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VOLUME 67 NUMBER 51 ALLEN, PONTOTOC COUNTY , OKLAHOMA 1 SECTION (USPS 543600) 50¢ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2014

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Bonfire & Pep RallyAbonfireandpeprallywillbeheldnextThursday,Sep-

tember18th,attheAllenfootballfieldparkinglot.Thefestivitiesstartat7:00p.m.Everyoneisinvitedandencouragedtocomeoutasup-

port theMustangs as theyprepare to take on theAlexLonghornsonFridaynight.

Just before press time we learned that Sue Edwards is still in critical condition but she is stable at the OU Medi-cal Center in Oklahoma City. Please keep her and Coy in your prayers.Three Peoplewere hos-

pitalized following a two-vehicleaccidentnearCalvinonSunday,September14th.PassengerSueEdwards,77,Holdenville,wastransportedbyMediFlighttoOUMedi-calCenter,where shewaslisted in critical conditionwithmultipleinjuries.Thedriver,CoyEdwards,80wasnotinjured.The driver of the second

vehicle,JenniferMayo,39,Wilburton,was transportedbyHughesCountyEMStoOUMedicalCenter,whereshewaslistedinseriousbutstable conditionwithmul-tiple injuries. Onepassen-ger,WymaMayo, 59,wasalso transportedbyHughesCountyEMStoOUMedicalCenter,whereshewaslistedin serious condition withmultipleinjuries.A 2-year-old passenger

in the second vehiclewastreated and released at thescene.

According to the Okla-homaHighway Patrol ac-cident report, the accidentoccurred at 11:56 a.m. onUSHighway 75 and EW139 Road approximatelytwomiles north ofCalvin.Thisreportstatesthatvehicleone, a 2008 4-doorCadil-lacdrivenbyEdwards,wasnorthboundonUS75.Thesecondvehicle,a2014Kia4-door, driven byMayo,was southboundonUS75.Vehicle one failed to yieldwhilemakingaleftturnontoCountyRoad 139 andwasstruckbyvehicletwoonthepassengerside.Vehicleonethen departed the roadwayto the left, pinning passen-ger one of vehicle two forapproximately 30minutesbefore being freed by theHoldenville Fire Depart-ment.Thecauseoftheaccident

wasduetoanimproperleftturn.Safetybeltswereinusebyalldriversandpassengers.Airbagswereequippedanddeployed in both vehicles.Theweatherwas cloudyatthe timeof theaccidentonthetwo-laneasphaltroad.

3 Injured in vehicleAccident Near Calvin

Three Allen 4-H members had entries at the Oklahoma State Fair. Congratulations to Will Kaminski for placing 1st with his Entomology entry. Also entering were Ab-bey Strong in the Junior Scrapbooking division and Gehrig Strong entered in Junior Art, Pencil.

Allen 6th grade student, Kylie Nemecek, won Reserve Grand Champion Steer and Reserve Grand Champion Jr. High Point Horse at the recent 2014 Pontotoc County Free Fair.

TheAllenMasonicLodgewillbehostingafundraiseronSun-day,October5th,tobenefitJohnHowry.Mr.Howrywasinjuredrecentlyinafarmaccident.Themealofchili,beans,cornbreadanddesserts,willbeserved

from11:00amto2:00pmatthelodgebuildingonWestBroadway.Donationswillbeaccepted.

Masonic Dinner to benefit Big John Howry

Senior players on the Allen Lady Mustang softball team will be ending 2014-15 fast pitch season this next week. Their last home game will be Monday, September 22nd, as they take on the New Lima Falconettes. Pictured here are Tessa Black, Savannah Brown, Meagan Beavert, Jessi Merriman and Brittnie Johnson.

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Allen FFA officers attended the recent COLT conference at McAlester. Going were (back) advisor Tyler Spencer, Jessi Merriman, Jesse Merriman, Meysa Dohlman, Rush Black and Tanner Jarrett; (front) southeast district vice president of Byng, Allen chapter president Meagan Beavert, and Gatlin Squires, Kingfisher, state FFA secretary.

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cersplannedandconductedthisyear’sconferencebasedon theme “Small Steps…Bigger Strides.” Electedofficersfromeachofthe78high school FFA chaptersinthesoutheastdistrictat-tended leadership trainingdesignedtoequipthemwithexcitingtoolsforcreatingasuccessfulchapter.Kelly Barnes,Norman,

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goodchaptersinthisstate,butwewanttomakeallofthemgreat chapters,” saidGarrett Reed, state FFApresident. “Wewant ourchapter officers to realizethatsmallstepsathebegin-ningoftheschoolyearcanleadtobigstridesatyear’send.It’sallaboutcreatingamoresuccessfulchapter.”

Officers attending fromtheAllen chapter werepresidentMeaganBeavert,vicepresidentJessiMerri-man,secretaryTannerJar-rett, treasurerRushBlack,reporter Jesse Rinehart,sentinelMeysaDohlman,andadvisorTylerSpencer.The FFA is an integral

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Jackson Lawson has been my friend for as long as I can remember. He was one of the finest Christian gentlemen I ever knew.

The first time I met him was at the Gerty Commu-nity Center. That day I played dominoes with Jackson, Preacher Miller and one other that I can’t remember.

Winning or losing didn’t matter to Jackson. He had fun playing and always had a smile.

In over a century of living he touched many lives and mine was one of them.

His life will not be remembered for how long he lived but for how he lived.

—CC—Recently Wayne Bullard, Kerry Caldwell and myself

had a great visit. I believe if the three of us were in charge of the country we could correct all of the prob-lems within a week.

Wayne was my mother’s favorite columnist (yes, that includes me). She wanted the Advocate every week to see what he had written.

The following Monday evening she would share his comments with the ladies at Domino Night.

Dayna and I will never forget the evening we dropped an Advocate and a Tribune by her house.

She was flipping thru the pages and then out of the blue looked up at us and said me and Wayne Bullard are the best parts of your papers.

I am sure it just slipped her mind that Dayna and I also write a column.

—CC— If you were not popular in school, count your blessings . .

. Thekidswhowere“cool”inmiddleschoolaren’tsocoolany-

more.That’swhatresearchersfoundinanewstudyexaminingthesocialstatusandbehaviorof175youngpeople,ages13to23,overadecade.Teenswhoimpressedtheirfriendsinmiddleschoolbecauseoftheirdaring,sometimesrebelliousbehaviorultimatelydevelopedmoresocialproblemslateron.Thestudy trackedmaleandfemaleadolescentsbeginning

atage13,askingthemaboutwhatresearcherscalled“pseudo-mature”behaviors,suchaswhethertheyhad“madeout”withboyfriendsorgirlfriends,snuckintoamovietheaterwithoutpaying,orstoleninexpensiveitems.Researchersalsoexam-inedwhethertheysoughtoutthemostattractiveclassmatesasfriends.Kidswhoengagedinthesebehaviorswereoftenratedasverypopularbytheirfriends.Whenthesubjectsreachedtheirearly20s,though,researchers

followedup,askingsimilarquestions.Itturnedoutthepopular-ityofkidswhoengagedinpseudomaturebehaviorsinmiddleschoolfadedquicklyastheygrewolder.Byearlyadulthoodtheirpeersratedthemaspoorathandlingfriendshipsandro-manticrelationships.Worse,theywere22percentmorelikelythanotherstocommitseriouscrimes,and45percentmorelikelytoexperienceproblemsrelatedtoalcoholordruguse.PublishedonlineinChild DevelopmentinJune,theresearch

suggestsanearlydrivetogainpopularityeventuallyleadssomeadolescentstomoreextreme,unhealthybehaviors.Kidswhogrewupwell-adjusted—even if theywere unpopularwhileyounger—probablybenefittedfromtimespentnotimpressingpeersbutdevelopinghealthyfriendshipswiththem.

—CC— One of the best articles I have read in a long time was writ-

ten by Teddy James . . . Conviction Costs

InNathanielHawthorne’smagnumopus,The Scarlet Letter,HesterPrynneisforcedtowearascarletAonherclothingasapublicdeclarationofhersin,adultery.ModernAmericahasanewscarletletter–I,forintolerant.Intoleranceisthegreatculturalsinofourday,andmanyareforcedtowearthescarletInotbecausetheywereobjectivelywrong,butbecausetheystoodfortheirbeliefs.JackPhillips,ownerofMasterpieceCakeshopinColorado,

wasaskedtomakeacakeforasamesexwedding.Hedeclinedforreligiousreasons.Forhisintolerance,thestateofColoradois requiringPhillips andhis employees to attend sensitivityseminars.PhillipsmustalsosubmitquarterlyreportstotheCivilRightsCommissionprovinghehasnotturnedawaycustomersbasedontheirsexualorientation.Refusaltocomplywiththepenanceforhisintolerancewilllandhiminjail.ElaineHuguenin, owner of Elaine Photography inNew

Mexico,was asked to photograph a same sex commitmentceremony. (NewMexicodoesnot recognize same sexmar-riage.)Shedeclinedforreligiousreasons.Forherintoleranceshewasfined$6,637.TheNewMexicoSupremeCourttoldherthatparticipatingintheceremony,evenifshedisagreedwithit,washer“priceforcitizenship.”BaronelleStutzman,ownerofArlene’sFlowersinWashing-

ton,wasaskedtomakeafloralarrangementforalong-timecustomer’ssamesexweddingceremony.Shedeclinedforreli-giousreasons.Forherintolerance,ifsheloseshercase,Stutz-mancanbeforcedtopayover$5,000,writealetterofapologytobepublishedinherlocalnewspaper,loseherbusiness,and(becausesheisalsobeingsuedpersonally)loseherhome.DanCathy,chiefoperatingofficerofChick-fil-A,saidinan

interviewthathisfamilysupportstraditionalmarriage.Forhisintolerance,peopleacrossthecountryboycottedthefastfoodchain, andBostonMayorThomasMenino,ChicagoMayorRahmEmanuelandSanFranciscoMayorEdwinM.Leeallstatedthechainwasnotwelcomeintheirrespectivecities.Manyinthemediaandculturetoldthesestoriesinaway

that labeled each business leader homophobic, bigoted and

intolerant. Listening to themedia, it would seem theyturned homosexual custom-ers awayonadailybasis. Itsounds as though the bakerwouldn’tevensellacupcaketoalesbian,thephotographerrefusedtotakeseniorpicturesofateenagehomosexual,andChick-fil-Arefusedtosellitsdeliciouswafflefriestoagaycouple.Asiscommonwithtoday’s

secularmedia,factsareoftenan inconvenient obstacle totheir liberal agenda. Thesecaseswere no exception. Intruth,Stutzmanhashiredsev-eral homosexual employeesthroughouther40-yearcareerand had several homosexualcustomers.Shehadbeenserv-ingRobIngersoll,amaninahomosexual relationship, foralmost 10 years. StutzmansaidIngersollwouldcomeinregularlywithideasforbou-quetsforhispartner.Ingersolland Stutzman had becomegood friendswho spoke toone another on a first-namebasis.Itwasn’tuntilheaskedher to celebrate hisweddingthatshehadtosaynotooneofhisrequests.Stutzmansaidwhen she told Ingersoll heseemed to understand, andthetwohuggedbeforehelefthershop.Oncehegothome,Ingersoll

tooktosocialmediawithhisstory. It didn’t take long forthe state attorney general togetwindofthestoryandfilesuitagainstStutzman.Shortlyafter,theACLUalsofiledsuit.Notcontenttojustpursueherbusiness,theattorneygeneralandtheACLUalsofiledasuitagainstherpersonally,puttingherhouseandpersonalassetsatrisk.Wearing the new scarlet I

isn’t enough for Stutzman.Her price may be her 40-year career, life savings andhome.Cathy experienced similar

ire.Hewas asked byAllanBlume, writer for BaptistPress, about his support of

traditionalmarriage.He an-swered,“Guiltyascharged.”Hewent on to say, “We areverymuch supportive of thefamily–thebiblicaldefinitionofthefamilyunit…Wewanttodoanythingwepossiblycantostrengthenfamilies.Weareverymuchcommittedtothat.Weintendtostaythecourse.Weknowthatitmightnotbepopularwith everyone, butthank theLord,we live in acountrywherewe can shareour values and operate onbiblicalprinciples.”Orsohethought.Days after the article ran

inBaptistPress,homosexualactivistsorganizedaboycott,andpoliticians spokeopenlythattheywoulddoeverythingintheirpowertokeepChick-fil-Aoutof their towns.Theculture’scollectiveangerwasinresponsetocompanypoli-ciesof“intolerance.”Itwasfueledbythecompanyleadersnot celebrating homosexualmarriage.

And the trend continues.Dr.BenCarson,whocame

tonationalattentionafterhisspeech at the 2013NationalPrayerBreakfast,wroteinhisbook,One Nation,thathewasinvitedtospeakduringacom-mencementceremonyatJohnsHopkinsSchoolofMedicineandJohnsHopkinsSchoolofEducation.He decided to withdraw

from both engagements be-cause of controversy sur-roundinghis viewson tradi-tionalmarriage.Whatwerehis intolerant views?DuringaninterviewwithSeanHan-nity,Carsonhad said, “Mar-riage is between aman andawoman.Nogroup,betheygays, be theyNAMBLA,bethey peoplewho believe inbestiality, it doesn’tmatterwhattheyare.Theydon’tgettochangethedefinition.”Becauseherefusedtogive

anyroomfortheredefinitionofmarriage,CarsonwasforcedtopubliclywearascarletI.Inhisbook,herecountshaving

adiscussionwithhomosexualleadersatJohnsHopkinsbe-fore hewithdrew from thecommencement ceremonies.Hesaidhelearnedtwothingsduring the experience. Firstwasthefactthatbestialityisparticularly abhorrent to thegaycommunity.Hesaidthatifhehadknownthat,hewouldnothavebroughtthetopicupatall.Second, he said, “I asked

if therewas any position apersoncouldtakethatdid not include approval of gay mar-riagethatwouldbeacceptableto the gay community.Aftersomeconsideration,Iwastoldthattherereallywasnootheracceptableposition.”(Empha-sis added.)In headline after headline,

Christians are denounced asbigoted and intolerant notbecausetheyspeakoutagainstthe rights of homosexualsto be in a relationship, norbecause they seek violenceagainst people different thanthemselves.They are beingforced to choose betweenviolating their convictionsin order to keep their busi-nesses,andstandingforwhattheybelieve in, only to loseeverything.By the endofThe Scarlet

Letter, Prynne changed theugly, rough letter intosome-thing beautiful by adorningitwithgoldembroidery.Shewore themark with pride.Whenvisitorscameandsawhow she served people andhow the town respectedher,theybelievedtheAwasamarkofleadership.Hawthornesaysin thebook theA’smeaningchanged from “adultery” to“able.”It is time forChristians to

beginwearing the scarlet Iwithout shame or blushing.LikePrynne,believersshouldstrivetoservethosewhoseektohurt.Theymustexemplifylove,especiallytothosewhospew hate.With time, thescarlet I could gain a newmeaning:integrity.

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ItseemsasifIhavealwaysknown how to read. I can’tactuallyknowwhenIlearnedtoread.IthinkitwasbecauseIhadolderbrothersandsisterswhocameinfromschoolandstudiedroundthediningroomtable. I hung out there andobservedallofthemstudyingandworkingonlessons.WhenIhadmysixthbirth-

day,whichwasinDecember(therewas no kindergartenin thosedays) Iknewitwas

timeformetostarttoschool.Alsointhosedays,therewasnoearlyenrollment.Youjustwenttoschoolandwenttotheclassroomyouwereinandtheteacherenteredyournameintheenrollmentbook.The day I had my sixth

birthday,(inDecember)Iwentto schoolwithmy brothersand sisters.Theywould notletmeenroll and toldme tocomebackinthefallanden-roll.Welivedamilefromthe

schooland theschoolwouldnotletmegohomebymyself,sotheysentmetothesecondgradewheremybrotherwas.Iwascryingsotheysentmetothefourthgradewhereoneofmy sisterswas. I cried inthat room also so they sentme to the sixth gradewhereanothersisterwas.Ikeptcry-ingsotheysentforasisterintheeighthgradeandshecameforme.Ikeptcryingbecausetheywouldnotletmestarttoschool. I had a sister in thejuniorclassandtheysentforher.Shetookmetoherclass

andIkeptcrying,sotheylethertakemehome.NowItellpeopleIwentthroughallthegrades in school in oneday,whichwasreallytrue.We always had an abun-

danceofbooksatourhouse.Ihadacousinwhohadthreesons and when we visitedthem, we came homewithbookstheynolongerneeded.WehadboxesofthosebooksinourstorageroomandthatiswhereyoucouldalwaysfindmeonarainydayoranyothertimeIdidnothavechorestodo.

Itisveryhardformetogetridofabook.Mybookcasesarefull,storageshelvesinmystoreroom are stackedwithbooks. Some of the books Ihave,Icherish.IhaveallthebooksthatAlfalfaBillMurraywrote.One of the books isOklahoma History According to Bill Murray.Iwasasopho-moreinhighschoolwhenhecampaigned for governor. Iwas in the crowdwhen hecame to my hometown tomakeacampaignspeech.Really,Iwouldliketohave

abooksale.IneedtodoitandperhapsIwillwhenIhavethetime.

GladysEileen (Eubank)Thompson,98,diedTues-day,September16,2014,intheDuncanRegionalHos-pital.AfuneralservicewillbeheldMonday,September22nd, at 10:00 a.m. at theComancheFuneralHomeChapel,withBro.RandySoutherland officiating.Interment will follow atFairlawnCemetery, underthedirectionofComancheFuneralHome. Visitationwill be Sunday 1:00-5:00p.m.Gladys was born No-

vember28, 1915 inStoneCounty,Arkanasas, nearBellmore, thefirst of fourchildren of ThadH. andElsie(Halliburton)Eubank.The Eubanks and Halli-burtonsmoved to Okla-homa in 1916, settling intheareaaroundAllen.Sheattendedschoolinthatareaand graduated fromGer-tyHighSchool. On July21, 1934Gladysmarried

ClaudThompson, and tothisunionthreesonswereborn, Claude C. “Bob”,James Thad “J.T.”, andHaroldWayneThompson.Claudwasanemployeeof

theSunOilCompanyandin1954 the familymoved totheComanche areawhereheworkedasanoperatoratthe local refinery. Gladyswasprimarilyahomemakerandcaregiver;anavidgar-dener, shewas a devotedmember of theComancheGardenClub, theDuncanGardenClub,andtheWaterGardenSocietyofSouthernOklahoma.ShewasalsoamemberoftheOrderoftheEasternStar,AllenChapter,and formanyyearsof theAudubon Society, and amember ofChristianLifeCathedral.Gladyswas preceded in

death by her parents; herhusbandClaud,(1975);hersonsHaroldWayne(1993),

J.T.(2012);andthreebroth-ers,PaulCaleb(1930),Rol-lenHarold(1943),andDen-monLeeEubank(1998).Sheissurvivedbyherel-

destson,ClaudeC.ofMyr-tleBeach,SouthCarolina;two grandchildren, The-resaThompsonMertons,of Sausalito, California,andChadWayneThompsonandhiswifeTeresa,Kilg-ore,Texas;and twogreat-grandchildren,Demi andDevinThompson,ofTexas.Alsosurvivingheraretwostep-grandchildren, SheilaWikerson andA.L. (Troi)Miller, ofNorthCarolina,andtheirfamilies;andthreedevoted nieces and theirhusbands,SandraThorntonandRay,WildaPipkinandDonnie,andSheilahElliotand David, all ofAllen,Oklahoma,Many cherished friends

willmournherpassing.

Service Monday for Gladys Thompson

You never need towaiton an invitation to cometoourchurchservices,butit’s been awhile since IpostedtheSundaymeetingtimes.SundaySchoolbe-ginsat10:00A.M.,andtheWorshipServicebegins at11:00.DiscipleshipTrain-ingclassesmeetonSundayeveningsat5:00.NextSunday,September

21st,wewillhavethefellow-shipmeal after themorn-ingworshipservice.ThenonSeptember 27th,MovieNightbeginsat6:00.Also,See You at the Pole dayisscheduled for September24th at theflagpole at thearea schools. Contrary towhat commentsmade byvariouscommentatorsmaysay,Question from theBible

Triviasectionofthisweek’schurchbulletin:Whowasthe only Englishman tobecomeaPope? Answer:Anthony Breakspear, who was Adrian IV from 1154 to 1159. Ramona Crossproducesthebulletins,andshecertainlydoesanicejobonthem.Joyce Searcy sang the

beautiful song “OhWhata Savior!” as the specialmusicselection thisweek. Everyonewho has heardJoyce sing knowswhat a

goodvoice shehas, but itoccurredtomeSundaythatoneofthefewtimesJoycestands still is when shesingsaspecialatchurch!Rev.Karch’ssermonon

faithandworkswasbasedonJames2:14-20.Sharingthe gospel message andhelping those who needhelpisthebasisforthemin-istryofeveryChristian.Christians need to first

get theirmindsandheartsintherightplace.Habitualsinfulness will not enter

theKingdom ofHeaven.Afterwemeet Jesus,weneedtoallowhimtomakea difference in our lives,andwe need to allow theHolySpirittohelpusgrowasChristians. Godknowswhat is in our hearts andwill honor our honest ef-forts to learn fromBibleteachings. He will alsohonoroureffortsaswetrytodowhatJesuswantsustodo.

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We wish to take this opportunity to thank our friends and neighbors for their support during the recent loss of our loved one. The gifts of flowers and food, and the calls, cards and prayers were greatly appreciated. A special thank you to Bro. Buddy Drake and Rev. Gary Dodson, and to the singers for the beautiful service; and to the ladies of the Richmond Avenue Free Will Baptist Church for the delicious meal. We also wish to thank those that made donations to the Citra Cemetery in Jackson’s name.

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InlastSunday’sOklaho-manIreadthattherateofpovertyamongourchildrenisup17.5%.Thisindicatesthat thingsmust beworsethan they seem for I havebeensurreptitiouslylookingaroundat thechildrenandthisproblem. Ofcourse Ihave to be discreet scien-tificallyspyingonchildrennow-a-daysorpeoplemightbrandmesomesortofodd-ballorevenworse.IwasattheOUballgame

inNormanSaturdaynightand several kidswere inmysection.Ilookedthemover.Allwerewelldressedin expensiveNike shoes,deluxe brand jeans andshortsandlookedrealpros-perous. Mostwereeatingabout twenty bucksworthofsnacksatatime.ButthatwasinNorman.Whataboutourkids?We

liveinafairlylow-incomearea. However, a quickscanningofourschoolyard

revealed the same thingsI saw up in prosperousNorman. At a local ball-game I observed or ownchubby littlewell-dressedkids looking prosperous.Allofthemeating—allthetime.Whereisthispoverty,Iwondered?AndIcontinuetowonder a lot about this“children’s”poverty. Otherthananallow-

ance (charity), don’t kidsmakeabout,uh,nothingaweek?IhavecheckedonthisandthekidsIquizzedallreportedbacktheywereunemployedandnot look-ing.Eveniftheydidtheywouldn’t find much—especially anything thatmightpaywell.Isupposethisonlyexacerbates theiralready poverty-strickenplight.Itwasaworrisomeresult. Whowants tohirean8yearoldanyway?

Anotherworrisomeprob-lem I read about stalkingourchildrenishunger.Thestory said about 30% ofour school kids go to bedhungry. Many are unableto do their homework be-cause they are chronicallymal-nourished. This issomethingthatIcanperson-allysympathizewith.Thiscurse (hunger at bedtime)hasdoggedmemostofmylife.Asachild,cominginfrom school Iwas alwaysfamished.Iwouldbegmymomforfoodbutshewouldsaysomethingcallouslike,“I’mafraidyou’llruinyoursupper.Gooutanddoyourchores.Gomilkacoworsomething.”Whensupperfinally did roll aroundmysiblings (andme) wouldbesohungrywewouldat-tackthefoodlikeravenousanimalscausingustodrawevenmore criticism fromour insensitive parents—aboutourlackofmanners.No wonder I made badgrades.Going to bed hungry?

Don’t talk to me aboutnocturnal starvation! Ifyouwanted something toeatatbedtime inmyboy-hoodhomeyouhadtostealit—whichwe sometimesdid—rightoutofourownkitchen.Ifcaughtwewouldnot only be shamed, wewould have to brush ourteethagain.Wedidhaveabeforeschoolmealofsortsinmyhouse—itwascalledbreakfast. Usuallyaserv-ingof cholesterol infestedeggs,arteryplugginggravyandheavytriglyceridepro-ducing biscuits. I won’teven talkabout theplatterof greasy baconmom setoutforus.Yes,Irememberbeing a poverty-strickenchildandIhopeIneverseeoneliketheytalkedaboutintheDailyOklahoman.Whatever the 17.5% in-

crease in poverty is sup-posedtomeanIknowthis:

There isnotnearasmuchreal poverty inAmericaas therewas in the 1930sthrough1950s. Butallofusgotby.Ithinktheymayhavethetermchildneglectandchildpovertyconfusedin their quest to getmorefederalfundsdirectedtheirway.Justletmesaytotheworried parents out there,besureandfeedyourchild

oftenandwhileyou’reatitgivehimorhera20dollarbill.They’retiredoflivinginpovertyeveniftheyarealloverweight.Besureandtakethemto

churchSundaybutdon’tex-pectmuchoutof‘emwhenthe collectionplate comesaround. Afterall theyareunemployed.

Wayne Bullard, [email protected]

Light From God’s Word

Can we know we aresavedormustwealwaysbeindoubt,notsureifwearesavedornot?Somepeoplesay they know they aresavedbecausetheyfeelitintheirheart.HasGodtoldusthatwewillfeeldifferentlywhenwearesaved?Whilebelievingwearesavedwillcertainlyaffectthewaywefeel, ishowwe feelproofthatwearesaved? There are examples ofpeople in the Scripturesbeing misled by theirfeelings. These examplesshould cause us to doubtthat our feeling can betrustedtoguideusintothetruth.OneexampleisSaulwhowaslaterknownastheApostle Paul. Before hisconversion he persecutedChristians.Later,hewrote,“I myself thought I must do many things contrary to the name of Jesus of Nazareth.” (Acts 26:9) Also, whenreferringtothepersecuting

ofChristians he said thathe had“lived in all good conscience before God.” (Acts23:1) Wemust not bemisledinto thinking that ourfeeling, our thinking oreven our consciencewillguideusintopleasingGodandbeingsaved.Godhastoldusdirectlythat“There is a way that seems right to a man, but its end is the way of death.” (Proverbs14:12)Hehasalsotoldusthat“It is not in man who walks to direct his own steps.” (Jeremiah10:23) Wecanknowwearesaved,butitisnotbyfeelings!TheApostleJohntellsushowin1John5:13,“These things I have written to you who believe in the name of the Son of God, that you may know that you have eternal life….” WeknowwearesavedbywhatiswritteninGod’sword.HeassuresusthatwhenwebelieveinthenameoftheSonofGodwecanknowthatwearesaved.Of course, our belief orour faithmustmoveus toobedienceor,asJamessays,ourfaithisdead.“For as the body without the spirit is dead, so faith without works is dead also.” (James2:26)

September 12 — Heather NelsonSeptember 14 — Mr. & Mrs. Mike Deaton*, Bobby Ma-

loneSeptember 15 — Mr. & Mrs. Hank Deaton*, Sierra Stine,

Keylon Malone, Mary JonesSeptember 16 — Carolyn Boyles, Mary JonesSeptember 18 — David Free, Bessie ParkerSeptember 20 — Mr. & Mrs. Randy Dyer*September 21 — David WalkerSeptember 24 — Mary HarmanSeptember 25 — Taylor Johnson, Tiffany JohnsonOctober 1 — Rheagen WoodellOctober 2 — Chelsea RileyOctober 3 — Emily Ann Goddard, Kaylee FordOctober 4 — Eric PierceOctober 5 — Darla Cross, Harold & Cindy Davis*October 6 — Janie PierceOctober 7 — Brenda JohnsonOctober 8 — Faith Caldwell, Caitlin Spencer, Carbon

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derman; his favorite food istacos.HispetisadognamedPrincess;hisfriendsareWalk-erCuddandKazenSky.Ericlikestogofishing,jump

onhistrampolineandridehisbike.Somedayhewantstobea “fireguy.” Eric is excitedaboutplayingwithhisfriendsandgoingtoschool.

Pre-KStudentoftheWeekfromMrs. Harris’ class isMaddyAnderson.MaddywasbornMarch3rd

inLawton,Oklahoma. Herfamily isMommy,MoMo,PoPo, Mason, Daddy andBraedyn.Maddy’s favorite book is

Clifford;her favorite food ispizza.HerpetisadognamedRowdy;herfriendsareHattie,Maddy,NateandFord.Maddy likes to play and

paint,andsomedayshewantsto go to the beach. Mad-dy is excited about going toschool.

We have had rain thisweek,sothegrassisgrow-ing and thewheat can beplanted. This has been agood summer, with fewdaysofheatandplentyofrain.Godisgood!Our quartet sang “We’ll

UnderstanditBetterByandBy.”Anewsongformanyofouryoungpeople. Butasongthatmanyofusoldoneshaveheardthroughtheyears.Manythingsarehardto understand these days.WecanonlyprayandleaveitinGod’shands.Several of our women

went to the Ladies Re-treatinOklahomaCitythis

weekend.OurspeakerwasSueHelmer. whose loveofGodwasobvious. Shegaveuspracticaladviceina humorous presentation.Themusic director, SheriGilliland, led us inwor-ship throughout the twosessions.Bro. Larry’s message

was taken fromGenesis50:15-21andentitled“GuiltMeetsGrace.”Thebroth-ersofJosephwereawareofwhattheyhaddonewrong.Their guiltwas very real-theywerelivingwithwhattheyhaddone.TheywerefearfuloftheconsequencesoftheiractionsJosephhad

unlimitedpowertodowiththemwhathewanted.Therewas nothing they

could do tomake thingsright.TheyhadnothingtoofferJoseph.Theydidtheonly thing the trulyguiltycando.Theysoughtmercy.It is disturbing that even

inthis theywerelessthanhonest.Theirfatewasnowinthe

handsof theone theyhadwronged.Joseph’s brothers didn’t

reallyunderstandthenatureof their judge. He lovedthem,inspiteoftheirhatred

forhim.Hewantednothingmorethantobereconciledwiththem.Inthisway,heisa“type”ofChrist.Theirsinsarenotcountedagainstthem.Mercyisextendedtothem. Love triumphs andreconciliationtakesplace.

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Calvin’s triumphant vic-tory overWilson symbol-izedtheteam’sloveforthegame.WesleyBain,again,threw an unbelievable nohitteragainsttheWilsonTi-gers.Wesleypitched threeinningssendingWilsonintothegutter.Bain struckoutfive and allowed six baserunners.Blake Fulton,Wesley

Bain,AnthonyHarrison,Juan Martinez, KadenTurpin,Mike Iker, JustinHollmanBillyCanfield,andAnthonyDavis all scoredrunsintheCalvinvictory.

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Calvin Schools host open house Calvin Public Schools hosted an open house September

12thfrom6P.M.to7.P.M.Promisingstudentswereofferedicecreamiftheybroughttheirparents...theultimatebribe.Classroomswere decoratedwith activities the students hadpartakeninoverthelastfourweeks.Thislittlefunctionisfortheparents,sotheycangazeupon

theirbundleofjoy’shard(andimpressive)work.Parentswereabletomeettheteachersanddiscussthelearningactivitiesthattakeplaceinthe2014-2015schoolyear.

Joyey Loyless was proud to bring her parents to open house at Calvin Schools. Joyey is the daughter of Joe and Roxanne Loyless and the grand daughter of Car-lyn Loyless of Calvin.

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TheMaterialGirlsQuiltGuildispleasedtodonateabeautifulquiltforcharity.TheAcademicTeamatAllenHighSchoolwasthisyear’schosenorganizationtobethefirstrecipient.ThemachinequiltingwasdonatedbyGeorgePrice.TheguildmembersthatwereabletoparticipatewereJoPowell,BonnieMay,Linda

Tatum,NitaBershear,RhondaKirby,MaryDooley,PaulaNelson,DanielleO’Daniel,DonnaArnold,CarolynSandersandPatCotton.OtherGuildmemberswhoareinvolvedinmanyofthequilters’otherprojectsand

activitiesareJanicePipkin,KellyTodd,WynemaAllen,WindyCarskadom,MichelleConley,KarenHoward,KarenKnock,HeatherNelson, Pamala Price andChristyStockton.StudentmembersareSavannahBrownandAttyTodd.Freemembershipisofferedtostudentswhoareinterestedinquilting.Ittakeseveryonetocontributetoaproductiveandgrowingguild.TheMaterialGirls

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TheAllenLadyMustangsaregettingbetterasthehighschoolfallfast-pitchregularseasonisnearinganend.

CoachStephenCaldwell’sAHSteamwontwostraightlastweek–andflirtedseri-ouslywith a 3-gamewinstreak.That’s amajor up-grade from early in the

campaign.AllencrushedtheCalvin

LadyBulldogsSept.9.TheLadyMustangsthen

followedupwithanimpres-sive 12-1 run-rule victory

overMaysville.ThesecondwincameintheRed,WhiteandBlue conference tour-nament.TheLadyMustangsthen

advanced to a showdownwith the Stratford LadyBulldogslaterthesameday.IfCoachCaldwell’s girlscould overcomeStratford,they’dbe ridinga3-gamewinstreak.Itdidnotlookgoodearly

for theAllensquad.Strat-fordscoredonceinthetopofthefirstinningandoncein the top of the secondinning. However,Allengot busy in the bottomofthe second inning to plate3 runs.The effort slippedAHSintoa3-2advantage.Stratfordstormedbackin

the topof the thirdwithabig5-runoutburst.Therallypushed theLadyBulldogsbackintotheleadat7-3.Allen came to the plate

in the bottomof the thirdframe.Duetothetimelimitrule,thiswouldbethefinalinning for theLadyMus-tangs.Theyneeded4runstotieor5towin.Thegirlsgaveitago,butendedupscoringonly2runsintheirfinalat-bat.Theresultwasa7-4lossandtheendofthebrief2-gamestreak.AHS h u r l e r F a i t h

Caldwell pitched a verygood game– butwas notrewardedwithavictoryinthe circle. She limited thehard-hittingLadyBulldogstoonly2hitsinthegame.However, Stratford wasable to score 7 times tosnatch victory away fromtheAllenpitcher.TheLadyMustangsfin-

ished thenightwith a4-2edgeinhits.MeaganBea-vertwas the leaderwitha1-2 effort that included a2-rundouble.SavannahBrownwasalso

akeyoffensiveplayer.Theseniorsingledanddrovein1runandscoredonce.SeniorTessaBlackwas

1-for-2 at theplatewith asingle.ShealsoscoredarunforAllen.JessiMerriman, another

LadyMustangsenior,wasalso1-for-2inthegame.OnMonday,Allenwent

backintoactionattheRed,WhiteandBluetournament.TheLadyMustangsscoredanimpressive9-0winoverWanette.“Itwentfourinningsand

endedwehentimeexpired,”saidCoachCaldwell. “Itwasagoodvictoryforourgirls.”Theteamwelcomedback

pitchingaceAbbeyGaines.She returned for the firsttimefrominjuryandmadeanimmediateimpact.“She threw a no-hitter,”

thecoachsaid.“Shehada

shutout and did not allowahit.”Gaineswasonamaxium

pitch-count (50 pitches)andhadtobeveryefficienttowork four innings. Sheisstillabitrusty-butwillbe amajorweapon as theplayoffsapproach.“I am sure glad to have

herback,”CoachCaldwellsaid.“She’snot100percentyetbutgettingoutthereandgettinginfourinningswasabigstepforher.”OnTuesday,Allenfaced

the very toughRoffLadyTigers and came out ontheshortendofa4-0finalscore.FaithCaldwellwas the

startingpitcher.Sheworkedfor three innings and al-lowed three runs beforebeingreplacedinthecirclebyAbbeyGaines,whoal-lowed one run down thestretch.Looking ahead,Allen

plays atVanoss onThurs-dayinvarsitysoftballactionagainst theLadyWolves.The scheduled gamewithWanettehasbeencancelledbyWanette.On Monday, Coach

Caldwell’ssquadwillplaytheirlasthomegameofthefalls. Theywill host theNewLimaFalconnetes. ItwillbeSeniorDayforthe12thgradeplayers,includ-ing First BasemanTessaBlack, ShortstopMeaganBeavert,Third BasemanJessiMerriman,andCenterFielderSavannahBrown.The remaininggameon

theregular-seasonschedulewillbeaSept.23contestatKiowa.TheLadyMustangsnow

know theirassignment fortheupcomingClassAdis-tricttournament.TheywillbeatStonewallina3-teamevent that also includesStringtown. The double-eliminationeventwillcon-clude no later thanSatur-day, September 27. Oneofthethreeteamswillwinthe district championshipandmoveontoaregionaltournament the followingweekend.“I feel good about our

playoff situation,” saidCoachCaldwell. “I knewtheywouldsendustoeitherStonewallorRoff,sowe’vebeen prepared for this forawhile.WithAbbeybackforus,itgivesusachancetowin.Wearealsocuttingdownonourerrors.We’veplayedmuchbetterdefensethe last half of the seasonandaredowntoabout2.5errors a game. It won’tbe easy at Stonewall, butI thinkwe have a chanceto go over there and givethem some trouble - I re-allydo.”

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Lady Mustangs flirt with 3 game win streakAllen sees victory slip away with late rally by Stratford Lady Bulldogs


Matthew McCarnGone But Not Forgotten

10/3/94 – 9/17/13“These Empty Arms”

These empty arms yearn for you,my precious baby boy.

While on this earth you broughtyour Momma so much joy.

This year you’d have been turning 20I wonder what you would have become.

I know God must have needed you,to take from me my precious only son.

I remember how you’d make me laugh,even when I was boiling mad.

I miss you so very much, my son,and this makes me very sad.

I bet it is pretty cool up there in Heaven,getting to hear the Angels sing.

I can’t wait to join you in Heaven, son,what a joy that meeting will bring.

Until my work on earth is through,I will just have to wait.

Ask God for me one favor please,to let you be there to greet me at the gate. Love Always,

Mom, Dad, Heather & Hope

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TheAllenMustangswillface theAlex Longhornsinwhatwill likely be thebiggest–mostimportant–gameoftheregular-seasonschedule.CoachKennyDeaton’s

AHSsquadisprojectedtofinishsecondintheDistrictB-2’s final standings.TheonlyteamfavoredoverAl-lenisAlex.TheLonghornsareranked

sixth inClassBwhile theMustangsareratedNo.7.Having the game inAl-

lenwill certainlybeabo-nusfortheMustangs.Thishomefieldadvantagemight be the slight edgeCoachDeaton’s team needs toknockoffAlex.Thereasonthis game is so importantis that thewinnerwill bein the driver’s seat in thedistrictrace.“They are pretty good,”

theAllen coach said oftheLonghorns. “It shouldbeagreatgame.Theyarewell-coached,haveagoodquarterbackandagoodof-fensive line! I really feelwhoever takes care of thefootball,commitsthefew-estmistakes,willwin thegame. I thinkweareverycapableofdoingthat.‘SawThem Off ’ – that’s ourmottothisweek.”Lastweek,theMustangs

improved to 2-0 on theseasonwithan impressive48-0 over the MacombHornets.ThevisitorsfromAllen scored 12 points inthefirst quarter, 22pointsin the second quarter andfinishedoffMacombonthemercyrulewith14pointsinthethirdquarter.Thestatsheetreflectedthe

one-sided domination bytheMustangs.AHShad10firstdownsto5bytheHor-nets.ThetotaloffensewasevenmoreglaringasAllenhad180yardstominus110byMacomb.Coach Deaton’s squad

rushed for 180 yards andpassedfor52yards.Mean-while,Macomb gained atotalof5yards inpassingbut lost110yardson run-ningplays.Balancewas the key for

theMustangsintherushinggame.DakotaNickell ledwith3carriesfor49yards.JustinDeatonwas secondwith6carriesfor36yardsand2 touchdowns.DaltonJameswasnextwith4car-ries for 33 yards and twoTDs.ColtenBrowning had 6

carries for 27 yards andColtenFrederickran3timesfor16yards.Three other Mustangs

added carries in thewin.JoshuaPierce had1 carryfor 9 yards and a touch-down.GarrettWallisadded1carryfor7yards.ColbyEaker roundedout the listwith1carryfor3yards.Inthepassinggame,Jus-

tinDeatoncompleted3-of-10passesfor52yardswithno interceptions. Deatonconnected with Dakota

Nickelltwicefor39yards.TheseniorQBalsolinkedupwithDaltonJamesoncefor13yards.AustonHamiltonwas a

one-man wrecking crewon defense.TheMustangstandout recorded a team-high 11 tackles.Also de-servingofpraisewasChrisNelson,who scored a de-fensive touchdownwith afumblerecoveryintheendzone.Allen got on the score-

board in the first quarteron a great defensive play.TheHornetQBwassackedin theendzonebyColtenFrederick. The playwasfor 15-yard loss andwasasafety–givingtheMus-tangsa2-0lead.Allen pushed the lead

to 10-0 onDalton James’1-yard touchdown run.Jamesalsoaddedthecon-versionrun.Macombsufferedasecond

safety in the first quarter.HornetplayerBlakeSealsfumbled out of bounds inthe end zone for a safety.ThemistakesgavetheMus-tangsa12-0lead.In the second quarter,

Allen put together threemoretouchdownstoopenacommanding34-0cushionathalftime.Dako ta N icke l l cu t

through the defense on a46-yardscoringrun.JustinDeaton followedwith theconversion run tomake it20-0.Deaton later added a

3-yardtouchdownrunonakeepertomakeit26-0.TheMustangswentback

to Dalton James for thenexttally.Therunningbackscoredona14-yardrun.Healsotackedontheconver-sionruntomakeit34-0.After intermission, the

Mustangs scored anothertouchdown.AHSdefenderChrisNelson recovered aHornetfumbleinendzone.GarrettWallis ran in theconversionplaytomakeitrun42-0.TheMustangsneededone

more touchdown to end

the game on the 45-pointmercyrule.CoachDeatonturned to team favoriteJoshua Pierce to put thefinal points on the board.Pierce, a reserve player,came in thegameand rana sweepplay for a 9-yardtouchdown run. Pierce’s

momentofglorycamewith7:29leftinthethirdquarter.TheTD secured the finalscoreat48-0.“Weareallsohappyfor

Joshua,” Coach Deatonsaid. “Itwas great to seehimscoreatouchdownonthelastplayofthegame.”

Mustangs to face stiff test with Alex LonghornsJoshua Pierce’s touchdown run seals 48-0 win over Macomb


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AT A GLANCEAllen 48, Macomb 0Allen-12-22-14-(48)Maco-0-0-0-(0)Allen–QBsackedinthe

end zone byColtenFred-erick for 15-yard loss andSafety,2-0

Allen - Dalton James,1 run (Dalton James run)10-0Allen – Safety, Blake

SealsfumblesoutofboundsintheEndZoneforaSafe-ty,12-0Allen -DakotaNickell,

46runs(JustinDeatonrun),20-0Allen - JustinDeaton, 3

run(passfailed),26-0Allen – Dalton James,

14run(DaltonJamesrun),34-0Allen – Chris Nelson,

fumble recovery in endzone (GarrettWallis run),42-0

Allen - JoshuaPierce, 9run (no try)48-0@7:29-3rd

---Situation Allen Macomb FirstDowns 10 5RushingYards 180 -110Passing:C-A 3/11 1/7PassingYards 52 5Passing:Td–Int 0/0 0/1TotalPlays 34 36TotalOffense 232 -105Fumbles-Lost 1/1 7/3Penalties–Yards 9/85 5/45

Defensive Sacks-YardsLost 9/96.0 0/0TimeofPossession 32:11 15:493rdDownEfficiency 1of6 1of94thDownEfficiency 2of4 1of3Punts–Average 1/57.0 2/19.5

--- Allen rushing

JustinDeaton,6carriesfor36yardsDakotaNickell,3carriesfor49yardsGarrettWallis,1carryfor7yardsColbyEaker,1carryfor3yards

ColtenBrowning,6carriesfor27yardsColtenFrederick,3carriesfor16yardsDaltonJames,4carriesfor33yardsJoshuaPierce,1carryfor9yardsTOTALS:25carriesfor180yards

---Allen Passing

JustinDeaton,3-10-0for52yardsColbyEaker,0-1-0for0yards

---Allen receiving

DakotaNickell,2receptionsfor39yardsDaltonJames,1receptionfor13yardsTOTALS:3receptionsfor52yards

---TOTAL TACKLESAustonHamilton,11ColtenBrowning,4PatrickLeonard,3JeffDeaton,2

ColtenFrederick,2DakotaNickell,1

BrayleeDickerson,1RushBlack,1

AaronManuel,1DaltonJames,1

---1.LaverneTigers

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6.AlexLonghorns7.AllenMustangs---

Date Opponent Site09/05 Wetumka,won38-8

09/12Macomb,won46-009/19Alex Home09/26 Bray-Doyle Away10/03 Strother Home10/10 Waurika Away10/16 Maud Home10/24Maysville Away10/31Geary Home

Mustangs Mercy Rule Macombfrom Page 9

FELONIESBillyMorgan Beam—

possession of controlleddangeroussubstance(meth-amphetamine)Randy JuniorKarren—

maliciousinjurytoproper-ty-over$1000StanleyEdwinLeeRich-

ardson—assault&batteryonaPoliceOfficerJesseGlenStevenson—

possession of controlledsubstance (methamphet-amine) within 1000’ ofschoolJamieMarieTremaine—

possession of controlleddangeroussubstance(meth-amphetamine)

MISDEMEANORSMary Jon Bal lard—

driving a motor vehiclewhile under the influenceofdrugsFenton Jerome Bemb-

ry Jr.—vicious animal atlargeKelsea Jade Christy—

failuretocomplywithcom-pulsoryinsurancelawJohn Jason Dean—do-

mestic abuse-assault &battery against a pregnantwomanZacheryAllenDodge—

failuretocomplywithcom-pulsoryinsurancelawBrianEdwardDoherty—

drivingundersuspensionDereck Ray Harjo—

possession of controlleddangerous substance-mar-ijuanaJamesMatthewKapel-

las—breakingandenteringdwellingwithout permis-sion;publicintoxicationHillary Lynn Lewis—

obtainingmoney,propertyorvaluablethingbyfalse/boguscheckunder$500RiqueDouglasMinor—

obtaining food stamps byfraudDavidJoshNelson—ob-

structinganofficer;obtain-ing cash/merchandise byboguscheck/falsepretenseTerry Len Rolen Sr.—

publicintoxicationKei th Wyat t Under-

wood—assault&batteryBrittanyDawnWesley—

failuretocomplywithcom-pulsoryinsurancelaw

MARRIAGESLeviGeorgeBushell,Ca-

nadian&NicoleRochelleHawley,AdaJoshua Reid Carsey&

AletaAnneGrant,bothofAdaRoyClarenceCoatesII&

AmyLouannStorey, bothofByarsAnthonyJosephGonzalez

&AshleighKateCochran,bothofAdaWilliamKyleConley&

Sarah Elisha Lloyd, bothofAdaMiguelLerma-Rodriguez

&CatarinaRodriguez,bothofAdaPhillipAnthonyMurphy

&SaraAnnSuttle,bothofAda

Pontotoc CoCourt Records

Bonfire & Pep RallyAbonfireandpeprally

willbeheldnextThurs-day, September 18th, attheAllen football fieldparkinglot.Thefestivi-tiesstartat7:00p.m.Everyoneisinvitedand

encouragedtocomeoutasupporttheMustangsastheyprepare to take ontheAlexLonghorns onFridaynight.


Please RSVP by September 24th- call (405) 379-6602

Attention Hughes County

• MEMBERS •Annual Meeting & Dinner

October 2, 2014 • 7 p.m.Holdenville High School Cafeteria

Allen Masonic Lodge 81 A.F. & A.M. is sponsor-ing a raffle to raise funds for area charities. If you

ever wanted to own a Black Diamond Rifle Model db1B Sport Riffle (.223-5.56 mm Black rifle & EOTech scope, 900 rounds of ammo and 3 extra clips and caring case, now is your op-

portunity to win one and help the Allen community all at the same time. Raffle tickets are now on sale for $10 each of 5 for $50. You may enter as

many times as you wishThe drawing will be held November 3rd.

Tickets are now on sale from any area Mason. Proceeds will benefit the local scholarships and charities of Allen Masonic Lodge 81, A.F.&A.M. The winner does not have to be present to win, but must be legal to possess a firearm in the state of Oklahoma.

Allen Masonic Lodge raffle to benefit area charities

DIVORCEKatrinaGoodknight vs

RustyGoodknightStephenEarl Shelton vs

RandaJeanSheltonRyanTemple vsAngela

Temple—dissolution ofmarriage

CIVILB.L.ElyDBAAccounts

Col lec t ions vs S tacyTwist—moneyjudgmentState ofOklahoma, Ex

Rel,OTCvsBrianJ.Wise-man—taxwarrantB.L.ElyDBAAccounts

Collections vsDaniel In-gle—moneyjudgmentB.L.ElyDBAAccounts

Collections vsCrystalynnDanetBurns—moneyjudg-mentB.L.ElyDBAAccounts

CollectionsvsJohnWood—moneyjudgmentB.LElyDBAAccounts

Col lec t ions vs Br ianParks—moneyjudgmentB.L.ElyDBAAccounts

CollectionsvsAaronVelas-co—moneyjudgmentWells Fargo Financial

National vs Jared Cum-mings—moneyjudgment

SMALL CLAIMSAda National Loan vs

Jessica Ballard—moneyjudgmentAda National Loan vs

LloydBerkleyJr.—moneyjudgmentAda National Loan vs

MarissaGuerrero—moneyjudgmentAdaVillageApts.VsFre-

diaMiller—evictionHisawRentalsvsSteven

Manuel—evictionBellManagement,Inc.vs

DebbieCrowl—evictionBellManagement,Inc.vs

JarrodShields—evictionBell Finance vsStepha-

nieMonroe—moneyjudg-mentBell Finance vs Stacey

Harjo—moneyjudgmentBellFinancevsKenneth

Fair—moneyjudgmentJim Carter vs Cactus

Plumbing ofAda LLC—moneyjudgmentVision Bank N.A. vs

ShaneD.Bryant—moneyjudgmentRegionalFinancevsKer-

ri Burgess—money judg-mentCapitalAdvance vsTy-

rone Burgess—moneyjudgmentCapitalAdvancevsDavid

Fisher—moneyjudgmentCapi ta l Advance vs

Stephani Fisher—moneyjudgmentRegionalFinancevsLisa

Frazier—moneyjudgmentRegionalFinancevsMar-

laKey—moneyjudgmentVelouriaPropertiesLLC

vsAlicia Lamoni—evic-tionSecurity FinanceCorp.

vsLandonLarsh—moneyjudgmentLadellMaxwell vsMi-

chelleLyda—evictionLavedaTigervsMcNutt

BodyShop—money judg-mentRegional Finance vs

Charles Roark—moneyjudgmentRegionalFinancevsAar-

onWillett—money judg-mentSecurity FinanceCorp.

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TRAFFICThomasDavidAldridge—

speeding 1-10mph overlimitCrystalRenaeBerryhill—

passengernotwearingseatbeltKandes ReneeBlack—

drivernot(properly)wear-ingseatbelt;failuretoprop-erly use a child restraintsystemJoedda Lynn Brady—

speeding 1-10mph overlimitWilliamRobertBrost—

passengernotwearingseatbeltKellyReneeCarter—de-

fective equipment; failureto pay taxes due to state(expiredtag)ChadLeeCecil—speed-

ing16-20mphoverlimitKelsea Jade Christy—

drivernot(properly)wear-ingseatbeltCharlotteChristineCo-

tanny—driver not (prop-erly)wearingseatbeltCarly Ryan Cowart—

drivernot(properly)wear-ingseatbeltRogerLynnCrumpton—

drivernot(properly)wear-ingseatbeltHouston JamesCulber-

son—drivernot(properly)wearingseatbeltJessicaNicoleDaniel—

speeding 1-10mph overlimitShawnWesleyDaniel—

drivernot(properly)wear-ingseatbeltJessicaMichelleDixon—

speeding 1-10mph overlimitZacheryAllenDodge—

improper turn at privatedriveBrianEdwardDoherty—

operating motor vehiclewith defective/improperequipmentTerah L. Eaton—driver

not(properly)wearingseatbeltThomasLavern Fritz—

speeding 1-10mph overlimitClarence Darrel Fuller

III—driver not (properly)wearingseatbeltMichelle Lee Fuller—

passengernotwearingseatbeltBernitaDawnGraham—

speeding 1-10mph overlimitTaylorMichelleGrant—

drivernot(properly)wear-ingseatbeltMercedesA.Gregory—

speeding 21-25mph over

limit;drivernot(properly)wearingseatbeltTawWayne Griggs—

speeding 1-10mph overlimitJustinWadeHamersley—

failuretopaytaxesduetostate(expiredtag)Juanita G. Hanson—

speeding 1-10mph overlimitJohn Wesley Harp—

speeding 1-10mph overlimitJacobLeeHarris—driver

not(properly)wearingseatbeltJerryWayne Harris—

drivernot(properly)wear-ingseatbeltAndrewJasperHinkle—

drivernot(properly)wear-ingseatbeltAshleyAnn Hinkle—

drivernot(properly)wear-ingseatbeltLarryJamesHortonJr.—

speeding 1-10mph overlimitR eb e c c a E l i z a b e t h

Howe—driver not (prop-erly)wearingseatbeltRonaldClaudHowell—

drivernot(properly)wear-ingseatbeltJamesAlanHunter II—

speeding 1-10mph overlimitMichael Colin Irons—

speeding 1-10mph overlimitDerrickWayneJackson—

drivernot(properly)wear-ingseatbeltSarah Elizabeth Harle

Jackson—drivernot(prop-erly)wearingseatbeltCalebEugeneJohnson—

operating vehiclewithoutvaliddriver’slicenseEllenRachelJolly—driv-

er not (properly)wearingseatbeltCeon Jones—driver not

(properly) wearing seatbeltElizabethMarieJoslin—

drivernot(properly)wear-ingseatbeltLexusLynnLaFevers—

drivernot(properly)wear-ingseatbeltRyanKeithLashbrook—

speeding 1-10mph overlimitJonathonDavidLitson—

drivernot(properly)wear-ingseatbeltRonaldC.Lucero—driv-

er not (properly)wearingseatbelt

Joanna LeeMacCollis-ter—driver not (properly)wearingseatbeltCashGarrettMarr—driv-

er not (properly)wearingseatbeltPeggy JaneMarshall—

drivernot(properly)wear-ingseatbelt;failuretoprop-erly use a child restraintsystemSherriDawnMcManus—

speeding 1-10mph overlimitKeishaMikkaMitchell—

speeding 1-10mph overlimitOscar JayMize—speed-

ing1-10mphoverlimitTravisLeeNelson—reck-

lessdrivingOlivia Lynn Owens—

speeding 16-20mph overlimitReginaldRayPederson—

failuretoobeytrafficcon-troldeviceErin Skye Reynen—

speeding 16-20mph overlimitBridgetNicoleRisner—

failure to properly use achildrestraintsystemCrystalNicoleRodgers—

drivernot(properly)wear-ingseatbeltArchieJamesRoebuck—

operating a vehicle withdefectivelampsotherthanheadlamps;operatingvehi-clewithouthavingpaidalltaxesduethestate;speed-ing 1-10mph over limit;affixing improper licenseplacetomotorvehicleCuisheena Carle Roll-

ins—driver not (properly)wearingseatbeltApril Joyann Scherot-

ter—driver not (properly)wearingseatbeltJessicaLynnScott—fail-

uretostopatstopsignJohnnyLeeSlaughter—

speeding 1-10mph overlimitJamieDonSmith—speed-

ing31-35mphoverlimitKC Scott Steadman—

carelessdrivingBrandonRileyStephens—

drivernot(properly)wear-ingseatbeltMichaelWayne Strad-

ley—speeding 1-10mphoverlimit;drivernot(prop-erly)wearingseatbeltMarsha Rose Taylor—

failure to properly use achildrestraintsystemMichaelEugeneThomas

Sr.—driver not (properly)wearingseatbeltDavaTaylorThurman—

drivernot(properly)wear-ingseatbeltKristenNicoleTilley—

speeding 26-30mph overlimit;failuretoproperlyuseachildrestraintsystemEricBurtonTownsend—

speeding15mphoverlim-itTylerCheyenneVande-

veer—speeding 1-10mphoverlimitTaraMelissaWalker—

drivernot(properly)wear-ingseatbeltWayneath LynnWed-

dle—driver not (properly)wearingseatbeltStevenRayWelch—driv-

er not (properly)wearingseatbeltBrittanyDawnWesley—

drivernot(properly)wear-ingseatbeltHeatherReneeWiggins—

drivernot(properly)wear-ingseatbeltCurtis DanWilliams—

failuretopaytaxesduetostate(expiredtag)JaysonStephenWillis—

speeding 11-14mph overlimitJohn LyndonWoods—

drivernot(properly)wear-ingseatbelt

Pontotoc County Court Records


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LEGAL NOTICEIN THE DISTRICT COURTOF PONTOTOC COUNTY

STATE OF OKLAHOMANo. CV-2014-146

Chasten R. Henry, Plaintiff, VS.The Heirs, Executors, Administra-

tors, Devisees, Trustees, and Assigns and Unknown Successors of B. D. Young, Deceased; Defendants.

NOTICE BY PUBLICATIONTHE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: The heirs, executors, administra-

tors, devisees, trustees, assigns, and unknown successors of B. D. Young, deceased:

You and each of you are hereby notified that Chasten R. Henry, as plaintiff, has filed a Petition in the District Court of Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, in the above numbered and styled cause of action, suing you, the heirs, executors, adminis-trators, devisees, trustees, assigns, and unknown successors of B. D. Young, deceased, alleging that B. D. Young died possessed of the follow-ing described real property located in Pontotoc County, Oklahoma:

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that the Plaintiff is the owner of said real property and in actual pos-session thereof; that more than one year has elapsed since the death of B. D. Young and that there has been no judicial determination of the death and heirship of said B. D. Young, deceased; and that you, the heirs, executors, administrators, devisees, trustees, assigns, and unknown suc-cessors of B. D. Young, deceased, are claiming some right, title, or interest in said real property adverse to the right, title, and interest of the Plaintiff. In said Petition Plaintiff prays for judg-ment against you, and each of you, determining that you have no right, title, or interest in said real property, and prays that you be required to show what right, title, or interest in said real property you now have, if any, adverse to the right, title, and interest of the Plaintiff therein. Plain-tiff further prays that the death and heirship of B. D. Young, deceased, be determined specifying who those persons were or are who were entitled to take title to said real property upon the death of B. D. Young, deceased, and determining the undivided propor-tion thereof which each took or was entitled to take under the succession laws of Oklahoma. Plaintiff further prays that you, and each of you, be perpetually barred and enjoined from asserting any right, title, or interest in said real property, and for judgment quieting Plaintiff’s title therein against you.

You must answer the Petition filed by the Plaintiff on or before the 15th day of October, 2014, or it will be accepted as true and judgment will be rendered against you, and each of you, decreeing the Plaintiff to be the owner of said real property and entitled to exclusive possession thereof, and decreeing that you have no, and are enjoined from asserting any, right, title, or interest in said real property, and quieting title thereto in the Plaintiff.

Given under my hand and seal this 3rd day of September, 2014.

KAREN DUNNIGAN, Court ClerkPontotoc County, Oklahoma

By: /s/ B. MyersDeputy

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River Valley Rodeo Club 2013

AwardRecipients


2014 River Valley Officers: (back) Jeanette Tweedel, Steve Carter; (front) Staci Evans, Regina Lively, Christina Blevins

PeeWee Class contestants were (front) Zoe Schelby, Kelcie Howell, Heather Lively, Dillon McCoy, Amber Harden, and Chaini Coleman; (back) Chasity Busby, Rylen Stephens, Kaitlyn Rylees, Ashlynn Thompson, Wilder Coleman, Tosha Morris and Jenna Dockery.

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LEGAL NOTICEIN THE DISTRICT COURT

IN AND FORPONTOTOC COUNTYSTATE OF OKLAHOMA

Case No. PB-14-48In the Matter of the Estate of LEWIS

MURRAY ABBOTT, Deceased.NOTICE TO CREDITORS

All creditors having claims against Lewis Murray Abbott, 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 the named Personal Representa-tive, Roger L. Abbott c/o Frank Stout, Attorney at Law, P.O. Box 1444, Ada, OK 74821-1444 on or before the fol-lowing presentment date: November 14, 2014, or the same will be forever barred.

DATED this 8 day of September, 2014.

s) Roger L. AbbottPersonal Representative

of the Estate of Lewis Murray Abbott, Deceased

Frank Strout, OBA#12885P.O. Box 1444Ada, OK 74821-1444(580) 332-3355 (Published in The Allen Advocate

on September 11 and 18, 2014)


IN AND FORPONTOTOC COUNTYSTATE OF OKLAHOMACase No. PB-2014-60

In the Matter of the Estate of WILLIAM SHIRLEY POWERS, De-ceased.

COMBINED NOTICE NOTICE is hereby give, pursuant

to 58 O.S.§246, that on the 9 day of September 2014, Hattie Powers, 5127 State Highway 3W, Byars, Oklahoma 74831, wife of the dece-dent, filed herein a Petition for Sum-mary Administration pursuant to 58 O.S.§245, wherein it is alleged that the decedent, William Shirley Pow-ers, 5127 State Highway 3W, Byars, Oklahoma 74831, died testate on May 17, 2011, leaving a Will bearing date of June 8, 2009, which is attached to the Petition on file herein; that the heirs or devisees of the decedent are: Julie Ann Boyette, 511 Valderia Drive, Orange Park, FL 32073, Kathleen Jennifer Bales, 711 Oak Ave., Yukon, OK 73099, David James Cassavaugh, 708 E. Rio Blano Avenue, Rangely, CO 81648, Sheila Marie Isbell, 2-29-1 Wobo Plaza, No. 9, Lane 185, Nanwu Rd., Heping District, Shenyang, Liaoning, P.R. China 110006, Felicia Ann Conner, 10228 Oakview Road, Kingston, OK 73439 and Hattie Pow-ers, 5127 State Highway 3W, Byars, OK 74831; that decedent left an es-tate valued at less than $200,000.00 consisting of real and personal prop-erty within the State of Oklahoma, all as more particularly described in the Petition; requesting that she be named as Special Administrator of such estate and be issued Letters Testamentary, as she is named in the will to serve in said capacity; that the Court set this matter for hearing allowing Final Account, Determination of Heirs, Devisees and Legatees and for Distribution and Discharge.

The hearing on such Petition and the Final Account and Petition for Distribution, has been set for the 10 day of November 2014, at 8:30 o’clock a.m. in the District Court in Pontotoc County, Oklahoma. Any person hav-ing an objection to the Petition must file such objection at least ten (10) days before said hearing date and forward a copy of such objection to Petitioner, Hattie Powers, c/o Frank Stout, Attorney at Law, P.O. Box 1444, Ada, OK 74821, or such objection will be waived. If any such objection is timely filed, the Court will determine at the hearing whether Summary pro-ceedings are appropriate, and if so, whether the Estate will be distributed and to whom the estate will be distrib-uted. Further, any creditor having a claim against such estate who is not listed in the Petition should present such claim with a description of all security interest and other collateral (if any) held by each creditor with respect to such claim to the Special Administrator before the expiration of thirty (30) days following the date of this notice or such claim shall be forever barred.

DATED this 9 day of September, 2014.

s) Steve KessingerJudge of the District Court

Frank Stout, OBA#12885P.O. Box 1444Ada, OK 74821-1444(580) 332-3355 (Published in The Allen Advocate

on September 11 and 18, 2014)

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IN AND FORPONTOTOC COUNTYSTATE OF OKLAHOMACase No. CV-2014-157

IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF SARAH KATHLEEN BOT-TOMS, TO CHANGE HER NAME.

NOTICE OF FILING PETITION FOR CHANGE OF NAMETO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Take notice that SARAH KATHLEEN BOTTOMS, pursuant to 12 O.S. § 1632

et seq, has filed in the above Court a Petition to have her name changed from SARAH KATHLEEN BOTTOMS to SARAH KATHLEEN HARRISON, and that the same will be heard by the undersigned Judge of the District Court of Ponto-toc County, Oklahoma on the 29th day of September, 2014, at 11:30 A.M. In the District Courtroom of Pontotoc County Courthouse located in Ada, Oklahoma, and that any person may file a written protest in the case prior to the date set for the hearing or they may appear and show cause why said name change should not be made by the Court.

s/ Thomas S. Landrith JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT

GREGORY S. TAYLORAttorney at Law115 S. BroadwayP.O. Box 1737 Ada, Oklahoma 74821Telephone (580) 332-7717Fax (580) 332-7752 (Published in The Allen Advocate on September 18, 2014)

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(Published in The Allen Advocate on September 18, 25 and October 2, 2014) LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE DISTRICT COURTOF PONTOTOC COUNTY

STATE OF OKLAHOMACase No. CV-2014-156

FRANK A. BRAWNER and EUNICE GENE BRAWNER, husband and wife; TRUMAN E. HARRIS; and RUSSELL KENT HARRIS and SHARI A. HAR-RIS, husband and wife, Plaintiffs,

Vs.The Heirs, Executors, Administra-

tors, Devisees, Trustees, and As-signs, and the Unknown Successors of JIMERSON AUSTIN, Full Blood Mississippi Choctaw, Roll No. 50, and of KIZZIE CLAY, Full Blood Choctaw, Roll No. 5345, both Deceased; LIZZIE CLAY, Full Blood Choctaw, Roll No. 5344, if living, and if deceased her unknown successors; and The State of Oklahoma, ex rel. The Oklahoma Tax Commission; Defendants.

NOTICE BY PUBLICATION STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: The Heirs, Executors, Administra-

tors, Devisees, Trustees, and Assigns, and the Unknown Successors of JIMERSON AUSTIN, Full Blood Mis-sissippi Choctaw, Roll No. 50, and of KIZZIE CLAY, Full Blood Choctaw, Roll No. 5345, both Deceased; LIZZIE CLAY, Full Blood Choctaw, Roll No. 5344, if living, and if deceased her Unknown Successors.

TAKE NOTICE that you and each of you, have been sued by the above named Plaintiffs in the above entitled action in the District Court of Pontotoc County, State of Oklahoma, and that you must answer the Petition filed by Plaintiffs in said cause on or before the 3rd day of November, 2014, or said Petition will be taken as true and judg-ment rendered accordingly in favor of Plaintiffs and against Defendants above named in said action, quieting title to the following described real property located in Pontotoc County, Oklahoma:

The E/2 of NW/4 and W/2 of NE/4 and NE/4 of SW/4 and all of Lot 4 (SW/4 of SW/4) all in Section 31, Township 3 North, Range 4 East, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma

And judicially determining the heirship of JIMERSON AUSTIN, Full Blood Mississippi Choctaw, Roll No. 50, and KIZZIE CLAY, Full Blood Choctaw, Roll No. 5345, both de-ceased.

WITNESS my hand and seal this 15th day of September, 2014.

Karen Dunnigan, Court ClerkPontotoc County, Oklahoma

By: s) Pat WeaverDeputy

Barry G. Burkhart, OBA#14,092120 South BroadwayAda, Oklahoma 74820(580) 332-2800(580) 332-2811 (fax)Attorney for Plaintiffs (Published in The Allen Advocate

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