OKLAHOMA PRESS ASSOCIATION BETTER NEWSPAPER News CONTEST W AWARD INNER Source for The 2015 The Heart of Oklahoma Purcell Register Thursday, April 27, 2017 purcellregister.com Vol. 130 No. 25 • 3 sections • 4036 pages 75¢ Since 1887 Deputy cleared Purcell residents Grinding Chris Grace back on job for sheriff accident McClain County Sheriff’s at SH 39 Deputy Chris Grace is back on the job. and Bryant After a thorough investiga- tion by the Oklahoma State INJURED Avenue Bureau of Investigation, District Attorney Greg Mash- JeanneGrimes burn has cleared Grace of any wrong doing in connection The Purcell Register with the March 30 killing of An elderly Purcell couple were critically injured April 19 Please see Grace, back page when their vehicle T-boned a pickup that failed to yield from a stop sign. Admitted to OU Medical Center were Jimmie P. Rid- enour, 81, and Helen Ridenour, Day of 75. Both suffered internal in- juries. Jimmie Ridenour also sustained head injuries. prayers An OU Medical Center spokesman said Tuesday both Annual have since been discharged from the hospital. observance Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper Brian Ozment identi- to be May 4 fied the pickup driver as De- JeanneGrimes shask N. Fielder, 21, of Wayne. The Purcell Register Ozment said Fielder was ejected from his pickup about Residents of Purcell are 15 feet. He was treated and re- invited to join millions of leased at OU Medical Center. Americans in observing the All three were transported to annual National Day of Prayer Oklahoma City by Wadley’s John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register on May 4. EMS. The local observance hosted Ozment reported the wreck Accident victim by the Heartland Ministerial occurred around 12:55 p.m. Purcell first. responders. extract. Jimmie. Ridenour. of. Purcell. out. of. his. white. Ford. after. a. grinding. accident. at. the. intersection.of.SH.39.and.Bryant.Avenue.in.front.of.Union.Hill.Baptist.Church.last.Wednesday.afternoon..A.passenger. in.the.vehicle,.Helen.Ridenour,.was.also.injured..Both.were.transported.to.OU.Medical.Center.in.Oklahoma.City.where. Please see Prayer, back page Please see Accident, back page they.were.admitted.in.critical.condition,.according.to.the.Oklahoma.Highway.Patrol.

‘Unaccounted’ water How much is lost? No one can say JeanneGrimes The Purcell Register Purcell’s provides ample opportunities for water to Water leaks can be costly disappear. for residents who are charged Purcell draws its water for every gallon on their side from a well field in the Lex- of the meter whether it makes ington Wildlife Management it to a faucet or not. Area. But municipalities, Purcell From there it is pumped included, are much less con- several miles across Cleve- cerned about the liquid leak- land County, across the South ing from the waterlines that Canadian River and finally make up their water systems. into the city’s water towers It’s simply a given that and mains. lines are going to leak for any Kenny Sullivan is a civil number of reasons. It’s called “unaccounted for” water and a system like Please see Water, back page

Brush week 1 The City of Purcell’s brush through May 5. pick up will begin next week. There will be no pick up in Brush, limbs and debris must alleys and any brush set out John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register be left at curb side by Sunday in after the scheduled date will be Modern era cowboy the area north of Grant Street. invoiced to the resident. When the wagon.train.came.through.Purcell.last.Saturday.in.Purcell.on.its.way.to.Lexington.one.of.the.horse.riders.must. It will be collected during For more information, call have.been.phoning.in.his.pizza.order. business hours Monday city hall at 527-6561.

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The Academic Headed to Opinion...... 4A Purcell Register All-State State Austin Nation and Purcell girls Society...... 6A ■ Deadlines ■ Contact us Riley Hamilton golf back in Sports...... 1B tabbed for 3A the picture. • News: 12 noon, Tuesday basketballers. Obituaries...... 10A • Display Ads: 12 noon, Tuesday 405-527-2126 [email protected] • Classiieds: 11 a.m., Tuesday Classiieds...... 10B • Legal Notices: 2 p.m., Tuesday Pg..1B Pg..5B 2A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, April 27, 2017 Minor fire at Rob’s Ranch Laundry basket melted with Storms usher in milder temps There are warmer tempera- with the highest probability in the low to upper 70s. Expect laundry in it tures this week as opposed to on Saturday. After a stormy some windy conditions and John D. Montgomery last week. Chances for thunder- weekend the weather will clear minimal cloud cover. The Purcell Register storms exist over the weekend up and temperatures will stay – Leah Hill

A small fire broke out in the southeast corner of the laundry room at Rob’s Ranch, 23899 N. Delta Head Start/Early Head state Highway 74, about 10:30 p.m. Saturday. Purcell fire crews rushed to Start accepting applications the scene but the fire had been put out by a sprinkler system Delta Head Start/Early Head apply. Start operates under Delta and fire extinguisher by the Start is currently accepting ap- We provide an inclusive Community Action Agency, staff. plications for pregnant women, classroom setting for all chil- serving Garvin, McClain and By the time Purcell firefight- infants, toddlers and children dren. Delta Head Start/Early Stephens counties. ers arrived, staff at the ranch ages three to five. Head Start also provides Delta Head Start/Early Head had the fire suppression system Delta Head Start/Early Head children with hot, healthy, Start is committed to provid- shut down. Start is a comprehensive pro- and nutritious breakfasts and ing each and every child an • Photo provided A melted plastic basket with gram designed to foster healthy lunches, and depending on the opportunity to learn and grow Missing teen laundry was taken outside of development of children, and hours we also serve a healthy in a safe, healthy and happy the building. their families, focusing on the snack. We fill up fast and we environment. Jesika Skinner, 15, of Lexington, is reported missing Firemen assisted staff with development of each child are prioritizing lists right now. If you would like your child from her grandmother’s home. She left between 12:08 changing the sprinkler head in areas such as social skills, A state certified birth cer- and family to participate in this and 7 a.m. April 17. Anyone who knows her whereabouts and placing the fire suppression self-help skills, physical de- tificate, current immunization exciting learning experience, or who hears from her is asked to contact the Lexington system back in service. velopment, emotional skills record and income verification, please call a Delta Head Start/ Police Department at 527-9881 or Barbara Skinner at After a thorough check of the and school readiness. along with a complete applica- Early Head Start staff member 527-7599 or 226-8481. scene firemen left the building Children with disabilities, tion is needed to be eligible for at (405) 756-1100 and let’s west of Purcell. including children with severe Head Start/Early Head Start. work together to get your child disabilities are encouraged to Delta Head Start/Early Head off to a great head start! Rep. Cleveland honored for supporting agriculture, rural Oklahoma

Rep. Bob Cleveland, R- “This honor is presented to lawmakers for their leadership Lexington, was presented with those legislators who stand and service at the state Capitol.” the Oklahoma Farm Bureau with Farm Bureau in its core Cleveland received the award 100 Percent Club award for his mission of improving the lives for a 100 percent voting record support of farmers, ranchers of rural Oklahoma,” said Tom and rural Oklahoma during the Buchanan, OKFB president. 2016 legislative session. “We’re grateful to these state Please see Honors, page 3A IT’S ALMOST TIME... Time for the Purcell City Wide

John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register Storm damage A fragile tree took a hit from strong winds in a thunderstorm that blew through Purcell last Friday morning snagging an electrical power line forcing city of Purcell electric crews to repair the line and the service to the house of Beatrice Bordingham at 719 S. Santa Fe Street in Purcell. Work zone safety campaign ODOT rolls out new messages to increase awareness Friday & The orange and white barrels cluded drivers, passengers and summer road trips. and cones are there for a reason. an ODOT employee. Oklahomans can expect to And so are the reduced speed Jarrell Gray, 47, was killed see increased safety messages limits and signage. in May 2016 while working on ODOT’s Facebook and Seventeen seconds – accord- along State Highway 20 in Twitter accounts. Saturday ing to the Oklahoma Depart- Delaware County. He was the This is in conjunction with ment of Transportation, that 60th ODOT employee killed new public service announce- is roughly the amount of time in the line of duty. ments in which workers tasked speeding through a construc- Gray died because a driver with keeping Oklahoma’s May 5 & 6 tion zone will save you. was apparently distracted by a highways safe will share their Five seconds – that’s the cell phone and veered off the stories. average time a driver takes to highway and onto the shoulder A memorial event is planned glance at a text message. Driv- area where he was working. for May 1 to honor the lives lost Get your ad in to advertise your items! ers traveling at 60 mph will “The ripple effects from in recent work zone accidents. travel the length of a football tragedies like this stretch far Gov. Mary Fallin has de- field without their eyes on the beyond the work zone to fami- clared April 3 through May 3 as road. lies, friends and to the legal Work Zone Awareness Month. $ for 40 Seconds matter and can system,” said ODOT Executive The primary sponsors of literally mark the difference Director Mike Patterson. the campaign are the Okla- Only words. between life and death. “If your hands are on the homa Highway Safety Office, Your life matters, too. wheel, then you are responsible Oklahoma Turnpike Authority 11 ODOT is launching a new for ensuring the safety of ev- and Midstate Traffic Control. Deadline is Tuesday, May 2 at 11 AM round of safety messages this eryone around you, including Partners with ODOT in the spring on that theme. yourself,” he added. “We do campaign are the Oklahoma Your Life Matters: Drive our part to set up safe work Association of Broadcasters, Like It seeks to allay the top zones in order to make criti- Fairway Outdoor, Tyler Media The causes of work zone crashes cally needed repairs. But driv- and Direct Traffic Control. – speeding and driver inat- ers have to do their part too.” Every life matters in a high- Call Purcell Register tention. Spring and summer are typi- way work zone. And ODOT According to ODOT, there cally when more maintenance officials hope their message have been 85 work zone fatali- and construction projects will this spring – Your Life Matters: ties across the state in the past be underway across Oklahoma. Drive Like It – will stay with five years. For motorists, that means more motorists in all the seasons to at 405-527-2126 Seventeen were just in the work zones, not just on daily come and, by helping prevent last year and those killed in- commutes, but also upcoming accidents, will save lives. THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, April 27, 2017-3A

In for a month. hosting the Dragon 5K Run McClain County lawyers NEWS Brief The winners last month were Saturday, May 13, at 10 a.m. JC and Cindy Davis of Harrah. at Purcell City Lake. The Post is located at 104 E Registration is $25 per to offer free legal advice Broadway in Lexington. participant which includes Chamber a T-shirt and a goodie bag. Attorneys across Oklahoma advice. About 300 lawyers will the Ask A Lawyer program in Luncheon Museum News Proceeds of the run will will provide free legal advice be volunteering statewide. conjunction with the statewide The McClain County Mu- go toward the annual alumni on Thursday, April 27, dur- The Ask A Lawyer free legal campaign to answer questions The April Heart of Okla- ing the 66th annual statewide advice project is one of several by phone. The number to call in homa Chamber of Com- seum and Historical Society high school scholarship will be open Thursday, April award given to a Purcell celebration of Law Day. events in which Oklahoma McClain County is 527-7575, merce luncheon will be held Oklahoma City and Tulsa lawyers participate to observe and the phone number will be Friday, April 28, at 12 p.m. 27, and Friday, April 28, from Dragon senior. 1-4 p.m. For more information con- lawyers will staff the statewide Law Day. This year, more staffed from 5-7 p.m. at Rodney’s Pizza Place in toll-free hotline on Thursday, than 900 students statewide Law McMeans serves as the Purcell. Contact the museum at tact John and Pam Hobbs at [email protected], call 527-8698. April 27, between 9 a.m. and entered Law Day art and writ- county’s Law Day chair. The Purcell City Manager, 9 p.m. Those who speak only ing contests. Law Day chairperson works Dale Bunn, will be the guest (405) 701-3171 or Facebook to schedule an alternate time to Lex Senior Spanish can call the hotline Other students are taking in conjunction with the state speaker. In an effort to keep with legal questions from 3-9 part in various Law Day activi- bar’s Law Day Committee to members up to date with the visit or to purchase an historic Purcell poster. Citizens Lunch p.m., as Spanish-speaking at- ties, such as classroom visits coordinate the Ask A Lawyer latest City News, the City The Lexington senior torneys and translators will be from lawyers and judges and call-in event. Manager will be updating the Football citizens serve lunch from 11 available to take calls. The toll- learning how legal rights and Though Law Day is cel- public on the status of major a.m.-12:30 p.m. on Wednes- free number to call is 800-456- obligations change after one’s ebrated across the country, City projects and general Scoreboard days and Thursdays for a 8525 or email AskALawyer@ 18th birthday. it was Wewoka attorney and news for the business com- Any business interested in $6 donation. To-go orders okbar.org or PregunteAUnA- The accompanying Ask A 1953 OBA President Hicks munity. placing an advertisement on the are $7. [email protected]. Lawyer television program Epton who originally had the Cost for the luncheon is Purcell Football Scoreboard at The lunch is open to the “This annual event gives will air across the state on April idea of celebrating the law $10. Conger Field is asked to contact public and home cooked us the opportunity to provide 27 at 7 p.m. on OETA. The and how it affects our lives RSVP to the chamber if Jay Solomon for details at 527- and served by the Lexington a much needed community show is designed to share in- in 1952. President Dwight D. you plan to attend at 527- 6591 ext. 3305. Senior Citizens. service,” said Oklahoma Bar formation about legal issues in Eisenhower established Law 3093. The Lexington Commu- Association President Linda easy-to-understand language. Day nationally by proclama- Citywide nity Center is located at 131 Thomas of Bartlesville. “Hun- This year’s topics include tion in 1958; in 1961, Congress Domino S. Main. dreds of volunteer attorneys adoption and how to navi- set aside May 1 as a day for Garage Sale will be standing by to answer gate the legal aspects of both all Americans to celebrate Tournament The Purcell City Wide Ga- calls or emails. We encour- private and DHS adoption, their freedom and the ideals American Legion Post rage Sale will be held Friday Purcell age Oklahomans with legal bankruptcy and debt issues and of equality and justice under 301 will host a Domino and Saturday, May 5 and 6. NA Group questions to take advantage drug court and how it benefits the law. Tournament Saturday, April The city fee will be waived Purcell New Beginnings of this opportunity to receive not only the participants but More information about 29, beginning at 12 p.m. It is for this weekend only. Group of Narcotics Anony- free legal advice.” also the community. Law Day is available on the an open tournament to raise Call the Heart of Oklahoma mous meets Wednesdays at Lawyers in other counties The McClain County Bar OBA website at www.okbar. funds for Post programs and Chamber of Commerce at 527- 7 p.m. for Living Clean and will also be giving free legal Association will participate in org/LawDay. there is a $5 entry fee per 3093 to have your name put Fridays at 7 p.m. for Basic player. on the list. Text. It is good family fun and The group meets at the 7th everyone is welcome to Dragon 5K Run and Monroe Church of Christ From page 2A participate. The team will The Purcell Alumni As- in Purcell. receive engraved coffee sociation in conjunction with For more information call NEWS Honors: mugs and bragging rights the Purcell Masonic Lodge is Sarah W. at (405) 816-9233. from the on Farm Bureau-supported legislation during the 2016 legislative session. City of Purcell Legislators were scored on four pieces of legislation Brush Pick Up Schedule which included aiding the The following is the schedule for brush, limb and debris pick extermination of feral swine, up across Purcell: increasing penalties for cattle • North of Grant Street, at curb by April 30 with pick up May theft, easing restrictions on 1-5. prescribed agricultural burns, • South of State Highway 39 West, at curb by May 7 with and granting driver’s licenses pick up May 8-12. to temporary H-2A agricul- • East of Green Avenue between Grant Street and SH39 West, tural workers. at curb by May 14 with pick up May 15-19. In honor of the award, • West of Green Avenue between Grant Street and SH39 West, Cleveland received a OKFB at curb by May 21 with pick up May 22-26. 100 Percent Club coin to dis- There will be no pick up in alleys and any brush set out after play in his office at the state the scheduled date will be invoiced to the resident. Capitol. Jace Woodrow promoted to Credit Analyst Now back iN stock Steve Sherman, McClain Noble Branch as a part-time Bank President, has announced Teller. He transferred to the Tecate that Jace Woodrow has been Main Bank in Purcell in March promoted to Credit Analyst. 2017. Sherman stated, “We are Born and raised on a cattle Light very pleased to have Jace join farm in Washington, Jace the Bank on a played both basketball and full-time ba- baseball in high school. Still a $ 99 sis. Jace is a sports fan, he enjoys whitetail bright young hunting and fishing, as well as 17 18 pk cans man with a spending time with his family bright future and friends. and we feel Woodrow is engaged to be honored that married this fall to Taylor Da- Woodrow he’s a part of cus of Minco. Butch’s the McClain Bank family.” In his role as Credit Analyst, Cork N Bottle Woodrow graduated from Jace will be responsible for Washington High School in providing an independent as- 503 S. Green 2012. He then attended the sessment of the credit worthi- 405-527-6163 University of Science and Arts ness of new and existing loan of Oklahoma (USAO) and customers. Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register graduated in December 2016 Final fold with a degree in business, with With their fellow color guard members standing at attention, two soldiers make the final fold an emphasis in management in an American flag during a celebration of life Friday for Herman R. Wilson, a former employee and accounting. of The Purcell Register of Lexington. The ceremonial unit is from Bravo Battery, 2nd Battalion, That same month, he began 2nd Field Artillery at Ft. Sill. working at the McClain Bank Visit us at: CLARK’S FLOORS & MORE INC.

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(USPS 450-620) Letters to the Editor Policy Established November 23, 1887 Published every Thursday at Purcell, All for school zones 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. School zones are a very im- That’s when a squall line daytime phone number for verification purposes. Addresses and phone 225 W. Main Street • Box 191 numbers will not be published. Purcell, OK 73080 portant traffic regulator and I’m moved through the area dump- (405) 527-2126 glad we have them and the fact ing a little bit of hail, hurricane The Purcell Register does not print anonymous letters to the edi- FAX (405) 527-3299 that Purcell Police patrol them. force winds and sideways tor. Only two letters per month will be printed from the same author. [email protected] It definitely slows people rainfall. Letters should be kept to a maximum of one (1) single spaced typed down on Green Avenue up If you happened to be caught letter-sized page. John D. Montgomery north around the high school out in it the driving conditions Editor and Publisher The Purcell Register reserves the right to edit any and all letters. and to the south around the were quite dangerous. Letters to the editor during any campaign cycle which seek to endorse Gracie Montgomery junior high. If it hadn’t been for a semi a candidate or discredit another will not be published during the campaign Co-Publisher The grade school also has tractor-trailer and all its running cycle. Letters to the editor published in The Purcell Register do not the protection for the little lights, John Denny and I might necessarily reflect the opinion of the newspaper. John Denny Montgomery happy feet. have had to pull over. Assistant Editor The only problem is there is As it was we followed the not a special school zone for red running lights of the truck. Vickie Foraker Education Station or the day- The school zone for the el- It reminded me of the story Advertising Manager cares that pop up around town. ementary school ends a block Jim Lovell told during the Those buildings need school and a half south of Grant. Yet Apollo 13 movie about having Jeanne Grimes zones as well. all his navigation lights out on Our Views Reporter that east west portion of Grant But the real head scratcher is quizzically remains a school his jet airplane but following David Stull the crosswalk on Grant at the zone and isn’t remotely close the turned up algae in the water Graphic Design 9th Street corner. to any school. coming from the air craft carrier Open letter to Long time residents tell me Next time you see a city he was seeking. Henry Ketchum they never see anyone using it. councilman you might find out “Whatever it takes to get my grandchildren Foreman And on top of that why is the the answer. home,” Lovell said. portion of Grant Avenue from jdm The only bummer in the en- Emily Montgomery just west of the Chevrolet Deal- Last Friday morning around tire deal was the fact it didn’t This column was written Graphics Technician ership all the way to Landmark 10 a.m. was a poor time to be account for all that much mea- in January 1987 after Mrs. Church a school zone? driving on Interstate 35. surable rainfall. Parker’s father died. It is Todd Newville being reprinted following her Advertising Representative death April 15. Yesterday we buried my Doris Caldwell Production Technician Daddy, Johney Maynard. He lives on in his children and Rebecca Cypert grandchildren and in his great- Receptionist News from Capitol hill grandchildren like you, Kenna Raye and Garrett Maynard Tracy Tompkins Street. He loved his family. Proofreader Keeping our nation safe Daddy loved your name, Gar- will serve God as your Great- rett, because you were given Granddaddy did. Subscriptions Rates Congressman Tom Cole put aside their own sorrow and at specific people and nations. the maiden names of both your Kenna Raye, you wrote a let- Including Postage: heartbreak and dedicated their McClain, Cleveland and Garvin As a result, significant changes grandmothers. He made up a ter, using words that you have Counties This past week marked the efforts to help the survivors and have been made to our security poem about it and often said heard adults use, but showing a $30 22nd anniversary of the Okla- comfort the families who lost efforts at home and abroad. it to you. “Garrett Maynard, great deal of understanding as Other Oklahoma homa City bombing. That day loved ones. While the threat of terrorism Maynard Street; What a great you said, “Dear Grandmother, Counties is still fresh in my memory. At Six short years later, the is higher than ever, our nation is name to repeat.” $42 I know how you feel. I loved Out of State the time, it was and still remains unthinkable happened again certainly more prepared today As our family ate the noon Granddaddy very much. I know $58 the largest and most deadly act when terrorists hijacked four than it ever has been before. Our meal at our church yesterday- he is in heaven doing all the (No refunds on subscriptions) of domestic terror the United passenger airliners and delib- national security intelligence food prepared by the loving things he’s been wanting to do States had ever suffered. erately crashed them into the is better, our internal domestic hands of our friends-you were all this time. He’s waiting for Entered as periodicals postage (USPS 450-620) at the post ofice in Purcell, Oklahoma, under the I, like so many other Ameri- Pentagon and the World Trade security is tighter, and our first full of questions, Garrett. us. It’s too bad he had to leave Act of Congress of March 2, 1879 cans, wondered how could Center Towers in New York. responders are better trained to You looked up at me and us. He loved us, and we loved something so horrible, so un- A fourth plane was headed detect potential acts of terror in perfect innocence asked, him. We have to be strong.” POSTMASTER: Please send thinkable occur in America’s towards Washington, D.C., before they occur. “Grandmother, did you notice address changes to: How sweet! Words of wisdom Box 191, Purcell, OK 73080 heartland? Sadly, it wasn’t the when the passengers overtook Unfortunately, the only area that Great-Granddaddy had from the mouths of babes. last time that America wit- the terrorists, and the plane in which we are not stronger died?” I wish you and Garrett could nessed terror on our soil. crashed in rural Pennsylvania. than ever before is in our ability I replied, “Yes darling. I had remember your Great-Grand- Reaching Your When the Alfred P. Murrah At the time, these terrorist to combat growing threats of noticed.” With great concern, daddy as I remember him. I Federal Building was bombed attacks were comparatively terrorism at home and abroad you said, “Were you crying?” wish you could have known Lawmakers on April 19, 1995, 168 people rare. People all over the world through the use of our military. I said, “Yes. I cried a little bit, him before he was sick and Senator died, including 19 children were shocked at the barbarity of To be clear, our soldiers are because I’m going to miss him, crippled by disease. I wish you Paul Scott (R-43) deliberate attacks on innocent State Capitol, Room 529-A who were in the building’s day still the best trained and best but he’s with Jesus now.” could have known him when 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. care center. Nearly 700 others civilians. equipped of any other fighting That satisfied you then, but he felt good and was strong Oklahoma City, OK 73105 were injured and hundreds of While we will never become force in the world. later with your four-year-old and stood straight and tall and (405) 521-5522 buildings near the blast were desensitized to such cowardly Our vulnerability lies in the wisdom, you pointed to the handsome. I wish you could Senator damaged or destroyed. acts of terror, the world has fact that over the past several golden casket and said, ‘”My have seen him play baseball John Sparks (D-16) Despite the shock and grief come to the realization that years we have sharply reduced great-granddaddy is in there and pitch horseshoes, work in State Capitol, Room 529-B that washed over our state and terrorism isn’t random, and the the size of our military to the and I’ll never see him again,” the fields, turn the ice cream 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. most recent attacks will not be point where we now have the Oklahoma City, OK 73105 nation, the rescue and recovery but you were wrong. freezer, lead singing, play a (405) 521-5553 efforts began immediately. the last. smallest U.S. military since You will see him again, for I jew’s harp, milk the cow, build Oklahomans were extremely Today, terrorism is more have confidence that when you a fence, or make up silly songs Senator thankful for the brave efforts organized. The attacks are are old enough to understand to keep us feeling safe instead of Rob Standridge (D-15) Please see Cole, page 7A State Capitol, Room 429 from our first responders who well planned out and targeted that all have sinned and come scared during a thunderstorm. 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. short of the glory of God, you I wish you could remember Oklahoma City, OK 73105 will ask forgiveness and trust his laugh, his enthusiasm and (405) 521-5535 Jesus as your own personal his sense of humor. But you are Representative Saviour, as your Great-Grand- absolutely right. He is waiting Scott Martin (R-46) daddy did many years ago. for us, and when we see him State Capitol, Room 432-D Our Oklahoma Nothing you ever do will be 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. again, he will be standing Oklahoma City, OK 73105 more important than that. You straight and tall and handsome. (405) 557-7329 • Gov. Mary Fallin •

Representative Bobby Cleveland (R-20) Computer science, coding skills in State Capitol, Room 325 Your Views 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 high demand by state businesses (405) 557-7308 Remembering Joan Representative April is science and technol- computer science postsecond- Founded by the husband- Tim Downing (R-42) State Capitol, Room 300-A ogy month in Oklahoma. What ary degrees and credentials are and-wife team of Jesse and Dear Editor, 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. a great time to highlight the ready to join the workforce Amanda Harlin along with “I woke up with joy in my soul” was a phrase from a song Oklahoma City, OK 73105 emerging computer science and shape our future with in- Ryan Hoegg, Techlahoma says sung by Joan Parker’s family at her funeral last week. (405) 557-7365 scene that is shaping our econ- novative software. Degrees in its goal is to help Oklahomans Joan Parker lived that out each day of her life. She was such Representative omy and driving our future. programming, coding and com- become workforce ready by a joyful person with a beautiful, contagious smile. You could Claudia Grifith (D-45) In Oklahoma, our emerging puter science skills are in high creating free training each see Jesus in her. State Capitol, Room 539 software community has taken demand by Oklahoma’s busi- week. It provides meeting Many years ago, one of my sons was having a very serious 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 on a life of its own. These are nesses. Numerous high-paying space for user groups and boasts surgery. I received a very thoughtful note from my high school (405) 557-7386 coding professionals who know jobs are available throughout an online community of more Sunday school teacher, Joan Parker. That’s how she operated, programming languages with the state. than 500. always encouraging. Read us on the web at names like C++, Perl, Ruby, In addition to formal software With accommodations pro- You see, I lived out-of-state and had been out of school many www.purcellregister.com Elixir, Python or Javascript. education, there are flourish- vided by StarSpace46 in Okla- years when she did this. The very day I received her precious Colleges, universities and ing grassroots efforts to grow homa City and 36° North in note was the same day her husband died.

OKLAHOMA PRESS ASSOCIATION BETTER technology centers across the the coding community across Tulsa, Techlahoma is home to One of the things Joan taught me in Sunday school was that NEWSPAPER CONTEST state offer classes and post- Oklahoma. One of the most at least two dozen coding user to have joy in your life you needed to put Jesus first, others W AWARD INNER 2015 secondary degree programs impactful is the vibrant com- groups that regularly meet in second and yourself last - the acronym JOY. That advice has in computer science; software munity of coders nurtured by an its space. Groups hosted by stuck with me forty-plus years. development is part of the cur- Oklahoma City and Tulsa not- riculum. for-profit foundation known as Students who graduate with Techlahoma. Please see Gov., page 7A Please see Joan, page 5A THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, April 27, 2017-5A

Welcome to Something’s Up Lennox Valley, Movies with Dave my hometown! Raymond Cooper just isn’t himself lately By David Stull Kevin Slimp’s teners responded by sending dozens of hand- written letters each day to their offi ces in Well, this is a new record for her once husband, much less have a good time. The Good Folks Washington. Since the election, it seems as me. Five movies at a theater in someone else being a mother to In fact, this movie can be if Raymond and his listeners had forgotten one day. her daughter, David’s ex-wife downright unpleasant at times. of Lennox Valley all about the evils of the Federal Reserve. After his six-week absence, his fans were Lots to talk about this week, Tessa (Katherine Heigl) does The end of this film slammed Still just one week into his new career as just thrilled to have their “champion of the so without any further ado everything she can to sabotage into me like a ton of bricks. newspaper publisher, Raymond Cooper was airwaves” back. Most didn’t notice or care here’s what I saw. Julia and attempts to ruin her Afterwards I just wanted to already feeling the weight of responsibility about changes in Raymond’s demeanor since *** reputation, with disastrous crawl in a ball and cry. pressing on his shoulders. In the two months the tragic events of late August. First up is results. It’s a movie I’m glad I saw since his defeat in the mayoral runoff When one did notice, as happened one the nature I’m going to come right out though and a film I think is well election, it was obvious some things had Wednesday in mid-October when Helen changed. Taken individually, they probably Ashenfelter called the show asking Cooper d o c u m e n - and say I did not enjoy this worth seeing. wouldn’t arouse suspicion, but together they where he had been on Sundays, Raymond tary “Born movie. In fact, I’m struggling “The Promise” is rated PG- provided overwhelming evidence something proved adept at navigating the precarious In China.” to think of anything I actually 13. was up with Raymond. situation. Produced liked about it. *** Pastor Jacob was probably the fi rst to “Thank you for your concern, Helen,” he b y D i s - Certainly not the story. Next I saw notice Raymond’s absence from the 8:30 answered. Turning to Marvin Walsh, seated neynature, This movie takes forever to “Free Fire.” a.m. contemporary service at Lennox Valley next to him in the broadcast booth, he said, “ B o r n I n do anything. The first hour or Set in the Lutheran Church. With an average atten- “Marvin and I have had much conversation dance of 12, it was obvious when someone concerning the changes which come with China” fol- so is all boring dialog with zero late ‘70s, was missing. public service.” lows the story of all kinds of subtlety, along with some of “Free Fire” Near the beginning of his mayoral “That’s right,” echoed Marvin, “We sure creatures that call China their the most uninteresting camera is about an campaign, Raymond joined the church with have.” home. work imaginable. I honestly arms deal the fervor of a new convert at the Jordan “You may have read in a newspaper or Featured animals include don’t know if I could come up gone wrong. River. No one in attendance that day will seen on the TV news presidents and other a snow leopard named Dawa with a worse way to introduce Two groups ever forget his sprint to the front of the offi cials sometimes are forced to stay fellowship hall, home of the early morning away from public worship services and and her cubs, a young golden characters and deliver backsto- meet in an service. Recalling his only previous reli- other events to keep the Lord’s House from snub-nosed monkey named Tao ry than this film accomplished. abandoned warehouse looking gious experience as a 5-year-old attending turning into a media circus. Tao and a giant panda named Well done movie. to make a reasonable exchange Pentecostal services with his grandmother, “As much as I’d love to be in my house Ya Ya with her young daughter Once the plot finally got go- of money for firearms. Things Cooper fl ung himself to the fl oor, overcome of worship on Sunday mornings,” he con- Mei Mei. All narrated by John ing though, it ended up being go wrong though and a fire- with a spiritual awaking not seen since John tinued, “I’ve chosen to keep my worship Krasinski, best known for his even worse. The film plays fight between the two factions Wesley felt strangely warmed at Aldersgate. private, for the sake of the people.” Since the election, however, Raymond Raymond’s last call of the day came role as Jim from “The Office.” itself out in the most predict- breaks out. hadn’t been seen at the contemporary service from Beatrice Justice. You may remember I don’t get to see many docu- able, melodramatic way pos- And that’s the whole movie. or any other event at the Lutheran church. Beatrice had a peculiar custom of speaking mentaries at the Warren. And sible with Tessa going from Seriously. It’s a 90 minute mov- Following such a dramatic conversion, it only in Bible verses. No one living in the while this was a nice change subtle manipulator to dumb, ie with a 62 minute shootout. seemed strange for him to drop out of sight. Valley at the time will ever forget the of pace, I left the theater with over-the-top villain. Nearly the entire movie is Listeners also noticed the absence of the incident when Cooper made a snide remark mixed feelings. I spent the first half of the set in this warehouse with the daily prayers Raymond so skillfully offered concerning Beatrice’s habit. on his show. Of course, they had no idea he The following week, a letter to the editor, I have to give the movie film waiting for the movie to two groups switching between was taking the prayers, word for word, from penned by Ms. Justice, was limited to the credit, the shots they got for do something. After the second firing weapons and slinging his copy of “Book of Famous Prayers.” words, “Numbers 22, Verse 29.” the film were quite beautiful. half, I wish it hadn’t. insults at each other. Heather Brooks, administrative assistant By the time Raymond learned who was If all you’re wanting from Worst of all, this movie just I’m honestly not sure what for the Federal Reserve’s offi ces in Wash- on the phone, it was too late for him to do this movie is cute animals and left me feeling gross at the end. to make of this film. ington, noticed a signifi cant decrease in the anything to stop it. pleasant looking backgrounds Like I need to take a scalding I guess it’s a comedy. A cou- number of letters arriving from the good “Yes, Ms. Justice,” Marvin spoke into the folks of Lennox Valley. The mail room at microphone, “What’s on your mind?” you probably won’t be disap- hot shower afterwards to wash ple parts made me laugh here 20th Street and Constitution Avenue was a The timid voice on the line responded, pointed. off the smut. Just thinking about and there, but I was mostly left bit less hectic than it had been just a few “Proverbs 19, Verse 1.” For me though, things start to makes me feel disgusted. shaking my head confused. The months earlier. Raymond couldn’t even imagine what fall apart with the narrative the Of all the movies I saw this humor just didn’t work for me. For two years, up to the election, Beatrice was talking about, but as he ended film tries to create. While some week, this is the one I wish I I also didn’t care for any of the Raymond spent hours each day bemoaning his show, more than 300 good folks in the of the moments felt real, a lot of could forget the most. characters. Everyone was just the state of the Federal Reserve, and his lis- Valley had opened their Bibles. the drama seemed completely “Unforgettable” is rated R. quirky caricatures of people Watch for Lennox Valley: The Book, coming Spring 2017 manufactured. *** rather than anyone interesting The worst being when they Third this I could get invested with. tried to create action scenes by week is “The I guess I’ll give the movie smash cutting two separate sets Promise.” credit for having an interesting of footage together. I’m sorry, Set in the concept. I certainly haven’t Legislative update but quickly cutting between final days seen a film like it. Not sure I footage of a hawk and footage of the Ot- was missing out though. By Sen. Paul Scott of a monkey doesn’t make for toman Em- I’m not sure what else to say. at over $70,000 a year with for a handgun license from a very believable scene. If you pire, “The I guess if you like quirky, dark We’re down to the last five great benefit packages. We the Oklahoma State Bureau can’t show them together at the P r o m i s e ” comedies, you may like it. This weeks! This coming Thursday are creating jobs in Oklahoma. of Investigation (OSBI). This same time, I’m not buying it. follows Mi- movie wasn’t for me though. is the deadline to report House The Senate Appropriations may increase the number of Speaking of things that an- chael (Oscar Isaac) a young “Free Fire” is rated R. bills out of the Senate. For Committee recently approved licenses acquired per year noyed me, for better or worse Armenian who travels to Con- *** many bills this is the last legis- HB 2311 to create the Agency which could have a slight the movie’s narration is very stantinople to study medicine. The last lative hurdle and they’ll move Performance and Accountabil- revenue increase for OSBI. catered towards children. I While studying he meets a film I saw on to the governor’s desk. ity Commission. The commis- The exact amount of increase ended up hating Krasinski’s fellow Armenian named Ana was “Phoe- If either chamber approved sion will conduct independent is dependent on the number of voice-over by the time the film (Charlotte Le Bon) and her nix Forgot- but amended a measure it has comprehensive performance persons in this age category finished. Throughout the movie boyfriend Chris (Christian ten.” to return to its House of Ori- audits of government agency who apply. it was like he was talking down Bale) an American reporter for In 1997 gin for consideration of those spending. HB 1875 permits school dis- to the audience. I understand The Associated Press. three teenag- changes. If that body approves Our job as legislators during tricts to donate food to a non- that this film is supposed to Sparked by their Armenian ers disappear the amendments then the bill good and bad budget years is profit organization through cater to kids, but he didn’t have connection, Michael and Ana in the wake can move on to the governor’s to ensure state agencies uti- an authorized on-campus to be patronizing about it. soon find themselves falling of mysteri- office. lize Oklahomans’ tax dollars nonprofit representative or And despite trying to cater to in love, but their world gets ous lights appearing above If the amendments aren’t ap- wisely and efficiently. designee who is directly af- kids, the children in my theater torn apart when their own Phoenix, Arizona. 20 years proved, the bill can be referred As of April 21, Gov. Fallin filiated with the school as a were very visibly bored during government turns against them later one of the teen’s now adult to a Conference Committee had signed nearly 50 bills into teacher, counselor or PTA the last half of this movie. One and attempts to wipe them and sister, returns to Phoenix to where members from both law. HB 1576, which will go member. little boy directly behind me their people from the face of film a documentary about her chambers will work to create into effect July 1, directs the The food may be received, seemed particularly annoyed the earth. brother and searches to uncover language that must then be Commission for Educational stored and redistributed at with his mother, complaining This is definitely the movie the true fate of her brother. approved by both chambers. Quality and Accountability to the school at any time, and about how long the movie was that surprised me the most. I I have mixed feelings about The Senate approved HB adopt rules requiring course- school employees may assist and how she promised it would had absolutely no idea what I this movie. 1839 to continue the Aero- work or training in the use of in preparing and distributing be short. was getting into when I went Like I mentioned in the de- space Engineer Tax Credit. digital and other instructional the food as volunteers for the Despite the boy’s feelings, in the theater to see this. I cer- scription, the movie is filmed This is an example of a technologies as a requisite for nonprofit organization. his mom was right, the film tainly wasn’t expecting a film to appear like the raw footage tax credit that is benefit- teacher education program HB 1887 reduces the length is only 76 minutes long. I un- about the Armenian Genocide, of a documentary, much in the ing taxpayers by attracting accreditation by Nov. 1, 2017. of time from two or more years derstand where he was coming the Ottoman government’s same style as 1999’s “The Blair companies and high quality/ Likewise, teacher professional to 12 or more months that a from though. I was tired of the systematic extermination of Witch Project” or 2008’s “Clo- high paying jobs to the state. development procedures must child must live in a prospec- movie at that point too. 1.5 million Armenian people, verfield.” Otherwise known as This is a credit that spurs our include digital teaching and tive adoptive parent’s home in I can’t really recommend tak- I can tell you that much. a found footage film. economy and helps increase learning standards. order for the child’s unedited ing kids to see this in theaters. It I honestly had only heard I know some people aren’t state revenues. The next four bills will all medical and social history to may work as background noise about these events as a footnote big fans of movies like this and I There are currently hundreds become law on November 1. be disclosed to the parent. when it comes to home video, in history before I saw this film. can understand why. The shaky of jobs available for software SB 324 creates the Oklahoma You can visit our website but it’s not nearly engaging Seeing it all brought to life was cam can be pretty off putting and hardware engineers in the State Award Committee to at www.oksenate.gov to learn enough on it’s own to keep a wonderful and terrible at the and there’s always the question aerospace industry in Okla- administer the awarding of more about these and legis- 5-year-old interested much less same time. This movie certainly of why the main characters are homa. As Boeing, Tinker and the Oklahoma Medal of Valor lation still working its way this 28-year-old. doesn’t shy away from showing so obsessed with filming ev- other aerospace company’s for meritorious service and the through the process. “Born in China” is rated G. the suffering these people went erything, even when their lives grow in the state, the demand Oklahoma Purple Heart for If you have any questions *** through. I’m surprised it only are threatened. It definitely can for engineers is very high. serious line of duty injuries for or concerns, I can be reached Next up is had a PG-13 rating to be honest. stretch believability. If you know of young people law enforcement and public at [email protected] or “Unforget- I really got invested in these The style didn’t bother me in trying to decide on a major or safety members. (405) 521-5522. You can also table.” characters. The hardships they this film though. someone looking for a career HB 1428 allows those write me at the state Capitol After get- had to go through were just I really enjoyed the first change, I’d like to encourage between the ages 18 and 21 at Sen. Paul Scott, 2300 N. ting out of tragic. Seeing these events 2/3rds of this movie. It felt them to look into this field. who is or has been a member Lincoln Blvd., Room 529A, a terrible brought to life through their very much like a documentary Most of these positions start of the armed forces, to apply Oklahoma City, OK 73105. relationship, eyes had me captivated from with the way they cut together Julia (Rosa- beginning to end. old camcorder footage of the rio Dawson) The one thing I could see original event with modern From page 4A thinks she people being annoyed by is the day interviews done by the ants? finally has her life sorted out. three main characters do end up sister. I thought it all worked Joan: She’s in a loving relationship, in a love triangle with both men really well. R aves? engaged to David (Geoff Stults) vying for Ana. It honestly didn’t In fact, I found myself re- I have many fond memories Clint Barnes. the man of her dreams, and bother me though. For me the ally interested in the overall of Joan Parker. I looked forward Her loving words were an has a lovely new stepdaughter romance was just a backdrop to mystery. I was really excited to reading her articles. anticipated part of receiving Submit your (Isabella Kai Rice) to help raise the gripping historical events. to see how the story unfolded. One of my dearest is the won- our weekly Purcell Register. as a bonus. If I haven’t made it clear, this Sadly I ended up pretty derful article she wrote about I will miss Joan Maynard letter to Things aren’t as blissful as is not an easy movie to watch. If my mother, Mary Kinard, when Parker. Julia hopes though. Unable to you go into it expecting a happy she passed away, then again Sincerely, the editor. cope with another woman with romance, you’re not going to Please see Movies, page 7A several years later of my son, Susan Kinard Barnes 6A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, April 27, 2017 The Purcell Register Society It’s a Small World Miss Basden, Mr. Bozarth Gracie Montgomery announce July 29 nuptials A special happy birthday to explore through play in the wish to my younger son, Matt next session of the monthly Justin Bozarth Montgomery. program scheduled for 10:30 and Elizabeth Matt celebrates his birthday a.m. Friday, April 28, in the Basden announce Monday, May 1. Meeting Room of the library, their engagement *** 919 N. Ninth St. and approaching Happy birthday to Mike The theme for the program marriage. Jones, Susie Peters, Billy is “Let’s Grow,” and in honor The couple Keeler, Hannah Hoefer, Lo- of the many things that grow plans to ex- gan McKiddy, Mary Mauldin, in springtime, looks at those change wedding Louis Zuech, Bailey Chaples, things as well as things that vows Saturday, Denise Clark, Tyler Simmons, don’t grow. July 29, 2017 Paul Steiner, Aracely Garcia, Friday Play Date is designed at The Landing Adam Duffy, Jennifer Kozik, for preschool-age children Church in Glen- Bridget Roper, Logan Fox, Jo and toddlers to learn through pool, Okla. Idleman, Michaele Cole, McK- exploring new things. Miss Basden is enna Eubank, Karter Wilhoit, Registration is not required the daughter of Greg Wayland, Amye Jennings, in advance to attend. Kathleen Basden • Photo provided Emily Sparlin McKay, Lynn For more information, of Muskogee and Terrell, Martha Jo Anderson, visit the library, call 527- the late Ronald J. Pauls Valley Opry Justin Bozarth and Elizabeth Basden Kara Davis, Kathy Smith, 5546 or go online to www. Basden. Mike Deviney will be back on stage at the Pauls Valley Opry Steven Wright, Cassidy Nich- pioneerlibrarysystem.org/ She is a 2012 graduate of Oktaha High School, a 2016 gradu- Saturday, May 6. Mike is the 2016 Male Vocalist Award winner olson, Dominique Gavia and purcell. ate of Oral Roberts University and is currently working on a of the Pauls Valley Opry. The show begins at 6:30 p.m. at the Brandon Rolin. *** Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy at ORU. Pauls Valley High School auditorium. *** The April Heart of Okla- Mr. Bozarth is the son of Cristal and Scott Hosek of Wayne The Heartland Ministerial homa Chamber of Commerce and Troy and Shelly Bozarth of Purcell. Alliance will host the annual luncheon will be held Friday, He attended Purcell Schools and graduated from Wayne High National Day of Prayer event at April 28, at 12 p.m. at Rodney’s School in 2010. He went on to graduate from the Oaks School Biology and genetic 6 p.m. Thursday, May 4, at the Pizza Place in Purcell. of Leadership at Southwestern Assemblies of God University. First Christian Church, 117 W. Purcell City Manager, Dale Mr. Bozart is currently the associate pastor at The Landing Washington, in Purcell. Bunn, will be the guest speaker. Church in Glenpool. workshops hosted by The event will begin at the In an effort to keep members church and then proceed to up to date with the latest City locations in the city that have News, the City Manager will Chickasaw Nation been designated as areas that be updating the public on the Okeyha Mothers we are to focus our prayers. status of major City projects The Chickasaw Nation Sci- 6, at the STEM Academy, 301 They include Purcell Junior and general news for the busi- ence, Technology, Engineering Seabrook Road, in Ada. High, Purcell City Hall, Mc- ness community. Club has meeting and Math (STEM) Academy is Dinner will be provided Clain County Courthouse, Cost for the luncheon is $10. hosting a biology and genetics Friday and breakfast will be Veterans Memorial and The RSVP to the chamber if you The Okeyha Mothers Club many contributions to the club. workshop for students, grades provided Saturday. Purcell Register. plan to attend at 527-3093. met April 10, 2017, in the home Great progress is being made fifth through 12th, who have The workshops are offered At these locations, attend- *** of Dede Page. Eleven members on this year’s Holiday Home an interest in science. to students at no cost. ees will focus on schools, Here’s a twist on a favorite. were present for the meeting. Tour. Several local families Chickasaw citizen and evo- Chickasaw preference will government, media, military, Crunchy Ramen Kim Thompson led the dis- are already signed up to show lutionary biologist, Dr. Chris be given. churches and police and fire Taco Salad cussion of the 79th Oklahoma their homes. Hamilton, will share a presenta- For more information, call departments. 1/2 cup Kraft Classic Ranch Association of Mothers Club The annual Okeyha Scholar- tion about bats and hawkmoths (580) 272-5579 or email st- “We want our community to Dressing convention that was held the ship applications, awarded to and how they have evolved for [email protected] join us as we pray together for 1/2 cup Taco Bell Hot Restau- previous weekend in Oklahoma a PHS graduating senior, have survival. to RSVP. our city and our great nation,” rant Sauce City’s Skirvin Hotel. All those been at the office of Amy Tolle, The workshop will be held To learn more about Dr. said the Rev. Justin Blanken- 2 TBL fresh lime juice attending said that it was a PHS Counselor. from 6-10 p.m. Friday, May 5, Hamilton’s work, visit http:// ship, a Ministerial Alliance 2-3 oz. packages ramen noodle wonderful venue and everyone These will be collected and and 8 a.m.-noon, Saturday, May www.8legs2fangs.com. member, pastor of Landmark soup mix had a great time. the scholarship committee will Church and organizer of this 14 oz. pkg. coleslaw blend Next year the OAMC will review them prior to the April year’s event. (cabbage slaw mix) be celebrating 80 years and the 24 meeting. Members will vote Chickasaw Nation *** 1 cup frozen corn, thawed Okeyha Club is the only found- on the winner which will be The Purcell City Wide Ga- 1 cup rinsed canned black beans ing club still in existence. They presented at the PHS Awards rage Sale will be held Friday 1 cup Kraft Shredded Sharp will be in charge of registration assembly. to host high school and Saturday, May 5 and 6. Cheddar Cheese as well as assisting the Bliss The next meeting will be The city fee will be waived Mix dressing, hot sauce and Club of Lexington in decora- April 24, 2017 in the home for this weekend only. lime juice until blended. tions for the banquet. of Aletha Lydick. Prospec- art competition Call the Heart of Oklahoma Break Ramen Noodles into At this year’s banquet our tive members may attend that Chamber of Commerce at 527- large bowl. Discard Seasoning own Jenny Hunter, State Chap- meeting or the final meeting The Chickasaw Nation pres- submitted artwork in the fol- 3093 to have your name put on Packets or reserve for another lain, was honored with a Life of the 2016-2017 year on May ents the 2017 Tobachi High lowing categories: drawing, the list. use. Membership award for her 1, 2017. School Art Competition at painting, ceramics, sculpture *** Add remaining ingredients the Chickasaw Nation Arts & and two-dimensional artwork. Make a “Family Play Date” and dressing mixture to noo- Humanities building, 201 N. All works of art will be with the Purcell Public Library dles; mix lightly. Broadway Avenue, in Ada. judged on originality, technical Births An awards reception and skill and design. closing ceremony will take Artwork will be on display at Washington OHCE Weaver place at 4 p.m., Friday, May 5, the Chokma’si Gallery through Washington Oklahoma Home and Community Education at the Chokma’si Gallery in the May 5. (OHCE) will meet at 1 p.m. Wednesday, May 10, at Althea’s Leigh (Couch) Weaver of Tulsa arts and humanities building. For more information, con- Vault in Washington. announce the birth of their The competition, previously tact Stan Pollard at (580) The community is invited and encouraged to attend. daughter, Chandler Ashleigh known as “Art Attack,” is com- 272-5520 or Stanley.pollard@ Weaver, on Ash Wednesday, prised of 11 schools. Students chickasaw.net. March 1, 2017. 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Jerry was a constant source around $200 million annually, OKC, Code for Tulsa, Nerdy Project Lead the Way, a community. left in the first session of the of advice and a wonderful which would put a huge dent Girls OKC Code Club, OKC national not-for-profit en- “Technology is intertwined 56th Legislature, and we are confidant. Three of my siblings in the projected $878 million Python and OKC.js, one of tity, has developed a com- with the future of our econ- getting into the meat of the were stolen away, all because budget shortfall. several java-focused groups prehensive computer science omy,” said Dustin Curzon, budget bills. Soon enough, we of cigarettes. Experts suggest the hike that meet there. educational program targeting executive director of Tulsa’s could be voting on a proposal This tax is Oklahoma’s op- could also reduce health care Both StarSpace46 and 36° students at all grade levels 36° North. “For our economy to increase the cigarette tax by portunity to help ensure 88,000 costs by $1.62 billion each year North are community-focused through high school. It offers to thrive, we need to invest $1.50 per pack. children never become smok- by incentivizing adults to quit co-working and collaboration a “Launch” module for kin- in the current and future gen- The House of Representa- ers who ultimately die from and discouraging children from spaces that serve as startup dergarten through fifth grade, erations to create more tech tives saw a similar bill last tobacco use. We should be starting. In addition, it could incubators. two new courses embedded careers -- not just coders but year, and I voted against it. thinking about our children and save the state $264 million in Facebook Chief Operat- in its middle school Gateway knowledge workers who can That decision has eaten me up our grandchildren and doing Medicaid costs. ing Officer Sheryl Sandberg curriculum, and a high school integrate technology into their ever since. whatever is in our power to stop The tobacco industry spends recently invited two other course for App developers as professions.” In 1988, my older brother this terrible habit in its tracks. nearly $170 million each year governors and me to take part well as one for “innovators I am committed to ensure Buzzy died of throat cancer. He Tobacco use is responsible for marketing in our state. That in the Girls Who Code 2017 and makers.” this growth continues across was the mainstay of our family. for 7,500 deaths each year in money directly fuels a habit that Female Governors’ Summit “We have a pretty com- the state. Through Oklahoma Every single weekend, we’d our state. That’s more than the sickens and kills Oklahomans at Facebook’s headquarters prehensive opportunity for Works, resources are be- all pile into his house, and his number of people who die from and costs the state billions each in Menlo Park, Calif. I was K through 12 students,” said ing committed to make sure wife would put up with the old homicides, suicides, alcohol, year in health care costs and able to speak to our state’s Robin Schott, Project Lead the our students are prepared to Cleveland crew and make us illegal drugs, car crashes and productivity losses. We cannot thriving initiatives to connect Way’s Oklahoma-based vice meet the demands of the new all dinner while we sat around AIDS combined. let this industry continue to Oklahoma children in the K-12 president for the west-central economy. and laughed at the stupid things It’s a devastating habit that 22 take the lives of thousands of age group with computer sci- region. “Our curriculum is My support for Oklahoma’s we all did as kids. Buzzy kept percent of our adult population our family members while we ence education and all things problem-solving based, so entrepreneurial community our family together. But he engages in, and it contributes to sit idly by and watch it happen. STEM (science, technology, students are solving real-world stands as a testament to Okla- was a smoker, and his tobacco nearly one-third of the cancer If this increase in tobacco tax engineering and mathematics). problems through our content, homa’s dedication to growing use ultimately took him away deaths in our state. I’ve seen encourages even one smoker For instance, the Tulsa Re- and it is very engaging to and diversifying our economy. from us. the devastation cigarettes can to quit the deadly habit, it will gional STEM Alliance is part them.” The future of computer In the years since Buzzy died, bring to a family, and I wouldn’t have been worth it to me. of a drive to promote STEM Why is all this important? science, in its many forms, I also lost my sister Shirley and wish the heartbreak on anyone. Rep. Bobby Cleveland, and computer science to young Consider the type of em- is bright, and Oklahoma will my other brother Jerry to the Unfortunately, far too many R-Slaughterville, represents people through activities, ployees that Oklahoma’s likely remain an emerging cen- same beast. Both Shirley and families in this state are in the House District 20. He can be such as coding camps and tech-focused companies are ter for growth in this industry. Jerry had smoked too, and it same boat as mine. reached at Bobby.Cleveland@ professional education for seeking. They are all hiring had gotten the best of them. If you’re still not sold on okhouse.gov or by calling teachers in conjunction with computer-coding profession- Shirley had a smile that could this, we should look at it from (405)-557-7308. the Oklahoma Engineering als. And that includes our

From page 4A Cole: World War I. The reductions of appeasement, or of drawing in defense spending means “red lines,” and then failing we have fewer soldiers, fewer to act when said lines were ships, older airplanes and, crossed. consequently, reduced fight- It’s safe to say that with just ing power. a few short months in office, With rise of groups like President Trump has demon- FAMILY ISIS and lone wolf attacks in strated that the United States ENTERTAINMENT Europe, it is imperative that our will no longer stand idly by national security and defense when our national security held over capabilities are restored to interests are threatened. a level commensurate to the When the Syrian regime of threats we face. Accordingly, Bashar al-Assad used chemical I have supported and will weapons against its own peo- continue to support President ple, America reacted. When Trump’s efforts to increase our intelligence forces discov- the size and capability of ered a large underground ISIS pg America’s military. base in Afghanistan, the United StArtS FridAy The sustained reduction in States took it out. defense spending over the This President understands past several years has left us that terrorists cannot be ne- without the capability to con- gotiated with, or otherwise morgan Freeman pg-13 Both ShowtimeS: front our enemies whenever, appeased. The only thing the Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register 7:30 eVenings and wherever necessary. This terrorists understand is violent Triple mule team 2 PM saT & sun MaTinees must change. attacks hurting the lives of the Announcement: For the past eight years innocent. For these three mules, pulling a modern day covered wagon along a paved highway in 405-238-6358 405-238-7002 President Obama consistently We must do everything in our Lexington is surely an easier task than that performed by mules and horses on the first land run, Pauls Valley requested less money for de- power to give the President the the opening of the Unassigned Lands on April 22, 1889. Still, the team and wagoneer offered aCROss FROM TRain DePOT fense spending than his own tools he needs - including an a glimpse into that pioneer past with their appearance in the 89er Day parade on Saturday. ROYAL THEATRE Defense Secretaries asked Authorization for the Use of (Related photos page on 1A and 11A) for. Additionally, his foreign Military Force - to fight and policy was all too often one win the war on terror. Weekend outlook From page 5A LIMITED TIME OFFER Movies: Cold and rainy disappointed. to be desired. The squall line that blew through Purcell Friday morning The movie completely falls I don’t know that I’d recom- brought more wind than rain. apart in the last 20 minutes. mend this movie. If you’re ab- Winds were clocked at 50 m.p.h. or better with the system HIGH It’s like the filmmakers didn’t solutely dying for a new horror/ dumping .68” of rain in the central part of town. CD know how to end it so they just suspense film there isn’t much Residents in the north part of Purcell recorded only .3” decided to rip-off “The Blair else out there and this movie Tuesday night brought another 1.10” of rain. YIELD Witch Project” and call it a day. may scratch that itch. Just That rainfall brings the yearly total to 12.23”. Oklahoma City I thought the performances maybe go into it with lowered has recorded 10.78” at Will Rogers World Airport. WITH A BUMP! were pretty good too, up until expectations. The normal year-to-date total is 8.45”. the last 20 minutes that is. I’m “Phoenix Forgotten” is rated Rain and colder temperatures are forecast for the latter part Safety with Flexibility! If our rates go up, you get the not exactly sure what changed PG-13. of the week and into the weekend. option to “Bump-Up” to the new rate one time during to be honest. At that point the movie stops the term of your CD. cutting between the past and modern day and just finishes 23-MONTH CD 11-MONTH CD out the film with footage from 1997. Maybe the teens’ acting only worked well during short, BBQ & Auction edited snippets. Maybe their performances just can’t hold up for Brazil % % when things actually get crazy. Either way the ending left a lot Saturday, April 29 1.35 APY 1.15APY Follow us on Dinner at 5:30 PM • Auction at 7 PM

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Beneiting mission trip to Brazil to build a church on the Amazon River. twitter.com/purcellregister 8A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, April 27, 2017 Wayne School News Heather Spray In Shane’s free time he enjoys NEWS Wayne School drawing. When Shane grows up from the he wants to be a storm chaser. Call With Your News Congratulations Shane If you have any community Coughran! news, let us know. We would Pre-K Early Enrollment City of Purcell be happy to report your events We are trying to locate chil- and news items. dren who will be old enough for Brush Pick Up Schedule News articles need to be our Wayne Pre-Kindergarten The following is the schedule for brush, limb and debris pick delivered to the school by 9:30 for 2017-2018 school year. up across Purcell: a.m. each Monday. Children must be four years • North of Grant Street, at curb by April 30 with pick up May Call Heather Spray at Wayne old before September 1 for 1-5. Middle School at 449-3305. Wayne Pre-Kindergarten. If • South of State Highway 39 West, at curb by May 7 with you have a child or know of a pick up May 8-12. child this age, please come by • East of Green Avenue between Grant Street and SH39 West, the elementary office to pick at curb by May 14 with pick up May 15-19. Haven Cheatwood Kane Lauderdale up a form, if you do not have • West of Green Avenue between Grant Street and SH39 West, at curb by May 21 with pick up May 22-26. joys playing games and going Mrs. Keeler’s Fourth a child currently enrolled in the There will be no pick up in alleys and any brush set out after swimming. When Haven grows Grade Student of the Week elementary. the scheduled date will be invoiced to the resident. up he wants to be a cop. Mrs. Keeler’s Fourth Grade Forms have been sent out Congratulations Haven Student of the Week is Kane with our current students and Cheatwood! Lauderdale. Kane’s favorite all forms need to be turned in as color is blue, school subject soon as possible. Please refine is Science, and food is pizza. potty training habits over the In Kane’s free time he enjoys summer. playing games. When Kane If the student is not com- Newsmakers grows up he wants to be an pletely potty trained they will oceanographer. be asked to come back when Congratulations Kane Lau- they can use the bathroom Raedyn Saunders derdale! independently. For enrollment Mrs. Mead’s Third Grade of your child please bring the Students of the Week following items with you: Copy SWOSU announces graduates Mrs. Mead’s Third Grade of Certified Birth Certificate, Southwestern Oklahoma State University at Student of the Week is Raedyn Social Security Card, current Weatherford has announces students who will complete Saunders. Raedyn’s favorite shot record, proof of address, requirements for associate’s, bachelor’s, master’s or color is pink, animal is cat, food and CDIB card if applicable. doctoral degrees after the 2016 spring semester. is cake, t.v. show is “Wonder Upcoming Events: Convocation will be held Friday and Saturday, May Girl” and holiday is Valentine’s April 28—No School. 5-6, on the Weatherford campus. Day. Raedyn likes school be- May 1—NHS Ceremony, 8 Heart of Oklahoma students graduating include Jimi cause it is fun. Keeli Todd a.m.; HS Awards Assembly, Bryen, B.S. in Nursing; and Thad Mowdy, Doctor In Raedyn’s free time she 6 p.m. of Pharmacy; both of Lexington; Kenyatta Brown, enjoys watching television, Mrs. Moreno’s Third May 4—ScienceFest, fourth B.S. in Engineering Physics; and Leigh Gwin, B.S. in playing with toys and playing Grade Student of the Week and fifth grade; Elementary Nursing; both of Purcell; and Maddison Aday, B.S. with her teddy bear. When Mrs. Moreno’s Third Grade Spring Music Program, 6:30 in Elementary Education; Tracy Andrews, M.Ed. in Raedyn grows up she wants to Student of the Week is Keeli p.m. Reading Specialist; and Ryan Siebert, Bachelor of Music be a teacher. Todd. Keeli’s favorite color is May 5—No School. Education-Instrumental; all of Washington. Congratulations Raedyn blue, animal is a horse, food is May 8—OBI Blood Drive, Saunders! tomatoes, sport is basketball, Shane Coughran high school libary; Athletic SWOSU new student orientation Mrs. Mead’s Third Grade t.v. show is “Full House,” and Banquet, 6 p.m. A total of 620 high school seniors have enrolled for Student of the Week is Haven holiday is Halloween. Mrs. Boles Fourth Grade May 9—Elementary Spell- the 2017 fall semester at Southwestern Oklahoma State Cheatwood. Haven’s favorite In Keeli’s free time she en- Student of the Week ing Bee; Band Banquet, 6 p.m. University as part of the first three sessions of the New color is blue, animal is a lion, joys drawing, playing with her Mrs. Boles Fourth Grade May 10—Elementary Spell- Student Orientation Program on the Weatherford campus. food is steak, sport is baseball, dogs, and riding horses. When Student of the Week is Shane ing Bee. Among the students who enrolled at the latest session t.v. show is Spiderman, and Keeli grows up she wants to be Coughran. Shane’s favorite May 11—FFA Banquet. are Daytin Elizabeth Christian of Purcell; and Carrie holiday is New Year’s Eve. a barrel racer. color is blue, school subject is May 12—No School. Ann Burks of Washington. In Haven’s free time he en- Congratulations Keeli Todd! math, and food is tacos. May 15—High School Grad- SWOSU is offering three more enrollment opportuni- uation, 7 p.m. ties for high school seniors who plan to attend SWOSU May 16—Eighth Grade Pro- this fall. Enrollment dates are June 19, July 17 and Au- motion, 1 p.m. gust 16.Students must apply and be accepted to SWOSU Our May 17—Kindergarten before they can attend an enrollment session. Each of the Graduation, 10 a.m.; Elemen- enrollment sessions offers students the chance to meet tary Awards Assembly 1 p.m. current SWOSU students and new freshmen, visit and May 18—Students last day of enroll with a faculty advisor within the major they have school, release at 1 p.m. selected, and obtain answers to any of their questions. May 19—Faculty last day For more information, visit www.swosu.edu/admis- of school. sions/nso or contact New Student Orientation at (580) 774-3233 or [email protected]. Graduation Rosedale Painter to receive degree Spring commencement exercises at Northwestern Oklahoma State University will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, May 6, at Ranger Field. News Retired educator Mary Elaine Williams Nichols, who By Donna Stufflebean graduated from Northwestern in 1970, will be speaking An Easter celebration was at commencement. Section held in the home of Doris Lang. Dylan Painter of Purcell will receive his Master of Easter dinner was served Education in adult education management and admin- following an Easter egg hunt. istration. Doc received a lot of birthday is coming soon wishes, cards and phone calls. ECU Music Concert Attending were Doris Lang, East Central University’s Boswell Chapel will be the Donna Stufflebean, Bo and site as the ECU Student Woodwind Chamber Music Frank Linker, Shaeli Summers, Concert will take place at 1 p.m. Sunday, April 30. Send a personal message Tommy, Kandace, Hailey, Tres- The concert is free and open to the public. tin and Kolten Miller, Hailey The program will feature a saxophone quartet, coached by Nathaniel Berman, and will include Dillyn Stephens of to your favorite senior Congratulations Norman; Anthony Smith of Oklahoma City; Shelby Hub- bard of Chelsea and Abigail Hardage of Washington. Austin Please see Rosedale, page 9A We love you, Congratulations MeMaw & Papaw Abbey! FREE FOOD $ only 25

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Veterans Corner Unveils New Sponsorship Program Veterans Corner has launched an official sponsorship program to help continue their work to aid Oklahoma veterans and their families. The program is designed for organizations seek- ing to support the activities of Veterans Corner throughout the year, and be recognized for their contributions. The sponsorship term is for a period of 12 months • Photo provided with options for multi-year and Dick Clark renewal. Sponsors will receive Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register a variety of tangible and non- services to veterans in Okla- their families to visit Veterans tangible benefits (depending on homa. They partner with local Corner to meet and engage with Heart of Oklahoma honorees the level selected). communities to make sure no other veterans. We offer a cof- Great Plains Kubota was honored by the Heart of Oklahoma Chamber of Commerce at the “With over 337,000 veterans veteran is forgotten. Whether fee bar and free WiFi for those 89er Day Festival in Lexington. Representing the dealership were Reed Boettcher, advertising in Oklahoma, we have a big job it’s providing transportation, wanting to visit. director, and Bubba Williams, comptroller. Great Plains Kubota has dealerships in Ada, Duncan, to do.” said Alfred Hollis, “We offering a cup of coffee and fel- Volunteer Opportunities Edmond and Shawnee. provide all our services free to lowship, or providing a helping We are also looking for ad- veterans and we want to do even hand to those who need it most, ditional drivers to help transport more to reach veterans who are Veterans Corner on Highway 9 veterans. Please contact us if you Donations sought for in need. The sponsorship pro- is proud to support veterans and are interested in volunteering. gram will help us to do more their unique needs. Location and hours and formally recognize our Services Offered to Veterans Veterans Corner is located just Independence Day Celebration corporate partners.” he added. We offer manual and electric south of Norman, 2 miles west Veterans Corner is unique wheelchairs, wheel chair lifts, of I-35 Exit 106 on the north The Town of Washington would like to set up during the unteer Fire Department Fish because it is currently managed walkers, and other medical side of Highway 9. From the is accepting donations for the event, please contact organizers Fry is set for Saturday, June 100percent by volunteers, the equipment. southwest go four miles north Second Annual Independence at (405) 288-2578. 24, as well. majority of them being veterans The Veterans Corner food of Blanchard on Highway 62 to Day Celebration tentatively The festivities will begin with If you would like to make a and their spouses. Overhead pantry provides food boxes Highway 9. Travel east 4 miles scheduled for Saturday, June 24. a parade starting at 6 p.m. If you donation to the fire department, costs are limited to day-to-day for veterans and their families to Western Avenue and make a The success of this event would like to participate in the please send those to PO Box expenses such as office supplies in need. U-turn. Veterans Corner is 1/4 depends on donations received. parade, please pick up a form 113, Washington OK 73093. and building upkeep allowing Veterans Corner has three mile west on the north side. If you would like to make a at the Washington Town Hall. Organizers appreciate ev- donations to Veterans Corner to vans available to transport The facility is open from 8 a.m. donation, send it to PO Box More details will be published eryone that has already made be used directly to help veterans. veterans to their medical ap- to 12 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, 127, Washington, OK 73093. as planning continues. a monetary donation or offered Sponsors are given the opportu- pointments. If you need help Wednesday and Friday and If you are a food vendor and The annual Washington Vol- assistance in planning. nity to put their company name, getting to or from a medical the phone number is (405) products, and services in front appointment please contact one 387-5070. They offer extended of Veterans Corner volunteers, of our drivers: Fred Zacher (405) hours on Thursdays from 7 a.m. visitors, and the community. If 447-2482, Greg Kelsch (405) to 1 p.m. Purcell Senior Citizens you are interested in becoming a 255-2208 or Sam Knight (405) Donations By Fredda Perry Veterans Corner sponsor, please 808-5096. Veterans Corner is a 501(c) contact Alfred Hollis at (405) Volunteers are available (3) organization and all gifts All the rabbits and Easter everyone to come and join us. senior center is available for 250-6304 or Angel Douglas at Monday through Friday to help are tax deductible. Donations eggs have been put away. The Walking begins at 10:30 a.m. $70 a day. If you’re interested (405) 312-4261. Veterans with their VA disabil- can be sent to: Veterans Corner; seniors are starting work on one We are looking for a small call 527-5070. Call early so About Veterans Corner ity claims. No appointment is P.O. Box 722160; Norman, OK of their annual fundraisers. The group of musicians who will you can get the date you want. Veterans Corner, Inc. is a non- needed and all services are free 73070-8635. All proceeds are flowers and vases have been come and entertain once a The seniors invite anyone profit organization focused on of charge. used to support veterans and brought out and work on Me- month for the seniors. We have 60 or above to visit the center providing ongoing support and We welcome all veterans and their spouses. morial Day flowers has begun. had some groups previously, where there is always some- The seniors will have bouquets but at the present we are with- thing cooking and plenty of and small saddles for sale for out music. The seniors really activities. Lunch is $2 for all the graves on Memorial Day. enjoy having music at least seniors. School Menus Come by the center and check once a month. If you are inter- If you are sitting at home LEXINGTON PURCELL SCHOOL WAYNE SCHOOL MENU out the flowers. The prices are ested, please contact Fredda at bored and lonesome, come to SCHOOL MENU MENU Week of May 1 very reasonable. the senior center. the senior center and meet some Week of May 1 Week of May 1 MONDAY The senior’s next garage If you know someone who new friends. We guarantee MONDAY MONDAY BREAKFAST sale will be Friday, April 28, needs help with their noon there will be something going BREAKFAST BREAKFAST Cereal, fruit, juice, milk. starting at 8 a.m. and lasting meal at home, call the Delta on that you can enjoy. You will Dry cereal, breakfast crack- Biscuit and gravy, cereal, LUNCH until 3 p.m. There have been Nutrition Center at 527-9462 not be bored or lonesome for ers, fruit juice, applesauce, fruit, juice, milk. Corndog, fries or tots, fresh some really nice items donated and ask for Rebecca. very long. milk. LUNCH fruit, juice, milk. recently. There is a large col- Calls have been coming in Thought for the Week: “Win- LUNCH Chicken wrap, garden salad, TUESDAY lection of cookbooks and a nice for reservations for the senior ners are not people who never Pulled pork sandwich or Sunchips, fruit, salad bar, milk. BREAKFAST group of Precious Moments building for graduation par- fail, but people who never barbecue chicken with biscuit, TUESDAY Cereal, fruit, juice, milk. collector dolls. There is also ties and family reunions. The quit.” baked beans, potato salad, BREAKFAST LUNCH a Brother sewing machine for strawberries, milk. Toast, scrambled eggs, ce- Italian pasta bake, green sale. Come check out all of TUESDAY real, fruit, juice, milk. beans, sliced carrots, garlic the items. The center receives BREAKFAST LUNCH biscuit, cinnamon apples, juice, donations daily so there are Breakfast pizza, fruit juice, Spaghetti with meat sauce, milk. always new items. pineapple tidbits, milk. garlic knot, green beans, fruit, WEDNESDAY Bingo will start promptly at Lindsey Street exit is closed. LUNCH salad bar, milk. BREAKFAST 10 a.m. Thursday. Everyone Take Hwy. 9 east and turn left on 24th. See you soon! Spaghetti with meat sauce WEDNESDAY Sausage biscuit, cereal, fruit, needs to be in their chair at 10 and hot roll, broccoli, cauli- BREAKFAST juice, milk. a.m. so the games can begin flower and carrot mix, green Waffle, sausage, cereal, fruit, LUNCH on time. Everyone is a winner beans, apricots, milk. juice, milk. Barbecue pulled pork sand- before we are finished. WEDNESDAY LUNCH wich, whole grain chips, pinto The senior walking program BREAKFAST Cheeseburger, french fries, beans, sliced peaches, juice, has been hampered a bit by the Pancake on a stick, fruit juice, fruit, salad bar, milk. milk. Oklahoma winds. However, oranges, syrup, milk. THURSDAY THURSDAY the seniors have continued LUNCH BREAKFAST BREAKFAST to walk inside the building. Chicken burrito, Mexican Oatmeal with toppings, ce- Cereal, fruit, juice, milk. We are walking on Monday, corn, chili beans, lime pears, real, fruit, juice, milk. LUNCH Wednesday and Friday. The milk. LUNCH Roasted chicken or chicken program is based on your abili- THURSDAY Barbecue pork loin, mashed strips, mashed potatoes with ties and if you use a cane or BREAKFAST potatoes and gravy, roasted gravy, broccoli with ranch, a walker, it will be geared so Dry cereal, breakfast crack- carrots, dinner roll, fruit, salad hot roll, mandarin oranges, you can use your assistance. As ers, fruit juice, apricots, milk. bar, milk. juice, milk. long as it is not too hot, we will Protect LUNCH FRIDAY FRIDAY be walking in the parking lot your family. Ice Cream Bar Sale—Hot No School. No school. of the senior center. We invite dog or hamburger, french fries, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, Prepare and onions, Jell-O with fruit, for their future. cookie, milk. FRIDAY No School. Did you work for Bell

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Delbert Henery “Bobby” Carter Jr. Ruth Mae Morris Jack Moore Delbert Henery “Bobby” Carter Jr. died April 10, 2017 at Ruth Mae Morris died April 20, 2017 at her home in A Celebration of the life of Jack Moore, 73, of Purcell was the Veterans Nursing Home in Sulphur. Lexington at the age of 85 years 8 months 21 days. Memo- held Friday, April 21, 2017 at Union Hill Baptist Church of He was born on June 20, 1951 in Pampa, Texas. rial Services were held Tuesday, April 25, 2017 at the First Purcell. Arrangements were under the direction of Wilson- Mr. Carter continued to play guitar and enjoy music with United Methodist Church in Lexington, entrusted to the Little Funeral Home in Purcell. the other vets until his passing. care of Wadley’s Funeral Service. Online Mr. Moore passed away Tuesday, April He was a graduate of Lexington High condolences may be made at www.wad- 18, 2017 at Norman Regional Healthplex. School. Bobby started a rock and roll leysfuneralservice.com. James William Moore Jr. was born August band called “Foklul Pendulum” while Ruth was born July 29, 1931 in Lex- 28, 1943 in Washington, Okla., the oldest in high school, where he was lead guitar ington, Oklahoma to Dennis and Lillie of six children born to James William and and vocalist. The highlight of his life, was (Winters) Davey. She was raised in the Lucy Wynona (Booth) Moore. He was raised being with his friends. Lexington area, but moved into town in in Washington and attended school there, He joined the US Navy where he served 1942, during WWII when the govern- graduating in 1961. Jack then attended Cam- from 1974-1977 and was honored by the ment bought their property to build the eron University for a couple of years before Navy in a ceremony at the VA. Navy Gunnery School, where the Lexington Assessment and moving on to Oklahoma State University, where he earned a Bobby was survived by one brother, Richard L. Carter and Reception Center is now located. Bachelor’s of Agricultural Economics. While in school, Jack two nieces of Noble. Ruth graduated from Lexington High School in 1950. She married Peggy Wyatt. started working at the age of 14 for Palace Drug in Lexington, He then began working for the FHA (Farmers Home and then went to work in Norman as a bookkeeper. Administration) only to be drafted into the United States On May 26, 1955 she married Charles M. Morris in Nor- Army a short time later. While in the service, he worked as man, Oklahoma. They made their home in Lexington, while a Medic while stationed in New York City. At the time, this they raised their family. When their daughter was growing up, Oklahoma boy drove a Volkswagen beetle all over New York Gary Martin Smith Ruth delivered flowers, did ironing and helped her husband City, and he and Peggy stayed busy spreading the Gospel while Gary Martin Smith, 82, of Lindsay was born on March 22, finish his degree. Ruth also worked as a county voter registrar planting churches. After his discharge, Jack returned home to 1935 to Charles Hershel Smith and Grace Fay Stiles Smith a notary and as the secretary of the Lexington Cemetery As- Oklahoma, and resumed his career with the FHA. in Mangum, Oklahoma. He passed from this life on Tuesday, sociation. When their daughter was 12, Ruth started working He and Peggy made their home in Chandler, where together April 18, 2017 at his home in Lindsay. at First State Bank in Lexington as a cashier and bookkeeper. they welcomed two children, a daughter, Kelly, and a son, Paul. Gary’s family moved to Lindsay in No- Ruth went on to become the deputy city clerk and then city In the summer of 1971, Jack returned home to Washington vember 1944, after purchasing the town’s clerk of Lexington before her retirement. and became partners with his dad in the family business, newspaper, the Lindsay News. In 1963, Ruth was an active member at the First United Methodist Moore Dairy. Farming was always a big part of his life, and he under Gary’s guidance as Publisher, the Church of Lexington, where she held many offices, including continued to do so until his passing. He was a Board Member paper became the first full-size newspaper church treasurer. Ruth loved embroidering, quilting, crochet- of Chisholm Trail Farm Credit for nearly 25 years. in Oklahoma to convert to the offset print- ing, knitting, cooking and reading. She also enjoyed listening Jack loved anything and everything to do with horses. For ing method, which would later be used in to gospel and old country and western music. Home was her years he collected Western Horseman magazines. He read every all newspapers. He was Oklahoma’s most sanctuary, and she loved working in the outdoors, around edition and then stored them away in case he needed one. Jack award-winning weekly newspaper publisher, the log cabin that she and her husband designed and paid loved to read and was especially interested in Oklahoma and honored as publishing the outstanding newspaper in its divi- for after starting to save money from the odd jobs Ruth held. Western history. He loved to travel, and he looked forward to sion four consecutive years - 1963, 1964, 1965, and 1966 - in Ruth is preceded in death by her parents, Dennis and Lillie an annual trip in September to Colorado, herding livestock the Oklahoma State Fair Contest. Davey; her husband of 54 years, Charles Morris; sister, Edith with his friend Gilbert. He married the love of his life, Harriet Edmiston, on April Lawson; and brother, Dewey Davey. Jack later married Nelda Moore Gray and two families be- 13, 1963. They welcomed a daughter, Holly, in April of 1966. Survivors include her daughter, Edie Morris of the home; came one. Together, they traveled and spent countless hours In 1969, Gary moved his family to south Texas, where he brother, Nolan Davey and wife, Orabeth, of Lexington; and chasing their grandchildren, while hardly ever missing a school was Ad Manager for the Alvin Sun and Alvin Advertiser, then many other relatives and friends. event or a ball game. Publisher of the Port Lavaca Wave, and later, Publisher of the In lieu of flowers, Ruth and Edie would like memorial Jack was a family man first. He cherished his family. He Cleveland Advocate and the Eastex Shopper. contributions be made to the Huntington’s Disease Society of was a longtime member of Union Hill Baptist Church. Jack Gary and Harriet moved back home to Lindsay from south America, Oklahoma Chapter, 9511 Horseshoe Road, Okla- was a man of great faith, a true cowboy, and a good friend to Texas, and in a small, two-room office, on October 21, 1981, homa City, OK 73162, or the Oklahoma Medical Research many! He will be dearly missed! they, along with their daughter, Holly, and Gary’s sister, Ursula Foundation, 825 NE 13th, Oklahoma City, OK 73104 or a He was preceded in death by his first wife, Peggy Moore; Pohl, published the first edition of The Shopper News Note. charity of your choice. his parents, James and Lucy Moore and two brothers-in-law, Once Gary became friends with someone, they were friends Charles “Skip” Palmer and Wyman Cheek. for life. He remained close to his classmates from Lindsay High Wadley’s Funeral Service, Inc. 303 W. Washington • P.O. Box 903 • Purcell, OK • (405) 527-6687 Jack leaves behind his wife, Nelda Moore, of the home; School’s class of 1953, and organized yearly class reunions for children, Kelly Riley and husband, James, of Washington, Paul decades. His oldest friends called him “Smokey.” Moore and wife, Stacy, of Washington and Amy Gray of Purcell; Gary graduated from the University of Oklahoma, and sisters, Sue Palmer of Washington, Judy Cheek of Purcell and then served in the US Army. He did a little bit of everything. Jan Valouch and husband, Rex, of Norman; brothers, Randy He was one of Lindsay’s coffee drinkers, who gathered daily Marie B. Hopper Moore and wife, LuGlena, of Washington and David Moore to solve the world’s problems. He was an avid outdoorsman, A Celebration of Life Service for Marie B. Hopper, 91, of and wife, Holly, of Washington; six grandchildren, Brody and and enjoyed farming, ranching, camping and four-wheeling Purcell was held Tuesday, April 25, 2017 at the Wilson-Little Sutton Moore, Garrett and Chance Riley and Haley and Josie with his deer camp buddies, hunting, fishing, and scuba div- Funeral Home Chapel. Arrangements were under the direction Kretchmar and a host of other family and friends. ing. He sponsored the blood drives in Lindsay, had served on of Wilson-Little Funeral Home in Purcell. Online condolences may be made at wilsonlittle.com. the board of the Lindsay Chamber of Commerce, had been Mrs. Hopper passed away Saturday, April Wilson-Little Funeral Home • 127 S. Canadian • Purcell • 527-6543 a Rotarian, member of Lions Club, and served on Lindsay’s 22, 2017. Industrial Foundation. Marie was born January 29, 1926 to His greatest outdoor love was his cattle. He owned a herd Thomas Berry and Rittie Exer (Page) Yates, with a long-time friend, and they built a herd whose yearly the youngest of seven children. She was raised calf crop was highly sought after. With his cattle and all of in Purcell and attended Purcell Schools. his animals, he operated under Proverbs 12:10 - “A righteous Marie married Alvie Swafford in June of Charles “Chuck” Lairson 1943, and to this union, two children; son A Celebration of Life Service for Charles “Chuck” Lairson, man regards the life of his animals...”, always providing proper 79, of Lexington was held Tuesday, April 25, 2017 at the care for them, always mindful that the Lord had entrusted Bill, and daughter, Aline, were born. Marie worked tirelessly as a homemaker, caring and providing for Wilson-Little Funeral Home Chapel. Arrangements were their care to him. under the direction of Wilson-Little Funeral Home in Purcell. Throughout his life, Gary was known for his humor and her family. She later married Jimmie Lee Hopper; they were married Mr. Lairson passed away Sunday, April quick wit. He had a saying for everything. His daughter be- 23, 2017. lieves his favorite saying was, “Little girls, like canoes, handle nearly 50 years. He brought two daughters to this union, Gloria and Mary. Charles Wesley Lairson was born April best when paddled from the rear.” She says that usually got 8, 1938 east of Lexington near the Corbett her right back in line. Marie was very gifted with her hands, she crocheted, quilted and even made some of her own clothes. Marie was an excellent Community, to Silas Beecher Lairson and He was always in a good mood. He became famous for Maudie Lubelle (Vanwinkle) Lairson. He making a purchase in a store, and then giving the employees cook and was known especially for her homemade bread. She canned many vegetables from the garden Jimmie grew. Marie was raised in the Corbett Community and the rest of the day off. attended school in Lexington. His three girls - his wife, his daughter, and his granddaugh- stayed active doing many arts and crafts and spent countless hours in the ceramic shop Jimmie built. On June 14, 1960, Chuck married his ter - all got special nicknames, a sign of his greatest affection. best friend and the love of his life, Miss Patricia Marjoree His wife was “Babe,” his daughter “Punkin,” and his grand- Marie was a woman of great faith and a longtime member of the Heartland Baptist Church and First Baptist Church in Saltmarsh. Pat was from England, and sponsored here on a daughter “SkiKat.” work permit, and Chuck was determined to keep her. They He was a gentleman in every sense of the word, and had a Purcell. She was a wonderful wife, mother and grandmother and leaves a great legacy and a lifetime of memories for her made their home primarily in the Lexington area where to- way of making others feel valued. Throughout his days, Gary gether they raised three children, daughter, Tina, and sons, enjoyed life to the fullest, and he will be greatly missed by all family. She will be dearly missed! She was preceded in death by her husband, Jimmie Hopper; Troy and Tony. who knew him. Chuck was a hard worker and a good provider for his fam- He is survived by his wife of 54 years, Harriet, of the home; parents, Thomas and Rittie Yates; two sisters, Louella Hud- dleston and Virginia Marcotte; four brothers, Earnest, Marion, ily. For more than 26 years, he drove a truck for the ACME his daughter Holly and husband William Belknap of Lindsay; Fence Co. He also drove for American Farm Lines for a time his granddaughter, Cristi Belknap of Lindsay, and his great- Roy and TC Yates and daughter-in-law, Linda Swafford. Marie leaves behind her son, Bill Swafford of Purcell; daugh- during the Vietnam War, transporting bombs cross country. grandson, Gunnar. Chuck loved being outdoors, and when he wasn’t working, Gary was preceded in death by his parents, Hershel and Grace ters, Aline Walker and husband, Duane, of Purcell and Gloria Lurry and husband, Oliver, of Seminole and Mary Hendrix you could find him fishing. He loved tending to his garden Smith, his sister, Ursula Pohl, and his brother, Lanny Smith. and working cattle, and he stayed active doing something. Graveside services were held Friday, April 21, 2017, at and husband, Orville, of Washington; 10 grandchildren; numerous great and great great grandchildren and a host of His greatest joy however was his grandchildren and great Green Hill Cemetery in Lindsay with Bro. Bill Love officiat- grandchildren, and he was known affectionately to them, as ing. Burial was under the direction of John W. Williams of other family and friends. Online condolences may be made at wilsonlittle.com. “Papa Truck.” After retiring, Chuck helped his son-in-law, Winans Funeral Home, Maysville. KD Arnold Trucking for a time. But the highway was calling Words of comfort may be sent to the family at www.wi- Wilson-Little Funeral Home • 127 S. Canadian • Purcell • 527-6543 him, and he and Pat returned to the road. Chuck was a good nansfuneralhome.com husband and father, grandfather, brother, uncle and friend. He will be dearly missed! He was preceded in death by his son, Troy Lairson; his par- ents, Silas and Maudie Lairson; twin sisters, Ruth and Ruby; Legal Publication sister, Wanda and brother, Red. No. 318-April 20-3 Times Case No. CJ-17-53 the interest of each, or any of you, McClain County Chuck leaves behind his wife, Pat Lairson of the home; daugh- IN THE DISTRICT COURT NOTICE BY PUBLICATION foreclosing your interest in and to District Court Clerk ter, Tina Arnold and husband, Kenny, of Wayne; son, Tony WITHIN AND FOR THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: the following described real prop- BY: /s/ Kathy Peterson MCCLAIN COUNTY Fieldstone Mortgage Company erty, situated in McClain County, (Seal) Lairson and wife, Peggy, of Norman; sisters, Betty Williams of STATE OF OKLAHOMA You, and each of you, are hereby State of Oklahoma, to-wit: Collin M. Hinds, OBA #17391 Shawnee, Sue McGehee of Lexington and Velma Vaught and Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance, notified that you have been sued The East 186.67 feet of the North Hinds Law Firm, PC husband, Jerry, of Lexington; sister-in-law, Vivian Lairson of Inc., by the Plaintiff above named, in 194.46 feet of the NE/4 NE/4 NW/4 1611 S. Denver Ave. Noble; 10 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren and a host Plaintiff, the above entitled Court, and of Section 26, Township 8 North, Tulsa, OK 74119 vs. you must answer the Petition of Range 3 West, McClain County, (918) 582-7472 of other family and friends. Gary L. Lile, Jr. aka Gary Lynn Lile the Plaintiff on file in the above Oklahoma [email protected] Online condolences may be made at wilsonlittle.com. and Kristie Lile aka Kristie Day styled and numbered cause on or WITNESS my hand and seal Attorney for Plaintiff O’Neal-Lile, et al., before the 10 day of June, 2017, or of said Court this 12 day of April, Wilson-Little Funeral Home • 127 S. Canadian • Purcell • 527-6543 Defendants. judgment will be rendered against 2017. THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, April 27, 2017-11A 89ER DAY CELEBRATION

Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Wagon defenders Across the river Two youngsters brandish what appear to be water pistols The Indian Territory Round-up Club from Purcell showed up at the 89er Day parade in Lexington with flags, rodeo royalty as their wagon rolls along the parade route at 89er Day in and sharp looking horses and uniforms. Lexington.

Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register 71 years Dogged if it wasn’t Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register And still purrs like a kitten. This 1946 pickup was one A dog seated beside its master seems to be driving this Surray with the fringe on top of several vehicles in the 89er Day parade Saturday at horse-drawn wagon in the 89er Day parade at Lexington. Too young still to ride a horse, a pint-size cowboy with the Lexington. But surely those are human hands on the reins. Indian Territory Round-up Club waves to spectators from his ride – a surray complete with fringe on top being pulled by a Haflinger. The group participated in Saturday’s parade for 89er Day in Lexington.

Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Armed celebrants Marching with pride Reenactors with Tri-State Gunfighers were back in The Pride of Lexington Bulldog Band lent their musical talents to the 89er Day parade in Lexington on Saturday. Lexington to celebrate 89er Day with lead and gunpowder.

Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Royal waves Rodeo queens rode with an area roundup club Saturday during the 89er Day parade in Lexington.

Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register Hoofing it Jeanne Grimes • The Purcell Register A mounted contingent led the covered wagons along the parade route Saturday at Mule team Lexington’s 89er Day Parade. An outrider accompanied this covered wagon in the 89er Day parade Saturday at Lexington. 12A-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, April 27, 2017

• Photo provided Making a Memmo’s memory • Photo provided A new eatery is open in Purcell. Owner Jeno Hashani prepares to cut the ribbon to officially Car clinician open Memmo’s Italian Restaurant at 327 S. Green Ave., on April 12. Joining him are several Bill Findley, owner of the Car Clinic LLC, cuts the ribbon April 18 to officially open the new representatives from the Heart of Oklahoma Chamber of Commerce, as well as family, friends business at 330 S. Green Ave. He was joined by family, friends and representatives from the and staff. Heart of Oklaoma Chamber of Commerce.

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John D. Montgomery • The Purcell Register Blessings be Bill Mounger uses oversize scissors to cut the ribbon in front of Blessings by Design, 125 Purcell Firefighters respond W. Main St., on Friday. Mounger and his wife, Chris, are co-owners of the new business with Purcell Firefighter Gage Christian was among those responding to a grassfire on the west side Nonie Humeston, shown left of Mounger. Representing the Heart of Oklahoma Chamber of of Interstate 35 at mile marker 91 last Wednesday afternoon. The blaze, which was a controlled Commerce are, from left, Mandy Davis, Jenny Hunter, Trevor Killblane, Michael Briganti, Billie burn that got out of control, was doused in 20 minutes. Briganti, Gayla Riddle, Raegan Knox and Roselyn McAlister.

From page 1A Water: 2805 N. 9TH, PURCELL engineer who does work for of 10 percent. In addition, Purcell has small dripping leaks that are water loss,” he said. “Water is 405-527-6484 the City of Purcell. “There are leaks in the sys- pumped less water from the hard to find. going to get precious and we PATRIOTFORD.COM Not only is water lost through tem, aged lines that need to be well field the last two years “The big ones are easy be- can’t lose that. Pre-Owned leaks, but also from fire hy- replaced,” Bunn said, adding which have been compara- cause the water surfaces. The “Everything’s a guess – and drants and normal flushing of Purcell’s distribution system tively wet years. small ones do not.” it makes me angry they don’t 2008 Ford F-250 XL the lines. covers roughly 100 square Sullivan said the Oklahoma None of which mollifies have a clue.” Reg Cab, V8 How much water is unac- miles. Department of Environmental Pollok when facing those Pollok recalled when he was counted? Even though he can’t say Quality considers any water numbers. Fifteen, 25 percent. told years ago that the city’s No one really knows. with certainty how many loss under 15 percent to be “If that was oil and gas, water loss was 25 percent. $11,495 City council member Mike gallons the city loses, Bunn acceptable. people would be screaming He had a meeting at his of- Pollok says he was told by said the city is better now at “The reason is that cities to high heaven,” Pollok said. fice with officials from the 2004 Chevy Ext. Cab previous city manager Eric accounting for the commodity. have miles and miles of line “Oil and gas people could Oklahoma Water Resources 1/2 Ton, V8, 2WD Johnson that the figure was “We used to not meter water and typically do not have one put this (distribution lines) in Board whose only reaction was 25 percent. use at city buildings and parks,” or two big leaks, but many and we would have 0 percent “that’s probably about right.” $7,995 Current city manager Dale he explained. “We now meter Bunn thinks that is too high, those and keep records. We’ve 2008 Chevy Silverado offering an estimate instead got a better handle on it.” From page 1A V8, Crew Cab, 4x4, LT, 84K Miles Accident: $19,995 From page 1A approximately four miles west bound on Bryant Avenue and bound 2013 Ford Edge driven of Purcell at the intersection of pulled onto the highway after by Jimmie Ridenour. 2012 Nissan Juke State Highway 39 and Bryant failing to yield from the stop The pickup came to rest on its Leather, Roof Grace: Avenue in front of the Union sign. right side in the church parking Doyle Johnson of Byars after temporary leave following Hill Baptist Church. As the pickup entered the lot after the collision while the $12,434 a vehicle chase. the lethal shooting. Fielder was driving a 2001 intersection, it was struck on Ford Edge spun around and Mashburn said Grace’s ac- H e h a s n o w b e e n Chevrolet 1500 pickup north- the passenger side by a west- landed near the parking lot. 2008 Volvo S80 tions were not inappropriate completely reinstated and is Lether, V6, 58K Miles, Nice! for the situation. back on the job, sheriff Don The nine-year veteran of Hewett told The Purcell From page 1A the department was on paid Register. $10,795 Prayer: 2011 Chevy Traverse Alliance will begin at 6 p.m. nation, the people can do noth- of America, evidenced by the Local Trade, V6, 3rd Row Seat at First Christian Church, 117 ing more important than pray, Continental Congress’ procla- APRIL SPECIAL! W. Washington. he added. mation in 1775 setting aside a $11,795 From there, participants Blankenship thanked resi- day of prayer. are asked to walk to locations dents in advance for making In 1952, Congress estab- 2013 Ford Edge Carolina Pig $ 00 designated as areas where they this spiritual discipline a per- lished an annual day of prayer V6, Auto, Clean are asked to focus their prayers. sonal priority and standing with and, in 1988, that law was Sandwich The prayerful tour stops the alliance as it encourages amended, designating the Na- Van’s Pulled Pork on a toasted bun, topped with a Sweet6 and Spicy include the McClain County others to incorporate prayer in tional Day of Prayer as the first Carolina Cole Slaw. Served with an order of Van’s Fresh Cut Curly Q Fries. $13,342 Courthouse, The Purcell their lives. Thursday in May. 2013 Chrysler 200 Register, Purcell City Hall, The Lord has graciously “As citizens and residents of Auto, A/C, PW & PL Veterans Memorial and Purcell anointed our efforts, empower- the United States and as believ- Junior High School. ing them to touch and change ers in Christ Jesus,we not only At each stop, prayers will many hearts and lives, the have a spiritual responsibility $8,961 address a specific focus – gov- minister continued. according to 1 Timothy 2:1-2 2009 Ford Grand Marquis ernment, the media, military, We look forward to seeing to pray, but a civic duty as well Doing churches, schools, police and His hand move across our land to heed our President’s call to Leather, 69K Miles Bar-B-Q fire departments. in exciting ways each May in stand in the gap for our nation,” right All the focus locations are response to our petitions, he the alliance states. “Who but $9,234 since 1930 within a short walk from the added. God’s people have the ability church. According to the Heartland to enter into the very throne 2009 Hyundai Sonata “We want our community to Ministerial Alliance, many room of Heaven with prayers GLS, PW & PL join us as we pray together for Christians aren’t aware they and petitions? our city and our great nation,” live in a nation that has a law This year’s theme is “For $6,750 said the Rev. Justin Blanken- in place requiring the President Your Great Name’s Sake! Hear 2234 N. Green, Purcell ship, a Ministerial Alliance proclaim a National Day of Us... Forgive Us...Heal Us!” 2015 Ford Escape member. Prayer each year on the first This is taken from Daniel 9:19, 4 Cyl, Auto, 30K Miles www.pigstands.com • (405) 703-3000 Blankenship is the organizer Thursday in May. which says, “O Lord, Listen! O Sunday – Thursday 11 AM - 9 PM • Friday & Saturday 11 AM - 10 PM of this year’s event. He is also In fact, the National Day of Lord, Forgive! O Lord, Hear pastor of Landmark Church. Prayer tradition predates the and Act! For Your Sake, O My $16,426 WE HAVE A DRIVE THRU! At this crucial time for the founding of the United States God...” The Purcell Register B Thursday • April 27, 2017 purcellregister.com Sports SECTION

Dragons hosting Lexington Hamilton, Nation District Tournament moved up to Wednesday afternoon John D. Montgomery named All-State The Purcell Register time to make it up. We’ll just moved up a day to Wednesday in the season opener and just move forward.” beginning at 4 p.m. The second recently pinned a 6-5 loss on Purcell Seniors gain Basketball Mother Nature was the Forward meant getting a game will follow at 7 p.m. with the Dragons. winner of the 29th Annual lot of different pitchers work the if necessary game set for “Jarod (Ennis) does a great Academic All-State accolades Heart of Oklahoma baseball in Monday night’s 14-10 loss today (Thursday). job,” Carriger said of his Purcell’s Dragons not bounds, 3.1 assists and tournament. Lexington counterpart. “His only excelled on the bas- 2.9 steals. Purcell was one of four area kids buy in. We out-hit them ketball court this season Nation averaged 14 teams to win their opener and We’ve got to capitalize when we get runners both games. We just left too but are shining in the points per game, 5.2 re- were excited about facing on base. It’s great if your entire lineup is hitting many men on base. They’ve classroom as well. bounds, 3.5 assists and Wayne in the semifinals. had good pitching and got Seniors Riley Hamilton 2.3 steals. But Oklahoma thunder- over .300 but if you don’t drive them in you timely hits against us. and Austin Nation have In the classroom, Hamil- storms prevailed and the can get beat. “We’ve got to capitalize both been named Class ton has a GPA of 4.22 while tournament had to be canceled. when we get runners on base. 3A Basketball Academic Nation carries a 4.17 GPA. “We’re disappointed be- — Robbie Carriger, head coach It’s great if your entire lineup All Staters. Both young men are in cause we love playing in it,” is hitting over .300 but if you Hamilton averaged 16.1 the Top Ten percent of the Purcell Head Coach Robbie at Ada and then setting their Lexington has defeated don’t drive them in you can points per game, 5.7 re- graduating class. Carriger said. “It just wasn’t sights on Lexington in the Purcell in their two meetings in the cards. It is what it is and District Tournament. this season. this time of year there is no The tournament has been The Bulldogs prevailed 7-3 Please see Dragons, page 2B

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Janet Moore • The Purcell Register Crash course school record Lexington junior Caden Jones slaps a tag on Purcell’s Ethan Wayland during the Bulldog’s 6-5 win over the Dragons while Jarrett Sweeney watches. In 400 meter dash John D. Montgomery The Purcell Register by Cicely Martin of 58.85,” Dillard said. Lexington eyes Purcell’s mile relay team Spain and Carly Busacco finished first in the Canadian both ran their best times in Valley Conference meet last the 100 meters. Spain covered District Tourney week at Pauls Valley. the 100 meters in 13.05 while Haylee Swayze set a new Busacco legged a 13.84. school record in the 400 meter “This is the time of year we Play in Purcell Wednesday at 4 p.m. dash with a 57.56 effort. need to start making a push John D. Montgomery Swayze also finished first in to really prepare for the Re- The Purcell Register arm of Seth Comer, who the 100 meter hurdles in 14.71. gional Meet coming up next tossed a complete game. The Conference Champion weekend,” Dillard confirmed. Coach Jarod Ennis’ Lex- Comer issued no walks, mile relay quartet was com- The Dragons competed at ington Bulldogs were to take struck out four, scattered prised of Alena Dunaway, Ardmore last Saturday with an 11-9 record into the Dis- seven hits and allowed two Masheli Lewis, Chelsea Spain Swayze winning both hurdle trict Tournament at Purcell earned runs. and Swayze. races. Wednesday. Broc Sukenis and Caden “I was very pleased with That was the last regular The first of the best two Jones led the 10-hit Bulldog several of our athletes that season meet with Regionals out of three begins at 4 p.m. attack. were able set new personal this Saturday at Madill. Wednesday with the second They both went 2-3 with records for the season,” head Conference Results: game set for 7 p.m. Sukenis knocking in a pair of coach Greg Dillard said. 100 m - Chelsea Spain, The if necessary game will RBIs. Jones ripped a double “Haylee Swayze set a new fourth, 13.05; Alena Dunaway, be today (Thursday). and had an RBI. school record in the 400 me- Lexington has beaten the Cam Webster, Greysen ters. Her 57.56 effort smashed Dragons in both regular sea- Griffith, Comer, Coleman the old school standard set Please see Record, page 4B son match ups, 7-3 to open Boatright, Garrett Woods and the season and 6-5 in their Hunter Findley all had a hit last meeting. in the contest. Had the Purcell Tourna- Janet Moore • The Purcell Register “It’ll be a tough match up for us,” Ennis said. “We’ve ment continued, Lexington Lex to McLoud Under the tag seen them a bunch this year.” would have faced Washing- Cam Webster slides under the Newcastle third baseman Lexington kicked off the ton in the semifinals. Face Sulphur in Regional Thursday during the Heart of Oklahoma Baseball Tournament. Heart of Oklahoma Tourna- Webster went on to score and the Bulldogs defeated the ment with a 5-3 victory over Tournament opener Racers 5-3. Newcastle riding the pitching Please see Bulldogs, page 4B John D. Montgomery The Purcell Register RBI and Webster had a pair. Lindsey Barber knocked in Lexington blanked Coman- two RBIs in a 1-3 effort. che and beat Lindsay twice to Rachel Beason went 1-2 win the District Tournament at at the plate and registered an Lexington April 19. RBI. Both Amanda Graddy The Lady Bulldogs run- and Konnor McDonald had ruled Comanche 12-0, treated multiple RBI outings without Janet Moore The Purcell Register Lindsay in much the same way getting a hit. in an 11-1 victory before shut- Graddy was 0-2 with an Pitching in ting out the Leopardettes 8-0 RBI while McDonald went the rain to sew up the crown. 0-3 with 3 RBIs. Lexington will travel to A home run in a 2-4 outing Jordan Kutz goes home McLoud for the Regional at the plate in the first game with the pitch amid the rain Tournament along with Mor- with Lindsay made Hinkle’s as Washington defeated ris, Sulphur and the host Lady bat twinkle with 5 RBIs. She Bridge Creek 2-1 in Redskins. had one in the second Lindsay the Heart of Oklahoma Lexington is scheduled to victory giving her seven for Baseball Tournament on play Sulphur at 2:15 today the tournament. Thursday. Kutz struck out (Thursday) weather permit- Hannah Robbins, McDon- eight and gave up four ting. ald and Barber all had two hits in the win. See related In the Comanche victory story on 2B Tiffani Hinkle and Bri Webster were both 2-2. Hinkle had one Please see Regional, page 4B 2B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, April 27, 2017 Wayne hosting Healdton District playoffs start at 2 p.m. today (Thursday) EmilyMontgomery The Purcell Register

District playoffs officially get underway when Wayne hosts Healdton today (Thursday) at 2:00 and 4:30 p.m. The if- necessary game is Friday at 1:00 p.m. “They should be a solid team. We’ll have to have our best games to move on,” said head coach Brad Lucas. Mother Nature got in the way of the Heart of Oklahoma tounament last week, raining out all but four games. But, the Wayne Bulldogs Janet Moore • The Purcell Register were able to snag a 6-5 victory Dirty job over Pauls Valley before the Robbie Carriger and members of the Purcell baseball program attempt to cover the weather took over. field as wet weather approaches. The Heart of Oklahoma Baseball Tournament was The Bulldogs were held shortened due to rain. scoreless through three innings. In the bottom of the fourth, Brock Walck led off with a hit by pitch, then stole second. Rodney Gray had an RBI single to score Walck and put the Warriors waiting on Regionals Bulldogs on the board. Gray then stole home and the After Star Spencer forfeits Districts score was knotted at two-all. The Panthers scored two JohnDennyMontgomery more in the fifth and, again, it The Purcell Register little longer after Star Spencer He was able to get a game was time for a Bulldog rally. forfeited Districts to the War- scheduled against Lawton Ike Fayte Givens led off with a The Washington Warriors riors. for Friday at 3 p.m. double. Braden Smith socked baseball team picked up three Blackburn said Star Spen- “They’re doing us a favor a double to score Givens. Mad- wins as they get set for the State cer isn’t associated with the and helping us out by playing den was up to the plate next. Playoffs. Oklahoma Secondary Schools us,” he said. He had a fielder’s choice RBI, They defeated Latta 6-5, Athletic Association in baseball Latta scoring Smith to once again tie Bridge Creek 2-1 and Wayne and decided to forfeit. In the Latta game Chaz Orr the score. 13-2. In the meantime Blackburn went the distance on the mound, Pauls Valley scored one in the Head coach Nick Blackburn has been trying to schedule a throwing a complete game with sixth to take back the lead, 5-4. said his team is ready for the couple games to keep his team six strikeouts. The Panthers were held playoffs. sharp. Orr also had three RBIs in Janet Moore • The Purcell Register scoreless in the top of the “They’ve been looking for- “I don’t want to go with no the game. Fire it in seventh, leaving the door open ward to Districts and Region- games for nine days,” he said. Brandon Reese went 2-3 with for Wayne. als,” he said. “We’re scrambling to find two RBIs of his own. Wayne senior Braden Smith throws a ball to first base from Smith leads off for the Bull- The team will have to wait a games.” Bridge Creek short stop for an out against Pauls Valley during the Heart of In a rain-shortened Heart of Oklahoma Baseball Tournament Thursday. Wayne defeated Oklahoma Tournament last the Panthers 6-5. Please see Wayne, page 4B Thursday, Washington defeated Bridge Creek 2-1 in their only game of the tourney. Brandon Reese registered the team’s only RBI and Logan Fox scored both runs in the win, plus Did you like that photo? two stolen bases. Washington racked up nine hits but left nine runners stranded on base. Jordan Kutz got the win and had eight strikeouts. Wayne Washington pounded Wayne 13-2 Monday evening. Harrison Keeler had four RBIs and two walks. Orr had three RBIs himself. Wayne took the early lead, scoring both of their runs in the first inning. But Washington got rolling and scored three runs in the second and five each in the third and fourth. “We had a couple errors but one was a ball that got in between two guys and one bounced funny off the lip of the infield,” Blackburn said. “Not to make excuses but they weren’t mental.” Washington will await their Regional assignment. Janet Moore • The Purcell Register “I like the way we’re play- Bat on ball ing and I’m looking forward to Regionals,” Blackburn said. Chaz Orr singles during Washington’s 2-1 win over Bridge Creek Washington is 17-5 and in the Heart of Oklahoma Baseball Tournament at Purcell. Orr ranked No. 8 in Class 3A. was 1-2 from the plate. Color prints of photos shot by Purcell From page 1B Dragons: Register photographers are easy to obtain! get beat,” Carriger said. in,” Carriger said. “We were led the way with two hits each. “Plus, Lexington hasn’t seen trying to put the tarp down but it Webb was 2-2 with three Ethan (Wayland) or (Jarrett) was so windy that cinder blocks RBIs while Collateta got his Just stop by Sweeney or our closer so it were being tossed through the two RBIs in a 2-3 performance could be a little different game. air. The tarp came up and lifted at the plate. Cauy Hollis ripped We should have some spark. me into the air.” a two run double. Wayland and today and It’s the playoffs and we’re Waylon Steiner got the pitch- Fernando Auz both added a hit. $ $ playing Lex so we shouldn’t ing victory against the Racers “It was a good day of base- need any motivation. throwing three innings before ball,” Carriger said. “We’re just

order your 5x7 a For an 8x10 For “We expect it to be a good turning the rock over to Brett getting ready for Districts.” favorite photo. competitive series. We should Webb for the remainder of the Purcell is 14-8 heading into 5 10 have good crowd. It should be game. the District Tournament. a lot of fun,” Carriger said. “Steiner didn’t have his best Purcell used almost every The Dragons stymied Little stuff but the thing about Steiner pitcher in their loss to Ada. The Axe in the first round of the is he stays around the zone. “We were going to let each Heart of Oklahoma Tourna- He may be our best at that. He pitcher pitch an inning just to Purcell Register ment and were looking forward doesn’t give bases away (on get loose,” Carriger said. to a match with the Wayne walks) and usually has good Collateta took the pitching Bulldogs in the semifinals run support.” loss but was a shiny penny on that never happened due to Eight of the nine players offense. 225 W. Main, Purcell • (405) 527-2126 the weather. Purcell sent to the plate got at The senior stud went 5-5 at “We started the first game on least one hit. the plate with a home run, a Friday but then the rain came Webb and Dylan Collateta double and six runs batted in. THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, April 27, 2017-3B Good Luck at Regional Tournament Lexington Purcell Lady Bulldogs Boys Golf Hunter Askew, vs. Sulphur at McLoud Washington Lady Warriors Jake Berrey Thursday at 2:15 PM vs. Davis at Mangum • Thursday at 2:15 PM & Trey Lesher at District Tournament Purcell Lexington Wayne Dragons Bulldogs Bulldogs vs. Lexington vs. Purcell vs. Healdton Wednesday at 4 PM Wednesday at 4 PM Thursday at 2:30 PM Congratulations Washington Purcell Girls Golf Warriors On qualifying for the DISTRICT State Golf Tournament CHAMPIONS! May 3-4

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From page 1B Regional: hits in the first Lindsay win. Robbins and Barber both had two RBIs while McDonald registered one. Graddy also had an RBI in a 1-3 hitting performance. In the finale, Barber and Anna Sample were both 3-3 Janet Moore • The Purcell Register with an RBI. Soft Hinkle went 3-4 and Jacie Jones was 1-3 with 3 RBIs. Christian Lindsey delivers the pitch for the Purcell. The Dragons’ season ended with a 15-5 Lexington took a 19-11 sea- John Denny Montgomery • The Purcell Register loss to Byng last Thursday. son record into the Regional. Eyeing it From page 1B ShaeBug Scarberry chips Tuesday during the Regional golf tournament at Brent Bruehl Memorial Golf Course. Wayne:

dogs with a single. Jace Elliott, From page 1B up next, takes first on a walk. Thanks to an RBI double, Smith Record: scores the tying run. 13.78; Carly Busacco, 13.84. Ardmore results: Bases were loaded thanks to 200 - Busacco, 29.28. 100 m - Katelyn Carwile, a free base on balls for Walck. 400 - Haylee Swayze, first, 13.70; Dunaway, 13.90; Busac- Gray had a walk-off base hit 57.56*, Savannah Ibarra, co, 14.15. to score Elliott for the win. 1:06.4; Angela Resendiz, 200 m - Spain, 27.21, fifth; In a back and forth battle, 1:19.8. Busacco, 28.92. Madden threw a complete 800 - Resendiz, 3:13.1. 400 m - Ibarra, 1:05.7; Re- game, allowing five runs on 100 h - Swayze, first, 14.71. sendiz, 1:19.2. 11 hits and fanning 11 batters. Long jump - Dunaway, 800 m - Resendiz, 3:14.3. “We played well. The guys fourth,14’7 1/2”. 100 h - Swayze, first, 15.07. never let up and our sticks came Shot - Daytin Christian, 300h - Swayze, first, 46.12. around when they had to. Zach 29’7”; Sklyer Love, 27’6”; Shot - Williams, 29’5”; gave us a great opportunity to Makayla Williams, 26’6”. Christian, 30’1’; Love, 25’6”. win the game.” Lucas said. Discus - Williams, 74’3”; Discus - Williams 84’5”; Monday night, the Bulldogs Love, 64’1”. Love, 54’3”. Janet Moore • The Purcell Register hosted Washington and fell to 400 relay - Purcell, third, Long jump - Dunaway the Warriors 13-2. 51.31 (Spain, Lewis, Ibarra, 14’4”. Hug the line “Washington hit the ball Swayze). 400 relay - Purcell, 53.54 Cooper Chick watches a sacrifice bunt go down the first base line during Wayne’s 6-5 win over well and put pressure on our 800 relay - Purcell, second, (Spain, Lewis, Ibarra, Carwile). Pauls Valley in their lone game during the Heart of Oklahoma Baseball Tournament. defense,” Lucas said. 1:51.7 (Spain, Ibarra, Lewis, 800 relay - Purcell, fourth, Swayze). 1:49.98 (Spain, Lewis, Ibarra, 1600 relay - Purcell, first, Swayze). 4:12.6 (Dunaway, Lewis, 1600 relay - Purcell, second, Spain, Swayze). 4:12.02 (Dunaway, Lewis, (*New School Record) Spain, Swayze). The Purcell Register Lady Bulldogs out Losses to Ringling eliminates Wayne EmilyMontgomery The Purcell Register Hunt, Hannah Wissinger and Business Board Raegan Dill each added a The Wayne Lady Bulldogs couple. fell to Ringling two times to be With one loss each, Wayne knocked out of the playoffs in and Ringling were in for round the District tournament. three, winner takes all. Coach Scott Brewer’s girls The Lady Blue Devils had took out ECP 8-0 in their first the better outing and came out game of the tournament to play on top, 9-4. their way through the winner’s “Our bats were dead and we bracket. left 13 runners on base. You Farm • Home • auto • LiFe Next up were the Ringling just can’t expect to win that Roofing Lady Blue Devils. Scoring way,” Brewer said. Bill Johnson nine runs in the first inning, Earlier in the week, the Lady Wayne came out hot and Bulldogs were on the road for a never looked back in the 16-3 festival with Cement and Cyril. Delbert Taber, Agent Tear Off & New Construction lopsided win. Wayne notched a 12-1 vic- Fully insured “This was a good win for tory over Cement and fell 11-1 Free estimates 405-527-7553 • 322 W. Washington • Purcell Okla. license #0519 405-872-9499 us. We had a big first inning to Cyril. 20 years local experience and were hitting the ball well,” Cristal Bennett had four hits Brewer said. through the two game festival. Peyton Spencer led the team The Wayne Lady Bulldogs at the plate, going 2-2. She finished the season with a 19- cranked the bat for two home 10 record, ranked in the top runs also. Maddison Hunt’s bat ten all season. Criswell’s was on fire too, going 3-3 and “Overall the girls played Commercial Printing adding a homerun too. well this season. I don’t think Business Cards • Letterheads Wayne and Ringling faced anyone expected us to win that Service• Tires Wedding Invitations • Full Service Fuel off again in game three where many games and I’m proud of • Minor Repairs Envelopes • Statements Jimmy Criswell • Oil Changes the Lady Bulldogs were on the the way they played,” Brewer • U-Haul Rentals Faxing • Copies & Brandon Criswell • Batteries short end, falling 5-4. said. Arnold Installs Mufflers The “We didn’t hit the ball well Lost to graduation are se- Purcell Register Hours: Monday thru Friday 7:30 AM to 5 PM • Saturday 7:30 AM to 12 Noon • Closed Sunday and when we did hit it, it was niors Spencer, Bennett, Paige 129 S. Green Ave. • Purcell • 405-527-0805 right to them. Our defense was Hunt, Gracie Dill and Kaylan 527-2126 good, but we couldn’t get the Doshier. hits we needed and left 11 run- According to Brewer the ners stranded,” Brewer said. seniors have been an asset to Bailey Kennedy had three the softball program and will hits in the loss while Paige be missed. THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, April 27, 2017-5B Washington to Mangum Warriors on the road for Regionals JohnDennyMontgomery The Purcell Register win over CCS. The second game didn’t go ton was again triumphant with a “It went well,” head coach Jace quite as smoothly as the first. 9-0 win. After a tough District tourna- Brewer said. “We had a lack of focus and “We hit three home runs in the ment Washington advanced “We swung it well.” effort and it cost us,” Brewer said first inning and it silenced them to the Regional tournament in In the second game - the start of his team’s 9-5 loss to Konawa. early,” Brewer said. Mangum and face Davis today of a best-of-three showdown - “Early defensive mistakes “That’s the capability we (Thursday) at 2:15. Washington beat Konawa 18-3. gave them extra bases and extra have.” In the first game of Districts “We hit the ball well,” he said. outs,” he said. Brewer said he knew the Dis- Washington cruised to a 17-0 “It was a decisive victory.” In the rubber match Washing- trict tournament was going to be difficult and he said the Regional will be tough as well. In Washington’s previous match up with Davis they came away with a 16-1 win, according to the coach. “Our destiny is in our own hands,” he said. “Two wins and we’re in (at State).” John Denny Montgomery • The Purcell Register Moore Regional bound Washington lost a 11-10 final to Moore Monday night in a back Hunter Askew shot 101 at Lake Murray Golf Course on Monday and forth battle. to qualify for the Regional golf tournament. Washington got them down 4-0 early but Moore came storm- ing back. Washington struck again in the fourth inning when they scored five runs. But Washington was unable to close out the game and left the John Denny Montgomery • The Purcell Register tying and winning runs on third and first respectively when the Holding down second game ended. Aly Clemence enjoys the view from second base. Washington travels to Mangum Thursday “We had them where we to play Davis at 2:15 p.m. in the Regional slow-pitch softball tournament. wanted them,” Brewer said.

Don’t miss any news in the John Denny Montgomery • The Purcell Register Qualifier Trey Lesher shot 105 at Lake Murray Golf Course Monday to qualify for the Regional golf tournament. of Oklahoma! 00 Girl golfers $30 state bound McClain, Cleveland & Three boys qualify for Regionals Garvin Counties JohnDennyMontgomery The Purcell Register The Purcell boys golf team competed in the Regional The Purcell girls are headed Qualifying Tournament at to a familiar place after Tues- Lake Murray Golf Course on day’s round at Brent Bruehl Monday where three Dragons Memorial Golf Course. qualified for the Regional 00 They’re going back to State. Tournament May 1. Led by Jade McCurdy’s third Jake Berrey - 97, Hunter place finish and the 79 on her Askew - 101 and Trey Lesher $42 scorecard, the Dragons shot - 105 qualified as individual 366 as a team. players for Regionals. They were just behind Re- Sam Quick shot 112 and Titus Other Oklahoma gional winner Marlow, who Pruitt carded 122. shot 362. As a team Purcell shot 415. Counties ShaeBug Scarberry, back The boys team also competed from injury after breaking a in the Conference Tournament bone in her hand just weeks Thursday at Brent Bruehl Me- ago, shot 83. morial Golf Course. Caitlynn Land posted 96, Trey Lesher led Purcell’s Lexi Longley carded 108 and scoring, shooting an 87, Jake 00 Alicia Baker shot 112. Berrey shot 94 and Sam Quick The State tournament will was a shot behind posting 95. be played in Tahlequah at Hunter Askew shot 102 and $58 Cherokee Springs Golf Course Titus Pruitt shot 115. May 3-4. As a team the Dragons shot Out Of State Boys 378. The Purcell Register P. O. Box 191 • Purcell, OK 73080

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Each of us responds different- followed him to the end. They figure. Now the story is about Westside ly to a tragedy. When something were alone with him at the foot the risen Christ that dwells terrible happens, we respond in of the cross. within you and me. Now the Church of Christ Hwy 39, 5mi. west of Purcell our own way – it is the only way We sometimes forget that story is my story and your 401 W. Broadway 405.527.3957 - [email protected] Sundays we know how. God is writing a story in each story and the story of Jerry and 715 W. Harrison, Purcell Lexington Age Group Bible Study 9:45 am For a year, I worked as a of our lives. God is writing the Kathy and everyone else who Sunday Morning - 10 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 am chaplain at Children’s Medical story of Todd and of Jerry and believes in him. As the funeral Revival Service - 11 a.m. Community Outreach 4:30 pm Sunday Morning 10:30 am Age Group Bible Study 5:30 pm Center in Dallas. I worked on the Kathy and Vivian. 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N. of Purcell on I-35 Connecting People With God and One Another leave each other in divorce. will breathe one last breath. And On Easter Sunday night – when Pastor Wayne Brown Team Kids • The Way (Youth) But at other times it made the then we die. We just die. What all the disciples were huddled in marriage stronger. Each person a bummer! fear, just like in a storm shelter 9:45a.m ...... Sunday School Upward • Senior Activities 11:00a.m ...... Worship Service Sunday School 9:45 responded differently to the Unless…unless…. What if – waiting for the storm – Jesus 6:30p.m ...... Sunday Evening Morning Worship 8:30 • 10:45 • Evening 6:00 tragedy. this life is just the first chapter walked in among them and said 6:30p.m ...... Wednesday Rusty Canoy One mother blamed herself of the story that God is writing “I have good news for you. Your Pastor 527-6758 for the cancer. Another mother with our life? What if this life life here is only the beginning. 527-7155 • 447-9709 800 E. BROADWAY • LEXINGTON blamed God and became bitter. is simply a glimpse of things Your life here is the chance to One father was very quiet and to come in the eternal life seek God, to know him and to Memorial Calvary couldn’t speak. Another father with God. The Catechism of love him, so that you might live Assembly of God was always optimistic and grate- the Catholic Church says this: the life eternal, the same life that Holiness Church ful even for the few precious “Faith makes us taste in advance I am now living with the Father.” 7th & Monroe, Purcell Pastor David Bittle days that he had left with his the light of the beatific vision, That truly is the gospel. That truly Pastor Duane Elmore 403 N. 4th, Purcell child. Some marriages became the goal of our journey here is “good news.” sunday school 9:45 a.m. 9:45 a.m. Sunday School stronger. Some marriages did not below.” [CCC, #163] Our big Cinco de Mayo festi- Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Pastor: Justin Blankenship endure the trial, even if the child Often when I am driving in val will be held on Sunday, May Evening services 6:00 p.m. 10:50 a.m. Morning Worship 1106 W. Grant • Purcell • 527-3342 6:00 p.m. Sunday Night was healed and returned home. the car alone – in silence – I 7, from 12-4 p.m. All are invited Wed. Night services 7:00 p.m. Sunday School...... 9:45 a.m. We invite You to Worship With us. 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Night The disciples each responded remember one of the beautiful to enjoy delicious foods, games Sunday Worship ...... 10:45 a.m. differently to the tragedy of Je- events in my life. I remember for the children, and fun for the Sunday Night ...... 6:00 p.m. Independent Pentecostal 527-2769 Wednesday ...... 7:00 p.m. Holiness Church sus’ death. 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We want to welcome all to the ing immediate chaos through- it. It weighs on her mind, and Our Lady of Victory Trinity United Purcell’s First Baptist “front porch.” For this week, we out the restaurant. No one is that tugging at her heart leads 4th & Main 405-527-3327 want to visit with you about ... able to dislodge the food from her to investigate this “Jesus” Catholic Church Methodist Church www.fbcpurcell.org “A Case for Faith.” the child’s throat, and she likely thing further, ultimately forcing The amazing light of Lee would have died right there … Lee to as well. While Leslie is CORNER OF THIRD & JEFFERSON Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Come worship with us! Morning Worship: 10:30 a.m. Strobel – the one-time atheist except … by “chance” a nurse truly looking for something to Saturday - 5 pm (English) 10:15 a.m. & 6 pm Sundays 6 p.m. Wednesdays turned believer – is now shining happens to be at the restaurant anchor her life to, Lee is look- Sunday - 11 am (English) Rev. 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It months looking to prove the 153 W. Center Road Lee’s wife and young daughter was Jesus.” fallacy of this resurrection Goldsby, OK 73093 are eating in a restaurant when That night when Lee and notion – Lee asks his editor if 2223 N. 9th, Purcell, OK 73080 the little girl gets choked, caus- Leslie put the little girl to bed, he can write an article on his 288-2514 Pastor Dennis Clark Church of the girl asks her mom and dad findings. Of course, his editor Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. 527-6808 innocently: “Who’s Jesus?” knows the nature of the thesis Worship - 10:45 a.m. Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Christ Evening - 6:00 p.m. EASTSIDE Leslie looks hopelessly to her and declines. Wednesday Evening - 6:30 p.m. Morning Worship: 10:50 a.m. Purcell, oK rational journalist husband for That night at home, as Lee Evening Worship: 5:00 p.m. Sunday 10:30 & 1:30 church of christ the answer, which he provides laments that lost opportunity, Steve Roach, Pastor Wednesday Bible Study: 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Evening 6:30 “preaching first century freely: Leslie says non-assumingly: christianity in the twenty- “Oh,” he said, “we don’t be- “Well, then, write a book.” first century” lieve in Jesus. We’re athiests.” Since that casual “write a Fountains With that, they kiss the book” suggestion, Lee Strobel N.E. 4th and Ash 6-year-old good night, as the has written twenty “apologetic” of Faith Lexington, OK little girl says, “I guess I will books, including the one that Affiliated with Independent Assemblies be an atheist, too.” bears the name of the movie, Pastors Neal & Sandra Hector 527-3131 Theaters across the country The Case for Christ, and also 122 S. 6th Street • Purcell, OK 73080 sunday services cannot help but to gasp – col- his powerful A Case for Faith. 405-740-5163 • 405-740-1978 Bible study- 9:30 am lectively – at that moment. We find a hint of greatness in Sunday Worship 10:30 am Morning worship- 10:30 am But while Lee Strobel is con- this journey. Sunday Evening 6:00 pm tent to chalk up the powerful Wednesday 7:00 pm evening worship- 6:00 pm wednesday Bible study- 7:00 pm event of that day to “chance,” Leslie cannot quite get over Please see Westside, page 7B LPXLP THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, April 27, 2017-7B From page 6B Washington School Title VII meeting Westside: AngieSteele The topic of faith probably the truth of those accounts man’s mental capacities. So, Washington Correspondent has never been timelier than through faith. as a result, he believed that it is right now. The Sunday No, we do not accept them heaven must be real. Washington Schools will we call “Easter” is just a few blindly but, rather, because My first thought at hearing hold a Title VII meeting on days in our rear-view mirrors, there is overwhelming evi- that story was this: Wait a Monday, May 1, at 3 p.m. in the world’s stage is filled with dence that those accounts are minute! We do not have to get the mid-level library. more uncertainly than it has true. Four men – evangelists – a “free trip” to heaven for us The meeting is designed seen in a good half a century, tell the story of a risen Savior in to believe. Faith is knowing to provide parents of Indian and men and women seem to beautiful harmonizing detail, without seeing – not knowing students and the community be searching for something and we find the evidence is because we’ve seen! an opportunity to understand real to anchor their lives onto. not only compelling but also Certainly, we are glad that Title VII grants and offer rec- But for most of us, we do convicting. the gentleman now believes. ommendations in the formula not need to investigate the The world, I think, largely But are we not more impressed grant program. resurrection of Jesus – as does has missed the true meaning of when a man takes the inspired Contact the administrative Mr. Strobel –by interviewing this thing we call faith: Faith, book in his hands, examines office at 288-6190 for more medical doctors or psycholo- you see, does not mean that we its great message continually information. gists. We simply go where we cannot know. It simply means and passionately, then comes FBC Washington Falls can find the greatest evidence that we cannot see. to this one inescapable conclu- Creek Children’s Camp for faith. Once we arrive there Some time ago my Texas sion: I believe! FBC Washington Falls Creek and spend time in that place, friend Tonda Miller sent me Faith, you see, is not the Children’s Camp will be held we accept its truth without a video of a neurosurgeon guessing, the assumption, the May 28-31. Sign-ups are due by hesitation. A far greater writer who had a seizure and almost theory, the possibility of things May 10. Cost is $75 per student. and “journalist” even than Mr. died. He says that, during the not seen. Faith is the “evidence Students who have com- Strobel says, “Faith is the as- seizure, he actually went up to of things not seen.” Faith is pleted fourth, fifth and sixth surance of things hoped for, the heaven and saw all of its beau- evidence! grade are eligible to go. Angie Steele • The Purcell Register evidence of things not seen.” ties. As he speaks – certainly So, today, we – along with The First Meeting will be Veteran recognized We do not have to travel the looking and sounding authori- all the Strobels of the world Wednesday, May 17, at 7:30 Annamae Hicks was recognized on April 6, 2017 for her late country at all to find these great tative with his white jacket and – take our place firmly and p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. husband’s service in World War II. Ray D. Hicks served during truths. We take the little book apocalyptic story – he holds in confidently in that one arena Contact Kelly Hager or the the 1940s and Dale K. Graham Veterans Foundation is helping we call the Bible – particularly his hand a model of the brain. in this world that makes logi- church office for more details. her file for Surviving Spouse benefits. those first four amazing books The doctor explains that his cal and spiritual sense. We call Washington School Events of the New Testament – and experience had to have been that arena “faith.” May 17—Last day of school. we read the gripping account outside the cortex of the brain, steven.bowen@redoakisd. Elementary Events: Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m. Josh Hinkle (Past President), of a risen Savior, accepting that it was something beyond org May 1—Kindergarten Track Upcoming Events Shelli Ribaudo, Darla Jack- & Field Day. Dr. Lori Basey—She will son, and David Poarch. Please May 2-3—Elementary Track be here on April 30 at 10:45 give these community leaders & Field Days. a.m. to talk about her ministry, your appreciation for being an First Christian Church May 5—Kindergarten to No Borders International. Her important part of what we do. By Rev. Bill Crawford Tiger Safari. ministry works to stop human The past week has been very May 11—Third grade to trafficking. We will be taking busy for our volunteers. There I have a school day’s recollec- our closest associates. is no longer I who live, but Omniplex. up a love offering. were more than 220 veterans tion of a girl in our junior high Frequently we are known it is Christ who lives in me” May 17—Kindergarten How Can I Know Bible and surviving spouses assisted class who brought a chameleon by the friends we keep. These (Galatians 2:20 NRSV). Graduation, 9:30 a.m. in the Study, Sunday, 5 p.m. with their VA claims and ques- to science class. Everyone was associations and friendships do Paul took on the colors of gym. Mother’s Day Luncheon— tions. As much as I regret it, we fascinated with the small liz- much to determine our impor- love, truth, purity, goodness, End of Year Award As- Saturday, May 6, at 11 a.m. in were not able to accommodate ard’s ability to change its color. tant life decisions. and beauty. semblies the Fellowship Hall. Bring a some of those who arrived after However, contrary to popu- Paul had a very positive ap- Paul maintained when a May 12—Senior Breakfast salad and the recipe to share. 8:30 a.m. We did accept every- lar belief, the chameleon does proach to life, not only because person receives the spirit of at Sooner Legends, 8:30 a.m. Contact Casey Wilson for one who had traveled from out not change its color simply to of what he believed in, but Christ into his life, his whole May 15—Middle School, details. of our local area and those who match its background. Rather, it because of who he believed in outlook changes to the radiant 9 a.m. Men’s Breakfast, Saturday, needed assistance that day due changes color when it is fright- and associated himself with. attitudes found in the Christian May 15—High School, May 6, 7:30 a.m. to their disabilities. ened, under stress, or because So focused was Paul in his experience. 10:30 a.m. Baccalaureate, Sunday, May We start working each of of light, temperature and other desire to proclaim the Christ This is a sample sermon, and May 16—Elementary first- 7, at 6:30 p.m. There will be those days at 5:30 in the morn- environmental changes. as the answer to all problems, you are welcome to worship third, 9 a.m.; 4ht-5th, 12:30 no regular Sunday evening ing and are usually winding up I have long believed a per- he in a very real sense lived, with us any Sunday morning p.m. services. by noon each day. I have never son’s life is determined to a traveled, and associated with at 10:45 a.m. First Baptist Church of Children’s Camp—May 28- seen so many veterans and sur- large degree by associations. Christ to the extent he could First Christian Church Cole 31. Sign-ups are due by May viving spouses who are living We tend to take on the colors say, “For to me to live is Christ,” is located at 117 W. Washington Church schedule: Sunday 10. Cost is $75 per student. below the poverty level. I’m of those around us, particularly (Philippians 1:21 RSV) or “It in Purcell. School at 9:30 a.m. and worship Students who have completed of the opinion that something at 10:45 a.m. Sunday evening fourth, fifth and sixth grade are must be done to keep people Bible Study at 6 p.m. eligible to go. The first meeting in their homes and out of the Wednesday evening activi- will be Wednesday, May 17, at homeless shelters. Johnson Road Baptist Church ties for all ages at 7 p.m. The 7:30 p.m. in the fellowship hall. Each week our cost to aid church website is www.fbcole. Contract Kelly Hager or the veterans for medical testing, The past few days of clouds, speech and hearing. The crip- Jimmy and her children. org. church ofice for more details. food items, gift cards, trans- dampness and chilly weather pled man wanted to walk. The Sermon title for this Sunday The church is located in Cole Falls Creek 100th Anniver- portation and utilities, along has hampered our spirits. A bit mother wanted blessings for is “Sacrificial Peace.” on SH 74 B between Washing- sary Celebration - Night of with a host of other needs, is of sun and a stroll in the flowers, her child. The father wanted The current Bible study on ton and Blanchard. Praise—Saturday, September averaging $5,000. We have garden and grass will certainly healing for his epileptic son. Wednesday evening is the 20th For more information, send 2, from 6:30-9:30 p.m. Tickets had to reduce the amount we revive our enthusiasm for life. What do you want from the chapter of the Gospel of Luke. an email to the website or call are required. Homecoming provide for rent due to the many Special music was provided Lord? You should want to be the Sunday School begins at (405) 485-3377. Service is Sunday, September 3, requests that are made. Last by the children and by Herb best person you can possibly be. 9:45 a.m. Washington United Meth- from 6- 8 p.m. Free open event. week we did help an evicted Weidman and Patrick Brown. You should want the best in life Morning worship begins at odist Church For more information visit the veteran and his family pay for Patrick Brown has recovered for your entire family tree. You 11 a.m. We are a friendly, Bible website at fallscreek.org/100. temporary shelter to help keep from his recent ankle replace- should want the best for all the This Sunday we will resume based church where everyone Connect with us at their children with them. ment surgery. He will return this peoples of the world. If you ask our Sunday meals following is welcome. Our Sunday wor- [email protected], Since we do not have the week to Bullhead City, Ariz., God for the best, he is ready to morning worship service. ship service begins at 11 a.m. 288-6060, Facebook: FBC finances to help everyone, it where he serves as a nurse for give much more than you ask. The 26th Annual Carnie You can call us at 288- Washington, Twitter @FBC- is very difficult to decide who patients undergoing dialysis The words first printed in Barnes Fish Fry will be held 1775, find us online at wash- WashingtonOK. needs assistance the most. We therapy. 1907 in “Folk Songs of the on Father’s Day, Sunday, June ingtonumc.net or on Facebook Dale K. Graham Veteran’s have a list of providers in our Scripture passage for Sunday African Negro” should inspire 18, at 5 p.m. Mike Cagle, again under Washington United Foundation community who may be able to morning was taken from 2 every Christian. this year, will manage the event, Methodist Church, Oklahoma. Dale K. Graham Veteran’s help with assistance for food, Chronicles 1:7-12. God ap- “Lord, I want to be a Chris- secure the catfish, enlist his Union Hill Baptist Church Foundation is not affiliated housing, and other items. peared in the night and asked tian, in my heart. Lord, I want helpers and prepare the meal. Sundays—Age Group Bible with any other organization. For those of you who would Solomon what gift he wanted to be more loving, in my heart. Our youth will be attending studies, 9:45 a.m. and 5:30 Our services are only provided like to be a part of what we do to receive. Lord, I want to be more holy, Falls Creek Monday through p.m.; Children’s Church, 11 at Faith Pointe Baptist Church, we are a 501(c)(3) non-profit King Solomon made a good in my heart. Lord, I want to be Saturday, July 24-29. a.m.; Worship, 11 a.m. and 3404 NW 36th, in Norman. where your donation is going to decision in asking for wisdom more like Jesus, in my heart.” 6:30 p.m. To schedule a visit for Tues- be used to make a difference in No. 309-April 20-2 Times to lead God’s people. God Whether a slave in a cotton Wednesdays—Evening days, please contact Helen at the lives of the men and women rewarded Solomon’s unselfish patch, or a commoner in Okla- IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF MCCLAIN COUNTY meal, 5:30 p.m.; Age Group 405-550-8806 Ext. 102.We are who have served our country. request and included wealth, homa, you should ask God for STATE OF OKLAHOMA Bible Studies, 6:30 p.m. at the church each Thursday One thing about us is that most possessions and honor. the best in life. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Monthly Schedule—Retired/ OF JOHN E. MCCARTER, morning at 7 a.m. Please arrive of the men and women we help There is nothing wrong and We want to express our sym- Senior Lunch, 4th Tuesday at by 9 a.m. get their VA benefits are going everything right in wanting the pathy to the Hopper Family in Deceased. Case No. PB-17-21 Noon; Men’s Breakfast, 1st Annamae Hicks was recog- to be living better. good things in life. The blind the passing of their mother and NOTICE TO CREDITORS Saturday of each month, 7 a.m. nized on April 6 for her late Last week I received a call man wanted eyesight. The grandmother, Marie. Marie was To the Creditors of John E. First Baptist Church husband’s service in World from a veteran and his wife dumb and deaf man wanted such a good Christian wife to McCarter, Deceased: All creditors having claims Washington War II. Ray D. Hicks served from Atoka who had recently against John E. McCarter, Weekly Worship Service during the 1940s and we are been awarded a 100 percent Deceased, are required to present Times: helping her file for Surviving rating for his injuries that oc- the same with a description of all security interests and other col- Sunday—10:45 a.m. and 6 Spouse benefits. We appreci- curred in Vietnam. They said Memorial Assembly of God lateral (if any) held by each creditor p.m. ate Annamae for her family’s that our volunteers were Earth with respect to such claim, to Lisa Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. sacrifice. Angels for what we had done Vinson, Personal Representative, Weekly Small Group Op- Today I would like to take for them. They went from a at the law office of Blevins & As- hosting dinner, auction sociates Law, PLLC,138 W. Main, portunities: this opportunity to introduce small Social Security check to Purcell, OK 73080, addressed to Sunday School, Sundays, our current board members to $3,100 per month. Memorial Assembly of God will be hosting a dinner/auction Alyson T. Gildner, attorney for the 9:45 a.m. each of our readers. Many of We have a couple of lift chairs on Saturday, April 29, beginning at 5:30 p.m. The proceeds will Personal Representative, on or Youth Bible Study, Sundays, you will recognize them from available to a veteran or their go towards building a church in Brazil on the Amazon River. before the following presentment date: 13th day of June 2017, or 5 p.m. and Wednesdays, 6:30 their involvement in other local, spouse who needs that type Twenty members of the church will be going in September to the same will be forever barred. p.m. state, and national organiza- of assistance. We also have a build the church in a small village on the Amazon. DATED this 13th day of April, GAs (girls 1-5 grade), RAs tions. We are very proud to have couple of wheelchair lifts that The cost for the dinner is $10 and will include a brisket sand- 2017. (boys 1-5 grade), Sundays at this group of men and women would fit a large van for any of wich, potato salad, baked beans, a drink and a dessert. /s/ James B. Blevins, Jr. James B. Blevins, Jr., 5 p.m. who are giving their time and you who need one. Last week The auction will include several unique and hand crafted OBA #881 Mission Friends (Pre-K and energy to helping improve the we provided a donated lift to a items, butchered hogs, collectables and one of a kind items. ln Alyson T. Gildner, Kindergarten), Sundays, 5 p.m. lives of all veterans and their veteran in Shawnee that fits a addition there will be several door prizes given away. OBA #31376 Ladies’ Bible Study, Tues- families. mini-van. I also have a couple Dinner starts at 5:30 p.m. and the auction will begin at 7 p.m. 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 days, 9 a.m. All of our volunteers, includ- of lifts that fit in the bed of a with Richard Branch as the auctioneer. Phone: 405-527-7575 Kid’s Choir and Bible Study, ing myself, appreciate these The church is located at 7th and Monroe in Purcell. Fax: 405-527-7574 Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m. individuals: Jeri Holmes- For tickets or questions please call the church at 527-2769. Attorney for Title VII Personal Representative Journey Through the Bible, President, Marilyn Kaplan, Please see , page 8B 8B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, April 27, 2017 LPXLP From page 7B No. 340-April 27-3 Times No. 307-April 20-2 Times No. 311-April 20-3 Times IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF MCCLAIN COUNTY AND FOR MCCLAIN COUNTY OF McCLAIN COUNTY Title VII: STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA PENTEX EXPLORATION & PRO- IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE First State Bank, Noble, Okla- pickup that I would like to give Foundation has food boxes dalekgrahamveteransfounda- DUCING, INC., OF TERRY VAUGHAN, homa, to a veteran or their family. For available to those in need. An tion.org. Semper Fi! Plaintiffs, Deceased. Plaintiff, those of you who have these application for this type of Dale K. Graham vs. Case No.: PB-2013-71 vs. types of items and would like assistance will be available on Veteran’s Corner, THE UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS, Notice of Final Hearing Ronald Steven Thrash and Un- HEIRS, ADMINISTRATORS, EX- All persons or heirs interested known Successors of Darla to recycle them to the next Tuesday and Thursday morn- VA Accredited ECUTORS, DEVISEES, TRUST- in the estate of Terry Vaughan, Minyard Tinker, deceased, person in need, I can usually ings. A DD-214 or military Claims Agent EES AND ASSIGNS OF MARY Deceased, are required to present Defendants. pick them up in a few days. discharge will be necessary to Washington Correspon- GARRETT WIFE OF M.C. GAR- the same to the named personal No. CJ-2017-54 Remember if you need help apply. Please contact Rhonda dent Contact Information RETT AKA MARY GARRETT Representative, Travis Vaughan, NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TOWNSEND, Deceased., 1017 N Kirk Way, Mustang, Okla- STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: with transportation to visit us, (405) 550-8806 Extension 103 I would love to share your Defendants. homa 73064 on or before the Unknown Successor of please contact Clayton at (405) to request a food box. personal or community news Case No. CV-17-47 following presentment date: 27th Darla Minyard Tinker, deceased 550-8806, extension 105. He If you need a ride to and from with our readers. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION day of April, 2017, or the same will You are notified that First State and our other driver, Louie, a VA Medical Appointment, My contact information is THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA be forever barred. Bank seeks judgment in the above TO: THE UNKNOWN SUCCES- DATED this 10th day of April, styled cause in the District Court donated 51 hours transporting please contact Clayton at (405) [email protected] or SORS, HEIRS, ADMINISTRA- 2017. of McClain County, Oklahoma, on 14 folks more than 886 miles 550-8806 Extension 105 or 413-2471 if you have any news TORS, EXECUTORS, DEVISEES, /s/ Travis Vaughan a note on which the amount due last week. Louie at (405) 642-7100. to share, story ideas, or if you TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNS OF Travis Vaughan, is $12,799.15, plus interest at 9%, MARY GARRETT WIFE OF M.C. Personal Representative as of January 31, 2017, plus ongo- As we continue to increase Contact Dale with any ques- have someone you would like GARRETT AKA MARY GARRETT ing insurance and taxes, costs of the number of veterans and tions at (405) 550-8806 Exten- to see a feature article about. TOWNSEND, Deceased., abstracting, filing fees, court costs surviving spouses we see each sion 101 or dale@dalekgra- Send me birthday, anniversary, Take notice that you have been and reasonable attorney’s fees in the amount of $3,500.00. Plain- week, there will be a need for hamveteransfoundation.org or personal news that you sued by PENTEX EXPLORATION & No. 335-April 27-2 Times tiffs further request foreclosure PRODUCING, INC. in the District IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN additional volunteers to join or Shirley Clark-Cowdin for would like to share with our of a mortgage securing the note Court of MCCLAIN County, State AND FOR MCCLAIN COUNTY our team. We have volunteer spouse benefits at Extension community. against the following property: of Oklahoma, and that you must STATE OF OKLAHOMA A tract of land located in the applications available each 104. Visit our website at www. Angie Steele answer the petition on or before IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE SW/4 SW/4 of Section 9, Township Tuesday and Thursday morn- June 15, 2017, or the allegations OF BRANDON KERR, Deceased. 5 North, Range 1 West of the I.M., contained in said Petition will be Case No. PB-2017-22 ing for those who would like McClain County, Oklahoma, de- No. 343-April 27-2 Times law office of Melvin L. McDaniel, taken as true and correct, quieting NOTICE TO CREDITORS to apply. Volunteer applica- scribed as follows: Commencing IN THE DISTRICT COURT Attorney at Law, 228 Robert S. Kerr title to the following real property, All creditors having claims 906 feet North of the SW/Corner tions are also available on our MCCLAIN COUNTY Ave., Suite 970, Oklahoma City, situated in MCCLAIN County, against Brandon Kerr, Deceased, of Section 9; thence East 120 feet website. We provide training STATE OF OKLAHOMA Oklahoma 73102, on or before Oklahoma, to-wit: are required to present the same, to the point of beginning; thence IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE the following presentment date: AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN with a description of all security to those who are approved. East 80 feet; thence South 100 OF LARRY WAYNE DUNNING, May 26th, 2017, or the same will MINERALS LOCATED IN MC- interests and other collateral (if feet; thence West 80 feet; thence A background check will be Deceased. be forever barred. CLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, AS any) held by each creditor with North 100 feet to the point of be- done by the Oklahoma State Case No. PB-2017-39 DATED this 25th day of April, DESCRIBED ON THE ATTACHED respect to such claim, to the ginning; aka 206 W. Meek, Wayne, NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2017. EXHIBIT “A” named Personal Representative: Bureau of Investigation for OK 73095. To the Creditors of Larry Wayne /s/ Melvin L. McDaniel forever barring you and all Brenda J. Huff, 5009 North Penn- each approved volunteer. In You must answer the petition on Dunning, Deceased: Melvin L. McDaniel, persons claiming by, through or sylvania, Suite 103, Oklahoma or before June 5, 2017, or judg- today’s society, I don’t want All Creditors having claims Attorney for Administrator under you from ever setting up or City, Oklahoma 73112 on or before ment on the note and foreclosure to be the cause of anyone’s against Larry Wayne Dunning, Melvin L. McDaniel, OBA 5951 asserting any right, title, equity or the following presentment date: of the mortgage will be rendered Deceased, are required to present 228 Robert S. Kerr Ave., Suite interest in and to said real property, June 27, 2017 or the same will be personal information being accordingly. the same with a description of all 970 adverse to the right and title of the forever barred. compromised. /s/ Cheryl Clayton security interests and other col- Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Plaintiff(s), and such other relief to DATED this 20th day of April, Cheryl Clayton, P.C. As most of you know, I’m a lateral (if any) held by each credi- Tel. 405-235-6450 which they may be entitled. 2017. OBA 1716 VA Accredited Claims Agent, tor with respect to such claim, to Fax. 405-235-6454 Witness my hand and seal, this /s/ Brenda J. Huff Attorney for Plaintiff Casey Bryant, Administator, at the Attorney for Petitioner 24 day of April, 2017. Brenda J. Huff, Personal which means that I receive P. O. Box 88/110 S. Main KRISTEL GRAY Representative of the Estate copies of all correspondence Noble, Oklahoma 73068 MCCLAIN COUNTY of Betty Jean Kay, Deceased No. 312-April 20-2 Times resentative, c/o Harrison & Meck- (405) 872-9216 from VA for the veterans and COURT CLERK /s/ Brenda J. Huff IN THE DISTRICT COURT lenburg, Inc., 202 North 6th, P.O. (405) 872-9218 Fax surviving spouses. Last week /s/ Kathy Peterson BRENDA J. HUFF #4448 OF McCLAIN COUNTY, Box 658, Kingfisher, Oklahoma [email protected] DEPUTY HUFF, SIMMONS & DAVILA six veterans were approved for STATE OF OKLAHOMA 73750, on or before the following (Seal) 5009 North Pennsylvania, Suite a 100 percent rating for their In the Matter of the Will and Estate presentment date, June 29, 2017, WILLIAM H. HALLEY, P.C. 103 of WANDA FAE CLAGG, or the same will be forever barred. service-connected disabilities. P.O. BOX 5452 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Deceased. Dated this 13th day of April, No. 330-April 27-1 Time These men and women will EDMOND, OKLAHOMA 73083 73118 PB-2017-19 2017. IN THE DISTRICT COURT (405) 361-5300 Telephone: (405) 843-9779 receive a combined annual NOTICE TO CREDITORS /s/ Mickey Lee Clagg FOR MCCLAIN COUNTY FAX (405) 359-3982 Facsimile: (405) 843-9785 All persons having claims Mickey Lee Clagg, STATE OF OKLAHOMA income of $556,628 per year. OBA NO 3742 [email protected] There were 21 veterans who against Wanda Fae Clagg, De- Personal Representative [email protected] IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Randy Mecklenburg (OBA received disability ratings ceased, whose estate is being EXHIBIT “A” OF MILDRED LOUISE BOWLING, administered in Cause No. PB- #6110) THE NORTHEAST QUARTER Deceased. ranging from 10-90 percent 2017-19 in the District Court of Harrison & Mecklenburg, Inc. (NE/4) AND THE WEST HALF (W/2) No. 332-April 27-2 Times Case No. PB-2016-45 with their annual combined McClain County, Oklahoma are 202 North 6th Street OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER IN THE DISTRICT COURT NOTICE OF HEARING total benefit being $317,439. required to present the same with a P.O. Box 658 (NW/4) OF THE SOUTHEAST OF McCLAIN COUNTY PETITION FOR WAIVER OF description of all security interests Kingfisher, Oklahoma 73750 QUARTER (SE/4) OF SECTION STATE OF OKLAHOMA FINAL ACCOUNT, FINAL One who applied for Pension and other collateral (if any) held by (405) 375-6484 25, TOWNSHIP 6 NORTH, RANGE In the Matter of the Estate of DETERMINATION OF HEIRS was also approved. each creditor with respect to such Attorney for Personal Repre- 2 WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, GENEVA CATHERINE REYNOLDS AND FINAL DECREE OF Most of the veterans they claim, to the named Personal Rep- sentative OKLAHOMA. a/k/a GENEVIE LEMMON a/k/a DISTRIBUTION were married to had never GENEVA LEMMON a/k/a GEN- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that EVIEVE SMITH LEMMON a/k/a Linda Beaty, Personal Representa- filed for VA benefits for one No. 342-April 27-1 Time the time for hearing said applica- GENEVA CATHERINE LEMMON tive of the Estate of Mildred Louise reason or another. For spouses IN THE DISTRICT COURT tion, before Charles Gray, Judge of REYNOLDS, Bowling having filed in the Court in those situations, we will MCCLAIN COUNTY the District Court Probate Division, Deceased. a Petition for Waiver of Final Ac- STATE OF OKLAHOMA District Courtroom in the McClain Case No.: PB-2017-23 count, Final Determination of Heirs be working much harder to IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE County Courthouse at 2nd and NOTICE TO CREDITORS and Final Decree of Distribution, service-connect the veteran’s OF LARRY WAYNE DUNNING, Washington, Purcell, Oklahoma, TO THE CREDITORS OF THE the same has been set by District death. One of the things I have Deceased. when and where any person inter- ABOVE NAMED DECEDENT: Court Judge Charles Gray, for 9:30 found out over the years that Case No. PB-2017-39 ested in said estate may appear No. 339-April 27-2 Times All creditors having claims o’clock am on the 18th day of NOTICE OF HEARING and contest said petition by filing NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE against Geneva Catherine Reyn- May, 2017, at the McClain County if the veteran was service con- PETITION FOR written opposition thereto on the Notice is given that on May olds a/k/a Genevie Lemmon a/k/a Courthouse in Purcell, Oklahoma, nected for a disability and it is DETERMINATION OF HEIRS ground that additional heirs of 30, 2017, at 10:00 o’clock a.m. Geneva Lemmon a/k/a Genevieve and that all persons interested in listed as a contributing factor Notice is hereby given to all Decedent are omitted from the at in room 121 of the County Smith Lemmon a/k/a Geneva said Estate are notified then and Courthouse, in Purcell, McClain on their death certificate, the persons interested in the Estate of Petition. Catherine Lemmon Reynolds, there to appear and show cause, Larry Wayne Dunning, Deceased, Dated this 25th day of April, County, Oklahoma, the Sheriff of deceased, are required to present if any they have, why the said ac- surviving spouse will most that on the 25th day of April, 2017, 2017. said County will offer for sale and the same, with a description of all count should not be settled and likely be eligible to receive there was filed in the District Court CHARLES GRAY sell, for cash, at public auction, security interests and other collat- allowed, estate liability released, VA benefits. We encourage all of the County of McClain and State ASSOCIATE to the highest and best bidder, all eral (if any) held by each creditor and said estate distributed. that certain real estate in McClain surviving spouses to visit with of Oklahoma, a petition praying DISTRICT JUDGE with respect to such claim, to the SHAWN D. HODGES, OBA for Letters of Administration, for Judge of the District Court County, Oklahoma, to-wit: named Personal Representative #19122 Shirley or one of our other la- Appointment of Personal Repre- Melvin L. McDaniel, OBA #5951 THE SOUTHEAST QUAR- at Post Office Box 667, Purcell, Hodges Law Firm PLLC dies for information about VA sentative, and for Determination Attorney for Petitioner TER (SE/4), OF THE NORTH- Oklahoma 73080, Attorney for 701 N. Main Street, Suite B of Heirs, of Larry Wayne Dunning, 228 Robert S. Kerr Ave., Suite EAST QUARTER (NE/4), OF THE Personal Representative, on or Newcastle, OK 73065 benefits. She can be reached at NORTHEAST QUARTER (NE/4), (405) 361-9322 for your ques- Deceased. 970 before the following presentment (405) 387-3711 And pursuant to an order of said Oklahoma City, OK 73102 OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER date: 27th day of June, 2017, or tions or stop by on Tuesday or Court, the 25th day of May, 2017, Tel. 405-235-6450 (NE/4) OF SECTION 9, TOWNSHIP the same will be forever barred. Thursday morning. at the hour of 9:15 am, o’clock of Fax. 405-235-6454 6 NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST OF THE Dated this 20th day of April, Dale K. Graham Veterans said day has been appointed as INDIAN MERIDIAN, MCCLAIN 2017. No. 306-April 20-2 Times COUNTY, OKLAHOMA; ALSO IN- /s/ Darlene Mayes IN THE DISTRICT COURT CLUDING A 2001 CLAYTON MO- DARLENE MAYES OF MCCLAIN COUNTY BILE HOME, Title #557901050029 Personal Representative STATE OF OKLAHOMA No. 336-April 27-2 Times No. 344-April 27-3 Times or the allegations of said Petition A/K/A VIN #CLW016481TX; JOHN MANTOOTH, OBA #5675 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE DISTRICT COURT IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN will be taken as true, and a judg- subject to unpaid taxes, as- 111 North Third Avenue OF GENE SHOBERT, OF MCCLAIN COUNTY AND FOR MCCLAIN COUNTY ment will be entered quieting the sessments, advancements by Post Office Box 667 Deceased. STATE OF OKLAHOMA STATE OF OKLAHOMA title in Plaintiff’s favor as prayed plaintiff for taxes, insurance pre- Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 Case No. PB-16-58 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE JoEllen White, an individual, for in her Petition and excluding miums, expenses necessary for (405) 527-2137 NOTICE OF HEARING FIRST OF: Plaintiff, Defendants from any claim in the the preservation of the subject Attorney for Personal Repre- AND FINAL ACCOUNT, ROGER LYNN SCOTT, Deceased, vs. Decedent’s mineral interests in the property, if any, and prior security sentative PETITION FOR DECREE OF Case No.: PB-2017-36 The Unknown Heirs, Executors, following described real property interests in fixtures, if any, said DISTRIBUTION, AND NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION Administrators, Trustees, Suc- located in McClain County, to wit: property having been appraised DISCHARGE OF at $35,000.00. Sale will be made FOR LETTERS OF SPECIAL cessors & Assigns, Immediate 1/8th of 1/8th under E1/2 of No. 331-April 27-2 Times CO-PERSONAL ADMINISTRATION, & Remote, of Mrs. Rose Berkey, SE1/4 of Section 18, Township pursuant to order of sale issued REPRESENTATIVES in accordance with judgment IN THE DISTRICT COURT APPOINTMENT OF SPECIAL Deceased, and The Rose Berkey 5 North, Range 2 West, McCIain OF MCCLAIN COUNTY Notice is hereby given that ADMINISTRATOR, & ISSUANCE Revocable Trust and its Unknown, County, Oklahoma, entered in the District Court of Claude Shobert and J.T. Shobert, McClain County, Oklahoma. STATE OF OKLAHOMA OF LETTERS OF SPECIAL Trustees, Beneficiaries and Suc- 2/22nds of 38.19 Acres under IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE the duly appointed and qualified ADMINISTRATION cessors, Immediate & Remote, Lot 3 or NW1/4 of SW1/4 of Sec- Pursuant to judgment, Plaintiff Co-Personal Representatives reserves the right to recalI the OF GILBERT GHOLSTON, Notice is hereby given to all Defendants tion 18, Township 6 North, Range 3 Deceased. of the Estate of Gene Shobert, persons interested in the Estate Case No: CV-2016-115 West, McClain County, Oklahoma Special Execution and Order of Deceased, have filed their Final Sale and to cancel this scheduled Case No. PB-17-27 of Roger Lynn Scott, Deceased, ALIAS NOTICE 1/15th of 1/8th under 150 acre ALIAS NOTICE TO CREDITORS Account, Petition for Decree of that on the 10th day of April, 2017, BY PUBLICATION tract, being the W1/2 of SW1/4 sale orally or in writing at any time Distribution, and Discharge of Co- prior to sale without notice or leave To the Creditors of Gilbert Petitioner, James Eric Scott, filed THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA and W1/2 of E1/2 of SW1/4 of Gholston, Deceased: Personal Representatives. A hear- a Petition asking that he be ap- TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, EX- Section 8, and the N1/2 of NW1/4 of Court. ing has been fixed by the Judge of PERSONS OR OTHER ENTI- All creditors having claims pointed Special Administrator of ECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, of NW1/4 and SW1/4 of NW1/4 of against Gilbert Gholston, De- the Court for the 4th day of May the Estate of Roger Lynn Scott, DEVISEES, TRUSTEES, SUC- NW1/4 of Section 17, Township TIES HAVING AN INTEREST IN 2017, at 9:30 a.m., in the District THE PROPERTY WHOSE INTER- ceased, are required to present Deceased. CESSORS AND ASSIGNS, IM- 5 North, Range 2 East, McClain the same with a description of Courtroom of Judge Charles Gray, Pursuant to an Order of this MEDIATE AND REMOTE, OF MRS. County, Oklahoma EST IS SOUGHT TO BE EXTIN- County Courthouse, Purcell, Mc- GUISHED, INCLUDING THOSE all security interests and other Court made on April 10, 2017, ROSE BERKEY, DECEASED, AND 7.5 acres under 110 acres, being collateral (if any) held by each Clain County, Oklahoma, and all notice is given that the 11th day of TO THE UNKNOWN TRUSTEES, the NE1/4 of SE1/4 of NE1/4 and WHOSE ACTUAL ADDRESS persons interested in the Estate IS UNKNOWN AND PERSONS creditor with respect to such claim, May, 2017, at 9:30 a.m., is the day BENEFICIARIES AND SUCCES- W1/2 of E1/2 of NE1/4 and E1/2 of to Kathryn Gholston, Personal are notified to appear and show and time that the Petition will be SORS, IMMEDIATE AND RE- W1/2 of NE1/4 and E1/2 of NW1/4 OR OTHER ENTITIES WHOSE cause, if any they have, why the UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS ARE Representative, at the law office of heard in the District Courtroom of MOTE, OF THE ROSE BERKEY of SE1/4 in Section 24, Township Blevins & Associates Law, PLLC, Account should not be settled and the McClain County Courthouse, REVOCABLE TRUST. 6 North, Range 4 West, McClain HEREBY NOTIFIED ARE: Billy allowed, the Estate distributed, Eastwood, Deanna Eastwood 138 W. Main, Purcell, OK 73080, 121 North 2nd Street, Suite 231, GREETINGS: County, Oklahoma. addressed to James B. Blevins, and the Co-Personal Representa- Purcell, Oklahoma, and all persons Said Defendants are hereby Kristel Gray and Chase Manhattan BK, USA, tives discharged. NA% CMMC. Jr., attorney for the Personal interested may appear and contest notified that they have been sued Court Clerk Representative, on or before the DATED this 11th day of April, the same. in Case No. CV-2016-115 in the By: /s/ Kathy Peterson DON HEWETT, Sheriff of 2017. McClain County, Oklahoma following presentment date: 21st Witness, the undersigned, District Court of McClain County, Deputy day of June 2017, or the same wiil CHARLES GRAY Judge of the District Court of Mc- Oklahoma, Styled JoEllen White, Date: 4-25-17 By: /s/ Don Hewett ASSOCIATE KELLY M. PARKER #22673 be forever barred. Clain County, State of Oklahoma, Plaintiff, vs. The Unknown Heirs, (Seal) DATED this 21st day of April, DISTRICT JUDGE this 12th day of April, 2017. Executors, Administrators, Trust- /s/ Leslie G. Sparks LAMUN MOCK CUNNYN- JUDGE OF DISTRICT COURT GHAM & DAVIS, P.C. 2017. s/ Charles Gray ees, Successors and Assigns, Im- Leslie G. Sparks, OBA #19001 /s/ James B. Blevins, Jr. James B. Blevins, Jr., OBA #881 JUDGE OF THE mediate and Remote, of Mrs. Rose Leslie G. Sparks, P.C. Attorneys for Plaintiff Carrie Kopp, OBA #21731 5613 N. Classen Blvd. James B. Blevins, Jr., DISTRICT COURT Berkey, Deceased and The Rose 3101 North Classen Boulevard, OBA #881 Alyson T. Gildner, OBA #31376 APPROVED: Berkey Revocable Trust and its Suite 100 Oklahoma City, OK 73118 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 (405) 840-5900 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 s/ James E. Scott Unknown Trustees, Beneficiaries Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 Purcell, OK 73080 James Eric Scott and Successors, Immediate and 73118 (405) 842-6132 (Fax) Phone: 405-527-7575 WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. vs. Phone: 405-527-7575 Tri City Mobile Home Park, #37 Remote; and that said Defendants Telephone (405) 600-9995 Fax: 405-527-7574 Fax: 405-527-7574 Newcastle, Oklahoma 73065 must answer the Petition herein on Facsimile 1 (888) 310-0852 BILLY EASTWOOD, et al. Attorney for Co-Personal Rep- Case No. CJ-2016-199 Attorney for Personal PETITIONER, PRO SE or before the 8th day of June, 2017, Attorney for Plaintiff Representative resentatives LPXLP THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, April 27, 2017-9B No. 338-April 27-1 Time for a judicial determination of the No. 283-April 13-3 Times Reason; Amount No. 337-April 27-2 Times and that a hearing on said final IN THE DISTRICT COURT heirs, devisees and legatees of IN THE DISTRICT COURT Unpaid Principal Balance:; IN THE DISTRICT COURT account and petition has been set OF MCCLAIN COUNTY the Decedent. WITHIN AND FOR $330,650.75 OF McCLAIN COUNTY before the undersigned Judge or STATE OF OKLAHOMA Pursuant to an Order of this MCCLAIN COUNTY Date of Default:; 10/01/2015 STATE OF OKLAHOMA to the Judge to which the same IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Court made on the 24th day of STATE OF OKLAHOMA Interest Due From:; 09/01/2015 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATES has been assigned in the District OF GLENNA F. HODGES, April 2017, notice is given that QUICKEN LOANS INC., Lender’s Fees & Costs: OF: Courtroom of the McClain County Deceased. the 11th day of May 2017 , at 9:30 Plaintiff, Corporate Advances; $945.00 HARVEY JOE BROOKS, de- Courthouse, Purcell, Oklahoma, Case No. PB-2017-38 a.m., is the day and time that the vs. Escrow Advance; $5,733.66 ceased; and KATHRYN SARAH on the 25th day of May, 2017, at NOTICE OF HEARING Petition will be heard in the District JENNIFER WADE, et al., Accrued Late Charges; $276.60 BROOKS, deceased. 9:30 o’clock a.m., and all persons PETITION FOR PROBATE OF Courtroom of Judge Charles Gray Defendant(s). Other Fees; $38.00 Case No. PB-2016-113 interested therein are notified to WILL, APPOINTMENT OF in the County Courthouse, Purcell, No. CJ-2016-205 including all subsequent ad- NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL appear and show cause, if any, PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE, McClain County, Oklahoma, and NOTICE BY PUBLICATION vances by Plaintiff, if any, for taxes, ACCOUNT, PETITION FOR why said account shall not be ap- DETERMINATION OF HEIRS, all persons interested may appear THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: insurance premiums, or expenses DETERMINATION OF HEIRS, proved and said petition granted. DEVISEES AND LEGATEES and contest the same. Jennifer Wade, necessary for the preservation of FOR DISTRIBUTION Dated this 24th day of April, Notice is hereby given to all Witness, the undersigned, Brian E. Wade the subject property, all costs of AND DISCHARGE 2017. persons interested in the Estate Judge of the District Court of Mc- TAKE NOTICE that you have this action; reasonable attorney’s Notice is hereby given that /s/ Charles Gray of Glenna F. Hodges, Deceased, Clain County, State of Oklahoma, been sued by Quicken Loans Inc., fees and costs as the Court may the final account of the Personal Judge of the District Court that on the 24th day of April 2017, this 24th day of April 2017. and that you must answer the allow, and the costs of foreclosing Representatives herein and the Ted W. Haxel (OBA #3997) there was produced and filed in the CHARLES GRAY Petition of said Plaintiff on file in your interest in the property and petition for determination of heirs Post Office Box 367 District Court of McClain County, ASSOCIATE said cause on or before May 26, ordering said property sold with or and distribution of said estate and Purcell, Oklahoma 73080 State of Oklahoma, an instrument DISTRICT JUDGE 2017, or the allegations of said without appraisement as Plaintiff final discharge of said Personal 405-527-5888 phone purporting to be the Will of Glenna JUDGE OF THE Petition will be taken as true and may elect, all of which you will Representatives were filed herein 405-527-6666 fax F. Hodges, Deceased, dated April DISTRICT COURT judgment rendered, foreclosing take due notice. on the 24th day of April, 2017, 4,1995, and there was also filed Blevins & Associates Law, PLLC any interest you may have in the WITNESS my hand and official in the Court the Petition of Joe James B. Blevins, Jr., OBA #881 following-described real estate seal this 29 day of March, 2017. No. 320-April 20-2 Times NORTH 00 DEGREES 00 MIN- Dennis Kendrick, praying that 138 W. Main/P.O. Box 1565 (property) situated in McClain Kristel Gray, Court Clerk IN THE DISTRICT COURT UTES 00 SECONDS EAST AND the Will be admitted to probate, Purcell, OK 73080 County, Oklahoma, to-wit: By: /s/ Kathy Peterson OF MCCLAIN COUNTY ALONG THE EAST LINE, A DIS- Letters Testamentary issued to Phone: 405-527-7575 Part of the Northwest Quarter DEPUTY COURT CLERK STATE OF OKLAHOMA TANCE OF 218.71 FEET TO THE him as Personal Representative of Fax: 405-527-7574 of the Southeast Quarter (NW4 (Seal) Bank of America, N.A., POINT OF BEGINNING. AKA LOT the Estate, to serve without bond, Attorney for Petitioner SE4) of Section Twenty-six (26), Don Timberlake - #9021 Plaintiff, 1 CROSBY ESTATES. Township Seven (7) North, Range Gary D. Baer - #0407 vs. subject to unpaid taxes, as- Three (3) West, McClain County, Chynna Scruggs - #32663 John J. Swonger, et al., sessments, advancements by No. 333-April 27-1 Time West, McClain County, Oklahoma, Oklahoma, being more particularly Kim Jenkins - #32809 Defendants. Plaintiff for taxes, insurance pre- BEFORE THE CORPORATION by extending Order No. 629241. described as follows: Beginning William H. Sullivan - #8761 Case No. CJ-2016-209 miums, expenses necsssary for COMMISSION OF THE Notice is further given that Ap- at the NW/Corner of the SE4 of BAER & TIMBERLAKE, P.C. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE the preservation of the subject STATE OF OKLAHOMA plicant may request the Order be said Section 26; thence East 728 P.O. Box 18486 Defendant(s): John J. Swonger property, if any, and prior security APPLICANT: CASILLAS PETRO- made effective a date prior to the feet; thence South 299.18 feet; Oklahoma City, OK 73154-0486 and Amanda L. Swonger inerests in fixtures, if any, said LEUM RESOURCE PARTNERS, Order being signed. thence West 728 feet; thence Telephone: (405) 842-7722 Notice is given that on May 30, property having been appraised LLC IT IS ORDERED that this Cause North 299.18 feet to the point of Facsimile: (405) 848-9349 2017, at 10 o’clock a.m. at the at $212,000.00. RELIEF SOUGHT: HORIZONTAL be referred to an Administrative beginning, [email protected] McClain County Courthouse, the Sale will be made pursuant to WELL UNITS Law Judge for hearing, taking for the sum of: BT: 113017 Sheriff of said County will offer for order of sale issued in accordance LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION of evidence and reporting to the sale and sell, for cash, at public with judgment entered in the 18, TOWNSHIP 6 NORTH, RANGE Commission. auction, to the highest and best District Court of McClain County, 4 WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE bidder, all that certain real estate Oklahoma. OKLAHOMA IS HEREBY GIVEN that this in McClain County, Oklahoma, Pursuant to judgment, Plaintiff CAUSE CD NO. 201702442-T Cause will be heard before an No. 308-April 20-3 Times to-wit: reserves the right to recall the NOTICE OF HEARING Administrative Law Judge on the IN THE DISTRICT COURT WITHIN AND THE FOLLOWING TRACT Special Execution and Order of STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Merits Docket at the Corporation FOR MCCLAIN COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA OF LAND IS A PART OF THE Sale and to cancel this scheduled All persons, owners, producers, Commission, Eastern Regional SUNTRUST MORTGAGE, INC., NORTHEAST QUARTER OF THE sale orally or in writing at any operators, purchasers and tak- Office, 440 South Houston, Tulsa, Plaintiff, NORTHEAST QUARTER (NE/4) time prior to sale without notice ers of oil and gas, and all other Oklahoma, 74127, at 8:30 a.m., on vs. (NE/4) OF SECTION THIRTY- or leave of Court. In the absence interested persons, particularly in the 16th day of May, 2017, and JOHN F. DUNN, et al., SIX (36), TOWNSHIP SEVEN (7) of Plaintiff’s representative at the McClain County, Oklahoma, and that this notice be published as Defendant(s). NORTH, RANGE FOUR (4) WEST, sale, the subject property will not all parties listed as respondents required by law and the Rules of No. CJ-2016-211 OF THE I.M., MCCLAIN COUNTY, be sold on the date set forth above. on Exhibit “A”, attached to the the Commission. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION OKLAHOMA, BEING MORE Don Hewett Application on file herein, and more NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS Sheriff of McClain County particularly: J. CARL FINCH, JR., that the Applicant and interested Kristi L. Dunn, FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT THE State of Oklahoma TRUSTEE F/B/O RUTH FINCH; parties may present testimony by Spouse of Kristi L. Dunn, if married NE/CORNER OF SAID NE/4 NE/4; By: /s/ Don Hewett JAN F. LEE AND DENNIS LEE, telephone. The cost of telephonic TAKE NOTICE that you have been sued by SunTrust Mortgage, Inc., THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES 49 George W. Velotta II, #9223 WIFE AND HUSBAND; LW&T OF communication shall be paid by and that you must answer the Petition of said Plaintiff on file in said MINUTES 22 SECONDS WEST Carolyn K. Hebert, #15944 ANNA J. FINCH, DEC’D, J. CARL the person or persons requesting cause on or before June 2, 2017, or the allegations of said Petition will AND ALONG THE NORTH LINE Wesley T. Kozeny, #31325 FINCH, JR., EXECUTOR; MABELE its use. Interested parties who be taken as true and judgment rendered, foreclosing any interest you OF SAID NE/4 NE/4, A DISTANCE Kozeny & McCubbin, L.C. COX; NANCY COOK JOHNSON wish to participate by telephone may have in the following-described real estate (property) situated in OF 302.92 FEET; THENCE SOUTH Attorneys for Plaintiff A/K/A NANCY WAKEFIELD; shall contact the Applicant or McClain County, Oklahoma, to-wit: 15 DEGREES 07 MINUTES 44 609 S. Kelly Avenue, Suite A-2 M.F. WOOLDRIDGE A/K/A M.F. Applicant’s attorney, prior to the Lots Three (3) and Four (4), in Block Two (2), Woodbrook II, being a SECONDS EAST, A DISTANCE Edmond, Oklahoma 73003 WOOLDRIDGE MCRAE; C.R. hearing date, and provide their part of the SE/4 of Section 26, Township 7 North, Range 2 West, I.M., OF 226.37 FEET; THENCE NORTH Phone: (405) 285-8100 (Ed- LEE; DELMA ANNA SMITH; DIXIE name and phone number. McClain County, Oklahoma, according to the recorded plat thereof, 89 DEGREES 49 MINUTES 22 mond Office) LAJUNE NAUD; DWIGHT ALLEN; NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN for the sum of: SECONDS EAST, A DISTANCE OF Phone: (314) 991-0255 (St. E.M. HILL; H.E. GREEN, PRE- that all interested persons may 243.84 FEET TO THE EAST LINE Louis Office) SUMED DEC’D; JAMES H. CON- appear and be heard. For informa- Reason Amount OF SAID NE/4 NE/4; THENCE Fax: (314) 744-7737 GER; JEROME M. POLLOCK; tion concerning this action contact Unpaid Principal Balance: $151,155.93 JO ELLEN CURLEY; LINDA LEE; MR. TONY CERVI, Casillas Petro- No. 321-April 20-2 Times OK 73010 MARY PARKS O’NEILL; and W.H. leum Resource Partners, LLC, 401 Date of Default: 06/01/2016 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT- subject to taxes and tax sales, RIDDLE, if living, or if deceased, South Boston Avenue, Suite 2400, GAGE ASSOCIATION, said property being duly appraised the known and unknown heirs, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74103, (918) Interest Due From: 05/01/2016 Plaintiff, at $30,000.00. devisees, executors, administra- 582-5310, or CHARLES L. HELM, v. Sale will be made pursuant to an tors, successors, trustees and/or Attorney, 105 North Hudson, Suite including all subsequent advances by Plaintiff, if any, for taxes, JERRY L. STAGGS; SPOUSE, IF Order of Sale issued upon a judg- assigns, immediate and remote, of 700, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, insurance premiums, or expenses necessary for the preservation of ANY, OF JERRY L. STAGGS; JOHN ment entered in the District Court the above named parties. 73102, (405) 232-9000. Please the subject property, all costs of this action; reasonable attorney’s DOE, OCCUPANT; UNKNOWN of McClain County, Oklahoma, in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN refer to Cause CD Number. fees and costs as the Court may allow, and the costs of foreclosing HEIRS, SUCCESSORS AND AS- Case No. CJ-2016-00171, wherein that the Applicant in this Cause DONE AND PERFORMED this your interest in the property and ordering said property sold with or SIGNS OF JERRY L. STAGGS, Federal National Mortgage As- is requesting an Order (a) provid- 20th day of April, 2017. without appraisement as Plaintiff may elect, all of which you will take DECEASED; AND KATHERINE sociation is Plaintiff and Jerry ing that the proposed horizontal CORPORATION due notice. REHER L. Staggs is/are Defendant(s) to well units requested herein exist COMMISSION WITNESS my hand and official seal this 6 day of April, 2017. Defendant(s) satisfy said judgment in the sum concurrently with existing non- OF OKLAHOMA Kristel Gray, Court Clerk Case No. CJ-2016-00171 of $55,694.85 together with inter- horizontal drilling and spacing DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman By: /s/ Kathy Peterson NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE est at 6.625% per annum from units and provide that each unit J. TODD HIETT, DEPUTY COURT CLERK NOTICE IS GIVEN to Jerry L. October 1, 2015, including late may be concurrently developed; Vice Chairman (Seal) Staggs; Spouse, if any, of Jerry charges, $2,500.00 for attorney’s and (b) establishing 640-acre BOB ANTHONY, Don Timberlake - #9021 L. Staggs; John Doe, Occupant; fee, $225.00 advances for title horizontal well drilling and spac- Commissioner Gary D. Baer - #0407 Unknown Heirs, Successors search, and those additional sums ing units for the Mississippian, ATTEST: Chynna Scruggs - #32663 and Assigns of Jerry L. Staggs, advanced for taxes, insurance, Woodford and Hunton common PEGGY MITCHELL, Commis- Kim Jenkins - #32809 Deceased; Katherine Reher that property preservation and all sources of supply underlying Sec- sion Secretary William H. Sullivan - #8761 on May 30, 2017, at 10 o’clock, costs of this action accrued and tion 18, Township 6 North, Range 4 BAER & TIMBERLAKE, P.C. a.m., at Room 121 of the County accruing. P.O. Box 18486 Courthouse in Purcell, McClain The addresses of the Oklahoma City, OK 73154-0486 County, Oklahoma, the Sheriff of Defendant(s), Spouse, if any, of No. 334-April 27-1 Time tice is further given that Applicant Telephone: (405) 842-7722 said County will offer for sale and Jerry L. Staggs and Unknown BEFORE THE CORPORATION may request the Order be made Facsimile: (405) 848-9349 sell for cash at public auction to Heirs, Successors and Assigns of COMMISSION OF THE effective a date prior to the Order [email protected] the highest and best bidder, with Jerry L. Staggs, and her/his/their STATE OF OKLAHOMA being signed. BT: 112971 appraisement, all that certain real unknown successors are unknown APPLICANT: CASILLAS PETRO- IT IS ORDERED that this Cause estate in McClain County, Okla- to the Plaintiff. LEUM RESOURCE PARTNERS, be referred to an Administrative homa, to wit: WITNESS MY HAND this 13 day LLC Law Judge for hearing, taking LOTS ONE (1), TWO (2), AND of April, 2017. RELIEF SOUGHT: HORIZONTAL of evidence and reporting to the No. 315-April 20-2 Times in the District Court in and for THREE (3), IN BLOCK NINE- BY: Don Hewett WELL UNITS Commission. IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN said County, State of Oklahoma, TEEN (19), IN THE TOWN OF Sheriff LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE AND FOR MCCLAIN COUNTY in Case No. CJ-2016-229, en- BLANCHARD, MCCLAIN COUN- BY: /s/ Don Hewett 19, TOWNSHIP 6 NORTH, RANGE IS HEREBY GIVEN that this STATE OF OKLAHOMA titled Lakeview Loan Servicing, TY, OKLAHOMA, ACCORDING TO SHAPIRO & CEJDA, LLC 4 WEST, MCCLAIN COUNTY, Cause will be heard before an LAKEVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLC, pPaintiff, vs. Justin Molitor; THE RECORDED MAP OR PLAT 770 NE 63rd St OKLAHOMA Administrative Law Judge on the LLC; Heather Molitor, et al., Defendants, THEREOF Oklahoma City, OK 73105-6431 CAUSE CD NO. 201702443-T Merits Docket at the Corporation Plaintiff, to satisfy: PROPERTY ADDRESS: 702 N. (405) 848-1819 NOTICE OF HEARING Commission, Eastern Regional vs. FIRST: The costs of said action Van Buren Avenue, Blanchard, Attorneys for Plaintiff STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Office, 440 South Houston, Tulsa, JUSTIN MOLITOR; HEATHER accrued and accruing; File No. 16-127136 All persons, owners, producers, Oklahoma, 74127, at 8:30 a.m., on MOLITOR; et al. SECOND: The judgment and operators, purchasers and tak- the 16th day of May, 2017, and Defendants. first lien of the Plaintiff, Lakeview No. 322-April 20-2 Times ED PLAT THEREOF ers of oil and gas, and all other that this notice be published as Case No. CJ-2016-229 Loan Servicing, LLC, in the sum of WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., That there is attached to the interested persons, particularly in required by law and the Rules of NOTICE OF SALE OF $192,811.43 with interest thereon Plaintiff, real property a certain mobile/ McClain County, Oklahoma, and the Commission. LAND UNDER EXECUTION at the rate of 4.375% per annum v. manufactured home, to wit: a all parties listed as respondents NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO from June 1, 2016, as adjusted, if ARTHUR N. BROWNING: DANA 1997 (Year), FORTRE FL (Make on Exhibit “A”, attached to the that the Applicant and interested COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY applicable, until paid; advances for BROWNING; JOHN DOE, OC- and Model), FH102048 (VIN/Se- Application on file herein, and more parties may present testimony by INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL taxes, insurance and preservation CUPANT; STATE OF OKLAHOMA rial number), 723097029139 (Title particularly: MATTIE H. PITTMAN; telephone. The cost of telephonic BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. expenses, accrued and accruing; EX REL OKLAHOMA TAX COM- Number). HERBERT HARRIS, PRESUMED communication shall be paid by Notice is hereby given that on abstracting expenses, accrued MISSION; MIDLAND FUNDING, PROPERTY ADDRESS: 10808 DECEASED; J.S. MARTIN; RICH- the person or persons requesting the 23rd day of May, 2017, at 10 and accruing; bankruptcy fees and LLC; J R. HATCHETT; CYNTHIA 210th Street, Blanchard, OK 73010 ARD HARRIS, PRESUMED DE- its use. Interested parties who o’clock, A.M. Room #121, of the costs, if any; and an attorney’s fee L. HATCHETT; HENRY ALLEN subject to taxes and tax sales, said CEASED; and HARRY CARVER, wish to participate by telephone McClain County Courthouse in plus costs, with interest thereon at YORK: AND COUNTY TREA- property being duly appraised at ORESUMED DECEASED, if living, shall contact the Applicant or Purcell, Oklahoma, the under- the same rate, until paid. SURER AND BOARD OF COUNTY $5,000.00. or if deceased, the known and Applicant’s attorney, prior to the signed Sheriff will offer for sale Persons or other entities having COMMISSIONERS Sale will be made pursuant to an unknown heirs, devisees, execu- hearing date, and provide their and sell for cash to the highest and interest in the property, including Defendant(s) Order of Sale issued upon a judg- tors, administrators, successors, name and phone number. best bidder, subject to real estate those whose actual addresses Case No. CJ-2016-163 ment entered in the District Court trustees and/or assigns, imme- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN ad valorem taxes, superior special are unknown and persons or NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE of McClain County, Oklahoma, in diate and remote, of the above that all interested persons may assessments and all interests of other entities who have or may NOTICE IS GIVEN to Arthur N. Case No. CJ-2016-163, wherein named parties. appear and be heard. For informa- record, if any, except the Mortgage have unknown successors and Browning; Dana Browning; John Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. is Plaintiff NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tion concerning this action contact and interests foreclosed herein such unknown successors are Doe, Occupant; State of Okla- and Arthur N. Browning is/are that the Applicant in this Cause MR. TONY CERVI, Casillas Petro- on the following described real hereby notified are: Justin Molitor; homa ex rel Oklahoma Tax Com- Defendant(s) to satisfy said judg- is requesting an Order (a) delet- leum Resource Partners, LLC, 401 property, to-wit: Heather Molitor; Occupants of the mission; Midland Funding, LLC; J ment in the sum of $57,047.05 to- ing Order No. 588069 as to the South Boston Avenue, Suite 2400, Lot Twenty-four (24), in Block Premises and Remington Ridge R. Hatchett; Cynthia L. Hatchett; gether with interest at 3.875% per 640-acre non-horizontal drilling Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74103, (918) Three (3), of the Final Plat of REM- Property Owners’ Association, Inc. Henry Allen York; County Treasurer annum from December 1, 2015, and spacing units for the Missis- 582-5310, or CHARLES L. HELM, INGTON RIDGE, being a part of The property has been duly ap- and Board of County Commis- including late charges, $2,500.00 sippian common source of supply Attorney, 105 North Hudson, Suite the SE/4 of Section 6, Township praised in the sum of $175,000.00. sioners that on May 30, 2017, at for attorney’s fee, $795.00 ad- underlying Section 19, Township 700, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 8 North, Range 3 West, I.M., Mc- WITNESS MY HAND this 11 day 10 o’clock, a.m., at Room 121 of vances for title search, and those 6 North, Range 4 West, McClain 73102, (405) 232-9000. Please Clain County, Oklahoma, accord- of April, 2017. the County Courthouse in Purcell, additional sums advanced for County, Oklahoma; (b) provid- refer to Cause CD Number. ing to the recorded Plat thereof, Don Hewett, Sheriff McClain County, Oklahoma, the taxes, insurance, property preser- ing that the proposed horizontal DONE AND PERFORMED this commonly known as 3713 Guinn By: /s/ Don Hewett Sheriff of said County will offer vation and all costs of this action well units requested herein exist 20th day of April, 2017. Avenue, Norman, OK 73072 (the KIVELL, RAYMENT AND FRAN- for sale and sell for cash at public accrued and accruing. concurrently with existing non- CORPORATION “Property”) CIS auction to the highest and best WITNESS MY HAND this 13 day horizontal drilling and spacing COMMISSION Sale will be made pursuant to A Professional Corporation bidder, with appraisement, all of April, 2017. units and provide that each unit OF OKLAHOMA a Special Execution and Order of Jason Howell, OBA #19128 that certain real estate in McClain BY: Don Hewett may be concurrently developed; DANA L. MURPHY, Chairman Sale issued out of the office of Triad Center I, Suite 550 County, Oklahoma, to wit: Sheriff and (c) establishing 640-acre J. TODD HIETT, the Court Clerk in and for McClain 7666 East 61st Street LOT TWENTY NINE (29), TWIN BY: /s/ Don Hewett horizontal well drilling and spacing Vice Chairman County, Oklahoma, and pursu- Tulsa, Oklahoma 74133 SPRINGS ESTATES, BEING A SHAPIRO & CEJDA, LLC units for the Mississippian, Wood- BOB ANTHONY, ant to said judgment reserving Telephone (918) 254-0626 SUBDIVISION OF A PART OF THE 770 NE 63rd St ford and Hunton common sources Commissioner the right of Plaintiff to recall said Facsimile (918) 254-7915 N 1/2 OF SECTION 7, TOWNSHIP Oklahoma City, OK 73105-6431 of supply underlying Section 19, ATTEST: execution by oral announcement E-mail: [email protected] 6 NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, I.M. (405) 848-1819 Township 6 North, Range 4 West, PEGGY MITCHELL, Commis- and/or order of the Court, prior to ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, Attorneys for Plaintiff McClain County, Oklahoma. No- sion Secretary the sale, said judgment entered KRF File #30254/JH ACCORDING TO THE RECORD- File No. 16-126966 10B-THE PURCELL REGISTER, Thursday, April 27, 2017 LPXLP Courthouse News

The following persons have been David A. Flood, no seatbelt. in lane. Robert O. Roper Jr., no seatbelt. Civil First State Bank Noble Oklahoma charged by the State of Oklahoma Joseph R. Benavides, no seatbelt. Gerald L. Banks, no valid driver’s Sandra D. Collins, speeding, 45/35. Midland Funding LLC vs. Jerry vs. Ronald S. Thrash, civil action with traffic or other violations or have Samantha J. Benavides, no seatbelt license. Misdemeanors McGaha, civil action $10,000 or less. $10,000 or more. filed other court actions in McClain (passenger). Cheyenne D. Weast, speeding, Taneha B. Sheppard, DUI. Midland Funding LLC vs. Christie Maxum Indemnity Company vs. County District Court between April Cheri T. Hamilton, no seatbelt. 84/65. Violet A. J. Richardson, possession Lane, civil action $10,000 or less. All Seasons Roofing, Inc, civil action 13-19, 2017. Bryan M. Nabywaniec, no seatbelt Jason L. Farris, DUS. of drug paraphernalia. Portfolio Recovery Associates vs. $10,000 or more. Traffic (passenger). Phillip W. Collett, no insurance. Shay L. Nuttle, DUI - aggravated. Jennifer Cooley, civil action $10,000 Lakeview Loan Servicing LLC vs. Brandy A. Taylor, no insurance. Todd A. Morgan, violation of special Phillip W. Collett, failure to stop Filiberto L. Soliz, domestic abuse - or less. Deirdre M. Sivils, civil action $10,000 Tena M. Hamilton, no insurance. permit. at stop sign. assault and battery. Portfolio Recovery Associates vs. or more. Rosalio Rangel-Valdez, no valid Sara B. Hayes, speeding, 93/75. Jesse R. Thomas, DUS. Shaliah Muhammed, possession Cheryl Hendricks, civil action $10,000 Jefferson Capital Systems LLC vs. driver’s license. Kathryn J. Downing, DUS. Jesse R. Thomas, failure to stop at of CDS. or less. Alexander Schwimmer, civil action Brandon T. Queen, no seatbelt. Casey S. Hassell, speeding, 50/40, stop sign. David Rodriguez Jr., obstructing Portfolio Recovery Associates $10,000 or more. Tracy D. Richards, DUS (3rd of- construction zone. Kimberly D. Fox, speeding, 80/55. an officer. vs. Christopher L. Hall, civil action Portfolio Recovery Associates vs. fense). Sammy Cladinos, failure to merge Chad C. Selsor, operator not reason- Gary C. Lizana, DUI - aggravated. $10,000 or less. Katy Downing, civil action $10,000 Tracy D. Richards, no seatbelt. in construction zone. able and proper. Felonies Portfolio Recovery Associates vs. or more. Tracy D. Richards, no insurance. Sammy Cladinos, no valid driver’s Joseph A. Ross, improper turn. Denis J. Diederich, DUI - alcohol. Cory R. Harris, civil action $10,000 Marriages Filed Chance R. Ballard, taxes due state. license. Joseph A. Ross, no valid driver’s Jennifer L. Widener, possession or less. Jeffrey L. Fleming, 39, and Kristin Daniel V. Morrell, windshield tint. Jamal A. Tahraoui, speeding, 85/75. license. of CDS. Portfolio Recovery Associates vs. M. Paylor, 36, both of Newcastle. Nolan L. R. Breger, unsafe condi- Casey L. Fleehart, no seatbelt. Tiffany M. Wright, no seatbelt. Rhonda K. Lowe, possession of George P. Parrish, civil action $10,000 Joshua W. Benson, 23, and Autumn tion. Itzel A. Gonzalez, speeding, 80/70. Mahmood I. F. Mohamed, improper CDS. or less. Sage Yoder, 25, both of Ada. Danny J. Phares, speeding, 85/75. Daniel W. Brown, speeding, 76/55. driving off of roadway. Small Claims Portfolio Recovery Associates vs. Divorces Granted Tonya L. Wise, speeding, 85/75. Kenneth W. Edick IV, no insurance. Ocie M. Collins, no valid driver’s Cynthia Huaman vs. Lindsay N. Brandy Jenkins, civil action $10,000 Josh-Michael K. Bryant vs. Alex Bradley A. Shelton, speeding, Kenneth W. Edick IV, taxes due license. Belknap, small claims under $1500. or less. B. Bryant. 85/75. state. Ocie M. Collins, no insurance. Margaret Lorimore vs. Chris War- Jefferson Capital Systems LLC vs. Christal Hargis vs. Daniel Hargis. Denae L. Nichols, speeding, 85/75. Michelle N. Ford, DUS (3rd of- Sean C. Best, speeding, 87/65. den, small claims over $1501. Dakota Yardley, civil action $10,000 Sallye J. Glover vs. Jerry D. Glover. Ashley M. Hill, speeding, 107/75. fense). Sean C. Best, no insurance. Jerry R. Simeroth vs. Amber L. or less. Sarah Harwell vs. Corey Harwell. Nadia P. Martinez Almendarez, Grant A. Garrison, operate motor Keenan T. J. Walls, no seatbelt. Zerbel, forcible entry and detainer Barclays Bank Deleware vs. Wyane Courtney L. A. Foster vs. James speeding, 75/65. vehicle without license plate. Spring M. Gamez, speeding, 94/70. under $1500. Ralls, civil action $10,000 or less. P. Foster. Russell P. Hobson, taxes due state. Grant A. Garrison, improper tag Corey A. Grove, no insurance. display. The Jacob B. Speaks, speeding, 90/75. Grant A. Garrison, no insurance. Purcell Register Kevin L. Ford, speeding, 80/70. Sung S. Lim, affix improper plate. Tammy C. Lee, speeding, 80/70. Sung S. Lim, operate motor vehicle Leonardo Z. Gutierrez, no valid with improper color lights. driver’s license. Sung S. Lim, no insurance. Carl W. Nester, failure to devote Jonathan D. Langston, no insurance. full attention. Dillon I. Avery, no valid driver’s Mindy J. Griffith, taxes due state. license. Shayle M. Madden, no seatbelt. Dillon I. Avery, improper tag display. Classifieds Chasity A. Brewster, no seatbelt. Dillon I. Avery, failure to obtain Ashley T. Thumann, no seatbelt. current registration. Lee I. Osban, no seatbelt. Dillon I Avery, no insurance. Davinder Grewal, no seatbelt. Gerald L. Banks, failure to stay ACREAGES COMPUTER SALES LARGE ABSOLUTE AUCTION OVERSTOCK SALE BY ONE FOR SALE: 5 acres near Goldsby DALE’S ETC. COMPUTER sales & OF THE NATION’S LARGEST Dibble ARCHERY RETAILERS No. 305-April 20-3 Times Description: airport, zoned agri. or commercial. Call service. Repair, rebuild, and upgrade all Poultry SAI 301 (2014) BLAN-00-107-023-0-000-00 405-201-5758. 02/23/tfc brands. Free estimates. Reconditioned SAT., MAY 6 • 9 AM 68 O.S. § 3135 Lots 23 & 24, Block 107, systems from $299. 709 W Jackson, 200 NW 114TH ST, OKLAHOMA CITY Auction NOTICE TO SELL Blanchard COMMERCIAL Purcell. 527-2949. 01/05/tfc INSPECTION: Fri. May 5th from 9 am to 4 pm and COUNTY PROPERTY Bidder: Rebecca Anderson BUILDINGS FOR RENT starting at 8 am day of auction Every Monday GARAGE SALES BID LIVE AT WWW.DAKIL.COM ACQUIRED AT RESALE Amount Bid: $100.00 1,000’s of Items, 100’s of Lots. Half-million dollars worth at 6:30 PM COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS for rent Notice is hereby given, pursuant The said properties will be INDOOR MOVING SALE: Thurs., Fri., of new archery equipment including bows, crossbows, to the receipt of bid, that l, Teresa separately sold to the highest in Purcell. Located at corner of Huron arrows, sights, rests, quivers, stabilizers, releases, broad- Starting May 1st and Green Ave. 1 bldg. 42x60; 1 bldg. April 27th & 28th, 1938 N. 9th Ave., heads & lighted nocks. See web site for detailed listing & Jones, County Treasurer of Mc- competitive bidder, for cash in pictures! Buyers premium will apply. At the Dibble Show Barn 72x28. Call Johnny or Twila Taylor for Purcell, Windridge Apt. #C-1. Antique Clain County, Oklahoma, will on hand, or to the original bidder Taking consignments at noon, day of sale. more information or a showing, 405- table/chair, freezer, futon, dresser, bed, AUCTIONEER 405-751-6179 the 9th day of May, 2017, begin- at the amount bid if there be no 760-4548 or 405-527-3182. 01/12/tfc desks, microwave & stand, tupperware, 405-826-8631 • 405-595-9699 ning at 10:00 am at my office in higher bid offered, subject to the dishes, room decor, end tables, linens, www.dakil.com Purcell , Oklahoma sell separately approval of the Board of County FOR RENT: 1933 N. Green Ave., 2500 books, DVD’s, namebrand kids/juniors the hereinafter described tracts, Commissioners. SF of office space. $2000/month. Call clothes, Disney VHS, Beanie Babies, parcels, or lots of land, all situated The apportioned cost of ad- Than 405-990-8862. 01/05/tfc Playstation1x2 (8p) & XBox games. A little bit 1x2(10p) 2x2 (6p) in McClain County, Oklahoma vertisement and other expense of everything and everything must go! QUITTING BUSINESS1x2 AUCTION (12p) and heretofore acquired by said incident to the said sale shall be 04/27/1tp county at the resale authorized paid by the purchaser, in addi- SATURDAY, APRIL 29TH, 2017 • 9:00AM SATURDAY, APRIL 29TH, 2017 • 9:00AM NORMAN FLEA MARKET. Flea Market by 68 O.S. § 3125. Following tion to the amount bid upon said Shirley Dodson has moved and biggest garage sale in Norman. 2024 SOUTH MAIN • NEWCASTLE, OK 73065 the description of each property properties. in with her family and is Fri. & Sat., Apr. 28th & 29th, 8-5 2024 SOUTH MAIN • NEWCASTLE, OK 73065 separately offered for sale is the Witness my hand this 20 day of 615 E. Robinson, Cleveland County Troy Wesnidge Inc. is quitting business. h ey have made i ne name of the bidder and the amount April, 2017. SELLING HER ESTATE. Fairgrounds. Over 50 booths of quality furniture for two generations. All kinds and sizes of bid as follows: /s/ Teresa Jones everything you can imagine. Call 360- woodworking tools for the professional and homeowner. Lots of County Treasurer May 2 thru 4 2581 for more info. 04/27/1tc furniture parts, tops, legs and uni nished products. Friday, April 28th from 9am-3pm to view auction items. Come by Friday, April 28th from 9am-3pm to view items. No. 341-April 27-1 Time NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday HELP WANTED BEFORE THE CORPORATION that the application in this cause 8 AM to 7 PM COMMISSION OF THE requests that BP America Pro- CARE GIVER NEEDED Mon.-Fri., 9 am Ken Carpenter Auction, LLC www enCarpenterAuction.com • Tami, 405- 406-5235 • Ken, 405-620-1524 STATE OF OKLAHOMA duction Company, or some other to 5 pm for adult male. Prepare light www.KenCarpenterAuction.com • Tami, 405- 406-5235 • Ken, 405-620-1524 DOWNLOAD OUR APP KCAUCTION • FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK at 220 Eel River lunch and light cleaning. Call 405-249- APPLICANT: BP AMERICA PRO- party recommended by Applicant NO LARGE BILLS PLEASE. DUCTION COMPANY be designated as operator under 6632. 04/27/1tp RELIEF SOUGHT: POOLING the order to be entered herein of HUGE GARAGE SALE - AUCTION STYLE - Everything Sells! LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SECTION the separate common sources of 7, TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE supply in the units covered hereby, * Nice, No Rust, 3/4 ton, Low Mile Pickup 1 EAST OF THE IM, MCCLAIN including the initial well and any * Very Nice Ofice Furniture * ARTWORK COUNTY, OKLAHOMA subsequent well or wells to be * Riles * Pistols * AMMO *Computers CAUSE CD NO. 201702529 drilled under or otherwise covered TRAILERS & TRUCK BEDS * Lots of Hand ToolsOwners: Cummings Land & Cattle * POWER Co. TOOLS Owners: Cummings Land & Cattle Co. NOTICE OF HEARING by Applicant’s proposed plan of DJ STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All development of such units. * Electric Golf Cart * Welders * Tools persons, owners, producers, op- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN We sell: Utility, Equipment, Stock, HorseSTEEL andBUILDINGS Cargo Trailers * Nice ClothesLocation: 14219 E. 66th Street North • Owasso, * ANTIQUES! OK 74055 Location: 14219 E. 66th Street North • Owasso, OK 74055 erators, purchasers and takers of that this cause is set before an ad- STEEL BUILDINGS Services, Parts & RepairsBlanchard, OK * Nearly New Maytag Washer and Dryer oil and gas, and all other interested ministrative law judge for hearing, * 8 shot 22 Magnum * 45-70 Buffalo persons, particularly in McClain taking of evidence and reporting Blanchard, OK Truck Accessories & Sales County, Oklahoma, including the to the Corporation Commission of 405-449-3535 following: Elizabeth Louise Smith; Oklahoma. Notice is further given We accept Cash, Check (with DL), Credit Card and if the above-named individual that the application in this cause 3 Mi. E. of Wayne on Hwy. 59 and Debit Cards... all sales inal... good cause! be deceased, then the unknown may be amended at such hearing heirs, executors, administrators, in accordance with the rules of the Viewing and Pre- Auction Sales Friday from 9AM to 4PM devisees, trustees and assigns, Commission and the laws of the both immediate and remote, of State of Oklahoma. All sales beneit our efort to “BACK THE BLUE” such deceased individual. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Saturday April 29 Auction starts at 10:00AM NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that that this cause will be heard before Applicant, BP America Production an administrative law judge on 911 North 4th Ave, Purcell, OK 405.508.1829 Company, has filed an applica- the Conservation Docket at the Cash Now tion in this cause requesting the Western Regional Service Office 30’ x 40’ x 10’ walls For full item list, more info & pictures visit For full item list, more info & pictures visit For scrap metal , aluminum cans, appliances, tin, www.chuppsauction.com www.chuppsauction.com Corporation Commission of Okla- of the Corporation Commission, 30’ x 40’ x 10’ walls 4 4” 3500 lb Floor w/ Fiber mesh homa to enter an order pooling the Jim Thorpe Building, 2101 North steel, air conditioners, aluminum,4 24” Pier copper, holes w/rebar cars and 4 4” 3500 lb Floor w/ Fiber mesh CHUPPS AUCTION CO. CHUPPS AUCTION CO. interests of oil and gas owners, Lincoln Boulevard, Oklahoma trucks running or4 26 not. Ga. Color R-Panel 40 yr. 4 24” Pier holes w/rebar 4 Color eave trim KNIFE AUCTION and adjudicating the rights and City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 A.M. on 4 26 Ga. Color R-Panel 40 yr. equities in connection therewith, in the 16th day of May, 2017, and 4 1- 10’x8’ Commercial door 4 ColorLocaL eave trim pickup for junk cars the 640-acre horizontal well units that this notice be published as 4 1-3’ Walk-in door 4 1- 10’x ’ Commercial door formed in Section 7, Township 5 required by law and the rules of 8 4 Turn Key on your Location Sat., April 29 • 10:00 AM 4 North, Range 1 East of the IM, the Commission. 1-3’Nimmo’s Walk-in door 527-5573$ 00 4 Turn Key on your Location 15,995 McClain County, Oklahoma, for NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Garvin County Fairgrounds $ 00 the Deese, Basal Pennsylvanian that Applicant and interested 15,995 Pauls Valley, Oklahoma Unconformity, Woodford and parties may present testimony by Mr. J.V. Neal was well known around Pauls Valley as a Case knife dealer. He Hunton separate common sourc- telephone. The cost of telephonic STEEL BUILDINGS had a vast collection of knives that will be going to Auction. There will be display es of supply separate common communication shall be paid by Blanchard, OK cases, plaques, as well as, sets of knives and other knife related items in the sources of supply, in respect to the person or persons requesting auction. This is only a small sampling of the thousands of knives that will be sold. the development of such separate its use. Interested parties who STEEL BUILDINGS common sources of supply in such wish to participate by telephone Blanchard, OK STEEL BUILDINGS KNIFE BRANDS TO BE SOLD: units. The interests of the oil and shall contact Applicant or Appli- STEEL BUILDINGS Case gas owners involved herein and cant’s attorney, prior to the hearing Blanchard, OK Schatt And Morgan the rights and equities in respect date, and provide their names and STEEL BUILDINGSBlanchard, OK30’ x 50’ x 12’ walls Camillus 4 Henkels - Zwelling thereto are sought herein to be telephone numbers. STEEL30’ BUILDINGS x 50’ x 12’Blanchard, walls OK 4” 3500 lb Floor w/ Fiber mesh Boker Tree Brand pooled and adjudicated pursu- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Blanchard, OK 4 24” Pier holes w/rebar Winchester 4 4” 3500 lb Floor w/ Fiber mesh 4 26 Ga. Color R-Panel 40 yr. Remington ant to 52 O.S. §87.1 within and that all interested persons may ap- Bulldog 4 24” Pier holes w/rebar 30’ x4 40’Color eavex 10’ trim walls on the basis of the units covered pear and be heard. For information 4 26 Ga. Color R-Panel 40 yr. Great Eastern hereby as a group or unit or in concerning this action, contact 4 4” 35004 lb1- Floor12’x1 0w/’ Commercial Fiber mesh door Fight `N Rooster 4 Color eave trim 4 24” Pier holes w/rebar Hen And Rooster 30’ x 40’ x 10’ walls 4 4 1-3’ Walk-in door the aggregate, and not limited to John R. Reeves, attorney, OBA 26 Ga. Color R-Panel 40 yr. Kissing Crane 4 4” 35004 1- lb 12’x1 Floor0 ’w/ Commercial Fiber mesh door 4 Color eave4 Turn trim Key on your Location Rough Rider a single wellbore. The application #7479, Seventeenth Floor, One 4 24” Pier4 1-3’ holes Walk-in w/rebar door 4 1- 10’x8’ Commercial door 4 26 Ga. Color R-Panel 40 yr. Uzi Autos 4 1-3’ Walk-in door$ 00 in this cause states that Applicant Leadership Square, 211 North 4 Color4 eaveTurn trim Key on your Location 18,995 4 Turn Key on your Location Huge Number Of Antique 4 1- 10’x8’ Commercial door Knives has proposed the development of Robinson Avenue, Oklahoma $ 00 4 1-3’ Walk-in door$ 00 15,995 Huge Amount Of Knife Making the separate common sources of City, Oklahoma 73102, Telephone: 4 Turn Key on your18,995 Location Materials 30’ x $40’ x 10’30’00 walls x 40’ x 10’ walls Our buildings are built Hundreds Of Knife Handles supply in the units involved herein (405) 272-5742; or Ona Rae 15,9954 4” 3500 lb Floor w/ Fiber mesh 4 4” 3500 lb Floor w/ Fiber mesh STEELwith BUILDINGS 40 yr. 26 ga. R-Panel Blanks, Stag, Buffalo, Jig under a plan of development and Lazarine, BP America Production 4 24” Pier holes w/rebar4 24” Pier holes w/rebar Bone 4 26 Ga. Color R-Panel4 26 40 Ga. yr. Color R-Panel 40 yr. 30’ x 40’ x 10’ wallssheet metal, full trim There Will Also Be Some Ammo, has proposed to commence such Company, 737 North Eldridge 4 Color eave trim 4 Color eave trim Blanchard, OK 4 1- 10’x ’ Commercial door 30’ x 40’ x 10’ walls Pocket Watches, Coins, And 8 4 1- 10’x8’4 Commercial 4” 3500 door lb Floor w/ Fiber mesh Some Of The Smaller Knife plan of development of such Parkway, Houston, Texas 77079, 4 1-3’ Walk-in doorSTEEL BUILDINGS package, 16” windlock 4 1-3’ Walk-in door Making Machines 4 Turn Key on your Location 4 24”4” 3500 Pier lbholes Floor w/rebar w/ Fiber mesh units by an initial well in the lands Telephone: (832) 619-2267. 4 Turn Key on your Location Case 2000 Millennial set $ 00 gussets. Insulated models $ 15,995Blanchard,00 $ 4 OK 2624” Ga. Pier00 Color holes R-Panel w/rebar 40 yr. of knives with Letter of covered hereby. 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$11.00 up to 40 words, 20¢ per word after Classifieds DEADLINE: 11 a.m. on Tuesday 405-527-2126 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP Owners: Cummings Land & Cattle Co. Owners: Cummings Land & Cattle Co. HELP WANTED: Need full-time NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS Lab Technician experienced bookkeeper, Monday- for CNA for day shift and Dietary Aide. needed Lexington Friday. Apply in person at the Must be dependable, have good work WANTED Location: 14219 E. 66th Street North • Owasso, OK 74055 Location: 14219 E. 66th Street North • Owasso, OK 74055 Oklahoma Horseshoeing School, ethic. Apply today at 915 N. 7th Ave., at Lindsay Municipal Hospital. 26446 Horseshoe Circle, Purcell. I-35 Purcell. Sunset Estates. EOE. 04/27/1tc Full-time. Part-time help needed Nursing Home to Exit 98 (at Johnson Road). 03/09/tfc MT/MLT, or education in biological sciences. with outside grounds SEEKING NURSE Aides, cooks and Hospital experience preferred. Must be willing to is now accepting applications for: HELP WANTED: Outside maintenance LPNs for Brookhaven Extensive take call and rotate weekend and holiday coverage. and horses on a farm. help needed, general ranch work. Call Care in Norman. Great benefits and LMH pays 100% premiums for medical, dental, and vision. 405-409-0769. 04/27/2tc competitive pay. Please apply in person Please apply at Also need a cleaning • CNA for Transportation at 1050 Rambling Oaks Drive, Norman, 1305 W. Cherokee, Lindsay, OK 73052 person for inside. MULTI-COUNTY COUNSELING, INC. OK 73072 or call (405) 292-2273 01/05/ or fax your resume to 405-756-1802 is accepting resumes for a full-time tfc • CNA for 3 to 11 Family Support Provider for Purcell & No phone calls please. Call 405-990-2455 surrounding areas. This position will TRUCK DRIVERS NEEDED - Will be a • CNA for 11 to 7 (shift differential pay) provide support to parents who have night position, Class A CDL with tanker a child with a mental health disorder. endorsements. Oilfield experience Applicant must have experience with required. Apply at A & A Tank Truck, • 1 – Part-time Dietary Aides a child or close family member who 4.5 miles south of Lindsay, OK, 73052. If you are interestedFor in full long itemterm employment list, more with infocompetitive & pictures wages please visit apply in person at For full item list, more info & pictures visit suffers from a mental health disorder, 01/05/tfc www.chuppsauction.com www.chuppsauction.com availability for some on-call & reliable Licensed 632 SE 3rd Street, Lexington, OK transportation. Minimum education is HOMES FOR SALE CHUPPS AUCTION CO. CHUPPS AUCTION CO. a high school diploma. Send resume to Practical Nurse EOE PO Box 662, Purcell, OK 73080; fax to OPEN HOUSE DAILY: 3/2/2 brick in Horizontal Well Drillers needed 405-527-1084 or email kblankenship@ Riverview Estates, 1619 & 1623 N. 4th, is seeking at Lindsay Municipal Hospital. multi-county.com. EOE. 04/27/4tc Purcell. 10’ ceiling, crown molding, granite, gas fireplace, stainless Yard Welders FT. Night shift. appliances on 1/2 acre lots. Priced in Horizontal Well Drillers, an Oil and Gas LMH pays 100% for medical, dental and vision coverage. the $180’s. Call 405-206-8551. 03/30/tfc Drilling company has an immediate opening Please apply at for Yard Welders. Must be able to report to the Yard in Purcell, Oklahoma daily. Structural 1305 W. Cherokee, Lindsay, OK 73052 and Pipe certiications are required. Must or fax your resume to 405-756-1802 be able to work overtime and weekends, NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. as needed. We are looking for dependable, Cafeteria Staff and Subs hardworking people to join our team. SATURDAY, APRIL 29TH, 2017 • 9:00AM Excellent pay and beneits,SATURDAY, 401K and vacation. APRIL 29TH, 2017 • 9:00AM 2024 SOUTH MAIN • NEWCASTLE, OK 73065 Apply online at www.hwdrillers.com or fax 2024your resume SOUTH to 405-527-0192 MAIN • NEWCASTLE, OK 73065 NEEDED or apply in person at We are hiring for full-time, part-time and substitute 2915 State Highway 74 South, Purcell, OK positions to help at the Purcell schools’ cafeterias. between 9:00 am and 4:00 pm. Duties and hours would vary and no experience required. Friday, April 28th from 9am-3pm to view auction items. Come by Friday, April 28th from 9am-3pm to view items. EMPLOYMENT Please call Keystone Food Service at 405-612-3822. www.KenCarpenterAuction.com • Tami,OPPORTUNITIES 405- 406-5235 • Ken, 405-620-1524 www.KenCarpenterAuction.com • Tami, 405- 406-5235 • Ken, 405-620-1524 DOWNLOAD OUR APP KCAUCTION • FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK • RN General Laborers - MS Horizontal Well Drillers LLC., in Purcell - ER FARM Oklahoma is looking to hire self-starting, - OR/Endo motivated people to work at our Rig building and manufacturing facility. • Dietary Aide – FT Day AUCTION Hire will be responsible for general laborer tasks that will involve assembly of parts, grounds, • Cashier/Receptionist – Owners: Cummings Land & Cattle Co. Owners: Cummings LandFT Day& Cattle Co. Mon., May 1, 2017 | STARTS @ 1:47 P.M. keeping, sorting, packaging inished products, painting and general plant maintenance duties to • Clinic Clerk – PRN Location: 14219 E. 66th Street North • Owasso, OK 74055 ensure a cleanLocation: and neat work 14219 environment. E. 66th Street North • Owasso, OK 74055 We are looking for dependable, Weekend Tractors, Trucks, Hay hardworking people to join our team. • Rad Tech – PT/PRN PAY BASED ON EXPERIENCE. Equipment, Farm Implements, Salary matrix adjusted for Charge Trailers & Misc. Apply online at www.hwdrillers.com or Nurse responsibilities fax your resume to 405-527-0192 LOVELY HOUSE & 1 ACRE HORSE Directions: From Owasso area on Hwy 169 take exit for Hwy 266/E 46th St N go east 2 or apply in person at mi to N 145th E Ave, turn left (North) go 1½ mi road dead ends at auction site. Or from Jct www.purcellhospital.com PASTURE OR HOUSE ONLY Hwy 266 & Hwy 167/193rd E Ave (Stoplight at Tulsa Port of Catoosa entrance) take hwy 2915 State Highway 74 South, Purcell, OK 266 West 3 mi N 145th E Ave, turn right (North) go 1 ½ mi road dead ends at auction site. between 9:00 am and 4:00 pm. EOE Watch for auction signs.. Over 1,700 sq.ft. • 1506 S. Green Ave Auctioneer’s Note: Due to the owner slowing down, he is selling his surplus equipment. Most is like new and fi eld ready. Not many small items. This is an auction YOU DON’T 2 br, 2 baths, 1 year lease WANT TO BE LATE for! Lots of parking! Visit our website for pictures at www.chuppsauction. House Only: com or follow us on Facebook for updates. PART-TIME PROFESSIONAL HELP Terms: Cash – Credit Cards – Check with Proper ID – OK Sales Tax Applies unless First & last mo. rent at $750/mo + 100 deposit ($1,600 up front) exemption is shown. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS. ANY ANNOUNCEMENTS DAY OF SALE SUPERSEDES PREVIOUS ADVERTISING. Investment Company House & 1 Acre Horse Pasture: PLEASE DO NOT CALL IF NOT FULLY QUALIFIED! First & last mo. rent at $890/mo + $100 deposit ($1,880 up front) For full item list, more info & pictures visit For full item list, more info & pictures visit Two years previous landlord(s), employment & excellent credit references a must. www.chuppsauction.com Degree Preferred.www.chuppsauction.com Compensation Negotiable. CHUPPS AUCTION CO. Hours 9am-3pmCHUPPS (w/ AUCTION ½ hr. for lunch)CO. NO PETS, NO SMOKING 405-414-7277 Stan Chupp | (918) 638-1157 Must be self-motivated with excellent organizational and analytical skills. Expert in: Dale Chupp, Realtor | Century 21, NEOKLA (918) 630-0495 Microsoft Oice Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint), Adobe Acrobat and Filing. E. J. Chupp Impeccable character, integrity and numerous references A MUST!! BACKGROUND INVESTIGATION CONDUCTED Oice Email resume to [email protected] or fax resume to 405-527-0104 405-366-7707 OKLAHOMA CLASSIFIED 405-760-7849 ADVERTISING NETWORK

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$11.00 up to 40 words, 20¢ per word after Classifieds DEADLINE: 11 a.m. on Tuesday 405-527-2126 2 BR/ACREAGE 18550 84TH ST. LEXINGTON All real estate advertised therein is subject to the Living/dining room, 2 acres, fenced, outbuildings Federal Fair Housing Act, which makes it illegal to $695/mo. 1 Yr. Lease, First & Last Month’s Rent advertise any preference, limitation, or discrimination Plus Security Deposit – NO CATS MUST HAVE 2 Yrs. of Previous Landlords and Current because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, Employment with Excellent Credit and References. No Smoking. familial status, or national origin, or intention to make PLEASE DO NOT CALL IF NOT QUALIFIED any such preference, limitation or discrimination. 405-414-7277 We will not knowingly accept any advertising for EQUAL HOUSING real estate which is in violation of the law. All persons OPPORTUNITY are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis. Home639 W. Van forBuren, SalePurcell $22,500 OFF original list price. This 4 bd., 3 ba. home known to LIVESTOCK RENTALS seller as 1 of 2 mansions in Purcell THE OKLAHOMA HORSESHOEING FOR RENT: 23727 Reece Lake Rd, is loaded w/character, history & a 5/4.5/2, 3400SF of living space. New lot of square footage at impressive Deborah Allison SCHOOL will do horseshoeing for $30; trimming for $15; and teeth floating for HVAC, carpet, paint and more. $2000/ price! This spacious home is just mo. Dep. & ref. req’d. Call 405-990- waiting for new owners. Features LLC. $20 by appointment. 405-288-6085. REAL ESTATE 8862. 01/26/tfc are: metal roof, 3 new HVAC Residential, Land, Ranch and Commercial 01/05/tfc systems, oak looring in 2 lvg. areas FOR RENT: Beautiful 1.25 acres out in & all bdrms. With a little TLC this SELLER VERY MOBILE HOMES EQUAL HOUSING the country, recently remodeled, 1035 home could be everything you want OPPORTUNITY 405-249-2810 it to be and more. MOTIVATED! Call or email for Listings Available in your Area. LIMITED TIME ONLY!! New 2 bed SF, 8 miles south of Blanchard, 12 miles 2 ba $29,900; 3 bed 2 ba $32,900. to Purcell and I-35, $795 a month and $795 deposit due up front, pet fees do www.DeborahAllisonRealEstate.com During our Made in the Shade Sale For more information call 866-676-5131 ext #1009 up to $4000 in Lowe’s gift cards & apply. Give us a call 405-387-5222. 04/27/1tp or Rhonda Cochrane at or oice at 405-366-7707. Homes free statewide delivery. 405-262-3900. 405-613-4283 1032 Timberlake Dr., Purcell 5BR/2BA/2 ½ BA/2LR/2 Car Garage & Lg. Workshop on 1 ac. $249,900 www.claytonelreno.com. 01/05/tfc 101 N. Main, Washington Total Remodel 3BR/2BA 2 Carport/Pool & Workshop in town. $169,900 FOR RENT: Upstairs apartment, 109 S. 4BR/4BA/2CarGA/726 sf Bonus Room & Workshop on 5 ac. $275,000 Canadian, clean, 3 bedroom, 1 bath, 7801 Slaughterville Rd., Noble RENTALS Land washer/dryer, refrigerator & stove, 7 Acres on SH59, Wayne Pin surveyed 7 acres with pond, loaing shed, pipe & cable runs. $75,000 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT: $800 per month. Call 405-527-0980. Owner Financing. Unimproved wooded 40 acres. $110,900 40 Acres on 162nd & Banner Rd. Noble Newly remodeled, 851 square feet not 04/27/2tc Commercial including loft, $800 per month. Property FOR RENT: 1 and 2 BDRM. apts. Pool 1.37 Acres on Green Ave., Purcell Development use for business or franchise. Asking $225,000 is located at 113 S. Canadian, Purcell, Downtown ofice building with 3 street ofices and 2 apartments $350,000 and laundry on site, basic cable paid. EQUAL HOUSING 102 W. Main St., Purcell OK. For inquiries call 405-527-0980. LENDER $350 to $400 per month. Call 527- 04/20/2tc 2008. 01/05/tfc

Broker Associate/ FOR LEASE: Brick 3 bed, 1 bath, 1 WESTBROOK DUPLEX: 1106 Ewing, Certiied Residential Specialist carport, CH/A, large yard, complete Purcell, 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car, very clean, remodel, $750 monthly plus deposit. $725 per month, 1 year lease plus 405-627-5105 RICHARDS Background check, 1 year lease. deposit. No pets. Call 405-329-8584. Meyers Real Estate, 405-620-1589. No 04/20/2tc [email protected] • 405-527-7766 text or emails. 04/27/1tp METAL BUILDINGS APRIL SHOWERS can be the catalyst to see this acreage in Purcell SERVICES schools! Build to suit yourself on this 9+ acres with a creek, and pasture. SPECIAL 30’x50’x10’ HOME MAINTENANCE: Painting, Rare parcel. Room for all your plans. $119,900 26 Ga. Colored Sheet Metal carpentry, concrete, fences, decks, all SOLD This listing is an immaculate 2 bedroom with bonus room and A-1 kinds of repairs etc. Call 596-1918 or large indoor laundry/oice. Fresh paint and looring, new countertops 1-3' Walk thru Door 808-0861. 01/05/tfc and more. $65,000. 1-8'x8' Heavy Com. Garage Door BRING MAY FLOWERS when you build here. Want elbow room? Purcell STORAGE NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL! schools? Here it is! Almost 2 acres close to town ready now for you to 4" Concrete w/ Fiber Mesh Huntsman Construction is available for build. $37,900 30” Piers & Rebar lawn care, remodels, floor installation, handyman service, and much more! Call $18,495 plus tax Now at $20 and up and ask for a free estimate, 405-421- 405-872-0044 Doing business for over 30 years. Also outside RV storage 6570. Email huntsmanconstruction@ yahoo.com. 04/13/4tp Call 405-449-3681 VACUUM AND SEWING machine or 405-570-7854 repair. Parts and services for all brands. We also stock bags and belts! Dale’s Etc. 709 W. Jackson, Purcell 527-2949. 01/05/tfc WANTED CLASSIFIED AD 1,000 ACRES DEADLINE OR MORE 11 A.M. TUESDAY Close to Purcell or Lexington Custom Sizes Available T&S www.richardsmetalbuildings.net Green Valley Farms Office 405-485-8611 Cell 405-620-2587 (405) 414-7277 Mowing Mowing, edging & trimming. MUSGRAVE . Big & small plus ields. Real Estate Sm Cleanups & haul offs. Your Perfect Partner FREE ESTIMATES. Your Brand for Real Estate two locations to serve you 405-527-8395 1800 north Green, Purcell, oK or 405-609-4612 527-3012 MusgraveOk.com Than Maynard, Broker heart of oklahoma 719 24th avenue sw, norman, oK Wonderful ranches, great lands, residential, and each ofice is independently owned and operated 366-9600 Ross’ Lawn residential - acreages & land - new Homes Nancy Maynard, Broker commercial in and around central Oklahoma. EQUAL HOUSING Farms & ranches - commercially Zoned OPPORTUNITY Service Please visit our website or our office for a complete list • Complete Lawn Maintenance • Weed Control including photos and all contact info. We look forward ALL PROPERTIES ARE ON OKC MULTI-LIST SYSTEM (MLS). www.cbheart.com • Fall Cleanup • Deck/Fence Preservation to helping you buy or sell your real estate property. NEW LISTINGS 3396 SF ON 1.9AC WITH PRIVACY 4/3 10 ACRES 3 miles west of Purcell w/2 living, basement safe room, 2 car det with 660’ of State Hwy 74 frontage. Residential and Commercial 28805 SH 59 5.92 acres w/3/2 mobile gar, 25x50 shop, inground pool & lots of $120,000 #761635 Call Ross Shore @ home, city water & septic system. trees. #755886 407 W. Main $95,000 #765700 TWO LARGE LOTS in Royal Gardens PURCELL/WAYNE/ INVESTMENT PROPERTY 2 bed, 824sf Addition. $14,500 each or both for 306-1928 219UNDER N Canadian #753995CONTRACT $25,000 #759216 & #759232 EQUAL HOUSING Purcell, OK 73080 WASHINGTON OPPORTUNITY INVESTMENT PROPERTY 2 bed, 724sf 60 ACRES pasture land on Hwy 59 east 1 ½ STORY FRAME HOME on corner 709UNDER S Canadian #754088 CONTRACT of Wayne. $150,000SOLD #723048 lot. Good investment property. Remodel Annie & Lloyd 405-527-9230 405-527-5638 REDUCED 329 N CANADIAN HALF ACRE LOTS in Woodbrook II. All not completed. $22,000. 304 W Apache. 2/1 frame UNDER CONTRACT public utilities, plus water tap included Tree & Landscape Service #765799 w/vinyl siding. Large covered porch, nice Email: [email protected] kitchen, big rooms, CHA, Home protection in price. $30,000 #588746 529 LESTER LN 2/1 frame home w/ plan. $68,500 #740868 • Mowing • Concrete Work COMMERCIAL • Tree & shrub trimming • Bucket Truck CHA. Rented for $560/mo. $49,500 LEXINGTON/NOBLE/ #765691 30319 SH 59 3 units in this bldg. One • Tree removal • Painting Let our team of full-time professional realtors WANETTE has been a beauty shop & could easily • Stump grinding • Fencing 830 W BRULE Value given to lot only. • Landscaping • Roofing be re-opened. $85,000 #765694 help you with your most important investment. $15,000 #764276 702 E JOHNSON 2 year old brick home • Sodding • Construction in Lexington. 3/2/3 in like new condition. REDUCED COMMERCIAL! Heavy duty FIXER-UPPER for rental, lip or starter Free Estimates Insured #740639 machine shop (30x50) on ¼ ac re. 3phase home. 3 bed, 1 bath, 840sf. 128 Gros elec.111 W Juneau. $37,500 #755134 Ventre.UNDER #764846 CONTRACT GOOD RENTAL BY SCHOOL. 2/1 frame home w/818SF. 518 E Beech $25,000 #71602 COMMERCIAL LOT on corner of Iowa 527-7731 23023 SH 24 2900sf 3/3/2 brick UNDER CONTRACT & S 2nd , 165’x200’SOLD #755143 home, excellent condition on 40 acres BRICK & ROCK HOME ON 2 AC mol. in Washington SD. 40x60 shop, pond, Completely remodeled. Milled pecan looring, GREAT INVESTMENT PROPERTY fenced.UNDER This great CONTRACT property has lots to burled walnut cabinets w/granite counter Currently rented at $300/mo. Roof offer. $499,500 #763730 tops. 3/2/2 w/3104sf. $249,900. Consider approximately 4 yrs old. $17,500 owner carry. #704159 #746728 706 BONNIE AVE 2/2/2 brick home, Mex small storage shedSOLD with concrete loor. ACREAGES, LOTS 4.5 AC COMMERCIAL ZONED less Lawns $110,000 #758677 AND LAND than 1/4 mi S OF NEWCASTLE CASINO. Great Location. $980,100 #728561 complete year round maintenance 2906 SAGE CT 4/2.1/2 brick home S 10TH Value given to lot only. $15,000 • sprinkler systems•retaining with 2919SF! Heavily remodeled, just #764237 walls•fence installation•tree & move in! $286,000 #757842 shrub trimming•tree removal Call for a free estimate. Reneé Barnes Donelda Ellis Ted Idleman Regena McNatt Jim Lewis WE GIVE YOUR PROPERTY THE MOST EXPOSURE. Insured 659-7335 830-1317 623-2896 659-7620 249-5770 Ron Musgrave Joell Gray Nick Meabon Tyra Weston Lonnie Gilley tHan MaynarD Broker nelDa Gray Moore tony cHristian ronnie MaynarD Office Manager (405) 527-2290 615-4810 620-4651 928-273-9333 517-7318 926-7140 990-8862 306-2419 615-8871 659-8217 (405) 204-8753 cell