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Community Friday, September 20, 2019 (a The Elk City News, Elk City, Oklahoma Page 5 Barr and Hensley plan nuptials Paul and Denise Barr, par- gree in art education from ents of William Barr, would Southwestern Oklahoma like to announce the Engage- State University in Weath- ment of William Barr and erford in 2018. William will Meagan Hensley. complete his Masters in The bride elect is the Art Education in 2020. The daughter of Kari Hens- groom currently teaches art ley of Woodward. Meagan at Deer Creek High School. graduated from Woodward The couple will wed on in 2014. She received her Dec. 20 in Oklahoma City. Bachelors in Fine Art in A shower is set for Oct. 19 2018 from Southwestern Oklahoma State University at the United Methodist in Weatherford and works as Church in Elk City. Meagan a graphic designer for Blas- and William are registered trac NA in Oklahoma City. At Bella Vita, Aspen, Target The groom is from Elk and Amazon. Poole joins City and graduated high William and Meagan will William Barr and Meagan Hensley. Photo sub- school in 2013 and then re- make their home in Okla- mitted. ceived his Bachelor’s De- homa City. Meals on Wheels bread, sugar cookies. September 24- pepper steak, rice, candied carrots, pickled beets, biscuit, sour Wall of Fame September 20- Chicken tossed salad, roll, boston pork chops, scallpoped cream apple pie. Regan Poole, an eighth-grader who attends classes in the fried steak, mashed pota- cream cake. potatoes, zucchini and September 25- Georgia Canute Public Schools, is August’s Wall of Fame member toes, gravy, green beans, September 23- Baked tomatoes, apple sauce, corn chicken, creamy potatoes, for Canute. creamed corn, cole slaw, She has attended Canute Public Schools since kindergar- ten. She is a member of the Junior High Cheer Team. Regan biscuit, dessert. likes to spend her free time with family and friends. After September 26- steak fin- she graduates from high school, Regan plans to attend col- gers, baked potato, broccoli lege to become a registered nurse. and cauliflower, three bean She was born January 20, 2005, in Elk City. Regan is the salad, texas toast, peanut nut daughter of Barrett Poole and Lacey Jordan. She has six sis- butter bars. ters and four brothers. Regan is the great-granddaughter of Terry and Glenda Jordan. She is also the granddaughter of September 27- Roast beef, Roger and Shanda Poole. mashed potatoesitalian flat PUBLIC NOTICE beans, tossed salad, rolls, texas sheet cake. September 30- Lasagna, Apublic notice is information intended to inform citizens of capri veggies, tossed salad, government activities. The notice should be published in a forum Attending the Oklahoma State Daughters of the American Revolution garlic toast and apricot cob- independent of the government, readily available to the public, held at Norman on August 22-24 were Ellena Womack, Nancy Lisle, bler. capable of being securely archived and verified by the publisher. Virginia Reid and Linda Stewart. The National Society of the Daugh- This newspaper carries public notices and is proud to serve the ters of the American Revolution President General Denise Doring Cost :$5 for Sr. Adults public in this way. VanBuren was also in attendance. DAR promotes historic preserva- Younger guest: $6 tion, education and patriotism. Photo submitted. Dining room open 11:00 www.oklahomanotices.com a.m. to 12:30 at 1510 West for free access to public notices in Oklahoma newspapers 9th Street. Historical Better water for better living. SALES ¢ SERVICE ° RENTALS sion were Mrs. Hutton, Mrs. 25 years ago * Water Softeners * Salt Delivery & Filter Changes 100 years ago * Reverse Osmosis Systems * Free Water Analysis Esther Hunter, Mrs. John Merritt Community Re- September 1919 Gray, Flo Hutton, Mes. ports Events (Cont.) (580) 323-2041 You could give your people Elk City News-Democrat Bert McCall, Mrs. L. V. Baker, Mrs. John Alldredge, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knight (800) 310-6336 Culligan Water BIRTHDAY SURPRISE Mrs. Buster Sharp, Miss spent Sunday afternoon with culligan.com Bonnie Poff and Mrs. Roy Mr. and Mrs. Alis Knight in A.J. Rayfield was given a surprise by his children Alldredge.The program for Altus. recently on his 66th birth- consisted of piano selecteo- Larry and Linda Allison day. He with his wife went ns by SHirley Jean Storman of Denton, Texas, spent to church and on his arrival Jane Stringer and songs Thursday and Friday with home found a ovely din- by eight girls from Miss his mother, Dorothea Al- ner spread and ready to eat, Alldredge’s Sunday School lison. prepared by his daughters Class. Mrs. O. E. Standifer, and daughters-in-law. A assisted by Mayme Patter- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mikles freezer of ice cream was son presented the gifts and and Mr. and Mrs. Lester brought forth after dinner, Mrs. McCall presided over Mikles and son were Sun- and it was ad ay long to be the guest book. day dinner guests of Mr. remembered. Mr. Rayfield has a host of friends who 50 years ago and Mrs. J. A. Mikles. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Adams wish that he amy live to en- The Elk City Daily News September 1969 of Butler vistied Mr. and joy years and years of such happy surprises. Mrs. Earl Logan. Round Town Mrs. J. R. Dennis left the Don Lee Collins, son of first of the week for Corpus Paul Ray Collins of Ham- The Elk City Daily News Christa and Galveston to be mon, has pre-enroled for the with Mr. Dennis for several fall term at Panhandl State. 10 years ago weeks. Mr. Dennis writes His highschool activities Pimieossivmal, Passions that he has been over in Old included baseball and bas- Heavy Rains Soak West- Mexico, where he witnessed ketball. He plans to major in ern Oklahoma AdVauced, crsuciye several bull fights and pre-veterinary at PBC. Elk City gauges were cout BUUNKGiigHis us Ol Gens enjoyed other aspects of the showing over an inch by country. Arriving in Elk City last 9 a.m., Saturday including month to make her home 75 years ago until her husband returns one that had 1.23 inches. Domino Express at Ca- The Elk City Daily News form Vietnam was Mrs. September 1944 Randy (Betty) Byrd of nute reported 1.5 inches. Sydney, Austrailia. At the Lendell Stowers had 1.4 Miss Alldrege Honored present time she is staying inches in his Retrop U.S. At Bridal Shower Tnrsday with Randy’s parents, Mr. Weather Bureau gauge Miss Cleda Alldredge was honored Thursday evening and Mrs. Eldon Whitfield. Randy is scheduled to leave which was checked at 7 omforting by a bridal shower given in the home of Mrs. W. Danang about Oct. 15. a.m., Saturday. Up at Leedey, Kenny nds Hospice uc R. Hutton, 903 West Fifth Bailey had only .06 in his street. The Elk City Daily News U.S. Weather Bureau gauge Hostesses for the occa- September 1994 bv 7 a.m..

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