Rabies Clinic - Allen Advocate

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ALLEN ADVOCATE
VOLUME 66 NUMBER 31 ALLEN, PONTOTOC COUNTY , OKLAHOMA 1 SECTION (USPS 543600) 50¢ THURSDAY,MAY 2, 2013
Rabies Clinic
The Allen Veterinarian Clinic will be hosting a second Spring
Rabies Clinic on Thursday, May 2nd. Animals may be vaccinated
from 8:00 am to 12:00 noon, and from 1:00 to 4:30 p.m.
Rabies shots will be given for $10 each; annual vaccinations
will also be available that day.
FFA Happenings
The annual Allen FFA Banquet, honoring chapter members
for their accomplishment this year, will be held May 21st, 6:30
pm, in the School Cafeteria. There will be a meal provided and
everyone is invited.
The Allen FFA Annual Farmhand Sale will be held Friday,
May 10th, 6:30 pm, at the Ag Building. There will be a meal of
BBQ sandwiches and fixings for $5 a plate.
Everyone is invited to come out and support the Allen FFA.
Yorkshire terrier, Lily June, was ready to get her shots at the Allen Vet Clinic. Dr. Tim
Costner and assistant Cassi Elliott will be conducting a Rabies Clinic today, Thursday,
May 2nd. Lily June belongs to Carrie Deaton of Stonewall.
The Allen FFA will be holding a Mothers Day Flower Sale
next Tuesday thru Thursday, May 7th to 9th, from 3 pm to 6:30
pm at the Allen School Ag Building. Shop early for the best
selections!
Cheyenne Nickell mining for gold at state
Heck yeah, Hannah is also vying for precious medal at track meet
By HERMAN BROWN
Allen correspondent
The Allen Lady Mustangs
will have two athletes competing in the upcoming state track
and field meet at Carl Albert
High School in Midwest City.
Cheyenne Nickell will represent Allen High School in the
high jump event and Hannah
Heck will be vying for honors
in the hurdles.
Cheyenne Nickell is expected to be a major contender for
a gold medal in the high jump
competition. Nickell won gold
in the event at the regional
meet. She took first place with
a jump of exactly 5 feet. She
currently holds the season-best
mark in Class A with a 5-foot,
2-inch jump that she made
recently at Konawa.
“Cheyenne has medaled every year,” Coach Mills said of
his 5-9 senior standout. “This
year I believe she has a very
good chance to win gold. She
has qualified for state all four
years – and is looking forward
to going out this weekend in
style.”
Coach Mills explains that
“half of the high jump is a mind
game. Her form is so good and
now her head is on right. That
is the only difference in her this
season. She goes out there ex-
pecting to win. That is a great
feeling for her to take into the
state meet.”
Hannah Heck is a freshman who thrilled Allen fans
with her impressive regional
meet performance in the 300
meter hurdles. The 5-5 speedster went bounding over the
hurdles in 51.94 seconds to
capture second place and the
silver medal.
“This freshman is something,” said Coach Mills. “I
am so proud of what she did
at the regional meet. She cut
2 seconds off her time. If she
can cut some more time off at
the state meet, there is no tell-
ing what will happen. I know
she can medal at state and I
believe she will. She certainly
has a chance to medal. She’s
not real tall, so she has to get to
running (to compete with taller
runners). But Hannah is about
as tough as they come and I’m
looking forward to how she’ll
do at Midwest City.”
Coach Mills also praised the
others on the Lady Mustang
track team.
“They all ended the year on
a really good note,” he said.
“”They ran their fastest time
at the regional meet. Everyone
did everything I asked of them.
They all did their best at the
right time. We just had a bad
break that others barely beat
them out (of going to state.”
As a team, the Allen Lady
Mustangs scored a combined
20 points to finish in 11th place
in the final standings.
Here are the results from the
Class A regional track and field
meet on April 27 at Luther:
Girls 200 Meter Dash Class
1A
Preliminaries
25th - Mcgee, Kyla - Allen
(32.61)
--100 Meter Hurdles
Preliminaries
continued Page 3
Congratulations to the Allen Girls’ Golf Team and Coach Monte Johnson for making the State Tournament. This is the first time an Allen girls team
has ever been represented at the state competition and we know these girls will do great. Pictured, left to right, Jessie Spencer, Hailee Alcaida,
Beyla Skelton, Alycia Evans and Kyla McGee. The tournament was held at the Trosper Park Golf Course in Oklahoma City.
C ountry
Comments
THE ALLEN ADVOCATE, MAY 2, 2013- PAGE 2
by Bill Robinson,
Publisher
Quote of the Week . . . After rubbing my wife’s back,
I can now say it is easy to describe forty years of marriage in three words: “Intimate to Liniment!”
—CC—
Friday night I had gone to bed early. The next morning I told Dayna that I could not remember what time
I went to sleep but I knew it was early.
She replied, “I don’t know what time you went to sleep
but I know the exact time you started snoring because
it sounded like a train coming thru the house.”
Although I am not for sure, I suspect the following
poem might have been written by her . . .
The day he came a-wooing,
Says his most devoted wife,
I used to think ‘twould easy be
With him to spend my life;
His speech was, oh, so gentle,
And so tall and straight was he,
I never dreamed how terrible
He’d prove someday to be.
I never dreamed I’d wake at night
To give his ribs a whack,
With “Darling, please turn over;
You’re sleeping on your back!
When life was all before us
And our single path uphill,
I never dreamed the time would come
I’d wish his voice was still.
And when “for better or for worse”
To cling to him I vowed,
I never dreamed so nice a man
Could make a noise so loud;
Now, night long through I elbow him
Until he’s blue and black
And say, ”Turn over, darling, please!
You’re sleeping on your back!”
At times it’s like a whistle’s shriek,
At times a grunt and groan,
And then a buzz-saw at a knot,
And then a fearful moan!
There comes a second’s silence
When I think he must be dead
To find he’s merely paused
To start full steam ahead.
Kaden Turpin escorted Braylee Hasbell to the
2013 Calvin Prom.
And this must last my
lifetime through
For how can I forsake
The ghastly creature
fast asleep
Who is so nice awake!
—CC—
Looking back at education in the “good old days”
can be very enlightening.
In 1924 there was a
59-page pamphlet called
Stephenson’s Iowa State
Eighth Grad Examination Question Book. The
test was given to qualify
them to move on into high
school.
The next time you hear
a plea for a tax increase
in your area to enhance
the quality of education,
be bold to ask the
people in charge: “What
enhancements have you
achieved with the money
you already have?”
I couldn’t help thinking
about that a few days ago
when my wife, a favorite
aunt, and I spent most
of a week emptying the
home of Henrietta Abels,
a devoted 99-year-old
Christian woman who had
died not long before. In
the process, we ran across
a little booklet called
Stephenson’s Iowa State
Eighth Grade Examination
Question Book. The 59page pamphlet, published
in 1924, was to help eighthgraders take the test at the
end of their elementary
years that would qualify
them to move on into high
school.
The bottom line is that
most high-school seniors
in 2006 would find the
eighth-grade guide of
1924 quite a challenge.
The questions covered 10
different subject areas-and
you might enjoy (or you
might not) matching your
wits against those of a
typical Iowa eighth-grader
80 years ago.
Arithmetic. A wall 77
ft. long, 6.5 ft. high, and
14 inches thick is built of
bricks costing $9.00 per M.
What was the entire cost of
the bricks if 22 bricks were
sufficient to make a cubic
foot of wall?
Geography. What waters
would a ship pass through
in going from Duluth
to Buffalo? With what
would the boat be apt to
be loaded? What, probably,
would it be loaded with on
a return trip?
Grammar. Define five
of the following terms:
antecedent, tense, object,
conjugation, auxiliary
verb, expletive, reflexive
pronoun.
P h y s i o l o g y. ( a )
Beginning with food in
the mouth, trace the course
of digestion, naming the
juices with which the food
is mixed and the results.
(b) What is the reason that
spitting on the street is
dangerous to the health of
a community?
Senior Prom was a great time for friends Ashley Gillian, Shelby Gillian,
Dylon Barnhart and Janice Linker.
Austin Collard was doing alright for himself at the Calvin Prom with
these two pretty girls . . . pictured (left) is Cheyenne Nickell and (right)
Beyla Skelton.
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Country Comments
Spelling and Orthography.
Select the proper prefix and place
before each word in the following
list (up, under, out, fore, over):
Spread, balance, hold, sight,
ground, shine, current, brush,
roar, burst.
Writing. Give five movements
to develop accuracy in
penmanship. Tell what you seek
to do in using each movement.
History. (a) What colonies
were founded in America because
of religious reasons? By whom
was each founded? (b) Give the
cause, time, and result of each
of the wars in which the United
States has been involved.
Civil Government. Name
three township, three county, and
three state officers and state what
office each person holds. Why
do so many men dislike holding
township offices?
Music. Draw a staff. Place on
it the scale in half notes in the
keys of G, D, and F. Write the
scale that has a sharp on the fifth
line and another sharp on the
third space.
Reading. Who were Hamlet?
Lochinvar? Naomi? Socrates?
Gathergold? What are the three
most important topics now being
discussed in the newspapers?
State two reasons for reading
a newspaper. Give five uses of
the dictionary. Do you use the
dictionary while studying?
All this, mind you, was
accomplished in the context
of almost overly disciplined
patriotism. The same booklet
suggests, in great detail, proper
decorum during the daily salute
to the flag: “At the given hour
in the morning, the pupils are
assembled and in their places
in the school. Every pupil rises
in his place. The flag is brought
forward to the teacher. While
the flag is being brought forward
Nickell, Heck Qualify for State Meet
from Page 1
8th - Skelton, Beyla - Allen (20.07)
100 Meter Hurdles
Finals
7th - Skelton, Beyla - Allen (20.40)
300 Meter Hurdles
2nd - Heck, Hannah - Allen (51.94)
4x100 Meter Relay
Preliminaries
8th - Allen High School (57.40)
1) Sells, Allison, 2) Spencer, Jesse, 3) Deaton, Stormy and 4)
Heck, Hannah
4x100 Meter Relay
Finals
7th - Allen High School (57.76)
1) Sells, Allison, 2) Spencer, Jesse, 3) Deaton, Stormy and 4)
Heck, Hannah
4x200 Meter Relay
9th - Allen High School (2:07.42)
from the door to the stand of the
teacher every pupil gives to the
flag the military salute, which is
as follows:
“Raise the right hand smartly
till the tip of the forefinger
touches the forehead above the
right eye, thumb and fingers
extended and joined, palm to the
left, forearm inclined at about 45
degrees, hand and wrist straight;
while thus standing, with the
forefinger touching the forehead
in attitude of salute, all the
pupils repeat together slowly and
distinctly the following pledge: I
pledge allegiance to the flag and
the republic for which it stands;
one country; one language; one
flag. At the words, To the flag,
each one extends the right hand
gracefully, palm upward, toward
the flag, until the end of the
pledge or affirmation. Then all
hands drop to the side.
“The pupils, still standing,
all sing together in unison the
national hymn, ‘America.’” (Note
to history aces: Congress voted
“The Star-Spangled Banner” our
national anthem in 1931.)
It was, to be sure, an altogether
different time. We shouldn’t
over-romanticize it. But neither
should we miss the point that it
produced a remarkably educated
society-without bankrupting
taxpayers in the process.
—CC—
And, speaking of education .
. . Two fathers were discussing
how their sons were doing in
from Page 2
college.
One man said, “My son is so
smart that when he writes home,
I have to go to the dictionary.”
“You’re lucky,” the other father sighed. “When my son
writes home, I have to go to the
bank.”
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1) Sells, Allison, 2) Spencer, Jesse, 3) McGee, Kyla and 4)
Deaton, Stormy
High Jump
1st - Nickell, Cheyenne - Allen (5-00.00)
-- Skelton, Beyla - Allen - NH
-- Sells, Allison – Allen - NH
Shot Put
5th - Wofford, Taryn - Allen (28-04.00)
Discus Throw
7th - Wofford, Taryn - Allen (72-02)
Class A regional standings
1) Elmore City – Pernell, 104
2) Claremore Christian, 86
3) Fox High School, 71
4) Coyle High School, 66
5) Waurika High School, 48
6) Healdton High School, 40
7) Velma-Alma High School, 37
8) Ryan High School, 30
9) Sasakwa High School, 27
10) Weleetka High School, 24
11) Allen High School, 20
12) Midway High School, 14.50
13) Copan High School, 13
14) Sterling High School, 12
15) Davenport High School, 10
15) Wapanucka High School
10
17) Agra High School, 8
18) Gans High School, 6
19) Wetumka High School, 4
20) Maysville High School, 2
21) Paden High School, 1.50
22) Stringtown High School, 1
The daughters of Jim and Lyn Anderson
invite family & friends to help them
Celebrate their parent’s 50th Anniversary
Saturday, May 4, 2013
from 1 to 3 p.m.
at the
Allen School Cafeteria
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Threads of Life
by Cleo Emerson LeVally
A few years ago, I was a
member of AARP, an organization for people over 55
years of age. Julie Andrews
was featured in one of the
concerts I attended and the
following is from one of
the songs on the program. I
clipped it. I keep it near my
computer and when I pick it
up, I sing the words mainly
Great Past Life
because I like the tune and
the words fit my mood very
well some days. The melody
is from the Sound of Music.
‘ Maalox and nose drops
and needles for knitting.
Walkers and handrails and
new dental fittings; bundles
of magazines tied in a string.
These are a few of my favor-
ite things.
Cadillacs and cataracts and
hearing aids and glasses; Polident and Fixodent and false
teeth in glasses; Pacemakers,
golf carts and porches with
swings, these are a few of my
favorite things.
When the pipes leak, when
the bones creak, when the
Service held for Viva Poole
Funeral Services for Viva Faye
Greene Poole of Ada, were 2:00
pm, Saturday, April 27th, at First
United Methodist Church, Ada,
Oklahoma. Interment followed
at Atwood Cemetery. Officiating was Dr. David Daniel.
Mrs. Poole passed away Tuesday, April 23, 2013 at a local
hospital in Oklahoma City, at
the age of 100.
Viva was born September
29, 1912 at Beulah, Oklahoma
to Homer B. Greene and Lela
Gertrude Earnhart Greene. She
was the eldest of five children.
She attended school at Atwood,
graduating in 1930. She worked
her way through college, earning her room and board by
housekeeping and cooking for
Mr. and Mrs. W.B. Morrison,
the Dean of Students, at East
Central State Teachers College,
in Ada.
Her long and well-respected
teaching career began in 1934
in Fairview (Hughes County)
and later included schools in
Jesse, Pleasant Hill (in Coal
County,) Olney, and Stonewall.
She taught in one-room schoolhouses for many years, usually
multiple grades at once. She
retired from Stonewall in 1976,
after more than three decades
of teaching. Many former firstgraders have written to her and
sent holiday greetings over the
years — a gesture she always
appreciated. She was twice selected “Teacher of the Year.”
Viva married James “Clarence” Poole, a high school
classmate, on June 14, 1936, in a
small ceremony at a home in Allen, Oklahoma. She postponed
her teaching career in the early
years of their marriage, living
in the communities of Round
Prairie, Allen, and Burr Valley,
where she was a homemaker, a
farmer’s wife, and mother to her
three small children.
After retirement, she traveled
with her husband, Clarence.
They enjoyed their time with
their card-playing friends-a
pastime that never grew old to
her. They sold their Burr Valley
farm and moved to Ada in 1988.
After his death, she continued
her hospitality, opening her
basement to dozens of ladies to
come play cards at “The Poole
Hall.”
S he had volunteered and
served others in many ways
over the years at Valley View
Hospital and Ballard’s Nursing
Home, even up until just a few
years ago. Her perseverance and
kindness were an inspiration;
she encouraged others, loved
everyone, frowned upon gossip,
and read her Bible daily.
She lived a long, faith-filled
life of service to God. She was a
charter member of Pleasant Hill
Methodist Church, a longtime
member of Stonewall Methodist Church, and a current member of First United Methodist
Church of Ada.
She was preceded in death by
her husband, Clarence; her twin
infant daughters Barbara Faye
and Beulah Mae Poole; her son
James Chesley “Jim” Poole;
her infant granddaughter Janet
K. Weast; her grandson, Kevin
D. Weast; sisters Vera Peck and
Eula Garrett; and brothers Earl
and Melvin Greene.
Surviving are her son Maurice Dale Poole and his wife,
Dagmar, of Redlands, California; her daughter Patricia Ann
Weast and her husband, Forest,
of Midwest City, Oklahoma; her
daughter-in-law Neva (Loyd)
Poole of Sasche, Texas; her five
grandchildren of whom she was
so very proud, Eric Poole and
wife, Julie; Brooke Poole, Jerry
Poole and wife Cheri; Twyala
Smith and husband John; and
Kimberly Sabella and husband
James; and granddaughter-inlaw Stephanie Weast-Jordan and
husband Daniel. Also surviving
are her eleven much loved great
grandchildren, Dillon, Sean,
and Joshua Poole, Anthony,
Hannah, and Rachel Sabella,
Sayre, Bryer and Schuler Weast,
and Claire and Scott Poole; and
several nieces and nephews.
Services were under the direction of Smith-Phillips Funeral
Home, Ada.
Funeral services for Delma
Marie (Nichols) Christian, Allen, were held 2:00 pm Friday,
April 26th, at Brown’s Funeral
Chapel in Coalgate with Bro.
Arvel Hall officiating.
Delma was born January 1,
1938 in the Rock Creek area
to Bailey Nichols and Nima
(Hill) Nichols. She passed
away Tuesday, April 23, 2013,
in Shawnee at the age of 75
years, 3 months and 22 days.
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Rites held for Eric Golden
Funeral services for Eric
Wade Golden, a Coalgate resident, were held Saturday,
April 27, 2013 at 10:00 a.m.
at Brown’s Funeral Chapel
in Coalgate with Rev. David
Unsell officiating, assisted by
Mr. Don Stanberry. Burial
was in McCarty Cemetery with
Brown’s Funeral Service of
Coalgate in charge of arrangements.
Eric was born March 19,
1987 in Ada to Ronnie Dell
Ennis and Tammy Michelle Golden and passed away April 21,
2013 in Troy, PA at the age of 26. He attended Coalgate High
School, graduating in 2005 and attended University Technical
Institute. Eric was artistic, enjoyed working on cars, spending
time with family and friends. He liked to fish, and enjoyed having his dog at his side.
Survivors include his mother, Tammy Michelle Golden of
Austin, TX; father, Ronnie Dell Ennis and wife Rachel of
Coalgate, OK; maternal grandfather, Roy Marshall Golden of
Coalgate; maternal grandmother, Ernestine (Cosper) Golden of
Texas; Paternal grandparents, Dale and Paula (Forneris) Ennis
of Coalgate; siblings, Joshua McQuade Holder of Mustang, OK,
Fancy Chanea Holder of Allen, Tyler Nathaniel Ennis, Sondi
Cierra Ennis and Ronica DeLisa Ennis, all of Coalgate; niece,
Jensy Chanel Ennis of Coalgate; uncles, Kevin Dale Ennis of
Coalgate, Danny Golden of Oklahoma, Russell Golden of Texas;
aunts, Kimberly Daylene Ennis of Coalgate, Sherry Lucksinger
of Buchanan Dam, TX and Sheila Lawrence of McAlester, OK;
along with other relatives and many friends.
Pallbearers were Tyler Ennis, Joshua Holder, Jeremiah Golden,
Justin Lawrence, Joseph Lawrence, Michael Childress, Charles
Warren, Raymond Warren, Jason Stiles, Ramsey Burris, Brandon
Madden, and James Washburn.
Rites held for Delma Christian
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Hot tea and crumpets and
corn pads for bunions. No
spicy hot food or food cooked
with onions. Bathrobes and
heat pads and hot meals they
bring; these are a few of my
favorite things.
Back pains, confused brains
and no fear of sinnin’; thin
bones and fractures and hair
that is thinin’, and we won’t
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When the joints ache, when
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She married Edgar Rippee
in 1957 at Coalgate; John
Dillinger in 1977 at Tulsa; and
Joe Christian in 1981 in Oklahoma City, he preceded her in
death in 2008.
A homemaker, Delma was
a cook and worked in several
restaurants over the years. She
was of the Baptist faith, and
served as a den leader coach
for Cub Scouts for several
years. She loved fishing, sewing and arts & crafts.
She is survived by a son,
Edgar Arch Rippee Jr. and
wife Jackie of Kansas City,
Missouri; a daughter Elizabeth
Jean Coble of Allen; and son
William Odell Rippee and wife
Debby of Calvin. She also
leaves two sisters, Willa Mae
McCall of Tulsa and Maxine
Coffee of Edmond; two brothers, James (J.C.) Nichols and
wife Minta of Parker Community in Coalgate, and Beecher
Nichols and wife Janice of
Beggs; grandchildren Cherina
Tyrell, Robbie Tyrell, Jesse
Moore, Crystal and Ethan
Leonhart, Aaron Rippee, Nathan Rippee, Jacob Rippee,
Natosha Rippee Cassandra
Barker, Chad Talley and Destiny Talley; great-grandchildren
Chance Tyrell, Aubrey Scott,
Brantley Nix, Kaley Tyrell,
Lindsay Tyrell, Riggin Moore,
Nehemiah Barker, Shelton
Barker, and Colten Leonhart
who is expected to arrive in
the next two weeks; along with
nieces, nephews, other relatives and many friends.
She was preceded in death
by her parents, Bailey and
Nima Nichols; husbands Edgar
Rippee, John Dillinger, and
Joe Christian; sisters Evelyn
Kirkland and Pat Daws; and
brother-in-law Joe Coffee.
Assisting as pallbearers were
Jesse Moore, Aaron Rippee,
Nathan Rippee, Jacob Rippee,
Ethan Leonhart and Chance
Tyrell; honorary bearers were
J.C. Nichols and Beecher
Nichols.
Service held for Linda Gloeckner
Linda Ann Gloeckner, age 66
of Atwood, passed away Tuesday,
April 23rd, 2013 at her residence
in Atwood. Born September
14th, 1946 in Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma.
Graveside services were held
2:00 pm Monday, April 29th, at
the Gloeckner Family Cemetery
in Atwood, Oklahoma.
Arrangements are under the
direction of the Hudson-Phillips
Funeral Home, Holdenville.
One Pharmacist’s View
At last it’s May and after the
coldest April in years. In fact
it is said to be the 2nd coldest
in history with areas in Alaska
and the rest of the country running about 7 degrees below
normal on average. But that’s
what weather does — it changes. The trick is to not get too
concerned over it — we have
people in this country who will
do that for you, passing laws
and figuring out ways to profit
from weather changes. They
are called liberals and that’s
all I’ll have to say today about
global warming. Besides, I’ve
been out of town.
Pat and I drove up to Tulsa
last Sunday afternoon. Even
with spring being so late it
was a beautiful drive up scenic
SH-48. Well, they say beauty
is in the eye of the beholder
and that’s why I choose scenic “48” as my way to get to
Tulsa on my frequent trips up
there. In Tulsa we attended
a reception for a guy named
Odai — Bishop Francis Afotey
Odai from a place called Accra,
Ghana. Odai is a preacher of
many talents and of many ministries. He is an “overseer” of
several other pastors in Ghana
as well as being a pastor of a
large church there in Accra.
Odai has a television ministry
in Africa as well as coordinating church planting and the
much needed ministry of digging water wells for the people
back in the bush.
May at Last!!
Southern Hills Baptist
Church in Tulsa is involved in
these ministries with members
of the congregation going on
all sorts of mission trips over
there — trips that involve
church building, the water well
digging and more especially
medical missions. One of the
things that caught the eye of
my daughter-in-law, Courtney
Bullard and husband Steve was
the plight of young girls in the
big city of Accra.
Migration to the city from
the bush is ongoing and in that
migration are thousands of
little girls who go to the city
thinking of a better life. Once
there reality takes over and
they realize there are no jobs,
no food and no shelter. Their
dreams of a better life turn into
a nightmare as they fall into the
hands of pimps who cast them
into physical abuse, slavery
and prostitution. It is a brutal
and mean fate and there are
thousands of these young teens
who are owned and exploited
by these evil men.
That’s why Steve and Courtney founded something called
“The Pearl House.” This organization provides food, shelter
and ministry to these “rescued”
girls in a place called “The
Pearl House.” There is a story
related to why Courtney named
it “The Pearl House” and it
Light from
God’s Word
Mark Legg,
Allen church of Christ
What do you talk about
with your friends and family? No, I’m not being nosy;
I don’t want you to tell me!
Of course, God always knows
the topic of your conversation.
Did you realize that the things
you talk about indicate what
is in your heart? Jesus said,
“Those things which proceed
out of the mouth come from the
heart.” (Matt 15:18) Doesn’t
that mean that the words we
speak reveal whether we love
God or this world; the things
we love and value? Do not our
words reveal if we are covetous or immoral? Can’t our
words reveal if we are serving
God or our own pleasures and
lusts; whether we are interested
in spiritual matters or things
of the flesh and of a physical
nature?
Also, the words we speak
have an influence on those who
listen to us. Our words can influence either godliness or evil
in others. Haven’t you been
influenced to buy a certain
product by someone’s words?
The Apostle Paul wrote, “Do
not let any unwholesome talk
come out of your mouths, but
only what is helpful for building others up according to
their needs, that it may benefit
those who listen.” (Eph 4:29)
Most of us are very careful to
ensure that what we do is of
benefit to family and friends,
but just as our actions influence
our associates, so do the words
we speak.
Perhaps you have heard the
saying, “Sticks and stones may
break my bones, but words
will never hurt me!” The truth
is, words can hurt more than
sticks and stones. Jesus said,
“But I tell you that men will
have to give account on the day
of judgment for every careless
word they have spoken. For by
your words you will be acquitted, and by your words you will
be condemned.” (Matt 12:3637) Perhaps we need to listen
to the things we say and take
note of what is revealed about
our hearts and make necessary
corrections!
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showcases the love and respect
Pearl House People have for
the girls they rescue from the
streets. In Accra, Pearl House
workers literally go out into the
dangerous streets and rescue
these children and take them
to the Pearl House, a sanctuary that can meet their physical needs for food and a clean
bed as well as their spiritual
needs. This ministry has been
described as “One of the most
extraordinary philanthropic
humanitarian endeavors of our
generation.” In the book of
Matthew (13:45-46) there is
a story of a jeweler who was
looking for the finest pearl.
When he found a pearl that
was more beautiful and valuable than any jewel he had ever
seen, the jeweler sold all he had
and bought that pearl, his pearl
of great value.
You can find out more about
this work by going online
www.thepearlhouse.org or by
writing to The Pearl House at
PO Box 738, Jenks, OK 74037.
I hope all of you are having a
good week and can make it to
your church Sunday. A lot of
good stuff happens there and
you need to be a part of it.
Wayne Bullard, DPh
waynebullard@sbcgloba
Wayne and Pat Bullard visited Bishop Francis Afotey Odai from Ghana in Tulsa.
FCCLA Fundraiser May 11
The Allen FCCLA Chapter High School FCCLA Adviser, at (580)857-2416.
will be hosting a 15 Family
Yard Sale and Bake Sale on
Saturday, May 11th, in the Allen
High School Old Gym from
1/4 Mile East of Allen Quick Pic - Hwy 1
7:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Stop
(580)857-2991 Cell (580)421-5936
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Open 8 to 5 Monday - Thursday • 9 to 1 Friday & Saturday
bargains!
All money raised will be
used to send our 15 State FCCLA STAR Event winners to
compete at the National Leadership Conference in Nashville, Tennessee this summer.
If you have items that you
8 to 12 & 1 to 4:30
would like to donate, please
contact Katrina Lewis, Allen
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Allen boys end track season at Luther
wrapped up the spring
track and field season
with a season-ending
performance at the Class
A regional meet at Lu- field meet.
“You could not ask
ther. The Mustangs will
For Coach Kenny
not be represented at the Deaton, the 2013 season for any better kids,” the
upcoming state track and was a mixed bag of emo- coach said. “They are
not the fastest out there
tions.
and they are
“We did
certainly not
Coach Deaton
not have
track studs. But
very many proud of effort as
they are great
k i d s o u t Mustangs compete
young people
for track,” in Class A regional
and they have
h e s a i d . meet
been wonderful
“We had
to work with
about four
this
season.
They showed
or five come out this
spring. That’s not enough up and gave me their
to have relay teams and best. They did not cause
put you in a position to do any problems and that
Urologic Specialists of Oklahoma in Tulsa is pleased to announce that Sean M. Doyle, MD and Stephen
much scoring. That part was nice for me as their
D. Confer, MD will be seeing patients once a month in McAlester. Our physicians are qualified and
coach. They were just
is a little frustrating.”
skilled in the diagnosis and treatment of urologic disorders and conditions. Many of our doctors
What made the coach good representatives of
have sub-specialty training to give our patients the most advanced care and treatment available.
proud was the nature of the track program and our
Services and specialties include: Urinary Control, Urologic Oncology, Prostate Cancer, General Urology,
the Mustangs who did school.”
Erectile Dysfunction, Pediatric Urology, Female Pelvic Medicine and Kidney Stone Disease.
Here are the Mustangs
show up for the track
Dr. Doyle and Dr. Confer will see patients in McAlester one day each month.
and
their finishes at the
squad.
Call for dates.
regional tournament.
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BROWN
Allen correspondent
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The last after school
program for the school
year met this week so
they celebrated with a
hamburger fry and plenty
of desserts and fun activities. The children who
attended regularly also
have received a neon
green t-shirt.
Even though they don’t
plan to meet on Wednesdays this summer we
hope the children and
their families will continue with the Bible lessons and church activities
here on Sundays. Also,
Falls Creek will soon be
here and we hope to send
a good group to that.
Next Sunday is the First
Sunday Breakfast, which
will be served at 9:00 as
usual. The men, who are
getting to be very good
at this, are the cooks and
everyone is invited.
Jake Hammonds sang
a song titled “An Unspoken Request” this
Sunday. It was one I had
never heard before, but
it has a great story and
message. Jake always
puts much thought into
the songs he sings, and
we know we’ll get to hear
a song that leads us to
think a little outside the
box when he brings the
special music.
Rev. Karch’s message
was from II Corinthians
5:1-21 and I Corinthians
15:1-6. In these passages the Apostle Paul
writes about two things
God wants us to know.
The first is that we don’t
have to be afraid, and the
second is that He wants
us to be comforted.
Life here on the earth is
temporary so there isn’t
any point in getting so
caught up in it all that we
neglect spiritual matters.
The dwelling we live
in here doesn’t begin to
compare to the house we
will have when we arrive
in Heaven. Also the bodies we live in while we’re
on earth aren’t perfect,
but they will be perfect in
heaven. Really!! So we
don’t have to be fearful of
our life on this earth ending. Heaven is gloriously
better.
Even here on earth we
can be clothed in the
Heavenly Spirit though.
God has given us a
guarantee through giving us the Holy Spirit,
who dwells in us and
clothes us spiritually.
By faith, we know what
Jesus would do in every
situation; we just have to
be honest with ourselves
and follow through with
what Jesus is showing us
we should do.
R emember, though,
that we must be living
right for the right reason
and not just for show. We
will be judged for what
we’ve done and receive
what is due us. Do we
want to stand before Jesus having tried to live
as He wanted us to? Or
for sending people to hell
because of the way we
lived our lives?
If we see that we have
been wasting our lives as
Christians, God forgives
those who repent and
want to begin to live in
the way Jesus is showing
them they should live.
When our lives are right,
not to avoid punishment
but because we want to
live in the way that Jesus
approves, we are living
by faith. Therefore, if
anyone is in Christ, they
are a new person.
Christ bought our salvation by dying on the
cross for us. Now we get
to take that salvation and
do something good with
it.
Thank You
Perhaps you sent a lovely card
Or sat quietly in a chair,
Perhaps you sent a funeral spray
If so, we saw it there.
Perhaps you spoke the kindest words
As any friend could say,
Perhaps you were not there at all
Just thought of us that day.
Whatever you did
To console our hearts,
We thank you so very much
Whatever the part.
We appreciate everyone so
very much,
The Dean Rinehart Family
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Week of May 6th
Monday
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Vegetables, Garlic Bread, Salad dressing, Margarine or
Butter, Strawberries with Cool Whip, 2% Milk, Coffee
and/or Tea
Tuesday
Taco Salad with Beef, Beans & Cheese, Diced Tomatoes,
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Milk, Coffee and/or Tea
Wednesday
BBQ Chicken, California Blend, Beets, Whole Grain
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Thursday
Pork Chops with Gravy, Mashed Potatoes, Cooked
Spinach, Whole Grain Roll, Butter or Margarine, Gelatin
with Cool Whip, 2% Milk, Coffee and/or Tea
Friday
Ranch Seasoned Chicken Quarters, Baked Beans, Zucchini, Yeast Roll, Margarine or Butter, Brownie, 2% Milk,
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Atwood Nazarene
always by on guard against a
legalistic spirit. I could oppose
God by failing to understand
what he is doing. No one could
deny Peter’s devotion or enthusiasm. God was trying to deal
with Peter’s prejudice. Peter
could not imagine God working in a way unfamiliar to his
thinking. God was dramatically
challenging Peter’s worldview.
Remember God says: “My ways
are not your ways...”
I could oppose God by failing
to follow the spirit. Peter didn’t
have the luxury of thinking
about all this, he had to make a
quick decision. Should I just go
with the leading of the Spirit?
Peter was wise enough to sense
that God was in this. We have
a tendency to want to control
We were blessed to have a
large group of children in our
congregation Sunday. We always enjoy our youth for they
are our future church. Sunday
night we had a graduation party
for Angel Smith. She and her
family have been members of
the church for years and we wish
her well as she begins her college years. During the morning
service Lauren Mudd, granddaughter of Donna and Glenn
Boyd, sang our special, “When
We All Get to Heaven.”
Bro. Larry’s sermon was taken
from Acts 11:1-18 and entitled
“Could I Be Opposing God?”
The young church, fueled by
the Holy Spirit, was spreading
like wildfire. The Church must
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things. God asks us to let Him
be in control. Faith is learning
to “walk in the Spirit” into the
unknown. I could oppose God
by thinking I know what is best.
God wants to do a “new thing”
in every generation. Our challenge is to discern what God is
doing and join in.
I could oppose God by objecting to what God is doing. In
order to meet the challenges of
an ever changing world we must
adapt our methods. If we look
for God to do what He has done
in the past we may miss what He
is doing now. God has always
known how to reach the present age. God will either work
through us or around us, but He
will advance His kingdom.
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5-FAMILY GARAGE SALE
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south on Camper Road big yellow
house. Watch for signs. Baby
items, household goods, furniture,
craft items (silk flowers & more),
and lots of clothes all priced 25¢
each.
LARGE MULTI-FAMILY
YARD SALE — Saturday only,
8 am to ?? 415 N. Bullitt, Holdenville. Furniture, appliances,
antiques, primitives, lots of women-men-children clothes, toys,
home décor, household items &
other misc.
THE TOWN OF ALLEN will
be selling 60 2-feet by 4-feet
drop-in 4-bulb light fixtures at
the Lively-Wallace Consignment
Sale next Saturday, May 11 th.
Sale will be held 2 miles south
of Allen on Hwy. 48, starting at
10:00 am.
COMING MAY 11th — 15Family FCCLA Yard & Bake Sale
inside the Allen School’s old gym,
7:30 am to 2 pm. Money raised
will assist in sending girls to the
National Conference. Donations
accepted, contact Katrina Lewis
at 857-2416.
At Edward Jones, the level of
service you receive depends
on your personal needs and
preferences, not on the size
of your investment portfolio.
NOTICE OF
STORAGE
AUCTION
NOTICE is hereby given that the
personal property belonging to the
following individuals will be sold at
auction on Saturday, June 1, 2013,
to the highest bidder. The auction
will be held where the property is
located: Hidden Valley RV Park &
Mini Storage, 14624 CR 1560, Ada,
OK 74820.
Anita Morrison #93
Lee Criswell #33
Kay Ingram #63 & #65
Jessica Smith #39
Purchase must be paid at the time
of sale with cash only. Sale is subject
to cancel in the even of settlement
between owner and obligated party.
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Total Head: 771
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Sorority Tours Mansion
Members of the Allen Sorority and their guests toured the
Grisso Mansion in Seminole
on Saturday, April 20th.
The home, purchased by the
Seminole Nation in August
of 2012, is open for tours by
appointment and available for
wedding, showers and other
parties.
The home was built by “Doc”
Grisso, a pharmacist and translator for the Seminole Indians,
for his third wife, his “Beloved
Maggie.” Construction on the
home began in 1926 and was
finished in 1928 at a cost of
$750,000. In comparison, the
Oklahoma Governor’s Mansion was built at the same time
at a cost of $75,000.
The house has three bedrooms and features an impressive foyer with a fountain,
music room, sitting room, office, kitchen, breakfast room,
formal dining room, butler’s
pantry, sunroom and conservatory in a U-shape built around a
central courtyard. A ballroom,
billiard room, family room
and second small kitchen are
located in the basement, along
with the laundry/drying room
and servant’s workrooms. A
separate building housed the
14-servants and their families.
The Seminole Nation is continuing the restoration project
and will be repairing the reflecting pool and vineyards this
summer.
Following their tour the
ladies were treated to refreshments of cupcakes, cookies
and punch. They then went on
to enjoy lunch before part of
the group returned home and
others continued their day with
a shopping trip to Shawnee.
The first stop was at the
Shawnee Mall but shortly after
arriving they were asked to
leave . . . a bomb scare had the
building evacuated. Unwilling
to let anything stand in the way
of shopping the ladies continued on to other area stores
before returning home that
evening.
Sorority members enjoying
Eight members of the Allen Sorority enjoyed touring the
Grisso Mansion in Seminole this past Saturday. Pictured
are (back, left to right) Jill Kaminski, Tammy Frederick,
Cindy Davis and Cindi Sanders; (front) Sue Boyd, Marilyn
Coulson, Tanya Caldwell and Jennifer Smith.
Allen School Menu
Week of April 29
th
Monday
Breakfast – Choice of Cereal or Pancakes, Syrup, Assorted Juice,
Choice of Cereal
Lunch — Submarine Sandwich, Lettuce & Pickle, Hamburger,
Baked Beans, Fresh Fruit, Romaine Salad, Milk Variety, Catsup, Yellow Mustard, Mayonnaise
Tuesday
Breakfast – Choice of Cereal or Biscuits, Peppered Gravy, Assorted
Juice, Choice of Milk, Jelly
Lunch – Chili Cheese Coney, Chicken Patty Sandwich, Tater Tots,
Chilled Fruit Cup, Romaine Salad, Milk Variety, Catsup
Wednesday
Breakfast – Choice of Cereal, Cinnamon Toast, Juice Variety, Milk
Variety
Lunch – Chicken Strips, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Rolls, Green
beans, Romaine Salad, Chilled Fruit Cup, Milk Variety
Thursday
Breakfast – Choice of Cereal or Cinnamon Rolls, Assorted Juice,
Choice of Milk
Lunch – Burritos, Baked Potato with Toppings, Refried Beans, Fresh
Fruit, Romaine Salad, Milk
Friday
NO SCHOOL!
Two (2) Free upper
cervical X-rays
through April 30th
(insurance will be filed)
We now have our Medicare, Blue Cross Blue Shield and HealthChoice provider numbers and those patients can expect reimbursement within forty-five days.
Arthur Chiropractic
Acupuncture & Herb Clinic
Specializing in NUCCA, Grostic & Acupuncture
Dr. L. Kay Arthur, D.C.
Office Location - 3320 Hwy 75
- Horntown -(405)379-3888
Office hours
M&W 9 to 7
T&Th 9 to 1
the day were Marilyn Coulson,
Tanya Caldwell, Jill Kaminski, Jennifer Smith, Tammy
Frederick, Cindi Sanders, Sue
Boyd, and Cindy Davis. Their
guests on Saturday were Wanda Spitler, Jan Moore, Emily
Wade and Terry Riddle.
Lively - Wallace Consignment Auction
Saturday, May 11, 2013 •10 am
2 miles south of Allen on Highway 48 Left side of highway • Watch for signs
Tractors
John Deere 6400 w/Loader & Cab • Komatsu D-37E Dozer w/6-way Blade (good condition) • 6710 Ford
w/Loader & Cab • T.O. 30 Ferguson • Ford 1700 4-Wheel Drive w/Loader • Zetor Diesel w/Loader • 65
Massey Ferguson Diesel • I-H Cub w/Belly Mower (Nice) • Vanmar Diesel w/Finish Mower • Ford 6000
Diesel
Trailers
Small 2-Wheel Trailer to pull w/Trike • 20-ft Gooseneck Stock Trailer • 2 20-ft Gooseneck Flatbeds • 20ft Gooseneck Flatbed w/1-ft sides • 18-ft Gooseneck Flatbed • 2-Horse Bumper-Pull • 1-Horse Bumper
Pull • Pickup Bed Trailer • 2-Wheel Sheep Trailer • 2-Wheel Golf Cart Trailer • 2 New Shopbuilt Utility
Trailers • 2-Wheel Utility Trailer w/Metal Bed • 16-ft Car Hauler • Several Other Stock & Utility Trailers
Farm & Ranch
Priefert Squeeze Chute (New) • Priefert Headgate • Several Other Good Headgates • Creep Feeders
• Feeder on Wheels • Portable Stock Panels • Several Good Metal Feed Troughs • Good Heavy Cattle
Guard • 5 1-Ton Metal Beds • Welding Bed • 2 Large Stacks of Bois’de Arc Posts • Overhead Fuel Tank
• Hay Rings • 2 Heavy Axles w/Springs & Wheels • 1000-gal Plastic Tank • Several Metal Gates • 50Joints 2-7/8 Tubing • 3000-ft 2-7/8 Tubing • 3000-ft 2-3/8 tubing • 1 Lot of Sucker Rods • Headache
Rack • 100-ft New 3/4” Cable w/Pulling Eyes • Barrels w/Lids • Several Propane Bottles • New Hydraulic
Hoses • Creep Feeder • Hay Feeders • Used Tires
Equipment
9-ft Disc Mower • 10-Wheel Rake • 8-Wheel Hay Rake • Several Other V-Rakes • John Deere 3465
Wire Tie Square Baler • 2 4-ft Bush Hogs (3-pt) • Several 5-ft Bush Hogs (3-pt) • 6-ft 3-pt Bush Hog •
7-ft 3-pt Bush Hog • 2-Row 3-pt Cultivator • 3-pt Chisel • 3-pt 6-ft Disc • 3-pt Booms • 3-pt Scissor Hay
Spike • 4 3-pt Hay Spikes • 8-ft 3-pt Disc • 3-pt Seeder • Grain Drill • 2 2-Bottom Breaking Plows (3-pt
16’) • 3-pt Post Hole Auger • Large Diesel Generator • 2 Gas Generators • Gas Honda Power Washer
• 4- & 5-ft Box Blades • New Wood Chipper • Used Wood Chipper
Trucks
58 Ford 2/4-yd Dump & New 292 Motor • 82 Model Chevy w/Dumping Grain Bed • 2004 Ford 1-ton
Gas w/Winch Gin Poles (Nice) • 78 GMC Bucket Truck 3/4-ton • 95 I.H. Single Axle Diesel w/5th Wheel
• Hobbs Grain Bed • Utility Bed w/Tommy Lift • Fiberglass Sleeper for Pickup • 96 Mini Truck
Tools
Commercial Grinder on Stand • Bench Grinder • Several Hand Grinders • Nail Guns • 4 Table Saws
(2 Like New) • Delta Miter Saw • Drill Press • Shop Press • Scroll Saw • Tabletop Belt Sander • 12-in
Planer • Snap-On Ratchets • Socket Set • End Wrench Sets • Pipe Wrenches • Screwdrivers • Crescent
Wrenches • Lots of Hand Tools • Electric Drills & Saws • Campbell-Hausfeld Air Compressor • Craftsman
Air Compressor • Snap-On Refrigerant Recovery & Recycling Machine • Miller Electric Welder w/Long
Leads
Antiques & Collectibles
Ornate China Cabinet • Old Hames • Horse Collars • Some Harnesses • Kings Ranch Saddle • Andy
Card Saddle • Old Spurs • Cap Guns • Buffalo Robe • 72-in Steer Horns • Cedar Bench w/Iron Wheels
• Horse-Drawn 2-Seat Buggy (Very Nice)
Special Items
55-pcs of Handmade Hardwood Items • Curio Cabinet • Grandfather Clock Cabinets • New Hardware •
New Bath Fixtures • New Light Fixtures • Various Other Items Down to What-Not Shelves
Guns
Model 27 SW Nickel Plated 357-mag in Original Box w/Paperwork (fired less than 20 rounds, Like New)
• Colt Anaconda 44-mag S.S. 6” Barrel • Belgium Browning 22 • Colt 32-20 Army Special • Stevens
Maynard Jr. 22 • 1866 Colt Open Top Revolver 22 • 870 Remington 12-ga 3” mag • 12-ga Pump Riot
Gun • 22-mag Revolver American Arms • Remington Model 700 7mm-08 w/Scope (Nice)
Sport Utility
5-hp Evinrude Outboard (used one time) • Semi-V Aluminum Boat 14-ft w/Trailer • 2 Pontoon Boats
(one w/11-hp Johnson Motor) • John Deere Gator 825I (Nice) • 50-cc Honda Race Bike • 750 Yamaha
Star Motorcycle (Extra Nice) • 2 Exercise Machines (one commercial) • 8x8 ATV LTD Kid Vietnam
Prototype w/31-hp Wisconsin Engine & Hydraulic Pump for Each Side
Concession Available
For More Information Call:
(580) 421-5077 or (580) 857-2988
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Free Termite Inspection • Military & Senior Discount
ATM Machine •
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Hughes County Court Records
FELONIES
Lisa Renee Randolph—
waiver of extradition
MARRIAGES
Roy Dean Harjo of Holdenville & Patricia Ann Cunningham of Norman
Jason Scott Grizzle & Kim
Rae Duffey, both of Holdenville
Phillip David Kaylor & Jennifer Roxan Kaylor, both of
Holdenville
DIVORCE
Timothy Joe Freeman vs
Trena Kay Freeman
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF PONTOTOC COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Case No. CS-2011-237
GUIDEONE INSURANCE COMPANY
and BRADLEY PRENTICE, Plaintiff,
-vsASHTON DANIELLE PERRY, Defendant.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
The State of Oklahoma to the said
Defendant, Greetings:
You, the said defendant, will take notice
that you have been sued in the above
numbered Court in the above named
and numbered cause for negligently
causing an automobile accident on May
9, 2009, and you must answer Plaintiffs’
petition filed herein on or before May 26,
2013, or said petition will be taken as
true and judgment for said Plaintiffs will
be rendered against you in the principal
amount of $2,337.15, plus interest, costs
and attorney fees.
County Court Clerk
Ernestine Eubank
By: s) B. Myers
Deputy
(SEAL)
s ) T h o m a s G . F e r g u s o n , J r. ,
OBA#2878
Brad B. Wilson, OBA#22770
bwils@wffatty.com
Walker, Ferguson & Ferguson
941 East Britton Road
Oklahoma City, OK 73114
Telephone No: (405) 843-8855
Facsimile No: (405) 843-8934
Our File No: 5034-1973
Attorneys for Plaintiff(s)
(Published in The Allen Advocate on
May 2, 9 and 16, 2013)
Glenda Jo Roberts vs Bradley Duane Roberts
Jala N. Wallace vs Chase A.
Wallace
CIVIL
Autovest LLC vs Steven S.
Wainscott—indebtedness
National Collegiate Student
vs Barry D. Buie—indebtedness
SMALL CLAIMS
David Phipps vs Robert
Branum—entry & detainer
RPM Properties LLC vs
Danny Sigman—entry & detainer
LEGAL NOTICE
OF PONTOTOC COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
No. P-2008-50
In the Matter of the Estate of C. C.
Buxton, Jr. and Elizabeth Buxton, both
deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT, PETITION FOR DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP, AND DISTRIBUTION
Notice is given that C. C. Buxton, III,
Personal Representative of the estates
of C. C. Buxton, Jr. and Elizabeth Buxton,
both deceased, has filed in this Court a
Final Account and Petition for Determination of Heirship, and Distribution, and
the hearing of the same has been fixed
for 9:00 o’clock a.m. on the 21st day of
May, 2013, in the District Courtroom of
the Pontotoc County Courthouse situated in Ada, Oklahoma, and all persons
interested in said estate are notified then
and there to appear and show cause, if
any they have, why said account should
not be settled and allowed, the heirs of
said decedents determined, said estates
distributed, and the Personal Representative discharged.
Witness my hand this 30th day of April,
2013.
/s/ Thomas S. Landrith
JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT
James R. Scrivner, OBA #8033
JAMES R. SCRIVNER, P.C.
120 East 14th Street; P. O. Box 1373
Ada, OK 74820
Attorney for the Estates
May 2 and 9, 2013)
LEGAL NOTICE
Delaney Michelle Hinsdale—speeding 21-25 mph
over limit
TRAFFIC
Brian J. Howell—speeding
Brian Allen—no seat belt
21-25
mph over limit
Johnny Dale Caldwell—no
Patrick Wayne McGirt—
seat belt
transporting
open containerHolly Beth Cross—no seat
beer
belt
Peggy Nicole McIntyre—no
Tracy Lee Davis—no seat
seat
belt
belt
Anneeta Louise O’Neal—no
Larinda Marie Diers—speedseat
belt
ing 1-10 mph over limit
Ronald O’Neal—no seat
Bobby Leon Dilbeck III—no
belt
seat belt
Colton Provence—no seat
Harley Dean Epperly—
belt
speeding 11-15 mph over
Stonewall Ray III—no seat
limit
Thomas L. Frisbee—oper- belt
Willie Oran Riley—operatating a motor vehicle without
ing a motor vehicle without
valid driver’s license
Tracy Ann Hill—speeding valid driver’s license
Jerry D. Tucker—no seat
1-10 mph over limit
belt
Steven M. Seibert vs Ben
Strickland—indebtedness
LEGAL NOTICE
WITHIN AND FOR
PONTOTOC COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Case No. PB-13-33
In the Matter of the Estate of JANICE LOVE NICHOLSON, Deceased.
COMBINED NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND NOTICE OF HEARING UPON FINAL ACCOUNT
AND PETITION FOR ALLOWING FINAL ACCOUNT, DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP, APPROVAL OF ATTORNEY’S FEES AND COSTS, DISTRIBUTION AND
DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in the estate of JANICE LOVE NICHOLSON, who died January 20, 2013, while a resident of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma,
that the Personal Representative of said estate, JOHN M. BRALY of Collin County,
Texas, has filed in the District Court of Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, a Petition praying
for the summary administration of the estate. The value of the estate as set forth in
the General Inventory on file herein shows that the estate does not exceed the value
of $150,000.00. This Combined Notice is given pursuant to the Order of this Court
entered on this date.
All creditors having claims against JANICE LOVE NICHOLSON, deceased, are
required to present the same with a description of all security interests and other collateral if any held by each creditor with respect to such claim, to John M. Braly, Personal
Representative, at the offices of Braly, Braly, Speed & Morris, 201 W. 14th Street, P.O.
Box 2739, Ada, Oklahoma 74821-2739, attorneys for said Personal Representative,
on or before the following presentment date: the 28th day of May 2013, or the same
will be forever barred.
All persons interested in the estate of said Decedent are hereby directed to appear
in the Courtroom of the undersigned Judge of the District Court of Pontotoc County, in
Ada, Oklahoma, on the 17th day of June, 2013, at 2:30 o’clock p.m., at which time the
Final Account and Petition will be heard. Objections must be filed not less than ten
(10) days before the hearing and a copy mailed to Personal Representative in care of
his attorney at the address stated above, or any objections shall be deemed waived.
If an objection is timely filed, the Court will determine at the hearing whether Summary
Administration proceedings are appropriate and, if so, will determine the heirs, devisees
and legatees of said Decedent and whether the estate will be distributed and to whom
and in what proportion the estate will be distributed. The final accounting and
petition will be filed on or before the 7th day of June, 2013.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this 23rd day of April, 2013.
Thomas S. Landrith
Judge of the District Court
Bryan W. Morris, OBA#14591
Sheila Southard, OBA#21830
BRALY, BRALY, SPEED & MORRIS, PLLC
201 W. 14th Street P.O. Box 2739
Ada, OK 74821-2739 Phone: 580/436-0871 / Fax: (580) 36-0889
Attorneys for Personal Representative
(Published in The Allen Advocate on April 25 and May 2, 2013)
OF PONTOTOC COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
No. PB-2013-38
In the Matter of the Estate of Juanita Potter Tiner, deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in the estate of Juanita Potter Tiner,
a/k/a Juanita Potter, deceased, that on the 26th day of April, 2013, Virgie Ann Mosley
produced and filed in the District Court of Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, an instrument
in writing purporting to be the Last Will and Testament of Juanita Potter Tiner, a/k/a
Juanita Potter, deceased, and also filed in said Court a Petition for Probate of Will
praying for the probate of said Will and asking that Letters Testamentary issue to Virgie
Ann Mosley, the personal representative named in the deceased’s Will.
Notice is hereby given that on the 15th day of May, 2013, at 11:00 o’clock a.m. in the
District Courtroom of the Pontotoc County Courthouse situated in Ada, Oklahoma, the
Petition for Probate of Will will be heard, and at that time all persons interested in said
estate may appear and show cause, if any they have, why said Petition for Probate of
Will should not be granted.
Witness my hand this 26th day of April, 2013.
The Town of Allen has declared surplus and will be selling at public auction, 60 2’x4’
/s/ Thomas
S. Landrith
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light
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JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT Sale to be held May 11th, 2 miles south of Allen on Highway 48, sale begins at 10:00
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www.oklahomahonorflights.org • (405) 259-9000
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P.O. Box 190
Ada, OK 74821-0190
Attorney for Personal Representative
(Published in The Allen Advocate on May 2 and 9, 2013)
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LEGAL NOTICE
OF PONTOTOC COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Case No. CV-2013-53
PORTABLE OUTDOOR BUILDINGS. Sheds,
Storage Barns & more. No Credit Check. Low R. SUSAN RUSSELL, CHERYL D. DIMAMBRO, MARK M. ABBOTT and RHONDA
monthly payments. FREE Delivery. No Deposit.L. SELLERS, Plaintiffs,
As low as $58 per month. www.qbi-ok.com 877- -vsThe Heirs, Executors, Administrators, Devisees, Trustees, and Assigns, and the
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unknown Successors of W.L. BOWERS, a/k/a WILLIS L. BOWERS, MARTHA V. BOWMOBILE HOMES WITH LAND. Ready to move in.ERS, and WILLARD H. BOWERS, all deceased, Defendants.
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Owner Financing with approved credit. 3Br 2Ba.
No renters. 918-615-0293 LandHomesExpress. STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
The heirs, executors, administrators, devisees, trustees and assigns, and the uncom
known successors of W.L. BOWERS, a/k/a WILLIS L. BOWERS, MARTHA V. BOWERS,
WILLARD H. BOWERS, all deceased.
CAREER TRAINING/EDUCATION andYou
the Defendants above named are hereby notified that you have been sued by
the above named Plaintiffs in the above entitled action in the District Court of Pontotoc
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Aviation Institute of Maintenance 866-802-6655.
in said action, quieting title to the following described real property in Pontotoc County,
State of Oklahoma, to-wit:
STEEL BUILDINGS
All of Lots 15 and 16 in Block 29 of the Original Townsite of Ada, Oklahoma.
and judicially determining the heirship of W.L. Bowers, also known as Willis L. BowSTEEL BUILDINGS for HOMES & Garages Save
ers, Martha V. Bowers, and Willard H. Bowers, all deceased.
THOUSANDS, LOW monthly Payments, MAKE
WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court this 29th day of April 2013.
OFFER on Clearance Orders 40x60, 30x36,
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LEGAL NOTICE
IN AND FOR
PONTOTOC COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Case No. PB-2013-35
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
LETITIA ARMSTRONG, DECEASED.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Letitia Armstrong, deceased, are required
to present the same, with a description of
all security interests and other collateral
(if any) held by each creditor with respect
to such claim, to Lynda Hughes, Personal
Representative at the offices of her attorney, Denver N. Davison, P. O. Box 1219,
Ada, Oklahoma 74821, on or before the
following presentment date: June 22,
2013, or the same will be forever barred.
DATED this 22nd day of April, 2013.
s/Denver N. Davison_
DENVER N. DAVISON, OBA #2229
P. O. Box 1219
Ada, Ok 74821
ATTORNEY FOR
PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
April 25 and May 2, 2013)
LEGAL NOTICE
WITHIN AND FOR
PONTOTOC COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Case No. P-98-35
In the Matter of the Estate of LEONARD
EDWARD CAMPBELL, Deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING
Notice is hereby given that Ada Title and
Trust Company, Personal Representative
of the estate of LEONARD EDWARD
CAMPBELL, deceased, having filed in
this Court its First and Final Account of the
administration of said estate, and Petition
for allowance of same, determination of
heirs, distribution of estate, approval of
attorney’s fees, costs and expenses and
final discharge of said Personal Representative, the hearing of same has been set
by the Court for the 20th day of May 2013,
at 9:00 a.m., in the District Court of Pontotoc County, located in Ada, Oklahoma.
All persons interested in said estate are
hereby notified to then and there appear
and show cause, if any they have, why
said account should not be settled and
allowed, the heirs determined, attorney’s
fees, costs and expenses approved, said
estate distributed, and the Personal Representative discharged.
Signed this 26 day of April 2013.
Thomas S. Landrith
Bryan W. Morris, OBA#14591
Braly, Braly, Speed & Morris
201 W. 14th Street
PO Box 2739
Ada, OK 74821
Telephone: 580-436-0871
Facsimile: 580-436-0889
Attorneys for Personal Representative
May 2 and 9, 2013)
LEGAL NOTICE
OF PONTOTOC COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Case No. PB-2013-36
In the Matter of the Estate of CLAUDE
DAVID PARRISH, Deceased.
COMBINED NOTICE
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION
AND
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
ACCOUNTING, DETERMINATION
OF HEIRSHIP, DISTRIBUTION AND
DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested in the estate of CLAUDE DAVID PARRISH who died May 6, 2010,
while residing at Ft. Morgan, Morgan
County, Colorado, hereinafter referred
to as Decedent, that Lynn D. Parrish,
surviving spouse of Decedent, filed in
the District Court of Pontotoc County,
Oklahoma, a Petition praying for the Summary Administration of the estate and for
the appointment of W. F. Parrish, Jr. as
Personal Representative. The total value
of the estate of Decedent as set forth in
the Petition is $3,400.00. This Combined
Notice is given pursuant to the Order of
this Court entered on this date.
Claude David Parrish, deceased, are
required to present the same with a description of all security interests and other
collateral (if any) held by each creditor with
respect to such claim, to W. F. Parrish, Jr.,
Personal Representative at the offices of
Gregory S. Taylor, 115 S. Broadway, P.O.
Box 1737, Ada, Oklahoma 74821, attorney
for Personal Representative, on or before
the following presentment date: The 20th
day of May, 2013, or the same will be
forever barred.
All persons interested in the estate
of said decedent are hereby directed to
appear in Courtroom #315 of the District
Court of Pontotoc County, State of Oklahoma, on the 25th day of June, 2013, at
9:00 a.m., at which time the Petition will
be heard. Objections to the Petition must
be filed not less than ten days before the
hearing and a copy mailed to Petitioner
in care of his attorney at the address
shown above, or any objections shall be
deemed waived. If an objection is timely
filed, the Court will determine at the hearing whether Summary Administration
proceedings are appropriate and, if so,
whether the estate will be distributed and
to whom the estate will be distributed. The
final accounting and a petition for distribution will be filed on or before the 3rd day of
June, 2013.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this 18th day of April,
2013.
s) Thomas S. Landrith
s) Gregory S. Taylor
Gregory S. Taylor
115 S. Broadway
Ada, OK 74820
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