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Sapulpa residents no longer are
required to pay a $3 charge for a
library card at the Sapulpa Public
Library. The library board dismissed
the charge for all Sapulpa residents, as
well as for those who live in the Sapul-
pa Public School district.
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adult books
Battleground by W.E.B. Griffin,
continues the saga of The Corps with
the story of one of the epic conflicts of
the Pacific, the bloody months span-
ning Midway and Guadalcanal. From
avaiators to Raiders, officers to dog
soldiers, no quarter is asked, and none
given, as they battle for control of the
Pacific.
Daredevil pilot Charles Galloway
takes command of a fighter squadron
and finds his mettle severely tested
Lt. Joe Howard, scanning the skies as a
member of the Coastwatches, sends a
message of his life... Officer candidate
Private John Marston Moore volun-
teers for a mission so secret he cannot
be told where it is — or what he’ll be
doing... Colonel Frank Goettge leads a
patrol into the heart of danger, at a
terrible price ... Ex-Marine Fleming
Pickering sets sail from the perilous
waters of Washington politics to find
himself deep in harm’s way ...
Forgiving by LaVyrle Spencer.
When Sarah Merritt arrives in Dakota
Territory in 1876, she steps off the
dusty Cheyenne stagecoach deter-
mined to start this ramshackle
goldrush town’s first newspaper.
In Dcadwood, her runaway younger
sister, Addie, is living and working as
domestic help at Mrs. Hossiter’s boar-
dinghouse, according to her letters.
Five years after Addie’s flight from
home. Sarah is carrying the aad news
that their one remaining parent, news-
paper publisher Isaac Memtt, has
died
But when Sarah — tall, prim, and
nearly a spinster at 25 sets up her
father’s print press in the middle of
Main street, she finds herself at logger-
heads with Sherriff Noah Campbell.
Headstrong and opinionated, with an
Auburn mustache and grinning gray
eyes, strong backed and short-
tempered, he arrests her on the spot.
And so begins and enmity between
two willful individuals that can change
only when they find themselves united
in a common goal: to reclaim the
Addie that Sarah once knew.
But life is never simple. Mrs. Hossi-
ter is more commonly known as Rosie
in this Bawdie frontier town, and
Addi’s work is as an “upstairs girl,”
not an upstairs maid. With dyed black
hair and an apparently, a heart to
match, Addie is furious when Sarah
turns up at the bordello and she tells
her proper sister to get out. What could
have happened to change Addie so,
what awful hurt has she endured, and
what can Sarah do to regain the sweet
sister of her youth and brong her home
again.
Group to visit Cottey College
Pet-of-the-Week
This full-blood, female German shepherd would make a wonderful pet for
someone with lots of land. She is about 1!4 years old and eager for a home. To
adopt her or another pet, visit Sapulpa Pet Aid at 515 E. Fife or call 227-2722.
(Herald photo by Mcndy Mayberry)
By the Lifestyles Staff- specializing in juvenile work.
Members of PEO, chapter DT met The chapter discussed plans for the
Feb. 15 at Rcba Hindcrcr’s home, upcoming trip to Cottey College, a
Hazel Rockett served as co-hostess, womens’college, owned and operated
Leslie Hagar, the chapter’s scholar- by the PEO Sisterhood in Nevada. Mo.
ship recipient, attended the meeting Those attending the meeting were
and reported on her studies and plans Jan Allen, Ann Bartlett, Marie Beck-
for the future. She will lake the Okla- ncr, Jewel Bomgardner, Ramona
homa Bar exams this summer and Brecht, Uuise Briggs, Betty Clement,
plans to practice law with her husband, Mary Lucille DeLong, Maurine
Gebctsberger, Margaret Gibson, Jean-
nie Gierhart, Betty Hermes, Mary
Gladys Hermes, Rcba Hinderer, Helen
McAllister, Cathy Reavis, Hazel
Rockett, Bee Sharp, Dorothy Sheffel
and Vera Lee Waite.
The group’s next meeting is
planned Friday at Louise Borden’s
home.
Births
Joshua Michael Cox
GLENPOOL — Keith Michael and
Norma Sue Cox of Glcnpool announce
the birth of their son, Joshua Michael.
The baby was bom Feb. 13 at St.
John Medical Center, Tulsa. He
weighed 9 pounds, 6 ounces.
He has three sisters, 13-year-old
Elizabeth Ann, 9-ycar-old Brandi Jean
and 4-year-old Amber Nichole.
His grandparents arc D.M. (Mike)
and Willitta (Pect) Cox of Sapulpa and
the late Paulina Vela of Kingsville,
Texas.
Lauren Whitney.
Her grandparents are Gerald and
Eloisc Pope of Tulsa and Clifford and
Juanita Fitzgerald of Sapulpa.
And her great-grandparents arc
Billie and Jewel Fitzgerald of Crowder
and Sarah Thompson of Tulsa.
Jessica Leigh Sherwood
Tara Charlene Havlick
Teresa Lynn and Stacey Ronald
Havlick announce the birth of their
daughter, Tara Charlene.
The baby was bom Feb. 20 at Bart-
lett Memorial Medical Center. She
weighed 6 pounds, 1054 ounces.
She has one sister, 3-ycar-old
Summer Christine Havlick, and one
step-brother, 12-year-old Stacey
Shane Sullivan.
Her grandparents are Erma Reed
and Lonnie Johnson, both of Sapulpa;
and Wanda and Bill Mills of Midland,
Texas.
And her great-grandparents arc
Troy and Hazel Wiggins of Sapulpa
and John and Stella Hunter of Afton.
JENKS — Bryan and Teri Sher-
wood of Jcnks announce the birth of
their daughter, Jessica Leigh.
The baby was bom Feb. 21 at Saint
Francis Hospital, Tulsa. She weighed
6 pounds, 15 ounces and was 19'/i
inches long.
Her grandparents are Bob and
Debbie Henshaw of Sapulpa; Sharon
Henshaw of Cushing; and Joe Jr. and
Sherri Sherwood of Grove.
And her great-grandparents are Joe
Sr. and Peggy Sherwood of Sapulpa;
Evelyn Pierce of Cushing; Ruby
Henshaw of Stroud; and the late
Robert H. Henshaw.
Kendall Ashlyn Pope
BROKEN ARROW — Bob and
Teresa (Fitzgerald) Pope of Broken
Arrow announce the birth of their
daughter, Kendall Ashlyn.
The baby was bom Feb. 6 at Saint
Francis Hospital, Tulsa. She weighed
7 pounds, l'/i ounces and was 1914
inches long.
Kendall has one sister, 314-ycar-old
Justin Cyle Stobaugh
Sapulpans Pfc. Chris and Cindy
Stobaugh announce the birth of their
son, Justin Cyle.
The baby was bom Jan. 25 at Saint
Francis Hospital, Tulsa. He weighed 7
pounds, 4 ounces and was 1914 inches
long.
His grandparents arc Rickey and
Ginger Stobaugh and Randy and Betty
Dugan, all of Sapulpa.
His great-grandparents are Henry
and Betty Barber, Elbert Stobaugh and
Raymond and Shirley Dugan, all of
Kiefer; Bill Childress of Plano, Texas;
and Inez Womack and Virginia Child-
ress, both of Stockton, Calif.
And his great-great-grandmother is
Rebecca Jeffery of Glcnpool.
Community Calendar
TONIGHT
Sapulpa Sertoma Club: 6:30 p.m.
bingo at 515 E. Dewey.
Gospel singing: 7 p.m. at Pleasant
•Manor Nursing Home.
Baha’i Faith discussion group: 7
p.m. at 917 S. Mission St., apartment
19. Public welcome to attend the infor-
mal meeting about world peace, appli-
cation of morals and ethics, compara-
tive religion, social justice, oneness of
mankind, a functional global system
and other topics.
Domestic Violence Intervention
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Classmates make plans
Liberty Mounds, class of 1940; Ilecne
Davis of Oklahoma City, class of
1941; Naomi Booth and Bemyce
Parkhurst, both of Tulsa, both from the
class of 1942; Jean Booth of Tulsa,
class of 1944; Virginia Kanaday of
Wesley White conducted the meet- Owasso, class of 1945; Helen Burnett
ing and plans were made for a May 25 of Tulsa, ciass of 1947; and Marjorie
banquet at Park Inn International Cumutt of Broken Arrow, class of
By the Lifestyles Staff
Lois Mahan recently hosted a lunc-
heon at her home to discuss plans for a
reunion for various classes of Sham-
rock High School.
Motel, Tulsa.
Those attending the meeting were
Wesley White of Tulsa and Jack
Adkins of Oswego, Kan., both from
the class of 1938; Mrs. J .E. Cumbcy of
1948.
Guests included Charles Hopkins of
Oklahoma City, Mrs. Jack Adkins of
Oswego and J.E. Cumbey of Liberty
Mounds.
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Judy James crowned
By the Lifestyles Staff
The Xi Delta Sigma chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi met Feb. 12 at Ruby
Graham’s home for a Valentine’s Day
social and business meeting.
Judy James ws named “Valentine
Sweetheart.”
Refreshments and games were
provided by Linda Little.
The group discussed plans for a
weekend retreat at Fort Gibson Lake,
the Mozart Festival in Bartlesville,
and a St. Patrick’s Day social.
Those attending the meeting were
Judy James, Nancy Bass, Linda Little
and Ruby Graham.
The group’s next meeting is sche-
duled for March 12 at Paula McCart’s
home. Nancy Bass will serve as co-
hostess and Ruby Graham will provide
the program
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Sunday, March 3
7:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
Nature: “Elephants of Tsavo”
Masterpiece Theatre: “Jewel in the Crown’
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Service Support Group for women
who have experienced or who are
experiencing physical, emotional or
mental abuse in a relationship. For
more information, call 224-9290.
SATURDAY
Men’s Fellowship of the First
Assembly of God: 7:30 a.m. breakfast
at Nic’s Restaurant.
Atari Computer Enthusiasts of
Sapulpa: 10 a.m. at Western Sizzlin’
Steak House.
Sapulpa Senior Citizens Sertoma
Club: 12:30 p.m. bingo at 515 E.
Dewey.
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Monday, March 4
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7:00 p.m.
National Geographic Night!
“Cats: Careasing tha Tiger’’
8:00 p.m.
“Land of the Tiger”
9:00 p.m.
“Sharks"
7:00 p.m.
Tuesday, March 5
NOVA: “Swimming With Whales"
8:00 p.m.
Creation of the Universe
7:00 p.m.
Wednesday, March 6
The Civil War
drama of an epic order!
Thursday, March 7
7:30 p.m.
Best of Wild America: Great Escapes
Outstanding wildlife photography at it’s best!
Friday, March 8
8:00 p.m.
Oklahoma Passage
Don’t miss the conclusion of this award-winning
drama depicting Oklahoma history.
Saturday, March 9
7:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
9:00 p.m.
Tha Lawrenca Walk Show: “Show Stoppers"
Willie Netaon Special: With guest Ray Chartas.
Austin City Limits Spacial: Featuring Oklahoma
native Garth Brooks
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