The Wynnewood Gazette (Wynnewood, Okla.), Vol. 82, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 27, 1986 Page: 2 of 16
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Stephen Urba (Spud-) LeValley
HONOR STUDENTS
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Income Tax Preparation
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Sherri, our new Assistant Cashier,
previously served as our loan secretary.
She graduated from Wynnewood High School
and has lived in the area all her life.
Her husband Rick is employed with Halliburton.
Their 1 2-year-old daughter, Kim, attends Joy School.
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All three attend the Joy Baptist Church.
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CHECK FOR $200 for the Wynnewood ambulance
fund was presented to Buddy Musgrove, right, by
the National Honor Society represented by, left to
right, Mrs. Laverne Gray, society sponsor, Kim
Golden, president-elect, and Chris Moxley, presi-
dent. Musgrove coordinated the fund-raising drive.
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conservation programs at a meeting at 1 p.m. Feb. 27 in the Pauls Valley
public library.
Don R. Harmon Jr., a student in industrial electrical technology. of
Wynnewood, and Diann R. Grissom, a management and marketing student,
of Hennepin, are among those named honor students for the fall trimester at
Oklahoma State University's technical branch.
Larry D. Golden
Pat Sealey
Cheryl Coffey
Don Nagel
Betty Crump
Robin Jolly
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State Bank of Wynnewood
FDIC
1 1 7 South Dean A. McGee
Wynnewood, Oklahoma
665-2001
Although the world is experiencing an energy crisis
and it has Imposed difficulties in the way most of us
lead our everyday lives, there are still a few areas
where energy should be plentiful. Do you wake up
each morning with that personal “get-up and go," “I’m
ready to face the day" Or, do you feel tired out before
you start?
DO YOU HAVE
ENOUGH ENERGY?
Sometimes, a lack of energy can possibly be due to
certain deficiencies in your system. Your physician can
usually determine what It is and recommend a
vitamin preparation or tonic to help you overcome it.
We always have on hand a very large supply of these
products.
MITCHELL COMING HERE
State Rep. Bill Mitchell will meet constituents for coffee and conversation
from 9 to 11 a.m. Monday, March 3, in the community room of the First
National Bank.
Publication Number USPS 693860
Consolidated wtih the NEW ERA, March 1, 1931
Telephone (405) €>65-4333, Box 309
ROUND-UP CLUB MEETING
The Round-up Club will meet at 7 p.m. March 3 in the FFA building.
Members and prospective members are invited.
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1>7-1196 PAUL PAULSVALIEY
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STARTS FRIDAY
Published every Thursday at 210 South Dean A. McGee
Wynnewood, Oklahoma 73098-0309
Q. You have issued a Social Security
number under two different names.
One of them shows my middle name
and the other shows just my middle
initial. Which name do I use when I
apply for benefits?
A. Your situation is not unusual. All
people who have changed their
names, for example, have had two or
more cards issued to tnem. 4s in
your case, there is no problem as
long as the different cards show the
same number.
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OKLAHOMA
SHERRI THOMPSON
ASSISTANT CASHIER
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A.U. (Jim) Jolly of Springer, a
retired farmer and oil field worker,
died Feb. 19 in Ardmore. He was 72.
Funeral services were held Feb. 21
at the Fox Funeral Home chapel with
'he Rev. Ken Campbell officiating.
Burial was in Green Hill Cemetery.
Mr. Jolly was a member of the
First Southern Baptist Church of
Springer.
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TANNING SESSIONS
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. . and I heard she’s having an
overstocked sale. And I heard she's
going to continue the same sale through
the end of February. Can you believe it?
Bhs She’s going to let you have 13
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93500
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V fabulous savings taking place?
Why where else?
Dediers
Ereative Elipper
& TANNING SALON
Dodie Hudson & Terri Gardner
106 West Jennings • Wynnewood
Monday thru Friday 9 AM til 7 PM
Saturday 9 AM til NOON
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Survivors include his wife, Eula, of
the home; three daughters, Christine
Phillips of Springer, Virginia Russell
of Ardmore and Barbara Sheffield of
Cleveland, Tenn.; three sons, Cal-
vin, Earnest and Rick Jolly of
Springer; a brother. Henry Jolly of
Wynnewood; 16 grandchildren and
eight great-grandchildren.
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M. Simmons of Wynnewood; his
mother, Mabelle Jensen of Duncan;
three sons, Ricky L. Simmons,
Oklahoma City, Williams E. (Billy)
Simmons. Midwest City, and Terry
S. Simmons, Paoli; three daughters,
Mary Ruth Carter of Wynnewood,
Barbara H. Byrne of El Dorado,
Ark., and Jewel M. McCarty of
Paoli; one brother, Charles Simmons
of Monroe, Mich.; and six sisters,
Dethal Smith, Norman, Ruby Sutton,
Lawton, Dean Miller, Napa, Calif.,
and Clara Best, Gertie Copeland and
Margie Wilkerson, all of Duncan.
Sgt. Simmons was a 30-year Army
man who saw service in World War
II. Korea and Vietnam.
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Stephen Urba “Spud” LeValley
died Feb. 22 at the Colonial Convale-
scent Center in Wynnewood. He
was 88.
Graveside services were held
Tuesday. Feb. 25. at Oaklawn Ceme-
tery under the direction of the
Wynnewood Funeral Home. The
Rev. David Houchin officiated.
Mr. LeValley was raised to a
Master Mason on May 8, 1946, and
was a lifetime member of Wynne-
wood Lodge 40. Brothers of the lodge
Acre pallbearers.
Mr. LeValley was born Aug. 29.
1897 at Bowersville, Ohio. He was
married to Mildred Valley Williams
The Arbuckle Historical Society of
Sulphur is sponsoring the exhibit,
“Bison - From the Prehistoric Past to
the American Frontier”, at Chicka-
saw National Recreation Area from
March 22 through May 2.
"Bison". which offers the com-
plete story of the animal's effect on
man’s history and culture, is one of
four Special Merit Grant Awards
funded by the Oklahoma Foundation
the Humanities and the National
Endowment for the Humanities.
S/Sgt. Leroy Simmons, a resident
of Wynnewood since he retired from
the Army 16 years ago. died Feb. 25
in Fort Sill Army Hospital. He was
63.
Services were scheduled Feb. 27
under the direction of Huddleston
Funeral Home with burial in Fort Sill
Army Cemetery.
Survivors include his wife, Elsie
Exhibit on bison
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McKee on May 13, 1932, and moved
to Wynnewood in 1939.
Mildred preceded him in death.
Survivors include a stepson, P.M.
McKee, and seven step-grandchild-
ren of Abilene, Texas; brothers and
sisters-in-law, Dale and Ave Wil-
liams. Elmore City, and Arlan and
Hazel Williams of Wynnewood; bro-
ther-in-law. Dan Williams of Fort
Worth; sisters-in-law, Ida LeValley,
Purcell, Ferval Williams White,
Duncan, Edna Williams, Big
Springs, Texas, and Connie Williams
Atwater. Calif.
Memorials may be made to the
Masonic Home at Guthrie.
CIHEMA2 8PM
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SPECIAL FOR SENIORS
The India Temple Shrine will sponsor a special circus performance for
senior citizens and handicapped older persons at 10 a.m. March 21 at the
state fairgrounds in Oklahoma City. Tickets are free. Any senior citizen who
wants to go may call the SODA Area Agency on Aging at 226-2250 or
1-800-522-3780. The free tickets will be available after March 3.
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OKLAHOMA CITY-Single tax-
payers with no dependents may be
able to do their taxes the easy way
this year, joining the 17 million
individuals who will use Form
1040EZ when filing their 1985 tax
return, the Internal Revenue Service
says.
Form 1040EZ is only 11 lines long
and is specially designed for single
taxpayers with no dependents who
do not itemize their deductions and
whose taxable income is less than
$50,000 per year. Income on Form
1040EZ must be only from wages,
salaries and tips, and interest in-
come of $400 or less, the IRS says.
Taxpayers who claim extra exemp-
tions for being age 65 or older or for
blindness and those with dividend
income may not use this form.
However, taxpayers can deduct one-
half of their total charitable contribu-
tions made in cash on Form 1040EZ.
Individuals will be required to file
Form 1040A or Form 1040 if they
claim a deduction for gifts of
property or if they gave $3,000 or
more to any one organization.
Additional information is available
free by calling or writing the IRS.
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