One of the real problems with aging is that we sometimes end up with too much time on our hands. As an avid lover of naps, that has never been a problem for me. I can conk out for a quick “picker-upper” during most any of the 24 hours in a day.

JUNE 15, 2021 JUDGE: TRISHA D. SMITH 9:00 AM William Keith Absher—domestic assault and battery by strangulation; domestic abuse-assault and battery Jason Arnold—possession of firearm after former felony conviction Jason Arnold—malicious injury to property-over $1000 Jason Arnold—protective order violation; trespass after being forbidden; possession of CDS-methamphetamine Johnny Ray Avery—arson, second degree; knowingly receiving or concealing stolen property; possession of controlled dangerous substance Mark Randel Baca—assault & battery with a dangerous weapon Joseph Aaron Bakken—driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol; endangering others while eluding/attempting to elude Police Officer; transporting opened container of intoxicating beverage Charles Toma Barnes—domestic assault & battery by strangulation Clifford A.

Say hello to Romeo looking for his Juliet. Romeo belongs to proud owners, Justin and Misty Smith..

It’s a Winner! Everyone loves a winner! Oklahoma fans especially love a winner! The University of Oklahoma softball team produced a National Championship and the crimson and cream crowd has suddenly developed a severe love for softball! Oklahoma State put an excellent team on the field this year too! Oklahoma State didn’t bring home a national championship trophy but they earned the right to play in the college world series and that’s quite an accomplishment. There are two levels of softball fans.

Good morning to you. It has finally turned summer time and the heat is on. Let’s hope this summer passes as fast as the rest of the year has! For our Study today I would like for you to visualize the word, disciple. What comes to your mind? Do you see the twelve men in sandals traveling through Galilee with JESUS? Or do you see a Church like yours filled with people with open Bibles in their hands? Either we think of a disciple in terms of the first-century apostles, or we think of a disciple as a souped-up version of an ordinary Christian, someone more enthused for CHRIST than others. But the word disciple was the primary New testament word to describe ordinary believers like you and me. That term occurs thirty times in the books of Acts, and it isn’t limited to the twelve disciples in the Bible.

FELONIES Jason Arnold—stalking in violation of court order MISDEMEANORS Elgin Harold Fullbright—public intoxication Samuel D. Golden—possession of controlled dangerous substance DIVORCE Brandi Nicole Brooking vs.

On June 12, we had nine ladies and a visitor that met at Hemingway’s for a fabulous lunch. It is so much fun just to get together as we don’t get to see some of our ladies for a whole month! The board room was all set up and we had a wonderful waitress named Di. The table was decorated with yellow and white daisies with the prizes as the center piece. Margie Mairel and Lynn Marquis were hostess this month.

We had s surprise visit this past week from our dear friend SUE CLARK ADAMS. We really miss her since she moved to Kansas, but know she is happy to be near children and grandchildren..

We were so happy to hear from our cousin Patsy Bean Elliott about her grandaughter Carolina Williams. Carolina just graduated from high school and was the third in her family to go through ROTC every year in school.She recently won an ROTC national scholarshp. She was the only winner in the State of New Mexico. This is a 4-year, all expenses paid scholarship and Carolina will start to the University of New Mexico this fall. She wants to spend her future in the United States Air Force. Her father-in-law, the late Colonel Bruce Williams was retired Air Force. . Her mother is Stephanie Williams, her grandmother Patsy Bean Elliott, and her great-grandparents were Dow and Inez Abernathy Bean. We are all so proud of Carolina!

True story. Probably countless times thru the span of history.