters, and all VA Delbert Taber, Agent Tear Off & New Construction Church in Norman. Of that forms that have been filed. For Fully insured number, there were 75 who privacy reasons, Dale K Gra- Free estimates visited us for the first time. 405-527-7553 • 322 W. Washington • Purcell Okla. license #0519 405-872-9499 hams Veteran’s Corner does not 20 years local experience Since opening at this location, keep your information on file I have been adding all of the and does not have access to any first time visitors to my POA of this information. A couple of using the VA 21-22A form. As things are sometimes needed to we continue to grow, we will file for VA benefits are D214 add other accredited claims discharge papers, bank account Reliable Services, LLC agents and volunteer attorneys information (voided check), Oilield and Auto Service Center Commercial Printing to our organization. This means marriage information, social (formerly Criswell’s Service) Business Cards • Letterheads that others will be listed as the security information, and all Wedding Invitations POA for some of the veterans VA rating decisions. Owner Jordan Powell, Envelopes • Statements and surviving spouses. If you would like to support Faxing • Copies The first one of our volun- Dale K. Graham Veteran’s teers to be approved by VA in Corner, you can mail your do- (405) 527-9800 The Register Washington DC was Rhonda 129 S. Green Ave. • Purcell, OK Purcell nations to Dale K. Graham Vet- [email protected] Reynolds. She will receive eran’s Corner, Post Office Box 527-2126 the VA rating decisions on 592, Washington, OK 73093 those veterans and surviving or you may make a donation spouses who are listed on her VA 21-22A. As we continue to grow, we will need others in our Please see Washington, page 3B THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, August 11, 2016-3B From page 1B Bulldogs: Katie Mooneyham, Jazmyn ever had,” Price continued. Short, Madi Harmoning and “There is not a weak spot in Tyrah Smith to graduation. our lineup. Players returning with starting “I think I could put any one of experience include Tiffani Hin- them in the lineup at any time to kle, Jacie Jones, Rachel Beason, come up with big hits,” she said. McKenna Adams, Konnor Mc- “I also have several players that Donald, Lacey Barber, Morgan can come off the bench to pinch Hamm and Paige Humbarger. hit and pinch run at any time.” Price said she is looking for- Another key ingredient to this ward to some younger players year’s club is the outstanding that have the potential to help senior leadership from Beason, the Lady Bulldogs be successful. Jones, Adams, Hinkle, Hamm It’s very difficult to beat a and Humbarger. group of athletes who play as “I feel that’s where it all starts a team. and we have a good group that “That’s what I’ve been telling has played for me all four years. them every day,” Price said. “I They are hungry to be in the State think the strength of our team Tournament.” is how well they work together The Lady Bulldogs have and play as a team. It’s going to multiple athletes that can play make us hard to beat.” multiple positions. • Photo provided Price has three pitchers with “We have good speed in the Leadership team different styles and abilities that outfield and we have good in- are going to be a huge asset to stincts in the infield,” Price said. Tammi Coker and her Ambassador Leadership Summit participants. the 2016 edition of Lady Bulldog “We will be solid defensively.” softball. Overall: “I think we will win “We have a good mix of pitch- a lot of games just for the fact Coker returns from Leadership Summit ing in McKenna Adams, Kaylee that this group is willing to put Fink and Lauren Beason,” Price each other before themselves. Tammi Coker, a teacher at with their team. the youngest ever Nobel Peace near future when they have said. “They will do a good job “I think this team will be a Lexington Middle School, They created two slogans, Prize Laureate. It spoke of the implemented their vertical of mixing up their speeds and building block to turn our pro- just returned from teaching “I-B Pro Farm” and “Zhong challenges and responsibilities farming service project back keeping hitters off balance. gram around. We are going to an Ambassador Leadership Zhi Cheng Cheng” which of leadership. home. She looks forward to “Another thing I like about start to see a difference in the Summit at Yale University means in Chinese “A lot of It was a successful summit implementing a service project this group is that they are very Lexington softball program,” July 29-August 6. people get together and make and it was hard to bid them in her community with her team oriented. They are very, Price concluded. Mrs. Coker team taught with things successful.” farewell. However, Mrs. students this year and guiding very unselfish,” the coach said. The Lady Bulldogs opened 11 other teachers and taught They developed a vision and Coker is very excited to hear them with the leadership skills “And, it’s probably the stron- the season on the road at Little students from the United action plan for their project about their successes in the they need to be successful. gest lineup 1-9 of hitters I’ve Axe Monday. States as well as Canada, and identified the people they China, Philippines, Albania, would need to take with them Fiji and Mexico. She helped to achieve their Big Goal of students discover the key Vertical Farming. They pre- steps to constructing an ef- sented their projects, created fective Community Action and performed a four minute Plan, and helped her team of commercial and got feedback students learn and develop a so they could take it with them Don’t miss any news in the Lead2Feed project based off and make a difference in their the book “Taking People With home community. You” by David Novak, CEO They learned how to gain of YUM! Brands. control of their life, resist peer They pushed their limits dur- pressure, and achieve personal ing a hands on team building success during a fun and in- of Oklahoma! 00 experience at Pine Lake Chal- teractive workshop, “The 7 lenge Course. As a team, they Habits of Highly Effective solved problems and overcame Teens.” The workshop helped $30 obstacles together. They lis- them with sharing their vision tened and were inspired to in a confident and compelling make their own path by moti- way and how to overcome McClain, Cleveland & vational speaker, Sunjay Nath. the barriers for success. They They gave back to the com- learned a must have skill for Garvin Counties munity through a hands on today’s workforce and global service project of creating community when they took literacy kits led by United Way. part in the Global Youth Panel They visited a Yale landmark, and examined how they could Peabody Museum of Natural be more aware and effective in History, one of the oldest, larg- cross-cultural settings. est and most prolific university They traveled via a private 00 history museums in the world. motor coach to New York City They explored the Yale cam- to explore Lower Manhat- pus with an educational, yet tan and Wall Street during a $42 entertaining, tour taking in its guided tour. They paid tribute unique history and traditions. at the 9/11 Memorial, enjoyed They took part in a Yale the famed Central Park and Other Oklahoma college life presentation to immersed themselves in the gain insights into the college sights and sounds of bustling Counties admissions process. They cre- Times Square. ated a team identity, Thunder, They watched a documen- researched the issue of hunger tary called “He Named Me and other community needs Malala” about a Pakastani and came up with Vertical teenager that the Taliban tried Farming as their Big Goal as to kill for speaking out on be- 00 well as finishing their project half of girls’ education. She is

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Mary, Hope of Christians will witness his death and hold Son in heaven, so we too are On August 15 every year, we his dead body in her maternal offered the promise of heaven if join the Church’s celebration of embrace. She will experience we believe and follow her Son. the Assumption of the Blessed wrenching maternal grief. This year there will be no Virgin Mary. How can we relate There had been a tempta- obligation to come to Mass Church Directory to Mary? Is there anything in tion on the part of some to on August 15. Because it falls our lives which resembles hers? see Mary as more than hu- on a Monday, the American Imagine a young Galilean man and removed from the bishops excuse us from Mass teen. She has an infant son. She daily life of Christians. In attendance on that day. had given birth in an outdoor response Pope Paul VI issued Fr. Jim will return in a few First Christian Church shelter or cave among animals a letter with the title: “Truly days from his time away. Re- (Disciples of Christ) found in a barnyard. She and Our Sister” which assured us ligious Education will start on www.firstchristianchurchpurcell.org Purcell, OK her husband Joseph will have that the Blessed Virgin Mary September 7. Those interested Sunday: 10:45 AM 2705 N. 9th • 527-2535 to flee into Egypt to avoid the is truly our sister and thus closer in learning more about the Children’s Church 10:50 AM Pastor: Travis Southern murder of their son. She will to us than some of us had realized. Catholic faith, and those inter- ...inding our source, supply, 2nd at Washington Sunday services Wednesday services undergo the nightmare of losing Many Christians from the ear- ested in becoming Catholics are 9 am Sunday School 6:30 pm Bible Study and ultimate delight in God. him while traveling. She will liest times have believed that invited to join us on Tuesday, Unity in Christ, 10 am Worship 6:30 pm Awanas & find him in the temple teaching Mary, at the end of her life, was September 6, at 7 p.m. in the freedom of thought 6 pm Evening worship Youth Goldsby, OK 405.288.2117 the elders. assumed, that is, taken directly parish hall (4th & Jefferson). and love in action. www.ebcpurcell.org www.truevineok.org She will come to the real- to heaven to be with her Son for Our weekly Mass schedule: ization that his life will be all eternity - the Assumption of Saturday at 5 p.m. (English), guided by a vision beyond Mary which we still celebrate. Sunday at 11 a.m. (English) her understanding. She will Believing that Mary was the and 1 p.m. (Spanish). Westside learn his teachings and will be first disciple they also believed For more information, call his first disciple. She will see that she was the first disciple to the church office at 527-3077 Church of Christ Hwy 39, 5mi. west of Purcell him unjustly accused time and enter heaven. She was and is a or visit our parish website at 401 W. Broadway 405.527.3957 - [email protected] 715 W. Harrison, Purcell Sundays again. She will be powerless sign of hope for the rest of us. ourladyofvictorypurcell.org. Lexington Age Group Bible Study 9:45 am to prevent his suffering. She As she spends eternity with her And follow us on Facebook. Sunday Morning - 10 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 am Community Outreach 4:30 pm Revival Service - 11 a.m. Sunday Morning 10:30 am Age Group Bible Study 5:30 pm Wednesday Evening - 7:00 p.m. Evening Worship 6:30 pm Pastor: Rev. Mark A. Stacy Sunday Evening 3:00 pm Wednesdays Ofice Ph. 405.527.3045 Fellowship Meal 5:30 pm Lexington Westside Church of Christ Wednesday Evening 7:30 pm Age Group Bible Study 6:30 pm Good week to all. Welcome that crowd listening to the great been for Matthew to have the Johnson Road FIRST BAPTIST to the “front porch.” Baptizer’s gospel! commission of the Holy Spirit CHURCH We began our journey We know from all three to pen his gospel, perhaps the Baptist Church LEXINGTON through the New Testament of the synoptic gospels that, first published. He sets out with 4 mi. N. of Purcell on I-35 Connecting People With God and One Another this past Lord’s Day there in early on in the Lord’s ministry a steady hand and an unwaver- Pastor Wayne Brown Team Kids • The Way (Youth) downtown Lexington; and I in Capernaum, that when the ing conviction to tell the story 9:45a.m ...... Sunday School Upward • Senior Activities hope you will join us in these Lord “passed by, he saw Levi of Jesus Christ. He likely tells 11:00a.m ...... Worship Service Sunday School 9:45 Matthew studies and the books the son of Alphaeus sitting at his story within a quarter of a 6:30p.m ...... Sunday Evening Morning Worship 8:30 • 10:45 • Evening 6:00 beyond along the way. We the receipt of custom, and said century of Jesus’ death, burial, 10:45AM 6:30p.m ...... Wednesday Rusty Canoy 527-6758 should be on the road for two unto him, Follow me. And he and resurrection. Pastor years, Lord willing. arose and followed him.” All Matthew, truly, is a ready 527-7155 • 447-9709 800 E. BROADWAY • LEXINGTON The purpose of Matthew’s three writers go on to report scribe. He tells the world’s great gospel is abundantly clear from that Jesus goes immediately story from blistering sermons Memorial Calvary the very beginning: His gospel to Levi’s house where “many he had heard from the rugged Assembly of God is penned to convince the Jews publicans and sinners sat also John the Baptist, no doubt. He Holiness Church of that day, in particular, of the together with Jesus and his tells it as he himself researched 7th & Monroe, Purcell Pastor David Bittle Pastor Duane Elmore truth and authenticity of Jesus, disciples …” and investigated the old scrip- 403 N. 4th, Purcell the Christ. This “Levi,” of course, is the tures to see how the Lord’s story sunday school 9:45 a.m. 9:45 a.m. Sunday School His is a “Messianic” gospel apostle Matthew! (Matthew matches up beautifully. And he Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Pastor: Justin Blankenship because it presents Jesus from 9:9-13; Mark 2:14; Luke 5:29). tells it as he walks and talks with Evening services 6:00 p.m. 10:50 a.m. Morning Worship Wed. Night services 7:00 p.m. 1106 W. Grant • Purcell • 527-3342 6:00 p.m. Sunday Night that very first step in the journey Matthew’s first act as a Jesus as a firsthand eyewitness Sunday School...... 9:45 a.m. as the Messiah that has long disciple is a beautiful thing, for the better part of three years. We invite You to Worship With us. Sunday Worship ...... 10:45 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Night Sunday Night ...... 6:00 p.m. Independent Pentecostal been prophesied in the Old indeed. He takes Jesus home He watched in amazement so 527-2769 Wednesday ...... 7:00 p.m. Holiness Church Testament. Even though the with him, and he invites many many great events in that busy Jews as a nation have rejected of his friends – and probably three-year period that – as John the Lord – “He came unto his their friends, too – to meet writes in the very last thought NEW MISSION own and his own received him the Lord. The writer the Lord of his gospel – “the world itself Holiness Church Lighthouse not,” John 1:11 -- this Jewish chooses to pen the first gospel could not contain the books Sunday School: 10 a.m. man, the tax collector, is a firm is a devout believer, and Mat- that should be written. Amen” Worship: 11 a.m. 118 W. Broadway/Hwy 39 Downtown Worship believer in our Lord, perhaps thew is not going to keep that (John 21:25). Sunday Evening: 7 p.m. Post Ofice Box 1028 Rev. Jeff Pierce even before the Lord begins faith locked away in a closet, Matthew is as good of a wit- Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. Lexington, OK 73051 527.6214 Center His ministry. by any means. ness as we could ever hope to 2726 N. 9th, Purcell Pastor: Steve Moore Sunday - 10:00am/6:30pm Sunday Morning - 10:30 am I tend to believe that Mat- While Matthew’s northern find, rivaled only, perhaps, by From South Purcell I-35, Exit 1 mile Wednesday - 7:00pm Sunday Evening - 6:00 pm thew gives his account of the home in Capernaum is a long men such as Peter, James, and South on Highway 74 to Highway 180th Wednesday Evening - 7:00 pm work of John the Baptist in the distance from the southern John whom the Lord allows a St. West on 180th St. 6 miles. Pastor Charles Barton 527-5726 www.lighthousechurch.tv third chapter as an eyewitness region of Judea where John few intimate views of Himself 527-7521 reporter. It is very possible had baptized, we understand that even the other nine are there, down in Judea, a hundred that as a faithful Jew Matthew not always allowed. Matthew Trinity United Purcell’s First Baptist miles from his Capernaum would make the pilgrimage to writes with both the authority of Our Lady of Victory home, that the good apostle’s Jerusalem at least once a year to an apostle who walks with the Methodist Church 4th & Main 405-527-3327 faith takes root. He writes of fulfill his obligation to the Law. Lord and – more importantly – Catholic Church www.fbcpurcell.org these events: “Then went out to There is no record of when one who has the inspiration of CORNER OF THIRD & JEFFERSON Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Come worship with us! him Jerusalem, and all Judea, and how Matthew first hears the Holy Spirit flowing from Morning Worship: 10:30 a.m. 10:15 a.m. & 6 pm Sundays and all the region round about the story of Jesus and begins to his pen (John 14:26). Saturday - 5 pm (English) 6 p.m. Wednesdays Sunday - 11 am (English) Rev. Dr. James Kim Jordan, And were baptized of piece together the great tapestry We feel the power of Mat- Activities for all ages & child care him in Jordan, confessing their of Old Testament prophecy; but thew’s pen, too, when he sets 1 pm (Español) Pastor provided for all services! sins” (vs. 5-6). he would have done so long out to establish his “thesis,” and James Wilder, Pastor Parish Ofice/Oicina: 527-3077 211 N. 2nd, Purcell While Matthew does not before the Lord makes his ap- we sense the clarity of his ob- Priest House/Padre Jim: 527-4242 527-2256 Ofice HIS HEART, HIS PASSION, HIS PURPOSE identify himself as part of this pearance in his hometown of jective in his inspired opening: crowd of baptized converts, the Capernaum. We have to think “The book of the generation of You Are Always Welcome At next gospel – the book of Mark that perhaps the Lord will share Jesus Christ, the son of David, Goldsby – shows that Matthew certainly many, many of the stories of the son of Abraham” (1:1). Baptist Church 7th & Monroe St. becomes an early disciple of men’s monumental meeting of As a Jew, the great apostle 153 W. Center Road our Lord, suggesting that he Jesus when we gather around Goldsby, OK 73093 2223 N. 9th, Purcell, OK 73080 Church of very well could have been in God’s throne one day. 288-2514 Pastor Dennis Clark What a blessing it must have Please see Church, page 5B Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. 527-6808 Worship - 10:45 a.m. Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Christ Evening - 6:00 p.m. EASTSIDE Wednesday Evening - 6:30 p.m. Morning Worship: 10:50 a.m. Purcell, oK Evening Worship: 5:00 p.m. Sunday 10:30 & 1:30 church of christ Grace Full Gospel Steve Roach, Pastor Wednesday Bible Study: 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Evening 6:30 “preaching first century christianity in the twenty- Light House Church Faith Christian Fellowship Fountains first century” “experience the difference” N.E. 4th and Ash Grace Full Gospel Light House Church, 303 E 2nd St., in Sunday Worship of Faith Lexington, OK Lindsay will have revival services August 11-13 with Fivefold Morning 11:00 a.m. • Children’s Church 11:00 a.m. Affiliated with Independent Assemblies Ministries from Enid. Nursery provided 527-3131 A ministry team from Enid will be joining the Rev. Jess and Wednesday Worship: Pastors Neal & Sandra Hector Hadassah Bline from Fivefold Ministries Association as they Evening 7:00 p.m. • Youth Church 7:00 p.m. 122 S. 6th Street • Purcell, OK 73080 sunday services Pastors: John & Elvia Murrell 405-740-5163 • 405-740-1978 Bible study- 9:30 am minister in music, preaching and prayer each night. Hwy. 76 S. - Dibble Crossroads Sunday Worship 10:30 am Morning worship- 10:30 am Services will begin at 6:30 p.m. each evening. 405-344-6755 • 405-249-6949 Sunday Evening 6:00 pm evening worship- 6:00 pm Pastor Martha Mitchell invites all to attend. Come and see Oral Roberts University Ministry Alliance • www.faithchristianfellowship.net Wednesday 7:00 pm what blessing the Lord has for you. wednesday Bible study- 7:00 pm For more information call (580) 467-3935. THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, August 11, 2016-5B Bowman Methodist Church Greetings to all our friends to go into his room but Apostle doubtful. God has given each and readers and what a glorious Peter wanted him to go forward and every one a gift. It is not day Sunday it was for church to meet the Lord. up to someone to tell you what services. Next Sunday, August The man kept insisting on gift your gift is. It is up to you 14, will be our anniversary ser- going to his room. Apostle to find out what it is. vice starting at 3 p.m. Everyone Peter asked him if he really God has something planned is invited to come and join us wanted to go there. He was for you. Don’t worry about for this wonderful event. After determined to go to his room protection because God has a services we will adjourn to the so the went in. When entering hedge around you. When God Fellowship Hall for punch and the room he saw shelves with delivers his blessings he deliv- cake. boxes on them with his name ers them on his time. It may not The pastor, Cleo Bryan, was on every box. The man asked be your time, but it is His time. right on target with his mes- why the boxes were there with If you have faith in God, pray sage of Faith Street from the his name on them. Apostle Peter more than one time a day; pray Bible. The scripture was from responded that these are boxes until you can’t pray any more. Proverbs 18:16 and Isaiah with blessings in them that the You will feel more connected 43:1-2. On the road of life we man never received. to God. have faith, but when something He explained to him that he The road of faith is hard. happens we want to go and do was too busy while on earth When you cut yourself you things our way and try to fix the to walk the street faith; he was can wash the cut, cleanse it problem ourselves. The Pastor doubtful; he was worrying and bandage it and see healing. Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register has a lot of stories and this is about things all the time. The Street faith is something you one he used to get the point man responded all these bless- can’t see. Faith can get you up Clothing the community across about faith. ings for me that I didn’t get and in the morning; faith can get Volunteers at First Baptist Church in Purcell have built a ministry around used clothing and One day a man was driving other people with the boxes in you through the day and faith household goods. In the front row from left are Jean Carleton, Ernestine Cavnar, Lois Beam his car down the road and came their rooms didn’t receive their can put you down at night. and Carolyn Harrison. In the back row from left are Julie Burgess, Eulene Webster, Angela Byrd to a stop sign. He just sat there blessings either? Faith is linked to Jesus Christ and Jo Anderson. Not pictured are Wilma Bennett and Gale Wilson. and when he went to take off You have got to stay the the Son of God. he met a diesel truck head on course and God will take care Proverbs 18:16 A man’s gift that killed him instantly. The of you. You have got to stay the maketh room for him, and brin- More than clothes man went to heaven and was faith street. You don’t have to geth him before great men. Isa- immediately met by Apostle worry about things. God will iah 43:1-2 Fear not: for I have Peter. take care of you. You have got redeemed you; I have called Volunteers at First Baptist call clothes closet a ministry Of course, the man asked to be thankful for the blessings thee by thy name; thou art mine. JeanneGrimes why he was there. Apostle you receive and not be worry- When thou passest through the and leftover materials from Sometimes people come in Peter explained to him what he ing about when you will get the waters, I will be with thee; and The Purcell Register the church’s Sunday School with a need that the clothes did and what got him there to blessings and what blessings through the rivers, they shall “For I was hungry and you classes. closet can’t meet. A volunteer heaven. He was anxious for him you will receive. not overflow thee; when thou gave me something to eat, I was “You hope to win souls,” takes the individual’s contact to meet the Lord, and as they You need to be rich with the walkest through the fire, thou thirsty and you gave me some- Beam said. information and without fail, were going down the hallway of Lord with his blessings and shall not be burned. thing to drink, I was a stranger Recipients can walk out once within days a donation arrives heaven the man noticed differ- be thankful for being healed. Remember this coming Sun- and you invited me in, I needed a month with a large 13-gallon that includes just what the ent doors with people’s names Don’t doubt God and think that day to join us for anniversary clothes and you clothed me, I trash bag filled with as much person or family needs. on them. He noticed his name He will bless someone else. service at 3 p.m. Hope to see was sick and you looked after clothing as will fit. It’s a God thing, the volun- was on one of them. He wanted Look to the Lord and don’t be you there. God bless you. me, I was in prison and you The volunteers use a simple teers agree. came to visit me.” record-keeping system on “He knows what we need and – Matthew 25:35-36 index cards, listing recipients He provides it,” Webster said. Taking their lead from Scrip- by name and date of last visit If there’s a downside to their Johnson Road Baptist Church ture, volunteers at Purcell’s to the clothes closet. ministry, the women said, it’s A husband and wife from something or had been lost. We in life. God knows when we are First Baptist Church have been Although many Hispanics that some people in the commu- Norman were driving down spend several minutes each day crying out for help. He provides clothing about 130 families a utilize the clothes closet – nity “don’t know we’re here.” I-35 and passed by Johnson searching for our lost glasses, an abundance of refreshing month for more than nine years. “when they come from Mexico, There is always a need for Road Baptist Church. They keys or clothing. The feeling of living water. To them, it is more than giv- the just have the clothes on their men’s clothes and Anderson pulled off the interstate at John- being lost produces frustration, Sunday evening the discus- ing away donated clothing and backs,” Webster said – the ma- said the closet could use dona- son Road, made a left turn at fear and disgust. The negative sion was Genesis 3. In the household goods. jority of clients are Caucasian. tions of linens and dishes. the underpass and drove a short sensations that come with a loss Garden of Eden, Adam and Eve It is a ministry in every sense They receive referrals from “We appreciate all dona- distance north to the church. are reversed with celebrations were led astray by the craftiness of the word. local schools when teachers and tions,” Beam added. Marcus and Gloria decided of recovered items. of the old serpent, the Devil. The clothes closet ladies may staff notice that children have The women say some people they could help the church The story of Abraham giv- The old serpent hasn’t gone be few in number. But they are few clothes or come to school in the community are repeat do- physically, prayerfully and ing Hagar and her teenage son away; he still slithers his way mighty in spirit. without shoes or coats. nors of clothing and other items. financially. They were a great Ishmael bread and a bottle of into our life. We listen to his They include Jo Anderson, And they’ve clothed a goodly Those donors tell them they blessing to the church. They water and sending them into convincing proposals, partake Ernestine Cavnar, Eulene number of recently released give to the clothes closet be- also were blessed by the love the wilderness will break your of the forbidden fruit, and suffer Webster, Julie Burgess, Caro- prisoners from the McClain cause they know there is no of the church members. It was heart. The story increases your the consequences. lyn Harrison, Lois Beam, Jean County Detention Center. charge for whatever goes out a wonderful uniting of fellow sadness when the bottle of wa- When confronted with our Carleton, Wilma Bennett and The clothes closet accepts all the door. Christians. ter runs dry, death is approach- nakedness, we hide, dress Gale Wilson. manner of donations, ranging Webster is a former church Our prayers are with the ing, and both mother and son and blame someone else for Since 2008, they have been from clothing, shoes and linens member who now attends parents, students, teachers, are crying. Hagar had lost all our problems. God is forced open for business Tuesday, to holiday decorations and large church in Goldsby. coaches, cafeteria workers, bus hope of survival. to close the door to an eternal Thursday and Friday mornings, appliances. But she can’t imagine not vol- drivers and administrators as God hadn’t abandoned Hagar life of sin and open the door as well as the third Monday eve- Garments that still have wear unteering at the clothes closet. they begin a new school year. and her son. God heard their to eternal life of restoration ning of the month which is the in them come in by the bag and Unable to drive due to a vi- The children provided spe- crying. He opened their eyes. through Jesus. church’s medical clinic night. box. They are sized, placed on sion problem, she gets a ride cial music. Gynean Gentry and He provided them water. He Sermon titles for this Sunday The rules are simple. hangers and appropriate rack. from Burgess, a fellow Goldsby Wilma Turner provided the proclaimed a great future for are “What Can I Give?” and Anyone can get clothes so Items that are too worn or torn church member. special for morning worship. the young son. “Climb Down.” long as they have a photo ID. go to the Senior Citizens Center “I just look forward to Scripture text for morning We can learn a lesson from The monthly business meet- And along with the clothing, which raises money selling Thursday mornings to see ev- sermon was taken from Gen- the story of Hagar and her son ing is Wednesday, August 10. the ladies hand out gospel tracts them to a rag dealer. erybody,” she said. esis 21:14-20. The congrega- Ishmael. No matter how dark Sunday school begins at 9:45 tion was asked to remember today may be, God never loses a.m. Morning worship begins the occasions when they lost track of our journey and status at 11 a.m. Veteran’s Corner SH 9 From page 4B Helping a Fellow Veteran news that, at times, still brings and phone calls from the fellow Church: For years, Marine Corps him to tears. “I couldn’t believe veterans he met there. knows that every Jew will ex- scroll in their hands, unfold clarity of his purpose and the veteran Earl Wright felt forgot- it,’’ Wright said. The credit “We are so thankful to help pect the Messiah to come forth it, and read its inaugural dec- strength of his conviction every ten. Wright, 68, of Lexington, union hosted an auction and ca- support veterans like Earl directly from both the patriarch laration. Then for 28 chapters step in the journey. enlisted in 1965, shortly after sino night to honor Wright and Wright through our partnership Abraham and the king David. Matthew stays with that theme Come go with us! graduating high school. He did three other Oklahoma veterans, with TFCU,” said Chairman He lays those two facts before faithfully. Note: If you have Facebook, a tour in Vietnam serving sev- with a goal of raising $40,000 Alfred Hollis. “It’s a joy to help the minds of every reader as We are thrilled here now to you can follow our journey eral months on a minesweeper to help adapt their homes to give back to those who vol- soon as they take the sacred be able to see it and enjoy the under Steven Ray Bowen. team. Yet, when Wright’s de- accommodate their disabilities. unteered to serve our country. ployment ended and his state- Plans called for Wright, who Their sacrifices will never be has trouble walking, to receive forgotten,” he added. a wheelchair ramp. Sam’s Club Visits Veterans Veterans Corner recently Corner nominated Wright for the reno- Dottie Cooper and Amanda vation. In 2007, shortly after McNeese from Sam’s Club, quitting his job of 25 years in one of the sponsors of Veterans heating and air conditioning Corner, came by to let every- due to a heart attack, Wright one know about the special asked the Veterans Corner to membership benefits offered help him write a disability to veterans. They offer a dis- claim for his wartime service. count when a veteran signs up Two years later, the Veterans or renews their membership. Corner asked him to become Dottie and Amanda will be at a volunteer. From 2009 until Veterans Corner the first Thurs- recently, Wright volunteered day of every month to answer every Monday and Thursday any questions or help fill out a to help other veterans. membership form. You can also Earl Wright In March, doctors diagnosed reach them by phone at (405) Wright with an aggressive form 307-8232 to find out more. side flight landed in California of leukemia. Although Wright Transportation Available in 1969, he wasn’t welcomed isn’t able to volunteer anymore, Veterans Corner has three home by his country. “When Veterans Corner has continued vans available to transport we got home, people wouldn’t to support him during his fight veterans to their medical ap- Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register even acknowledge that we were against cancer. Through tears, pointments. If you need help there,” Wright said. Wright explained that Veterans getting to or from a medical Giving life’s blood Three weeks ago, Wright Corner had brought him a mo- Bob Schneder takes time from his Handlebar Saddle & Leather Repair business on August 3 received a call from Tinker Fed- torized wheelchair, a walker, Veterans to donate blood at the Purcell Fire Station. eral Credit Union (TFCU) with and he had received many visits Please see , page 8B 6B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, August 11, 2016 LPXLP No. 546-August 11-1 Time tion to the tax credit, a Mortgage A principal residence is a home No. 548-August 11-2 Times No. 538-August 4-2 Times 2010 Skyline manufactured home, PUBLIC NOTICE REQUIRED Credit Certificate holder is still able occupied primarily for residential IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN THE DISTRICT COURT VIN: Y6510153ZAB a/k/a BY SECTION 25(e)(5) OF THE to take the standard mortgage purposes. A principal residence OF McCLAIN COUNTY WITHIN AND FOR 178 W. Redbud Rd. INTERNAL REVENUE CODE interest deduction. That deduc- does not include a home used STATE OF OKLAHOMA MCCLAIN COUNTY Washington, OK 73093 AND REGULATION 1.25-7T tion is limited, however, to the as an investment property, as a IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATES STATE OF OKLAHOMA subject to unpaid taxes and TO THE INTERNAL REVENUE mortgage interest paid during the recreation home or a home 15% OF CLAY GOLDSBY, Deceased, Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance, special assessments, if any. CODE REGARDING year minus the amount of the tax or more of the total area of which And NORMA McCABE, Deceased. Inc., Sale will be made pursuant to QUALIFIED MORTGAGE credit for that year. For instance, is used in a trade or business. Fur- Case No. PB-16-69 Plaintiff, Special Execution and Order of CREDIT CERTIFICATE if the Home Buyer paid $4,000 of ther, if the Home Owner ceases to COMBINED NOTICE TO vs. sale issued in accordance with PROGRAM OF THE MCCLAIN mortgage interest on the certi- use the residence as his principal CREDITORS, NOTICE OF Auther L. Noland aka Authur L. judgment and decree entered COUNTY ECONOMIC fied indebtedness amount for the residence for a period in excess HEARING UPON THE Noland and Sherah A. Noland aka in the District Court of McClain DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY year and receives a $2,000 MCC of twelve (12) months, no deduc- PETITION FOR SUMMARY Sherah Ann Curren, et al., County, Oklahoma, in Case No. This Public Notice is promul- tax credit, the taxpayer can also tion shall be allowed for mortgage ADMINISTRATION, AND THE Defendants. CJ-2016-32 styled: gated pursuant to the require- deduct $2,000 ($4,000-$2,000) interest accruing after the first day FINAL ACCOUNTING, Case No. CJ-2016-32 Vanderbilt Mortgage ments of Section 25(e)(5) of the of mortgage interest from gross in such twelve month period. DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP, NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE and Finance, Inc., Internal Revenue Code of 1986, income for the year. If a holder’s 6. Single Family Home: The AND DISTRIBUTION NOTICE IS GIVEN that on the Plaintiff, as amended (herein “Code”) and tax liability is less than the amount residence financed must be a AND DISCHARGE 6th day of September, 2016, at vs. Regulation 1.25-7T thereto. of the credit for the year, it may be one-family residence. This in- NOTICE is hereby given to all 10 o’clock A.M., of that day at the Auther L. Noland aka Authur L. OVERVIEW OF MORTGAGE possible for the unused portion of cludes a detached home, one persons interested in the Estates County Courthouse in the City of Noland and Sherah A. Noland CREDIT CERTIFICATE PRO- the tax credit to be carried forward. unit of a duplex, a townhouse or of Clay Goldsby, Deceased, and Purcell, McClain County, Okla- aka Sherah Ann Curren, The GRAM COSTS OF MORTGAGE condominium unit. Manufactured Norma McCabe, Deceased, homa, the undersigned Sheriff of Unknown Spouse of Auther L. The McClain County Economic CREDIT CERTIFICATES housing or mobile homes qualify that on the 5th day of August, McClain County will offer for sale Noland aka Authur L. Noland, Development Authority (herein The Homeowner must pay a only if the unit has at least 400 2016, Kristina Klatt and Mary K. and sell, with appraisement, for The Unknown Spouse of “Authority”) has authorized a one-time Mortgage Credit Certifi- square feet of living space, if it McCabe-Klatt produced in the cash at public auction to the high- Sherah A. Noland aka Program for qualified home buy- cate origination fee of $1,000 to the is more than 102 inches wide, if District Court of McClain County, est and best bidder, all that certain Sherah Ann Curren, ers within the County whereby Program Administrator at the time it is permanently affixed to the Oklahoma, a Petition for Summary real estate situated in McClain Defendants. such Authority will issue Quali- of the closing of the loan. There real property and is not classi- Administration praying that the County, Oklahoma, described as to satisfy the judgment and lien fied Mortgage Credit Certificates will also be an annual Program fied as personal property under heirs of said decedents be deter- follows, to-wit: in the sum of $ 156,732.80, and the to such qualifying Home Buyers administration fee of $180 per Oklahoma law. Land adjoining mined by the Court, and that the A tract of land being a part of costs of this action accrued and within the County which will enable year, and collected by the Program the home is considered part of Court approve the final account- the Northeast Quarter (NE/4) of accruing, the total of the sums to them to receive an annual federal Administrator on a monthly basis the home only if it maintains the ing, distribution and discharge. Section Fourteen (14), Township bear interest at the legally allowed income tax credit with respect to from the Homeowner. The annual home’s livability and is not, other Clay Goldsby died on the 15th day Seven (7) North, Range Three (3) rate per annum until paid, whereof their federal income taxes so long fee of $180 is fixed for the first than incidentally, a source of in- of September, 1965. At the time of West, of the I.M., McClain County, all of the sums remain unpaid. as the original mortgage is on the seven years of the loan, but may come to the owner. The purchase his death, he resided in McClain Oklahoma, more particularly de- Appraised at $92,000.00. home and the Homeowner contin- be increased annually thereafter price includes all amounts paid County. Clay Goldsby died with- scribed as follows: Commencing WITNESS MY HAND this 1 day ues to live in the home for which by the Program Administrator but for the home including the cost out a will. The probable value of at the NE/corner of the NE/4 of of August, 2016. the Mortgage Credit Certificate not to exceed 5% per year. of completion. For example, you Clay Goldsby’s estate is less than said Section 14; thence South DON HEWETT was issued. The Authority has ADDITIONAL FACTS ABOUT may not agree to pay extra for $200,000,00. Norma McCabe died 89° 21’00” West along the North SHERIFF OF entered into a contract with the MORTGAGE CREDIT CERTIFI- a refrigerator or drapes so that on the 29th day of May, 2013. At line of said NE/4 a distance of MCCLAIN COUNTY MCC Administration Corpora- CATES the stated purchase price is low the time of her death, she resided in 290.3 feet to the place or point STATE OF OKLAHOMA tion (“Program Administrator”) to Before you decide to apply for a enough to qualify. The purchase McClain County. Norma McCabe of beginning; thence South 00° BY /s/ Don Hewett administer the program. This tax Mortgage Credit Certificate there price does not include legitimate died with a will. The probably value 33’07” East a distance of 435.60 Collin M. Hinds, OBA #17391 credit is a dollar-for-dollar reduc- are several features of Mortgage settlement and financing costs or of Norma McCabe’s estate is less feet; thence South 89° 21’00” West Hinds Law Firm, PC tion in the qualifying Homeowner’s Credit Certificates that you should the value of the land if you have than $200,000.00. a distance of 150.00 feet; thence 1611 S. Denver Ave. federal income tax due, not just keep in mind. First, the tax credit owned it for more than two years The name, known address, age, North 00° 33’07” West a distance Tulsa, OK 74119 a deduction from gross income. is only available as long as you before beginning construction of and relationship of the only heir of of 435.61 feet; thence North 89° (918) 582-7472 An explanation of the eligibility continue to live in the house the home. Clay Goldsby is listed below: 21’00” East a distance of 150.00 (918) 592-4191 requirements for this Mortgage financed in connection with the 7. New Mortgage: The mort- NAME; AGE; RELATIONSHIP; feet to the Point of Beginning; and Attorney for Plaintiff Credit Certificate is contained Mortgage Credit Certificate. You gage loan financed in connection ADDDRESS within this notice and you should are required to notify the Program with issuance of a Mortgage Norma G. McCabe; Legal; No. 511-July 28-3 Times (S½ SW¼ NW¼ SW¼) of Sec- review it carefully to see if you Administrator when you move and/ Credit Certificate must be a new Daughter, now deceased; N/A IN THE DISTRICT COURT tion Twenty-six (26), Township qualify. or refinance your house. When you mortgage and may not replace a The names, ages, relationships, OF McCLAIN COUNTY Seven (7) North, Range Two (2) AMOUNT OF QUALIFYING move, the Certificate is automati- prior mortgage of the Certificate and known addresses of and STATE OF OKLAHOMA West, I.M., McClain County, Okla- HOME BUYER’S FEDERAL IN- cally revoked and you are no longer holder on the home (whether or relationship of the only heirs and KIMBERLY A. YEARY, a single homa. COME TAX CREDIT entitled to the tax credit. If you re- not previously repaid). devisees of Norma Goldsby are person, AND A holder of a Qualified Mortgage finance your home, the Certificate 8. Program Area: In order to be listed below: Plaintiff, TRACT B Credit Certificate issued by the will be revoked unless you make eligible for a Certificate, the home NAME; AGE; RELATIONSHIP; vs. SURFACE ESTATE ONLY: Authority under the Program is arrangements ahead of time with financed under the Program must ADDRESS THE UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS The North Half of the Southwest entitled to a federal income tax the Administrator to qualify the be located within this County. Kristina McCabe; Legal; Daugh- AND ASSIGNS OF MAHALA E. Quarter of the Northwest Quarter credit equaling 50% of the interest refinance for a reissuance of the 9. Prohibited Loans: Under ter; 5714 Balsam St., Arvada, CO BROWN aka MAHAL E. BROWN of the Southwest Quarter (N½ paid on the certified indebtedness Mortgage Credit Certificate. Call the Program, any type of loan 80002 aka MAHALIA BROWN aka SW¼ NW¼ SW¼) of Section amount up to $100,000 on the the Administrator for details. Sec- will qualify with two exceptions. Mary K. McCabe Klatt; Legal; MAHALA BROWN, deceased; Twenty-six (26), Township Seven holder’s home loan during that ond, a Mortgage Credit Certificate First, a loan from a lender who is Daughter; 8990 Garland Ct., THE UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS (7) North, Range Two (2) West, particular tax year in question. may be transferable. For informa- considered to be a “related per- Westminster, CO 80021 AND ASSIGNS OF IRA LLOYD I.M., McClain County Oklahoma. However, such qualifying Home tion in regard to this, contact the son” to the Home Owner for tax Norma G. McCabe Family Trust; BROWN, deceased; THE UN- Plaintiff claims that you may Buyer Certificate holder is limited Program Administrator before you purposes will not qualify. Second, N/A; Inter Vivos Trust and Devisee; KNOWN SUCCESSORS AND AS- claim some right, title, lien, estate, by Federal law to a $2,000 per year sell the home. Third, if you make a loan funded from the proceeds Norma G. McCabe Family Trust, SIGNS OF GUY WILLIAM BROWN encumbrance, claim, assessment income tax credit. Therefore, for any misrepresentations about of a tax-exempt bond issue will C/O Kristina McCabe Co-Trustee, aka GUY BROWN, deceased; THE or interest in and to the surface example, if the holder paid $4,000 your eligibility for the Program not qualify. 5714 Balsam St., Arvada, CO UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS AND estate of the above described real of interest on the certified indebt- you risk serious consequences. 10. First Come, First Served 80002; and C/O Mary K. McCabe ASSIGNS OF JOANNA LYNN property adverse to Plaintiff which edness amount up to $100,000 Your Mortgage Credit Certificate Nature of Program: Under the Klatt, Co-Trustee, 8990 Garland BROWN aka JOANNA BROWN, constitutes a cloud on the title to on his or her home loan during may be revoked as a result of the Program, Mortgage Credit Cer- Ct., Westminster, CO 80021 deceased; THE UNKNOWN SUC- the above described real property, the applicable tax year, then such misrepresentation. Further, a mis- tificates will be issued to eligible The name, known addresses, CESSORS AND ASSIGNS OF and that you have no right, title, holder would receive an income representation may result in a fine Home Buyers on a first come, first and age of the petitioners herein, MICHAEL J. BROWN, deceased; lien, estate, encumbrance, claim, tax credit of $2,000 (that is, 50% of up to $10,000 in addition to any served basis. Only loans closed on who pray to be named co- STATE OF OKLAHOMA, EX.REL. assessment or interest, either in of $4,000) and such Certificate criminal penalties imposed by law. or after November 11, 2016, are administrators and co-personal THE OKLAHOMA TAX COMMIS- law or in equity, in and to said holder would thus pay $2,000 less ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENT eligible for the Program. MCC’s representatives, are listed below: SION, property. in federal income taxes for the OF THE MORTGAGE CREDIT must be issued by December NAME; AGE; RELATIONSHIP; Defendants. You are hereby notified that you particular tax year than without CERTIFICATE PROGRAM 31, 2018. ADDRESS Case No. CV-2016-79 have been sued and must answer the Mortgage Credit Certificate, In order to qualify for the Pro- 11. Non-Discriminatory Na- Kristina McCabe; Legal; Daugh- NOTICE BY PUBLICATION the Petition filed by Plaintiff on or subject to certain adjustments. gram, Federal Law requires that ture of Program: The Program ter; 5714 Balsam St., Arvada, CO THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: before the 9th day of September, The amount of tax credit will vary a Home Buyer satisfy each of the will be administered without regard 80002 THE UNKNOWN SUCCES- 2016, or the allegations contained depending on the interest rate following guidelines: to race, sex or national origin or Mary K. McCabe Klatt; Legal; SORS AND ASSIGNS OF MA- in said Petition will be taken as true on each loan and is limited to 1. First Time Home Buyer other applicable Federal param- Daughter; 8990 Garland Ct., HALA E. BROWN aka MAHAL E. and title will be quieted in the name 50% of the interest paid on the Requirement (The Three Year eters prescribed by law relating Westminster, CO 80021 BROWN aka MAHALIA BROWN of Plaintiff as reflected above as first $100,000 of the home loan Requirement): The Program and to discrimination. That if any objection is filed aka MAHALA BROWN, deceased; prayed for in Plaintiff’s Petition. In which is the certified indebted- federal law require that MCC’s be For further information with before the hearing, the court will THE UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS such event, you will be adjudged ness amount and a maximum of issued only to “first time home buy- respect to the Program, please determine at the hearing whether AND ASSIGNS OF IRA LLOYD and decreed to have no right, $2,000 per year. See the certified ers”, unless the home lays within contact a local mortgage lender, summary proceedings are ap- BROWN, deceased; THE UN- title, lien, estate, encumbrance, indebtedness amount on each a “targeted area”. Since McClain a local realtor or the Program Ad- propriate and, if so, whether the KNOWN SUCCESSORS AND AS- claim, assessment or interest, individual certificate. County is an all “non-targeted ministrator: MCC Administration estates will be distributed and SIGNS OF GUY WILLIAM BROWN either in law or in equity, in and HOW AND WHERE TO APPLY area,” the first time homebuyer Corporation at (405) 364-6565, to whom the estates will be dis- aka GUY BROWN, deceased; THE to said real property, and a decree FOR THE MORTGAGE CREDIT requirement applies to all MCC’s P.O. Box 1568, Norman, Oklahoma tributed. UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS AND quieting title in said real property CERTIFICATE issued in McClain County. The First 73070. That the claim of any creditor ASSIGNS OF JOANNA LYNN in Plaintiff’s name will be granted. The Mortgage Credit Certificate Time Home Buyer requirement M C C L A I N C O U N T Y will be barred unless said claim BROWN aka JOANNA BROWN, Given under my hand and seal of Program is available to persons is that the home buyer have had ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT is presented to the Kristina Mc- deceased; THE UNKNOWN SUC- office this 22nd day of July, 2016. who are purchasing a home and no present ownership interest in LOAN AUTHORITY Cabe and Mary K. McCabe Klatt, CESSORS AND ASSIGNS OF KRISTEL GRAY, Court Clerk obtaining a loan thereon for a a principal residence at any time By: s/s: Chairman c/o Ryan P. DeArman, 2512 N. MICHAEL J. BROWN, deceased McClain County, Oklahoma house in the County which is to during the three year period prior Moore Ave., Moore, OK 73160 on You are hereby notified that By: /s/ Kathy Peterson be used as his or her principal to the date on which the mortgage No. 501-July 28-3 Times or before September 6th, 2016, or an action has been filed in the Deputy residence. Therefore, one should on the home is executed. SA1301(2014) the same will be forever barred. District Court of McClain County, /s/ Ted W. Haxel apply for the Program at the Mort- 2. Targeted Area Set Aside 68 O.S. § 3135 Pursuant to an Order this Court Oklahoma, in Case No. CV-2016- Ted W. Haxel ( OBA # 3997 ) gage Lender of the applicant’s Requirement: At least twenty NOTICE TO SELL made on the 5th day of August, 79, as styled above, to quiet title 108 North Second Street choice, however, such lending percent (20%) of the tax credit COUNTY PROPERTY 2016 notice is hereby given that in and to the following described Post Office Box 367 institution need not be located provided by MCC’s will be de- ACQUIRED AT RESALE on the 6th day of October, 2016, real property, to-wit: Purcell, Oklahoma 73080-0367 within the County. If the Mortgage voted to residences located within Notice is hereby given, pursuant at 9:30 o’clock a.m., the Petition TRACT A (405) 527-5888 phone Lender you contact does not Targeted Areas of the County for to the receipt of bid, that I, Teresa will be heard at the District County SURFACE ESTATE ONLY: (405) 527-6666 fax have information concerning the at least one year after the date Jones, County Treasurer of Mc- Courthouse, Purcell, Oklahoma. The South Half of the South- [email protected] Program, such information can be MCC’s are first made available. Clain County, Oklahoma, will on CHARLES GRAY west Quarter of the Northwest ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF obtained by contacting MCC Ad- Since all of McClain County is a the 16 day of August 2016, begin- ASSOCIATE Quarter of the Southwest Quarter ministration Corporation at (405) “non-targeted area”, the set aside ning at 10:00 am at my office in DISTRICT JUDGE 364-6565 or P.O. Box 1568, Nor- requirement does not apply. Purcell, Oklahoma sell separately JUDGE OF THE No. 525-August 4-2 Times persons interested may appear man, Oklahoma 73070. Therefore, 3. Home Buyer Income Re- the hereinafter described tracts, DISTRICT COURT IN THE DISTRICT COURT and contest the same. a Home Buyer should contact a quirement: Federal law imposes parcels, or lots of land, all situated /s/ Ryan P. DeArman OF McCLAIN COUNTY Witness, the undersigned, bank, savings and loan associa- a “family income” limit on home in McClain County, Oklahoma Ryan P. DeArman, OBA #18691 STATE OF OKLAHOMA Judge of the District Court of Mc- tion or other mortgage lender to buyers receiving MCC’s. “Family and heretofore acquired by said 2520 N. Moore Avenue IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Clain County, State of Oklahoma, apply for a loan and work with the income” is the anticipated total county at the resale authorized Moore, OK 73160 OF BETTY HILL COOK, this 2nd day of August 2016. lending officer of such institution income from all sources received by 68 O.S. § 3125. Following the (405) 501-7640 Phone Deceased. CHARLES GRAY and the Program Administrator. by the family head and spouse description of each property sepa- (405) 445-3023 Cell Case No. PB-2016-68 ASSOCIATE Upon qualifying for a Mortgage (even if temporarily absent) and rately offered for sale is the name [email protected] NOTICE OF HEARING DISTRICT JUDGE Credit Certificate, such instrument by each additional member of the of the bidder and the amount bid Attorney for Petitioner PETITION FOR PROBATE JUDGE OF THE will be issued by the Program family, including salary and wages, as follows: OF WILL, APPOINTMENT DISTRICT COURT Administrator. Thereafter, the as well as overtime, dividends, Description; Bidder; Amount Bid OF CO-PERSONAL James B. Blevins, Jr., OBA #881 Home Buyer will file a copy of the housing allowances, alimony, 0000-29-07N-04W-0-023-00 REPRESENTATIVES, Carrie Kopp, OBA #21731 Certificate with IRS Form 8396 and public assistance, social security, 150’X150’ ON SE/C SE SE SE. DETERMINATION OF HEIRS, Alyson T. Gildner, OBA #31376 IRS Form 1040. The Homeowner unemployment compensation and Aka: Pt of the SE/4 of the SE/4 No. 542-August 4-2 Times DEVISEES AND LEGATEES 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 should thereafter be able to claim investment income and profits for of the SE/4 section 29, T 7N, R Bid Advertisement: Washing- Notice is hereby given to all Purcell, OK 73080 this credit every year as long as the 12-month period beginning the 4W, McClain Co., OK, being more ton Public Schools 2015 Bond persons interested in the Estate Phone: 405-527-7575 he or she lives in the home and is date of the issuance of the MCC particularly described as follows: Projects of Betty Hill Cook, Deceased, that Fax: 405-527-7574 paying on the mortgage. to the Home Buyer, exclusive of Beg at the SE/C of the SE/4 of the Owner: Washington Public on the 2nd day of August 2016, Attorney for Co-Petitioners DURATION OF THE MORT- income that is temporary, non- SE/4 of the SE/4 of said Section; Schools there was produced and filed in the GAGE CREDIT CERTIFICATE recurring or sporadic. An income Thence N 150 ft.; Thence W 150 Construction Manager: Goldsby District Court of McClain County, PROGRAM work sheet making determination ft.; Thence S 150 ft.; Thence E 150 Construction State of Oklahoma, an instrument No. 536-August 4-2 Times Persons may obtain Mortgage of “family income” which is signed ft to the point of beginning. Solicitation For Bidders For: purporting to be a certified copy NOTICE TO BIDDERS Credit Certificates under the Pro- by the Home Buyer is attached to JEC LAND TRUST, C/O ERIC New Gymnasium Project of the Will of Betty Hill Cook De- The McClain County Board of gram until December 31, 2018. and included within the sworn af- HERM TRUSTEE, DATED APRIL Solicitation Date: July 21st, ceased, dated May 19, 2008, and Commissioners will be receiving Persons receiving MCC’s may be fidavit of the Home Buyer. 16, 2015 2016 there was also filed in the Court sealed bids until 4:00 p.m., August required to rebate to the Federal The Program income limits are $51.00 Bid Date, Time & Place: the Petition of Ann Painter Sheeder 19, 2016 and the opening will be Government a portion of the fed- as follows: The said properties will be · Date: August 18th, 2016 At and Sarah Hallowell Painter Bock, August 22, 2016 at 8:30 a.m. for eral subsidy represented by such Non-Target Area separately sold to the highest 2:00pm(Revised) praying that the Will be admitted sale of (1) 2002 CTS Bottom Dump tax credit upon resale of the related Family of 2 or less; $64,400 competitive bidder, for cash in · Re-Bid Deadline: 2:00pm to probate, Letters Testamentary Trailer for District Two. residence within the first nine years Family of 3 or more; $74,060 hand, or to the original bidder CDST issued to them as Co-Personal Invitation to Bid forms are on file of the loan. The MCC Program will 4. Purchase Price: Federal at the amount bid if there be no · Place: Washington Public Representatives of the Estate, to in the McClain County Clerk’s Of- remain until December 31, 2018, Law imposes certain purchase higher bid offered, subject to the Schools serve without bond, for a judicial fice, McClain County Courthouse, or until the maximum amount of price limitations. The maximum approval of the Board of County 101 E. Kerby Avenue determination of the heirs, devi- Purcell, Oklahoma or request to be MCC’s available through the Pro- purchase price limitations are as Commissioners. The apportioned Washington, OK 73093 sees and legatees of the Decedent. mailed. Submit bids to McClain gram have been issued. follows: cost of advertisement and other All Project Information may be Pursuant to an Order of this County Clerk, PO Box 629, Purcell, FEATURES AND LIMITATIONS New House; Existing House expense incident to the said sale obtained from Goldsby Construc- Court made on the 2nd day of Oklahoma 73080. ON CREDIT Non-target Area shall be paid by the purchaser, in tion: August 2016, notice is given that The Board has the right to ac- A Mortgage Credit Certificate $214,925; $214,925 addition to the amount bid upon Project Contact: Tyler Graves the 1st day of September 2016, cept or reject any/and/or all bids. holder is allowed to take the tax 5. Principal Residence: Fed- said properties. Goldsby Construction at 9:30 a.m., is the day and time SEAL credit each tax year, so long as he/ eral Law requires that the Home Witness my hand this 28 day of Project Manager that the Petition will be heard DATE: 8/1/16 she continues to live in the home Buyer must occupy the home as a July, 2016. Cell: (405) 313-8313 in the District Courtroom of the /s/ Pam Beller for which the Mortgage Credit principal residence within 60 days /s/ Teresa Jones Tyler@GoldsbyConstruction. County Courthouse, Purcell, Mc- Pam Beller Certificate was issued. In addi- after the financing is provided. County Treasurer com Clain County, Oklahoma, and all County Clerk LPXLP THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, August 11, 2016-7B No. 551-August 11-2 Times No. 547-August 11-2 Times No. 527-August 4-2 Times No. 543-August 4-2 Times IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN THE DISTRICT COURT Bid Advertisement: Washing- OF MCCLAIN COUNTY OF MCCLAIN COUNTY OF MCCLAIN COUNTY ton Public Schools 2015 Bond STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA Projects In the Matter of Alta Sue Smith IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Owner: Washington Public aka Sue Holloway Smith OF ERNEST L. BOSWELL, OF JERRY PHILLIP MORRIS, Schools Legal an incapacitated person. Deceased. Deceased. Construction Manager: Goldsby Case No. PG-2015-58 Case No. PB-16-14 Case No. PB-16-63 Construction NOTICE OF SALE OF NOTICE OF HEARING FIRST NOTICE TO CREDITORS Solicitation For Bidders For: REAL PROPERTY AND FINAL ACCOUNT, To the Creditors of Jerry Phillip Classroom Building Project NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PETITION FOR DECREE OF Morris, Deceased: Solicitation Date: July 21st, that pursuant to an order entered DISTRIBUTION AND All creditors having claims 2016 Publications on the 14th day of June, 2016, in DISCHARGE OF PERSONAL against Jerry Phillip Morris, De- Bid Date, Time & Place: the above captioned matter, the REPRESENTATIVE ceased, are required to present · Date: August 18th, 2016 At undersigned as guardian of the Notice is hereby given that the same with a description of 2:00pm estate of said ward, will sell at Marlin L. Boswell, the duly ap- all security interests and other · Re-Bid Deadline: 2:00pm No. 556-August 11-1 Time located at 121 N. 2nd Street, in private sale to the highest bidder, pointed and qualified Personal collateral (if any) held by each CDST IN THE DISTRICT COURT the City of Purcell, in the County for cash, subject to confirmation Representative of the Estate of creditor with respect to such claim, · Place: Washington Public OF MCCLAIN COUNTY of McClain and State of Oklahoma. of the District Court of McClain Ernest L. Boswell, Deceased, has to James B. Blevins, Jr., Personal Schools STATE OF OKLAHOMA IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, that County, State of Oklahoma, on filed his Final Account, Petition Representative, at the law office of 101 E. Kerby Avenue In the Matter of the Estate of notice of said hearing be given by or after the 29th day of August, for Decree of Distribution and Blevins & Associates Law, PLLC, Washington, OK 73093 BOBBY JOE FOX JR., Deceased. mailing copies of such notice to 2016, at 11:30 o’clock a.m., at Discharge of Personal Represen- 138 W. Main, Purcell, OK 73080, All Project Information may be Case No. PB-16-66 all of the heirs, legatees, and de- the courtroom of Charles Gray, tative. A hearing has been fixed addressed to James B. Blevins, obtained from Goldsby Construc- AMENDED COMBINED NOTICE visees of said decedent, postage Associate District Judge of said by the Judge of the Court for the Jr., Personal Representative, on or tion: AND ORDER FOR HEARING prepaid, at their last known place Court, at the county courthouse 1st day of September 2016, at before the following presentment Project Contact: Tyler Graves PETITION FOR LETTERS OF of residences not less than ten in Purcell, Oklahoma, all the 9:30 a.m., in the District Court- date: 28th day of September 2016, Goldsby Construction ADMINISTRATION AND (10) days prior to the date of said right, title and interest that said room of Judge Charles N. Gray, or the same will be forever barred. Project Manager DETERMINATION OF HEIRS hearing, as now provided by law. estate has by operation of law or County Courthouse, Purcell, Mc- DATED this 28th day of July Cell: (405) 313-8313 WHEREAS, on the 21st day Done in open Court this 4th day otherwise acquired in and to all Clain County, Oklahoma, and all 2016. Tyler@GoldsbyConstruction. of July, 2016, BOBBY JOE FOX of August, 2016. the certain improved real property persons interested in the Estate /s/ James B. Blevins, Jr. com SR., having filed in this Court CHARLES GRAY situated in the County of McClain, are notified to appear and show James B. Blevins, Jr., his petition praying for Letters of ASSOCIATE State of Oklahoma, and described cause, if any they have, why the OBA #881 as follows, to-wit: Account should not be settled and 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 No. 554-August 11-2 Times Administration of the Estate of DISTRICT JUDGE IN THE DISTRICT COURT Bobby Joe Fox Jr., deceased, and JUDGE OF THE SURFACE RIGHTS ONLY. A allowed, the Estate distributed Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 piece, parcel, or tract of land in and the Personal Representative Phone: 405-527-7575 OF MCCLAIN COUNTY that Letters of Administration be DISTRICT COURT STATE OF OKLAHOMA issue thereon to Bobby Joe Fox KRISTEL GRAY, COURT the West Half of the Northwest discharged. Fax: 405-527-7574 Quarter of the Northeast Quarter DATED this 4th day of August Personal Representative In the Matter of the Estate of Sr., the father of Bobby Joe Fox CLERK KATHERINE LOUISE GILMORE, Jr., deceased; that the Heirs of the /s/ Jon W. Lurtz of the Northwest Quarter (W/2 2016. NW/4 NE/4 NW/4), and the East CHARLES GRAY Deceased. Estate be determined; Jon W. Lurtz, OBA #12382 No. 549-August 11-1 Time PB-2016-46 IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, JON W. LURTZ, P.C. Half of the Northeast Quarter ASSOCIATE IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the Northwest Quarter of the DISTRICT JUDGE ALIAS NOTICE TO CREDITORS that said petition be heard before 3801 North Classen, Suites 6 & 7 OF McCLAIN COUNTY TO THE CREDITORS OF THE this Court on the 1st day of Sep- Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Northwest Quarter (E/2 NE/4 NW/4 JUDGE OF DISTRICT COURT STATE OF OKLAHOMA NW/4) of Section Twenty-Nine /s/ James B. Blevins, Jr. ABOVE NAMED DECEDENT: tember, 2016, at the hour of 9:30 73118 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE All creditors having claims o’clock a.m.. at the Courtroom of Telephone (405) 557-1706 (29), Township Seven (7) North, James B. Blevins, Jr., OBA #881 OF MARSHA ANITA WARE, De- Range Three (3) West, McClain Carrie Kopp, OBA #21731 against KATHERINE LOUISE the Honorable Charles Gray, in Facsimile (405) 521-8121 ceased GILMORE, deceased, are required the McClain County Courthouse Attorney for Petitioner County; state of Oklahoma, more Alyson T. Gildner, OBA #31376 PB-16-70 particularly described as follows: 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 to present the same, with a de- NOTICE OF HEARING scription of all security interests Beginning at a point on the North Purcell, OK 73080 PETITION FOR LETTERS line of said Section Twenty-Nine Phone: 405-527-7575 and other collateral, if any, held OF ADMINISTRATION, by each creditor with respect to (29), a distance of 1220 feet West Fax: 405-527-7574 APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL No. 557-August 11-2 Times subject to taxes and tax sales, of the Northeast corner of the Attorney for Personal Repre- such claim, to JOAN LIZBETH WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., said property being duly appraised REPRESENTATIVE AND HOFFMAN, Personal Represen- Northwest quarter of that section, sentative DETERMINATION OF HEIRS Plaintiff, at $114,660.00. and running South 571 feet, thence tative of the above mentioned v. Sale will be made pursuant to Notice is hereby given to all estate c/o Ted W. Haxel, 108 West 381 feet, thence North 571 No. 508-July 28-3 Times persons interested in the Estate RE BE CCA G. J A CKS O N; an Order of Sale issued upon a feet, thence East 381 feet to the North Second Street, Purcell, SPOUSE, IF ANY, OF REBECCA judgment entered in the District IN THE DISTRICT COURT of Marsha Anita Ware, Deceased, Oklahoma 73080, or to KRISTEL point of beginning. WITHIN AND FOR that on the 5th day of August, 2016, G. JACKSON; JOHN DOE, OCCU- Court of McClain County, Okla- Upon the following terms and GRAY, McClain County Court PANT; JENNIFER INGLE; AND UN- homa, in Case No. CJ-2015-167, MCCLAIN COUNTY there was filed with this Court the Clerk,121 N. 2nd Street, Ste. 231, conditions, to-wit: Cash upon STATE OF OKLAHOMA Petition of John Allen Ware praying KNOWN HEIRS, SUCCESSORS wherein Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. is confirmation of sale. Bids must Purcell, Oklahoma 73080, on or AND ASSIGNS OF REBECCA G. Plaintiff and Rebecca G. Jackson BILLY SHERWOOD and VICKIE that Letters of Administration be before the following presentment be in writing and may be left at ANNETTE SHERWOOD, issued to him as Personal Repre- JACKSON, DECEASED is/are Defendant(s) to satisfy said the office of Gregory T. Tontz, 301 date: October 14, 2016, or the Defendant(s). judgment in the sum of $53,597.48 Plaintiffs, sentative of the Estate, to serve same will be forever barred. E. Eufaula, Norman, Oklahoma vs. without bond, and for a judicial Case No. CJ-2015-167 together with interest at 5.875% 73069, Attorney for Guardian, or Dated this 8th day of August, NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE per annum from February 1, 2015, ROBERT SPELLMAN, et. al. determination of the heirs of the 2016. may be delivered to the guardian Defendants. Decedent. NOTICE IS GIVEN to Rebecca including late charges, $2,500.00 personally, or may be filed in the /s/ Joan Lizbeth Hoffman G. Jackson; Spouse, if any, of for attorney’s fee, $845.00 ad- Case No. CJ-13-166 Pursuant to an Order of this JOAN LIZBETH HOFFMAN office of Charles Gray, Associ- NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Court made on the 5th day of Rebecca G. Jackson; John Doe, vances for title search, taxes, ate District Judge of the District Personal Representative Occupant; Jennifer Ingle; Un- insurance, property preservation THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: August, 2016, notice is given that By:/s/ Ted W. Haxel Court of McClain County, State JENNIFER SPELLMAN September 1, 2016, at 9:30 a.m., known Heirs, Successors and and all costs of this action accrued of Oklahoma. Ted W. Haxel (OBA #3997) Assigns of Rebecca G. Jackson, and accruing. SPOUSE OF JENNIFER SPELL- is the day and time that the Peti- Post Office Box 367 Dated this 8 day of August, MAN, IF MARRIED tion will be heard in the courtroom Deceased that on September 13, The addresses of the 2016. Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 2016, at10 o’clock, a.m., at Room Defendant(s), Spouse, if any, of You, and each of you, are hereby of Judge Charles Gray, McClain ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Lucretia Sue Harper and notified that you have been sued County Courthouse at Purcell, 121 of the County Courthouse in Rebecca G. Jackson and Un- Angela Kathleen Edmoundson, REPRESENTATIVE Purcell, McClain County, Okla- known Heirs, Successors and by the Plaintiffs above named, in Oklahoma, when and where all Co-Guardians the above entitled Court, and you persons interested may appear homa, the Sheriff of said County Assigns of Rebecca G. Jackson, BY: /s/ Gregory T. Tontz will offer for sale and sell for cash Deceased, and her/his/their un- must answer the Petition of the and contest the same. GREGORY T. TONTZ Plaintiffs on file in the above styled Witness my hand this 5th day at public auction to the highest and known successors are unknown OBA NO. 16323 best bidder, with appraisement, all to the Plaintiff. and numbered cause on or before of August, 2016. 301 E. Eufaula the 8th day of September, 2016, or CHARLES GRAY that certain real estate in McClain WITNESS MY HAND this 8 day Norman, OK 73069 County, Oklahoma, to wit: of August, 2016. judgment will be rendered against ASSOCIATE (405) 701-1600 you and the interest of each, or DISTRICT JUDGE LOT FIFTEEN (15), OF BLOCK BY: Don Hewett Attorney for Co-Guardians FOUR (4), IN ROYAL GARDENS Sheriff any, of you in and to the following Judge of the District Court ADDITION, TO THE CITY OF BY: /s/ Don Hewett described real property, situated /s/ Monte J. Wilson PURCELL, MCCLAIN COUNTY, SHAPIRO & CEJDA, LLC in MCCLAIN County, State of Monte J. Wilson OBA #11572 OKLAHOMA, ACCORDING TO 770 NE 63rd St Oklahoma, to-wit: 1818 W. Lindsey, C-110 No. 545-August 11-3 Times THE N/2 SE SE LYING WEST Norman, OK 73069 THE RECORDED PLAT THEREOF Oklahoma City, OK 73105-6431 IN THE DISTRICT COURT PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1234 (405) 848-1819 OF STATE HWY 76, LESS AND (405) 321-0500 OF MCCLAIN COUNTY EXCEPT THE SOUTH 210 FEET ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER Cambridge Circle, Purcell, OK Attorneys for Plaintiff STATE OF OKLAHOMA 73080 File No. 15-125078 OF THE NW SE SE LYING A M E R I C A N C O L L E C T I O N WEST OF STATE HWY 76, No. 550-August 11-2 Times No. 555-August 11-1 Time SERVICES, INC. SECTION 9, T5N, R4W, IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Plaintiff, MCCLAIN COUNTY, AND FOR MCCLAIN COUNTY FOR RE-ZONING APPLICATION vs. OKLAHOMA, LESS AND STATE OF OKLAHOMA GOLDSBY, OKLAHOMA No. 558-August 11-2 Times work and/or furnish said materials JAMIE DEARMAN EXCEPT ALL OIL, GAS, COAL, In The Matter of the Estate of NOTICE: AN APPLICATION ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS in accordance with said plans and Defendant. AND OTHER MINERALS. BETTY ANN SMITH, Deceased. HAS BEEN FILED WITH THE The Goldsby Water Authority specifications and furnish the re- No. CS 16-122 WITNESS my hand and seal of Case No. PB-16-55 TOWN CLERK OF THE TOWN will receive separate sealed bids quired bonds within seven (7) days NOTICE BY PUBLICATION said Court this 18 day of July, 2016. NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF GOLDSBY, OKLAHOMA, TO for relocation of a 4” water line at after the acceptance of his bid. JAMIE DEARMAN YOU ARE MCCLAIN County TO: The Creditors of Betty Ann RE-ZONE THE FOLLOWING I-35/SH 74. Bids will be received The deposit will be retained by HEREBY NOTICED that you District Court Clerk Smith, deceased (the “Decedent”): TRACT(S) OF LAND FROM A-1 at Town Hall, located at 100 E. the Owner as, and for, liquidated have been sued by AMERICAN BY: /s/ Kathy Peterson All persons having claims (AGRICULTURAL-RESIDENTIAL) Center Rd., Goldsby, Oklahoma damages in case the successful COLLECTION SERVICES, INC. (Seal) against the Decedent are re- TO R-1(RURAL RESIDENTIAL 73093, until 11:00 AM, Tuesday, bidder fails to enter in said contract and you must answer plaintiff’s DON FRANKENBERG, OBA quired to present the same with ESTATES). September 1, 2016. Bids will be and furnish the required bonds petition on or before the 27th #3095 a description of all security and STREET ADDRESS: 913 W publicly opened and read aloud, provided for in the specifications day of September, 2016 or a FRANKENBERG LAW FIRM other collateral (if any) held by BURR OAK RD, GOLDSBY, OK at 11:00 AM at Town Hall. within the time required. Deposit money judgment in the amount 502 S MAIN each creditor with respect to such (See map exhibit A). Project to include extending of the unsuccessful bidders will of $3,548.79 plus interest will be LINDSAY, OK 73052 claim to Katherine Ann Keeler, the LEGAL DESCRIPTION: A tract 50 l.f. of existing steel casing be returned upon the execution of rendered accordingly. (405) 756-2000 Personal Representative, at the of land in the Southwest Quarter and installing approximately 100 the Contract and required bonds. Dated this day July 29, 2016 FAX (405) 756-4316 law office of Darrell G. Ford, P. C., (SW1/4) of Section 14, Township l.f. of 4” PVC water line, and ap- Each bidder shall accompany MCCLAIN COUNTY Attorney for Plaintiffs P.O. Box 756, Purcell, Oklahoma 8 North, Range 3 West, more purtenances. his bid with a sworn statement COURT CLERK 73080, on or before the following particularly described as follows: There will be a mandatory pre- in writing that the Bidder has not By: /s/ Kathy Peterson presentment date: October 11, Beginning, at a point, 1472.8 feet bid meeting held on Tuesday, directly or indirectly entered into (Seal) East of the Southwest corner of No. 544-August 11-3 Times 2016 or the same will be forever August 23, 2016 at 11:00 am, at an agreement, express of implied, APPROVED BY: the South line of said Section, IN THE DISTRICT COURT barred. Goldsby Town Hall, 100 E. Center with any other bidder or the price /s/ Richard A. Robinson thence due North 400 feet to a OF MCCLAIN COUNTY Dated this 4th day of August, Rd., Goldsby, Oklahoma 73093. or amount of such bid or any bids, Richard A. Robinson, OBA point, thence due West 200 feet to STATE OF OKLAHOMA 2016. All work shall be performed the limiting of the bids or bidders, #7684 a point, thence due South 400 feet U N I T E D A U T O C R E D I T /s/ Katherine Ann Keeler and all construction and material the paying to anyone any money Michael R. Hoover, OBA #4352 to the South line of said Section, CORPORATION Katherine Ann Keeler, used and furnished shall be in ac- for promotion expenses, the par- Hugh H. Fudge, OBA #20487 thence due East along the said Plaintiff, Personal Representative of cordance with the Contract Docu- celing or farming out to any bidder Danielle L. Schinzing, OBA Section line 200 feet to the point of vs. the Estate of Betty Ann Smith, ments prepared by Glenn Sullivan or bidders or other persons of any #32113 beginning, containing 1.836 acres, DAWNELL RYAN deceased & Associates, Inc., and on file in part of the contract or any part of Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, more or less, in McClain County, Defendant. Darrell G. Ford, OBA #11835 the office of the Goldsby Water the subject matter of the bid or of PLLC state of Oklahoma. No. CS 16-64 Darrell G. Ford, A Professional Authority, located at Town Hall. the profits thereof. 119 N. Robinson, Suite 1000 THE PROPOSED RE-ZONING AMENDED NOTICE Corporation The Notice to Bidders, Form A Performance, Maintenance Oklahoma City, Oklahoma WILL BE BROUGHT FOR PUBLIC BY PUBLICATION P.O. Box 756 of Bid, Form of Contract, Plans and Statutory Bond in the amount 73102 HEARING AT THE PLANNING DAWNELL RYAN YOU ARE 118 North Second Street, and Specifications, Forms of Bid of 100% of the contract price with (405) 232-6464 COMMISSION MEETING ON THE HEREBY NOTICED that you have Suite C Bond, Performance and Statutory a Corporate Surety licensed in (405) 232-6363 fax 25th DAY OF AUGUST, 2016, AT been sued by UNITED AUTO Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 Payment Bond, and other Contract Oklahoma and approved by the [email protected] 6:30 P.M. AT TOWN HALL,100 CREDIT CORPORATON and you (405) 527-7049 Documents may be examined at Owner and Engineer, will be re- Attorneys for Plaintiff (405) 527-7256 fax E. CENTER RD, GOLDSBY, the following: quired for the faithful performance must answer plaintiff’s petition on OKLAHOMA, AT WHICH TIME or before the 29 day of September, Attorney for the Petitioner, 1. Town Hall of the contract, and the bidder shall Katherine Ann Keeler AND PLACE ANY AFFECTED 100 E. Center Rd. state in the proposal the name and 2016 or a money judgment in the PERSON(S) MAY APPEAR TO amount of $5,543.24 plus interest Goldsby, Ok 73093-9112 address of the Surety or Sureties No. 552-August 11-1 Time No. 553-August 11-1 Time PROTEST OR SUPPORT THE will be rendered accordingly. (405) 288-6675 who will sign this bond in case the NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE TO BIDDERS PASSAGE THEREOF. ANY WRIT- Dated this day July 29, 2016 2. Glenn Sullivan & Associates, contract is awarded to him. The The McClain County Board of The McClain County Board of TEN PROTEST MUST BE FILED MCCLAIN COUNTY Inc. Maintenance Bond required will Commissioners will be receiving Commissioners will be receiving WITH THE TOWN CLERK PRIOR COURT CLERK 103 N. Mercedes Drive, Suite A guarantee the repair of all dam- sealed bids until 4:00 p.m., August sealed bids until 4:00 p.m., August TO 4:00 P.M. OF THE DAY OF SAID By: /s/ Kathy Peterson Norman, OK 73069 age due to improper materials or 19, 2016 and the opening will be 19, 2016 and the opening will be COMMISSION MEETING. (Seal) (405) 321-7232 workmanship for a period of one August 22, 2016 at 8:30 a.m. for August 22, 2016 at 8:30 a.m. for THE PROPOSED RE-ZON- APPROVED BY: A complete set of Plans and (1) year after the acceptance of bid for custodial service at McClain bid for purchase of (2) used po- ING WILL SUBSEQUENTLY BE /s/ Richard A. Robinson Specifications to prospective bid- the work by the Owner. County Health Department, 600 lice vehicles for McClain County BROUGHT TO PUBLIC HEARING Richard A. Robinson, OBA ders may be obtained at the office All bids shall remain on file at North Main, Blanchard, OK. Sheriff’s Department. AND FINAL CONSIDERATION AT #7684 of Glenn Sullivan & Associates, least forty-eight (48) hours. Bids Invitation to Bid forms are on file Invitation to Bid forms are on file THE GOLDSBY TOWN BOARD OF Michael R. Hoover, OBA #4352 Inc., (405) 321-7232, upon receipt received more than ninety-six (96) in the McClain County Clerk’s Of- in the McClain County Clerk’s Of- TRUSTEES MEETING, GOLDSBY Hugh H. Fudge, OBA #20487 of a non-refundable deposit of hours prior to the Bid Opening will fice, McClain County Courthouse, fice, McClain County Courthouse, TOWN HALL, 100 E. CENTER RD., Danielle L. Schinzing, OBA $50.00. be returned. Purcell, Oklahoma or request to be Purcell, Oklahoma or request to be AT 8:00 P.M. ON THE 1st DAY OF #32113 Each bidder shall accompany Contract to be awarded to low mailed. Submit bids to McClain mailed. Submit bids to McClain SEPTEMBER, 2016. ANY WRIT- Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, his original bid, with a certified or responsive responsible bidder. County Clerk, PO Box 629, Purcell, County Clerk, PO Box 629, Purcell, TEN PROTEST FOR THIS MEET- PLLC Cashier’s Check on a solvent bank The Owner reserves the right Oklahoma 73080. Oklahoma 73080. ING MUST BE FILED WITH THE 119 N. Robinson, Suite 1000 located in Oklahoma or a Bidder’s to waive any informalities in the The Board has the right to ac- The Board has the right to ac- TOWN CLERK AT LEAST THREE Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Bond, in the amount of five (5) bidding and the right to reject any cept or reject any/and/or all bids. cept or reject any/and/or all bids. (3) DAYS PRIOR TO THE MEET- 73102 percent of the amount bid, as a and all bids in accordance with the SEAL SEAL ING DATE, IN ACCORDANCE (405) 232-6464 guarantee of his ability to perform Oklahoma Competitive Bidding DATE: 8/8/16 DATE: 8/8/16 WITH STATE LAW (11 O.S. 1981 (405) 232-6363 fax the contract bid upon, and that he Act. Conditional bids shall not be /s/ Pam Beller /s/ Pam Beller § 43-105). DATED THIS 2nd DAY [email protected] will enter into a written contract accepted. Pam Beller Pam Beller OF AUGUST, 2016. Attorneys for Plaintiff with the Owner to perform said County Clerk County Clerk SANDRA JENKINS, CLERK 8B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, August 11, 2016 LPXLP Dibble FCCLA delegates attend National Leadership Conference Dibble FCCLA delegates the Dibble FCCLA Delegates and Oklahoma FCCLA with Session as governance and Bailee French, Gracie Ott and opportunities to come together distinction,” stated Dibble FC- bylaw changes were debated Madison Wyant were a part of for energizing learning while CLA Advisor, Susan Wyant. and voted on. the 305 Oklahoma Delegation listening to inspiring speakers, French is the daughter of Chapter Adviser Susan Wy- and joined more than 8,500 expanding leadership skills, Neal and Jennifer French of ant commented, “Gracie and FCCLA student leaders, mem- sharpening talents, and explor- Dibble and Mari Jo French Madison served Oklahoma bers, and advisers nationwide ing career pathways. of Denton, Texas. She is the with distinction, displaying in San Diego, Calif., July 3-7 The theme of this year’s granddaughter of Cindy and distinguished judgment and to participate in the annual conference was “Empowered,” Time Wike of Denton, Texas, foresight while attending to FCCLA National Leadership which inspired attendees to Kay and Cordell White of the duties they were charged.” Conference (NLC). make the right choices and Frisco, Texas, and Judy French Ott is the daughter of Jason The conference provided commit themselves to making of Garland, Texas. and Leanna Ott of Dibble. She a positive impact within their Gracie Ott and Madison Wy- is the granddaughter of Walter families, schools, FCCLA and ant were selected as two of eight and Debbie Ott and Rama communities. student members to represent Christian, all of Dibble. “Our National Leadership the Oklahoma Association of Wyant is the daughter of Greg Conference was a great success the FCCLA’s interests as Na- and Susan Wyant of Dibble. this year, with a record-setting tional Voting Delegates. She is the granddaughter of attendance of over 8,500 mem- As voting delegates, Gracie Billy and Shirley Wyant of bers, advisers, partners and and Madison were charged Chickasha and Pam Waitman guests. During the past week with the selection of the of Dibble. we’ve watched thousands of 2016-2017 National Execu- For more information on students come together and re- tive Council and served as FCCLA, please contact Susan alize their full potential through the voice of Oklahoma during Wyant at (405)344-6380 or competition, career training, the Business and Recognition [email protected]. and workshops,” said Sandy Spavone, executive director of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America. “The relationships developed Legal Publications and training experienced dur- Madison Wyant, left, and Gracie Ott ing this conference have em- powered students to go into Family and Consumer Sciences advocacy, culinary arts and No. 560-August 11-2 Times CHARLES GRAY their schools and communities related competitive events of- entrepreneurship. Competing IN THE DISTRICT COURT ASSOCIATE and make a difference, bring- fered at NLC, including STAR with over 4,500 STAR Event OF MCCLAIN COUNTY DISTRICT JUDGE ing with them the values and (Students Taking Action with participants, Bailee brought STATE OF OKLAHOMA Judge of the District Court IN THE MATTER OF THE GUARD- CERTIFICATE OF MAILING passions FCCLA brings to Recognition) Events and the the silver medal home to IANSHIP OF: I hereby certify that on the 9th our members,” Spavone con- FCCLA/LifeSmarts Knowl- Oklahoma. LARRY O. ODEN, day of August, 2016, a true and cluded. edge Bowl. “I could not be more proud An Incapacitated person. correct copy of the above and Bailee French represented These events support foun- of Bailee. She worked tire- Case Number PG-16-2 foregoing instrument was mailed, NOTICE FOR HEARING with proper postage fully prepaid Oklahoma in the Nutrition dational, leadership and work- lessly on this project and has PETITION TO SELL thereon, to the following: Bailee French and Wellness Event, one of 30 place skills in areas such as represented Dibble FCCLA REAL PROPERTY JUDY ODEN JUDY ODEN, as general guard- PO BOX 1646 ian of the above estate, has filed Blanchard, OK 73010 in this Court a Petition for the sale TINA GOOD From page 5B of the real property of LARRY O. 15004 Kyle Dr. ODEN, an incapacitated person. Ste. A Veterans: BE ADVISED, That the Petition Oklahoma City, OK 73170 is set for hearing on the 8th day of LARRY SCOTT ODEN for these service but donations About Veterans Corner September, 2016, at 9:30 o’clock 724 SW 133 St. A.M., in courtroom 230 of the Mc- Oklahoma City, OK 73170 are always appreciated Veterans Corner is located Clain County Courthouse, Purcell, Donna J. Jackson If you would like to vol- just south of Norman, 2 miles Oklahoma, at which time the heirs & Associates, PLLC unteer to drive one of our west of I-35 Exit 106 on the and all persons interested in the /s/ Stephanie Alleman vans and have a good driving north side of Highway 9. above-named estate are required DONNA J. JACKSON, to appear and show cause, if any OBA #13296 record, Veterans Corner could From the southwest go four they have, why an order should STEPHANIE M ALLEMAN, use your help. We are seek- miles north of Blanchard on not be granted for the sale of so OBA #32341 ing drivers to help transport Highway 62 to Highway 9. much real property of said estate 10404 Vineyard Blvd., Ste. E veterans to medical appoint- Travel east 4 miles to West- as is necessary for the reasons Oklahoma City, OK 73120 stated in the Petition. (405) 840-1874 ments and drive them to/from ern Avenue and make a U- Dated this 9th day of August, (405) 840-1880 fax Veterans Corner. Please call turn. Veterans Corner is 1/4 2016. Attorney for Petitioner Fred Zacher (405) 779-3693 mile west on the north side. if you would like to help. The facility is open from 7 Medical Equipment No. 559-August 11-2 Times other similar methods. All Bidding to 12 p.m. Monday, Tues- SECTION 00 1113 Requirements and Documents Veterans Corner has man- day, Wednesday, and Friday. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS remain property of the Architect. ual and electric wheel chairs They offer extended hours Sealed bids addressed to the The Bidding Documents are on available. They also have elec- on Thursdays from 7 a.m. to Owner will be received at the Place file at the Architect’s office and are of Bid until the Time of Bid on the available and open for inspection tric lifts to transport the chairs. 1 p.m. Veterans Corner is a Bid Date and then will be opened by Bidders and Sub bidders during Please contact Jerry Baxter if 501(c)(3) organization and all and read publicly the same date normal business hours. you need some medical equip- gifts are tax deductible. Please and hour. In submitting a bid it is agreed ment to help make a veteran call 405-387-5070 for more PROJECT: McClain County that the Bid may not be withdrawn Courthouse Reroof and Weath- for a period of thirty (30) days after or their surviving spouses life information. Donations can erproofing Bid Date. Dottie Cooper and Amanda McNeese a little better. Veterans Corner be sent to: Veterans Corner; 121 N. 2nd Street A Bid Security in the form of also has food boxes and mon- P.O. Box 722160; Norman, Purcell, OK 73080 a cashier’s check, or certified appointment please contact Sam Knight (405) 808-5096; ies available for benevolence OK 73070-8635. All proceeds OWNER: McClain County Com- check, or acceptable bidder’s missioners surety bond, made payable to the one of our drivers. They are: or Richard Judd (405) 693- needs. There is never a charge are used to support veterans 121 N. 2nd Street, Suite 305 Owner, in an amount that is not less Greg Kelsch (405) 255-2208; 2755. There is never a charge for Veterans Corner services. and their spouses. Purcell, OK 73080 than five percent (5%) of the Bid BID DATE: September 1st, proposal submitted, including all 2016 Alternates, shall accompany each TIME OF BID: 2:00pm Bid as a guarantee that: (1) the CDT Bidder will not modify, withdraw or PLACE OF BID: McClain County cancel the proposal for thirty (30) Courthouse, County Commis- days after the bid date; and (2) the sioner’s Office bidder, if awarded the contract, will 121 N. 2nd Street, Suite 305 promptly enter into a contract and Purcell, OK 73080 execute such bonds and furnish Any bids received after the such insurance certificates as may stated Time of Bid will be returned be required. Should the Bidder fail to the Bidder unopened. to honor these two (2) guarantee Bidding Requirements and for any reason, the Owner shall Documents, including Drawings, total his damages and shall deduct Specifications and Addenda the amount of such damages from may be obtained at the office of the Bidder’s Bid Security. Should Architects in Partnership, LLC, the damages total less than the 3220 Marshall Avenue, Norman, amount of the Bid Security, the OK 73072. A deposit sum of difference shall be returned to the $50.00, which may be in the form Bidder. However, all damages in of a check written on the bidder’s excess of the Bid Security shall be business account made payable to borne by the Owner. Damages may the Architect, will be required for include, but shall not be limited each set of Contract Documents. to, reasonable compensation for Bidders may obtain a maximum the Owner’s additional time spent, of two (2) sets of Drawings and additional Architect’s fees, costs Specifications by deposit and to the Owner for delays in comple- additional sets by paying printing tion of the Work based upon the costs ($5.50/sheet for Drawings Bidders proposed Contract Time - $0.18/page for Specifications). and the Contract Time as Awarded Deposits will be refunded to Bid- including, but not limited to, inter- ders who submit a bona fide Bid est expense and lost revenue, the at the time and place designated difference between the Bidder’s herein and who return the Bid- proposed Contract Sum and the ding Documents to the Architect Contract Sum as awarded and in good condition within ten (10) costs to re bid the Project should days from the bid date. The full such action become necessary. and complete replacement cost Such bid securities will be returned of missing, damaged or unre- to the unsuccessful bidders after turned Bidding Documents will execution of the Contract. be deducted from the Bidders For information concerning deposit. The full replacement any part of the proposed work, cost for complete sets of Bidding contact the Architect: Architects Documents will be deducted from in Partnership, 3220 Marshall Ave., the deposits of Bidders who do Norman, OK 73072. Telephone: not submit a bona fide Bid and (405) 360-1300. do not return the Bidding Docu- Additional bidding instruc- • The Purcell Register ments to the office of the Architect tions are included in the Bidding in good condition within five (5) Requirements bound into the Rally at Sun Dog Trails days from the date they received Contract Documents. them or no later than seven (7) The Owner reserves the right Greg Snow, owner of Sun Dog Trails, recently planned a special rally at Sun Dog Trails in Lexington and pledged to gate days prior to bid date. Bidding to reject any or all bids and waive receipts to The American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 12103, in Lexington. Members of the posts were present Documents shall be returned to formalities and irregularities. to provide information, distribute buddy poppies,and serve lunch. On hand for the event were (from left) Jerry Martin, Orville the Architect’s Office postage BY: McClain County Commis- paid. The Architect will not accept sioners Bass, Hank Ivester, Nick Jones, Kashton Haynes and VFW Commander Dale Haynes. In addition to sandwiches and soft delivery of Bidding Documents 121 N 2nd Street, Suite 305 drinks, all enjoyed fish and fries provided by Curt Haynes. returned C.O.D., freight collect or Purcell, OK 73080 THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, August 11, 2016-9B The Purcell Register Purcell Senior Citizens By Fredda Perry Once again, summer weather has returned with extreme heat and it appears summer days will be around for a while. Continue to consume lots of fluids. They are especially important since Classifieds dehydration can be extremely hard on senior adults. Everyone needs to be aware of the signs of dehydration which COMPUTER SALES HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED include thirst, dry mouth and red skin, especially in the head DALE’S ETC. COMPUTER sales & HABILITATION TRAINING SPECIALIST: SEEKING NURSE Aides, cooks and TRUCK DRIVERS NEEDED - Will be a and face area. Confusion, weakness and a severe headache are service. Repair, rebuild, and upgrade all must be at least 21 years old, have a high LPNs for Brookhaven Extensive night position, Class A CDL with tanker other signs of dehydration. The peak hours are from 1-5 p.m. brands. Free estimates. Reconditioned school diploma or GED. No experience Care in Norman. Great benefits and endorsements. Oilfield experience No one really needs to be out for very long, but especially the systems from $299. 709 W Jackson, necessary (we will train you). You will be competitive pay. Please apply in person required. Apply at A & A Tank Truck, Purcell. 527-2949. 01/01/tfc working directly with teenage boys who at 1050 Rambling Oaks Drive, Norman, 4.5 miles south of Lindsay, OK, 73052. seniors need to be inside with some type of cooling. might have mental, disciplinary, and/or OK 73072 or call (405) 292-2273 1/29/ 04/28/tfc The next garage sale will be this Friday, August 12, at the CHILD CARE behavior challenges. If you are interested tfc Senior Shed beginning at 8 a.m. and closing at 3 p.m. Every in applying for this position, please go BRIGHT BEGINNINGS CHILDCARE to the program for an application at day brings new donations to the center, so come and check them located at 1729 Brookside Drive, 12591 Jenny Lane, Wayne, OK 73095 or out. Hester welcomes many mornings with new donations which Purcell, now has openings. Private pay call 405-449-3219. Or you can fax your have been left on the doorstep. Come out and check the items. only. For more info please call 405-443- resume/letter of interest to 405-604- 5915 and ask for Wendy. 07/21/4tp 6825, or you can email your resume/ Cash Now You can also check Facebook for more information. letter of interest to jobs@sequoyahinc. The senior center is closed on Fridays until October 1. How- FOR SALE com. We look forward to hearing from For scrap metal , aluminum cans, appliances, tin, you soon. EOE. 07/28/3tc ever the shed is open for the garage sale. FOR SALE: 2-1998 Ford Taurus, silver/gray steel, air conditioners, aluminum, copper, cars and If you are looking for a place to have a birthday party, fam- color. 1 has good motor, bad transmission NIMMO’S is hiring for a part-time CDL trucks running or not. ily reunion or any other type of gathering, the Senior Center is and 1 has good transmission, bad motor. driver. Might be 1 to 3 loads a week, $600 each. Call 405-288-0501 or 405- home same day and intra-state only. LocaL pickup for junk cars available to be rented. The center rents for $70 per day. If you 421-2038. 08/11/2tp Good job for someone retired needing are interested, give us a call at 527-5070 and let us fill you in extra money. Must have medical card, on the particulars. If there is no answer, call 405-990-1840. If HOME GROWN black diamond clean MVR and pass background Nimmo’s 527-5573 watermelons--large $7, small $4. 7000 check. Apply at Nimmo’s, 1021 S.

you are planning to use the center, you need to schedule your Pine Tree Dr. 08/11/1tp Green Ave., Purcell, OK. 08/11/tfc

date before someone else gets it. There are a few Saturdays left 59 Hwy. on Wayne of E. Mi. 3 NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS for GARAGE SALES 405-449-3535 in August and we are scheduling for September. a LPN for split shift evenings and nights, Bingo starts promptly at 10 on Thursday morning. Everyone GARAGE SALE: 822 W. Washington, Dietary Dishwasher, part-time evenings.

is welcome and everyone wins before the games are over. Saturday, 7-12. Lots of misc., too much Must be dependable, have good work Sales & Accessories Truck

to mention. 08/11/1tp ethic. Apply today at 915 N. 7th, Ave., Repairs & Parts Services,

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Utility, Equipment, Stock, Horse and Cargo Trailers Cargo and Horse Stock, Equipment, Utility,

and enjoy lunch with the seniors. Anyone 60 or over can eat GARAGE SALE: Aug. 12th & 13th, 8-4, sell: We

2 1/2 miles east of Wayne, 1/2 north off DJ

TRUCK BEDS TRUCK TRAILERS for a $2 donation. Hwy. 59 on Ropers Rd. Cook stove, & Reminder for those seniors who like to dance and fellowship dishwasher, dryer, microwave, saddle, with like minds, there is a dance at the center every Friday night clothes, name brand shoes and boots Registered beginning at 6:30 p.m. and ending around 9:30 p.m. The price size 6-6.5, yellow wooden Coca-Cola boxes with bottles, antique dishes, Nurses needed is $6 per person. There is a live band which can be enjoyed by large dining table, dining room chairs, at Lindsay Municipal Hospital. those who like music but do not dance. lots of misc. 08/11/1tp The seniors invite all individuals who are 60 or above to FT. Night shift and Flex. RAIN OR SHINE GARAGE SALE: Aug. LMH pays 100% for medical, dental, and vision coverage. come visit the center where there is always something good 12th & 13th, 8am, follow pink signs Please apply at cooking and some planned activities for all. If you are looking from Libby’s in Goldsby. Refrigerator, baby crib, desk, children’s desks, craft 1305 W. Cherokee, Lindsay, OK 73052 RICHARDS for something new to do, give the center a try. stuff, mason jars, girl clothes NB-6, or fax your resume to 405-756-1802 boy’s NB-3T, kitchenware, and more. No phone calls please. 08/11/1tp METAL BUILDINGS

THE FARM HOUSE will be open Friday, SPECIAL 30’x50’x10’ Washington Senior Citizens the 12th and Saturday, the 13th, 10-4. Respiratory Therapist 26 Ga. Colored Sheet Metal By B.K. Barker Antiques, vintage, collectables, and 1-3' Walk thru Door much more. 21031 100 St., northwest Registered night and flex needed of Maysville. Go south on Hwy 74 to at Lindsay Municipal Hospital. 1-8'x8' Heavy Com. Garage Door Well, it’s been awhile! Vacations, church camps, basketball Hwy 24 then west 4 miles. 08/11/1tp Experience required. Associate degree in 4" Concrete w/ Fiber Mesh camps...you name it! It’s been a busy summer for us all, but Respiratory herapy, Certiication as a 30” Piers & Rebar school is starting back and back to the grindstone we go! HELP WANTED Registered Respiratory herapist, Licensure in Oklahoma and BLS certiication all required. $18,495 plus tax The Washington Senior Center is still having musicians come DIRECT CARE PROFESSIONALS/ LMH ofers a competitive salary, along with a great beneit package, which includes medical, dental, and Doing business for over 30 years. to the center every Friday morning around 10 a.m. to play and HTS/CNA: No experience needed- vision provided to the employee at no cost. sing until they can’t play or sing anymore! You need to come paid training provided. 12 hour rotating shifts-every other weekend off (6am- Please apply at hear them. They’re great. 6pm & 6pm-6am). We have individuals 1305 W. Cherokee, Lindsay, OK 73052 in the Norman & OKC area that need or fax your resume to 405-756-1802 ATTN: Human Resources Also, every Tuesday morning beginning at 9 a.m. is movie No phone calls please. day! Some of the golden oldies, westerns, love stories and ac- caring staff to work with them in their homes. Excellent benefits package for tion will be shown along with some of the best popcorn and all full-time employees. Come join our Coca Cola you ever had! And as always, domino games, card team at McCall’s. Apply and interview games, quilting, sewing, laughing and visiting are all going on in our HR office located at 3613 N.W. 56th, Suite 340, Oklahoma City, OK Physical and going strong at the senior center! 73112. For more information call 405- Beginning October 1, the senior center will be an independent 702-1623. 08/11/2tc Therapist needed entity, cooking and serving their own cooked food, served with at Lindsay Municipal Hospital. All real estate advertised a smile. You will want to come down and try us out. The price therein is subject to the Federal FT Day Shift. will increase a bit from $2 to a dollar or two more, but still you Fair Housing Act, which LMH pays 100% for medical, makes it illegal to advertise dental and vision coverage. EQUAL HOUSING Custom Sizes Available can’t buy a good meal around town for less than $5.Come try OPPORTUNITY any preference, limitation, or discrimination because of Please apply at www.richardsmetalbuildings.net us out. Come try the food out. Come enjoy the best old-time, race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, 1305 W. Cherokee, Lindsay, OK 73052 or national origin, or intention to make any such or fax your resume to 405-756-1802. down home cooking now served from the ladies at the Purcell preference, limitation or discrimination. Office 405-485-8611 Cell 405-620-2587 Senior Center. It’s great food you can eat and enjoy now so We will not knowingly accept any advertising for No phone calls please. real estate which is in violation of the law. All persons . come on down. are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised are Things are hopping and changing and you need to get in on available on an equal opportunity basis. OKLAHOMA CLASSIFIED it from the ground floor over here at the Washington Senior Center! See you there! Full-time ADVERTISING NETWORK Maintenance HELP WANTED AT&T U-VERSE Internet starting at Position $15/month or TV & Internet starting at AVAILABLE AT EMPLOYMENT 25 DRIVER TRAINEES NEEDED! $49/month for 12 months with 1-year Lexington Community News Become a driver for Stevens Transport! Westbrook OPPORTUNITIES NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED! New agreement. Call 1-800-435-2915 to By Hazel Shockey drivers earn $800+ per week! PAID • Physical Plant/ learn more. Must be dependableGardens and hardworking. CDL TRAINING! Stevens covers all Maintenance Director costs! 1-888-748-4133. drive4stevens. New schedule for Exercise: Monday through Friday from Benefit package included. com MEDICAL SERVICES 9-10 a.m. and Monday through Thursday from 5-6 p.m. There Please apply at www.purcellhospital.com LEGAL SERVICES is a plan in the works to open some days at 6:15 a.m. Will keep 1215 Westbrook Blvd., Purcell, OK STOP OVERPAYING for your pre- you informed on this. If you would prefer another time on the EOE SOCIAL SECURITY AND DISABILITY scriptions! Save up to 93%! Call our schedule, contact Sue Peery at 527-3601, and leave a message CLAIMS Saunders & Saunders licensed Canadian and International if no answer. She will return your call. RETIRED PERSON (ONLY) Attorneys at Law. No Recovery - No Music on Tuesday at 1 p.m. Jam Session. You are invited to bring (JACK OF ALL TRADES) Fee. 1-800-259-8548 DRIS pharmacy service to compare prices your instrument, guitar, fiddle or your singing voice and join in. Farm house plus moderate salary to supplement your own and get $15.00 off your first prescrip- retirement income. Average of 20 hours per week. SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY Game time on Thursday has changed, and will begin at 1 p.m. existing tion and FREE shipping. 1-800-375- BENEFITS. The group plays card and/or domino games and the group is Duties include mowing, working with machinery, fencing, Unable to work? Denied bldg. repair, carpentry, light plumbing and electrical. benefits? We Can Help! WIN or 1025 open to learning new table games if you have something you Impeccable character, integrity, good health (must have your Pay Nothing! Contact Bill Gordon & would like to teach us. This is a good time for fun and friend- own health insurance) and numerous references A MUST!!!! Associates at 1-800-270-9140 to start A PLACE FOR MOM. The nation’s ships to develop. Background Investigation Conducted your application today! largest senior living referral service. Lunch is served from 11-12:30 p.m. on Wednesday and Please do not call if not fully qualiied DONATE Contact our trusted, local experts Thursday for a $5 donation. The lunch is open to the public and today! Our service is FREE/no obliga- home cooked and served by the Lexington Senior Citizens at Green Valley Farms 405-414-7277 DONATE your car, truck or boat to tion. CALL 1-800-257-4142 the center at 131 S. Main. heritage for the blind. Free 3 Day Vacation, Tax Deductible, Free Towing, All menus are subject to change. LIFE ALERT. 24/7. One press of a All Paperwork Taken Care Of. CALL Menu for August 11, 17 and 18: 1-800-294-0718 button sends help FAST! Medical, Fire, Thursday, August 11—Indian taco, Mexican corn, chips, queso, Burglar. Even if you can’t reach a INTERNET OFFERS salsa, cheese, onion, peppers, sour cream, apple or peach cobbler. phone! FREE Brochure. CALL 800- 207-5713. Wednesday, August 17—Hamburger steak/onions, potato FAST INTERNET! 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$11.00 up to 40 words, 20¢ per word after Classifieds DEADLINE: 11 a.m. on Tuesday 405-527-2126 HOMES FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE LIVESTOCK RENTALS BEAUTIFUL RANCH style home located HOME FOR SALE BY OWNER: 3 THE OKLAHOMA HORSESHOEING FOR RENT: 414 Taylor St., 3 bedroom just a golf cart ride from the course. bedroom, 1 bath, 1360 sq. ft. rock SCHOOL will do horseshoeing for $30 brick with garage and carport, storm 25021 Kody Lane, Purcell. Call 405- home, built 1939, hardwood floors, and trimming for $15 by appointment. shelter. No pets or smoking. Call 405- Deborah Allison 239-4137 or email Kristinasellsokc@ central heat and air, large lot, detached 405-288-6085. 11/12/tfc 527-9129. 08/04/2tp gmail.com. 07/28/6tc garage, basement, new 30 year roof, LLC. FOR RENT: 825 Washington, 2 bd., REAL ESTATE breakfast nook, and gas fireplace, Residential, Land, Ranch and Commercial black appliances included. $89,000. MOBILE HOMES 1 bath, $750/month, $500 deposit Call Mary 405-205-4146. 07/28/4tp LIMITED TIME ONLY!! New 2 bed plus pet deposit. Call 405-527-2627. EQUAL HOUSING 2 ba $29,900; 3 bed 2 ba $32,900. 08/04/2tp OPPORTUNITY 405-249-2810 Call or email for Listings Available in your Area. During our Made in the Shade Sale FOR RENT: In Wayne, 1 br. apt., CH/A, up to $4000 in Lowe’s gift cards & stove, fridge, dishwasher. No smoking, www.DeborahAllisonRealEstate.com free statewide delivery. 405-262-3900. no pets. 405-570-7854. 07/28/tfc Home for Sale www.claytonelreno.com. 05/12/tfc 639 W. Van Buren, Purcell FOR RENT: 1 and 2 BDRM. apts. Pool Homes This 4 bedroom, 3 bath, home, known 31570 SH39, Wanette 38.79 Ac. farm, 98 brick & rock “Dallas” home with shop, barns & hay production $359,900 RENTALS and laundry on site. $350 to $400 per 1303 Southfork Road, Purcell Adorable 3 BR/2 BASOLD home with 2 living areas, storm cellar & workshop on 1 acre. $141,200 to the seller as one of two mansions month. Call 527-2008. 4/30/tfc 21905 Bryant Ave. WashingtonUNDER SD 3BR/2 ½ BA/3 CONTRACT Car Garage with a 36X40 Barn on 4.5 Acres. $254,900 in Purcell, is loaded with character, FOR RENT: 2 bedroom rock duplex in history, and a lot of square footage at Wayne, central heat/air, fireplace, new RENT TO OWN: Older 3 bedroom, Land an impressive price! What was once 19745 May Ave., Dibble 35 UNDERacres MOL with 1800 CONTRACT sf concrete shelter , hay barn, and ponds $99,900 carpet, fresh paint. No smoking or pets. 1-1/2 bath, fixer upper in Maysville. 20 Acres on East Tecumseh Road, between 96th & 108th Norman $120,000, Owner Financing Available the Jane Brooks School for the Deaf 405-640-2400. 04/07/tfc Several land tracts for sale … Call Deborah to see if I can ind something for you! and then the House of Mirrors is now $12,500 cash or small deposit and Washington School District $400 per month for 4 years. Call 405- a spacious home just waiting for its FOR RENT: 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, new owners. Features are: a metal 570-2311. 08/11/tfc roof, 3 newer HVAC systems, Oak large fenced yard, covered patio, storm looring in 2 living rooms and all 3 2nd shelter, 2 car garage. No pets. $850 per SERVICES loor bedrooms & the master bedroom month, $800 security deposit. 405-365- on the 1st loor. With a little TLC, this 0234. 07/28/tfc DO YOU NEED wallpaper removed or NEW LISTING home could be everything you want it installed? Call Pam at 405-215-1819 for This 3/2/2 house to be and more. $189,900. FOR RENT: 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car all your wallpaper needs. 07/21/4tp garage, Purcell schools, rural setting. has been completely For more information call $1,300 per month, $500 deposit. GRATIFIED HANDYMAN SERVICES: 866-676-5131 ext #1009 References required. Call 405-708- Pressure washing, new roofs and remodeled inside and or Rhonda Cochrane at 405-613-4283 or oice at 405-366-7707. 3003. 08/11/2tc repairs, new windows and repair, new out. Has an extra lot with siding and repair, leak repairs and new faucets, drywall repair, painting inside oversized garage/shop. and out, new deck and repairs, wind and storm damage. All your home FOR SALE/ repairs at one call--405-985-6237. Call Ron at 405-615-4810 07/21/4tp

EQUAL HOUSING HOME MAINTENANCE: Painting, LENDER LEASE Your Brand in Purcell carpentry, concrete, fences, decks, all MUSGRAVE kinds of repairs etc. Call 596-1918 or for Real Estate Broker/ Nice brick 3 bed, 2 bath, 808-0861. 01/01/tfc Real Estate Certiied Residential Specialist garage & patio on dbl. EQUAL HOUSING 407 W. Main • Purcell, OK 73080 OPPORTUNITY VACUUM AND SEWING machine 405-527-7766 • 405-627-5105 corner lot. repair. Parts and services for all brands. 405-527-9230 • 405-527-5638 • Email: [email protected] Close to all services & school. We also stock bags and belts! Dale’s [email protected] Etc. 709 W. Jackson, Purcell 527-2949. Call 405-445-9542 01/01/tfc NEW LISTING Nice home centrally located in Purcell for family living. Large Oice living, large formal dining, and with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and storage WHITETAIL CONSTRUCTION--metal building your family can enjoy the space. Priced to sell at $139,900. buildings, add-on’s, lean-to’s, pipe 405-366-7707 Call for appointment today! fence, gates. Call 405-312-0428 or HOT! HOT! HOT! Looking for a great spot for building your new home? WANTED 405-664-0064. 04/28/tfc 405-760-7849 Need elbow room? Purcell schools? Here it is! Almost 2 acres close to town ready now. $37,900 MLS Multi List Service WARMING UP to the idea of building? Acreage here to build on and room EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Jim West for shop, animals, etc in Purcell Schools. This 9+ acres has a creek, 1,000 ACRES A-1 www.jimwest.realtor Broker Associate trees, and is close to amenities. Only $119,900 New Listing 413 W Kerby, Washington… Nice 3 bed (could be 4) home with 2 baths and 2 car OR MORE STORAGE garage just West of Washington schools. Storm shelter is included. Check it out at www.jimwest.realtor New Listing… 201 W Kerby, Washington… Talk about location!! How about across the street Now Close to Purcell or Lexington from the award winning Washington Schools!! This 3 bed, 2 bath plus bonus room one owner at beauty was born in 1994 and has been well kept. Make an appointment to see for yourself. Check Green Valley Farms it out at www.jimwest.realtor 405-872-0044 $20 and up 1200 N 7th, Purcell features 3 beds, 2 baths and is over 1900 sq. feet of living space sitting on a beautiful well-kept corner lot with wood privacy fence with steel post and a huge storage shed. (405) 414-7277 Also outside RV storage Check it out at www.jimwest.realtor 8575 80th Street, Noble…You want space between you and your neighbor?? How about Call 405-449-3681 2.5 acres with a spacious 3 bed, 2 bath and a real study!! Wood burning ireplace, covered patio, SM jetted tub in master. Large dining just off the well laid out kitchen with nice size pantry. Huge master or 405-570-7854 suite and above ground pool with new liner. Great location and the comfort of country living what Your Perfect Partner else could you ask for? Check it out at www.jimwest.realtor TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 18750 Horse Ave, Purcell…Great home with a fabulous sun-room and safe room. There is a screened in porch overlooking the large pond. There is a 2 car detached garage as well as a 1726 North Green, Purcell, OK 1 car detached garage. Roof was recently replaced. Wood burning ireplace with heatalator. You need to see this place before it is gone... Check it out at www.jimwest.realtor Contract Pending 527-3012 Greg’s 15697 St Hwy 74 South of Purcell… Oh what a beautiful place. This 2014 built home Than Maynard, Broker features 3 beds, 3 bath (his/her master baths), zoned HVAC, Storm Shelter, Lift in Garage to attic, designer ireplace, 12 foot ceilings. The only carpet is in the formal dining everything else is either 719 24th Avenue SW, Norman, OK wood or tile. Granite everywhere, monitored security system with cameras, surround sound system, HEART OF OKLAHOMA Lawn Care emergency generator, double oven, kitchen island, circle drive and brand new 60X45 Morton Building Each ofice is independently owned and operated 366-9600 We are an insured and All sitting on 30 wonderful acres with pond and Great View… Check it out at www.jimwest.realtor Residential - Acreages & Land - New Homes Nancy Maynard, Broker 13901 Brakeield, Wayne features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Garage and a wonderful metal EQUAL HOUSING affordable complete lawn care. shop building and a storm shelter. All this sitting on a 1 acre lot. Check it out at www.jimwest. Farms & Ranches - Commercially Zoned OPPORTUNITY Shrub & tree trimming. realtor Contract Pending REFERENCES PROVIDED 16601 96th Street, Lexington... If you are in the market for the perfect set up for a mini farm for horses then this is the place for you. Main house features 3 bed, 2 baths and is slick, slick, ALL PROPERTIES ARE ON OKC MULTI-LIST SYSTEM (MLS). www.cbheart.com Greg Moerlins, Owner slick with granite counter tops, large master shower, built-in appliances to name a few. There is also a new 18X80 3 bed, 2 bath mobile with ireplace for your in-laws or hired hands. But the best part is the 30X30 shop with overhead doors and concrete loors and the 36X38 horse with 4 stalls NEW LISTINGS 304 S SEIFRIED 3/1 frame investment 18466 190TH 5 acres in Washington SD. (405) 650-1305 and tack room and hay storage. 50 foot round pen and 100X150 arena and water at all paddocks. property. Rented $19,900 #716373 Purcell water tap, septic, storm shelter & Check it out at www.jimwest.realtor FRAME HOME ON CORNER LOT electric on property. $60,000 #714493 103 SHANNON Lot in The Clifs… First lot just inside the gates on South side… Bring your builder… Check 3/2, carport, cha w/gas heat. 228 S 3/1 frame, good investment it out at www.jimwest.realtor Canadian $78,500. #736531 property.UNDER #716371 CONTRACT VACANT LOT in Purcell. 809 W Main 80’x100’ $20,000 #706465 Penn Ave, Newcastle. Located just North of Highway 9 on Penn this 37 acres would be 430 W CATALPA 3/2 brick home w/ 109 E BARGER Vacant corner lot. $10,000 UNDER CONTRACT perfect for housing development or a place to build your dream home. View at www.jimwest.realtor wood loors on corner lot. Fenced yard. #716599 REDUCED/31.5 ACRES West of the Ross’ Lawn corner of SH 39 & May Avenue. Highway REO.UNDER $46,000 #738798 CONTRACT 1033 LUGLENA LN 3/2/2, 1405 SF. Heavily frontage. Vacant land w/pond, pecan & PURCELL/WAYNE/ updated.UNDER $124,900 CONTRACT #714055 oak trees & good grassland. $126,000 Service WASHINGTON LEXINGTON/NOBLE/ #707550 • Complete Lawn Maintenance • Weed Control 2319 OAKRIDGE Build your dream WANETTE HALF ACRE LOTS in Woodbrook II. All • Fall Cleanup home here. Backs to Purcell Golf Course. 29760 COWBOY DAYS public utilities, plus water tap included • Deck/Fence Preservation UNDER CONTRACT , Wanette 3/2 site in price. $30,000 #588746 $27,500 #738029 built home on 10 acres. Lots of upgrades. BRICK HOME ON 2.6AC in North HugeUNDER 42x50 shop. CONTRACT $159,900 #730425 30319 STATE HWY 59 3 ofices, all Residential and Commercial Purcell. 4/2/2, 2063sf, open loor plan, 13161 DUFFY RD with baths & one set up as beauty shop. Call Ross Shore @ 3/2 modular on 2 $79,000 #588573 high ceilings, well maintained. 30x30 acres. Move in ready! 24x25 shop with elec shop w/220 elec & 2 O/H doors. Large UNDER CONTRACT and concrete loor. Two car ports. $97,500 THORNTONS LANDING Karly Ln. One 306-1928 garden, fruit trees. Horse allowed. UNDER CONTRACT #728740 acre lot, great neighborhood; close to #727054 16041 SH 39, LEX golf course, lake, park, shopping & I-35 40 ACRES, 4/2.1 modular on 2 acres. access. $15,900 #571000 2900SF brick house, 3/3/2, Includes 40x32 shop building. Priced $10,000 study, sun room & safe room, built in under appraisal! $119,900 #727356 TWO LOTS IN ROYAL GARDENS 2005. Home is simple, well built & Both for $25,000. Or $14,500 each in Washington SD. Includes a pond, 102 E CATALPA 3/2 mobile home w/carport. #713515 & 713516 Mex MUSGRAVE grassland, small creek & trees. Fully RentedUNDER $19,900 #71605CONTRACT fenced.40 x 60 shop. $535,000 #726364 COMMERCIAL Lawns PRICE REDUCED 518 E BEECH 2/1 frame 822 W WASHINGTON Beautiful home w/818SF. $29,900 #71602 COMMERCIAL BLDG Beauty salon complete year round maintenance Real Estate 4/ 2.5/2 with 3700sf. Total kitchen & with 4 wet stations, ofice, loft, bath & • sprinkler systems•retaining TWO HOUSES 1 PRICE! 131 W Almond master suite remodeled & updated. washer/dryer hookup. Great location. walls•fence installation•tree & is a 2/1/1 & 110 SW 1st is a 1/1. $65,000 Granite, new loors, ixtures, paint, etc. Easily converted to retail. Owner carry shrub trimming•tree removal Your Brand for Real Estate #715995 35x50 workshop w/3 overhead doors. possible. 113 S Canadian. $47,500 Call for a free estimate. $309,900 #724312 BRICK & ROCK HOME ON 2 AC mol. #73109 Insured Completely remodeled. Milled pecan looring, 103 S SHANNON / Great investment 4.5 AC COMMERCIAL ZONED less (405) 527-2290 burled walnut cabinets w/granite counter property in Wayne. Rented at $450/mo. than ½ mi south of Newcastle Casino. MusgraveOk.com tops. 3/2/2 w/3104sf. $249,900. Consider (405) 204-8753 cell $29,900. #716371 Great Location. $980,100 #728561 owner carry. #704159 Wonderful ranches, great lands, residential, and 1802 SCOTT 3/2/2 in great INSULATED METAL SHOP BLDG on MOBILE ON 9.17 AC heavily wooded neighborhood just blocks from the 4.21 ac. Fronts on Hwy 39 east of Lex. with trails. 3/2 with 1120sf , needs work. commercial in and around central Oklahoma. Elementary School & Library. $119,900. Heavy duty chain hoist on huge beam UNDER CONTRACT $39,000 #701651 Annie & #718193 for BIG lifting. Mobile home in poor Please visit our website or our office for a complete list OTHER AREAS condition. #707861 17498 180TH 3/2 modular home Lloyd on 10 acres in Washington SD. New 17401 CR 3546 2/2 home in need of TLC. COMMERCIAL BLDG in Lexington. including photos and all contact info. We look forward attachedUNDER 2 car garage. CONTRACT Rural water & a 20 acresUNDER $104,900 CONTRACT Two store fronts with approx. 1700sf Tree & well. $128,000 #715715 each plus living qtrs in back. Needs to helping you buy or sell your real estate property. 3506 IRVIN LN, Tuttle 3/2/2 on 2+ acres. mold remediation. 109 W Broadway Landscape Service 101 W BARGER 2/1 frame investment REO.UNDER $84,900 #725255 CONTRACT $95,000 #596480 property. Rented $19,900 #716044 • Mowing • Concrete Work 3080 FAWN RUN 3/2/3 home 2.2 acres. 1535 S GREEN Commercial location 107 E BARGER 2/1 investment • Tree & shrub trimming • Bucket Truck 407 W. Main Built in 2008. REO in need of minor work. with existing residence. Zoned C-3. property. Rented $19,900. #716045 $194,900UNDER #720583 CONTRACT • Tree removal • Painting $119,000 #565118 EQUAL HOUSING • Stump grinding • Fencing OPPORTUNITY Purcell, OK 73080 REDUCED 305 CRENSHAW 3/2 ACREAGES, LOTS • Landscaping • Roofing investment property. Rented $29,900 AND LAND • Sodding • Construction #716054 405-527-9230 405-527-5638 6.5 LOTS, WANETTE Corner of 3rd & Free Estimates Insured REDUCED 208 E DIVISION 2/1 frame Vestal. Could easily be split into 3 home investment property at corner of Barger Email: [email protected] sites. $10,000 #732931 & Division. $19,900 #716055 527-7731 WE GIVE YOUR PROPERTY THE MOST EXPOSURE. Reneé Barnes Donelda Ellis Ted Idleman Regena McNatt ACCREDITED 659-7335 830-1317 623-2896 659-7620 THAN MAYNARD Broker NELDA GRAY MOORE TONY CHRISTIAN RONNIE MAYNARD Office Manager BUSINESS Ron Musgrave Caleb Staufer Nick Meabon Tyra Weston 615-4810 314-8438 596-2910 517-7318 990-8862 306-2419 615-8871 659-8217 ®