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News/Obits January 6, 2021 Page Jewelers Baby pleased to partner with these lo- cal businesses: 1st National Bank and Trust Union Farm Fresh Kids GPRMC Women's Center Physical Therapy Central Pizza Hut board of directors comprised of busi- retaining the warmth and com- ness, community, and medical lead- passion of a community hospital. ers from Western Oklahoma. Our Coninued from page 1. Attic Door Grandview Pharmacy Rhinestone Ravens commitment is to provide modern, For more information, visit www. Barber-Dyson Hutchinson Oil Co. ‘The Dugout C-Store Big Splash Burgers Hylton Flowers Walgreens state-of-the-art medical care while gprme-ok.com. who donated to welcome the Broadway Babies Interbank Wal-Mart Broadway Flowers Keith's Butcher Shop Z-n-R Snack Bar then back down. A good exam- Wellness New Year’s baby. GPRMC was Carl's Jr. L&R Tire ple would be sprinting for thirty Circle A Western Wear Legacy Bank About GPRMC seconds and then walking for Round Country Dove Gift and Tea Room Damron Jewelers Loves Country Store Main Street Coffee Major Bean Coffee and Great Plains Regional Medical Center (GPRMC) provides compre- Coninued from page 1. thirty seconds,” Price added. Another core component of the program is intermediate Davis Printing Co. Sandwich CO. hensive, cost effective high quality my practice. I will give that fasting, Price acknowledges that Town Endurance Federal Credit Myofascial Pain Clinic healthcare. GPRMCis governed by a talk to my patients, but its something you have to know this often sounds intimidating to newcomers, but quickly be- January 16 how to address because you comes second nature and offers tickets sold — a girl from Mer- Quail G&S Promotion Gun ed hunting when I was seven,” don’t want people to feel un- a wealth of health benefits. ritt, Blakely Barnett, and a girl Rundle remembered. “I started der attack, I make certain that “Gor example, after I ate my Show, Convention Cen- from Sayre, Taylee Cruthird. with my granddad down in San they don't feel like I am get- last meal tonight at around 7 ter. So we had to go spend another Angelo, Texas. Honestly, for me, pm, I won't take in any more Coninued from page 1. $900 to make sure they both got it is as much about watching the ting onto them or anything like calories until I have my lunch a shotgun, but we didn’t care. bird dogs work as it is hunting that, but that we are a team. I tomorrow around 11 am,” Price January 17 “Man, everything just shut This was showing them that the birds, but I love that, too. would rather help them prevent explained. “I know that sounds G&S Promotion Gun down. The kids weren't in school hard work pays off and we were We are fortunate in this area disease than to have to treat it,” undoable for some people, but Show, Convention Cen- and weren't able to go much of happy to be able to help the Elk to have some of the best public she emphasized. you drink lots of water. We have anywhere else, either. We had City, Merritt, Sayre and Roger hunting in America right here With the FASTer Way to Fat always been taught that break- ter. spent money out of the chap- Mills and Beckham County 4-H between Packsaddle, Black Ket- Loss program, Price starts by fast is the most important meal ter's account to buy all these shooting teams,” Clark added. tle and Sandy Sanders. With all giving her clients a 7-day meal of the day and it is for kids. But February 12 guns and we were thinking that In fact, the two girls did so this right here, it is the perfect for adults, giving your body this “Valentine's Day Make and we were going to have a big loss. well that they sold approximate- place to continue our passion plan. time of intermediate fasting Take” all day and supplies As of June 17, we only had 900 ly 1,700 of the total 3,000 raffle for the shooting sports. And “This is precision nutrition,” helps increase your metabo- provided, Carnegie Youth Li- tickets sold. It was looking kinda tickets. that is a sport that has grown she explained. “People need lism and it does great things for brary. scraggly,” Clark sighed. Rundle and Clark are proud so fast among high school stu- structure sometimes. Through your blood sugar. And ofcourse, But, never ones to give up to see the local shooting teams dents.” the meal plan and coaching, we drinking water is good for all February 13 mid-project, Rundle and Clark excel. ‘The annual membership is are also able to give each other your internal organs.” reached out to Blake Brewer, “Some of the kids went down $35 and can be purchased any- accountability. I need that, too. As a mother of three, Price Southwest Rustic Mar- owner of Paragon Communi- to a Quail Forever shooting time throughout the year. Run- Tm human. We all are. So it empathizes with parents ner- ket, Convention Center cations. Paragon is the famed event at Shawnee and they out- dle and Clark both stress that helps having people cheering vous that their children will not home of Elk City’s two radio did the OU shooting team from the vast majority of funds raised for you and supporting you, to follow suit. stations, KECO 96.5 and KXOO Norman. My nephew is on the stay within their chapter. “Normally, the parents are February 14 94.3. OU team and he is a crack shot. “In the 70s, 80s and 90s, pick you up when you fall.” doing the cooking and no one Valentine’s Day “Blake had been a big sup- I told him they were gonna when I was growing up as a kid, After getting clients regis- wants to cook two meals. But, porter of ours through the fun- have to go back and get better we had birds all throughout our tered online and getting the our kids see what we are doing draisers,” Clark explained. “We because these high school kids native grasses and plum thick- app set up, Price guides them and will watch what you are do- Southwest Rustic Mar- told him about the problem we Imew what they were doing,” ets. We are starting to see those through the meal plan and work ing. All of our bad habits are ket, Convention Center were having and the next thing Clark laughed. numbers come back, but Quail out options. learned at an early age and they you know, he had them putting The shooting athletes not Forever has two biologists who “In the transition to a whole can be retaught at an early age. us on the radio on both stations only have the opportunity to live out in our area. For anyone food diet, we also teach to track One of my children was harder February 20 for 10 minutes. Within 10 days, learn gun safety, but Clark and with a membership, they will what we eat. It is very easy to to adjust, so I would let him ith Annual Father/ we had sold completely out. We Rundle both said that the sport come out to your property for think you are taking in less calo- have a flour tortilla instead of Daughter dance, Hearts even had some of the coaches can present opportunities to free and help landowners learn ries than you are. For that, wethe grain-free. He used to not asking us to get more tickets, further their education. how to help rebuild that habitat use MyBitnessPal,” she stated. eat tomatoes and now he is eat- for Hearing Fundraiser, but we knew we had to stick “One of the Merritt seniors, that attracts these birds,” Clark ‘Through both her personal ing bowls of food with them. Convention Center. with the original 3,000 as adver- Blakely Barnett, has gotten a stated, transformation and her con- ‘The hardest part is starting and tised.” scholarship to Western Oklaho- ‘Although the two are both tinued education, Price has also they will pick it up with a little As an additional enticement ma State College at Altus to go. proud of the success of the raffle learned how to make “small patience anda little time.” Due to the COVID-19 to sell the most tickets other At our banquet this next year, and the local shooting teams, swaps.” This is where her certi- With the Covid-19 pandemic pandemic, many events than helping fund their shoot- we will start rewarding a $1,000 they now have their eyes set to- fication in Precision Nutrition having general health in the ing teams, the Northfork Chap- scholarship. It will be an easy ward the future. comes in handy. have been cancelled, ter of Quail Forever was also form to fill out,” advised Clark. “The eye doctor Colby Roberts thoughts of many Americans, post-poned or modi- She defines that as trading Price said that she is seeing an rewarding the top student ticket Both men are proud of the is on our board. After we did so flour tortillas for grain-free fied. Please check with seller with a $900 shotgun. mission that Quail Forever is well with this, he said, ‘Guys, we tortillas, whole dairy milk for increased desire for overall well- the event coordinator “Those girls just get out there serving to local landowners and got to do this again.’ For me, I almond or cashew milk or pre- ness among her patients and and sell. We ended up having ‘hunters. liked having the theme of the 21 paring oats with honey and ba- dients alike. to make sure of any two girls who tied for the most Aside from teaching gun safe- Gun Salute because we are pa- nanas rather than brown sugar “Tt was like a lightbulb went ty and instilling a love for hunt- triotic and Jimmy served in the and butter. off in all our heads. It’s crazy ing, the group is serving the military during Desert Storm,” “Some of these changes are how sometimes we just can’t Carol Ray Bankston mission of helping restore quail to western Oklahoma through Rundle said. For more information, con- really simple, but they add up,” she said. “Michael and I both predict how Covid will impact ‘one person to the next, but we conservation practices. tact Rundle at (580)334-4930 love to cook. So I understand Carol Ray Bankston was “lam 57-years-old and I start- or Clark at (580)821-6646. do know that co-morbidities the fear you can have that you increase the chances for having born August 20, 1937 in Oak- aren't going to be able to eat wood, Oklahoma to Anna the foods that you have always complications. The best way to Pearl (Ward) and Morse Eli Jauwan Lee Moore loved. Some of us have grown prevent those complications up with them as family tradi- is the same with anything — Bankston. He passed away tions almost. You don't have to through overall health,” she Wednesday, December 16, January 5, 2021 Jauwan lose that. You just make these said. 2020 at his home in Elk City, ‘Lee Moore Jr. left this world simple adjustments and a lot of times our clients will say that Price has been a coach with FASTer Way to Fat Loss for ap- Oklahoma at the age of 83 to reunite with his dad Spud, they actually come to love these proximately 10 months. years, 3 months and 26 days. his mom Linda, other relatives new foods more because our For more information upon In Carol's early childhood and friends at the age of 49 yrs. bodies actually crave nutrition.” a FASTer Way to Fat Loss, Price Within exercise, Price likes to he moved with his family from 9 mos and 29 days. Jauwan focus on strength training and can be contacted through Face- Oakwood, Oklahoma to the ‘was born March 7, 1971 in what she calls “HIIT,” or high- book. Highway community where he and served as the exulted ruler. Sayre, OK to Jauwan “Spud” intensity interval training. To become a patient, Price “That is anything that gets can be reached at (580)225- attended school and graduated He had his own country music Lee Moore Sr. and Linda Ann the heart rate accelerated and 1290. in 1956. After graduation he band and served as a volunteer Reel Moore Broussard. Jau- was married to Linda L. (Burt) wan grew up at Merritt, Carter Bankston at Elk City, Oklaho- fireman in Elk City. He also enjoyed coaching baseball, and Cheyenne, OK. Nelda Bell Yow ma on August 15, 1958. After softball and basketball teams, Growing up he enjoyed rid- behind each of them, Nelda Bell Yow, 80, of Dun- their marriage they made their hunting, fishing and just being ing 3 wheelers, go-carts and Throughout his career he can, Oklahoma was born on home in Elk City, Oklahoma. in the outdoors. odyssey’s, really anything that had little down time because April 30, 1940 in Elk City, He enlisted in the Army Na- He is preceded in death by would go fast and spin out. He he couldn't be idle, it wasn’t Oklahoma, She is the daughter tional Guard in 1959 and spent his parents; son, Billy Carol also enjoyed fishing and hang- in his nature. He’d work long of James Forrest and Gladys the next 6 years serving at var- Bankston; grandson, Cris, ing out with friends and fam- stints, would return home get Irene Pearl Price (Lutz). Nel- ious locations throughout the Bankston; brother, Bobby ily, especially his cousins. He a call, and head back out. Or da went home to be with her United States. After his dis- Joe Bankston and one sister, loved playing baseball from Lord and Savior on Saturday, he'd return home, get what he charge in December of 1965, Loualla Sanders. the time he started kindergar- needed to get done and then January 9, 2021 at Duncan he began his career as a me- ten through high school. While Regional Hospital in Duncan, Carol is survived by his in high school he was a mem- say well nothing else to do chanic and eventually opened wife of 62 years, Linda, of| so I'll call the boss and see if Oklahoma. his own shop where countless the home; son, Lyndon Ray ber of the FFA, he enjoyed Nelda married her sweet- his shop classes and show- anyone’s needing help or re- heart, Larry Gene Yow, on De- people have benefited from Bankston, Elk City, OK; 1 lief and off he’d go. Jauwan her son Ricky Don Cannon; his hard work and dedication. grandson, Grant Eli Bankston ing cattle. He also worked at cember 8, 1967 in Gainesville, daughter Julie Irene and her Cheyenne Feed and Grain af- was very proud of his daughter Texas. She enjoyed her re- Carol was a member of the and a host of other relatives Rylee and son Xander for be- husband Mark Malone of’ Elk City JayCee’s, Elks Lodge and friends. ter he got his driver’s license. search into family genealogy, Mansfield, Texas; grandchil- Jauwan graduated from Chey- coming fine young adults. spoiling her cats, and watching dren, Casey James Malone, enne High School in 1990 and He is preceded in death by the deer, turkey, and geese at Cory Cannon, and Amy Val- "ElkCituNews briefly went to Liberal, KS on a baseball scholarship before returning back to Cheyenne. both parents, Spud Moore, and Linda Broussard, 2 broth- ers, Billy Reel and Christo- the lake. Nelda and Larry trav- eled all over the United States together. Nelda was a member entine. She is preceded in death by her parents, James Forrest and He then began his career in the pher Moore, grandparents, of the Daughters of the Ameri- Gladys Irene Pearl Price; and (USPS # 173-020) Oilfield with 26 years in the Jay Moore, Wenona Briggs can Revolution and the Dur- her infant granddaughter, Ma- 580-225-3 100 industry. Moore, J.C. Reel and Delores ham Baptist Church. rissa Malone. He started out on oil rigs Graham Reel Vandine. Funeral Service will be held Memorials can be made to Is published twice weekly by Beckham County Media, LLC learning everything he could at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, Janu- the Durham Baptist Church in 109 W. Broadway, Elk City, OK 73644-4736 He is survived by his 2 chil- to advance his way up to Con- dren, daughter Rylee Moore ary 13, 2021 at Martin-Dugger care of Martin-Dugger Funeral Periodicals Postage Paid at Elk City, OK 73644 sultant. He loved his job and and son Xander Moore, 1 sis- Funeral Home Chapel, Elk Home, P.O. Box 707, Elk City, POSTMASTER: Send address changes to 109 W, Broadway, Elk City, OK 73644 worked hard to climb up to the ter, Shawnda Moore Callahan City, Oklahoma. Rev Brian Oklahoma 73648, next level. He traveled over- and husband Dusty, 1 brother, Chatman will officiate. Inter- Online condolences can be SUBSCRIPTIONS Josh Umholtz seas and offshore. Jauwan def- ment will be at Fairlawn Cem- sent to the family by using Deliverd by mail: Publisher initely was a frequent flyer and Shawn Broussard, 2 nieces, etery, Elk City, Oklahoma. the online guest book at www. $75/yearly Amy Loynd with millions of flying points Karlee Callahan, Kassidy Cal- Services have been entrusted martin-duggerfuneralhome. $50/six months Business Manager to spare. He and Delta were on lahan, 1 nephew, Ryder Cal- to the care of Richard and com. No refunds on subscriptions. Neva Pyatt a first-name basis. He bought lahan, 1 grandmother, Wilda ‘Tammy Dugger and the staff The family would like to Advertising Director keepsakes from every country Broussard and a host of aunts, of Martin-Dugger Funeral invite all that cannot attend editor @ecdailynews.com D’Ann Brasuell he went to and had it nicely uncles, cousins and friends. Home in Elk City, Oklahoma. to watch the service live on sports @ecdailynews.com Production Manager displayed in his house. He was Services Are Pending At Cherishing her memory is Martin-Dugger Funeral Home [email protected] Maressa Margerum happy to tell anyone the story This Time. a husband, Larry Gene Yow: Facebook page. classifieds @ecdailynews.com Customer Service Rep

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