Margaret (Margie) Kidd Flint

Margaret (Margie) Kidd Flint was born December 20, 1931 in Capitola, Fisher County, Texas, to Bennie and Clair Kidd. She married the love of her life J.A. Flint October 1, 1950, and that union lasted 57 years, until his death on August 27, 2007. Margaret went to meet her Lord on November 18, 2020.
Margaret (Margie) Kidd Flint

Service Held Monday for Susie Haynes

Jeri Sue Pepper Haynes was born December 19th, 1954 in Wichita Falls, TX to Jerry Lee Pepper and Wanda Sue Bollinger Pepper. Married Larry Don Haynes on September 1, 1973 in Warren, AR we lived in many places over the years, but made our home in Gerty, OK.
Susie Haynes

WWII Veteran Carlus Scroggins Honored

WWII Navy Veteran, Carlus D. Scroggins celebrated his 100 birthday on October 1, 2020 and was honored on October 3, 2020 by a birthday party and a drive-by parade at the Norman Veterans Center where he resides.
WWII Veteran Carlus Scroggins Honored

Remember When...The Year Was 1940

Service Center Selected, Plans Are Formulated Main Street Building Chosen; Committees Line Up For Work The Service Men’s Center, project of the Garden club, was “growing like Jack’s beanstalk” Saturday, with a location chosen and an all-community force of committees named to arrange details.
Remember When...The Year Was 1940

Around Town...

Little known, little used facts This may be way more information than you want or need, but it does help to explain some of the terminology associated with a certain age group. For instance: A SHOT OF WHISKEY: In the Old West, a .45 cartridge for a sixgun cost 12 cents, so did a glass of whiskey.
Around Town

Every cloud has a lead lining

“Oh, it was so good to see you! Sorry about the weather; it usually doesn’t rain here this time of year. Not this heavy, certainly, and not for a whole week. And that wind! I’ve never seen anything like it before.”

The Amish Cook

Grandma has always been a very special person to me. Tonight, we celebrated her 80th birthday. Since Grandpa passed away two years ago we simply appreciate Grandma in a new way, knowing that life is nothing to take for granted.
The Amish Cook