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4.0 scale to be included on as Valedictorian and Sean the College of Architecture Coffey was selected as Saluta- are recognized wiht a 3.3 or better, and students in the torian for the 2017-18 school College of Engineering are year. recognized with a 3.0 or bet- Jones is the daughter of ter. Lance and Michelle Jones. Honor roll students, who are enrolled full time in at She is involved in Elk City least 12 credit hours, are High School tennis, Cham- listed below by the hometown ber Choir and First Baptist they provided on their re- cords. The names of students Church Elk City youth group who earned a4.0((A) grade and worship team. She is the point average are followed by president of Key Club and an asterisk. Elk City - Adam Thomas Fellowship of Christian Ath- Krompecher, Tracy Ann Wat- letes, treasurer of Interact, son, Michael T. Wright Jr., and is also involved in Stu- Granite - Justin Kyle James. Sentinel - Connie Sue dent Council, National Honor Thompson. Society, and is the senior class vice president. Elk City Education Founda- Jones enjoys painting, sing- tion Raised Over $31,000 in ing, and spending time with 1993-94 School Year family and friends. In the fall, Elk City Education Foun- dation completed the school she will be attending Mid- year raising $31,164.29, all of America Christian University which has been paid. in Oklahoma City pursuing a For the first four school degree in Christian Ministry. years of the tax-exempt local 1994 T-SHIRT ART- Elk city Junior High student Tamara Moore helps Fairview Elementary students public school support founda- Coffey is the son of J. and Heather Wynn (left) and Brittaney Goins decorate T-shirts with watermelon designs. T-shirt art was just one of tion, $167,071.39 has been Sally Coffey. He is involved many activities included in a festival at Fairview today. (Staff Photo by John Lyon) given. in Elk City High School ten- To date for all four years every pledge to the founda- nis, cross country, band, and tion has been paid in full. First Baptist Church Youth mountain Sunday. Those who discussion of the lesson, the There are no accounts receiv- Group and worship team. He went were Mr. Aand Mrs. sesssion closed with sentence ables. Will Gowdy, Mr. and Mrs. prayer. All funds are invested and is National Honor Society May 1919 Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Gianes, Those present were Miss The Elk City Daily News the interest is used to provide President, Academic Team Elk City News-Democrat Misses Lois Hunt, Francis Masters, Miss Thiessen, Miss grants for academic excel- Captain, drum major in band, Lewis, Sylva and Ruby John- Bonnie Poff, Miss Tola Askew lence inthe class room. Vice President of Interact CANUTE ITEMS son; Messrs. Roy Bernard, and Miss Ether Fager. Police Check Auto Mishap ‘There were a few people Charlie Hilgenbert, Bill and One accident occurred Club and participates in Key at church and Sunday School Roy Gowdy,, Willie Foster in Elk City about 5:04 p.m. Club, student council and Fel- Sunday. Rev. McWilliams and Leroy Lewis. Al report a Elaine Meadows Honored Wednesday in the intersec- filled his regular appointment splednid time. Saturday tion of West Third and North The Elk City Daily News lowship of Christian Athletes. Sunday morning and night. Mr. and Mrs. Olen Kelly of To honor her daughter, Washington streets. May 2009 He plans to attend Oklaho- Rev, Hibes will preach next Canute, spent Sunday with Elaine, on her second birth- Only one roade vehicle, a ma State University in the fall Sunday and Sunday night. Mr. Kelley's parents. day, Mrs. Ray D. Meadows 1969 Chevrolet truck hauling Summer Arts Programs to and major in physiology. We have an Epworth Force and John Gowdy entertained with a party in a John Deere combine, was Start League at Canute now and the returned Sudnay from Okla- her home Saturday afternoon. involved. The Elk City Arts Coun- way it has started, looks like homa City where John has Toys and games furnished The combine on top of the cil’s Summer Arts Program we would prosper. So come been taking treatment for his the afternoon’s entertain- truck struck the traffic light is about to begin again. This Niemann coming to Pio- eyes. ment. on the southeast corner of the program is offered with the and help us. Bessie Glancy is leader. The pink birthday cake sur- intersection, doing $200 dam- help of the United Fund and neer Center ‘The Sunday visitors at W. rounded by the gifts wrapped —_age to the light. the Elk City Public Schools. Country star Jerrod Nie- M. Spangler’s were: Rev. W. C. Cowan was in Friday in pink and whtie served as Driver ofthe truck was Five programs will be of- mann will appear in concert MeWilliams and wife, Will to meet his sister, Mrs. Sal- the centerpiece. The cake was Charles Wheeler Jr., 30, fered thisyear including Art, Dunn, wife and daughter, lie Smith, of Jacksonville, served with a fruit drink and Weatherford. Creative Writing, Drama, at 7:30 p.m. June 2 inside the Mrs. George Murray, Mr. D. Texas, who has come with her each small guest received a The truck received no Dance organizer Juanita Pioneer Center, 1220 Pioneer E. Glancy and family. children to make an extended picture book as a favor. damage and only very minor Wham. Road. Albert Hawkins and family stay here. Mr. Cowan had not The guests were Robbie damage to the combine was This year classes will be Tickets are available at the visited at Mr. Fred Hawkins’ met his siter for twenty-two Joycce and JeanetteGreen, —_ sustained. held in the Junior High 7th Sunday. years. Mattie Belle and Walter Policeman Ron Taylory grade Arts Complex. Vo- Elk City Board of Education, George Lee Sundayed in C. V. McKinney, who has Porter Sowders, Jacquenette investigated. No citation was cal Music will be offered 300 N. Boone or online at Elk City. Miss Annabelle been working for the gov- Sinaird, Mrs. C.B. Lester, issued. later in the summer students https://tickets.vendini.com. Martin and little sisters and ernment inNorth Carolina, Mrs. Calven Green, Mrs. Wal- by arrangement with Lori brothers spent the past week returned home last Monday ter Sowders and Mrs. Jack Dabenspek and Justin Ediger Prices range from $24-$40 with relatives near Hammon. morning. He looks like Uncle Siniard. BPW Guild Meets For while all other classes will be with a VIP package available ‘Mrs. Elsie Mingus, of El Sam has been good to him and Those sending gifts were Bible Study offered from May 26 through for $75. Reno, spent Sunday with her that he has had plenty to eat. Vonda Lee Adee, Cluad Dar- BPW Guild of the First Thursday, with the exception brother, Edgar Martin. Miss Lottie Hefner, who rel Sowders an dMrs. Sallie Christian church met Monday of the first week which begins The meet and greet VIP Misses Polly Young and was called home to see her Jones. night in the church parlor on Tuesday, the day following package is limited to 35. It is Mary Magill spent Sunday aunt, Miss Lula Helner, with Mrs. Charlie Shinault as Memorial Day. an opportunity to meet the with Misses Edna and Bessie returned to Tulsa Friday. She hostess. Glancy. has been caring for a mother- BALES Mrs. Viola Estes gave the Some Rain Came Over artist, geta photo and receive Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Cole- less babe there and felt the By MRS.W.H.KEYBURN devotional thoughts and Mrs. Weekend premium seating located at man spent Sunday with rela- had to go back to the little Bertha Burkett led the study Showers fell in various the front of the house. Back- tives near Weatherford. one. Her aunt was much bet- Mrs, Alta Mager! left last on “Christians in Southeast areas at various times across Miss Margaret Rayburn ter when she left. Thursday for Californiafora Asia.” western Oklahoma during stage VIP lanyard is also spent Saturday night and Ray Brown is able to take few days visit. The group voted to donate the Memorial Day extedned included. SUnday with her cousin, Miss his place again at the station Miss Mildred Wogman $5 to the ditty bag fund. weekend. Niemann is originally from Mary Fitzwater. after a few days absence on spent the week end with her ‘Mrs Gene Medders, chair- Elk City had .56 records Liberal, Kansas, and now Mr. L. A. Glancy, of New account of sickness. parents Mr. and Mrs. C. W. man, presided. early Monday morning and hope, spent Sunday with Miss Marion Smith and WOgman. Attending were Mrs. Mary about 2 on Saturday. May lives in Nashville with his Grandmother Glancy. children, of Frimes, visited Mr. and Mrs.C.M.McAd- McCoy, Mrs. Glen Cowperth- rainfall thus far is 3.37 inches. wife, Morgan. The singer- ‘There’s lots of mumps now. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ams visited in the F.M. McAd- waite, Mrs. Mayme Patter- Cantue Domino Express re- So many have to stop school Tom Smith, on West Broad- ams home Wednesday. son, Mrs. Estes, Mrs. H. G. ported a total of 1.5 inches for songwriter has had two No. on account of them, so the way, Friday and Saturday. Tobe Hobbs spent the week Walker, Mrs. Lucille Loveall, the previous 24 hour period 1 hits in “Lover, Lover” and teachers are giving esams the Mrs. C. B. Hanna and little end in Arkansas visiting Mrs. Julia Miller, Mrs. Edrie early Tuesday. “Drink to That All Night.” first of the week isntead of the son, “Billy Bob,” went to relatives, They had a family Suttles, Mrs. SHinault, Mrs. ‘The Roger Mills County He also recorded Top 5 song last. Our school closes next Oklahoma City Friday to visit reunion. Medders and Mrs. Burkett. Yard at Hammon reported 1.5 Friday and we are going to a few days with her sister Mr. and Mrs. Arthur inches early Tuesday as well. “What Do You Want.” have a big dinner. Come and there. Richmond visited in the W.H. | Kenny Baily had 1.38 inch- Niemann’s last album bring dinner. Chas Oster and wife, of Reyburn home Sudnay night. | es on Saturday and another 4 was released in 2017 and Miss Audrey Morgan, who Missouri, visited in Elk City Mrs. an dMrs. Earl Ferree by early Tuesday at Leedey. has been visiting her sisters, and Sweetwater Saturday and and Sandra and W. H. Rey- Sayre had a trace on Sat- featured the hit single “God Mrs. Will Stanka and Mrs. Sudnay. Mrs. Oster is a niece burn were Sunday afternoon The Elk City Daily News urday but .62 reported early Made A Woman,” which also John Berger, the past week of A. B. Brown. visitors in the B. W. Ferree Tuesday in the U.S. Weather produced a video starring returned to her home near home. Bureau gauge at the Wayne Carpenter Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wesely Ray Local Students On OU Robinson home. Niemann’s wife. The album - visited his parents Mr. and Honor Roll “This Ride” - also includes “I Mrs. Ray Wednesday. Student from 206 Oklaho- Got This.” Prairie View Last Friday closed a very ma Communities are listed on successful term of school at the University of Oklahoma Before Niemann started Mrs. Elza Dalton and Miss The Elk City Daily News singing, he was a successful Evelyn Hughes made a brief May 1944 Bales with Miss Onnie Comp- Norman Campus honor roll The Elk City News trip to Oklahoma City the lat- ton of Carpenter asteacher. A for the spring 1994 semester. May 2019 songwriter. Niemann started ter part ofthis week, return- nice program was presented tt In most colleges, students ing Saturday. Business Ladies Circle by the pupils Thursday night. must earn a minimun 3.5 ECHS names top students writing songs at age 8. Hold Bible Study Mr. and Mrs. Will JOnes The Business Ladies CIrcle ‘Two received 8th grade grade point average on a Lauren Jones was selected and Family spent Sunday at of the First Baptist Church diplomas. Friday several enjoyed a Do you have an old the home of Mrs. W. E. Hall. met Monday evening at the There will be apie sup- church for Bible study when basket dinner at the school per at the close of school Miss Frances Masters was house and the men and boys Thursday, June Sth. A good photograph that looks neat? had a ball game. in charge ofthe lesson on Mrs. B. W. Ferree and Miss program is expected. Every- the twenty-five prophecies body welcome. fulfilled in twenty-four hours. Anna Ferree visited in the Mrs. Ocie Graves and baby ‘The scripture was Matthew Jim Carpenter home in Elk , Misses Gertrude and Lora Churchwell spent Sunday 26. City Wednesday. Mrs. M. C. Gillispie of Send it to [email protected] ‘The meeting opened with at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Alison. the song “Must Jesus Bear Sentinel was admitted late ‘Monday afternoon on to the or stop by the office with a small The Cross Alone” followed Alarge crowd enjoyed a pleasant trip tot he Granite by prayer led by Miss Ruth Community hospital for medi- cal treatment. description for a chance to be featured. Thiessen. Following the open