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Volume 120, Number 11 • 18 Pages County records second death from COVID-19 City council to consider mask mandate during special meeting By John A. Small videoconference. Managing Editor (Instructions for members of the public wishing to participate in the (Editor’s Note: Sentinel Co-Pub- meeting are shown at right.) lisher Tom Lokey also contributed to Tishomingo City Hall had been this story.) closed last week due to an employee Confirmed cases of COVID-19 in testing positive for COVID-19. Regu- Johnston County have continued to lar business hours were expected to re- rise in the past week, with a second sume Tuesday morning. death reported and Tishomingo Middle On Monday, Sept. 7, Tishomingo School the latest county school to be Superintendent Bobby Waitman re- affected by the pandemic. leased a letter stating that an employee As active cases continue to rise here at the middle school had tested positive and elsewhere - a report by NBC News for the virus. on Tuesday stated that, over the past As was the case in late August, seven days, one new COVID-19 death when it was reported that staff mem- was being recorded every 106 seconds bers at Tishomingo High School had in America - the debate continues to tested positive, Waitman said the mid- rage over the wearing of face masks to dle school would not be suspending help slow the spread of the pandemic. in-person learning as a result of the The Tishomingo City Council is middle school report. scheduled to hold a special meeting to- “We have worked closely with day (Thursday) to discuss a proposed county health officials to address this face mask mandate similar to the one situation,” Waitman wrote. “We have enacted in Ada earlier this year. reviewed specifics about the person’s The meeting is scheduled to begin interaction with others, as well as other at 6 p.m., and will be conducted via the safety protocols that we put into place, Zoom platform, according to a state- and in consultation with county health ment released Sept. 4 by interim City officials we have determined that no Manager Janice Cain. students will need to be placed on quar-

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The agenda posted on Tuesday for the special Tishomingo City Council meeting scheduled for today (Thursday) includes information on how local residents can remotely attend the event. County approves tribal cross-deputization agreement

By John A. Small within the boundaries Johnston County Senti- Managing Editor of the Chickasaw Na- nel - found the bound- tion, Dodd pointed out aries of the Muscogee A cross-deputiza- that eastern portions of (Creek) Nation to be tion agreement that will the county - including intact and the land with- enable local law en- Wapanucka, Coleman in Indian Territory. The forcement to continue and the Folsum area - are decision was 5-4, with responding to crime on located within the Choc- Justices Gorsuch, Sonia Indian land was among taw Nation. Sotomayor, Ruth Bader the items of business be- Dodd stated that Ginsburg, Elena Kagan fore the Johnston County the agreement, once and Stephen Breyer in Board of Commissioners approved by the com- the majority, while Jus- Lions help students enrich word power this week. missioners, will be for- tices John Roberts, Brett Dan Shaffer of the Tishomingo Lions Club recently delivered a total Meeting on Tuesday warded to the Choctaw Kavanaugh, Samuel Ali- of 35 dictionaries to fourth graders at Ravia (above), Mannsville due to Monday’s obser- Nation for final approv- to and Clarence Thomas (below) and Milburn. The three schools were selected to receive vance of the Labor Day al. A copy of the agree- dissented. the dictionaries as part of a Lions Club project during the month of holiday, commissioners ment will also be for- Law enforcement of- August. (See related photo on Page 3.) Jacky Hallmark, Mike warded to the office of ficials throughout Okla- Thompson and T.J. Cle- the Secretary of State in homa have expressed ments approved the Washington, D.C. concerns about the ulti- agreement between the Tuesday’s action re- mate legal implications Johnston County Sher- news the existing agree- of the federal ruling. iff’s Office, the Chicka- ment between the county During Tuesday’s meet- saw Nation, the Choctaw and the Chickasaw Na- ing, Smith and Dodd Nation and the Bureau of tion that was enacted in both repeated previous Indian Affairs (BIA). 2006. It adds the Choc- statements that they ex- Sheriff Jon Smith taw Nation and the BIA, pect similar rulings in and Undersheriff Gary which Smith and Dodd Dodd said the agreement said is a necessity in the F See COUNTY will allow their office wake of a decision hand- Page 2 to investigate reports of ed down by the U.S. Su- crimes committed on preme Court earlier this Indian land within the year. county, rather than wait- That July 9 ruling ing for federal agents to - the subject of a guest respond. column by Dodd that While most of John- was published in last ston County is located week’s edition of the

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Page 2 G JOHNSTON COUNTY SENTINEL G Thursday, September 10, 2020 Book review: A grand return for Burroughs’ jungle hero A few years back, in a review of upon finishing the book - released new ERB Universe character created one entry in the recent spate of new under the separate, canonical "Edgar for the super-arc and fills in some of novels featuring Edgar Rice Bur- Rice Burroughs Universe" banner, as the details that have thus far only been roughs’ famed jungle hero Tarzan, I opposed to the aforementioned "Wild Small Talk hinted at in the novels themselves. made the following observation: "As Adventures" umbrella. Eckert has hit John A. Small And there's a fun little surprise at the a lifelong fan, I have long been of the it clear out of the park with this novel. conclusion of the book - you might opinion that even lackluster Tarzan (Sports metaphors usually aren't my To say more would be to rob others call it the literary equivalent of those tales are ultimately better than no new thing… did I do that right?) of the joy they will encounter when post-end credit scenes in the Marvel Tarzan tales at all. (I’ll be the first one Even if I had not already been fa- reading the book for themselves. (Or, Universe films - that sets the stage for to admit that some stories have sorely miliar with Eckert's previous efforts as the kids these days are so fond of greater adventures to come. tested this belief, but in general I think as an author experienced with other saying: "No spoilers!") Suffice it to There is so much more about this it remains a valid point of view.)" licensed properties, or already known say that the Jungle Lord and his com- book that I want to say - but I fear I've It pleases me, well beyond my about his own deep love for Bur- panions find themselves in a thrilling rambled on for too long as it is and, as meager ability to properly convey, roughs and Tarzan, it would have ob- adventure that would have had Bur- noted above, I do want to avoid spoil- that I can honestly and enthusiasti- vious to me as a fan myself that this is roughs himself cheering with the turn- ing the fun for other readers. Suffice cally report the following: The latest a writer who has done his homework. ing of each page. it to say that I heartily recommend such adventure, Win Scott Eckert's This is Lord Greystoke as first Eckert even manages to properly Tarzan: Battle For Pellucidar to any- Tarzan: Battle For Pellucidar, is far imagined and presented to the world explain an incident depicted in one one who loves the fantastic worlds of from being "lackluster." I'll even go more than a century ago: Noble sav- of ERB's later Pellucidar novels that Edgar Rice Burroughs, is a fan of Tar- so far as to say that this is, in fact, the age, fierce warrior, a man more at many readers - my late father among zan, or who simply enjoys seeing Na- very best Tarzan novel to have ap- home in the wild but able to don what them - have long regarded as some- zis getting what’s coming to them... peared in a good, long time. Burroughs called “the thin veneer of thing of a "cheat" on the part of the I have written in the past about (Note: This review is based on an civilization" when the situation de- Master of Adventure. how my father first introduced me to advanced readers' copy. The novel is mands. (Did I mention that Tarzan battles the works of Burroughs when I was in available for pre-order at: https://ed- For the first time in a long time, I the Nazis? Take THAT, Hitler!) the third grade. I will not rehash that garriceburroughs.com.) felt that I was in the presence of the Along the way there are referenc- memory again here - except to note Since Edgar Rice Buurroughs Inc. real Tarzan. And a grand and glorious es to other stories - some by ERB, that this was back in the fall of 1971, ramped up its long-dormant publica- reunion it has proven to be. (And as some written by others - that add to when what has been called the "Great tion program several years ago, with the title indicates, Tarzan is not the the overall sense of fun and further Burroughs Boom" was in full bloom. the launch of the "Wild Adventures" only old friend we get to see again cement the cohesive fictional uni- In the 49 years that have passed since series, the new additions to the Tar- during the course of the tale - but I verse that ERB (the first writer to do then, my greatest desire as a reader has zan mythos in particular have been… don't want to spoil any surprises.) so) created when he had John Carter's been to find authors who not merely well, let's be honest, uneven at best. Set during World War II (and a few nephew track down the evidence of remind me of Burroughs in terms of My love for the character is such that months prior to the events of Tarzan Tarzan's existence before receiving both style and substance, but actually I have found something to enjoy in and the “Foreign Legion,” one of my that first message from David Innes seem to channel the Master to such an each and every one of them - even favorites in Burroughs' original nov- and then discovering the bottle con- extent that it feels like I am reading when, as noted above, the total overall els) Eckert's adventure sends the Lord taining Bowen Tyler's account of his ERB himself. result may not have been to my indi- of the Jungle - now as before in the adventures on Caspak… In all that time, I have been able to vidual liking. company of a valiant team of adven- Like the previous book in the new count on the fingers of just one hand But at the same time I came away turers that once again includes ERB's "ERB Universe" series, Battle For the authors whose contributions to the each time feeling some degree of friend Jason Gridley - on a return trip Pellucidar is both an enjoyable ad- Tarzan Mythos have had that kind of disappointment, and in one or two to that savage and mysterious prehis- venture on its own AND the second effect on me: Fritz Leiber, Philip José instances even questioning whether toric world at the earth's core. chapter of a four-novel super-arc en- Farmer, Joe Lansdale and, now, Win the author had ever bothered to read There they find themselves pitted titled Swords of Eternity. And like the Scott Eckert. (And we can expand that any of the ERB originals. (I'm still against not only the monstrous Ma- first volume in that series - Matt Bet- list ever-so-slightly by the inclusion scratching my head, for example, hars and other denizens of Pellucidar, ts' Carson of Venus: The Edge Of All of two writers who have contributed over one author's apparent attempt to but also the single greatest evil that Worlds - this new book also includes a to the exploits of other ERB heroes re-imagine Tarzan as “Batman of the Mankind has ever known: the Nazis, couple of special features that further besides Tarzan: Christopher Paul Car- Apes” - but that's a discussion for an- who naturally have their own dark build upon the larger story being told. ey and Matt Betts.) other time...) designs with eyes set on captuirng Mike Wolfer's contribution, a nov- Frankly, I can think of no greater I had no such questions or misgiv- secrets that could ultimately aid their elette entitled "Victory Harben: Clash compliment. ings regarding Battle of Pellucidar efforts at global domination… On Caspak," puts the focus on the (Column copyright © 2020 by John A. 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County Continued from Page 1 Y K favor of the Chickasaw, Territory. rial Hospital (now Mercy “We’re not Dallas,” Choctaw and other Na- At one point Dodd Hospital Tishomingo). Hallmark said. “But you tive American nations indicated that he expects County Treasurer can bet that there will be that, they said, will in ef- such a decision regard- Rana Smith and Court some who will criticize fect turn most of eastern ing the Chickasaw Na- Clerk Cassandra Slover us the same way.” Oklahoma into Indian tion to be made in the stated that they have Clements agreed. “I deputies whose salaries think everybody needs are being paid through it,” he said of the pro- their office’s respective posed raise, “but not cash funds - funds which everybody can afford to SUCCESSOR PUBLICATION TO THE both officials said are be- give it.” JOHNSTON COUNTY CAPITAL-DEMOCRAT ing depleted. It was Clements who (USPS 276-480) Thompson attributed then motioned to table Published weekly at 706 West Main Street, their situation - as well as further discussion until Tishomingo, OK 73460. similar financial issues next week’s meeting. E-Mail Address: [email protected] faced by the Sheriff’s Of- Telephone Number: (580) 371-0275 fice - in part to unfunded In other business Tom and Mary Lokey...... Publishers mandates being handed Monday, the commis- down to county govern- sioners voted to accept John A. Small...... Managing Editor ments by the state. $10,500 from the Chick- Rona Duke...... Typesetter Rana Smith also not- asaw Nation to assist Joshua Small...Photography/Ad Layout & Design ed that, prior to a slight with re-graveling five Rex Lokey...... Advertising Sales raise in 2019, county roads in the Connerville Melissa Small...... Distribution Assistant near future, possibly by report which sets county employees had not been -Bromide area. Thanksgiving. officers’ salaries in- ac given a raise in nine Hallmark said the REGULAR DEADLINES: Smith told the com- cordance with state stat- years. “We lost some funds - awarded through Classified Ads and Legals - 3 p.m. Monday; missioners that his dep- utes. good employees because the Chickasaw Nation’s Display Ads, Obituaries and uties recently took part However, the com- of the salaries,” she said. Tribal Transportation Community News - 5 p.m. Monday; in BIA Special Law En- missioners opted to table Sheriff Smith agreed Program - had initially All Other News and Photos: Noon Tuesday forcement Commissions action on a related ac- and noted that, despite been approved earlier Periodicals Postage Paid at Tishomingo, OK 73460 (SLEC) training. The tion regarding approval the raises awarded last this year in the wake of The opinions expressed in columns and letters three-day training per- of a resolution setting year, Johnston County flooding that affected to the editor are those held by the individual mits tribal, local, coun- the Fiscal Year 2020-21 still lags behind other roads in the area this past writers, and do not necessarily reflect the ty and tribal officers to standardized pay scale area counties with regard February. position of the Publishers. assist in federal investi- for county employees. to employee salaries. However, the project A proud member gations of major crimes That decision was He and Dodd also was delayed when the of the occurring in Indian made following a lengthy pointed out that, while Chickasaw Nation sus- Country. discussion between the a number of employees pended its road mainte- The sheriff also noted commissioners and other had left during that nine- nance program due to the that the agreement be- county officials regard- year period for jobs with pandemic. fore the commissioners ing the proposed pay better pay, others had “I got a call last week will remain binding in scale. stayed on and continued saying it was back on,” the event of a change in Thompson stated that to work even in the face Hallmark said. Clem- leadership at the Sher- the resolution calls for of the current pandemic. ents’ motion to approve iff’s Office, unless a let- an across-the-board pay Hallmark stated that the cooperative agree- Letters Policy: ter rescinding the agree- raise of 3 to 5 percent for he was not opposed to ment was seconded by ment is submitted. county employees. pay raises, but - in spite Thompson and approved The Johnston County Sentinel welcomes and Smith is in his final He said that he felt of Thompson’s earli- by a 3-0 vote. encourages letters from our readers. Letters should term as sheriff after an- the county could afford er remarks regarding The roads included address issues and ideas, not personalities; should nouncing in March his to approve the pay raise, available revenues - ex- in the agreement include be printed or typed and signed by the author; and are pressed concern that the Cases Lane, Spring subject to editing for clarity and space, or to eliminate decision to retire. Dodd, noting that the impact of statements considered libelous or in questionable taste. a Republican, and Dem- the COVID-19 pandem- county might not be able Creek Road, Back Road, THE SENTINEL IS UNDER NO LEGAL OBLIGATION ocratic challenger Ran- ic on sales tax returns has to afford them. Seeley Cemetery Road TO PUBLISH ANY LETTER AND HAS THE RIGHT dy White are running to thus far not been as dra- “I have not made a and Harris Ranch Road. TO REFUSE LETTERS THAT DO NOT MEET OUR succeed Smith in the No- matic as initially feared. decision yet,” Hallmark The commissioners GUIDELINES. Letters will be accepted at the Sentinel vember general election. Thompson also not- responded. also voted 3-0 to re- office at 706 W. Main Street in Tishomingo, or may be Clements’ motion to ed that the county still Hallmark also re- new an agreement with mailed to: Voice of the People, c/o Johnston County approve the cross depu- has some of the revenues ferred to recent reports Texas-based American Sentinel, 706 W. Main Street, Tishomingo, OK 73460. tization agreement was generated from the sale from Dallas County, Correctional Healthcare UNSIGNED LETTERS AND LETTERS IN SUPPORT seconded by Hallmark to the Chickasaw Nation Texas, in which offi- Inc. (ACH) to provide OF POLITICAL CANDIDATES WILL NOT BE PUB- jcsentinel@ and passed by a vote of of former county-owned cials experienced public medical services to in- LISHED. Letters may also be e-mailed to: backlash after awarding mates incarcerated in the yahoo.com. LETTERS MUST INCLUDE A NAME AND 3-0. properties on Sixth Street PHONE NUMBER FOR VERIFICATION PURPOSES; The commissioners in Tishomingo, as well raises in spite of the eco- Johnston County Jail, at PHONE NUMBERS WILL NOT BE PUBLISHED. C alsoM voted 3-0 Tuesday as from the sale of the nomic downturn stem- a cost of $47,093 for the to approve the annual former Johnston Memo- ming from the pandemic. year. Y K C M

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Thursday, September 10, 2020 G JOHNSTON COUNTY SENTINEL G Page 3 Dateline: Johnston County Cooler temperatures bring promise of relief By Matthew Cravatt and Dee Fry Ravia News Sentinel Correspondents Weather is cooling during hunting seasons. as watching private and in the Ravia area, and A third hiking op- public property during residents are getting out- portunity presents itself the public health emer- doors to relieve cabin south of Ravia on the gency. Call 911 should fever linked to high tem- Washita Arm Wildlife an emergency or civil peratures of summer and Management Unit. unrest present itself. COVID-19 concerns. Also used extensive- And now news from The approach of fall ly by hunters and anglers, Dee... and cooling tempera- this provides a great deal Attending the Rus- tures bring the promise of rough country for the sett breakfast on Mon- of relief, as hiking and more experienced hik- day were Dee Fry, other outdoor opportuni- ers. Don’t kid yourself, Wanda Akins and Susie ties present themselves, however, this country is Worcester, all of Ravia; to fill in for business much too rough for any Linda and Devryle Ingle, slowing, school clo- but the most rugged and Simpson; Wendyl and sures, and team sport experienced hikers. Euna Andrews and Mar- cancellations. The main point is, garet and Charlie Colby, Hitting the trails there is no need to sit all of Tishomingo; and with close friends and and stare out the window Lowell Easterwood Jr. family can be the cure with so much outdoor and Lowell Easterwood for missed activities. activity available on so Sr., both of Dickson. Those trails can be mild many levels near Ravia Our next breakfast to wild, depending on - shake the blues and hit will be Oct. 5 at the Lions help students enrich word power your skill levels. the trails! Country Kitchen in Ma- Dan Shaffer of the Tishomingo Lions Club presents a new dictionary For example, in The National Weath- dill. to one extra special recipient: his granddaughter, Belle Points, one the nearby community er Service based forecast Come join us. We of 18 Milburn fourth graders awarded the dictionaries as part of a of Tishomingo, sever- summary for the Ravia sure missed Melton Hes- Lions Club project during the month of August. al miles east of Ravia, area: Seasonable cool- ter and hope he is doing there are some very ing, ranging near 80 de- okay. mild trails in and around grees daytime and over- The kids will be back Pennington Park, most- nights around 65, with in school on Sept. 14, if Next community prayer ly graveled, and easily precipitation chances all goes well. I’ll be glad navigated for less expe- through the weekend when this is over! rienced hikers and any and clouds present into Gotta go...dogs need meeting set for Oct. 1 with physical restric- the workweek. treats. tions. The Ravia Senior You can inform the By Jerry Blackerby Additional hiking Citizens Center will Ravia-area community Sentinel Correspondent Milburn News of varying degrees of be closed until further of important news and Last Thursday, Sept. difficulty is available notice because of the upcoming events with 3, we had the commu- them in the column. “He that hath the on the Blue River Pub- COVID-19 spread and a call to 371-0275, or nity prayer meeting in ◊◊◊ Son hath life; and he lic Hunting and Fishing staffing issues. e-mail at ravia.news@ Milburn. Milburn School: that hath not the Son of Area east of Tishomin- Mayor Ricky Kreger gmail.com with details. C MWe met at my house, Today (Thursday), God hath not life. These go, where trails are foot reminds Ravia residents since I am not fully re- Sept. 10 - School picture things have I written paths along the river to pen or leash your Y coveredK from a fractured day. unto you that believe on often used by anglers, dogs and keep in con- hip. We normally meet Today (Thursday), the name of the Son of and through fields with tact with family, friends on the first Thursday of Sept. 10 - High school God; that ye may know mostly limited access and neighbors, as well each month at the Mil- baseball team plays at that ye have eternal life, burn Community Center Whitesboro at 4:30 and and that ye may believe at 6 p.m. 6 p.m. (3-way). on the name of the Son Our next meeting Today (Thursday), of God.” (1 John 5:12-13 will be on Oct. 1. Come Sept. 10-12 - High school KJV) join us and help pray softball team plays in the Please send an e-mail for the prayer requests Kiowa tournament. to jerryblackerby@ we receive. Although Friday, Sept. 11 - windstream.net, or call we seldom have a large Will be a normal school me at home at (580) 443- group attending, we try day. 5618 or my cell phone at to obey the directions in Friday, Sept. 11 - (972) 824-2733, at least Matthew 18:19. High school baseball a week before an event, We have received team plays Macomb and to have time to get an an- several praise reports of Ninnekah at Macomb nouncement in the Mil- answered prayers. We (3-way). burn News column. praise God for the an- Tuesday, Sept. 15 - swered prayers. 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Page 4 G JOHNSTON COUNTY SENTINEL G Thursday, September 10, 2020 Census Bureau to focus on areas of low response The U.S. Census census is important for the need for in-person cery stores and pharma- Bureau announced that their communities. The follow-up. cies in low-responding it will begin e-mailing e-mail messages will The Census Bureau areas. households in low-re- invite people to respond is continuing to review Additionally, the sponding areas encour- online at 2020census. the use of text messag- Census Bureau has ex- aging response to the gov. es, and will make an panded its paid advertis- 2020 census. People who receive announcement prior to ing by launching a series Millions of e-mails the e-mail and have deploying that outreach. of new advertisements will be sent initially, not already responded aimed at increasing on- then grow in numbers should click on the link In addition to e-mail- line response, and ex- to continue into Septem- provided and complete ing households, the Cen- panding to a total of 45 ber. the census online. It is sus Bureau is increasing non-English languages These e-mails sup- easy, safe and important. lion households in these sponse. other outreach efforts receiving some level of plement a final cam- low-responding areas. The Census Bureau’s during one last push to paid media support. paign reminding people The e-mails will go The e-mail messages recent success with encourage everyone to Households have un- to respond to the 2020 to all households in cen- will come from 2020cen- contacting households respond to the census til Sept. 30 to respond census on their own, sus block groups with a [email protected] by e-mail to partici- online, by phone or by to the 2020 census; as census takers begin response rate lower than sus.gov and give recip- pate in the Household mail. however, census takers asking households to re- 50 percent. This will in- ients the option to opt Pulse Survey prompted The Census Bureau have begun following spond to the census. clude households who out of receiving future the agency to add these recently announced it has up with households that The messages alert may have already re- messages. methods to support the launched Mobile Ques- have not responded in households in low-re- sponded. The Census Bureau 2020 census. tionnaire Assistance, a select areas, and will sponse areas that time In total, the Cen- is also considering send- This contact method program that offers as- begin following up with is running out, and re- sus Bureau expects to ing text messages to will help increase re- sistance with responding households nationwide sponding to the 2020 e-mail more than 20 mil- areas that have low re- sponse rates and reduce at locations such as gro- in August.

COVID-19 Continued from Page 1 tion of the Johnston opted against total sus- mingo area, unchanged ston County. County Sentinel, the pos- pension of in-person from the previous day As of Tuesday’s itive cases reported at learning but reported that but up six from the week ODSH advisory, there Tishomingo High School affected individuals had before. Five active cas- were 9,930 active resulted in the cancel- gone into quarantine. es were reported in the COVID-19 cases in the lation of Tishomingo’s Ravia School Super- Milburn area, also un- state and a total of 65,053 first two football games intendent Barbara Mc- changed from the day confirmed positive cases of the season. Donald announced on before and up two in the of COVID-19 in Oklaho- Waitman told the Aug. 30 that, upon the past seven days. ma - a one-day increase Sentinel on Tuesday that, advice of the Johnston Other active cases be- of 833 statewide. as of that day, the Indians County Health Depart- ing reported as of Tues- At the time, 54,269 were scheduled to take ment, the school was day included five in the of these cases were con- the field at home this Fri- transitioning to distance Melissa Ferguson had en appears on Page 6 of Coleman zip code, down sidered as recovered. day against Pauls Valley learning only due to an tested positive for the this week’s Sentinel. one in the previous 24 The total death toll for at 7:30 p.m. increase in local COVID virus. The OSDH’s daily hours, for a net increase the state as of Tuesday Tishomingo’s ju- cases. Classes at Manns- COVID-19 update on of one in the last week; stood at 854, according nior varsity and seventh In-person classes ville School recently re- Tuesday reported a total two in Ravia, with no to OSDH. grade teams are current- at Ravia are currently sumed after its two-week of 120 cases in Johnston change from the day be- ly scheduled to play at scheduled to resume on distance learning and County, up three cas- fore and down two cases Wynnewood on Tuesday, Sept. 14. Classes at Cole- closure announced by es over the previous 24 from one week ago; and Notice Sept. 15, Waitman said. man School were sched- Superintendent Brandi hours and an increase of two in Mannsville, up School officials at uled to resume on Tues- Price-Kelly on Aug. 10. 26 from the week before. one from the previous No information re- Mill Creek and Milburn day, Sept. 8, following Meanwhile, the fam- Of those 120 total day and two over the last garding Week 4 of the also recently announced the Aug. 22 announce- ily of lifelong Tishomin- cases, 42 were said to be week. Tishomingo Lady Indi- that both districts had ment that Superintendent go resident Byers “Hot active cases - up one case As of Tuesday there ans’ fast-pitch softball Shot” Baken publicly from Monday’s report was also one case be- season was forwardedC M confirmed last week that and 11 more cases from ing reported in the rural to the Johnston County Baken’s death on Sept. 1 the previous Tuesday, Community Calendar Tishomingo area, and Sentinel in time for thisY K was due to complications a 26 percent increase in two elsewhere in John- week’s issue. of the COVID-19 virus. active cases in the last Tishomingo Lions Club The death was initial- seven days. The Tishomingo Lions Club meets every ly reported by the Okla- Tuesday’s OSDH re- Wednesday in the Aggie Dining Room at Murray homa State Department port also stated that there Sooner State College in Tishomingo. The meeting starts of Health (OSDH) last had been 76 recoveries Pharmacy at noon. The public is invited to attend and learn Thursday, Sept. 3, but from the virus in John- about the club’s various programs and community Baken was not identi- ston County, up 12 from Good projects. fied in the OSDH report. the previous week. Two Health The name of the county’s of the recoveries cited Deadline for all Community Calendar items first reported virus-relat- on Tuesday were said to Tips is noon on Tuesday. Announcements for ed death on Aug. 28 had have been reported in the A new study suggests that sunscreen protects Wednesday events should be published not been released to the past 24 hours. the skin’s blood vessel function from harmful the week before the event takes place. media, but both deaths According to the ultraviolet radiation (UVR) exposure by Community Calendar items can NOT were reported to be in the OSDH, 25 of the cur- protecting dilation of the blood vessels. run for two consecutive weeks. 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Thursday, September 10, 2020 G JOHNSTON COUNTY SENTINEL G Page 5 FAPC offers resources for meat processing opportunities Changes have been seen on a glob- “The planning process for this type al scale for the past few months. of endeavor should include thoughts As consumers learn to adapt and about the design and construction of adjust to the outcomes of the pandem- the facility, purchase of necessary ic, producers and workers in the meat equipment, application for grants of industry especially have been impact- inspection, creation of contingency ed. plans, consideration of insurance plans “During the COVID-19 pandem- and more – of which can quickly be- ic the meat industry has experienced come overwhelming.” shortages, while at the same time With both the direct purchase of consumer demand for meat, particu- meat and the creation of a new facility, larly beef, has increased,” Jake Nel- Nelson said, frustration and confusion son, meat processing specialist at the can be greatly reduced by effective Oklahoma State University Robert M. communication and education. Kerr Food and Agricultural Products What’s causing this increased in- (FAPC) Center, said. terest? Nelson said individuals are coping According to the Oklahoma De- with the shortages by considering the partment of Agriculture, Food and pursuit of their own ventures in the Forestry, in addition to being part of meat processing industry. the effects of the nationwide pandem- These ventures include the direct ic, public interest in the meat industry uals succeed in the meat processing topic of meat science. purchase of beef from producers and is growing due to the state’s CARES industry. The online database is just one processors, as well as developing new Act Coronavirus Relief Fund. From fact sheets breaking down example of how FAPC is developing meat processing establishments. The department has made available various scenarios to “Tech Talks” of- a research and extension program, “An increase in the direct market- $10 million in grants for the Food Sup- fering the information in a condensed emphasizing the aspects of further ing of beef from the livestock produc- ply Stability Plan for Oklahoma meat version, and even to sample floor plan processing of livestock, poultry and er to the consumer has been observed,” processors. and layout examples of meat process- aquatic muscle, and solving short- and Nelson said. “The grant money is an exception- ing facilities, the FAPC team has put long-term problems relating to further “For this type of marketing experi- al opportunity for our Oklahoma meat together a one-stop destination to an- processing and value-added products. ence to be successful, a critical middle processing industry to add processing swer any questions individuals may Visit FAPC’s Meat Science web- party must be involved – the meat pro- capacity,” Blayne Arthur, secretary of have about the role they could play in page to learn more about the direct cessor.” agriculture, said. the meat industry. purchase of beef, creation of a meat There are many components to this She adds the money will allow The information is compiled into a processing facility, contact informa- process, and the average consumer Oklahoma meat processors to build single webpage for easy access to links tion for FAPC’s meat science experts, might not have all the knowledge they or expand their businesses and create that can answer any questions on the and more. need to reach the highest level of satis- additional meat processing capability faction with this interaction. within the state. “The same lack of experience To help with the newly increased Tishomingo Senior Citizens Center Menus could prove to be detrimental to indi- public interest on this topic, the FAPC viduals seeking to open their own meat team is providing several resources to 601 West Main, Tishomingo • 371-9116 processing facilities,” Nelson said. eliminate confusion and help individ- School Menus COLEMAN cinnamon toast, cereal, Lunch Monday fruit. Salisbury steak, mashed Breakfast Lunch potatoes, gravy, roll, Pancake, sausage patty, Nacho bar (chicken, broccoli, fruit. cereal, fruit. queso, beans), chips, Tuesday Lunch salsa, fruit. Breakfast Spaghetti with meat Wednesday Chocolate chip muffins, sauce, breadstick, green Breakfast yogurt, cereal, fruit. beans, Caesar salad or Doughnut, cereal, fruit. Lunch

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Page 6 G JOHNSTON COUNTY SENTINEL G Thursday, September 10, 2020 Johnston County Milestones Despite pandemic, MSC reports fall enrollment up For fall 2020, Mur- for its Tishomingo cam- An eight-week ses- a concern, since tuition ray State College (MSC) pus. sion of mostly online may be paid through the is reporting an almost 12 When added to num- general education class- Oklahoma State Regents percent increase in FTE bers for other MSC loca- es, including psycholo- for Higher Education. (Full Time Equivalent) tions, the college-wide gy, government, history, “We expect our Oc- numbers over fall 2019 FTE average was up English composition and tober slate of classes to more than 3 percent others will begin Oct. improve fall enrollment overall. 12. numbers even more,” “We were uncertain There are financial McDaniel said. what this semester might aid issues to be consid- “The enrollment in- bring and are thrilled to masks. We couldn’t be Zoom, but just as many ered for October start crease at MSC is a bright have higher enrollment more pleased.” are continuing with reg- classes, and potential spot in the 2020 land- numbers than last year,” Students at Murray ular in-person lecture students are encouraged scape.” MSC President Joy Mc- have been encouraged classes. to reach out with ques- Students who are in- Daniel said. to take advantage of Hy- Online offerings tions to financial aid terested in enrolling for “Things are going Flex opportunities that have continued to be staff prior to enrollment. the upcoming October more smoothly than allow for attending in popular among students Financial aid for con- session may contact ac- expected with social person or participating in as well, with more than current high school stu- ademic advisement at distancing and the cam- classes via Zoom. Many 50 percent enrolling in dents who enroll in the academicadvisement@ Joy McDaniel pus-wide wearing of students have chosen to online classes. October session is not mscok.edu. Paid Obituary Paid Obituary ECU receives $1.3 Byers “Hot Shot” Baken James Daniel Gregg million veterans’ Byers Columbus James Daniel Gregg “Hot Shot” Baken, 54, entered this life on Feb. a lifelong resident of 11, 1945, in Sherman, Tishomingo, Okla., Texas, born to Harland support grant passed away on Tuesday, Levin and Eulalah Pearl Sept. 1, 2020, in Durant, Ray Gregg. James en- The U.S. Department ECU’s Veterans Stu- Okla., from complica- tered the Gates of Heav- of Education announced dent Support Services tions of COVID-19. en on Aug. 30, 2020, in that East Central Univer- program helps low-in- Hot Shot was born Denison, Texas, at the sity (ECU) has received come and first-genera- Feb. 25, 1965, in Tali- age of 75. a Veterans Student Sup- tion student-veterans, as hina, Okla., to Jesse and James attended port Services grant to well as student-veterans Georgianne (Madison) Baken. school in Thatcher, Ariz., and later married Wil- help more student-vet- with disabilities. Hot Shot attended and graduated from Tisho- ma Lee Urich on July 4, 1964, in Avendale, Ariz. erans succeed in, and The federal grant al- mingo High School with the Class of 1985. He They have been truly blessed with 56 years united graduate from, college. lows the program to was an awesome football player, and loved play- as one. Jill Williamson, direc- facilitate academic tu- ing on Friday nights. He was also a dedicated James worked as a telecommunications techni- tor of the University’s toring; financial aid worker. He began his work career at Mahard, and cian until his retirement, and later delivered mail Veterans Student Sup- counseling; career and from there went to the Chickasaw Nation and fi- and most recently worked as a funeral assistant port Services program, college mentoring; as- nally became transport and Fleet manager at the with Brown’s Funeral Service. He was a devoted said ECU will receive sistance in choosing Choctaw Nation. and loyal member of Live Oak United Pentecostal a total of just over $1.3 appropriate academic Everyone knew Hot Shot as he had many Church in Durant, and retired as the fire chief in million at the rate of courses; and many other friends, both personal and work related. He en- Milburn. He also served on the Milburn School $261,888 per year for services. joyed watching OU football, riding motorcycles Board. the next five years - be These comprehen- C M and yard work. He enjoyed gardening, fishing and church ac- ginning Sept. 1. sive services enhance He is survived by his girlfriend, Susan Skelt- The grant sunsets on academic success and tivities, and he dearly loved his family, especially Y K on, of the residence; his children, Jordan Baken, his grandchildren. Aug. 31, 2025. make it more likely stu- James Poe, Jessie James, Chance Skelton and James was preceded in death by his parents, “We are grateful for dent-veterans will grad- Whitney and Eric Sons; grandchildren Avery Harland and Eulalah Gregg; a daughter, Fonda everything the Veterans uate with the lowest pos- Poe, Wesley Sons, Zoey Skelton, Glen James Gray; and sons-in-law Uriah Davis and Jon Yea- Student Support Ser- sible debt. Williamson and Kashlyn Sons; his siblings, Greg Baken, Ja- ger. vices program provides said it could not have son Collins, George Baken, Censi Childs, Naomi James is survived by his loving wife, Wilma our campus,” Dr. Katri- arrived at a better time. Baken and Cora “Cookie” Shrouder; and numer- Gregg, of the home; his beloved children, Donna cia Pierson, ECU presi- “Living in a rural ous nieces, nephews and cousins, both here and in Rhea and husband David, Shannon Walker and dent, said. part of the country and South Dakota. husband Tracey, Jamie Barnes and husband Jason, “We are proud of our trying to navigate the Hot Shot was preceded in death by his son, James Gregg and Isaac Gregg; his sisters, Mar- veterans pursuing their COVID-19 pandemic Rusty Baken; a brother, Robert Baken; his par- tha Gregg and Mary Insell and husband Bobby; degrees at ECU, and we has been a real challenge ents, Jesse and Georgianne Madison Baken; his a brother, Joe Whisenhunt; 17 grandchildren; 19 want to do all we can to for all of us,” William- paternal grandparents, Deseth Baken and Lillian great-grandchildren; and numerous extended fam- help them become suc- son said. Columbus Baken; and his maternal grandparents, ily and friends. cessful graduates.” “Our student-veterans, George Madison and Luci Young of South Dako- Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Saturday, The Veterans Student who have sacrificed for ta. Sept. 5, at Live Oak United Pentecostal Church Support Services grant our country, need this Family night was held on Saturday, Sept. 5, in Durant, Rev. Lawrence Buller officiating and was originally awarded assistance now more from 6 to 8 p.m. at DeArman-Clark Funeral Home with assistance of Michael Gates and Kelly Gray. to ECU in 2015. That than ever.” in Tishomingo. Interment followed in the Macomb Cemetery in grant cycle marked the The Student Sup- Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Sunday, Whitesboro, Texas. first time institutions port Services program Sept. 6, at DeArman-Clark Funeral Home, offici- Joseph Rhea, Josh Walker, Anthony Chaney, were allowed to submit originated in 1968, and ated by Randy Wade and Allen Beck. Interment Tracy McGlocklin, Andy Beason, Bailey Yeager, applications specifically represents one of eight followed in the Seely Cemetery in Connerville, Ethan St. Clair and Jimmy St. Clair served as pall- for the veteran popula- federal “TRIO” pro- Okla., with a meal immediately following at the bearers. Serving as honorary pallbearers were Jer- tion, and ECU received grams authorized by the Temple of God Church. ry Howard and Taylor Yeager. one of only 14 grants Higher Education Act to Jordan Baken, James Poe, Eric Sons, Johnny The family received friends at the funeral across the entire nation help challenged college James, Jana Boykin and Michael Perkins served home on Friday, Sept. 4, from 6 to 8 p.m. that year. students succeed. as pallbearers. Serving as honorary pallbearer was Arrangements were under the direction of Jesse James Brown’s Durant Funeral and Cremation Service. Condolences may be sent to the family at www. Condolences may be sent to the family at www. dearmanfuneralhome.com. brownsfuneralservice.com. Like Us On Chickasaw academic to head institution Facebook! Chickasaw citizen Elizabeth ter assistant director. In her new I’m interested in is the missing, Rule, Ph.D., has recently been position, she will be directly in- murdered indigenous women is- appointed director of the AT&T volved with the Native American sue,” Rule said. Center for Indigenous Politics and Political Leadership program, a Rule is keeping busy with her Policy in Washington, D.C. scholarship program that brings role as director for the center and DeArman - CLARK The Center is a George Wash- Native American, Alaska Native, assistant professor of profession- ington University research and and Native Hawaiian students to al studies and faculty at George FUNERAL Home advocacy center. Its work focus- Washington for hands-on tribal Washington University. es on strengthening indigenous policy coursework and profes- That hasn’t stopped her from 305 E Main self-governance through research sional internships. finding time to actively work on and strategic community engage- She is also involved with the publishing her two non-fiction Tishomingo, OK 73460 ment. INSPIRE pre-college program, a manuscripts. The Center advises tribal lead- summer immersion program serv- “The first one is called Repro- (580) 371-2338 ers and promotes public aware- ing indigenous high school stu- ducing Resistance: Gendered Vio- ness on issues of national signifi- dents. lence and Indigenous Nationhood, clarkfuneralservice.net cance to indigenous communities, “The position at the center is and that’s about Native women, including public health, housing, a great balance for me because it gender violence and reproductive Joe DeArman Owner/Funeral Director economic security, justice systems allows me to do academic style re- justice issues,” she said. “The sec- Chelsey Van Horn Funeral Director and education. search; writing and public speak- ond book is about sites of indig- Kim Clark Secretary “I’ve always been dedicat- ing at conferences; while also enous importance in Washington, ed to directing my career toward having direct relationships with D.C. 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Thursday, September 10, 2020 G JOHNSTON COUNTY SENTINEL G Page 7 Thinning forest canopy can pay off for landowners Landowners with forested acres can reap some of the most sig- nificant benefits from property improvement, creating something of a woodlands wonderland that can promote eco- nomic opportunities or just feed the urge to get back to nature, Oklaho- ma State University ex- perts said. By thinning the forest canopy, more sunlight is allowed to penetrate down to ground level, thereby diversifying the number and types of flowers, shrubs and grasses that grow there. This provides better habitats for wildlife and livestock alike. “The diversity allows a landowner to manage for many different pos- sible land-use objec- tives, often on the same acreage, especially if prescribed fire is used to maintain the open wood- land,” Dwayne Elmore, OSU Extension wildlife specialist and professor with the university’s Department of Natural grasses growing where the producer’s invest- and native grasses. ing leases have become many species of migra- Resource Ecology and once they did not. ment when they are They also eat acorns increasingly lucrative tory birds. Management, said. This can help produc- sold.” and fruit such as black- for many landowners,” “Whether you’re in Elmore recently spoke ers stretch operation- berries. Turning a forest Brad Bain, McCurtain the state’s Cross Tim- about canopy cover land al feed dollars, while Many types of wildlife into such a woodland County Extension direc- bers region, the heart of management on OSU livestock benefit from seek out diverse wood- is like opening a buffet tor and agricultural edu- Green Country or deep Extension’s agricultur- lifesaving shade protec- lands, as well. line. cator, said. in southeastern Oklaho- al television program tion in summer heat and For example, white- The wildlife being at- “Additionally, they ma, thinning the forest SUNUP. wind breaks against cold tailed deer can be found tracted is not limited to may receive interest canopy can make your Among the topics winter blasts. almost everywhere in deer. Thinning the can- from bird-watchers, property more versatile covered in the video “Livestock also can North America, but they opy cover can potential- wildlife and nature pho- and valuable as a re- segment was the benefit help clear underbrush, prefer to bed in areas ly attract turkey, quail, tographers, or school source,” Elmore said. of turning a forest un- if that is a management with thick cover that songbirds, monarch groups interested in field derstory into grazable objective,” Elmore said. provides protection from butterflies and even box trips to the property.” OSU Extension fact acres. “Think of it as a predators and the ele- turtles. On the other hand, a sheets provide detailed By thinning a forested squad of four-legged ments. This can lead to addi- landowner might simply information on many canopy – called silvo- brush-trimmers who Oklahoma deer prefer tional economic oppor- be interested in envi- woodland opportunities, pasturing – cattle, goats, work for food, and who flowering plants, but also tunities and enjoyment ronmental stewardship. and are available online C sheepM and other live- eventually provide an forage on other types, for property owners. Oklahoma is part of and through all county stock can consume the even greater return on including shoots, leaves “In recent years, hunt- the wintering range for extension offices. Y K

TISHOMINGO Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. ABUNDANT LIFE Wednesday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. CATHEDRAL Johnston County Church Guide PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS 99 and Morrow Lane • 371-0129 103 South Cherokee Revs. Daniel & Delores Stevens, Darryl Patrick, Pastor Pastors (580) 384-5421 Sunday School...... 10:00 a.m. Sunday School...... 10:00 a.m. Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. Bible Verse of the Week: Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. Sunday Evening...... 6:30 p.m. ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Wednesday Evening...... 7:00 p.m. 211 N. Broadway • 371-2112 "I urge you, brothers and sisters, to watch out Cordell and Erin Hines, Pastors PONTOTOC Sunday School...... 9:45 a.m. for those who cause divisions and put obstacles UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Sunday Worship...... 10:40 a.m. Rev. Marsha Purtell, Pastor Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. in your way that are contrary to the teaching Sunday School...... 9:00 a.m. Wednesday Evening...... 7:00 p.m. Sunday Worship...... 9:45 a.m. BULLARD CHAPEL BAPTIST Bullard Chapel Rd • 371-2504 you have learned. Keep away from them.” REAGAN Howard Stanley, Pastor PENNINGTON UNITED METHODIST Sunday School...... 9:45 a.m. (Romans 16:17, NIV) Hwy. 7, Indian Church Rd. Sunday Worship...... 10:45 a.m. Sunday School...... 10:00 a.m. Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Evening...... 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Worship...... 7 p.m. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Wednesday Evening...... 6:30 p.m. 193 E. Butcher Pen Road • Wednesday Bible Study...... 6:00 p.m. Sunday Morning Worship....10:45 a.m. 1/4 mi. South of Y • 371-9296 MT. OLIVE CHURCH OF 443-5675 SEELEY CHAPEL UMC Sunday Evening Worship.....6:00 p.m. RAVIA Rex Clayton, Pastor GOD IN CHRIST David Boggs, Pastor Rev. Gene Hancock, Pastor Thursday Bible Study...... 7:00 p.m. RAVIA BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School...... 9:45 a.m. 701 East 6th Street • 371-3165 Sunday School...... 10:00 a.m. Seeley Chapel Road • 836-7142 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Hwy 1 North Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. Samuel Huff, Pastor Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. Sunday School...... 10:00 a.m. 211 S. Grand Ave. • 371-2065 Sunday School...... 10:00 a.m. Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. Sunday School...... 9:45 a.m. Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. Rev. Kevin Russell, Pastor Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Evening...... 7:00 p.m. Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Evening...... 7:00 p.m. TEMPLE OF GOD Sunday School...... 9:45 a.m. Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Nightly Prayer...... 7:00 p.m. Hwy 99 • 384-5569 Sunday Worship...... 10:50 a.m. Wednesday Evening...... 6:30 p.m. 407 E. Main • 371-3243 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE COLEMAN Tony Poe, Pastor Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. CHURCH OF GOD Luke Holmes, Pastor 400 South Muldrow • 371-3120 COLEMAN CHURCH Sunday School...... 9:45 a.m. Wednesday Evening...... 7:00 p.m. P.O. Box 117• 371-9384 (Transportation available; Rev. Larry Strouse, Pastor OF CHRIST Sunday Worship...... 10:45 a.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST Len Gipson, Pastor call for ride.) Sunday Worship...... 10:00 a.m. Highway 48 Wednesday Evening...... 7:00 p.m 15th and Burney Sunday School...... 9:45 a.m. Sunday School...... 9:30 a.m. Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. Sunday Morning...... 10:00 a.m. Mat Benedick, Minister Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. Sunday Worship...... 10:40 a.m. Midweek Discipleship Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. Sunday School...... 10:00 a.m. Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. (Wednesday)...... 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Evening...... 7:00 p.m. FILLMORE Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Evening...... 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. COLEMAN MISSIONARY Sunday Evening...... 5:00 p.m. ROCK HARBOR CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MURRAY STATE COLLEGE BAPTIST CHURCH BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST UNITED Hwy 22, Ravia • 371-9441 6th and Burris • 371-3497 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION 6610 OK Hwy. 48 S., Coleman, (580) 380-6769 METHODIST CHURCH Jon Smith, Pastor Bobby L. Davis Sr., Pastor 801 South Murray • 371-2160 OK (580) 937-4311 Rev. Michael Horath, Pastor 13th and Chickasaw Sunday School...... 10:00 a.m. Sunday School...... 9:45 a.m. Tuesday Evening...... 8:00 p.m. Ron Brown, Pastor Sunday School...... 10:00 a.m. Ron King, Pastor Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. Wednesday...... Noon. www.colemanbaptist.com Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. (580) 239-1161 (Home) Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Sunday School...... 10:00 a.m. Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. (580) 653-2649 Wednesday Evening...... 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Evening...... 6:30 p.m. 202 N. Neshoba • 371-2498 Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Evening...... 7:00 p.m. Sunday School...... 10:00 a.m. FIRST INDIAN BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Joel Thompson, Pastor Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. FREEDOM FELLOWSHIP Sunday Worship...... 10:45 a.m. WAPANUCKA 803 N. Byrd • (580) 443-5665 Sunday School...... 9:30 a.m. Wednesday Evening...... 6:30 p.m. Hwy. 48A • (580) 443-5525 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (Message) Sunday Worship...... 10:45 a.m. FOLSOM FREE WILL Sunday School...... 10:00 a.m. MILBURN Tim Carter, Pastor Rev. Dale Perry, Pastor Wed. ASK Group...... 3:30 p.m. BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. CHURCH OF GOD Sunday School...... 10:00 a.m. Sunday School...... 10:00 a.m. Thursday Wesley MSC...... Noon Rayden Whitmire, Pastor Wednesday Evening...... 6:30 p.m. (229) 415-2283 Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. VICTORY TABERNACLE Coleman, OK CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev. Billy Hall and Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. Sun & Wed Evening...... 7:00 p.m. 201 West 4th St. www.folsomfwb.com Rev. Dusk Monetatchi, Pastor Sister Addie Hall, Pastors Wednesday Evening...... 7:00 p.m. FREE LOVE (580) 257-0180 Sunday School...... 10:00 a.m. Breakfast...... 9:30 a.m. Sunday School...... 9:45 a.m. LIGHTHOUSE CHURCH OF GOD OUTREACH MINISTRY Charles Pitts, Pastor Sunday Worship...... 10:45 a.m. Sunday School...... 10:00 a.m. Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. 5th and N St. 609 North Byrd St. • 387-5035 Sunday School...... 10:00 a.m. Sunday Evening...... 5:30 p.m. Sunday Worship...... 10:45 a.m. Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. 580) 364-2709 Gary Poole, Pastor; Angelia Poole, Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. HOPEWELL FREEWILL Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. Wednesday Evening...... 7:00 p.m. Leon & Sharon Crites, Pastors Co-Pastor Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. BAPTIST CHURCH Second Wednesday of the Month: FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School...... 10:00 a.m. Sunday School...... 9:45 a.m. Wednesday Evening...... 7:30 p.m. Southeast of Coleman Fellowship Dinner Hwy. 78 • (580) 443-5713 Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. UNITED CHURCH Sunday Worship...... 10:00 a.m. (No service on Mark McGehee, Pastor Sunday Evening...... 5:00 p.m. Tuesday Overcomers...... 12:00 p.m. 8th & Kemp Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. any other Wednesday.) Sunday School...... 9:45 a.m. Wednesday Evening...... 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study... 6:30 p.m. Jon Hazell, Pastor Wednesday Evening...... 7:00 p.m. Sunday Worship...... 10:50 a.m. CHURCH OF GOD Thursday Overcomers...... 7:00 p.m. Sunday School...... 9:30 a.m. MANNSVILLE Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. OF PROPHECY CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday Worship...... 10:30 a.m. CONNERVILLE FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Wednesday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. Hwy. 48 North 212 South Muldrow Sunday Evening...... 6:30 p.m. BLUE BAPTIST CHURCH 20th & Chickasaw • 371-9685 CHRIST INDEPENDENT Frank Wallace, Pastor • 937-4430 Sunday Worship...... 10:30 a.m. Hwy. 377 North • 836-7882 Charles Reed, Pastor BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School...... 10:00 a.m. Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. BROMIDE Larry Hawkins, Pastor Sunday School...... 9:45 a.m. Brother Earl White, Pastor Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Evening...... 7:00 p.m. BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School...... 9:45 a.m. Sunday Worship...... 10:50 a.m. Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST Allen Hicks, Pastor Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. Sunday Night Bible Study...... 6:00 p.m. Thursday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. 9450 U.S. Hwy. 377 S. • 371-2271 Sunday School...... 10:00 a.m. Sunday Evening...... 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Evening...... 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Service...... 6:30 p.m. NEW BEGINNINGS Stuart Bailey, Minister Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Evening...... 7:00 p.m. LEAP OF FAITH Kenneth & Shelly May Sunday School...... 9:30 a.m. Sunday Evening...... 6:30 p.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FULL GOSPEL CHURCH MILL CREEK (580) 378-2309 Sunday Worship...... 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. Hwy. 377 • 836-7161 1.9 miles west of Mannsville FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School...... 10:00 a.m. Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. Art Brown, Pastor Rev. Judy Anglin, Pastor Corner of Pontotoc & Choctaw Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Evening...... 6:30 p.m. BUTCHER PEN Sunday School...... 10:00 a.m. 371-3442 Sunday School...... 9.45 a.m. Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. LIGHTHOUSE CHAPEL OF PRAYER BAPTIST MISSION Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. Sunday Fellowship...10:00 a.m. Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. Thursday Evening...... 7:00 p.m. Sixth Street and North Byrd EMMANUEL MISSIONARY Kay Williams, Pastor BAPTIST CHURCH Wednesday Services...... 7:00 p.m. This page sponsored in part by Sooner Foods, Tishomingo. If you or your business are 402 E. Main Sunday Services...... 3:00 p.m. Mark Hodges, Pastor • 638-2254 MAD MINISTRIES interested in being a sponsor of the Johnston County Church Guide, call the Johnston Sunday School...... 10:00 a.m. 900 East Main • 371-8509 Sunday Worship...... 11:00 a.m. Ivan Richeson, Jim Branch, County Sentinal at 371-0275 Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday Evening...... 6:00 p.m. Pastors C M 1st & 3rd Sunday...... 2:30 p.m. Sunday Worship...... 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Evening...... 7:00 p.m. Y K C M

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Page 8 G JOHNSTON COUNTY SENTINEL G Thursday, September 10, 2020 Health crisis inspires launch of new business This week’s Spotlight is on Dr. Smith Tire and Auto Clinic. As a couple, David and Rana Chamber News Smith decided to step out in faith by Jordyn Frazier opening a business. The decision JCCC Executive Director came after Rana was diagnosed with breast cancer in July 2019. and maintenance services, as well David retired from the Michelin as for lawn mowers, four-wheelers Plant in Ardmore shortly after her di- and all-terrain vehicles. agnosis, so he could be with her ev- “Here at Dr. Smith Tire and ery step of the way during her treat- Auto Clinic, we truly have a ser- ments. vant’s heart,” Rana said. He never missed one scan or one “Our favorite scripture in the doctor’s visit. He never missed a sin- Bible is Luke 6:38, which says, gle chemo treatment, and was with ‘Give, and it shall be given unto her for surgery and targeted therapy you; pressed down, and shaken to- treatments. gether and running over into your Although he was not allowed to lap. For with the measure you use, go inside, he sat in his vehicle in the it will be measured to you.’” Students in Wyatt Hoback’s ENTO 2003 Insects and Society class at parking lot waiting for her. They are always searching for Oklahoma State University have an opportunity to closely observe He took his retirement funds and ways to support the community and a cicada killer wasp during his lecture. Hoback (pictured above) has invested them into building a shop help make it a better place to raise all kinds of tricks up his sleeve to garner the interest of his students, behind their home in Emet, as a way our kids. including bringing live specimens - such as the one pictured below to be able to be home to spend more The Smiths plan to add to their - to class for students to closely observe. He intentionally lets the time with his wife while also provid- building to make it more visible insect sting his arm as part of the classroom demonstration. ing a way to earn an income. and accessible from the highway. Today Rana is cancer free, and However, with the future plans of they have been hard at work togeth- the highway through the area, they OSU students examine er as they venture into owning their are waiting to see how that will af- own business. They have faith that fect their plans. this business will be their way to earn “Our goal is to give our custom- an income while helping the commu- ers an affordable price with honest evidence in killer wasp case nity that they both love so much. work. We would love to earn our Rana says that she knows God customer’s repeat business with our An Oklahoma State will bless this business because they integrity. We feel if we are fair and University professor are doing it together and with good treat you right, you will tell others goes to great lengths to intentions - to serve. about us and keep coming back,” ensure his students are It is their goal to give you the best David said. engaged in his lectures, care at the best price. Together, they Learn more about the “car doc- even to the point of caus- want to provide honest and fair work. tors” on Facebook, or give them a ing himself a little pain. Your vehicle’s safety is their priority. call at (580) 222-1245. Students in Wyatt Ho- The clinic offers oil changes; We thank them for their Silver back’s class this semes- new tires; tire rotation and flat repair; level investment with the Johnston ter – ENTO 2003 Insects brakes; struts; and general auto repair County Chamber. and Society – watched self nearly every semes- attacks many kinds of closely as he intention- ter as part of his teaching insects and feeds them to johnstoncountyokchamber.com ally let a cicada killer method. its offspring. wasp sting his arm as “Insects are animals, Entomology and Plant part of a recent class- too, but many people Pathology Department room demonstration. fear or dislike insects Head Phil Mulder said PROUD TO BE YOUR HOMETOWN PAPER! A cicada killer, or because they’re afraid of Hoback does a tremen- C M Sphecius speciosus, is the unknown,” he said. dous job with his stu- a large, solitary wasp “Doing things like dents. Y K common to Oklahoma. letting myself get stung “He uses everything It is not an Asian giant allows students to better at his disposal to engage hornet, or Vespa man- understand the fascinat- the students in his class,” Subscribe today - Call (580) 371-0275 darinia, which has dom- ing natural world and Mulder said. inated news headlines begin to ask questions.” “He is a godsend to y y y and social media lately He said it is important our department and to as a non-native species to understand how cica- our major. He has helped with a bad reputation. da killers are different me grow the major from Hoback’s demonstra- from the murder hornets. three students to now Give your advertising tion addressed the con- Cicada killers specif- nearly 80 students. He fusion. ically sting cicadas and definitely goes above a much needed boost “The best way to edu- use them to raise their and beyond for the stu- cate students that videos offspring, while a mur- dents in his classes. He’s they see online of the der hornet is smaller but truly a great professor.” ‘worst pain ever’ often are dramatized,” Ho- back, associate professor in OSU’s Department of Entomology and Plant Pathology, said. “The sting of a cica- da killer is surprisingly mild. It feels a little elec- trical and hot, but not as bad as a regular bee sting, and the pain only lasts about 10 minutes.” Hoback, who has been teaching at OSU for six years, said he stings him-

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Thursday, September 10, 2020 G JOHNSTON COUNTY SENTINEL G Page 9 Crime News

Police Phone Log Johnston County Blotter MONDAY, AUGUST 31: 9:28 a.m. - Caller reporting abandoned vehicle. The following cases were intoxication. due state. filed in the Johnston County David James Harcrow - Driv- Jalee Micah Stafford, Coal- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1: Court Clerk’s office in Tisho- ing motor vehicle under influ- gate - Speeding, 97/65; failure to 2:44 p.m. - Caller reporting vehicle accident. mingo during the week of Aug. ence of alcohol; attempting to properly wear seat belt (driver). 3:39 p.m. - Caller reporting suicidal person. 28-Sept. 3. elude police officer; reckless 3:45 p.m. - Caller requesting lift assist. These are only cases filed, driving; obstructing an officer; Wildlife 3:57 p.m. - Caller reporting dead animal. and do not indicate guilt or in- resisting an officer. Benjamin S. Warledo - Ille- 5:18 p.m. - Caller reporting aggressive dog. nocence on the part of the de- Lance Wayne Bevill - Driv- gal possession of alcohol in a re- fendant. ing motor vehicle under influ- stricted area. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2: Court records are a matter ence of alcohol. 2:39 p.m. - Caller requesting welfare check. of public record, and are pub- Civil lished in the Johnston County Traffic None. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3: Sentinel as a public service. Heather Nicole Hamilton, 4:00 a.m. - Caller requesting extra patrol. Ravia - Failure to properly wear Small Claims 9:46 a.m. - Caller reporting found property. seat belt (driver). B&J Rental vs. Lisa Marie 4:42 p.m. - Caller requesting welfare check. Felonies Michael Warren Austin, Hart and Warren Wilson - Rent 8:47 p.m. - Caller reporting harassment. Joseph James Dewayne Mannsville - Speeding, 76/65. and damages. Barnhill - Assault with a danger- Dennis Evan Sheppard, Denice Blasko vs. Shawna FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4: ous weapon. Kenefic - Operating motorcycle Marie Watson - Rent and evic- 8:27 a.m. - Caller reporting suspicious vehicle. James Michael Smith - Do- without “M” endorsement. tion. 4:57 p.m. - Caller reporting reckless driver. mestic assault and battery by Melissa Kaye Heffington, 5:46 p.m. - Caller reporting intoxicated pedestrian. 10:06 p.m. - Caller requesting extra patrol. strangulation. Tishomingo - Speeding, 75/55. Kristopher Thomas Hudson, Marriages Misdemeanors SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5: Sawyer - Speeding, 75/65. Scott Lynn Hutchings, 42, Heather Nicole Hamilton - Michael Paul Rader, Ard- Tishomingo, and Elizabeth Ma- 4:44 a.m. - Alarm call. 11:42 a.m. - Medical call. Driving under suspension. more - Speeding, 84/65. rie Hart, 32, Tishomingo. 5:55 p.m. - Caller reporting reckless driver. Michael Warren Austin - Jeffrey T. Clements, Manns- Gabriel Ranson Alexander, 6:39 p.m. - Caller requesting extra patrol. Driving under suspension. ville - Speeding, 94/65. 37, Tishomingo, and Stephanie 10:27 p.m. - Caller reporting suspicious person. Melissa Kaye Heffington - Dennis Evan Sheppard, Lynn Martin, 29, Tishomingo. Operating vehicle while driver’s Kenefic - Failure to secure load Jeffrey Scott Albersob, 47, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6: license denied or canceled. susceptible to blowing or falling. Coleman, and Michelle Lee 2:12 p.m. - Caller reporting illegal parking. Dennis Evan Sheppard - Op- Tyler Cole Frizzell, Talihina - Lowe, 48, Coleman. 6:47 p.m. - Caller reporting children in road. erating vehicle without valid Speeding, 81/65. driver’s license. David James Harcrow, Tisho- Divorces Eric Wayne Tyson - Public mingo - Failure to pay all taxes None. Sheriff’s Phone Log Shooting report leads to assault charge MONDAY, AUGUST 31: 2:39 p.m. - Caller in Mannsville reporting A 44-year-old Tisho- deputies made contact Medics were dispatched transported to Mercy missing person. mingo man faces possi- with a male subject who to the scene and rendered Hospital in Tishomin- 5:55 p.m. - Caller reporting cow out, location ble imprisonment after reported that he had been aid at the scene, but ac- go for further treatment, not listed on log. being charged with a fel- at the park and was shot cording to the affidavit and was later moved to 6:02 p.m. - Caller in Ravia reporting abandoned ony count of assault with at without reason. Barnhill initially asked the Johnston County Jail vehicle. a dangerous weapon. After showing the that he not be transported where he was still being 6:49 p.m. - Caller on South Church Road According to doc- deputies where a bullet to the emergency room. held at last report. reporting break-in. uments on file at the had struck his vehicle, While being ques- 7:54 p.m. - Caller in Mannsville reporting threat. 9:01 p.m. - Caller on State Highway 78 east Johnston County Court the affidavit states, the tioned at the scene, Barn- During Barnhill’s

C M reporting suspicious person. Clerk’s office, the charge victim was able to point hill reportedly stated that initial appearance in 11:39 p.m. - Caller on State Highway 48A east against Joseph James out a camper where the he had fired at the vehi- Johnston County Dis- Y K reporting unwanted person. Dewayne Barnhill stems alleged shooter was said cle because it was being trict Court on Sept. 2, from an Aug. 30 inci- to be located. recklessly driven around Associate District Judge TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1: dent in which Barnhill According to the affi- the park. After being Laura Corbin set bond at 8:12 a.m. - Caller in Wapanucka reporting allegedly assaulted four davit, Deputy Alexander questioned, the affidavit $75,000 and scheduled suspicious vehicle. individuals with a .22 armed himself with his states, Barnhill requested a status conference in caliber bolt action rifle. duty rifle and took - cov to be taken to the hospi- the case for Sept. 28 at 9 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2: er behind a pickup truck tal. a.m. 9:50 p.m. - Caller in Mannsville reporting An affidavit by Dep- parked outside the sus- The affidavit further A preliminary hear- prowler. uty Gabriel Alexander pect’s camper. states that Barnhill con- ing date is expected to be 11:21 p.m. - Caller in Mannsvile reporting of the Johnston County After being ordered sented to allow deputies set at that time. suspicious activity. Sheriff’s Office states to exit with his hands up, to conduct a search of his Judge Corbin also or- that Alexander and Dep- Barnhill emerged from camper. Deputies report- dered that Barnhill is to THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3: uty Christopher Boston the camper and was ap- edly discovered several have no contact with any 12:13 p.m. - Caller in Mannsville reporting were dispatched to an RV prehended. rifles and handguns in of the reported victims. domestic. park at 5300 Highway 22 As he was being tak- the camper, as well as If convicted, Barn- 6:20 p.m. - Caller in Milburn reporting road east shortly before 7 p.m. en into custody, the affi- several .22 caliber cas- hill faces a possible sen- hazard. in response to a report of davit states, Barnhill be- ings on the ground out- tence of up to 10 years in 7:50 p.m. - Caller reporting trespassing on possible gunshots. gan complaining that he side the camper. prison or one year in the East Tower Road. Upon arrival, the was going into a seizure. Barnhill was first county jail. 11:43 p.m. - Caller in Coleman reporting unwanted person.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4: County man accused of domestic assault 8:08 a.m. - Caller in Coleman reporting A report of domes- had escaped with a small victim’s neck. trict Judge Laura Corbin trespassing. tic violence resulted in child by crawling out a The affidavit further scheduled a status con- 8:20 a.m. - Caller in Milburn reporting prowler. a felony count against a window and was now at states that, after speak- ference in the case for 8:50 a.m. - Caller reporting unattended vehicle, 42-year-old Mill Creek another residence where ing with the victim and Sept. 28 at 9 a.m. location not listed on log. 11:51 a.m. - Caller in Ravia requesting welfare man. she had called 911, the neighbor, Boston ques- A preliminary hear- check. Documents on file affidavit states. tioned the victim’s child ing date is expected to be 3:02 p.m. - Caller in Coleman reporting at the Johnston Coun- The neighbor with who confirmed that set at that time. Corbin trespassing. ty Court Clerk’s Office whom the victim had Smith had choked the also ordered that Smith 7:53 p.m. - Caller in Mill Creek reporting stolen show that James Michael taken refuge reported- victim. have no contact with the vehicle. Smith has been charged ly took pictures of the Smith made his initial victim. with domestic assault victim which, according appearance in Johnston Court records show SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5: and battery in connec- to the affidavit, showed County District Court on that Smith was released 6:23 a.m. - Caller on South Church Road tion with the Aug. 29 visible red marks on the Sept. 2. Associate Dis- on $50,000 bond. reporting suspicious vehicle. incident. The charge car- 4:57 p.m. - Caller in Ravia reporting threat. ries a possible sentence 5:03 p.m. - Caller on State Highway 1 south of one to three years in reporting threat. prison and/or a fine of up 8:40 p.m. - Caller in Mannsville reporting to $3,000. dispute. According to an affi- 11:24 p.m. - Caller in Connerville requesting welfare check. davit by Deputy Christo- 11:51 p.m. - Caller on State Highway 78 east pher Boston of the John- reporting suspicious activity. ston County Sheriff’s Office, Boston was - dis SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6: patched at approximate- ly 4:58 p.m. on Aug. 29 4:34 a.m. - Caller in Mannsville reporting family dispute. to respond to another call 6:07 a.m. - Caller in Kenefic reporting domestic. in Nida when he received 8:10 a.m. - Caller reporting vehicle accident on a report of domestic vio- West Blue River Road. lence at a residence on 11:35 a.m. - Caller in Ravia reporting vandalism. East Maytubby Street in 11:16 p.m. - Caller reporting horse out on Mill Creek. Highway 22 near Nida Point Curve. Boston was told by dispatch that the victim

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Overlooking Pennington Creek refigerator, range and could also be used as a rental property. 2 large city lots 240 +/- acres, good pasture, live water, good fences, is this home that offers so much history! This is a Fixer to carpet. A Utility Al- in Ponotoc, OK, 3 storage sheds. There is a 242 sq.ft. near Reagan. Fabulous! 3+/-acres,CONTRACT 105 Blanche Clark Lane. lowance is dedeucted cinder block building that was a former beauty shop. Lots SOLD SOMETHING ENTICING! 3B/3B, brick features 2 of possibilities with this place. Asking only $125,000. Call Very Comfy - 402 S. Bryd, 1200+/- sq.ft., 2 bedroom, from your rent to as- living areas, handicap bathroom, ch&a, carport, storm sist with the electric Mike Lovett for your showing, (580) 371-1720. 1 3/4 bath, CH&A, open floorplan, wrap arounf porch, shelter, lg utility. Located on corner 1+/-acre w/fenced wood deck, sitting on 6 lots. Asking $72,000. CONTRACT bill and the Apartment CONTRACT yard. 1301 Anderson $149,000. Complex pays for the 3 BDRM, 1 BTH., fr., 308 S. Main, Bromide. Metal roof, SOUTHERN LIVING! This classic southern style 2 approx. 1,257 sq.ft., enclosed bk. porch, fenced yard, Country Style - Nice comfortable 1600 sq. ft. brick water and natural gas. metal roof, asking $38,000. Call for showing. story home sits on 92 acre ranch.. 4B/4B, master BR flows Affordable housing for home. 3 br, 2 ba, CH&A, fireplace, storage building/ to office/sitting rm. Living has rock fireplace, kitchen/ garage. All sitting on 12 +/- acres. 7949 S. Project qualified income-based dining, granite, & island bar. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY IN CONNERVILLE, former Lane, Milburn.CONTRACT Shown by appointment only, asking and disabled applicants convenience store, cement block building, 2 gas pumps, $165,000. Also, safe rm & metal roof. Sun room adjoins guest house located across from has approx 1064 sq.ft., 3 city lots, needs some tender lov- & garage. Enjoy relaxing on covered patio. ing care on inside. Asking only $50,000. Call for showing. Murray State College. 150 +/- acre lots of wildlife - Deer, Turkey, hogs, Pasture has 7 ponds, 2 lg barns, storage sheds. Beautiful Applications are large trees, 2 ponds, great hunting. Asking $2,800 oak, pecan, & fruit trees, 2 gardens , well & rural water. available at Tishomin- JUST ONE MILE FROM NEW CASINO IN WILLIS, OK. SOLD 3401 Devils Den Rd. $749,000 3 bdrms., 1 and 1/2 bths., frame, metal roof, tile flooring, per acre. go Apartments, 1100 ceiling fans, vaulted ceiling, many other extras, sets on INCOME PRODUCING PROPERTY! 16 storage South Byrd, Tisho- approx. 1 acre, also has older mobile hm. Located at 5472 Sportsman’s Paradise - 200 Acres The ranch has units. 8789 Hwy S, Ravia mingo, OK, from 8 S. Hwy. 377. Asking $230,000. Call for your showing. been managed for several years for wildlife with LOOKING TO BUILD? Beautiful corner lot 807 N. a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday established food plots. There are four ponds on Broadway through Friday. In- the ranch which have been stocked with bass and/ A TOUCH OF CLASS! Located on 1+/-Acre is this or catfish. Because the property has been used for terested persons may beautiful brick home. Features 3B/1.5B, spacious formal call (580) 371-3372 HELP hunting primarily for the last several years the white- LR/dining, cozy den w/fireplace, hardwood floors, tail deer, turkey and wild hogs are plentiful. There is or write Tishomingo sprinkler system & double garage. Gorgeous yard with Apartments, Inc., 1100 Call The WANTED rural water and electricity along with two equipment pecan trees, gazebo, lg detached carport w/storage, + sheds, solar water well. Asking $2,800 an acre. CONTRACT South Byrd Tishomin- storm shelter. 901 E. Main $189,000. go, OK 73460. Appli- Custodian: The City EASY ESCAPE! Located on 10 beautiful acres is this Rental Property Three homes located at 605, 607 cations will be mailed. of Tishomingo is cedar home. Features 3B/1B/2, 1/2B, cathedral ceiling, and 609 Parkway, Tishomingo. All 3 homes are be- Tishomingo Apart-C M seeking a self-moti- ing offered at an asking price of $85,000. Seller may rock fp, new stainless appliance, sunroom, garage, & deck. ments, Inc., does not Johnston consider dividing the properties. Great investment 3 barns, shop, utility bldg., pond, granite outcropping, & discriminate on the vated individual to good fencing. 1700 W.SOLD Blue River Rd. $215,000 Y K clean City Hall. Must opportunity.Shown by appointment. basis of handicap sta- OPPORTUNITY AWAITS! Old service station includes tus in the admission or be able to work in- Country Setting 1800 +/- sq ft brick home, 3 bdrm, 1 5 lots with highway frontage. This is an opportunity to access to or treatment dependently. Apply 3/4 bath, sitting on 2 acres. There is a 20 x 25 patio open restaurant or business. or employment in, its with hot tub, large chain link fenced in backyard, a 30 200 W. Grand, Ravia $25,000. County to City Hall, 1130 E. federally assisted pro- x 40 metal shop with office and bathroom, insulated. A VARIETY OF OPPORTUNITES! This could be grams and activities. Main Street, Tisho- A 25 x 18 RV carport, with water, electricity and a great restaurant, business, converted to a home, or sewer hookup. 16SOLD x 20 garage with equip, storage continue as a church. 78 E, Highway frontage on 1.24 mingo, OK 73460. off two sides, 10 x 20 storage building and children's acres $158,000 The City of Tisho- playhouse. A must see to appreciate everything this A SWEETHEART OF A DEAL! Secluded home Sentinel mingo is an equal property has to offer. 1120 W. Oak Hill Lane, Tisho- features 3/4 BR/1.5 bath, very lg kitchen with abundant mingoAsking $250,000 Shown By Appointment only cabinetry adjoins dining and living rm. Notable feature opportunity provid- is room large enough for 2 king beds + craft room. Metal er and employer. (9/10) 705 N. Kemp Commercial Property carport & storageCONTRACT bldg. Great space for family. Located on Spacious 5000 +/- sq. ft. commercial building ready dead end at 1309 Cinnamon Ln. $120,000 ______for business. Five offices, restroom, garage and OWN A PIECE OF HISTORY IN THE HEART at (580) FOR RENT plenty of room for storage. Asking $192,000 reduced to $172,000. OF DOWNTOWN! 2 adjoining bldgs feature bar, Nice 3 or 4 bed- 4 baths, newCONTRACT roof, patio for extra seating, & ch&a. . room home 2,300 sq. ft. brick, CH&A, large living room, 3 car Offers a variety of options for your choice of business. carport, sitting on 110 +/- acres, cattle pens, loafing Would make great restaurant with overflow dining. for lease in Ginger shed, feed silo and barn. Live creek, pecan trees Approximately 3,000 sq ft. 310 W Main, reduced to 371-0275 Hills area of Tisho- and more near Wapanucka. Shown by appoint- $285,000. ment only. mingo. Sunken living Chickasaw, Roll #2098, ROLL NO. 293; room, large kitchen, 110+/- acres, Good hunting; deer, hogs and turkey. and quieting and confirming AND THE UNKNOWN partial basement Approx. 6 miles East of Tishomingo. Asking 2,800 Plaintiffs title and posses- HEIRS, per acre. sion therein as in the Peti- EXECUTORS, to place a with utility room, to- tion set forth. ADMINISTRATORS, tal electric, central TRUSTEES AND Check us out at www.southerncomfortok.com Given under my hand ASSIGNS, IMMEDIATE heat and air. $750 or e-mail [email protected]. and seal this 13th day of AND REMOTE OF We have a new webpage and advertise on August, 2020. MOLLIE DURANT, A/K/A per month with $750 MOLLIE PETIT, display or deposit. Applianc- facebook. /s/ Casandra Slover, A FULL BLOOD We have buyers currently looking COURT CLERK CHICKASAW INDIAN es provided. 1-year ROLL NO. 293; lease required. Ap- for property! By: /s/ Jaqueline Murk THE HEIRS, Let us sell your property! Deputy EXECUTORS, plicants will have (Seal) ADMINISTRATORS, classified background, credit DEVISEES, TRUSTEES and income veri- Defendants. Three (3), Section Four Erik Johnson Law AND ASSIGNS OF, (4), Township Three (3) Erik Johnson, FRANK MOSE, A FULL fied prior to lease Case No. CV-2020-20 South, Range Five (5) OBA #18740 112 E. BLOOD MISSISSIPPI approval. Home East of the Indian Merid- 10th St, Ada, OK 74820 CHOCTAW INDIAN, ROLL NOTICE BY ian and Baseline, more Phone: (580) 279-1975 NO. 598; ad, or to available October 1. PUBLICATION particularly described as Fax:(580)786-4444 AND THE UNKNOWN For application call follows: Beginning at the Attorney for Plaintiffs HEIRS, EXECUTORS, THE STATE OF OKLAHO- Northwest Comer of Lot ADMINISTRATORS, 371-5788 or 371- MA TO: 2; thence N89°55’06”E ______TRUSTEES AND 8409, or may be The Known and Unknown along the North line of ASSIGNS, IMMEDIATE Successors of Martha said Lot 2 a distance (Published August 27, AND REMOTE OF picked up at the September 3 & September FRANK MOSE, A FULL subscribe. Brown, Full Blood Chicka- of 50.00 feet; thence Sentinel office at saw, Roll #2098 and Mau- S44°56’49”W a distance 10, 2020) BLOOD reen Phelps s/p/a Maureen of 70.75 feet to a point MISSISSIPPI 706 W. Main in L. Phelps, each deceased, on the West line of Lot IN THE DISTRICT COURT CHOCTAW INDIAN, ROLL OF JOHNSTON COUNTY NO. 598; Tishomingo. (TFN) and Wesley Brown, Full 2; thence S00001’28”E Blood Chickasaw, Roll along the West line of Lot STATE OF OKLAHOMA THE HEIRS, ______EXECUTORS, Credit #2244; Martin Brown; 2 a distance of 606.18 Legal Notices Johnslin Hart s/p/a Joslin feet to a point on the RUSSELL HOBBS AND ADMINISTRATORS, Hart; and Betty Brock Jack- East right of way line RANDI HOBBS, DEVISEES, TRUSTEES son, if living, and, in the al- of Highway 1; thence HUSBAND AND AND ASSIGNS OF, (Published August 27, WIFE, MAX WESTHEIMER; AND September 3 & 10, 2020) ternative, if deceased, their N22°02’57”W along the Unknown Successors. East right of way line a THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, Plaintiffs, EXECUTORS, card IN THE DISTRICT COURT distance of 76.84 feet to ADMINISTRATORS, IN AND FOR JOHNSTON You are hereby notified the Southeast Comer of that you have been sued in a tract of land described vs. TRUSTEES AND COUNTY STATE OF ASSIGNS, IMMEDIATE OKLAHOMA the District Court of Hughes in Book 165 at Page County, in Cause CV-2020- 767 in the Office of the THE HEIRS, AND REMOTE OF 20 wherein Dewayne Mims Johnston County Clerk; EXECUTORS, MAX DEWAYNE MIMS AND ADMINISTRATORS, WESTHEIMER; payments SAMANTHA MIMS, and Samantha Mims are thence along the East the Plaintiffs and you are line of said Book 165 DEVISEES, TRUSTEES THE HEIRS, Plaintiffs, AND ASSIGNS OF, EXECUTORS, vs. Defendants and that you at Page 767 for the fol- must answer the Petition of lowing three courses: 1. KINGSBERRY HAWKINS, ADMINISTRATORS, the Plaintiffs on or before Thence N18°17’12”W a 1/2 BLOOD DEVISEES, TRUSTEES THE KNOWN AND CHICKASAW AND ASSIGNS OF, UNKNOWN the 1Olh day of Septem- distance of 304.77 feet; 2. ber, 2020, or judgment will Thence along a non-tan- INDIAN, ROLL NO. 4289; DAVID DAUBE; AND THE can be SUCCESSORS OF AND THE UNKNOWN UNKNOWN HEIRS, MARTHA BROWN, FULL be rendered accordingly gent curve to the left hav- adjudging that Plaintiffs are ing a radius of 3044.79 HEIRS, EXECUTORS, EXECUTORS, BLOOD CHICKASAW, ADMINISTRATORS, ADMINISTRATORS, ROLL#2098 and the owners of and in the feet, an arc length of peaceful possession of the 201.24 feet, a chord TRUSTEES AND TRUSTEES AND MAUREEN PHELPS ASSIGNS, IMMEDIATE ASSIGNS, IMMEDIATE s/p/a MAUREEN L. following described real bearing ofN23°56’34”W property as set forth in the and a chord distance of AND REMOTE OF AND REMOTE OF accepted PHELPS, each deceased, KINGSBERRY HAWKINS, DAVID DAUBE; and Petition, situated in John- 201.20 feet; 3. Thence ston County, Oklahoma, N26°38’45”W a distance 1/2 BLOOD THE HEIRS, CHICKASAW EXECUTORS, ADMINIS- WESLEY BROWN, FULL to-wit: of 124.60 feet to a point on the North line of Lot INDIAN, ROLL NO. TRATORS, BLOOD CHICKASAW, 4289; DEVISEES, TRUSTEES ROLL #2244; MARTIN The South Half of the 3; thence N89°55’32”E Southeast Quarter (S/2 along the North line THE HEIRS, AND ASSIGNS OF, over the BROWN; JOHNSLIN HART EXECUTORS, GARY GARRISON; AND SE/4) of Section Thir- of Lot 3 a distance of s/p/a JOSLIN HART; and ADMINISTRATORS, THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, BETTY BROCK ty-three (33), Township 261.72 feet to the point of Two (2) South, Range beginning, DEVISEES, TRUSTEES EXECUTORS, JACKSON, if living, and, in AND ASSIGNS OF, ADMINISTRATORS, the alternative, if Five (5) East of the Indi- an Meridian and judicially determining the MOLLIE DURANT, A/K/A TRUSTEES AND deceased, their MOLLIE PETIT, ASSIGNS, IMMEDIATE UNKNOWN AC tract ofM land located death and heirship of Mar- phone. in Lot Two (2) and Lot tha Brown, Full Blood A FULL BLOOD SUCCESSORS, CHICKASAW INDIAN LPXLP Y K C M

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AND REMOTE OF of Administration, if nec- Description OKLAHOMA 5633.25/18455 INT. IN A VALUES IS 1/3 OF TOTAL GARY GARRISON; Defendants. essary, issue to the same. Lot 295, Block D Holiday DEPARTMENT OF 1/6 UNDIVIDED INT IN SE VALUE AND THE STATE OF Said Petition further prays Haven MINES SW NE, SW SE NE 79.26 OKLAHOMA, Case No. CJ-2017-30 that the heirs-at-law of said 2915 N. Classen Blvd., 42.30 ex rel., OKLAHOMA TAX Decedent be determined; Bidder Suite 213 KISER CATTLE, LLC COMMISSION, NOTICE OF that the final accounting Anthony Pacillo Oklahoma City, MONTOYA, LETICIA 0000-12-01S-06E-4-001-00 PUBLICATION be approved; the property Oklahoma 73106 0000-28-01S-05E-1-002-03 SEC 12-1S-6E A TR IN NW Defendants. of the Decedent subject to Amount SEC 28-1-5 1/6 UND.INT IN SE : BEG AT THE NW/c OF To the above-named the jurisdiction of this Court $252.05 ______SE SW NE & SW SE NE NW SE TH S 785' TO No. CV-20-22 Defendant: be distributed; and that the 40.06 INTERSECTION OF THE Special Administrator be The said property will be W NOTICE BY DONALD W. LOWE discharged, and for other sold to the highest competi- (Published September 3 & MONTOYA, LETICIA LINE OF HWY #99 TH PUBLICATION WHEREVER FOUND relief as prayed for in said tive bidder, for cash in hand, 10, 2020) 0000-28-01S-05E-1-002-04 NE'RLY Petition, which Petition you or to the original bidder at SEC 28-1S-5E 2/3 ALNG W SIDE OF HWY THE STATE OF You are hereby notified may refer to for further par- the amount bid if there be UNDIVIDED INT IN SE SW #99 ON OKLAHOMA TO: that an action has been ticulars. no higher price offered, NOTICE OF SALE NE A CURVE TO THE LEFT, filed in the District Court, of The names, ages and subject to the approval of OF REAL ESTATE FOR & SW SE NE WITH THE HEIRS, Johnston County, State of last known addresses of the Board of County Com- DELINQUENT 33.34 A RADIUS OF 1901.1' A EXECUTORS, Oklahoma, Case No. CJ- the heirs-at-law, individuals missioners in its discretion. TAXES LOCATED IN DIST OF 805' TH W 190' TO ADMINISTRATORS, 2017-30, styled “Tinker Fed- having first right to serve JOHNSTON COUNTY, NORMAN, KEITH THE POB: ALSO CALLED, DEVISEES, TRUSTEES eral Credit Union, Plaintiff v. as Personal Representative The apportioned cost of the STATE OF OKLAHOMA 0000-12-01S-06E-3-008-00 ALL AND ASSIGNS OF, Donald W. Lowe and Alica herein so far as known to advertisement and other SEC 12-1S-6E SE NW SW W OF THE W LINE OF KINGSBERRY HAWKINS, J. Lowe, Defendants”. The the Petitioner are: expense incident to said 2/3 FED. 1/2 BLOOD action alleges that Defen- Randy Fullagar (Spous/ sale shall be paid by the Notice is hereby given that, RESTRICTED 1/3 TAX- HWY #99 IN THE NW SE CHICKASAW dants are indebted to Tinker Widow)- 4230 Skillman purchaser, in addition to the under authority and direc- ABLE INDIAN, ROLL NO. 4289; Federal Credit Union in the St. Dallas, TX 75206 amount bid upon said prop- tion of Title 68 Okl.St.Ann AND THE UNKNOWN amount of $20,282.29 as of Tiffany Batterson erties. section 3101 et seq., the HEIRS, EXECUTORS, July 31, 2017. (Daughter)- 4230 hereinafter described lands, Commissioners ADMINISTRATORS, Skillman St., Dallas, TX Witness my hand the 3rd lots, tracts and parcels of TRUSTEES AND You and/or your unknown 75206 day of September, 2020. real estate, all situated in Proceedings ASSIGNS, IMMEDIATE successors are hereby no- Scott Fullagar (Son)- Johnston County, Oklaho- (Published September 10, 2020) AND REMOTE OF tified that you have been 16000 Bent Tree Forest Rana Smith ma, now has a tax lien for KINGSBERRY HAWKINS, sued in this action and must Cir., Apt. #1024, Dallas, Johnston County Treasurer unpaid ad valorem taxes Monday, August 31, 2020 1/2 BLOOD answer the Petition filed TX 75248 and/or special assessments. Chairman Mike Thompson called regular meeting of 8-31- CHICKASAW by Plaintiff on or before ______Further, if the lien remains 20 to order at 9:25 a.m. Answering aye was Thompson, Jacky INDIAN, ROLL NO. Nov. 11, 2020 or the facts The probable value of the unpaid for a period of three Hallmark and TJ Clements. Others present Debbie Arnold, 4289; contained in said Petition estate of Leonard Samuel (Published September 10, years or more, as of the date Kathy Ritchie, Gary Dodd, will be taken as true and Fullagar, Deceased, so far 17, 24 & October 1, 2020) such taxes first became due Jon Smith, Jason Bryant, Guyla Hart, Lanette Coppedge, THE HEIRS, judgment will be entered as known to the Petitioner is and payable, this property Sharline Pitmon and Kathy Ross. EXECUTORS, in favor of Tinker Federal unknown. LEGAL NOTICE will be sold at public auction Hallmark moved to approve minutes of 8-24-20, second ADMINISTRATORS, Credit Union. The above named Dece- unless the delinquent taxes, by Clements, vote aye Hallmark, Clements and Thompson. DEVISEES, TRUSTEES dent died on the 10th day US Silica Company, 24275 interest and penalty are paid No action was taken on the Inter Local Agreement with City AND ASSIGNS OF, Issued Aug. 20, 2020. of September, 2019, at Katy Frwy, Suite 600, Katy, in full prior to the time of the of Tishomingo for Road Maintenance and Projects. There MOLLIE DURANT, A/K/A which time the address of TX 77494, has submitted tax sale. was no representation from the City of Tishomingo, this will MOLLIE PETIT, CASSAUNDRA SLOVER, the Decedent was Johnston a permit application to the be taken off till further notification from the City. A FULL BLOOD COURT CLERK County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma Department of The said list contains all the Clements moved to approve Payment Application #8 for CHICKASAW INDIAN Pursuant to an Order of Mines (ODM) to renew per- lands on which the ad valor- RFD Construction for Nitro Lift Industrial Building Project for ROLL NO. 293; By: /s/ Tina Pittman said Court, notice is hereby mit #L.E. - 1662 to mine sili- em taxes of the taxable year $106,756.20, second Hallmark, vote aye Hallmark, Clements AND THE UNKNOWN Deputy Court Clerk given that the 20th day of ca sand through the surface 2019 remain due, delinquent and Thompson. HEIRS, EXECUTORS, October 2020, at the hour mining method on portions and unpaid and including Clements moved to approve District #1 Accessing Private ADMINISTRATORS, (SEAL) of 1:30 o’clock P.M. in the of the following parcels of any such person or persons; Property to Acquire A Tinhorn/Pipe That Has Been Given to TRUSTEES AND Courtroom of the under- land: and further including delin- the County, second Hallmark, vote aye Hallmark, Clements ASSIGNS, IMMEDIATE Attorney for Plaintiff: signed Judge, or the Judge quent special improvement and Thompson. Terry Hutchins off of Old Cabin Road has AND REMOTE OF JEFFERY S. LUDLAM, to whom this cause is as- Section 10, Section 14, and maintenance assess- said that he would donate the tinhorn (30ft x 8ft) to Dist #1 if MOLLIE DURANT, A/K/A OBA #17822 signed on said date, in the and Section 15, Town- ments separately stated and they have use for it. MOLLIE PETIT, HALL & LUDLAM, PLLC County Courthouse in the ship 1 South, Range 4 described for the year or Clements moved to approve Resolution for ODOT to A FULL BLOOD 210 Park Ave, Suite 3001 City of Tishomingo, John- East, Johnston County, years as estate having spe- Select CEC as the Consulting Engineer for Delaware Creek CHICKASAW INDIAN Oklahoma City, OK 73102 ston County, Oklahoma, has Oklahoma cial improvement and main- Low Water Crossing, second Hallmark, vote aye Hallmark, ROLL NO. 293; (405) 600-9500 - been appointed as the time tenance assessments which Clements and Thompson. Telephone and place for hearing said The total permit area con- are by statute a lien upon Clements moved to approve Statement for Financial Assis- THE HEIRS, (405) 600-9550 - Petition, and considering all tains 1,123 acres and is realty and subject to sale at tance for the Fish and Wildlife Grant for Fork Road, second EXECUTORS, Facsimile relief prayed for in the Peti- located in the Mill Creek this time. As to each class Hallmark, vote aye Hallmark, Clements and Thompson. ADMINISTRATORS, tion presented to the Court U.S.G.S. quadrangle map. and year of tax, the accrued Clements moved to approve EMPG 999 Application for DEVISEES, TRUSTEES ______on said date. All persons in- The permit site is located interest separately com- Emergency Management FY 2021, second Hallmark, vote AND ASSIGNS OF, terested may appear at said approximately five (5) miles puted to date of first have aye Hallmark, Clements and Thompson. FRANK MOSE, A FULL (Published September 3, hearing. north of the town of Mill been included in the total Clements moved to approve for Johnston County to pro- BLOOD 10 & 17, 2020) Any person receiving Creek and one (1) mile west amount of all such taxes, ceed with participating in the State P-Card Program, second MISSISSIPPI this notice or any interested of State Highway 1. interest and costs remaining Hallmark, vote aye Hallmark, Clements and Thompson. CHOCTAW INDIAN, ROLL IN THE DISTRICT COURT party may file objections to due, delinquent and unpaid. Transfers: 911-2 to BSF 2 $37.86, Monthly Blankets: NO. 598; OF JOHNSTON COUNTY the Petition at or before the A copy of the permit renew- (Please note the penalty will Dist #1, Dist #3, General, Sheriff, Monthly Report: Sheriff, AND THE UNKNOWN STATE OF OKLAHOMA final hearing. All objections al application and the exist- increase on the 15th of each Claims: 911 52, MID AMERICA TELEPHONE, 224.79, ½ HEIRS, EXECUTORS, to the Petition and/or any ing permit file is available month at a rate of 1.5%) Emg Comm 58, COURTESY P.C., 14.99, 59, COURTESY ADMINISTRATORS, TINKER FEDERAL relief requested must be for public inspection and P.C., 96.00, General 413, S.O.D.A., 437.67, 414, S.O.D.A., TRUSTEES AND CREDIT UNION made in writing, with such copying at the Oklahoma The sale hereby advertised 437.66, 415, S.O.D.A., 437.67, 416, ABC OCCUPATIONAL ASSIGNS, IMMEDIATE objection to be filed herein, Department of Mines in may involve a manufactured SAFETY SERVICE, 169.00, 417, CODA, 839.00, 418, ADA AND REMOTE OF Plaintiff, with a copy being provided Oklahoma City, during nor- home which may be subject PAPER COMPANY, 46.84, 419, VYVE BROADBAND, 97.44, FRANK MOSE, A FULL vs. to the Petitioner and the mal business hours of 8:00 to the right of a secured par- 420, U.S.P.O., 4.10, 421, PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY, BLOOD attorney for the same, and a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday ty to repossess. A holder of 213.09, 422, ADVANCED CORRECTIONAL HEALTHCARE, MISSISSIPPI DONALD W. LOWE AND if an objection is not made through Friday. Upon writ- a perfected security interest 4054.25, 423, PITNEY BOWES, 790.66, 424, TISH LUM- CHOCTAW INDIAN, ROLL ALICA J. LOWE, within the allowed time, all ten request to ODM, infor- in such manufactured home BER, 9.99, Highway 262, WELCH STATE BANK, 1458.14, NO. 598; persons will be deemed to mation contained in the per- may be able to pay ad va- 263, ABC OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY SERVICE, 41.70, 264, Defendants. have waived any objection mit or renewal application lorem taxes based upon the STANDLEY SYSTEMS, 221.81, 265, JOHNSTON COUNTY THE HEIRS, to the Petition and the relief may be inspected or copied value of the manufactured DOZER, 2087.73, 266, RUSTIN CONCRETE, 2270.00, 267, EXECUTORS, Case No. CJ-2017-30 prayed for. at the Department of Mines. home THE RAILROAD YARD, 7840.00, 268, MARTIN MARIETTA ADMINISTRATORS, If an objection is filed on apart from the value of real MATERIALS, 1950.32, 269, ERGON ASPHALT/EMULSIONS, DEVISEES, TRUSTEES NOTICE OF or before the hearing date, Due to the current property. This notice applies 10272.85, 270, CALDWELL HYDRAULIC CYLINDER AND ASSIGNS OF, PUBLICATION on the hearing date the COVID-19 situation, the to the following lands, lots, REPAIR, 1870.00, 271, MARTIN MARIETTA MATERIALS, C MAXM WESTHEIMER; Court will determine wheth- closure of county court- tracts and parcels or real es- 7060.45, 272, ERGON ASPHALT/EMULSIONS, 17174.92, AND THE UNKNOWN To the above-named er summary proceedings houses, and the safe at tate, to-wit: 273, MARTIN MARIETTA MATERIALS, 3166.98, 274, QUILL, HEIRS, Defendant: are appropriate, and, if so, home measures in place, 349.71, 275, AT&T, 18.78, Lodging-ST 2, JOHNSTON COUN- Y EXECUTORS,K whether the Estate will be a public review copy of an ATTEBERRY, RANDALL & TY INDUSTRIAL AUTHORITY, 1143.60, Resale 44, PITNEY ADMINISTRATORS, ALICA J. LOWE distributed and to whom the application may be request- DELTHENE BOWES, 361.70, BComm 5, TIGER COMMISSARY, 2299.96, TRUSTEES AND WHEREVER FOUND Estate will be distributed. ed by submitting an Open 0000-13-01S-04E-1-002-00 BSF 56, AT&T MOBILITY, 520.52, 57, OTC, 35.10, 58, ASSIGNS, IMMEDIATE The Special Administra- Records Request form SEC 13-1S-4E TR IN NW CHARM-TEX, 140.70, 59, TISHOMINGO MOTOR SALES, AND REMOTE OF You are hereby notified tor shall present the final available on the Oklahoma NW NE; BEG 180' E OF 19.76, 60, GALLS INC, 56.37, 61, QUILL CORPORATION, MAX that an action has been accounting at the final hear- Department of Mines web- NW/C; S 242' E 180' N 381.50, 62, MIDWEST DRUG TESTS INC, 37.50, 63, C.O.P.S WESTHEIMER; filed in the District Court, of ing. site, or by contacting the of- 242' W 180' TO POB. PRODUCTS, 164.26, 64, SOONER FOODS INC., 274.52, 65, Johnston County, State of TO ALL CREDITORS fice at 405-427-3859. Any 340.22 PERFORMANCE FOODS, 2997.91, 66, SOONER FOODS THE HEIRS, Oklahoma, Case No. CJ- OF THE ABOVE NAMED landowner or resident of INC., 30.36, 67, PBR, 6.00, EXECUTORS, 2017-30, styled “Tinker Fed- DECEDENT: All creditors any occupied dwelling, any Report gave by Commissioners Secretary, New Business: ADMINISTRATORS, eral Credit Union, Plaintiff v. having claims against the public entity or public agen- MCKINNEY, LAWANNA SUE None, Public Hearing: None DEVISEES, TRUSTEES Donald W. Lowe and Alica above named Decedent cy, or any party that may be 0000-13-01S-04E-2-002-00 AND ASSIGNS OF, J. Lowe, Defendants”. The are required to present the adversely affected has the SEC 13-1S-4E W 1/2 NW Hallmark motioned to adjourn meeting at 10:30 a.m., DAVID DAUBE; AND THE action alleges that Defen- same, with a description of right to submit comments (LESS: 9.95 FOR RR & second by Clements, vote aye Hallmark, Clements and UNKNOWN HEIRS, dants are indebted to Tinker all security interest or other or object to the issuance HWY Thompson. EXECUTORS, Federal Credit Union in the collateral (if any) held by of the permit in writing. An R-O-W) AND (LESS THAT ADMINISTRATORS, amount of $14,292.50 as of each creditor with respect informal conference will be PART OF W 1/2 NW LYING Approved on 8th of September, 2020 TRUSTEES AND July 31, 2017. to such claim, to Jared provided if requested. Any W ASSIGNS, IMMEDIATE Easterling at the offices of objections or requests for OF R-O-W)(LESS NW NW) (Seal) AND REMOTE OF You and/or your unknown Easterling Law Office at the an informal conference

DAVID DAUBE; successors are hereby no- address shown below, with- on this application must 446.46 Attest: /s/ Kathy Ross, County Clerk tified that you have been in thirty (30) days following be in writing and received THE HEIRS, sued in this action and must the filing of the Petition and no later than fourteen (14) MONTOYA, LETICIA Chairman: /s/ Mike Thompson EXECUTORS, answer the Petition filed Combined Notice herein, days after the final publi- 0000-28-01S-05E-1-002-00 Vice Chairman: /s/ Jacky Hallmark ADMINISTRATORS, by Plaintiff on or before or the same will be forever cation of this notice to the SEC 28-1S-5E Member: /s/ T.J. Clements DEVISEES, TRUSTEES Nov. 11, 2020 or the facts barred. AND ASSIGNS OF, contained in said Petition Dated this 31st day of GARY GARRISON; AND will be taken as true and August 2020. THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, judgment will be entered EXECUTORS, in favor of Tinker Federal /s/ Laura Corbin Johnston County ADMINISTRATORS, Credit Union. JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT TRUSTEES AND COURT ASSIGNS, IMMEDIATE Issued Aug. 20, 2020. AND REMOTE OF Business & Service Directory GARY GARRISON; CASSAUNDRA SLOVER, Jared Easterling, 31544 COURT CLERK Easterling Law Office GREETINGS: 225 West Main Street Advertising in the Business and Service Directory is $4.00 per column By: /s/ Tina Pittman Tishomingo, Oklahoma Said defendants are Deputy Court Clerk 73460 inch per week. Ads must run a minimum of 13 weeks. hereby notified that they Telephone: (580) 219-8900 have been sued in the (SEAL) admin@easterlinglawoffice. above styled case in the com Plumbing, Electrical LANDSCAPING District Court of Johnston Attorney for Plaintiff: Attorney for Petitioner OTHER SERVICES & LAWN CARE County, Oklahoma and JEFFERY S. LUDLAM, & Construction that said defendants must OBA #17822 ______answer the petition herein HALL & LUDLAM, PLLC Doug’s SEWING MACHINE Hwy 22 RV Park PERRY’S on or before the 5th day 210 Park Ave, Suite 3001 (Published September 10, SERVICE 1551 W. Main St. LAWN CARE of November, 2020, or the Oklahoma City, OK 73102 17 & 24, 2020) Plumbing Service on all makes (just west of allegations of said petition (405) 600-9500 - 20 years experience Contractor Lisc. # 6936 Tishomingo) Small Scale Decorative may be taken as true, and Telephone NOTICE TO SELL Ernest Brown a judgment may be en- (405) 600-9550 - Facsimile Prof. Drain Cleaning Owners: Annetta Landscaping • Mowing COUNTY PROPERTY 505 North Burris tered quieting the title in (Acquired at Resale) and Rick Kelley Edging • Trimming Repair • Remodel (580) 371-3510(TFN) Trees & Shrubs • Leaf plaintiffs as prayed for in ______Full hooks, their petition and exclud- NOTICE is hereby given, Quality Service Removal Light Hauling ing defendants from any (Published September 3 & pursuant to the receipt of (580) 371-6562 showers, laundry, • Cleanups claim, or interest in the 10, 2020) bid, that I, Rana Smith, 371-2255 (TFN) storm shelters, wifi, Spring & Fall following described real County Treasurer of John- Store Front Lettering DirecTV, ADT (580) 272-3402 property, to wit: IN THE DISTRICT COURT ston County, Oklahoma will MIKE’S Banners • Car Magnets (TFN) OF JOHNSTON COUNTY on the 28th day of Sep- Rates: Daily• W/2 NE and N/2 NE STATE OF OKLAHOMA tember, 2020, beginning at CONSTRUCTION SuperCheapTshirts Weekly•Monthly NW, Section 18-1S-5E, Brown's Lawn 10:00 a.m. at the County Residential & (580) 371-7447 (10/15) Johnston County, Okla- IN THE MATTER OF THE Treasurer’s Office in the (580) 371-9090(TFN) and Small homa, containing 100 ESTATE OF Court House at Johnston Commercial acres more or less. LEONARD SAMUEL County, Oklahoma, sell the Wood Decks • Sheet Rock Looking to Tractor Service FULLAGAR, hereinafter described tract • Taping & Bedding • New Leaf Removal • DATED this 24th day of DECEASED. of land, situated in John- Additions • Composition & increase August, 2020. ston County, Oklahoma, Metal Roofing • Concrete Mowing • Roof Case No. PB-202-25 and heretofore acquired by Slabs • Painting Interior & traffic to Cleaning • Tree CASSANDRA SLOVER, said County at Resale. Fol- Exterior • Ceramic Tile • Court Clerk COMBINED NOTICE lowing the description of the Custom Metal Buildings your business? Trimming • (Seal) NOTICE TO CREDITORS; property offered for sale is in Brush NOTICE OF HEARING the name of the bidder and (580) 795-4263(10/22) By: /s/ Phyllis Williams PETITION FOR the amount bid, as follows: We can help! Hogging • Court Clerk/Deputy SUMMARY Subscribe to the Driveway Work ADMINISTRATION, Description Buy ad space Hurst Law HEARING ON THE FINAL Johnston • Land Cleaning Section 31 Twp 2S Range Good job for a fair price! 1023 West Second Street ACCOUNTING, AND THE 6E County here; Sulphur, Oklahoma 73086 PETITION FOR 1/3 Interest in S/2 NE SW Call (580) 387-9797(10/15) (580) 622-3322 DETERMINATION OF NE, SE SW NE Sentinel call 371-0275. Attorneys for Plaintiffs HEIRS, DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATE AND Bidder ______DISCHARGE Anthony Pacillo 5x10 Tishomingo Mini Storage

10x10 To Rent Storages Come Glen & Jayne Hull (Published September 3, NOTICE IS HEREBY Amount Bid 905 E. Main Street (580) 371-7257 10 & 17, 2020) given to all persons in- $262.11 10x12 to All Star Vehicle Sales Tishomingo (580) 371-2662 terested in the Estate of 12x12 • 1505 W. Main St. • IN THE DISTRICT COURT Leonard Samuel Fullagar, Description Buildings Available OF JOHNSTON COUNTY Deceased, that on this date, Lots 1, 2, & 3, Block 9 (580) 371-2662 (TFN) STATE OF OKLAHOMA Tiffany Batterson, who may Original Mill Creek be contacted through coun- TINKER FEDERAL sel at the address below, Bidder 5x10 CREDIT UNION filed a Petition for Summary Anthony Pacillo Milburn 10x10 Administration in the District Plaintiff, Court of Johnston County, Amount Mini Storage 18x10 vs. State of Oklahoma, pray- $847.97 Mannsville Dan & Peggy Shaffer ing that Letters of Special 10x20 DONALD W. LOWE AND Administration issue to Tif- Madill (580)C M 513-3350 Storage Available ALICIA J. LOWE, fany Batterson, that Letters LPXLP (TFN) Y K C M

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FROM THE SW/C OF 1/45 OF 1/2 LAURA TEWELL, LEE IRENE SE/C ALONG 10A LINE SAID SEC N 0DEG 01' W 1/45 OF 1/2 GENE 0000-30-03S-08E-1-004-00 0000-12-02S-04E-4-003-00 35.58 LOVETT, MIKE 610' FOR THE POB;TH E WILKERSON, 1/45 OF 1/2 SEC 30-3S-8E S/2 NE NE SEC 12-2S-4E ALL OF NE NE 0000-12-03S-06E-3-001-00 208.71';TH N ODEG 01' W DARRELL MCKINNEY, 1/45 OF 882.14 SE LYING E OF SL&SF RR UPCHURCH, DICKIE L. & SEC 12-3S-6E NW SW (LESS 208.71'; TH W 208.71'; S 1/2 JAMES DUCK 191.26 DAVID T UPCHURCH 1A) & (LESS W/2 NW NW 0DEG 01' E 208.71' TO THE 51.26 HARTWELL, ROGER 0000-17-02S-08E-1-002-00 SW) POB. 0000-05-04S-04E-1-002-00 GADDIS, AMOGENE SEC 17-2S-8E SW NE 195.58 284.06 COOPER, LINDA SEC 5-4S-4E W/2 LOT 1 AND 0000-05-02S-05E-3-001-00 167.58 0000-29-03S-07E-4-004-05 LOTS 2 AND 3 AND SE NW 1/2 SE NE LOVETT, MIKE BIRD, ETHAN JOHN SEC 29-3S-7E N 126.76' OF AND E/2 LOT 4 AND W/2 SW 343.58 RHEA, R. L. 0000-12-03S-06E-3-002-00 0000-14-03S-07E-2-002-00 S 400' OF SW SW SE NE AND NE SW NW (H/S 0000-17-02S-08E-2-002-00 SEC 12-3S-6E SW SW SEC 14-3S-7E: NE SW NW 854.30 BELONGS TO ROGER) GADDIS, AMOGENE SEC 17-2S-8E BEG AT THE 265.02 AND SE NW NW AND N/2 NW 670.90 0000-07-02S-05E-4-001-00 SE/C OF THE NE SE NW AND NW (LESS HWY; STRIP ON W JAMES, BARNEY (HEIRS) AND SEC 7-2S-5E E 1/2 SE SE RUNNING N 92 YDS (276'), LOVETT, MIKE SIDE BEING 50' WIDE OF NW 0000-29-03S-07E-4-004-06 BARNES, VELIN D. AND NE SE AND N 1/2 NW W 105 YDS (315'), S 92 0000-12-03S-06E-4-001-00 NW NW, .75A) SEC 29-3S-7E THE S 0000-07-04S-04E-1-009-00 SE YDS (276'), E 105 YDS SEC 12-3S-6E SE AND E/2 545.02 273.24' OF N 546.48 OF THE SEC 7-4S-4E BEG NW/C NE: 108.38 (315') TO POB SW (LESS SEE BK & PG FOR SW NW SE 1/2 INT. E 391.47', S 253.75', E 58.94 LEGALS) BK 112 PG 884; BK OLINGHOUSE, MICHAEL & SHIRLEY BUCKLEY AND LIN- 720', N 45', W 208.71', W GADDIS, AMOGENE 145 PG 790; BK 201 PG MARSHA DA COOPER, 2/9 OF 1/2 LINDA 512' TO POB (LESS BEG 0000-16-02S-05E-2-001-00 UPCHURCH, DICKIE L. & 517; BK 203 PG 878; BK 0000-17-03S-07E-3-001-00 LEWIS, 2/9 OF 1/2 SHIRLEY NE/C NE NW NE TH 417.50' SEC 16-2S-5E NW NW AND N DAVID T UPCHURCH 220 PG 781; BK 232 PG SEC 17-3S-7E W/2 SW (LESS SWEETEN ESTATE, 2/9 OF 1/2 W & 208.75' S FOR POB TH 1/2 NE NW AND SW NE NW 0000-17-02S-08E-3-001-00 753; BK 234 PG 513; BK TR BEG AT SE/C OF SE SW ROBERT JAMES, 2/63 OF 1/2 S 45' TH EAST 208.75' TH 68.06 SEC 17-2S-8E S/2 S/2 NW 261 PG 592; BK 290 PG SW: N 417.44'; W 208.71'; S LORRAINE POE, 2/63 OF 1/2 N 45' TH WEST 208.75' TO AND SW LESS SE SE SW AND 224; AND LESS A TRACT NO 417.44'; E 208.71' TO DAVID CARPENTER, 2/63 OF POB.) DARREN BARNES AND SMITH, LINDSEY LESS A STRIP OF LAND LONGER ADJACENT TO POB) & (LESS TRACT OF 1/2 REGINA unknown last SHELLY BARNES CO-TRUST- 0000-17-02S-05E-4-003-00 RUNNING ALONG THE W SIDE ORIGINAL TRACT BEING LAND IN THE SE SW SW BEG. name, 2/189 OF 1/2 EES OF THE REVOCABLE SEC 17-2S-5E E/2 SE SE OF THIS TR BEING APP DESCRIBED AS (BEG @ NE/C AT A PT 208.71'W. OF THE ANTONIO HAMILTON, 2/189 TRUST OF COLEEN HARTGR SE 3300' LONG & 50' WID SE TH WEST 208.75' FOR SE COR OF THE SE SW SW ; OF 1/2 RUSTY SIGHTLER, AVES 718.78 E. POB; TH WEST 1132.30'; TH THENCE N. 417.44';THENCE 2/189 OF 1/2 GARY 215.74 629.02 SOUTH 1036.87'; TH EAST WEST 208.71';THENCE S. SIGHTLER, 1/45 OF 1/2 HARTER, PHYLLIS 1132.30'; TH NORTH 417.44' THENCE EAST PATRICIA HARRIS, 1/45 OF BARNES, VELIN D. 0000-18-02S-05E-1-003-00 UPCHURCH, DICKIE L. & 1036.87' TO POB)AND (LESS 208.71' TO P.O.B. 1/2 LAURA TEWELL, 1/45 OF 0000-07-04S-04E-2-003-00 SEC 18-2S-5E BEG AT PT DAVID T UPCHURCH BEG @ THE NW/C OF NE SW; CONTAINING 2 AC) 1/2 GENE WILKERSON, 1/45 SEC 7-4S-4E SE NW & S/2 1293 W OF NE/C OF SEC TH 0000-18-02S-08E-4-001-00 TH EAST ALONG NORTH LINE 109.50 OF 1/2 DARRELL MCKINNEY, SW NE NW DARREN BARNES S 208.71' TH W 208.71' TH N SEC 18-2S-8E SE SE AND SE 368.54'; TH S08 59'21 E 1/45 OF 1/2 JAMES DUCK AND SHELLY BARNES AS 208.71' TH E 208.71' TO NE SE AND E/2 SW SE LESS 985.85'; TH WEST 522.69'; MILLER, MILLER & MILLER 51.26 CO-TRUSTEES OF THE POB A STRIP OF LAND RUNNING TH NORTH 974.52' TO POB 0000-18-03S-07E-2-002-00 REVOCABLE TRUST OF 430.94 ALONG THE E SIDE OF THIS DESC IN BOOK 323 PAGE SEC 18-3S-7E LOTS 1 AND 2 RANKINS, STANLEY D COLEEN HARTGRAVES TR BEING APP 1980' LONG 521) 1/2 INT JANET MILLER, 1/4 0000-30-03S-07E-1-002-01 119.42 VERNON, ARTHUR & JAMIE AND 50' WIDE. 1,433.18 INT DENNIS MILLER, 1/4 SECTION 30-3-7 A TRACT OF 0000-21-02S-05E-1-002-00 231.42 INT CHRISTINE MILLER LAND SITUATED IN NE/4 CAUDLE, TERRY W. SEC 21-2S-5E W 1/2 NE BLUE RIVER OUTPOST, LLC 542.78 SAID SECT. BEG. AT THE NE 0000-10-04S-04E-1-003-00 (LESS NW NW NW NE) UPCHURCH, DICKIE L. & 0000-12-03S-06E-4-002-00 COR OF W/2 E/2 NE OF SAID SEC 10-4S-4E SW NW NE 795.90 DAVID T UPCHURCH SEC 12-3S-6E BEG NE/C SE OLINGHOUSE, MICHAEL & SECT THENCE S.00 4' 45 W. 140.70 0000-19-02S-08E-1-001-00 TH SOUTH 562.28' TH WEST MARSHA 618.38 , THENCE S. 89@ 59' LARSON, ANTHONY & ELAINIE SEC 19-2S-8E NW NE NE AND 310' TH NORTH 562.28' TH 0000-18-03S-07E-4-001-00 50 W. 704.42'THENCE N 00@ PENSE, EDWARD WESLEY NE NW NE AND E/2 NE NE EAST 310' TO POB. SEC 18-3S-7E SE 04' 45 E. 618.38' THENCE 0000-11-04S-04E-3-003-00 0000-22-02S-05E-1-002-00 LESS .05A RR 1,715.42 1,221.66 N. 89@ 59'50 E. 704.42' TO SEC 11-4S-4E EAST 135' OF SEC 22-2S-5E BEG AT PT 816.06 P.O.B. SW SW SW TITLE 601.28' E OF NW/C OF NE; RANKINS, STANLEY D 412.86 CANCELLATION FORM ON TH S 01 DEG 31'09 W UPCHURCH, DICKIE L. & LOVETT, MIKE 0000-19-03S-07E-4-003-00 FILE EVELYN J. 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S 12 17'18 E 552.26' TH W 00DEG00'01 E 963.5' TH N 208.70'; TH E 69.59' TH N 297' TH W 132' TO POB. 0000-22-02S-08E-1-004-00 1093.35' TO POB.)(LESS 89DEG45'48 E 559.31 TH S 313.0'; TH W 278.30' TH N 541.66 NEWTON, JASON DEWAYNE SEC 22-2S-8E NW 2.13A IN 9.50 AC IN NE/C BEG NE/C 00DEG 00'01 E 357.32' TO 208.71'; TH E 1100.00'; 0000-22-02S-05E-1-005-00 N/2 OF LOT 2 OF NE, TH W 511.77', TH S POB TH S 730.41'; TH W 891.29' COTHRAN, GARY NEAL SEC 22-2S-5E COM NE/C S 58.94 808.66', TH E 511.77', TH 147.42 TO POB 0000-15-04S-04E-3-003-00 00DEG 05'32 E ALONG E N 808.66' TO POB.)(LESS 454.46 SEC 15-4S-4E BEGINNING AT LINE OF SAID SEC BRUMLEY, IRA COMM NE/C OF SEC TH W RANKINS, STANLEY D THE SW/C E/2 E/2 SW; TH 1211.18'; TH N 89DEG 55' 0000-23-02S-08E-4-005-00 511.77' FOR POB TH S 0000-19-03S-07E-4-007-00 CULP, J. M. NORTH 800'; TH EAST 19 W 673.96' TO POB, TH S SEC 23-2S-8E S 817.50' OF 808.66' TH E 511.77 TH S SEC 19-3S-7E COMM SE/C 0000-31-03S-07E-3-003-00 644.21'; THE SOUTH 800'; 86 DEG 05'03 W 554.13' TH OLD RR RY AS DESC IN D 73 259.75' TH W 394' TH S SEC 19 TH WEST 1321.34' SEC 31-3S-7E S 1/2 LOT 4 TH WEST 644.21' TO THE N 03DEG 54'57 WEST PG 203 AND PART OF OLD RR 255' TH W 1377.71' TH N FOR POB, TH WEST 254' TH 667.10 POB. (LESS: BEG SW/C E/2 299.08'; TH N 86DEG 05'03 RY KNOWN AS OLD STATION 1322.19' TH E 1261.29' TO N 357' TH W 559' TH N E/2 SW; TH EAST 297' FOR E 319.75'; TH S 42DEG HOUSE #3239 DESCRIBED AS POB) 963.50' YH E 813.31' TH S CRIBBS, LARRY & CAROL POB; TH NORTH 297'; TH 00'02 E 379.98' TO POB. BEG AT A POINT 485' SOUTH 101.50 1321.82' TO POB. 0000-36-03S-07E-4-002-00 EAST 132'; TH SOUTH 297'; 342.46 ALONG THE CENTER LINE OF 149.66 SEC 36-3S-7E E 181.71' OF TH WEST 132' TO POB) CHOCTAW,OKLAHOMA AND LOVETT, MIKE N 208.71' OF SW NE SE AND 77.98 IMOTICHEY, CHATO GULF RAILROAD AT STATION 0000-13-03S-06E-2-001-00 KALE, DOUGLAS W 27' OF N 208.71' OF SE 0000-22-02S-05E-3-003-00 3239 PLUS 00; TH SOUTH- SEC 13-3S-6E NW NW AND 0000-20-03S-07E-4-003-00 NE SE BK 71 PG 828 HARTWELL, ONELLA SEC 22-2S-5E BEG. AT A PT WESTERLY A DIST OF 200'TO N/2 SW NW SEC 20-3S-7E NW NE SE AND 574.14 0000-16-04S-04E-2-003-00 2058.0' E AND 100'N OF SW STATION 3241 PLUS 00, BEING 700.70 BEG 264' N OF SE/C, N 264' W SEC 16-4S-4E E/2 SE NW COR OF THE SW OF SAID A PARCEL OF LAND 200' BY C M 330' S 264' E 330' CLABORN, JOSHUA & (LESS THE S 960' AND LESS LPXLP 100' WHICH WAS A PART OF LOVETT, MIKE TO POB LINDSEY 2A TO ROGER HART Y K C M

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WELL) N 50' FOR POB TH N 150' TO POB SEC 4-4S-8E BEG SW/C N LINDSEY 150.44 TH W 30' TH S 150' TH E 93.82 ORIG. BROMIDE 2356.99'; EAST 1388.63'; 337.82 0030-00-014-010-0-003-00 30' TO POB) S 24 02'21 E 385.79'; S LOT 10 BLK 14 EMET HARTWELL, ROGER AND 3,294.62 HERNANDEZ, ALBERTO & ONELLA 29 12'35 E 40 9.58'; S 08 BLEVINS, DEE 48.86 MIRANDA 20'13 E 610. 73'; S 09 0000-16-04S-04E-2-003-01 BERRY, DIANA & RANDY 0000-04-04S-07E-4-014-00 0005-00-076-006-0-003-00 SEC 16-4S-4E 2A IN E/2 SE 37'10 W 246.42 FT; S 28 LOTS 6,7,8 BLOCK 76 ORIG. SCRIBNER, TRISTON & 0000-06-04S-06E-1-019-00 SEC 4-4S-7E BEG AT PT 02'32 W 178.78' ; S 24 LINDSEY NW SEC 06-4S-6E N/2 W/2 W/2 1173.15' S AND 208.7' W BROMIDE 82.60 47'12 W 194.12'; S 04 66.78 0030-00-015-001-0-001-00 OF LOT 1 OF NE/C SE: TH S 208.7' 12'55 W 467.70'; W LOTS 1 THRU 10 BLK 15 171.10 TH W 208.7'TH N 208.7 TH 1567.77' TO POB. 1/2 UND EMET HARTWELL, ROGER AND E 208.7' TO POB. BLEVINS, DEE ONELLA INT RANDY & PAT MOORE 1/2 0005-00-076-009-0-004-00 239.26 HARCROW, DAVID JAMES 1,433.34 UND INT JEFF TAYLOR 0000-19-04S-04E-4-001-00 0000-06-04S-06E-2-003-00 LOTS 9,10,11 BLOCK 76 SEC 19-4S-4E N/2 SE & SE 346.78 ORIG. BROMIDE SCRIBNER, TRISTON & SEC 6-4S-6E N/2 SE NE NW RUYLE, JERRY & LINDSEY NW & S/2 SW NE & S/2 S/2 536.06 GWENDOLYN 66.78 NE NE & NE SW NE & E/2 NW WAHL, JOHN & SHEILA 0030-00-016-001-0-001-00 0000-05-04S-07E-1-017-00 0000-05-04S-08E-4-002-00 LOTS 1 THRU 10 BLK 16 SW NE MEAD, DIANE SEC 5-04S-07E E. 255.0' BROWN, CARL WILLIAM 117.05 SEC 5-4S-8E S/2 SE 0005-00-085-001-0-001-00 EMET 0000-06-04S-06E-2-005-00 OF N 20.50 ACRE OF LOT 2 107.10 191.10 SEC 6-4S-6E 1 AC (110'X 159.74 LOTS 1,2,3,4,5,6 BLOCK 85 BARNES, VELIN S 396') IN THE NE/C OF THE ORIG. BROMIDE 0000-22-04S-04E-1-001-00 BAILEY, LINDA 100.54 CALDWELL, CINDY & PAUL S/2 NE SE NW NEWMAN, LEE R. 0000-06-04S-08E-2-008-00 CARTER SEC 22-4S-4E E/2 E/2 NW 113.98 0000-05-04S-07E-1-007-00 AND N/2 NE AND N/2 S/2 NE SEC 6-4S-8E BEG NW/C OF BROWN, CARL WILLIAM 0030-00-021-002-0-002-00 SEC 5-4S-7E BEG AT PT LOT 4 TH E 1267.2' FOR A LOTS 2,3 BLK 21 EMET AND SW SW NE ROGERS, JOE D. 300' W AND 502.5' N OF 0005-00-085-011-0-003-00 76.98 POB TH E 316.8' TH S 440' LOTS 11 THRU 15 BLOCK 85 382.62 0000-06-04S-06E-3-007-03 THE SE/C OF NE SEC TH W 316.8' TH N 440' TO SEC 6-4-6 COMMENCING AT 5-4S-7E; TH N 157.5'; W ORIG. BROMIDE SNEED, MARCI POB. 44.54 CALDWELL, CINDY & PAUL THE SE/C OF NE SW OF SEC. 280'; S 157.5'; E 280' TO 64.54 CARTER 0000-01-04S-05E-1-019-00 TH N 89 DEG 59'00 W A DIS POB SEC 1-4S-5E A 2A TR IN BROWN, CARL WILLIAM 0030-00-021-006-0-004-00 OF 630' TO POB; TH N 0 458.78 BUSSEY, KYLE AND JIM & LOT 6 BLK 21 EMET SE/C OF SW NE BEG AT A PT DEG 17'00 W, A DIS OF 0005-00-085-016-0-001-00 331.0' W OF THE SE/C OF LORI MAY LOTS 16, 17, & 18 BLOCK 100.38 409.15; TH S 89 59'00 E, WRIGHT, MARY MELINDA 0000-09-04S-08E-3-001-00 THE SW NE OF SEC 1-4S-5E A DIST. OF 116.57; TH N 0000-05-04S-07E-1-010-00 85 CITY OF BROMIDE TH N 316.8' TH N 82 DEG SEC 9-4S-8E SE SW 139.74 CALDWELL, CINDY & PAUL 25 DEG 40' 39 E, A DIST. SEC 5-4S-7E BEG AT PT 72.38 CARTER 21' W A DIST OF 163.5' TH OF 101.9' TH S 05 DEG 300' W AND 30' N OF SE/C S 527.3' TH S 83 DEG 51' HURST, ARJIA 0030-00-023-001-0-001-00 25'08 W A DIST. 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POB ALBERSON, MORETZ, ET AL 208.71' TO POB 17'00 WEST 501 FT.;TH 402.94 250.46 WHITMIRE, ROGER LYNN & BROOKS, MICHAEL P 0035-00-002-022-0-006-00 NORTH 89 DEG.59'00 WEST 0000-13-04S-08E-3-003-00 LOT 22, 23, 24 BLK 2 580 FT. TH SOUTHERLY CARDENAS, DOMINGO (JOE) 0005-00-090-007-0-003-00 ALEXANDER, DELORES SEC 13-4S-8E S/2 SW NW SW E 80' OF LOTS 7,8,9 AND FILLMORE YVONNE ALBER- ALONG THE EAST WATER LINE JR. & S/2 W/2 SE NW SW (1/2 SON 0000-03-04S-05E-2-008-00 OF ROCK CREEK APPROX. 505 0000-06-04S-07E-4-005-00 ALL OF LOT 10 BLOCK 90 SEC 3-4S-5E BEG 40' W OF UNDIVIDED INTEREST ROGER ORIG. BROMIDE 1/2 UND INT, JEFFREY S FT. 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LOT 6 BLK 57 ORIG LOUIS MOORE & MICHAEL LOTS 13,14 BLK. 19 MURRAY 56.70 WAPANUCKA TREASE, ELVA POOLE, GARY & ANGELIA MOORE COLLEGE ADD. CITY OF 55.74 0130-00-116-005-0-003-00 1001-00-014-005-0-004-00 290.78 TISH. DEATON, GARY WAYNE S/2 OF LOT 5 BLK 116 ORIG N2 OF LOT 4, ALL OF LOT 5 200.06 1045-00-072-023-0-012-00 TASOS, TASOS, TASOS, WAPANUCKA BLK 14, ORIG. TISH MCCARTHY, BARBARA LOT 23 BLK. 72 MURRAY HOLLAR & 108.38 72.54 1001-00-085-006-0-005-00 POOL, RICHARD COLLEGE ADD. CITY OF 0130-00-057-007-0-010-00 LOTS 6 AND 7 BLOCK 85 1045-00-024-001-0-001-00 TISH LOT 7 BLK 57 ORIG WILSON, AUSTIN POOLE, GARY & ANGELIA ORIG. TISH. LOTS 1,2 BLK. 24 MURRAY 58.94 WAPANUCKA 0130-00-116-006-0-004-00 1001-00-014-006-0-005-00 479.10 COLLEGE ADD. CITY OF 33.34 LOT 6 BLK 116 ORIG LOT 6, BLK 14 ORIG. TSH TISH. SIMS, GARY D. WAPANUCKA 50.14 DEATON, GARY WAYNE 259.58 1045-00-077-001-0-001-00 TASOS, TASOS, TASOS, 44.54 1001-00-085-008-0-006-00 LOT 1, BLK. 77, MURRAY HOLLAR & CARROLL, KENNE LOTS 8, 9, AND 10 BLOCK POOL, RICHARD COLLEGE ADD. CITY OF TISH 0130-00-057-008-0-004-00 CARROLL, KENNE 1001-00-016-001-0-001-00 85 ORIG. TISH. 1045-00-024-003-0-002-00 SHARON BLAKEMORE & EVE- LOTS 8,9,10 & A 20'X 140' 0130-00-117-001-0-001-00 N 50FT OF LOT 1 BLK 16 858.62 LOTS 3,4 BLK. 24 MURRAY LYN TROUTMAN PART OF VACATED ALLEY LOT 1 (LESS RR RWY,BLK ORIG. TISH COLLEGE ADD. CITY OF 51.10 BETWEEN LOTS 7 - 13 BLK 117, ORIG WAPANUCKA 325.66 MAXEY, JERRY M. TISH. 57 ORIG WAPANUCKA 871.10 1001-00-086-001-0-001-00 36.70 SIMS, GARY D. 1,313.50 SHANKLIN, MATTHEW LOT 1 BLOCK 86, ORIG. 1045-00-078-011-0-003-00 CARROLL, KENNE R.(TRUST) TISH. POOL, RICHARD LOTS: 11,12, & 13 BLK. 78 TASOS, TASOS, TASOS, 0130-00-117-002-0-002-00 1001-00-016-001-0-002-00 329.02 1045-00-024-005-0-003-00 MURRAY COLLEGE ADD. CITY HOLLAR & LOT 2 & S/2 LOT 3, BLK S 50FT. OF LOT 1, AND N. LOTS 5,6 BLK. 24 MURRAY OF TISH 0130-00-057-011-0-005-00 117 ORIG WAPANUC KA 25FT. LOT 2, BLK 16 ORIG. DEATON, GARY WAYNE COLLEGE ADD. CITY OF 62.30 LOT 11 BLK 57 ORIG 760.22 TISH 1001-00-086-002-0-002-00 TISH. WAPANUCKA 324.38 LOT 2, BLOCK 86, ORIG. 36.70 FRAZIER, GINA 40.06 AMARAL, CHRISTINE TISH. 1050-00-001-003-0-003-00 0130-00-118-001-0-001-00 CARROLL, KENNE 212.38 BROWN, LINK EDWARD LOT 3 BLOCK 1 OAK HILLS TASOS, TASOS, TASOS, LOTS 1,2 BLK 118 ORIG 1001-00-016-004-0-005-00 1045-00-024-022-0-008-00 ESTATES UNIT # 01991 HOLLAR & WAPANUCKA W 70FT OF LOT 4, BLK 16 DEATON, GARY WAYNE LOTS 22,23, W1/2 OF 24 PROJECT # 47-69 0130-00-057-012-0-006-00 121.82 ORIG. TISH 1001-00-086-004-0-004-00 BLK. 24 MURRAY COLLEGE 408.38 LOTS 12,13 BLK 57 ORIG 346.94 N 1/2 OF LOT 4 BLOCK 86 ADD. CITY OF TISH. WAPANUCKA AMARAL, CHRISTINE ORIG. TISH. 370.46 HUSTON, JON & MELANIE 71.42 0130-00-118-003-0-004-00 DAMERON, ROBIN S. 212.38 1065-00-001-001-0-001-00 LOT 3 BLK 118 ORIG 1001-00-016-004-0-006-00 BERLO, PATRICIA LOT 1 BLK 1 SEVEN SPRINGS TASOS, TASOS, TASOS, WAPANUCKA E. 70FT OF LOT 4, BLK 16 CANNON, CONNOR LEA 1045-00-026-019-0-006-00 ADDN HOLLAR & 192.38 ORIG. TISH 1001-00-096-010-0-008-00 LOTS: 19, 20, 21 BLOCK 26 69.02 0130-00-057-014-0-007-00 379.42 SOUTH 60' OF LOT 10 BLOCK MURRAY COLLEGE ADD. LOT 14 BLK 57 ORIG AMARAL, CHRISTINE 96 ORIG. TISH TOWN OF TISHOMINGO HUSTON, JON & MELANIE WAPANUCKA 0130-00-118-004-0-002-00 BUCKLEY & COOPER 650.30 461.02 1065-00-001-002-0-002-00 55.74 LOTS 4,5,6 BLK 118 ORIG 1001-00-025-005-0-005-00 LOT 2 BLK 1 SEVEN SPRINGS WAPANUCKA LOTS 5 & 6, BLK. 25 ORIG. CARROLL, KENNE & KRISTINA COLE, ASHLEIGH D. ADDN INGRAM, AUDIE & STEPHANIE 135.26 TISH. 1/2 INT TO CLIFFORD 1001-00-102-008-0-005-00 1045-00-028-013-0-006-00 69.02 0130-00-058-001-0-001-00 BUCKLEY 1/2 INT TO RACHEL LOT 8 BLOCK 102 ORIG. LOTS: 13, 14, 15, 16 LOT 1 BLK 58 ORIG MITCHELL, CAROL & L. COOPER TISH. BLOCK 28 MURRAY COLLEGE HUSTON, JON & MELANIE WAPANUCKA 0130-00-121-004-0-003-00 116.22 285.34 ADD. 1065-00-001-003-0-003-00 103.74 N 60' OF LOT 4 BLK 121 72.54 LOT 3, BLOCK 1 SEVEN ORIG WAPANUCKA MACKEY, DAISY (BOULTON) CANNON, KRISTIE AND SPRINGS ADDN. LESS (BEG @ TOVAR, BRENDA 368.22 1001-00-027-003-0-002-00 CONNOR CANNON GIBSON, SHANNON & NW/C OF LOT 3; THE S50 0130-00-058-004-0-005-00 LOT 3 BLK 27 ORIG. TISH. 1001-00-110-004-0-007-00 SUZONNA 20'47 W 216.95'; TH S89 LOTS 4,5,6 BLK 58 ORIG WILLIAMS, JOHN A. 75.90 LOT 4 BLOCK 110 CITY OF 1045-00-029-018-0-005-00 59'32 W 167.00'; TH N00 WAPANUCKA CONTRACT FOR 0130-00-126-001-0-001-00 TISHOMINGO LOTS: 18, 19 BLOCK 29 00'53 W 138.47' TO POB DEED LOTS 1,2 BLK 126 ORIG KENNEDY, WILLIE LEE 319.90 MURRAY COLLEGE ADD. 55.58 117.34 WAPANUCKA 1001-00-028-002-0-002-00 124.06 51.26 LOT 2 BLOCK 28 ORIG. C & K CANNON HUSTON, JON & MELANIE DSV SPV2, LLC TISH. ENTERPRISES, LLC MCMILLEN, LEONARD SCOTT 1065-00-001-004-0-004-00 0130-00-066-006-0-003-00 WILLIAMS, JOHN A. 95.90 1001-00-110-006-0-004-00 1045-00-030-007-0-003-00 LOT 4 AND THAT PART OF LOT 6 BLK 66 ORIG 0130-00-126-003-0-002-00 LOTS 6,7,8, AND E 22 OF LOTS: 7, 8 BLOCK 30 LOT 3 DESC AS: BEG @ NW/C WAPANUCKA LOTS 3,4 BLK 126 ORIG RAY, AMY LOT 5 BLOCK 110 ORIG. MURRAY COLLEGE ADD. CITY OF LOT 3; TH S50 20'47 W 742.14 WAPANUCKA 1001-00-029-002-0-002-00 TISH. OF TISH 216.95'; TH S89 59'32 W 51.26 LOT 2 BLOCK 29 ORIG. 2,034.62 130.62 167.00'; TH N00 00'53 W HENDERSON AND TISH. 138.47' TO POB. BLOCK 1 MANRIQUEZ WILLIAMS, JOHN A. 177.82 GROVE & HARTWELL, INC GIBSON, SHANNON & SEVEN SPRINGS ADDN 0130-00-068-004-0-003-00 0130-00-127-001-0-001-00 1001-00-111-001-0-001-00 SUZONNA 75.74 LOTS 4,5,6 BLK 68 ORIG LOTS 1,2 BLK 127 ORIG GADDIS, O. W. LOTS 1,2,3 BLOCK 111 1045-00-030-031-0-010-00 WAPANUCKA CHRISTIAN WAPANUCKA 1001-00-029-005-0-005-00 ORIG. TISH. LOT 31,32 BLK. 30 MURRAY SHOEMAKE, SUZAN SARAHI HENDERSON AND 51.26 E 1/2 OF LOT 5 BLOCK 29 749.34 COLLEGE ADD. CITY OF FRANCES FERNANDO IVAN MA ORIG. TISH. TISH. 1070-00-004-006-0-004-00 NRIQUEZ CARROLL, KENNE 70.14 HUNTER, JEAN 51.10 LOT 6 BLOCK 4 STALLINGS 562.94 0130-00-132-001-0-001-00 1001-00-116-003-0-004-00 ADDN TISH LOT 1 (LESS RR R-O-W), BROWN, ERNEST LOT 3 BLOCK 116 ORIG. COLLINS, DEREK 1,285.34 MCLEOD, JOHNNY & ROXIE BLK 132 ORIG WAPANUCKA 1001-00-033-007-0-006-00 TISH. 1045-00-044-015-0-004-00 JONES 568.70 LOT 7 BLOCK 33 ORIG. 371.58 LOTS: 15, 16 BLK 44 STANDIFER, JACKIE S & 0130-00-072-001-0-001-00 TISH. MILLER, THALIA MURRAY COLLEGE ADD. CITY WILLIAM LOTS 1,2 BLK 72 ORIG CARROLL, KENNE 323.26 1001-00-126-006-0-003-00 OF TISH 1072-00-004-000-0-013-00 WAPANUCKA 0130-00-132-002-0-002-00 LOT 6 BLOCK 126 ORIG. 56.70 RR/ROW BETW BLK77 &BLK 99 91.42 LOTS 2,3 (LESS RR R-O-W), STEPHENSON, KITTY, ETAL TISH. ORIG TISH, ALL ABAND RR BLK 132, ORIG WAPANUCKA 1001-00-033-008-0-007-00 259.42 THOMPSON, VICTOR AND ROW S OF BLK77 & N OF BLK MCLEOD, JOHNNY & ROXIE 576.54 LOT 8 BLOCK 33 ORIG. SUSAN 99 BETW FISHER & KEMP JONES TISH. HEFNER-MICHALK, STACY 1045-00-045-015-0-005-00 STREETS. (LESS BRACKETTS 0130-00-072-003-0-002-00 TREAS, BOBBY JR & MISTY 274.14 LEIGH LOTS: 15, 16, 17, 18 & 19 BEG SE/C BLK 99 TH N ANLG LOT 3 BLK 72 ORIG 0130-00-140-001-0-001-00 1001-00-140-004-0-003-00 BLK 45 MURRAY COLLEGE W SIDE OF KEMP 226.4' FOR WAPANUCKA LOTS 1,2,3 BLK 140 ORIG RICE, GEORGE WAYNE LOT 4 BLOCK 140 ORIG. ADD. CITY OF TISH POB TH W'ERLY120.7' TH 75.74 WAPANUCKA 1001-00-034-005-0-004-00 TISH. 89.18 NW'ERLY 75' TH E'ERLY 252.70 LOTS 5,6,7 BLOCK 34 ORIG. 241.07 159' TH S 84.2' TO POB) MCLEOD, EMMA J. & JOHNNY TISH. LOTHRIDGE, ALTON & JOAN 1,123.10 0130-00-072-004-0-003-00 TREAS, BOBBY JR & MISTY 302.14 PINNICK, JANA 1045-00-047-004-0-002-00 LOTS 4,5,6 BLK 72 ORIG 0130-00-140-004-0-002-00 1001-00-142-004-0-003-00 LOTS: 4, 5, & 6 BLK. 47 C M MARTIN, FAYE WAPANUCKA LOTS 4,5,6 BLK 140 ORIG PARHAM, JEREMY & JILL LOT 4 BLOCK 142 ORIG. MURRAY COLLEGE ADD. CITY 1099-34-03S-06E-3-005-00 195.58 WAPANUCKA 1001-00-037-003-0-003-00 TISH. OF TISH SEC 34-3S-6E BEG AT A PT 75.74 LOTS 3,4 BLOCK 37 ORIG. Y K 228.22 238.14 435' N AND 50' E OF SW/C MAXWELL, MICHAEL TISH NW SW SEC 34-3S-6E; TH N & BATES, RUFUS & DELORIS 268.10 HAMILTON, MARVIN DEATON, GARY WAYNE AND ALONG E R/W HWY #99, 0130-00-072-007-0-004-00 0130-00-148-001-0-001-00 1001-00-153-001-0-001-00 1045-00-052-021-0-009-00 100', TH E 170', S 100', LOTS 7,8 & 9 BLK 72 ORIG LOTS 1,2 BLK 148 ORIG PARHAM, JEREMY & JILL LOTS 1 AND 2 BLOCK 153 LOTS: 21, & 22 BLK. 52 W 170' TO POB WAPANUCKA WAPANUCKA 1001-00-037-005-0-004-00 ORIG. TISH. MURRAY COLLEGE ADD. CITY 278.62 616.70 184.38 LOTS 5,6 BLOCK 37 ORIG. 128.38 OF TISH TISH. 72.38 RIENHART, PATTI BYNUM, FRANK CLONTS, MATTHEW 81.01 OWENS, DENNIS & JAN 1099-34-03S-06E-3-006-00 0130-00-086-004-0-004-00 0130-00-165-001-0-001-00 1020-00-007-034-0-014-00 CROOK, NATACHA & SEC 34-3S-6E BEG AT A PT LOT 4 BLK 86 ORIG LOTS 1,2,3 BLK 165 ORIG ANDERSON & MORAN LOTS 34,35,36 BLOCK 7 1045-00-052-025-0-011-00 225' S OF THE NW/C S/2 NW WAPANUCKA WAPANUCKA 1001-00-045-003-0-002-00 HIGHLAND PARK TISH RV LOTS: 25 - 30 BLK. 52 SW TH E 220' TH S 105' TH 44.54 158.78 W 80' OF LOT 3, W 80' OF PARK MURRAY COLLEGE ADD. CITY W 220' TH N 105' TO POB. LOT 4, BLK 45 ORIG. TISH 155.26 OF TISH 421.82 WHITE, CHARLES S. AND CLONTS, MATTHEW 260.54 709.82 ILEEN 0130-00-168-004-0-004-00 OWENS, DENNIS & JAN 0130-00-089-002-0-002-00 LOT 4 BLK 168, ORIG BROWN, ERNEST 1020-00-008-001-0-001-00 RHEA, RHEA & RHEA MARTIN, JACK LOTS 2,3 BLK. 89 WAPANUCKA 1001-00-049-005-0-002-00 LOTS 1,2,3 BLOCK 8 1045-00-053-011-0-004-00 1099-34-03S-06E-3-022-00 WAPANUCKA 44.54 LOT 5, BLOCK 49, ORIG. HIGHLAND PARK TISH OLD LOTS: 11,12, & 13 BLK. 53 SEC 34-3S-6E SW NW SW 252.70 TISH. BAIT SHOP & RENTALS MURRAY COLLEGE ADD. CITY LESS: S 200' AND LESS BEG SHIPMAN, SUE (REV. TRUST) 557.50 257.18 OF TISH 435'N & 50'E OF SW/C NW PHILLIPS, JAMES & TERESA 0150-00-001-006-0-006-00 255.10 SW TH N 100' TH E 170' TH 0130-00-089-004-0-014-00 LOTS 6,7,8&9, BLOCK 1 UNDERWOOD, MILLIE & KEITH OWENS, DENNIS & JAN S 100' TH W 170' TO POB. W 37' OF LOTS 4 AND 5 AND HORIZON HEIGHTS 1001-00-049-007-0-004-00 1020-00-008-004-0-002-00 RHEA, RHEA & RHEA AND LESS BEG AT A PT 50' W 37' OF N 15' LOT 6 BLK 55.74 LOTS 7,8,9,10 BLOCK 49 LOTS 4,5,6 BLK 8 HIGHLAND 1045-00-053-019-0-007-00 E OF NW/C SW NW SW TH E 89 ORIG WAPANUCKA TROL- ORIG. TISH. PARK TISH LOTS: 19, & 20 BLK. 53 170' TH S 125' TH W 170' LEY CAFE SHIPMAN, SUE (REV. TRUST) 162.14 287.42 MURRAY COLLEGE ADD. CITY TH N 125' TO POB.AND LESS 248.38 0150-00-001-011-0-011-00 OF TISH BEG AT A PT 255' S OF LOTS 11,12&13, BLOCK 1 CARROLL, KENNE OWENS, DENNIS & JAN 52.38 NW/C S/ 2 NW SW TH E 2 SMITH, DAVID & MARY S. HORIZON HEIGHTS 1001-00-050-006-0-003-00 1020-00-008-031-0-006-00 20' TH S 105' TH W 220' BOGGS 47.90 LOT 6 BLOCK 50 ORIG. LOTS 31 AND 32 BLOCK 8 ARNOLD, ROBERT D. TH N 105' TO POB.AND LESS 0130-00-091-006-0-004-00 TISH. HIGHLAND PARK TISH 1045-00-053-024-0-009-00 4.81 AC TO CARTISANO CARD S 70' OF LOT 6 BLK 91 SHIPMAN, SUE (REV. TRUST) 311.10 RENTALS LOTS: 24,25, & 26 BLK. 53 3-023-00) ORIG WAPANUCKA 0150-00-001-014-0-014-00 235.90 MURRAY COLLEGE ADD. CITY 116.22 35.58 LOTS 14 THRU 24, BLOCK 1 PERRY, KENNY & THELMA OF TISH HORIZON HEIGHTS 1001-00-057-002-0-005-00 ANOATUBBY, VIRGIL 303.10 CARTISANO, DEBBIE SMITH, DAVID & MARY S. 101.66 LOTS 2 & N 47' OF LOT 3 1020-00-009-006-0-003-00 1099-34-03S-06E-3-023-00 BOGGS BLOCK 57 ORIG. TISH. S 5' OF LOT 6 AND ALL OF HOUSE AND COLEMAN SEC 34-3S-6E CITY TRACTS 0130-00-091-006-0-005-00 LEGG, DORER & BYFORD 336.86 LOTS 7 AND 8 BLOCK 9 1045-00-053-027-0-010-00 BEG 240'N & 50'E OF SW/C N 70' OF LOT 6 BLK 91 1001-00-004-005-0-008-00 HIGHLAND PARK TISH LOT 27 BLK. 53 MURRAY S/2 NW SW; TH E 170'TH N ORIG WAPANUCKA E/2 N/2 LOT 5 & E/2 LOT 6 ELLIS, A. W. 247.10 COLLEGE ADD. CITY OF 420' TH E 440' TH S 460' 298.78 BLOCK 4 ORIG. TISH 1001-00-061-002-0-002-00 TISH TH W 610' TH N 40' TO 514.94 LOT 2 BLOCK 61 ORIG. GROVE & HARTWELL, INC 51.10 POB JAYNES, JESSE TISH. TAX DEED 2/27/2002 1020-00-011-001-0-001-00 127.26 0130-00-100-004-0-002-00 BYARS, CHRISTIE & CAROL 43.42 LOTS 1,2,3,4,5 BLOCK 11 DEATON, GARY WAYNE LOT 4 BLK 100 ORIG FACTOR HIGHLAND PARK ADD TISH 1045-00-054-001-0-001-00 MOWDY, DIANNA & MICHAEL WAPANUCKA 1001-00-004-006-0-009-00 CARROLL, KENNE 1,107.09 LOT 1 BLK. 54 MURRAY 1099-04-04S-06E-1-006-00 411.90 W/2 LOT 6 & W/2 N/2 LOT 5 1001-00-064-003-0-003-00 COLLEGE ADD. CITY OF SEC 4-4S-6E BEG NE/C NW BLOCK 4 ORIG TISH LOT 3 BLOCK 64 ORIG. RATLIFF, KERRY TISH NE SEC 4-4S- 6E; TH S YOTHER, JESSIE 426.46 TISH. 1035-00-001-011-0-007-00 58.94 633.6', W 147', (N 29 DEG 0130-00-103-002-0-002-00 219.26 LOT 11 BLOCK 1 KINGSBERRY 34' 20 W) 753.73', E 510' W/2 LOT 2 BLK 103 ORIG BOONE, BRUCE L. ADDN TISH COOK, GARY M/L TO POB WAPANUCKA 1001-00-008-004-0-002-00 CARDINALLE, JOE 96.06 1045-00-067-023-0-004-00 845.34 38.94 LOT 4, BLK 8 ORIG. TISH 1001-00-074-001-0-001-01 LOTS: 23,24, & 25 BLK. 229.34 E/2 LOT 1 BLK 74 ORIG. RATLIFF, KERRY 67, MURRAY COLLEGE ADD. SJH INVESTMENTS, INC. YOTHER, GENISE TISH 1035-00-001-012-0-008-00 CITY OF TISH 1099-10-04S-06E-2-023-00 0130-00-103-003-0-003-00 HUDGINS, CYNTHIA 453.34 LOT 12 BLOCK 1 KINGSBERRY 156.38 SEC 10-4S-6E TISH CITY LOT 3 BLK 103 ORIG 1001-00-008-006-0-004-00 ADDN TISH TRACTS TR #1: BEG AT A PT WAPANUCKA LOT 6, BLK 8 ORIG. TISH KLANN, JEFFERY 82.62 NITRO-LIFT OKLAHOMA 40' S OF NE/C W/2 NW NE 570.78 RESALE DEED 1001-00-080-003-0-002-00 MANUFACTURING, NW; TH S 150'; TH W 80'; 66.94 SOUTH 41' OF LOT 2, AND CARAWAY, BRANDON 1045-00-068-015-0-004-00 TH N 150'; TH E 80' TO THE WHITE COLUMN, LLC ALL LOT 3 BLOCK 80 ORIG. 1045-00-015-024-0-006-00 LOTS: 15,16, & 17 BLK. 68 POB AND TR #2: BEG AT A 0130-00-104-003-0-003-00 BROWN, ALBERT, SR. TISH. LOTS 24 BLK. 15 MURRAY MURRAY COLLEGE ADD. CITY PT 190' S OF NE/C W/2 NW LOT 3 BLK 104 ORIG 1001-00-010-001-0-001-00 405.02 COLLEGE ADD. CITY OF OF TISH (1/5 UND INT TO NE NW; TH S 150'; TH W WAPANUCKA LOTS 1, 2, AND W2 LOT 3, TISH. JERRY C. DEWBRE, 1/5 UND 120'; TH N 300'; TH E 139.74 BLK. 10, ORIG. TISH WILLIAMS, DOROTHY 49.98 INT TO PATRICIA A. 40'; TH S 150' TH E 80' 222.62 1001-00-081-001-0-001-00 RISTER, 1/5 UND INT TO TO POB MATTHEWS & JONES LOT 1 BLOCK 81 ORIG. CRAMER, MICHAEL LYNN RICHARD D. DEWBRE, 1/5 1,957.34 0130-00-107-001-0-001-00 TURNER, LOVIS . TISH. 1045-00-015-025-0-008-00 UND INT TO TIMOTHY D. LOTS 1,2,3 BLK 107 ORIG 1001-00-011-001-0-001-00 241.50 LOT 25 & 26 BLOCK 15 DEWBRE, 1/5 UND INT TO WAPANUCKA LOT 1, BLK 11 ORIG. TISH MURRAY COLEGE ADDITION KENNETH D. DEWBRE) DAMERON, PAUL 75.74 95.90 BECK, TOMMY TISHOMINGO 315.80 1099-10-04S-06E-2-030-00 1001-00-081-008-0-006-00 241.50 SEC 10-4S-6E BEG AT PT MATTHEWS & JONES POOLE, ANGELIA LOT 8 BLOCK 81 ORIG. DEATON, GARY WAYNE 233.7' S OF NE/C NW; TH W 0130-00-107-004-0-002-00 1001-00-013-002-0-002-00 TISH. GOLDEN, REBECCA & 1045-00-072-005-0-003-00 140'; S 100'; E 140'; N LOTS 4,5,6 BLK 107 ORIG LOT 2, BLK. 13 ORIG. 83.58 AMANDA JEAN LOTS: 5,6,7, & 8 BLK. 72 100' TO POB WAPANUCKA TISH 1045-00-017-005-0-002-00 MURRAY COLLEGE ADD. CITY 568.54 83.58 75.90 BECK, TOMMY LOTS 5,6,7,8,9,10 BLK. 17 OF TISH 1001-00-081-009-0-007-00 MURRAY COLLEGE ADD. CITY 92.54 ANZALDUA, ANGELA CARROLL, KENNE STEVENSON, RANDY & LOT 9 BLOCK 81 ORIG. OF TISH. 1099-10-04S-06E-2-056-00 0130-00-108-001-0-001-00 DAWNA MCGEE TISH. 231.42 DEATON, GARY WAYNE SEC 10-4-6 A TRACT S 10' OF LOT 2 AND N 35' 1001-00-013-004-0-004-00 431.90 1045-00-072-011-0-005-00 LOCATED IN THE NE NW DES: OF LOT 1, BLK 108, ORIG LOT 4, BLK 13 ORIG. TISH CARROLL, KENNE LOT 11 BLK. 72 MURRAY BEG AT A PT 1033.7 S. OF WAPANUCKA UNIT # 01989 PROJECT #47-69 1045-00-017-011-0-003-00 COLLEGE ADD. CITY OF NE COR OF NW TH. W. 140'; 390.62 SHANKLIN, MATTHEW R. LOTS 11,12,13,14, S.1/2 TISH TH. S. 100' TH. E. 140'; 696.38 (TRUST) OF 15,16 BLK. 17 MURRAY 56.70 TH. N. 100' TO P.O. B. CARROLL, KENNE 1001-00-082-005-0-004-00 COLLEGE ADD. CITY OF 401.66 0130-00-108-001-0-008-00 POOLE, GARY & ANGELIA LOT 5 BLOCK 82 ORIG. TISH. DEATON, GARY WAYNE S 45' OF LOT 1,BLK 108, 1001-00-014-001-0-001-00 TISH. 267.42 1045-00-072-013-0-007-00 JOHNSON, BOB & MARY ORIG WAPANUCKA LOTS 1, 2, BLK 14 ORIG. 220.22 LOTS: 13, & 14 BLK. 72 1099-10-04S-06E-3-004-00 212.54 TISH CAGLE, KARLYNN MURRAY COLLEGE ADD. CITY SEC 10-4S-6E TISH CITY 73.66 MOORE, MCCARTY, MOORE & 1045-00-019-001-0-001-00 OF TISH TRACTS BEG SW/C SW SW CALLAHAN, LANDON D. & MOORE LOTS 1,2,3,4 BLK. 19 69.02 SW; TH N 330'; E 330'; S 0130-00-116-004-0-002-00 POOLE, GARY & ANGELIA 1001-00-082-009-0-007-00 MURRAY COLLEGE ADD. CITY 330'; W 330' TO POB LOT 4 AND N/2 OF LOT 5 1001-00-014-004-0-003-00 LOTS 9 AND 10 (LESS WEST OF TISH. DEATON, GARY WAYNE 487.90 BLK 116 ORIG WAPANUCKA S2 OF LOT 4, BLK 14 ORIG. 60 FEET) BLK 82 ORIG. 470.14 1045-00-072-015-0-008-00 54.62 TISH TISH. BOBBY MOORE, LOT 15 BLK. 72 MURRAY JOHNSON & JOHNSON 37.82 BARBARA (MOORE) SANTI, MELISSA C COLLEGEM ADD. CITY OF 1099-10-04S-06E-3-005-00 LPXLP MCCARTY, 1045-00-019-013-0-005-00 TISH SEC 10-4S-6E TISH CITY Y K C M

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TRACTS BEG AT A PT 330' E YEATS, MARSHALL & BRENDA 28-4S-4E; DES AS, BEG LOT 5 0130-00-009-001-0-002-00 UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN OF SW/C SW; TH E 330'; TH 2001-00-093-004-0-002-00 SOUTH 120.0' AND WEST 82.46 SOUTH 89.27' OF LOT 1 NW/4 SE/4 LYING WEST OF N 1270.6'; TH W 330'; TH LOT 4 BLK 93 MANNSVILLE 346.0' FROM THE NE/C, NE BLOCK 9 ORIG WAPANUCKA HWY 22 AND WEST OF S 1270.6' TO POB 396.22 SE NE, TH S 181.09' TH N SANDMANN, MATTHEW P 196.70 BUTCHER PEN ROAD 695.10 85 56'3 W 100.25 FEET TH & DAWNA L 26.62 DUDLEY, MELINDA N 174.0' TH E 100.00' TO 3001-00-069-001-0-001-00 HARRIS, FLOYD D JR & CELLUM, JAMES S. & GAYLA 2001-00-095-003-0-002-00 P.O.B. LOTS 1,2,3 BLK 69 ORIG ANDREA A TOGNONI, LOUIS L. S 20' OF LOT 1, ALL OF 148.54 MILBURN 2005-00-008-005-0-005-00 0000-03-05S-07E-4-005-08 1099-10-04S-06E-3-015-00 LOT 2, AND N 15' OF LOT 3 427.42 THE EAST 56' OF LOT 5 BLK SECTION 3-5-7 1/40TH SEC 10-4S-6E CITY TRACT BLK 95 MANNSVILLE YEATS, MARSHALL 8 KENNEDY ADD UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN COMM AT NW/C OF NW SW,TH 668.38 2099-28-04S-04E-2-009-00 SANDMANN, MATTHEW P 160.86 NW/4 SE/4 LYING WEST OF S00DEG00'00 E 845.91' TO SEC 28-4S-4E W/2 SW NW & & DAWNA L HWY 22 AND WEST OF POB, TH N90DEG00'00 250' CRAMER, JERRY & SHELLY SE SW NW 3001-00-069-004-0-002-00 RUSSELL, NICKI BUTCHER PEN ROAD TH S0DEG00'00 E 174.21', 2005-00-002-005-0-005-00 1,466.94 LOTS 4,5,6 BLK 69 ORIG 0025-00-002-006-0-001-00 46.62 TH N90DEG00'00 W 250', TH ADD MILBURN LOT 6, BLOCK 2 EGO N0DEF00'00 E 174.24' TO 63.42 PEOPLES, RICK 97.02 453.18 TOGNONI, HENRY POB CONT. 1AC. 2099-28-04S-04E-2-018-00 0000-03-05S-07E-4-005-09 448.70 CRAMER, JERRY & SHELLY SEC 28-4S-4E BEG AT THE HAIL, EWING ELIAS JR. ATTEBERRY, RANDALL & SECTION 3-5-7 1/40TH 2005-00-002-006-0-003-00 NW/C OF SAID SECTION, TH 3001-00-079-002-0-002-00 DELTHENE UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN JONES, CHRISTEEN & LOTS 6 & 7 BLK 2 KENNEDY S 210' FOR A POB. TH S W/2 LOT 2 AND ALL LOT 3 0000-13-01S-04E-1-005-00 NW/4 SE/4 LYING WEST OF BRADLEY BROWN ADD 121' TH E 180' TH S 431' BLK 79 ORIG MILBURN SECTION 13-1-4 THE NORTH HWY 22 AND WEST OF 2001-00-007-002-0-003-00 194.46 TH W 180' TH S 112' TH E 51.26 420' OF THE N/2 NW NE BUTCHER PEN ROAD LOT 3 BLK 7 MANNSVILLE 180' TH S 142 FEET, TH E (LESS THE WEST 180' 26.62 ON FILE CRAMER, JERRY & SHELLY 360' TH NORTH 234.42' TH HAIL, EWING ELIAS JR. THEREOF AND LESS BEG 180' 623.58 2005-00-002-008-0-004-00 E 213.56' TH N 520' TH W 3001-00-079-004-0-003-00 EAST OF THE NW/C OF NE/4; TOGNONI, LOUIS LOTS 8 & 9 BLK 2 KENNEDY 754.79' TO THE POB. CONT. LOT 4 AND W/2 LOT 5 BLK TH SOUTH 242'; TH EST 0000-03-05S-07E-4-005-08 ADD 10 AC MORE OR LESS 79 ORIG MILBURN 180'; TH NORTH 242'; THE SECTION 3-5-7 1/40TH STALLINGS, WHITFIELD & 85.82 642.62 218.14 WEST 180' TO POB UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN COBB 34.46 NW/4 SE/4 LYING WEST OF 2001-00-029-001-0-001-00 GREEN, DANA & KYLIE PEOPLES, RICK ADAMS, PRISCILLA & HWY 22 AND WEST OF LOT 1 BLK 29 MANNSVILLE; 2005-00-003-001-0-001-00 2099-28-04S-04E-2-018-02 CRYSTAL ARTERBURN, CLYDE BUTCHER PEN ROAD UND INT TO THE FOLLOWING, LOTS 1-8 BLK 3 KENNEDY SEC 28-4S-4E START AT THE 3001-00-079-005-0-004-00 26.62 JON STALLINGS 1/12, ADD SW/C OF NW NW; TH N 182'; E/2 LOT 5 AND ALL LOT 6 0090-00-056-006-0-002-00 LAURELLA WHITFIELD 2,178.14 E 540' TO POB; TH N 486'; BLK 79 ORIG MILBURN LOT 6 LESS HWY BLK 56 TOGNONI, MARGARET REVOCABLE TRUST 1/8, TH E 773' TH S 648'; TH W 165.50 RAVIA (LESS HWY; BEG SW/C 0000-03-05S-07E-4-005-10 HOWELL COBB 1/2 GREEN, DANA & KYLIE 503'; TH N 162'; TH W LOT 6 TH NWERLY ALNG W SECTION 3-5-7 1/40TH 100.38 2005-00-004-001-0-001-00 270' TO POB ARMS, HERMAN & JOANNA LNE 50.7' TH NERLY ON A UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN LOTS 1-8 BLK 4 KENNEDY 102.78 0000-03-05S-07E-4-006-00 CURVE TO LEFT RADIUS NW/4 SE/4 LYING WEST OF STALLINGS & WHITFIELD ADD SECTION 3-5S-7E BEG NE/C 2824.8' FOR 102.2'TO E HWY 22 AND WEST OF 2001-00-029-005-0-002-00 622.46 PEOPLES, RICK & JACKIE NE SE TH S 2113.73' TO N LNE TH SWERLY 71.7' TO BUTCHER PEN ROAD LOTS 5,6,7,8,9 BLK 29 2099-28-04S-04E-2-019-00 ROW OF HWY TH ALNG ROW SE/C TH NWERLY 100' TO 26.62 MANNSVILLE UND INT TO THE EUBANK, GARY & MARY (SR) SEC 28-4S-4E BEG AT PT ON 1901. 07' TO W LNE NE SE POB) FOLLOWING: JON STALLINGS 2005-00-005-001-0-001-00 S LINE #70 WHERE RD TH N 748.31 FT TH E 102.62 TOGNONI, LUCILLE 1/6, LAURELLA WHITFIELD LOTS 1-2 BLK 5 KENNEDY INTERSECTS E LINE OF NW 1318.90' TO POB. 0000-03-05S-07E-4-005-11 REVOCABLE TRUST 1/4 ACRES NW: S 417.42'; W 207.71'; 4,109.02 ELITE MEDIA GROUPS, LLC SECTION 3-5-7 1/40TH 301.98 550.62 N 417.42' AND EXTENDED TO 1099-03-04S-06E-4-003-00 UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN S LINE OF HWY #70; E'RLY PENNEY, G. L. SEC 3-4S-6E CITY TRACTS NW/4 SE/4 LYING WEST OF STALLINGS & WHITFIELD GREEN, DAN & KYLIE 207.71' TO POB 0000-22-01S-06E-1-002-00 COMM SW/C SE TH N 200' HWY 22 AND WEST OF 2001-00-030-006-0-002-00 2005-00-008-001-0-001-00 535.10 SEC 22-1S-6E NE NE AND FOR POB TH N 200.91' TH E BUTCHER PEN ROAD LOTS 6 & 7 BLK 30 LOT 1 BLK 8 KENNEDY ADD N/2 SE NE AND SW SE NE 873.85' TH S 331.59' TO 26.62 MANNSVILLE UND INT TO THE 51.26 CULWELL, GENIA AND SE SW NE AND E/2 SW HWY R/W TH S 77 40'54 W FOLLOWING: JON STALLINGS 2099-29-04S-04E-2-008-00 SW NE ALONG HWY 95.95' TH ON A MURK, LANNA & ARLTON 1/6, LAURELLA WHITFIELD GREEN, DAN & KYLIE SEC 29-4S-4E BEG AT THE 182.14 CRUVE TO RIGHT ALNG R/W WILLARD REVOCABLE TRUST 1/4 2005-00-008-002-0-002-00 SE/C SW NW NW TH N 330' RADIUS OF 86025.57' & A 0000-03-05S-07E-4-008-01 89.18 LOTS 2 & 3 BLK 8 KENNEDY TH W 330' TH S 132' TH E DEAN, CHARLES WALTER CHORD BEARING OF N 89 SECTION 3-5-7 A 1/5 ACRES 330' TH N 132' TO POB. 0000-29-04S-05E-3-007-00 24'22 W & A CHORD LENGTH UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THE MCGLOCKLIN, BLAKE ALAN 75.90 501.50 SEC 29-4S-5E: N/2 N/2 SW 486.48'FOR AN ARCH LENGTH NW/4 SE/4 LYING SOUTH OF 2001-00-031-001-0-001-00 SW(LESS BEG NW/C NW SW OF 486.48' TH W 68.87' TH HWY 22 AND EAST OF LOTS 1,2,3 BLK 31 JONES, MARY SCRIBNER, DEWAYNE SW TH S 205' TH E 200' TH N N 150' TH W 225' TO BUTCHER PEN ROAD MANNSVILLE 2005-00-008-006-0-004-00 3001-00-004-001-0-001-00 205' TH W 200' TO POB) POB.(LESS 2.39AC TO DDDD 26.62 100.38 THE EAST 30' OF LOT 6 LOTS 1,2 AND N 1/2 OF LOT 115.10 DG-2012, LLC BLOCK 8 KENEDY ACRES 3, BLK 4 ORIG MILBURN 1099-4-004-00)(LESS .62AC DUNN, KAY MCGLOCKLIN, BLAKE ALAN A DD 138.46 UPCHURCH, DAVID & TO DDDD DG-2012 LLC 0130-00-037-002-0-007-00 2001-00-031-004-0-002-00 168.70 RHONDA 1099-4-004-00)(LESS S/2 OF LOT 2 BLK 37 LOTS 4,5,6 BLK 31 SCRIBNER, DEWAYNE 0130-00-030-002-0-002-00 2.87AC TO DDDD,LLC WAPANUCKA MANNSVILLE BOES, JERI 3001-00-004-008-0-004-00 LOT 2 BLK 30 ORIG 1099-4-007-00) 55.58 270.62 2010-00-001-002-0-002-00 N 1/2 OF LOT 8 AND ALL OF WAPANUCKA 104.86 LOT 2 BLK 1 P & H ADD LOTS 9,10 BLOCK 4 ORIG 44.54 WILLIAMS, KYLE MARCUS RHYNE, LARRY P. 997.94 MILBURN SMITH, KEITH & LINDA 0000-03-03S-05E-1-001-05 2001-00-033-001-0-001-00 138.46 JOHNSON, THOMAS & 3001-00-024-007-0-005-00 SEC 3-3S-5E S/2 NE NE LOTS 1,2,3,4 BLK 33 SHELBY, JUANITA NATALIE LOT 7 BLK 24 ORIG 1/12 UND INT MANNSVILLE 2050-00-018-000-0-002-00 CARROLL, KENNE 0000-31-03S-08E-3-003-00 MILBURN 53.34 46.78 ALL RR R/W IN BLK 100. 3001-00-018-003-0-002-00 SEC 31-3S-8E COMM SW/C OF 69.18 BEG SW/c LOT 4, BLK 100; LOT 3 & N/2 LOT4 BLK 18 SEC TH N 661.75' FOR POB WILLIAMS, KYLE MARCUS RHYNE, LARRY P. THN W 100', N 539', THN ORIG MILBURN TH N 300' TH E 1452' TH S HUMES, WILLIAM G 0125-00-003-002-0-002-05 2001-00-033-005-0-002-00 SE'RLY ALONG ABANDONED 331.26 300' TH W 1452' TO POB 0000-10-04S-08E-3-002-02 LOTS 2,3,4,5,7,8,9 BLOCK LOTS 5,6,7,8 BLK 33 RR 172.06 SEC 10-4S-8E 1/48 UND INT 3 ORIG TROY MANNSVILLE R/W 553.1' TO POB BLK 100 TO LOT 8, LESS 2.5 AC IN 48.86 85.98 MANNSVILLE WOOD, WADE & LAURA OWENS, JERRY NW/C. 57.82 3001-00-018-006-0-004-00 26.62 ALEXANDER FAMILY TRUST, RHYNE, LARRY P. LOTS 6,7 BLK 18 ORIG 0010-00-157-002-0-002-00 0000-25-01S-06E-3-009-00 2001-00-034-001-0-001-00 TREJO, MARIA MILBURN FRANCINE SLATER, LOTS 11,12,13 AND PART OF WILLIAMS, KYLE MARCUS SEC 25-1S-6E BEG NE/C S/2 LOTS 1,2,3,4 BLK 34 82.46 DAVID SCOTT, JAMES SCOTT LOTS 9 AND 10, BLOCK 157, 0160-00-001-006-0-001-00 N/2 NW NW SW TH WEST 100' MANNSVILLE 2050-00-056-001-0-001-00 105.98 TOWN OF COLEMAN (DESC. LOT 6 BLOCK 1 PARISH TH SOUTH 165' TH EAST 85.98 ALL RR R/W FROM 14TH AVE BY SURVEY AS FOLLOWS: RANCH ADDITION 100' TH NORTH 165' TO E. 13TH ADJ. BLK 56; BEG ELKINS, STANLEY E. BEG @ SW/C LOT 13, BLOCK 158.62 POB. RHYNE, LARRY P. NW/C LOT 1, BLK 56; THN N 3001-00-022-005-0-003-00 157; TH S58 49'05 E 138' 722.14C M 2001-00-035-004-0-003-00 100' TO CENTERLINE RR R/W LOT 5 BLK 22 ORIG ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF MURK, LANNA & ARLTON LOT 4 BLK 35 MANNSVILLE THN SW'RLY ALONG CENTER MILBURN BLOCK 157 TO A POINT 2' WILLARD SMITH, MARION & LINDA 140.86 LINE RR R/W 343.4', S 92' 262.94 WEST OF THE SE/C OF LOT 0000-03-05S-07E-4-002-01 3001-00-024-006-0-006-00 Y K THN W 41.2' TO SE/C LOT 2 9; THENCE N16 11'00 E 140' SECTION 3-5-7 1/5 LOT 6 BLK 24 ORIG RHYNE, LARRY P. BLK 56; THN NW'RLY ALONG ELKINS, STANLEY E. TO THE NORTH LINE OF SAID UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN MILBURN 2001-00-035-005-0-004-00 RR R/W 315' TO POB 3001-00-023-001-0-001-00 BLOCK 157; THENCE N89 51'17 NW/4 SE/4 LYING NORTH AND 194.46 LOT 5 BLK 35 MANNSVILLE 82.46 LOT 1 BLK 23 ORIG W 118.89' TO THE NW/C OF EAST OF HWY 22 45.66 MILBURN SAID LOT 134, BLOCK 157; 26.62 ANIZERB AMERICA, LLC HARTWELL, ROGER AND 56.86 THENCE S31 10'55 W 73.84' 0000-10-04S-04E-2-001-02 HARTWELL, ROGER AND ONELLA ALONG THE WEST LINE OF TOGNONI, LOUIS SECTION 10-4-4 AN ONELLA 2099-19-04S-04E-4-001-00 PIGG, JOYCE (HEIRS) BLOCK 157 TO THE POINT OF 0000-03-05S-07E-4-002-08 UNDIVIDED 1/4 INT TO NW/4 2001-00-045-001-0-001-00 SECTION 19-4S-4E CITY 3001-00-023-002-0-002-00 BEG. SECTION 3-5-7 1/40TH AND W/2 SW/4 AND SE/4 LOTS 1,2,3,4 BLK 45 TRACT N/2 S/2 SE & SW SE LOT 2, BLK 23 ,ORIG 90.30 UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN SW/4 AND W/2 NE/4 SW/4 MANNSVILLE SE & SE SW SE & ALL LYING MILBURN (JAMES C. PIGG, NW/4 SE/4 LYING NORTH AND AND SE/4 NE/4 SW/4 AND 79.42 SE(LESS 1AC COMM SW/C W/2 RONALD D. PIGG, DELORES UNDERWOOD, MILLIE & KEITH EAST OF HWY 22 W/2 SW/4 NE/4SECTION SW SE TH N 557.76' TH E J. MISRASI, RANDEL L. 1001-00-049-002-0-002-00 26.62 10-4-4 GOATES, JODIE M. 96.38' FOR POB TH N 200' PIGG, LOYD T. BURTON) LOTS 3 & 4, BLK 49, ORIG 144.22 2001-00-047-004-0-004-00 TH E 178' TH S 296.14' TH 219.10 TISH E 50' OF LOT 4 BLK 47 CURVE LEFT W/RAD 1452.63' 52.38 TOGNONI, HENRY RICH, CURTIS & RACHEL MANNSVILLE ARC 202.47' DELTA 07 PHILLIPS, MIKE & CHARLA 0000-03-05S-07E-4-002-09 2099-20-04S-04E-4-007-00 133.02 59'09 TO POB) 3001-00-026-001-0-001-00 WILLIAMS, KYLE MARCUS SECTION 3-5-7 1/40TH SEC 20-4S-4E COMM @ THE 69.88 N 72.51' OF LOTS 1 AND 2 0125-00-005-002-0-002-03 UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN SE/C OF E/2 SE SE; TH N00 WAGGONER, SCRIBNER, & BLK 26 ORIG MILBURN NE PART OF LOT 2 BLOCK 5 NW/4 SE/4 LYING NORTH AND 00'36 E ALONG THE EAST LEMONS LEAP OF FAITH MINISTRIES 61.18 ORIG TROY 1/18 UND INT EAST OF HWY 22 LINE 551.85' TO TRUE POB; 2001-00-049-001-0-001-00 2099-19-04S-04E-4-002-00 46.62 26.62 THE N88 23'00 W 318.90'; LOT 1 BLK 49 MANNSVILLE SEC 19-4S-4E ALL OF SW SE PACK, MARK TH N00 00'36 E 379.63'; DONNA WAGGONER 1/3 INT, LYING S AND W OF OLD US 3001-00-026-003-0-002-00 COOPER, JAMES W TOGNONI, MARGARET TH S89 52'03 E 318.79'; YVONNE SCRIBNER 1/3 INT, HWY 70 (LESS 0.999 ACRES) LOT 3 AND N/2 LOT 4 LESS 0000-29-03S-07E-4-008-00 0000-03-05S-07E-4-002-10 TH S00 00'36 W 387.52' TO ESTATE OF SONYA LEMONS OLD CATFISH RESTAURANT BEG AT THE NE/C OF LOT 3 SEC 29-3S-7E SOUTH 5.10' SECTION 3-5-7 1/40TH THE POB. 1/3 INT 341.18 BLK 26 TH S 60' W 100' N OF THE NORTH 51.30' OF SW UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN 210.14 32.22 60' E 100' TO POB BLK 26 SW SE & EAST 451.30' OF NW/4 SE/4 LYING NORTH AND GREGORY, KEVIN & BILLY ORIG MILBURN NORTH 208.71' OF SOUTH EAST OF HWY 22 POWELL, DAN MILLS, CHRYSTAL & ROBERT GREGORY 234.78 608.70' OF SW SW SE. 26.62 0045-00-00E-022-0-056-00 ROBBINS 2099-20-04S-04E-4-001-00 59.10 LOT 22 BLOCK E HOLIDAY 2001-00-049-008-0-008-00 SEC 20-4S-4E SW SE SE SCRIBNER, TRISTON & TOGNONI, LUCILLE HAVEN E N 25' LOT 8 & S 40' LOT 9 535.10 LINDSEY 0000-03-05S-07E-4-002-11 51.10 BLK 49 MANNSVILLE 3001-00-039-006-0-005-00 CRIBBS, LARRY & CAROL SECTION 3-5-7 1/40TH 209.02 HARTWELL, ROGER LOTS 6,7 BLK 39 ORIG 0000-36-03S-07E-4-005-00 UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN COATES, PEGGY JANE 2099-21-04S-04E-4-008-00 MILBURN SEC 36-3S-7E THE E/2 NW NW/4 SE/4 LYING NORTH AND 0000-06-03S-06E-1-002-00 THIES, JERRY W. (JR) SEC 21-4S-4E ALL OF N OF 485.66 SE AND THE NE SE (LESS EAST OF HWY 22 SECTION 6-T3S-R6E THE 2001-00-049-009-0-007-00 R/W IN SW SE AND NW SE SE TRACT 1- DESC AS THE EAST 26.62 WEST 507.38' OF THE E/2 N 60' OF LOT 9 AND ALL OF CITY OF MANNSVILLE GREEN, DONALD RAY 181.71' OF THE NORTH SE/4, AND THE WEST LOT 10, BLK 49, 94.79 3001-00-044-001-0-001-00 208.71' OF SW NE SE AND MURK, LANNA & ARLTON 507.38' OF THE SE/4 NE/4, MANNSVILLE W. 30' OF LOT 1 BLK. 44 THE WEST 27' OF NORTH WILLARD AND A TRACT DESC AS: 123.90 GARRETT, MARION L. & CITY OF MILBURN 208.71' OF SE NE SE)(LESS 0000-03-05S-07E-4-005-01 BEGINNING AT THE NE/C OF LAVANDA 122.78 TRACT 2- THE SOUTH 185' SECTION 3-5-7 1/5 THE WEST 507.38' OF THE PRESTON, LINDA 2099-27-04S-04E-3-001-01 OF THE EAST 245' OF NE UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THE SE/4 NE/4; TH S89 45'32 E 2001-00-053-001-0-002-00 SEC 27-4S-4E BEG 30' N OF GREEN, DONALD RAY SE) NW/4 SE/4 LYING WEST OF 169.67'; TH S00 08'45 E LOTS 1,2 BLK 53 SW/C OF NW SW NW TH N 3001-00-044-001-0-002-00 204.54 HWY 22 AND WEST OF 41.67'; TH N89 53'45 W MANNSVILLE 208.71' TH E 208.71' TH S ALL OF LOT 2 AND A BUTCHER PEN ROAD 169.73'; TH N00 04'16 W 605.50 208.71' TH W 208.71' TO PORTION OF LOT 1 DESC AS: CRIBBS, LARRY & CAROL 27.74 42.07' TO THE POB. POB BEG @ NE/C OF LOT 1, TH S 0000-31-03S-08E-3-004-00 53.50 PRESTON, LINDA 398.30 38.10' FOR POB TH S SEC 31-3S-8E THE N/2 OF HERBIG, HATTIE 2001-00-053-003-0-007-00 36.90' TO S LNE OF LOT 1 THE WEST 18.0 ACRES OF 0000-03-05S-07E-4-005-02 SHICO, SANDRA LOT 3 BLK 53 MANNSVILLE BARNES, VELIN D. TH W ALNG S LNE 109' TH N THE SW SE AND THE N/2 S/2 SECTION 3-5-7 1/60TH 0000-03-04S-05E-2-001-16 65.66 2099-28-04S-04E-1-005-00 75' TO N LNE LOT 1 TH E SW/4 OF SECTION 31 (LESS UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN 47.74 SEC 28-4S-4E PT OF NW NE: 16.09' TH S 35.93' TH E TRACT NW/4 SE/4 LYING WEST OF HANUS, JOSHUA & KATI BEG AT INTERSECTION OF S 92.93' TO POB. BLK. 44 0000-31-03S-08E-3-003-00 HWY 22 AND WEST OF 2001-00-053-004-0-003-00 R-O-W LINE OF US HWY #70: CITY OF MILBURN CONTAINING 10 ACRES ) BUTCHER PEN ROAD INGRAM, AUDIE & STEPHANIE E/2 LOT 4 BLK 53 AND E LINE OF NW NE: S 174.30 84.70 26.62 0130-00-058-002-0-003-00 MANNSVILLE 208'; W 416'; N TO S E/2 OF LOT 2 BLOCK 58 262.94 R-O-W LINE OF HWY 70: E WESTERNEER INC. STANLEY, ERMA HERBIG, ISOBELLE TOWN OF WAPANUCKA ALONG S R-O-W LINE OF #70 3001-00-058-002-0-002-00 0000-24-04S-08E-3-025-00 0000-03-05S-07E-4-005-03 74.62 TREJO, MARIA TO POB LOTS 2,3 BLK 58 ORIG SECTION 24-4-8 COMM @ THE SECTION 3-5-7 1/60TH 2001-00-056-001-0-002-00 1,848.70 MILBURN NE/C OF SW; TH N89 50'10 UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN COLLINS, DEREK LOT 1 BLK 56 MANNSVILLE 72.38 W A DIST OF 573'; TH S00 NW/4 SE/4 LYING WEST OF 1045-00-044-017-0-005-00 537.18 GORSKI, DANIEL EVERETT 09'50 W A DIST OF HWY 22 AND WEST OF LOTS 17 - 28 BLK 44 (JR) WHALEN, GARY & RUBY 222.75'; TH S06 52'29 E A BUTCHER PEN ROAD MURRAY COLLEGE ADD CITY RHYNE, LARRY P. 2099-28-04S-04E-1-013-00 3001-00-062-002-0-004-00 DIST OF 160.43'; TH S73 26.62 OF TISH 2001-00-059-001-0-001-00 SEC 28-4S-4E BEG NW/C OF LOT 2 BLK 62 ORIG 59'01 W A DIST OF 417.03 LOTS 1,2,3 BLK 59 E 4A OF NW SE NE TH E MILBURN 275.01'FOR TRUE POB; TH HERBIG, LULA MANNSVILLE 128'; S 170'; W 128'; N 108.57 S73 59'01 W A DIST OF 0000-03-05S-07E-4-005-04 MCCRAW, KRYSTAL 65.82 170' TO POB 164.13'; TH N25 43'10 W A SECTION 3-5-7 1/60TH 1045-00-021-008-0-008-00 89.34 PHILLIPS, MIKE & CHARLA DIST OF 30.44'; TH N73 UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN SOUTH HALF LOT 8 & ALL OF LEMONS & WAGGONER, ET 3001-00-062-006-0-003-00 59'01 E A DIST 174.09'; NW/4 SE/4 LYING WEST OF LOTS 9, 10 & 11 IN BLK 21 AL CASAS, ORLANDO LOT 6 BLK 62 ORIG MILBURN TH S06 52'29 E A DIST OF HWY 22 AND WEST OF MURRAY COLLEGE ADD CITY 2001-00-090-004-0-003-00 2099-28-04S-04E-1-015-00 TAX DEED 2/15/2002 30.39' TO POB. BUTCHER PEN ROAD OF TISH S 75' OF LOT 4 AND W 90' SEC 28-4S-4E BEG ON W 57.82 27.74 26.62 826.14 OF LOT 5 AND W 90' OF LOT LINE OF NE SE NE 120' S 6 BLK 90 MANNSVILLE 1/2 OF NW/C TH E 210'; S PHILLIPS, MIKE & CHARLA UPCHURCH, DAVID & HERBIG, RAYMOND RICH, CURTIS & RACHEL INT TO JOHNNIE LEMONS, 420'; W 210'; N 420' TO 3001-00-062-007-0-004-00 RHONDA 0000-03-05S-07E-4-005-05 2099-20-04S-04E-4-008-00 TIMOTHY LEMONS, DAVID POB. (LESS THE SOUTH 128' LOT 7 BLK 62 ORIG 0130-00-030-005-0-005-00 SECTION 3-5-7 1/60TH SECTION 20-4S-4E CITY LEMONS, STEVEN LEMONS & OF THE nORTH 540' OF THE MILBURN LOT 5 BLK 30 ORIG UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN TRACT TO MANNSVILLE - SAMANTHA PIREK 1/2 INT TO WEST 210' OF THE NE/4 305.34 WAPANUCKA NW/4 SE/4 LYING WEST OF COMM @ SE/C OF E/2 SE/4 DONNA WAGGONER & STE- SE/4 NE/4) 44.54 HWY 22 AND WEST OF SE/4; TH N00 00'36 E VEN PITTMAN 519.42 HICKERSON, BILLYE BUTCHER PEN ROAD 551.85'; TH N88 27'00 W 870.94 3001-00-063-001-0-001-00 JONES, MARY 26.62 318.90' TO POB: TH N88 REYNOLDS, AMBER LOTS 1,2,3 BLK 63 ORIG 2005-00-007-001-0-003-00 27'00 W 344.90'; TH N00 CASAS, LISBET 2099-28-04S-04E-1-017-00 MILBURN WEST 100' OF LOT 1 BLOCK HERBIG, HENRY 01'29 E 371.09' TO A 2001-00-091-010-0-004-00 SEC 28-4S-4E BEG NE/C OF 155.42 7 KENEDY ACRES ADDITION 0000-03-05S-07E-4-005-06 POINT BEING 379.19' SOUTH LOT 10 BLK 91 MANNSVILLE E/2 SE NE; TH W240' TO 170.94 SECTION 3-5-7 1/60TH OF THE NW/C E/2 SE/4 262.94 POB; TH S 120'; W100'; N GREEN, DONALD RAY & UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN SE/4; TH S89 52'03 E 120'; TH E 100' TO POB CAROLINE PEARSON, MARSHALL ERIC NW/4 SE/4 LYING WEST OF 344.68'; TH S00 00'36 W BEHRENS, ANN LESS TR # 100-00018 3001-00-065-004-0-002-00 0000-10-05S-07E-2-003-00 HWY 22 AND WEST OF 379.63' TO POB. 2001-00-092-003-0-002-00 932.54 LOTS 4 BLK 65 ORIG SEC 10-5S-7E NW LYING BUTCHER PEN ROAD 210.14 S 1/2 OF LOT 3 BLK 92 MILBURN SOUTH AND EAST OF BUTCH- 26.62 MANNSVILLE BURGESS, CALEB & JUANITA 139.58 ER PEN ROAD KING, JULIE 397.34 MARTINEZ 174.30 0000-26-02S-05E-3-004-00 2099-28-04S-04E-1-024-00 FOSTER, LILLIAN AND HERBIG, ANNA SEC 26-2S-5E THE EAST SEC 28-4S-4E A TRACT IN C 3001-00-065-005-0-002-00M KILFOYLE, SHAUN & 0000-03-05S-07E-4-005-07 HALF OF WEST 2/3 OF N/2 LPXLP THE NE SE NE OF SEC CITY OF MILBURN BLK. 65 KATHLEEN SECTION 3-5-7 1/60TH NW SW LESS THE 66 FEET Y K C M

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Thursday, September 10, 2020 G JOHNSTON COUNTY SENTINEL G Page 17 Chickasaw ‘briefcase warrior’ completes law degree Many would describe Mari Hul- D.C., as a legislative fellow at the Na- butta as a “briefcase warrior.” tional Congress of American Indians. According to Hulbutta, the term She also worked as a policy spe- refers to a modern protector of tribal cialist in the American Indian Law and interests using contemporary, analyti- Policy practice group at Akin Gump cal tools. Strauss Hauer and Feld, LLP. “It’s about defending your people,” When she was selected for a tem- Hulbutta said. porary secondment to Facebook’s “Chickasaw Nation Under Secre- Global Compliance and Political Eth- tary of Senior Counsel Stephen Gree- ics team, Hulbutta opened a door to a tham describes tribal sovereignty as a new interest. shield and a sword at different times, “It was at Facebook where I be- and I think the law works in a similar came aware of privacy concerns and way. It’s something you use to protect intellectual property disputes,” she yourself but also something used as a said. tool to defend yourself.” “That was right around the 2016 Beginning with the tribe’s first election, a really important time for encounter with Europeans during the Facebook to evaluate what its purpose 1500s, Chickasaws gained a reputation was as a media company and social which remained for centuries and still platform for engagement.” remains today – “unconquered and un- Her drive to specialize in First conquerable.” American law was already well estab- It is a warrior tradition alive with lished. And her new experiences with men and women now answering a call intellectual property law led Hulbutta to serve and protect, Hulbutta among to consider where those two worlds them. combine. With nearly a decade dedicated to “I think it is important and bene- higher education on the East Coast - as ficial for First American people, law well as multiple internships and fel- professionals and academics to explore lowships across the country, a handful this field of tribal intellectual property of esteemed mentors to help guide her law,” she said. and a juris doctor degree in hand - Hul- “Just as tribes have an interest in butta is well equipped. governing their real property and land, Hulbutta, a Chickasaw citizen and it’s becoming more incumbent on Seminole and Muscogee (Creek) de- tribes to treat their intellectual proper- scendant, completed her studies May ties in a similar manner and protect the 20 at Columbia Law School in New unique branding of the tribe’s econom- York City, adding doctor of law to her ic entities as well.” list of titles. During a graduate school summer Reared just north of Oklahoma internship with the Chickasaw Na- Mari Hulbutta City by a single mother who was also tion’s Office of Senior Counsel, Hul- for Columbia’s arts and entertainment natural fit to link up with Sheppard, an educator, Hulbutta knew from an butta worked with and learned from externship program; and edited aca- Mullin, Richter and Hampton LLP’s early age she was going to earn a col- Greetham and Debra Gee, executive demic publications as a staff editor for intellectual property litigation practice lege degree at a minimum. Thanks to officer of legal in the Chickasaw Na- the Columbia Journal of Law and the group in Century City, Calif., as an her family and the people around her, tion Department of Interior Services. Arts. associate. The firm has a First Ameri- she became interested in law and poli- This experience allowed Hulbutta “I am grateful for all of the edu- can law practice group where Hulbutta cy as a youth. to explore firsthand how the types of cational scholarships and support I’ve will also serve. It was a curiosity fueled by both law intersect. received from the Chickasaw Nation,” “They saw a good niche for me to historical impact and family knowl- “I got to delve into IP (intellectu- she said. fulfill a space representing tribes as a edge. Mainstream history left gaps, al property) from a tribal perspective “I appreciate the embrace of pursu- tribal citizen, while having expertise in which she filled in with the words of with a tribe, which is so economically ing whatever it is you are interested in. intellectual property. It really worked her family – stories of personal and an- diverse and sophisticated, a tribal gov- Even if your path doesn’t lead to a job out,” she said. cestral trials and tribulations. ernment with over 100 business enter- directly with the Chickasaw Nation, I Looking further into the future, “My great-grandmother on my prises, chartered under tribal, state and am confident that the tribe is still going some time back on the East Coast C mom’sM side ran away from a boarding other laws,” Hulbutta said. to support you and will ensure that you doing tribal advocacy work in Wash- school. She and her brothers escaped “It was a nice convergence of my still play an important role as a Chick- ington, D.C., is also part of Hulbutta’s Y whenK they were elementary school interest in serving tribes as well as an asaw citizen.” plan. She said she hopes to broaden aged. They went to the allotment in interest in intellectual property.” Hulbutta said she does feel per- her range of advocacy. Hughes County. They built a house,” These combined specializations sonally driven to come back and serve “I’m very proud of my Chickasaw Hulbutta said. placed Hulbutta in a unique position, the Chickasaw Nation – once she has heritage. I’m also proud of my Sem- “She never spoke English, never understanding both the tribal side and equipped her warrior’s briefcase with inole and Muscogee (Creek) heritage. had a car, fully gardened all her food. IP side of issues, with expertise to help more experience and knowledge. My family is very important for me. Her son, my maternal grandfather, was resolve disputes in those realms. As a Doctor of Law, Hulbutta trav- I’m the first person in my family to at- later directly impacted by the federal Her continued growth as a law pro- eled back to Oklahoma City for the tend or graduate from law school,” she First American relocation policies in fessional followed these dual special- summer, anticipating a professional said. the 1950s, which served as an attempt ties as guiding lights. She rounded out relocation westward. “I want to give back and pay it for- to terminate relationships between her studies at Columbia Law School She chose a firm based on the flexi- ward for all the sacrifices my parents tribes and their tribal citizens. with mentorships, internships and fel- bility to practice both intellectual prop- and ancestors made so that I could be “Once my mother was born, my lowships. erty and First American law. It was a in the position I am today.” grandfather realized the importance of She said she is grateful for getting raising a child closer to our tribal com- to work with and learn from many munities, so he returned to our fami- mentors, both from within the Chick- Horse owners urged to be ly’s allotment in Oklahoma. Together, asaw Nation and out in the broader these decisions showed my family’s world. Her supporters and advisers independence and resistance against have included Greetham, Gee, Jeffer- on lookout for blister beetles the federal policies imposed upon First son Keel, Dakota Cole and Chickasaw American people across generations.” Nation Gov. Bill Anoatubby, among Some Oklahoma to have returned to nor- cur within 3-12 hours These stories became a bit of re- others. horse owners are fighting mal, though we always after ingestion, so check- sistance Hulbutta echoed as a child, “Having this great cohort of people an incursion of blister keep an eye out for blis- ing horses regularly in feeling inclined to not participate in to look up to, in positions of leadership beetles that have moved ter beetles to protect our both the morning and her school’s Oklahoma Land Run re- I hope to one day have, has been very into their facilities from horses.” evening is warranted.” enactment. It was a flame fanned by influential for me,” Hulbutta said. the alfalfa fields, Okla- Blister beetles con- Blister beetles can the First American people, educators Those influences become clear homa State University tain cantharidin, a toxic range in size from and leaders she grew up around. with the amount of advocacy and ac- Extension experts said. defensive chemical that three-quarter of an inch “I became interested in the histor- colades Hulbutta has gathered. “Consistent periods protects them from pred- to one and one-fourth ical relationships between the tribes She served as Native American of hot, dry weather with ators. Cantharidin can inches in length with and state. Lawmakers, judges and oth- Law Students Association (NALSA) intermittent rainfall can impede breathing and narrow bodies and an- er decision makers have a powerful president at Columbia; liaised between lead to increased blis- elevate heart rate. These tennae that are about a role in society to develop, shape and East Coast Native law student chapters ter beetle populations, conditions can be fatal. third the length of their change laws. It was very present in and the executive board of the Nation- and that is just what Unfortunately, blis- bodies. my life, and I wanted to know exactly al NALSA organization as an area rep- Oklahoma experienced ter beetles can end up in Four species of blis- what these laws and their varying in- resentative; fulfilled a congressional in June,” Justin Talley, hay fed to horses, which ter beetles are relative- terpretations mean.” internship with the Udall Foundation; OSU Extension ento- is why traditional rec- ly common throughout By studying psychology and polit- worked with Oklahoma Indian Le- mologist, said. ommendations for blis- Oklahoma: margined, ical science at Columbia University, gal Services writing wills for elders; “The source of these ter beetle management black, ash gray and earning a Bachelor of Arts degree, she protected the constitutional rights of blister beetles can be are focused on hay and striped. Research has was well on her way. Standing Rock protestors; oversaw ex- from hay, but most like- potentially infested hay shown the striped blister After graduating, Hulbutta turned terns at the New York Volunteer Law- ly are native blister bee- fields. beetle can contain high insight into practice in Washington, yers for the Arts as a teaching fellow tles attracted to broad- levels of cantharidin. leaf weeds that could be With the surge in One of the simplest THEREOF 2001-00-053-004-0-007-00 DICKERSON, JEAN R blooming near the horse beetle populations, horse ways to reduce blister 104.86 W/2 LOT 4 BLK 53 2001-00-029-001-0-001-02 barn or other facilities.” owners need to be vigi- beetle populations in MANNSVILLE LOT 1 BLK 29 MANNSVILLE; BROWN, ROBERT M 284.22 1/8 UND INT TO JEAN R That was certainly lant in checking for signs and around horse barns, 0000-26-02S-05E-3-005-00 DICKERSON the case for Mustangs of cantharidin poisoning. homes and other facili- SEC 26-2S-5E THE EAST 1/3 ATTEBERRY, RANDALL & 55.58 OF N/2 NW SW DELTHENE ranch owner Betty Dick- Affected horses will ties is to eliminate weeds 116.06 0000-13-01S-04E-1-006-00 DICKERSON, JEAN R son of Pottawatomie show traditional signs of either by mowing or with SECTION 13-1S-4E THE W/2 2001-00-029-002-0-003-02 SAGE, SANDY W NE/4 OF SAID SECTION LOTS 2-4 BLK 29 County, whose family colic, and also may ex- an approved herbicide. 0000-10-03S-08E-2-009-00 (LESS AND EXCEPT: A TRACT MANNSVILLE; 1/4 UND INT found itself battling a hibit a low-grade fever, Horse managers should SEC 10-3S-8E LOCATED IN OF LAND BEGINNING AT THE TO JEAN R DICKERSON THE S/2 OF GOVERNMENT NW/C OF THE NE/4 OF SEC 107.10 horde of blister beetles go off feed, or act lethar- not apply herbicides or LOT 5 MORE PARTICULARLY 13; TH SOUTH 242'; TH in their barn and even in gic and depressed. insecticides to any hay DESCRIBED AS, THE SOUTH EAST 360'; TH NORTH 242'; DICKERSON, JEAN R 274 FEET OF THE WEST TH WEST 360' TO THE POB) 2001-00-029-005-0-002-02 their house. “Irritation in the or feed that is intended 185.50 FEET OF SAID LOT 5 121.66 LOTS 5-9 BLK 29 “The wrong things mouth and mucous for their animals. AND THE NORTH 386.80 FEET MANNSVILLE; 1/4 UND INT OF THE WEST 431.70' FEET STALLINGS & WHITFIELD TO JEAN R DICKERSON were blooming, and membranes may make If any beetles – alive OF THE S/2 OF SAID LOT 5. 2001-00-029-002-0-003-00 122.78 one day we had 50-100 it appear as though an or dead – are found in LOTS 2, 3 & 4 BLK 29 709.66 MANNSVILLE UND INT TO THE DICKERSON, JEAN R blister beetles storming affected horse is playing hay, that material needs FOLLOWING: JON STALLINGS 2001-00-030-006-0-002-02 the house, and the barn as if dunking its head in to be discarded. KIRKPATRICK, GARRY 1/6, LAURELLA WHITFIELD LOTS 6 & 7 BLK 30 0045-00-00A-135-0-205-00 REVOCABLE TRUST 1/4 MANNSVILLE; 1/4 UND INT wasn’t much better,” she water,” Kris Hiney, OSU An OSU Extension LOTS 135, 137, BLK A 147.42 JEAN R DICKERSON said. Extension equine spe- podcast featuring in- HOLIDAY HAVEN A 72.38 53.34 YEATS, MARSHALL “I called Carla Smith cialist, said. sights from Talley and 2099-28-04S-04E-2-021-00 of our county Extension “The horse also Hiney about blister bee- HANUS, JOSHUA & KATI WEST 250' OF THE NE SW Rana Smith NW office and she helped may look as though it tle challenges and solu- 260.54 Johnston COUNTY C M TREASURER us design a treatment is straining to urinate. tions is available to the LPXLP program. Things seem Symptoms typically oc- public. Y K C M

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