Moss Reunion Full of Memories

Holdenville TRIBUNE
VOLUME 13, NUMBER 14 HUGHES COUNTY, OKLAHOMA 1 SECTION 50¢ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2013
Moss Reunion Full of Memories
Did Women’s Lib Begin At Moss?
To say that Moss School in the
forties was conservative is an understatement. It was appropriate that
it be. The people in the community
were poor, requiring that the school
be financially conservative. The
families were decidedly Christian in
their daily lives. Guy Weber was a
JOHNNY JAY AND CAROL YARBROUGH
perfect fit as superintendent. Teachers
were not allowed to smoke, though
some did. They didn’t think we knew
about it. But we did. A pregnant
teacher could not teach. I suppose
they didn’t want us to know where
babies came from. A student could
not utter one profane word without
getting into trouble. And if he or she
got into trouble at school, he was in
worse trouble when he got home.
No one ever, ever, sassed a teacher.
And then Geneva Jo Davis came
to Moss and handled all music programs. She was perhaps the best music teacher to ever teach anywhere
in Oklahoma. Students and parents
loved her. She could bring out the
best in any music student.
But conservative she was not. She
seemed to enjoy teaching music, and
she and her students had fun. In fact,
Miss Davis enjoyed all of life. She
was the most liberated woman I have
known. Then or since. And she did
not take supervision well. Administration was about half way afraid
to tangle with her. She marched
to her own music and to that only.
Once day Superintendent Weber
called her into his office and closed
the door. He sat down at his desk, was
quiet for a moment while he decided
how to best approach the subject.
“Miss....ah...Miss Davis,” he began cautiously, “It s
been reported that you smoke.”
“Yes,” she said quickly before he could continue. She leaned
over the desk and looked him directly in the eye. “And I drink
and sometimes tell dirty jokes.”
Mr. Weber rearranged the tiny
chew of tobacco that he kept secretly (?) hidden in his jaw, and
looked away from her. Finally,
he stood as if to dismiss her and
said, “Well...I knew there wasn’t
anything to it, but I had to ask.”
Clayton Adair, Class of 1954 (Clayton attended Moss 1942-53 and graduated from Holdenville - 1954) MRS. CLIFFORD & JOAN (TAYLOR) BUTLER
JOHNNY AND PAT ROBERTS
ELTON AND ROSE CLARK
SIBLINGS MARY ANN ROBERTS, GERALD ROBERTS AND KATHERYN ROBERTS
PATSY (ROGERS) SEPEDA
CAROLYN, DONNA, JOVAUGHN AND BILL KIBBY
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Several Alumni reunions are slated within the next few months. With that in
mind, we thought this would be a perfect time to share one of our favorite “alumni”
articles. A special thanks to my mother-in-law, Beth Leewright, for sending this to
me.
Lunch With The Girls
A group of 15-year-old girlfriends discussed where to meet for dinner. Finally, they agreed to meet at the Dairy Queen, next door to the
Ocean View restaurant, because they had only $6.00 among them
and Brad Johnson, the cute boy in Social Studies, lived on that street.
10 years later, the group of 25-year-old girlfriends discussed where to meet for
dinner. Finally, they agreed to meet at the Ocean View restaurant, because the
beer was cheap, the restaurant offered free snacks, the band was good, there was
no cover charge, and there were lots of cute guys.
10 years later, the group of 35-year-old girlfriends discussed where to
meet for dinner. Finally, they agreed to meet at the Ocean View restaurant, because the cosmos were good, it was right near the gym and,
if they went late enough, there wouldn’t be too many whiny little kids.
10 years later, the group of 55-year-old girlfriends discussed where to
meet for dinner. Finally, they agreed to meet at the Ocean View restaurant, because the prices were reasonable, the wine list was good,
the restaurant
had windows that opened (in case of hot flashes),
and they served fish which is good for your cholesterol.
10 years later, the group of 65-year-old girlfriends discussed where to meet for
dinner. Finally, they agreed to meet at the Ocean View restaurant, because the
lighting was good, and the restaurant had a senior citizen discount.
10 years later, the group of 75-year-old girlfriends discussed where to meet
for dinner. Finally, they agreed to meet at the Ocean View restaurant, because
the food was not too spicy, and the restaurant was handicapped-accessible.
10 years later, the group of 85-year-old girlfriends discussed where to meet for
dinner. Finally, they agreed to meet at the Ocean View restaurant, because they
had never been there before.
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Moss Memories Shared by Lou Anne Allen
The cistern we had to dig, as
we could not find water. My Dad
and Uncle dug the cistern with
an old pulley to haul up the yellow clay. One morning Dad went
down to dig, my Uncle was late
and Mother and I could not haul
him up. He ran out of air, nearly
fainted before my uncle showed
up. With half pipes along the
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EDDIE & MARY ANN PUCKETT
edge of the roof, it caught rain
water. We would lower our milk
and butter down near the water to keep it cool. We also had
a rain barrel that we used for
cooking and washing needs.
Trading eggs or old batteries for the Capper’s Weekly paper. Selling Cloverine
salve. Making snow ice cream.
Watermelons,
the
price
dropped, so we hauled them up to
the barn, busted them ate the hearts
and feeding the rest to every animal on the place. Chickens, ducks,
dogs, cows, horses and hogs.
The bee tree we called a man
to cut in the winter time. They
were small black mean bees.
The man said meanest he
had seen. Being a small kid, I
got too close, they got after me,
got into my flaming red hair.
My Dad chased me down and
picked them out of my hair.
The flying squirrel and the adder snake at the cucumber patch.
Clearing the land of scrub
timber for a penny each.
Of the mules we borrowed
from Ancel Fairbanks the first
year on the farm, Nig and Blue.
We planted sorghum and made
molasses, with a mule pulling
the grist? what ever you call it.
The milk cow who would
not allow a man to milk her.
Guernsey, gave the creamiest
milk I ever saw. Loved to wake
up in the morning and break
the ice off the milk and drink
it. (that’s inside the house, too)
We would heat flat irons on
the old wood stove, wrap them
in newspapers and put them under the covers, at the foot of
the bed. Spent many nights, unwrapping them with my toes.
How the creek rose and my
uncle swung across, “Tarzan
style”, lost his knife, in the creek,
searched for it, could not find it,
Got so angry he threw the scabbard in, when the water went down
he found the knife, but the water
had carried the scabbard away.
How Grandmother Strickland
sold eggs at Holdenville, then
took me to the drug store, ordered
a pint of Black Walnut ice cream,
which was served, in the carton,
cut in half and placed on a saucer.
How my Dad would let me ride
astride the lights on the old Model
A Ford all the way to Calvin at
40 miles an hour. What a rush!!
How my Dad jacked the back
wheel of the Ford off the ground,
attached a belt and pulley to same
and cut wood. Which we packed
into the back (seat taken out) of
the car and delivered to folks.
One person we delivered to was
Mrs. Gofourth, across from the
gas station-store, that had the sign “TURN IN AT TURNERS AND
FILL UP WITH PHILLIPS.” Mrs. Gofourth had one bad leg.
She used an old cane bottom chair
to get around. It was cold winter
time when we delivered to her,
and she had her quilt racks up, and
chickens were roosting on them. :)
Lou Anne Allen, Attended Moss
Schools from the 3rd. - 6th.
Grades.
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Flowers
&
Service Held for Terry Lynn Smith
Terry Lynn Smith of Holdenville, Oklahoma
son Kade of the home; step-daughter Brook Arpassed away on March 14, 2013 at Holdenville
thur of Okemah; three brothers, Wilmer Smith
General Hospital. He was born on October 14,
and wife Rosa of Agra, Danny Smith and wife
1963 at Chandler, Oklahoma to James and FrieLouise of Perkins, and James Smith and wife
da Smith.
Liz of Maud; four sisters, Phyllis Starling and
Terry graduated from Carney
husband Dan of Carney, Patty HarHigh School at Carney, Oklahoris and husband Gary of Choctaw,
ma in 1981. He went on to earn
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on May 8, 1993 for Teaching
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earned his Masters of Education
of Holdenville; sisters-in-law,
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in 2007 at East Central UniverCarolyn Smith; brother-in-law,
sity. Terry Began teaching at
Dennis Griffith; and many niecHoldenville Schools in August
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and
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in death.
1946 in Wetumka to Lindy BarSurvivors include his wife,
nett and died March 18, 2013 in
Eliza, of the home; three chilOklahoma City at the age of 66.
dren, Gail Dixon and husband
Spending his early years in WeWarren of Farmington, NM.,
tumka, he later attended SequoyLegus Barnett and wife Mary
ah Boarding School in Tahlequah.
of Holdenville and Lisa King
While there, he participated in
and husband Clint of Seminole;
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one brother, Clayton Buckley of
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Wetumka; one sister, Mahaley
Barnett entered the United States
Harjo of Oklahoma; 10 grandArmy and honorably served his
children, four great grandchilcountry during the Vietnam condren, along with several nieces
flict. Following his discharge, he
and nephews, other relatives and
returned to Wetumka where he
many friends.
married Eliza Harjo. They made the Wetumka
Interment will follow services at the Johnson
area their lifelong home. Mr. Barnett made a livFamily Cemetery under the direction of Wiling as a self-employed roofer.
liamson-Spradlin Funeral Home of Wetumka.
He was a member of the Sand Creek Eufaula
Service Held for Audrey Arna Ellis
Audrey Arna Ellis passed
away in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on Saturday evening,
March 9, 2013 at the age of 80
years. Audrey was the daughter of
Gerald Carveth & Lois (Digman) Carveth, born on December 1, 1932, in Chicago,
Illinois. She was raised and attended schools in the Chicago
area, and moved to Bloomington, Illinois to attend Illinois
State University. She met William R. Sarver there, and was
married to him in Chicago in
1956. They were the parents of
three children, Douglas, Daniel,
and Sandra. They lived for 23
years in St. Francis, Wisconsin,
where Audrey worked for many
years as a school librarian and
secretary. She later married
Francis J. Ellis and worked as
a legal secretary in Perryville,
Arkansas, their home for more
than 20 years.
Audrey loved painting, particularly the intricate combining of scrolls, flowers, and
woodcarving designs in the elegant art known as rosemaling. She loved nature and the outdoors, gardening, fishing and
hiking, and knew the identity
of the surrounding plants, animals and birds. She loved her
dog, Susie, the last in a long
line that she enjoyed taking
care of. She loved people, and
spending time with her friends
at church, at the art studio, and
her colleagues at the Perryville
Partners in Progress. She loved
her family, and was blessed to
enjoy her grandchildren and
great grandchildren.
She is preceded in death by
her father, Gerald Carveth and
her mother, Lois Bartels, husband Francis Ellis, and one
stepbrother, Clark Carveth.
She is survived by three
children: Douglas Sarver of
St. Francis, Wisconsin, Daniel Sarver and wife Jenny, of
Burlington, Wisconsin, San-
dra Odum and husband Mark,
of Holdenville, Oklahoma; six
grandchildren: Elizabeth Stallcup and Nathaniel Odum, both
of Holdenville, Natania Smith
of Saltillo, Mississippi, Bryce
Sarver, Brett Sarver, and Blake
Sarver, all of Burlington, Wisconsin; four great grandchildren: Evan, Tyler, Samuel, and
Zachary; two brothers, Peter
Carveth of Mountain Home,
Arkansas, and John Carveth of
Lakewood, Colorado; numerous nieces and nephews, other
relatives and many friends.
Funeral services were held
on Thursday, March 14, 2013,
with visitation at Fisher Funeral Home’s Lillye Chapel from
10:00 a.m. to 12:00, followed by
graveside services in the Holdenville Cemetery at 12:30 p.m. Pallbearers were Doug Sarver,
Dan Sarver, Nathaniel Odum,
Bryce Sarver, Brett Sarver, and
Blake Sarver. Honorary pallbearers were Peter Carveth and
John Carveth.
Services were under direction of Fisher Funeral Home
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THE RED HATTERS ENJOYED A TRIP TO BLONDIES TRUCK STOP THIS PAST WEEKEND. Those attending were (standing left to right) Margie
Mairel, Joyce Yates, Lynn Marquis, Naomi Tomlinson, Sharon Dilday and Shirley Harkey. (seated) Wynema Morrow, Randa Phillips and Phyllis Brantley.
Red Hat Ladies Visit Blondie’s Truck Stop
Blondie’s? Where is Blondie’s?? It is at Horn Corner and it
is the neatest little sandwich shop
in town...Horn Town that is! Nine
Red Hat Ladies had their monthly meeting there and as you may
know, we always go where there
is food! And there was plenty of
it! I think that everyone ordered
something different and it was all
very good!
After Naomi blessed our food,
we all began to chow down! Then she and Randa began the
games. With Easter just around
the corner, Randa had brought
plastic Easter eggs with not only
candy in them, but a Title that
you could either draw or act out. Shirley got so excited trying to
explain her drawing of “Pot of
gold at the end of the rainbow”
that she knocked over her water. What was in your water, Shirley? That only added to more laughter!! Naomi won for her version
of a “Leprechaun” and Shirley
placed 2nd. We drew for Naomi’s
gift which she had brought and
was won by Wynema. It was a
cute statute of a Victorian woman. Shirley added to our gifts
with homemade chocolate chip
cookies! Outstanding!
What better way to spend a
Saturday than with good food,
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Mairel, Joyce Yates, Lynn Marquis, Naomi Tomlinson, Sharon
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Phyllis Brantley. We missed the
rest of our group especially Sue
Wood with her kazoo. We didn’t
dare try to sing since we didn’t
have her kazoo there to accompany us. That might have been
a big disaster! Oh, well! Tomorrow is another day. Or should
I say, we will try it again next
month when we meet at Sharon
Dilday’s house. Mr. Wendell has
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Game Night News
We were small on numbers but
large on laughter and fellowship! Joyce Yates brought a large pizza
that added to growling stomachs
and Geraldine Ingram brought Girl
Scout cookies for our sweet tooth. Thanks ladies!
Since we only had 7 ladies,
we drew colored marbles for partners with the red ones sitting out. Rusty Jones decided that she was
really more tired than she realized
and she went home. The other two
remaining played straight dominoes.
Those playing “Moon” were
Sue Wood and Joyce Yates. They
won one game. Sharon Dilday
and Lynn Marquis won one game. The big winners of the evening
Service Monday
For Bobby Gene Babb
Bobby Gene Babb of McAlester,
Oklahoma died March 18, 2013 at St.
Francis Hospital, Tulsa, Oklahoma at
the age of 80.
Bob was born November 20, 1932
in Holdenville, Oklahoma to Eugene
Garfield Babb and Neoma Ruth (Venable) Babb.
He joined the United States Army
January 27, 1953 and served his country in the Korean
War. After being Honorably
Discharged he
married Bonnie
Garner on October 17, 1956 in
Ada, Oklahoma.
They had three
children, Robert, Debbie and
Chris. He later
married
Vern
Oriece
Shed
on January 3,
1969. Together
they had a son,
Britt and he was
blessed with a step-daughter, Bettina.
Bob owned the Skelly Service
Station at the corner of Strong and
Carl Albert and worked as a service
manager for several years in the
automotive dealerships: Buick and
Pontiac in McAlester, Toyota Dealership in Lawton and Perry Ford in
Holdenville. He later worked at B &
K Marine as a boat technician until
his retirement. Although Bob had retired, his customers stayed very loyal
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their boats, and so he decided to start
his own business at his home. Bob
always believed in being honest and
fair to his customers and this is why
he was such a successful businessman.
He enjoyed family visits and
spending time together, coon hunting, fishing and tinkering with things.
He enjoyed the
challenge of fixing and putting
things back together.
Bob is survived by his wife,
Oriece Babb of
the home; sons,
Robert Babb and
wife, Donna of
Holdenville, OK,
and Britt Babb
and wife, Erica
of Pryor, OK;
daughter, Debbie Babb of Ft.
Worth, TX; stepdaughter, Bettina
Mangrum and husband, Darrell of
The Colony, TX; brothers, Jack Babb
and wife, Sue of Holdenville, OK,
Wayne Babb and Sherrie of Holdenville, OK, and John Babb and wife,
Pam of Holdenville, OK; sisters, Marie Grimes of Holdenville, OK, Fern
Shockley of Holdenville, OK, and
Jane Meyer of Oklahoma City, OK;
grandchildren, Jesse Babb of Holdenville, OK, Misty Vanston and husband, Joe of Comanche, OK, Brandy
Babb of Duncan, OK, Hayden Babb
and Hadley Babb of Pryor, OK,
Tammy Smolinski and husband, Joe
of Ft. Worth TX, Courtney Hammers
of McAlester, OK, and Troy Hammers of Dallas, TX and eight great
grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his
parents; son, Chris Babb; grandsons, Jeremy Fincher and Derrick
Hammers; brothers, Billy, Ray and
Homer Babb.
Funeral services will be 10:00
a.m. Monday, March 25, 2013 at
Chaney’s Memorial Chapel, McAlester, OK with Pastor Larry Jones
officiating. Interment will be in
Holdenville Cemetery, Holdenville,
OK.
Visitation will be 1-8 p.m. Sunday,
March 24, 2013 at Chaney-Harkins
Funeral Home.
Funeral arrangements are entrusted to Chaney-Harkins Funeral
Home, McAlester, OK.
HOLDENVILLE TRIBUNE—MARCH 20, 2013—PAGE B-1
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Spring break really played a big
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Dayna’s Desk
A few weeks ago I received a great picture of Carroll Prince and a
fellow pilot friend of his. This is a great picture and I wanted to share it
with you this week. I’m not completely sure, but I think Carroll learned
a lot about aviation from this special friend of his. Thanks for sharing,
Carroll!!
—DD—
We had a nice visit with our good friend Fred Vines this past Friday.
He was in town visiting and stopped by for a chat.
He said he really enjoyed the article by Johnnie Wingo that we
featured recently. He said he went to school with Johnnie’s sisters, but
Johnnie was younger than he. When Fred read the article he said he
could see everything she described in his mind.
We always enjoy visiting with you Fred. Thanks for stopping by!
—DD—
My mother, Beth Leewright called to give me a couple of corrections
on my column last week.
First of all, Alta Wyrick was not C.C. Johnson’s daughter, she was
his daughter-in-law. I guess Bill and I have always thought of her as
his daughter. Second, pastoring was misspelled and the reason for this
is Microsoft Word changes this word every time it is typed. I guess
pastoring is not a word in the Microsoft Word dictionary and when I
get smart enough to know how to add it, I’m going to do that!!
Thank you, Mother!!
—DD—
Happy Birthday to two special friends, Dusty and Deana Irons,
who celebrated their birthdays on Tuesday, March 19th. Hope you had
a wonderful day!!
—DD—
We received an email from our good friend John Pannell with a
great story about Cousin Carl. I laughed until I almost cried when I
read it, but I’m sure at the time John wasn’t laughing at all.
Dear Bill and Dayna,
Your Cousin Carl article brought back several good memories.
During the time Bill Anderson was in Holdenville I worked at the
Hudson Funeral Home. Often when Jim and Jean Phillips were gone
for the evening I would stay in the office to greet visitors until around
10:00 PM. One evening while there I was in the back for some reason
and I heard the bell, indicating that someone had came in the front door.
I hurried up to the front ready to greet a visitor and there was no one in
sight. I heard a noise behind me and turned to see, in the shadows, a
rather tall lady, in high heels, a full length coat and a scarf around her
head and tied at the chin. I’m sure I almost left my skin at that moment.
The lady stepped out of the shadows and tells me a story of how her
father had passed away in some town in Arkansas and how she needed
Continued on Page B-3
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF HUGHES COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Case No. FB-2013-001
IN THE MATTER OF THE APPROVAL OF OIL AND GAS LEASE BY RESTRICTED
INDIAN HEIR OF LONNIE MCGIRT, FULL BLOOD CREEK INDIAN, ROLL NO. 7284,
Five Wes Watkins Technology Center students in the Architecture/Construction and Service Careers/Carpentry career majors were selected to receive OKLAHOMA
STATE HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPS for the spring 2013 semester. Left to right, Daniel P. Harvey, Okemah; Vance A. Contrestano, Holdenville; Timothy
L. Odum, Holdenville; David W. Broomhall, Wetumka; Jeffrey D. McCoy, Holdenville.
DECEASED.
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR APPROVAL OF OIL AND GAS LEASES
Notice is hereby given that on the 13th day of March, 2013, Josephine McGirt, being
not less than one-half degree Indian blood of the Five Civilized Tribes, filed her verified
Petition herein praying for the approval of her executed Oil and Gas Lease for a term of
three years and as long thereafter as oil, gas and other minerals are produced in paying
quantities, upon all her right, title and interest in and to the oil, gas and other minerals and
mineral rights in, to and under the following described lands, said lands being a portion of
the allotment of Lonnie McGirt, full blood Creek Indian, Roll No. 7284, deceased, to-wit:
The Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (SW/4 NE/4), and the Northeast
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (NE/4 NE/4), and the West Half of the Southeast Quarter
of the Northeast Quarter (W/2 SE/4 NE/4) of Section Fifteen (15), Township Seven (7)
North, and Range Eleven (11) East.
to Meadows Oil & Gas Corp. for a cash bonus consideration of $325.00 per acre, paidup, which Lease provides for a 3/16th royalty for Petitioner’s interest and a three year
term, and said Petition has been set for hearing on the 9th day of May, 2013, at 10:00
a.m. in the District Courtroom of the Hughes County Courthouse, Holdenville, Oklahoma,
at which time and place competitive bidding will be had thereon in open court and the Oil
and Gas Lease, as above described, will be approved in the above named lessee, or in
the name of the person paying the highest and best cash sum therefore, plus attorney
fees and court costs.
Dated this 13th day of March, 2013.
_B. Gordon Allen_
JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT
Jennifer E. Krieg, OBA #21009
ST. JOHN, GRIFFIN, & KRIEG, P.L.L.C.
1219 Classen Drive
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73103
(405) 242-2700/FAX (405) 600-3400
ATTORNEYS FOR PETITIONER
(Published in The Holdenville Tribune on March 20, 2013)
Eighteen students were the recipients of the Wes Watkins Area Vo-Tech Foundation scholarships which are awarded
to students enrolled in career majors at WWTC. Students were awarded $300 on March 11, and were selected by application, essay and grades. Scholarship recipient left to right, back row, Shawna L. Groves, Wewoka; Leah R. Fixico, Wewoka; Amanda L. Streater, Wewoka; Victoria L. Pereyra,
Seminole; Erika M. Grammer, Okmulgee; Melissa S. Bagy, Wetumka; Peighton L. Bishop, Wewoka; Braxton B. Henderson, Eufaula; Lois E. Crisp,
Henryetta; Jeffrey D. McCoy, Holdenville; Courtney A. King, Okemah. Sitting, Tafv Coachman, Wetumka; Amanda G. Walker, Holdenville; Ronalda E.
Williams, Wewoka; Cynthia T. Angel, Henryetta; Mai A.M. Le, Wewoka. Not pictured, Wilma S. Barnett, Okemah; Hyatt V. Herrod, Wetumka.
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from
Dayna’s Desk
Continued from Page B-2
to get him to Holdenville and how
she didn’t have the money and
what was she going to do. She
tried, on several occasions, to
hug me and I skillfully avoided
her. During this whole story, I
tried to tell her that I needed to
call Mr. Phillips and he would
have the answers she needed. The
lady wouldn’t let me get close
to the phone as she would either
grab me or step in the way or try
to show me some paper she had.
This went on for about 20 minutes
until Mr. Phillips came into the
front door of the funeral home.
He had a big smile on his face
and tried to keep the farce going
but he couldn’t help laughing.
The tall lady of course was Bill
Anderson, dressed in drag. After
I went though several emotions I
did see the humor in the situation.
Bill Anderson had a great sense of
humor, as did Jim Phillips. Maybe
I was an easy target too.
John Pannell
—0—
We also received a note last
Wednesday, March 13, from
LaVerne Mackey Barnes that I
wanted to share with you.
Dear HHS Classmates,
I spoke with Janette Hughes
this morning and was told that
Neal passed away last night. If
you would like to send her a card
the address is
Janette Hughes
4801 N. Hills Blvd
Apt # 606
North Little Rock,Arkansas
72116
Also Bert Frederick’s wife is
in the hospital, so please remember
her in your prayers.
Thank you
LaVerne Mackey Barnes
Note: LaVerne has been
having some health problems
and recently had a pacemaker
implanted. She is doing well, but
please keep her in your prayers.
—0—
It was good to hear from 1955
HHS graduate Bill Bryan. He
identified more of the names on
our mystery photo and I wanted
to share them with you. Between
David Dossett and him we have
most of the names.
Your Mystery Photo is, I think,
my 3rd grade class at Central
School.
Here are the names I
remember:
Bottom row(from left): Bobby
Auten, Fred Fehney(Snyder),
David Dossett, Pat Cotton, Norma
Jo Dishnan
Row 2: Robert Throtmorten,
Mary Funk(I think), Janice
Sanders(Ithink), Lyn Maddox,
Sarah Howell, Bill Bryan(Me), ??
Row 3: ??, Roger Sweeney,
??, Mary Dell Pound, Barbara
Gordon, Suzanne Bartlett, ??
Top Row: ??, ??, ??, teacher
Willie Belle Adams, Twila Marsh,
Peggy Phillips, Johnny Lee
Bryne
I think the picture was taken
in 1946 or ’47.
I am pretty sure of the first
row. Bobby Auten was an All
State tackle from Ada, now retired
coach in the Dallas area. Tommy
Ball retired from the Navy, and
died several years ago. David
Dossett was in the Air Force.
Pat Cotton retired in California.
I have met Bobby Throtmorten’s cousin here in Oregon. Sarah
Howell is in Houston, and I am
next to her. Roger Sweeney is in
your area somewhere. While in
the Navy, I followed his chalk
written signs all over the Western
Pacific saying “Roger Sweeney
was here” but I never caught up
with him. Mary Dell Pound is
in Moore. Barbara Gorden in
Norman, Suzanne Bartlett is in the
Denver area and Peggy Phillips
is in OKC or Washington D.C.
The only names I am not sure of
are Mary Funk, Janice Sanders,
Twila Marsh and Johnny Lee
Bruner.
I know Barbara Gordon is in
Holdenville a lot and you know
her. I would bet she can name
them all
Bill Bryan, Eugene Oregon,
HHS Class of 1955
“Go Ducks”!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
—0—
I received an email from Len
Pruitt, HHS class of ’59. He tells
an incredible story about a hayride
he was on that almost became a
major tragedy. Thanks for sharing,
Len!
Hi Bill and Dayna,
Another story from the list of
girls names in the 4-H group for
the year was 1951. I had mentioned
the Jones brothers and the Moline
tractors. Marquitta Jones has a
cousin Ruby Jones that was a HHS
graduate 1958. I think Marquitta
graduated from Wewoka in 1959 I
am not sure. The last time I saw her
she was older,still pretty, a cheer
leader and probably wouldn’t have
remembered me. I used to go to
their houses with my dad when I
was a little guy. The Jones brothers
had good mink dogs, my dad also
did, mostly blue tick hounds. They
hunted mink in the winter season,
farmed in the summer. This was
during world war two. I think they
made more hunting mink than
farming. The pelts sold for a lot
of money. Some days they would
make several hundred dollars
hunting. A days pay for most jobs
was about four dollars per day.This
is my connection to the Jones’ but
not the story.
The story is about a party
and hay ride at Ruby Jones
house. Ruby attended Yeager and
invited my sister Debbie and me
and probably twenty five or so
other kids from Yeager to attend.
I know all the other kids from
other schools would have yard
parties and hayrides. This one was
different. This was the mother
of all hayrides! We started out,
Ruby driving the tractor,the hay
wagon loaded with kids sitting on
bales of hay. We were singing and
laughing and having the best time
and Ruby was driving us along,
singing and laughing with us. We
came to a steep downhill grade
and Ruby forgot to stop and gear
the tractor down and over the hill
we went. Ruby took the tractor out
gear and tried to gear it down and
she couldn’t. Then she got on the
left brake and the rear tire just slid,
allowing the right tire to get ahead
and pull the tractor sideways
and allow the wagons left front
to come forward and almost get
up on top of the left rear tire.
Ruby looked back and saw what
was about to happen and got off
of the brake and we straightened
out but we were going faster by
the second. She tried again, same
result, rear tire slid, wagon came
forward to almost jack knife,Ruby
looked back and again got off
the brake. One of the older boys
walked the wagon tongue and got
behind Ruby and told her, our
only hope is to ride it out and that
we did.I have never held my sister
so tight and prayed so hard. All of
the kids on that wagon stayed on,
If any one had decided to jump
off and land on that rocky road
at that speed, would have been
killed or badly injured. By staying
on we ran the risk of the wagon
getting up on top of the rear tire
and flipping the tractor, pulling the
wagon over the top of the tractor
and all of us rolling down the
rocky hill together.To this day I
can’t name one Yeager kid on that
hayride except my sister Debbie
and Ruby Jones. I don’t remember
who walked the wagon tongue and
stood behind Ruby but I remember
them giving her directions.I do
remember my prayer. I said Lord
help us, Lord help us all and I
repeated my self until we came
to a safe stop. I have heard the
phrase. There are no Athiests in a
mine field. I know I can safely say
Town & Country Auto Inc.
there were absolutely no Athiests
on Ruby’s hay ride.Thanks to her
good driving and cool head she
avoided an absolute disaster. Oh
!!and the boy that stood behind
her and told her to not try and stop
the tractor to let it roll.
I dont know if our prayers
were answered that night or if God
helped Ruby do the right things to
save us all. I do know everyone
did the right thing. I just don’t
remember their names.
Len Pruitt HHS 1959
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LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF HUGHES COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Case No. PB-2013-14
In the Matter of the Estate of PAULINE
TOWNSEND OSBORN, Deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR PROBATE, APPOINTMENT OF
PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE,
DETERMINATION OF HEIRS,
AND ISSUANCE OF LETTERS
TESTAMENTARY
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
interested in the Estate of PAULINE
TOWNSEND OSBORN, Deceased, that on
the 18th day of March, 2013, Nada A. Bishop
filed in said Court her Petition that she be
appointed Personal Representative, that
the heirs of said decedent be determined
by the Court, and that Letters Testamentary
be issued to Nada A. Bishop.
THE COURT FINDS AND IT IS SO
ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED
that said Petition be heard on the 1st day of
April, 2013, at 2:30 o’clock p.m.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED
AND DECREED that notice of said hearing
be given to the heirs named in the Petition by
mailing a copy of said Notice with postage
prepaid thereon to each of said persons at
their places of residence at least ten (10)
days prior to the date of said hearing.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED
AND DECREED that a copy of said Notice
be published in a newspaper published in
this County at least ten (10) days prior to
the date of said hearing.
WITNESS my hand this 18th day of
March, 2013.
s) B. Gordon Allen
Judge of the District Court
Robert L. Irby
Butterworth, Irby & Irby, PLLC
P.O. Box 955
Holdenville, OK 74848
Telephone (405) 379-9891
Fax (405) 379-9852
(Published in The Holdenville Tribune on
March 20, 2013)
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LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF HUGHES COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Case No. FB-2013-2
IN THE MATTER OF THE APPROVAL OF
OIL AND GAS LEASE BY RESTRICTED
INDIAN HEIRS OF ANGELINE GOATE
SMITH, FULL BLOOD CREEK INDIAN,
ROLL NO. NB-659, DECEASED.
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR
APPROVAL OF OIL AND GAS LEASES
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
day of March, 2013, the heirs of Angeline
Goate Smith, Full Blood Creek Indian Roll
No. NB-659, being not less than one-half
degree Indian blood of the Five Civilized
Tribes, filed their verified Petition herein
praying for the approval of their executed
Oil and Gas Leases for a term of three years
and as long thereafter as oil, gas and other
minerals are produced in paying quantities,
upon all her right, title and interest in and
to the oil, gas and other minerals and
mineral rights in, to and under the following
described lands, said lands being a portion
of the allotment of Angeline Goate Smith,
Full Blood Creek Indian Roll No. NB-659,
deceased, to-wit:
The Northwest Quarter of the Northeast
Quarter (NW/4 NE/4) of Section Twentysix (26), Township Seven (7) North, and
Range Eleven (11) East.
The Northwest Quarter of the Southeast
Quarter (NE/4 SE/4) & the East Half of the
Southeast Quarter (E/2 SE/4) of Section
Thirty-Four (34), Township Seven (7) North,
and Range Eleven (11) East.
to Reagan Smith Energy Solutions,
Inc. for a cash bonus consideration of
$325.00 per acre, paid-up, which Lease
provides for a 3/16th royalty for Petitioner’s
interest and a three year term, and said
Petition has been set for hearing on the
9th day of May, 2013, at 10:00 a.m. in the
District Courtroom of the Hughes County
Courthouse, Holdenville, Oklahoma, at
which time and place competitive bidding
will be had thereon in open court and the
Oil and Gas Lease, as above described,
will be approved in the above named
lessee, or in the name of the person paying
the highest and best cash sum therefore,
plus attorney fees and court costs.
Dated this 18th day of March, 2013.
B. Gordon Allen
JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT
Jennifer E. Krieg, OBA #21009
ST. JOHN, GRIFFIN, & KRIEG, P.L.L.C.
1219 Classen Drive
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73103
(405) 242-2700/FAX (405) 600-3400
ATTORNEYS FOR PETITIONER
(Published in The Holdenville Tribune
on March 20, 2013)
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
IN AND FOR
HUGHES COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
CV-2013-15
In the Matter of the Petition of Tabitha Ann Brewer, by and through her father and next
friend Marcy Lee Mooney, to Change her Name.
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR CHANGE OF NAME
TAKE NOTICE that Tabitha Ann Brewer has filed in the District Court of Hughes County,
Oklahoma, her Petition to have her name changed from Tabitha Ann Brewer to Tabitha
Ann Mooney and that said matter has been scheduled for hearing before the Judge of
said court on April 5, 2013, at 10:00 o’clock A.M. in the Hughes County Courthouse,
Holdenville, Oklahoma.
Any person may file a written protest in this case at any time prior to the date set for
hearing as provided by 12 O.S. §1633.
DATED this March 18, 2013.
PATTY TILLEY, Court Clerk
By: Ashley Sanford
Deputy
Marcy Lee Mooney
Pro Se
3032 B 3815 Road
Lamar, Oklahoma 74850
(Published in The Holdenville Tribune on March 20, 2013)
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF HUGHES COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
CASE NO.: PB-13-12
In the Matter of the Estate of JUDY DUCKETT, Deceased.
COMBINED NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND NOTICE OF HEARING, FOR SUMMARY
ADMINISTRATION, DETERMINATION OF HEIRS AND DISTRIBUTION BY WILL
TO: All persons interested in the Estate of Judy Gay Duckett, Deceased
You are hereby notified that on the 7th day of March, 2013, the Petitioner, Bert Randall
Duckett, filed in the District Court of Hughes County, a Petition for Summary Administration,
Admit Will To Probate, Appointment of Special Administrator, and Determination of Heirs,
Devisees and Legatees & Distribution By Will.
The Petitioner has alleged that Judy Gay Duckett, Deceased, died testate on December
22, 2012, domiciled in and residing in Dustin, Hughes County, Oklahoma, and that the
total value of the Decedent’s property in Oklahoma is less than $175,000.00.
In an Order for Combined Notice entered on the 7th day of March, 2013, the Court
found that it should dispense with the regular Estate proceedings prescribed by law
and Order Combined Notice to Creditors and Hearing upon the Petition for Summary
Administration, Admission of Will to Probate, Approval of the Final Accounting, and
Petition for Determination of Heirs, Devisees and Legatees, and Distribution by Will.
Pursuant to the Order for Combined Notice, all creditors having claims against Judy
Gay Duckett, 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
Judy Gay Duckett Estate, c/o of the Law Office of Ken Chesnutt, Attorney at Law, PO Box
44, Holdenville, OK 7848, addressed to Ken Chesnutt, Attorney for Special Administrator,
on or before the following presentment date: April 17, 2013, or the same will be forever
barred.
Notice is also hereby given that a hearing will be held on the 23rd day of May, 2013, at
1:30 o’clock pm at the Hughes County Courthouse, Holdenville, Oklahoma, before Judge
B. Gordon Allen. At the hearing the Court will decide whether to approve the Petition for
Summary Administration and the Final Account and Admit the Will to probate, Petition for
Determination of Heirs, Devisees and Legatees, and Distribution of the Petition by Will.
The Final Account and Petition for Determination of Heirs, Devisees and Legatees and
Distribution will be filed herein on or before the 30th day of April, 2013.
You are hereby advised that you must file objections to the Petition for Summary
Administration and the Final Account and Admission of Will To Probate, Petition for
Determination of Heirs, Devisees and Legatees, and Distribution by Will at least ten (10)
days before the hearing, being no later than May 13, 2013, and send a copy to the
Petitioner in care of his Attorney, at his above stated address, or you will be deemed
to have waived any objections. If you have no objections, you need not appear at the
Hearing or make any filings with the Court.
If an objection is filed at least ten (10) days before the Hearing, the Court will determine
at the Hearing whether summary proceedings are appropriate and, if so, whether the
Estate will be distributed and to whom the Estate will be distributed.
Dated: March 7, 2013.
s) B. Gordon Allen
Honorable B. Gordon Allen
Associate District Judge
Ken Chesnutt, OBA#1649
Attorney for Petitioner
PO Box 44
Holdenville, OK 74848
Voice/Fax No: (405) 379-0000
(Published in The Holdenville Tribune on March 13 and 20, 2013)
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