-The Epoch Times The rise of the keyboard, and smart technology, has seen the tradition of handwriting fall by the wayside in most modern classrooms. A woman in Scottsdale, Arizona, continues to keep the art of cursive writing alive, however, more than 20 years after officially retiring from teaching.
Bobby Dale Winters, a 1952 graduate and outstanding football player at Holdenville High School, passed away September 9, 2021 in Alamo, TX. Bob lived a wonderful 87 years full of family, friends, and traveled to all 50 states. He was born November 29, 1933 in McAlester, OK, the 6th child of Audif Jackson and Jimmy Irene (Smith) Winters.
When I was a teenager someone recommended I read The Disciplined Life, by Dr. Richard Shelly Taylor. I picked up the book and eye-balled the Table of Contents: Chapter 1, Discipline, the Key to Power; Chapter 2, Discipline, the Mark of Maturity. My eyes perused the page until they caught on Chapter 6: How to Become a Disciplined Person. “That’s it! That’s what I need!” I thought and turned quickly to page 81, skipping all that boring preliminary stuff. There I read these guilt producing words: “Some of you will spot the title of this chapter while scanning the Contents and, recognizing that becoming a disciplined person is the goal, will suppose that to read only this chapter will be sufficient. Such an attempt may be symptomatic of your need for discipline.”
Brooklyn Brown is the female Wolverine of the week. Brooklyn had an outstanding week at the plate and was an important factor in Holdenville’s district championship..
The Holdenville Wolverine softball team had a productive week! The Ladies began the week with wins over Sasakwa and Okemah and finished the week with a two game sweep over Heavener to win the district championship. Holdenville had solid wins over Heavener. The Wolverines won 9-2 in the first game and completed the sweep with a 9-1 win.
Billy Gene Muse of Holdenville, Oklahoma was born on May 29, 1929 in Leflore, Oklahoma to William Nolan Muse and Aladora Clementine (Clemmie) Meeks Muse. He passed away on September 22,1921 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma at the age of 92.
Riley Lee Francis Boley passed away Wednesday, September 22, 2021 at St Anthony’s Hospital in Shawnee, Oklahoma. Riley was born March 9, 2021 to Micah Boley and Stephanie Willie of Shawnee.
FALL FESTIVAL AND CAR SHOW – Classic cars and interesting vendors will once again fill the streets of downtown Holdenville this Saturday, October 2. The Fall Festival will officially kick off with the Fall Festival Parade at 10:00 a.m., and the car show entries will remain parked along Main and Broadway for the public’s viewing pleasure until 3:00 p.m. Vendors will provide delicious food, art and crafts, and plenty of other unique items for sale. Live music, mechanical bull riding, and other entertainment will offer something for everyone in the family.