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My First-Grade Teacher
She opened their eyes to a world of possibilities.
By Johnnie Wingo
Martha Graham was my first-grade teacher, and she was a magician. Not your
everyday pulling-rabbits-out-of-a-hat magician; she didn’t wear a flaring
red cape or a tall hat. She didn’t release flocks of white doves into
the air.
Her magic was the kind that changed and enriched lives. For
five days a week, she corralled 25 children in a little two-room
country school in Oklahoma and convinced them that they
liked it. Her smile made every child feel special, smart and
well liked.
We were children of the Depression, born to sharecropper parents who had struggled for years just to feed, shelter and clothe their families. The food was black-eyed
peas and corn bread; shelter was a three—or four—room
unpainted shack. Our clothes were hand-me-downs and
underwear made from flour sacks.
The politicians in Washington claimed the Depression
was over by 1935, the year I was born, but what do politicians know about the real world? According to our parents, it had happened once; who could say that it might not
happen again?
Farmers needed their children at home to help raise the
crops, tend the gardens, milk the cows and slop the hogs. But
somewhere in some far-off government office, ignorant politicians ignored those needs and decreed that all children must attend school through the eighth grade.
It made no sense to our parents, and we went off to school reluctantly, aware that we were needed at home to ensure that there would be
enough food in the cellar to carry us through the long, hard winter.
But once we answered the ringing of the bell and filed in to take our places at our
desks, our teacher managed to overcome our reluctance to be there. Miss Graham
knew about the devil’s plans for idle hands. She kept us too busy to think about the
cotton that wasn’t being picked, and the corn that needed to be shelled.
We started the day by singing happy songs, songs we never heard at home.
The only songs we heard otherwise were sung at funerals—sad songs
that told us we were not to expect much here on earth, but if we
worked hard and were very, very good, we might someday be
rewarded in heaven.
We learned the alphabet and how to write our names.
We drew pictures (a waste of time, our parents would
have said—but they also told us that we had to mind our
teacher, so we drew pictures because Miss Graham told
us to).
At recess time, Miss Graham made us go outside to
play. We knew that our parents would have frowned
on the unnecessary waste of time and energy, but we
had to do it; Miss Graham said so.
Best of all, we learned to read. There are people
who scorn the stories about Dick and Jane and Spot.
But picture it through our eyes: Those children wore
pretty clothes; they ran and played and laughed; and
Spot ran and played ball with them. Our dogs were
only kept around for their ability to hunt possums or
tree squirrels, or herd the cattle. They would not have
known how to play with a ball even if we had had one
to play with. Most likely they would have tried to eat it;
farm dogs seldom had enough to eat unless they ran it down
themselves.
And somehow, over the next four years, Miss Graham wove
her magic spell, and we became aware that someday, we might go out
into the world and leave the farm, poverty and hard work behind. Someday
we might live in painted houses and wear store-bought clothes. We might have
children who would have time to play without worrying about endless chores. We
might someday have dogs whose only chore would be to play all day.
Holdenville TRIBUNE
VOLUME 13, NUMBER 12 HUGHES COUNTY, OKLAHOMA 1 SECTION 50¢ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 2013
Brittany Robinson appears on stage with Kid Rock
By HERMAN BROWN
Kid Rock had one more question.
Okmulgee Times editor
“How many of you have been to 5 concerts?”
Brittany Robinson is still on Cloud 9 following her personal encounter with a
The standing population dropped off dramatically at the last question. Howsuperstar singer.
ever, the pretty girl from Horntown, America, was among the faithful Kid Rock
Her recent brush with fame occurred when she attended Kid Rock’s concert in
fans still standing. She had seen his act three times in Oklahoma City and once
in Dallas. The trip to Tulsa was her fifth KR
Tulsa. Brittany was shocked when Kid Rock called
concert.
her to the stage and sang a song to her.
“I was still on my chair going crazy,” she
Following the incident, Brittany discussed her resaid. “That was indeed my 5th concert. It was
action and how it all unfolded.
by far the best!”
“This is the best night of my life,” she recalls
The rock superstar then sprang the surprise
thinking. “I can’t believe this is happening!”
of a lifetime on Brittany R. Robinson. As a reBut, it did happen … and she has proof.
ward for her longtime support of his career,
It is a night she will remember for the rest of her
Kid Rock motioned for Brittany to join him
life.
on stage.
The special evening came on Saturday, Feb. 9,
“Come on up here, girl,” the singer said
2013. That’s when the 16-member Brittany Robinas he pointed to Brittany. While stunned, she
son ‘delegation’ made an 80-mile trek to the concert
didn’t wait for additional invitation or encourin Tulsa.
agement.
Joining Brittany at the event were her parents,
“Without hesitation, I took off on what
Kim and Eddie Robinson; her oldest brother, Tanner
seemed like a dead sprint on the seats.”
Robinson; her cousin, Paris Robinson; her brother’s
Her thoughts were racing as she rushed to
girlfriend, Jordan Lucas; her uncle, Rich Robinson;
the front.
and her family friends: Becky Elliott, Chad Elliott,
“I was thinking … Oh, my gosh, Oh, my
Stacey Myrice, Dave Myrice, Angie Johnson, Dargosh … get to the stage... get to the stage! Is
ron Johnson, Lonnie Herring, Cody Johnson, and
this really happening?”
Jon Eric Gann.
For a former Moss Lady Pirate athlete, BritBrittany had excellent seats 13 rows from the front
tany’s journey was not exactly flawless.
of BOK stage.
“I believe I fell twice before actually meet“We had floor seats located on Row K,” she reing him,” she admits. “My adrenaline was
calls. “My seat was #15. After taxes and fees, it was
pumping and all that mattered was getting to
around $100 (for her ticket) - quite possibly the best
that stage! I could not believe it was happen$100 I’ve ever spent!”
ing!”
To say that the Robinson clad likes Kid Rock
Kid Rock asked his devoted fan her name
would be a major understatement.
and where she’s from.
“My family loves Kid Rock,” Brittany said.
“I’m Brittany Robinson,” she said. “I’m
“What’s not to love? He’s the man!”
from Holdenville, Oklahoma!”
Just being at the concert was a thrilling experiThe magical incident continued as she sat
ence for Brittany. However, what transpired on Feb.
on a stool inches away of her singing idol.
9, 2013 will be burned in her memory for the rest of
Seconds later, the music began and Kid Rock
her life. The event began when the famous singer
sang directly to a speechless Brittany Robinasked the crowd members if they’d been to any of
son. He melted her heart with the old Temptahis earlier concerts.
tions’ classic ‘Sugar Pie Honey Bunch.’
“He was asking the crowd how many of us had
“It was the best version I’ve ever heard,”
been to 3 concerts,” she said. “I was standing on
Brittany said.
my seat, raising my hand with pure excitement and
As Kid Rock sang to her, Brittany thought
adrenaline.”
of her best friend sitting down there on Row
Kid Rock continued, asking if anyone in the crowd
K.
had been to 4 concerts. For the spunky little Hughes
Brittany Robinson listens as superstar Kid Rock
sings her a song during his recent concert in Tulsa. The singer
“Where is my hot mama? That is what I call
County gal, the answer was a resounding ‘Yes!’
had
called
the
Hughes
County
fan
from
the
crowd
to
sing
her
a
my mother. She is going to be so proud! Kid
“I was still standing on my chair,” she recalls. “I
song. Kid Rock later gave her his guitar as thanks for being such
jumped up and down with my hand still in the air.”
a loyal fan. (Photo by Mike Mariano, Okmulgee, OK)
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For several years I had some rental property. It proved to be
more of a “challenge” than I wanted to deal with so I left the rental
business . . . forever.
I learned that many tenants do not enjoy paying their rent. Here
are a few of my favorite reasons tenants gave landlords for avoiding
it . . .
• “With my daughter’s graduation, our new boat, and our trip to
Europe this year, we’re a little strapped.”
• “I’m getting real tried of paying this rent every month! You’ll have
to wait a few more days.”
• “We’re a little short right now. But don’t worry – we’re getting a
refund on my wife’s tattoo. The artist messed it up and we’re getting
back most of the bucks!”
• “I didn’t pay the rent because I’m saving up to move.”
• “It’s your fault the check bounced. Why didn’t you tell me you
were going to run to the bank the very same day!”
—CC—
Remember how our teachers would not let us chew gum, during
class? Recent tests show that if they had allowed us to chew gum
we would have done better on our tests. I might even have been
valedictorian . . . probably not, now that I think about it. Here is the
recent report . .
“University students who chewed gum before taking a series of tests
performed significantly better during the first half hour of testing than
a control group who didn’t chew gum, a study published in the journal
Appetite found. Numerous studies have examined the cognitive benefits
of chewing gum but results varied, possibly due to methodological
difference, researchers said. This study focused on the optimum time
to chew gum.
Two groups of students in Canton, New York, one with 80 people
and one with 79, completed five cognitively demanding tasks, each
in the opposite order. Approximately half the subjects in each group
chewed either sugar-fre or sugar-added gum for five minutes in time
to a metronome set at 60 beats per minute. The other half served as
the controls. Gum chewers in both groups significantly outperformed
controls on five out of six tests administered in the first 20 minutes of
testing, but there was no difference in performance after 30 minutes.
Sugar content had no effect.
A separate experiment involving 65 new students found there was no
benefit to chewing gum throughout the entire testing session. Chewing
gum may enhance performance by increasing cerebral blood flow,
but performing difficult tasks and chewing gum simultaneously can
be cognitively demanding and may explain the time-limited benefits,
researchers said.”
So, if you want to improve your performance . . . chew more
gum!
—CC—
How many of you have heard of “Bronies?” They originated in
Berkeley, California . . . which is no surprise to anyone . . .
Fifteen young men in this hotbed of activism gathered at an Indian
restaurant on a recent Sunday and made an appeal: Could the waiter
please switch the TV from the news to “My Little Pony”?
Then the men heaped their plates with curry and clustered around
tables to absorb the Pony cartoon, share trivia about the characters and
play show-and-tell with the various plastic Pony toys they had brought
along.
Meet the self-described “bronies.”
The object of the bronies’ fascination is “My Little Pony: Friendship
is Magic,” a remake of a 1980s animated TV show for preadolescent
girls featuring plucky, candy-colored equines.
After the show launched in October 2010, video clips began
appearing on 4chan, a website that largely draws geeky, tech-savvy
guys. Before long, the bronies were born. They started holding local
get-togethers, from Seattle to Brooklyn, where they recognized each
other by the paper Pony cut-outs tucked in their shirt pockets. They’d
discuss the latest shenanigans of Ponies with names like Twilight
Sparkle and Fluttershy.
Some bronies say they got hooked on the high-quality animation. Others
felt they identified with the four-legged stars that flaunt luxurious,
pony-tail like manes. “The characters aren’t one-dimensional,” said
15-year-old Christian Leisner, a brony in the Berkeley group. “They
have flaws, they have backgrounds they’re ashamed of.”
Bronies—a mash-up of “bro” and “ponies”—established a quarterly
New York convention, called BroNYCon, this year. They’ve spawned
at least two Pony-themed websites and enjoy a thriving subculture of
artists whose creations include Pony-inspired music and their own
writings about Twilight Sparkle and the gang.
Jessica Blank, a 32-year-old computer programmer who is BroNYCon’s
organizer, says people inevitably ask her whether the bronies—threequarters of whom are male—are gay. “Actually, the overwhelming
majority are straight,” she says.
Bronies say their hobby has nothing to do with their sexuality or
gender. “I don’t care about showing to the world that I am masculine,”
says Jason Subhani, a 19-year-old college student in Astoria, N.Y. A
Pony poster on his bedroom wall mingles with images of heavy-metal
icons.
At the recent informal Berkeley gathering, Quinn Johnson, an 18-yearold freshman at the city’s University of California campus, showed a
Rubik’s cube he had customized with homemade “My Little Pony”
stickers. Michael Boveda, a 16-year-old high-school junior, proffered
a plastic Pony carefully transported in a plastic food container. “I didn’t
want to ruin the hair,” he explained.
The group included four “Pegasisters,” as the small minority of female
bronies sometimes call themselves in this male-dominated world.
Voices escalated, and Ohad Kanne, a 27-year-old studying videogame
design, crossed to the TV and turned up the volume on “My Little
Pony: Friendship is Magic.”
It wasn’t supposed to be this way. When Hasbro Inc. and Discovery
Communications Inc. revived the “My Little Pony” franchise on a
new television network called The Hub, an executive told investors
the remake was for “the three- to six-year-old girl and her mom, who
has fond memories of ‘My Little Pony’ from her childhood.”
The Ponies confront knotty challenges—such as an invasion of
adorable but hungry insects called Parasprites—and report to a ruler
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Foibles by Arthur
The Gladys Kravitz Syndrome
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Every neighborhood has it
own and special inhabitant who
specializes in peeking out their
window and attacking
you
with trivial and
mundane conversation at the
most inopportune moments. I
think there must
be a local, state,
or federal mandate that insures
there is a “Gladys
Kravitz”
per number of
households and
within a proximity of service.
If you are too young or don’t
remember the original “Bewitched” series with Elizabeth
Montgomery, Gladys was the
old biddy nosy neighbor to
end all nosy neighbors. You
see this type of character in
almost all Hollywood movies
and television series. During
casting calls for these films, the
category of “Old Biddy Nosey
Neighbor” must draw a line of
wonderful character actors and
actresses. One comes to mind,
Kathleen Freeman, who has
been in so many movies and
shows typecast as this personality, she must; as Liberace stated:
“Laugh all the way to the bank.”
My “Gladys Kravitz” lives
across the street and a couple
of houses down. Her front
and kitchen bay window give
her an unrestricted view of
my front door, lawn, and mailbox. Like all good surveillance personnel, she must keep
a diary of every one’s com-
ings, goings, and daily routines.
Her day, kicks into high gear,
when she sees the postman has
finished his daily stuffing of
our boxes with
80% sales materials, 15%
charity brochures asking
for money, 4%
bills, and 1%
mail you really
wanted/needed & expected to receive
last month,
but
somehow it just
arrived in a
very crumpled
and muddy
state
of
disarray.
My mailbox journey from the
front door takes 15 seconds. I,
then spend another 5 or 10 seconds, insuring all the mail is
mine, before initiating the return trip of 15 seconds back to
safety of my house. Less than
a minute, but several times a
week, as I turn to return, there’s
my Gladys. Her staccato monologue had started half way
across the street and completely
out of my range of hearing. How
this elderly and allegedly feeble
woman can cross that distance
in such short time; would be
the envy of every teenage Sonic
delivery girl on roller skates.
Yesterday, I inadvertently got
my revenge. Working at home,
doing research for clients and
writing, I, like all virtual office (work at home) individuals, tend to be lax in my dress
code. Let’s be honest, I work
a lot of mornings in my PJ’s
and if I don’t have to leave the
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named Princess Celestia about the life lessons they learn.
This is the sort of thing discussed at Equestria Daily, a brony website
with links to such enthusiast-pleasers as free Pony coloring books.
Shaun Scotellaro, its 23-year-old founder, says he cut back on his
community-college classes to run the site out of his parents’ house in
Glendale, Ariz., and has since become a cult hero.
“Growing up, ‘My Little Pony’ was basically on my list, being a boy, of
things I’d probably hate,” says Mr. Subhani, the college student from
Queens. Then he found the remake, he says, and “before I knew it, I
was going on Equestria Daily more than any other news website.”
Mr. Subhani tried to get his rock-band mates to play some Ponyinspired covers. They declined, so he formed a new band of bronies
called Neighslayer, in which he plays guitar-heavy renditions of such
“My Little Pony” songs as “Art of the Dress.”
The show’s producers have caught on to the phenomenon. This
September, “My Little Pony” supervising director Jayson Thiessen
was a special guest at BroNYCon, which drew 300 bronies to a studio
in Chinatown. Mr. Thiessen, 33, addressed a raucous crowd of men,
Neighslayer performed and the guy in the best Pony costume won an
award.
Later, Mr. Thiessen wrote on Twitter that the enthusiasm “completely
floored me!”
In an email, a Hasbro spokeswoman said of the bronies: “From what
we’ve seen, they are a small group of ‘My Little Pony’ fans who
don’t necessarily fit what one might expect to be the brand’s target
audience.”
Sales of “My Little Pony” merchandise are growing, says Hasbro,
which declined to provide figures or comment on who, exactly, is
buying the stuff.
The Hub Chief Executive Margaret Loesch said she is aware of the
show’s strong following among young males, but says the majority
of adult viewers are still overwhelmingly female. “I think part of why
it resonates is the funky, flying mystical creatures,” she says. “The
combination of plenty of action and heart gives it broad appeal.”
Some bronies disdain Hasbro’s Pony figurines, which they find too
commercial and not “show-accurate.” A pet peeve: On TV, Princess
Celestia is a heavenly white, but the toy is cotton-candy pink. So
the bronies frequently buy unofficial merchandise from each other,
including treasures such as pipe-cleaner Ponies.
Leaving the Berkeley gathering, bronies discussed loved ones’ reactions.
“My sisters say, ‘What’s wrong with you?’ “ said Mr. Kanne, who wore
a Pony T-shirt. “Luckily, we have this community that understands.”
— Vauhini Vara & Ann Zimmerman
Wall Street Journal
—CC—
And finally, my “Favorite story of the week” from Aimee Kent . . .
My 12-year-old daughter asked me, “Mom do you have a baby
picture of yourself? I need it for a school project.” I gave her one
without thinking to ask what the project was.
A few days later I was in her classroom for a parent-teacher meeting
when I noticed my face pinned to a mural the students had created.
The title of their project was “The oldest thing in my house.”
house, I shower and shave
(if I shave) later in the day or
before bed. Lazy, maybe, but
it sure beats last years $100
per month dry cleaning bill.
I digress. It was mid morning and I was still dressed in
my PJ’s. It was time for the
dog’s routine of anointing my
wife’s Petunia bed. I anticipate from this natural fertilization, these small flowers should
grow to the size of jumbo elephant ear plants. Suddenly,
there was Gladys. The dog,
frightened, jumped and barked,
before attempting to run for the
front door. We were trapped.
Evidently today’s subject was
health and surgeries. As she
prattled on, the dog gave me
the look of curiosity, by turning
his head and telepathically begging to escape. I was obliged
to smile, nod, and give the
obligatory: “Wow that sounds
awful, I’m glad you are feeling better.” By this time the
dog is asleep at my feet. The
monologue turned to her latest
surgery and I sternly but politely declined to examine her scar.
Gladys then said: “You know
your pajamas are on backward.”
No, I did not realize I had made
such a faux pas; but the gauntlet had been thrown down, so I
had to respond.
“Of course, Gladys, I’m sure
in this day and age of water
conservation and cut backs to
every one’s budget, you would
agree, it’s imperative we save
anywhere we can.” “So, I wear
my PJ’s correctly for a week or
so, then backward for a week
or so, then inside out correctly,
for a week or so, then inside out
and backward for a week or so.”
“Just think of all the water, and
money we save.” “It also works
great for underwear.” “You and
your husband should try it.”
It worked. Gladys was speechless. Appalled but speechless. I
started walking backwards toward the door. The dog must
have thought it was game; as he
was walking backwards on his
leash. Gladys was still silent
with her mouth agape as I left.
“Oh, one more thing you
have to remember Gladys.
When your pants are on backward you to walk and do everything in reverse.” Hello”
was the last word she heard
from me as I closed the door.
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Luella May Butcher, 69, of Lamar, OK completed her
journey down lost memory lane on Friday, February 22,
2013, at her home. She was born December 15, 1943 in
Marshalltown, Iowa to the late Harvey Sr. and Wilma
Angle. She married Robert “Butchie” Butcher on February 2, 1963.
She is survived by her husband
Robert Butcher of Lamar; three sons,
Barry Butcher of Mesquite, Texas,
Larry (Karen) Butcher of Mesquite,
Texas, and Merlin “Todd” (Gayle)
Butcher of Sanger, Texas; one sister,
Mary Eash of Marshalltown, Iowa;
three brothers, Harvey Jr. of Kingston, Jerry (Annette) Angle of Gilman,
Iowa, and Terry (Rebecca) of Gilman,
Iowa; seven grandchildren, Julianne,
Jennifer, Jack, James, Chloe Jane,
Chris (Whitney) Ryals and LaShawn
(David) Marsh; and four great grandchildren, Brooke, Alexia, Jaxon and
Landon. She also leaves behind numerous loving relatives and friends.
Lu is also preceded in death by her three sisters, Pauline Tuttle, Jean Curry, Emily Himes, and brother, Ron-
ald Angle.
Lu and her family moved to Allen, Texas in 1976. After Robert retired in 1995, she and Robert built a house
in Kingston (Lake Texoma), Oklahoma, where Luella
later retired in 2005. Following her retirement, they
purchased a farm in Lamar. They traveled between the two, enjoying a life of
peaceful farm living and relaxing by the
lake.
Lu’s passion and delight was her
family and friends. She loved to cook
and enjoyed entertaining with her
friends. She also loved collecting elephants, gardening, canning and being
outdoors.
Lu was a star recorder for the Loyal
Women of the Moose in Marshalltown,
Iowa. Even after leaving office, she remained active with the lodge whenever
possible.
A memorial gathering for family and
friends will be held at The Moose Lodge
on March 9, 2013 from 10 AM to 2 PM
in Marshalltown, Iowa, and on March 23, 2013 from 12
PM to 4 PM at 1601 Nance Rd, Kingston, Oklahoma.
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OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA
CAUSE CD NO. 201301648
APPLICANT: SILVER CREEK OIL & GAS, LLC
RELIEF SOUGHT: POOLING
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: ALL OF SECTION 29, TOWNSHIP 6 NORTH, RANGE 8 EAST,
HUGHES AND SEMINOLE COUNTIES, OKLAHOMA
NOTICE OF HEARING
STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All persons, owners, producers, operators, purchasers
and takers of oil and gas and all other interested persons, particularly in Hughes and
Seminole Counties, Oklahoma, and more particularly Alice J. Hyde; BNSF Railway
Company; Brett Johnson; Cindy Baker; Garrie Johnson; Gerrod Miller; Karmon Miller;
Kathryn M. Harwell Fiske; Kenneth Wayne Norman and Mary Norman; Raymond L.
Stagaard; Retta Johnson; Santa Fe Pacific Railway Company; Stacey Lyn Johnson;
Stephanie Anne Johnson; T. R. Production, Inc.; Victor Paul Johnson; Clorene Neal,
a/k/a Fannie Clorene Neal; Richard D. Liddell; Unknown heirs, assigns, successors of
Gary P. Harwell; Unknown heirs, assigns, successors of Glenn D. Harwell; Unknown
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successors of Lela Harwell, dec.; Unknown heirs, assigns, successors of Robert C. Key,
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successors of Harwell Production Company; and if any of the above are deceased, the
unknown heirs, executors, administrators, devisees, trustees and assigns, immediate
and remote, of the above-named parties; and if any of the above are corporations
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equities of oil and gas owners in the Mississippian, Woodford, Hunton, Sylvan, Viola
and Simpson common sources of supply underlying all of Section 29, Township 6 North,
Range 8 East, Hughes and Seminole Counties, Oklahoma.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the Applicant in this cause is requesting the
following special relief: (1) to designate the Applicant or some other party as Operator of
the unit; (2) to pool the captioned lands either as a unit or on a well bore basis; and (3)
to provide for the development of the unit including the pooling of the proposed well and
all subsequent wells where applicable; with the final Order to be entered in this case to
provide for one year from the date of entry within which to commence operations for the
drilling of the initial unit well.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this cause be set before an Administrative Law
Judge for hearing, taking of evidence and reporting to the Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this cause will be heard before an Administrative
Law Judge on the Initial Hearing Docket at the Corporation Commission, First Floor, Jim
Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the 26th day of March, 2013,
and that this notice be published as required by law and the rules of the Commission.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the Applicant and interested parties may present
testimony by telephone. The cost of telephonic communication shall be paid by the
person or persons requesting its use. Interested parties who wish to participate by
telephone shall contact the Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing date,
and provide their name and phone number.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that all interested persons may appear and be heard.
For information concerning this action, contact SCOTT ADAMSON, Silver Creek Oil &
Gas, LLC, 5525 N. MacArthur Blvd., Suite 775, Irving, Texas 75038, Telephone: (972)
573-1630; OR JOHN C. MORICOLI, JR., Attorney, One Leadership Square, 211 N.
Robinson, Suite 1350, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102, Telephone: (405) 235-3357.
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF OKLAHOMA
PATRICE DOUGLAS, Chairman
BOB ANTHONY, Vice Chairman
DANA L. MURPHY, Commissioner
DONE AND PERFORMED this 6th day of March, 2013.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION:
PEGGY MITCHELL, Commission Secretary
(Published in The Holdenville Tribune on March 6, 2013)
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Richard ‘Dick’ Shurley went to be with the Lord on
Payne and husband Kevin of Oklahoma City, Candace
March 2, 2013.
Shurley and Kelsie Shurley, both of Fort Collins, ColoDick was born November 15, 1934
rado, and Richard (Little Man) Jackin Holdenville, Oklahoma to M. I. and
son of Holdenville, Oklahoma; one
Anna (Park) Shurley. He was raised
great granddaughter, Scarlett Shurley;
and attended schools in Holdenville.
father-in-law F. J. Morrow; special
While in high school he served two
friend and brother-in-law Tony Moryears in the Oklahoma National Guard
row; nieces Marion Duncan, Peggy
and upon graduation joined the UnitBoren and Robin Ewers; nephews Tad
ed States Navy, serving his countryALL YELLOW PANTONE
Morrow and Billy J. Phillips; and speanother four years during the Korean
cial camping partner and cousin David
War.
Park. Dick leaves numerous relaIn 1978 he married Linda Morrow
tives, friends, and brothers and sisters
Jackson where they made their home
in Christ. He will be greatly missed
in Holdenville, Oklahoma. Dick
by all who knew him, his contagious
was a retired police officer and later
smile and his willingness to help othworked as a petroleum landman until
ers.
1999, having to retire due to health
Funeral services were held
problems.
on
Tuesday,
March 5th, 2:00 p.m. at
He loved to be out in God’s great
the
First
Church
of God, and Dick was
outdoors hunting, camping and riding
laid
to
rest
in
the
Holdenville Cemehis motorcycle.
tery.
Rev.
John
Ewers
was the officiatHe is preceded in death by his paring
minister.
Pallbearers
were Richard
ents, M. I. and Anna Shurley; brother
Shurley,
Brian
Jackson,
Tony MorHal Shurley; and sister Juanita Davis.
row,
Mikel
Colibert,
Richard
(Little
He is survived by his loving wife
Man)
Jackson
and
Tad
Morrow.
Honorary
pallbearers
Linda, of the home; daughter Kim Colibert and husband
were Wendall Dilday, David Park, Glen Paslay, Ernest
Mikel of Frisco, Texas; sons Richard Shurley and wife
Moore, Billy Weaver and Billy J. Phillips.
Kim of Loveland, Colorado, Brian Jackson and wife
Services were under direction of Fisher Funeral
Jeniece of Holdenville; five grandchildren, Brittany
Home of Holdenville. www.fisherfh.net
Memorial To Be Held For Luella May Butcher
Gary’s
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Rock is really singing to me!
Oh, my gosh!”
A more practical thought
struck Brittany during her personal concert.
“Don’t fall off the stool,”
she remembers thinking. Luckily, her falls were limited to her
grand entrance to the stage.
Could this night possibly get
any better? Yes. Yes it could.
“He sang to me and then he
handed me his guitar,” she recalls.
“Thanks for being such a great
fan,” Kid Rock said.
Thrilled at the gift, Brittany
would have liked one more present from the singer.
“I should have snuck a kiss
in ... or a hug ... but I was starstruck! I love Kid. It was the first
time in my life I think I’ve ever
been speechless!”
As a regular concert attendee,
Brittany sees other acts. She
is not just a Kid Rock stalker.
However, this latest experience
at the BOK is, by far, her best
concert experience.
“I have been back stage at a
Buck Cherry and Shinedown
concert,” she said. “But I have
never serenaded by someone as
special as Kid Rock.”
When questioned about her favorite Kid Rock song, she sounds
like the mother with a bunch of
children. She finds it impossible
to single out a favorite.
“They all rock,” she said.
“There are too many to choose
from. They are all my favorite.
I am pretty fond to Cowboy. My
father and uncle are hog farmers. When he sings “I can smell
a pig from a mile away” it kind
of touches home for my family.
Oh, and “God Bless Saturday” is
another one that I love because
God definitely blessed that Saturday for me!”
Hughes County’s newest celebrity isn’t all about music. She
proudly reflects on her roots. She
was born in Fresno, California,
and lived there for a decade.
“My family moved to Holdenville from Chowchilla, California, when I was 10 years old,”
she said. “I grew up in Horntown, actually. I graduated from
Moss High School in 2005. I
played softball and basketball
and was coached by Mr. (Bob)
Sifers, who is very dear to me
and the best coach around. We
won state my senior year.”
Following high school, she
went on to college at East Central University. She is currently
a bartender at Vintage 22 Wine
and Dessert Bar in Ada. No
doubt, she’s now the most famous bartender at the establishment.
On a more personal note, Brittany gushes while discussing her
parents and three brothers.
“My family is very important
to me and we are all very close.
I was raised by the best parents
a girl could ask for - Eddie and
Kim Robinson. They are high
school sweethearts that are great
role models and amazing people
all-around. My parents are wonderful. They are seriously the
best people I know. My mother
is like my best friend; we are
two peas in a pod. My father
is the sweetest, best guy I have
ever met. My three brothers are
very special to me - Tanner, 24;
Cody, 18; and Liddon, 13. They
are such amazing young men
that are very dear to me. They
HOLDENVILLE TRIBUNE—MARCH 6, 2013—PAGE 5
Robinson Family
all work for my dad and my
uncle. Tanner recently graduated from Oklahoma State and
Cody is a senior at Moss High
School. Liddon Ryder is a 7th
grader there and probably the
best hunter around this area.”
The Robinson family understands and appreciates Brittany’s obsession with Kid Rock.
However, her unidentified boyfriend may not be as thrilled
with her obvious infatuation for
the singer.
“He probably thinks I’m
a little crazy for all the love I
have for Kid Rock,” she said.
“But he will just have to deal
with it! Kid Rock is my man! I
love him. Always have … and
always will!”
Brittany is a ‘convicted’ Kid
Rock fan. However, she is not
the only Robinson with that
condition.
“My whole family is huge
Kid Rock fans,” she said. “My
parents and my uncle, Rich
Robinson, and my aunt, Cara
Robinson, go on Kid Rock
cruises. They have been almost every year. They love Kid
Rock. They may love him more
than me! My next goal is to be
on that ship!”
Whether by land or sea, there
are surely more Kid Rock concerts in Brittany’s future.
In the meanwhile, she can
sit back and strum her guitar
… and remember that magical
night she received a one-onone concert from her all-time
favorite singer.
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(3tc-03/20)
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10 Block 8 OT Wetumka; and Lot 6
in the street department. Applicant
Block 14 OT Wetumka. $150 each.
is required to have a current CDL
Call 405-556-1005.
license.
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until
5:00pm on March 11,
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from
Dayna’s Desk
As you have noticed, on pages 6 and 7 of this week’s paper,
we featured a 1933 full page ad
honoring local members of the
BPW Club.
We also found a news item
about Marie Payne, who was a
BPW Lady of the Year in 1957.
Charles Kemmerer, who wrote
a column for the news called
“Both Sides of the Track” wrote
the following.
Both Sides of the Tracks
Marie L. Payne was truly a
Pioneer woman. The PAYNE
family moved from Tecumseh,
Nebraska to a farm near Tecumseh, OK, upon the encouragement of a missionary uncle who
was a Presbyterian minister to
the Indians—this was late in the
19th Century. MISS MARIE was
one of a family of five who actually traveled to Oklahoma by
train, hack and covered wagon.
The father cut native oak trees to
build his one-room home—the
floor was earthen. In this oneroom home the Payne family
began their Oklahoma sojourn.
Neighbors helped to build the
small hand-hewn log school
house, one room, called Oak
Grove. Immediately people of
all faiths built the Union Church
in the new Tecumseh.
The Payne family has never
been ashamed of their meager
beginnings, for in those days
all pioneer families shared the
same difficulties and had the
same opportunities.
The Payne family cleared
their own land, with the help of
the children. Marie Payne was
a twin—her brother John lives
in Austin, Texas, and is prominent in Newspaper circles, another brother is a Kansan—a
university professor. William
is an Oklahoma City drilling
contractor and civic leader.
Another sister, Mrs. Edith
Chastain resides in Oklahoma
City.
Marie Payne’s education
was hard-come-by. She naturally got her start in the oneroom school at Tecumseh.
Then with the aid of relatives
in Oklahoma City, she completed the 8th grade, then came
back to teach in Guinea Ridge
(ten miles from her home).
The young teacher rode sidesaddle weekly to visit her farm
home. Her salary was $25.00
per month. Little, slightly
built Marie had her disciplinary problems with the rough
boys of that neighborhood, but ship of our local RMA, but she composed of many fine friends
soon she managed to become often said: “Holdenville has and here I intend to stay.”
master. After several years she been good to me, the town is
enrolled in summer sessions
at Central State College at Edmond. Marie later taught here
in Holdenville from about 1906
until she became elected to the
City Clerk’s office, which place
she held for several terms. She
then became private secretary to
the late W.M. Taylor who was
President of the First National
Bank, here.
Marie Payne helped organize
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Hayes Otto Bragg
Brings Great Joy to
Timothy and Ashley
Grandparents declare he is something to “Bragg” about!
Timothy and Ashley Allford Bragg are extremely thrilled and
blessed at the arrival of their son Hayes Otto Bragg. Hayes entered this world seven weeks early on January 9, 2013 at 12:32 a.m.
weighing 5 pounds 9 ounces and measuring 19 ½ inches long. He
was born in Falls Church, Virginia. After a brief stay in the NICU,
Hayes ‘ sister Scout and dog Gracie were overjoyed by his homecoming.
Hayes is the grandson of Nancy Sherry and Lyndon Keel and
John and Nancy Allford and the great grandson of Jim and June
Allford and the late Vernon Otto and Imogene Sherry. Hayes’ proud
uncle is Alex Sherry. Hayes’ paternal grandparents are Laura and
Steve Holden of Tulsa and Gary and Rebecca Bragg. His paternal
great grandparents are Henry and Mary Bragg of Tulsa and Denver McCoy and the late Lucille McCoy of Oklahoma City. Hayes
has many other relatives and friends that love him and are excited
about his arrival to Oklahoma this spring.
Hayes and his entire family are grateful for the many thoughts
and prayers during the first several weeks of his life.
PAGE 10—HOLDENVILLE TRIBUNE—MARCH 6, 2013
One Pharmacist’s View...by Wayne Bullard, Pharm D
I pushed the button on the
poolside elevator and as I went
in, this chicken went with me.
We both turned and faced the
door, waiting for it to close.
When we got to my floor, the
chicken got off with me and
disappeared down the outside
hallway. She seemed to know
where she was and I asked no
questions. I decided then and
there I was going to be keeping
a close eye on the chickens in
Key West. Perhaps they were
reincarnated humans getting
another chance for life down in
Florida. I was at the Doubletree Hotel at the time about 9
years ago. I remember it well
because it had a rather large
pool out back, elevators that
opened to the outside, and that
chicken.
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I told myself I didn’t drive all
the way to Key West to look at
chickens and tried to put their
odd behavior out of my mind.
After that I tried not to notice the
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over Key West. The next day,
try as I might, I couldn’t help but
notice them. At an outdoor restaurant two joined us for lunch.
Before I could shoo her away a
curious hen had hopped up into
the adjoining chair, straining
her neck to see what I was eating. Signs around the place advised us “Please don’t feed the
chickens” I didn’t. I asked the
scowling waiter what the deal
was on the chickens. He replied,
“I hate
them but down here the idiots have passed a law protecting
them. We can do nothing.”
The waiter was right. The
people of Key West are idiots.
It seems that several years ago
someone brought chickens to
Key West and then just turned
them loose. Pretty soon chick-
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and hauled away. But to where?
Labor camps? Murdered? No.
The chicken police haul them to
a secret place on the mainland
where they are supposedly going
to live out their lives in luxury
and freedom. It remains to be
seen if the liberals will tolerate this outrageous violation of
chicken rights but I understand a
meeting of “Save the Chickens”
will convene next Wednesday in
the dining area of the local KFC.
Meanwhile, I saw the “hotel”
chicken once more before checking out and heading north. She
was getting on an elevator. I
guess it lived there.
Have a good week and be sure
and do a good deed for a chicken
this week. By all means be sure
and attend your church this Sunday.
Wayne Bullard, DPh
[email protected]
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Feb 27 was our birthday dinner. Healthback was here and
did blood pressure and blood
sugar checks. Lee Shields won
our birthday pillow.
Mar 5 we had bingo. Everyone enjoyed playing bingo and
winning prizes.
March 8 will be our site council meeting after lunch.
March 19 will be our next
bingo, starting at 9:00 am till
11:00 am.
March 27 will be our birthday
dinner. Healthback will be here
to do blood pressure checks.
We would like to invite anyone who is 60 or older to come
eat lunch with us. We serve at
12:00 o’clock. We have dominos every day, a good exercise
room, a good walking area and
computer games. We paint each
Wednesday and sewing too.
Just call me at 379-2005 and
let me know when you want to
join us to eat lunch so I can order a meal just for you.
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Dr. L. Kay Arthur, D.C.
ens were just wandering all over
the place and Key West residents
ignored them — for a while. Finally the city council passed an
ordinance to deal with the problem and hired a chicken catcher.
For one thing, the city fathers
failed to realize that chickens
not only have rights but they
have feelings too. Liberal thinkers started harboring the fugitive
chickens and said “Chickens
don’t like being denied the right
to walk the streets and to exist.
They didn’t like having their
feelings hurt and or to be killed
and eaten.” Besides, after a
month at work the “catcher” had
only caught two chickens and
had them in his back yard—not
knowing what to do with them.
The city fired him and someone
let the two chickens out.
In two years the chickens
had, again, doubled in population and the city decided “No
more Mr. Nice Guy.” A new
and faster chicken catcher was
put to work. But what do you
do if with them if you can’t kill
‘em or eat ‘em. A prison camp
was provided, goals set and a
plan was underway. The plan?
A census was taken and a population cap placed on the chickens by the “Nazi-like” police of
Key West. A minimum of 200
roosters and 500 hens would be
rounded up by Gestapo chicken
police annually and the hapless
chickens would be loaded up
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF HUGHES COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Case No. PB-2013-5
In the Matter of the Estates of BETTY (McCOSAR) HARJO, CARNEGIE HARJO, and
BETTY JO HARJO, All Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To the Creditors of BETTY (McCOSAR) HARJO, CARNEGIE HARJO, and BETTY JO
HARJO, All Deceased.
All creditors having claims against BETTY (McCOSAR) HARJO, CARNEGIE
HARJO, and BETTY JO HARJO, all 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 Jeanette Davis, c/o Peary L. Robertson, P.O. Box 2336,
Seminole, OK 74818, on or before the following presentment date of the 15th day of
April, 2013, or the same will be forever barred.
DATED this 4th day of March, 2013.
s) Jeanette Davis
Personal Representative
s) Peary L. Robertson, OBA#22895
Robertson Law Office, PLLC
P.O. Box 2336
Seminole, OK 74818
Tel: (405) 382-7300
Fax: (405) 382-2887
Attorney for Personal Representative
(Published in The Holdenville Tribune on March 6 and 13, 2013)
BID NOTICE
The City of Holdenville is now taking bids for the management of the public
swimming pool. All bids must be sealed and received in the office of the
City Clerk by April 1, 2013. Any questions may be directed to the office of
the City Clerk between regular working hours, 8:00am to 5:00pm, Monday
through Friday, 100 N. Creek, P.O. Box 789, Holdenville, OK 74848. 405379-3397.
HOLDENVILLE TRIBUNE—MARCH 6, 2013—PAGE 11
Eight Students Honored at 2013 HHS Senior Night
PHOTOS COURTESY OF CARRIE MCFARLAND
BRENT CLAY AND PARENTS DANIEL AND RHONDA CLAY
BRITTANY O’KELLEY AND PARENTS WESLEY AND KAREN ROWE
ANGEL SMITH WITH FAMILY MEMBERS,
BRYAN AND DEE DEE SMITH, BRYANN AND COLE
RYAN HICKERSON DAVIS WITH PARENTS
BARRY AND CHRISTY DAVIS
REBEKAH BEAR WITH PARENTS TALANA AND ED BEAR.
COLTON ADCOCK WITH PARENTS YATES AND NANCY ADCOCK
BREANNA GRIGGS WITH PARENTS ANGIE AND KEITH WARDLOW
PAGE B-6—HOLDENVILLE TRIBUNE—MARCH 6, 2013
Game Nighters Back At It!
We’re back! Although players.
At table # 1 - Sue Wood
there were only 8 of
and
Naomi Tomlinson got
us, that was enough for 2
card tables full of “Moon” a head start on the lead
when Sue shot the “moon”
and made it on the very
first round! Then Naomi shot the “Moon” and
made it! These two girls
were on a roll! Not to be
out done, Sharon Dilday
shot the “Moon” and made
it!! Sharon and partner
Joyce Yates won 2 games
but Sue and Naomi won a
total of 6 games. Way to
go girls on “shooting the
Moon” Yahoo!
At table # 2 - These
girls weren’t so lucky.
There was not a moon
hand at this table all night.
It was nip and tuck all the
way but Margaret Newman and Lynn Marquis
won 3 games and Norma
Summy and Geraldine Ingram won 3 games. There
was not enought time left
for a “sugar” game. Maybe next week? No, we
won’t remember but then
we really don’t care if we
win or lose, just the fun
we had playing the game!
We missed the rest
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