POTEAU DAILY NEWS
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2014 . . . PAGE 1B
Celebrations
Colors and textures trending for spring 2014
The Great Gracie Closet
Clean Out went well.
Seven trash bags (not
kitchen-size bags, but the
giant yard bags) and five
donation boxes of toys and
clothes later it is finished.
We were able to give her a
workspace large enough for
items like her laptop,
Silhouette, and all of her
other crafting projects.
She also has a newly
revamped cork board that
she painted. The best part
is, we didn’t have to buy
anything. We already had
the shelving from last year’s
remodel and just turned into
a desk and as I mentioned,
Gracie repainted an old
cork board. The closet clean
out success and the warmer
temps have given me spring
fever.
According to Courtney
Soinski’s blog on The Real
Estate Book this spring’s
trends are filled with bright
colors, beautiful bouquets,
light and space. She says a
hot trend this spring is
keeping the room light and
airy by the use of color.
Think of the outdoors and
the beautiful flowers
popping up in blues and
yellows. If you want to go a
little brighter try placing
throw pillows on your sofa
with pops of turquoise and
red.
The next trend she
suggests is something we’ve
been doing for a while in
this part of the country.
We’ve always appreciated
the natural beauty and
warmth of wood. This
season the rest of the design
community is catching on
by installing engineered
wood
ceilings
and
wainscoting. (Shhhh ...
don’t tell Donnie, but this is
another project. I really
want to change the siding
on my back patio’s ceiling
to wood). Designers are
incorporating items such as
Decorating Wisely
Glenda Wise
wood-textured textiles,
tree-printed wallpapers and
embossed soaps that have
the appearance of wood.
In addition to color, 2014
is filled with texture.
Interest can be added to
your home with high-gloss
finishes, metallic, sequins
and mirrors. Textured tile
walls are visually pleasing
to the eye and add a highend look. Think about the
bathrooms in the Donald
W. Reynolds Center and the
new library. The mosaic
tiles add interest and beauty
when paired with the
painted walls. The use of manipulated
metals has been increasing
in popularity for several
years now and it will
continue to grow. The use
of copper, pewter and nickel
is popular in sink basins,
ceiling tiles and light
fixtures. Adding just a few little
changes this spring will
revitalize and refresh your
home from the long winter.
Now, to tackle my closet
….
Check out more pins on
my Living Wisely. Don’t
forget to get registered for
the second annual St.
Paddy’s Day 5K to be held
March 8.
Glenda Wise of Poteau is
a former florist and
decorator. E-mail her at
glendawise@windstream.
net.
Instead of replacing an old cork board, repaint it.
American
Termite & Pest Control
P.O. Box 113
Poteau, OK 74953
918-647-9185
Danny Baxter • Owner/Manager
1209 S. McKenna
Readers’ Choice Winner 10 Years Running
Readers’
Choice
Pictured from left are, front row: Gaylin Pool, Renee Balido, Cassandra Lankford and Ashley Eduvigen; back
row: Chlesea Merrell, Tressa Johnson, Rhianon Gerdes, and Melissa Bedford. Not pictured: James Pollard.
Mad at you Mad about you
The
Kiamichi
Technology Center recently
awarded
Foundation
Scholarships to 10 students.
They are:
• Renae Balido —
Business Administration
and Information Technology.
• Melissa Bedford —
Practical Nursing.
• Ashley Eduvigen —
Practical Nursing.
• Rhianon Gerdes —
Business Administration
and Information Technology.
• Tressa Johnson —
Practical Nursing.
• Cassandra Lankford
— Business Administration
and Information Tech-
nology.
• Chelsea Merrell —
Practical Nursing.
• James Pollard —
Welding Technology.
• Gaylin
Pool
—
Business Administration
and
Information Technology.
• Tabitha Scott — Health
Careers Certifications.
The KTC Foundation
was founded by Arch and
Reidy Gothard of Poteau in
1994. Numerous public and
private donations have been
added to the foundation. If
you would like to contribute
to KTC’s Foundation,
contact Poteau Campus
Director Doug Hall at (918)
647-4525.
Upper Elementary
Students of the Week
Attention Poteau High
School Class of 1994. The
20 Year Reunion is just
around the corner.
Mark your calendar for
July 4-5.
A Facebook group,
“Poteau High School Class
of ‘94 Reunions,” has been
established
for
easy
communication. Please
request to join the page if
you have not been added. If
you do not have a Facebook
account or know a ‘94
graduate, please email
Danny
Darnell
at
dannydarnell@hotmail.
com.
Open Monday – Friday 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Saturday 9:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Across from KFC, Poteau • 647-2701
[email protected]
Check for new arrivals on our facebook.
CASH FOR GOLD
© 2014 JATW
Happy First
Birthday
Emma!
Poteau Upper Elementary
School named the following
Students of the Week — Jacie
Perry, Makayla Twyman,
Jalynn Herring, Lane Clark,
Hope Gotes and Jim Brennan.
Students are chosen based on
the character trait for the
month: Honesty — being
truthful and sincere.
Class of 94’
sets reunion
2014
KTC Foundation awards 10 scholarships
You choose.
Another Home For Sale By Kay Sullivan
Near Poteau
in scenic location:
48 Acres,
Brick Home
new in 2008,
ponds,
pasture, near
Poteau River.
$149,000.00.
2205 N. Broadway, Poteau
(918) 647-3131
Love,
Daddy,
Momma
And
Sarah
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POTEAU DAILY NEWS
Faith
Don’t cheat yourself, read the word of God
I went to one of my book
shelves the other day and
pulled out two books. “For
Whom The Bell Tolls” by
Hemingway and “The
Brothers Grimm Complete
Fairy Tales.” Two books
whose total pages are the
huge sum of 1,129. Have
you ever known anyone
who hasn’t read more than
two books in a year? I then
pulled out my mom’s old
Bible and it has 1,246 pages,
a few more but it also has
pictures and a place to write
death and births, maps and
such.
I have been wondering
why people don’t read the
Bible. I know there are
more than 1,000 pages and
that would come to less
than three pages a day for a
year. Can you imagine taking a year to read a really
interesting book? Confining
yourself to less than three
pages a day and wondering
if you can keep the continuity of the content from day
to day?
It seems so foreign to
me. I can’t count the times
that I have read a good
book in a day or less because
I just couldn’t put it down.
We in the ministry may be
responsible for the lethargy
in the reading habits of our
parishioners, by promoting
this ridiculous plan for reading the Bible.
Hemingway was a great
writer and there are so many
good and great writers that
can hold our attention. I
know I am not alone in hav-
Upcoming Events
Bokoshe Community Fellowship
Breakfast
The Bokoshe Community Fellowship Breakfast will
celebrating the beginning of its 17th year at 8 a.m.
Saturday, March 1, in the Fellowship Hall of Bokoshe
United Methodist Church.
The speaker will be the Rev. Ron Miller, pastor of
Victory Worship Center in Quinton.
Miller is Bokoshe-raised by his parents, Milton and
Ann Miller, longtime local residents.
He and his wife, Tracey, have four children, three
boys and one girl.
The breakfast is non-demonitional and all men,
women and children are welcome.
Verse of the Day
The commandments, “Do not commit adultery,” “Do not murder,” “Do not steal,” “Do not
covet,” and whatever other commandment there
may be, are summed up in this one rule: “Love
your neighbor as yourself.” Love does no harm
to its neighbor. Therefore love is the fulfillment
of the law.
—Romans 13:9-10
ing many bookcases filled
with books, most of which I
have read. I would love to
have a penny for every page
I read while in college, too.
So we as humans love to
read, we read the local and
national newspapers, at
least three or four magazines a month, Sunday
School lessons and mail.
What it all boils down to is
we read what we are interested in.
I have heard the excuse, I
can’t get past the begots
and begats. Skip them. Read
the rest and you will come
back to them because you
will want to check the blood
line of Jesus as many have
before you.
When America was
young the Bible was the
only text book for quite a
while. Wow, can you let the
little first and second grade
kids do what you can’t do?
How could anyone not read
the gospel of John and still
claim to understand salvation? How could you stop
when you begin to read the
Psalms and the praise of
God wells up in your spirit?
Some books are just that
— words on paper. Even
books that are supposed to
be inspired such as the
“Bhagavad Gita” by his
divine
grace
A.C.
Bhaktivedanta
Swami
Prabhupada. Published by
the International Society for
Krishna consciousness.
You may read a book
that presents a false god and
Betty Qualls
not feel the witness of the
spirit of God as the words
come from the paper. Then
take one book of the Bible
and get in a quiet place,
read and let God witness to
you of the truthfulness of
the Holy Bible. That book
will turn into your best
companion, your uplifter,
your comforter and more.
Forget all the things you
have heard. Read it for
yourself. Read till the tears
roll down your cheeks.
They will when you realize
how much you have been
missing. The Lord said to
hide his word in our hearts
so we wouldn’t sin against
him. That’s his advice and I
humbly invite you to do
what he said. You will never
be sorry. Come to worship
with us on Sunday at 10 and
11 a.m. That’s all for now.
Love from Latham.
Betty Qualls is an
ordained minister with the
Independent Pentecostal
Assemblies, and has been
writing for the Poteau Daily
News for 20 years. She is a
musician and teacher for
Latham Church.
Sharing what touches your heart
Sometimes I read something that touches my heart so
much that I want to share it with everyone. I pray you
enjoy this article as much as I did.
To My Child Just for Today
Just for this morning I am going to smile when I see
your face and laugh when I feel like crying.
Just for this morning I am going to let you wake up
softly in your pj’s and hold you until you are ready to
stir.
Just for this morning I am going to let you choose what
you want to wear and tell you how beautiful you are.
Just for this morning I am going to step over the laundry, pick you up and and take you to the park to play.
Just for this morning I will leave the dishes in the sink
and let you teach me how to put that puzzle together.
Just for this afternoon I will turn off the phone and computer to sit with you in the yard blowing bubbles.
Just for this afternoon I will not yell once, not even a
tiny grumble if you scream and whine and if the ice cream
truck comes by, I will buy you the ice cream cone of your
choice.
Just for this afternoon I won’t worry about what you are
going to be when you grow up.
Just for this afternoon I will let you help me make cookies and I won’t stand over you trying to fix things.
Just for this afternoon, I will take you to McDonald’s
and buy us both a happy meal so you can have two toys.
Just for this evening I will hold you in my arms and tell
you the story of when you were born and how much you
are wanted and how much we love you.
Send all the bouquets upstairs
Dr. Kenneth Wuest, who taught Greek, was my favorite
college professor because he always brought something
beyond the day’s lesson to the classroom to inspire his
students, some insight that could change the day and leave
a lasting and enlightening impression. He called these day
brighteners “golden nuggets” and authored a book by that
title, a copy of which still occupies a prominent place in
my library.
In addition to his stimulating nuggets of truth drawn
from the Greek New Testament, Wuest frequently quoted
what must have been his favorite sage advice for preventing pride to grow due to too many compliments over our
accomplishments: “Send all the bouquets upstairs.”
Joe Gibbs was head coach of the Washington Redskins
from 1981 to 1992. During that time, the Redskins won
three Super Bowls, played in three NFC Championships,
won four division titles and made six playoff appearances.
In the book, “The Greatest Lesson I’ve Ever Learned,” by
Bill and Vonette Bright, Gibbs tells about learning that
money, position and power are not important compared to
relationships. During one of those winning football seasons he awoke thinking about how important he was. Then
his wife reminded him to pick up his socks and bathrobe
and started telling about a problem with one of their children.
“Why is she bothering me with this?” Joe thought.
“After all, I’m an important guy on the verge of winning
the NFC championship.” So he stormed out of the house,
slammed the door and left in a huff, but on his way to work
this proud coach suddenly realized the price of his pride.
Joe had developed a habit of praying in his car on the
way to work and as he talked to the Lord the truth of what
he had done grabbed him, prompting, in his words, the
following conclusions: “When I leave this earth, I thought,
Love from Latham
Guest Column
Roger Campbell
it will not be the football games or the fact that I am the
head coach of the Washington Redskins that will count.
All of that will wind up in an ashtray some day. But the
influence I have on my wife and two children, on those
I’ve worked with or helped, and the investments I’ve made
in someone else’s life will last forever.”
Upon arriving at work, Joe called home and apologized
to his wife. Pride had tripped him up, but humility lifted
him up. “I’m sorry for the way I acted,” he said, assuring
her of his love for her and their children.
Wise Solomon said pride goes before destruction and a
haughty spirit before a fall — Proverbs 16:18, adding a
man’s pride will bring him low.
Solomon was right.
Ask Joe.
How can we avoid pride’s pitfalls? By remembering
that every gift, talent and ability we have is given to us by
the Lord. Whatever we have achieved is the result of his
goodness and grace. If we have performed well in any area
of life it is because he has made it possible. So when praise
and recognition come our way because of what others see
as our accomplishments, it’s time to send all the bouquets
upstairs.
Roger Campbell is an author, a broadcaster and columnist who was a pastor for 22 years. He can be
reached at [email protected]
Testimonial Talk
Linda Schmuck
Just for this evening, I will let you splash as much as
you want in the bathtub and not get angry.
Just for the evening I will let you stay up late to sit on
the porch with me to count all the stars.
Just for this evening, I will snuggle beside you and miss
all my favorite TV shows to just listen to you talk all you
want.
Just for this evening I will run my fingers through your
hair as you pray and I will simply be grateful that God has
given me the greatest gift ever given.
Tonight I will pray for all the mothers and fathers
searching for their missing children, the mothers and
fathers visiting their children graves instead of their bedrooms, and the mothers and fathers who are sitting in
hospital rooms watching their children suffer while silently screaming inside.
Tonight when I kiss you goodnight, I will hold you a
little tighter and a little longer and it is then that I will
thank God for you and ask him for nothing else except for
one more day.
— Author unknown
Linda Schmuck has been a Registered Nurse for 48 years.
She published her first article in the Journal of Psychiatric
Nursing in 1967. Email her at [email protected]
The views and opinions contained herein are strictly
those views and opinions of the persons who write them.
They do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of
the management of the Poteau Daily News.
Being blessed
A Word of
Encouragement
Matthew Sebo
The word “Blessed” that Jesus used in the Matthew
chapter 5 is translated from a word meaning “supremely
blest, fortunate, well off and happy.” All of us desire to be
“blessed” and Jesus explains in this chapter how to be
blessed.
Jesus explains in verse 9 that “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called the children of God.” God
greatly values peace. In several passages he is known as
the God of peace, and is the author of peace and not of
confusion.
God also values peace because he is righteous and the
fruit of righteousness is sown in peace of them that make
peace.
James 3 teaches us that where strife is there is confusion
and every evil work. God is so opposed to discord that
sowing discord is listed as one of the seven deadly sins
that are an abomination to God. With all this in mind,
peace and unity among those of us who call Jesus Lord
and savior should be a top priority.
The key to peace is in the word Jesus used, “peacemakers.” We generally think of peace keeping not peace making. Peacekeeping is simply keeping what you already
have, but peacemaking is making something that is not
initially present.
If we really want to be supremely blessed, fortunate,
well off and happy, we must endeavor to keep the unity of
the spirit in the bond of peace. Many times that means
combating our own flesh and pride and bringing words
and actions of peace into play even though those around us
may not be doing the same.
Division, contention and discord is easy to accomplish,
just let human nature take over. But if you want to be
“blessed” let God’s divine nature guide you to make peace
even where there is none.
Matthew Sebo is an airline pilot who lives in Wister and
is the pastor of Ignite Church. E-mail him at [email protected].
POTEAU DAILY NEWS
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2014 . . . PAGE 3B
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
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Spiro Branch
(918) 962-9911
Wister Branch
(918) 655-7257
Talihina Branch
(918) 567-2900
Sunday Service Times
8:50 a.m. • 11:00 a.m.
6:00 p.m.
Sam Dyer, Pastor
Wal-Mart Branch
(918) 647-1854
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Assembly of God
Arkoma Assembly of God
Hwy. 9 A, Arkoma;
875-3350
Pastor, Roger Myers
Assembly of God
1002 W. First, Heavener
653-4331
Assembly of God, Monroe
Wayne Kersh, Pastor
Calvary Assembly of God
Hwy. 271 North, Poteau
647-4990, 647-9820
Rev.C.Lynn Bullard, Pastor
First Assembly of God, Bokoshe
969-2348
Pastor
First Assembly of God, Howe
Jack Baron, Pastor
First Assembly of God, Leflore
David Lawrence, Pastor
918-753-2242
First Assembly of God, Panama
Harold McKeehen, Pastor
Poteau First Assembly of God
Rt. 59, 271 S., Poteau
647-3040
Rev. Keith Williams
First Assembly of God
1000 S.W. Third, Spiro;
962-3632
Harvest Hill Assembly of God
1-1/2 mi. E. of Spiro on Hwy. 9
962-3087, 962-3065
Pastor, E.E. Hewitt
Latham Assembly of God
Latham, Ok
Pastor, Betty Qualls
Shady Point First Assembly of God
P.O. Box 549
Poteau, OK 74953
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
CATHOLIC CHURCH
We welcome visitors and
friends to our celebration of
faith! Please join us after
Sunday Mass for coffee,
goodies and conversation.
Sunday Mass:
Poteau – 9:00 a.m.
Spiro – 11:30 a.m.
Stigler – Saturday, 5:00 p.m.
Father Valentine Ndebilie
647-3475 • 410 N. Bagwell St., Poteau, OK
(Beside Pansy Kidd Middle School)
Corner of Wiles & Harrison
Pastor Joe Owen
Wister Assembly of God
Pearl & McBeth
655-7415
Rodger D. Mattox
baptist
Albion Baptist
Pastor Jerry Turner
563-4400
Arokoma Baptist
Pastor Rick Kester
875-3152
Arkoma Free Will Baptist
731 Bissel
Bethel Baptist, Wister
655-7547
Rev. Clyde Steelman
Bible Baptist
305 Faye Ave., Pocola
436-2800
Pastor, Don Bradford
Big Creek Baptist
Heavener, 653-7558
Buffalo Valley Baptist
567-2836
Calhoun Baptist
Shady Point
Pastor Steve Hughes
Calvary Missionary Baptist
1104 Paul Mathies Drive, Poteau
647-4826
Pastor, Lee Storms
Cameron First Baptist
Cameron, 654-3531
Bill Wheat, Pastor
Canaan View Primitive Baptist
502 Carter, Poteau
Pastor Jesse Doyle
649-3378, 658-3470
Christian Grove Freewill Baptist
Woff 112 on McKenzie, Pocola
436-2069
Cowlington Baptist
Keota, 966-3238
Pastor Vic Neve
Double Branch Baptist, Poteau
918-647-2745
Jerry Williams, Pastor
Faith Baptist, Howe
658-2443
Pastor
Falfa Baptist
Rt. 2 Box 2970 5 mi. west
Talihina, OK 74571
567-2067
Dustin Long, Pastor
First Baptist Church, Bokoshe
969-2419
Pastor
First Baptist Church
200 West Ave., Heavener
653-7788
Rev. Sam Dyer
First Baptist Church
Hwy. 59 & W. Jones, Panama;
963-2321
Pastor, Larry Harris
First Baptist of LeFlore
753-2778
Pastor Ron Bess
First Baptist Church
1 Block West Hwy. 112, S. Pocola
436-7012
Pastor Chad Rogers
First Baptist Church
300 North Witte, Poteau
647-3474
Rev. Clayton Griggs
First Baptist Church
Broadway & Alaska, Spiro
962-2885
Pastor, Darrin McKnight
First Baptist Church
Shady Point, 963-4406
Rev. Larry Matthiesen
First Baptist Church of Hodgen
653-7490
Terry Jarrard, Pastor
First Baptist Church of Howe
Corner 2nd & Texas
658-2352
Jason Lloyd
First Baptist Church, Talihina
404 Emmert St., Talihina 74571
567-2758
Pastor Mark Cook
First Baptist Church
Highland & Cherokee, Wister
918-655-3175
Pastor Keith Stewart
First Free Will Baptist
603 West Blvd., Poteau
647-8181
Barry Reel
First Missionary Baptist
Hwy. 59, Howe; 658-3993
Forrester Baptist
Heavener
Pastor Mike Steelman
Free Will Baptist of Big Cedar
Pastor, Jim Robbins
Friendship Baptist Fellowship
13127 Hwy. 120, Rock Island
918-413-3309
Pastor Greg Duncan
Grace Fellowship
Cameron; 654-3127
Pastor Steve Adams
Green Hill Baptist
Rt. 1, Talihina, OK 74571
Arlis Potts, Pastor
Green Hill Freewill Baptist
Cameron
Pastor, Bill Sanders
Heart O’ the Hills Baptist
4 miles east of Summerfield
918-653-3822
Pastor
Hispanic Baptist Mission,
Heavener
Pastor Jose Robledo
Hispanic Baptist Mission
Poteau
918-839-3935
Pastor Carlos Aguilar
Holson Valley Baptist, 653-3807
Pastor, Rev. Dan Lynch
Hontubby Baptist
Heavener
918-654-3646
Pastor, David Hardin
Immanuel Baptist
Hwy. 112, Poteau
647-3258
Pastor, Bryan Fields
Independence Baptist
Heavener
Lakeview Baptist
401 E. Broadway, Spiro
962-5367
Liberty Hill Baptist
Cameron
Pastor Travis Cook
Monroe Baptist
2 Blks. S. of Hwy. 83
658-3924
Pastor
Mount Calvary Mission Baptist
Clayton & Chickasaw, Poteau;
647-4637
Rev. J.L. Jennings
Mt. View Baptist, Glendale
647-3652
Tim Trent, Pastor
Muse Baptist
P.O. Box 70, Muse 74949
Pastor Jeff Caughern
New Mt. Pleasant
Heavener
Pastor Larry Yandell
Octavia Baptist
494-7333
Pastor Ed Rogers
Old Pathway Baptist Church
Wister Lake Rd., Heavener
David Presson, Pastor
Panama First Free Will Baptist
3 blocks off Hwy., Panama
963-2676
Perry Chapel Baptist, Hodgen
Pastor, Paul Dean McDaniel
Pilgrim’s Rest Baptist Church
at Reichert
Heavener
Pastor
Pleasant Valley Free Will Baptist
Pleasant Valley Road, Poteau
Delbert Hodges, Pastor
Pocola Heights Free Will Baptist
436-2365
Pastor Clifford Myers
Poteau Valley Baptist
Waddle St., Poteau
647-3744
Rev. Jim Parsley
Prairie Grove Baptist
Rt. 1, Talihina, OK 74571
Pastor Cecil Holcomb
Rock Island Freewill Baptist
23125 Bustin Ln, Cameron
479-629-5695
Pastor: Brad Kuhl
Shady Point First Baptist Church
27075 Reagan, Shady Point, OK
Pastor Larry Matthieson
Southside Baptist
505 Holsen, Poteau
647-2244
Rev. Jim Reed
Springhill Baptist
Howe; 658-2037
Stapp-Zoe Baptist
Across from cemetery
Bob Garrett, Pastor
653-4365
Summerfield Baptist
653-4509
Minister, Charles Caughern
Trinity Baptist Church
Hwy. 59 North
647-3005
Rev. LeRoy Billy
Trinity Baptist Church, Pocola
436-2547
Keith Allen, Pastor
Trinity Baptist Church
607 Creek, Heavener
Pastor, Howard Huddle
653-2401
Trinity Baptist Church
Octavia
Oak Ridge Baptist Church
Hwy. 271 S., Poteau
647-3435
Pastor David Billy
Victory Baptist
Talihina, OK
Kenneth Biddinger, Pastor
Victory Baptist
Wister
Pastor Gene Heflin
Whitesboro Baptist Church
P.O. Box 125, Whitesboro
918-567-2796
Hwy. 271 N., Poteau
James E. Hill, Pastor
Grace Family Fellowship
An Age-Integrated
Christian Fellowship
Meets House To House
Call 647-1123 or 647-8527 For Info
jehovah’s witnesses
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah
47855 State Hwy. 112
647-2512
LATTER DAY SAINTS
Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints
625 Coggins, Poteau
647-8421
COMMUNITY OF CHRIST
Community of Christ
1 Blk. South, Fanshawe
Sally McGowen, Pastor
659-2361
Community of Christ
Corner Grace & Grand, Poteau
Sue McAlester, Pastor
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Lutheran Church
2100 Cavanaugh Rd.
Ft. Smith, AR; 479-646-7611
John Treude, Pastor
Trinity Lutheran Church
Hwy 59 and Drake (918) 775-6753
Sallisaw, OK. 74955
Pastor, Kory Boster
nazarene
Church of the Nazarene
300 E Ave. B, Heavener
653-2590
catholic
Church of the Nazarene
Immaculate Conception
Hwy. 271-59, Panama
410 N. Bagwell, Poteau
Pastor, Tommy Johnson
Pastor: Rev Valentine Ndebilie
963-4607
647-3475
Faith Church of the Nazarene
St. Catherine
207 North Walter, Poteau
2nd and Gann, Talihina
647-3470 or 647-4692
567-2587
Brian W. Smith, Pastor
St. Elizabeth
Wister Church of the Nazarene
5 Miles East of Spiro on Hwy. 9
Corner of Grand & Rosettie
Pastor: Rev Valentine Ndebilie
Rev. Joe “P.J.” Atkinson
647-3475
Solid Rock Church of the Nazarene
Hwy. 112, Rock Island, OK
christian
918-654-3417
First Christian Church
Jim and Lindsay Painter
Corner of Witte & Parker St.
Non-denominational
Poteau, OK 74953
First Step of Faith
Pastor: Gary Vancil
5121 N. Broadway, OK
918-647-3400
First Christian (Disciples of Christ) Pastor, Leon Genn
Ellis Chapel Community Church
400 W. Third, Heavener
1-1/2 mi. n., 1/2 w. of Wister
653-7889
Jack Covey, Pastor
Pastor: Philip Routen
Dog Creek Community Church
13 miles West of Shady Point
Heavener Christian Church
918-963-4521
Hwy. 270, Heavener
Jim Graham, Pastor
653-7120
Faith Miracle Revival Center
Patrick McMullen, Minister
520 Dewey St., Poteau
Pastors, Garner and Alta Pool
church of christ
Hosanna Christian Fellowship
Church of Christ
1450 Branson,
400 E. Avenue C, Heavener
Poteau, 647-2233
653-7574
Nathan Bain, Pastor
Church of Christ
Home: 649-3394
506 S. Broadway, Poteau
New Life Worship Center
647-4288
903 McKenna, Poteau, OK
Glenn Hamilton, Minister
Barry Poche, Pastor
Poteau Church of Christ
479-646-8471
292nd Street
Rock Island Full Gospel Church
647-4873
Rock Island, OK
Donald Cherry, Minister
William A. Sowells, Pastor
Church of Christ
501-996-2199
Hwy. 83, Monroe
Sugarloaf Christian Fellowship
501-639-2561
Monroe; 658-3892
Paul Williams, Minister
Leslie Scroggins, Pastor
Upper Room Christian
church of god
Worship Center
Seventh Day Church of God
Howe, Okla; 658-3862
Pearl & Ryan St., Wister
R. Darran Williams, Pastor
655-7400
Voice of Hope Fellowship
Pastor, Chip Hinds
8 mi. S. of Red Oak on Hwy. 82
Worldwide Church of God
Dale Copeland, Pastor
Arkoma Senior Citizen Center
918-753-2303
615 Poteau Street
Non-denominational
Arkoma, OK
CHRISTIAN
Life N Christ
COWBOY CHURCHES
Hwy. 112, Rock Island
Green Country Cowboy Church
Rev. Donny Kennedy
23980 Kerr Mansion Rd., Poteau
918-654-7369
918-649-3905
Victor Sweet, Pastor
pentecostal
Amazing Grace Pentecostal
episcopal
Church of God
St. Barnabas Episcopal
608 Cook, Arkoma
506 College, Poteau
Rev. John Cole
647-9092
A New Beginning Pentecostal Church
GOSPEL
Bennington Church
2 Miles West of Shady Point on Latham Road
J.C. Wiles, Pastor; 963-2526
Bethel Lighthouse Full Gospel
707 Indiana St., Panama
James E. Hill, Pastor; 647-6076
Eastside Full Gospel
1 Mile East of Spiro
INTER-denominational
Northside Christian
Monroe
Faith Miracle Revival Center
520 Dewey St.
Poteau, OK 74953
Pastor: Garner Pool
918-774-0938
Faith Pentecostal Church of God
Hwy. 271 South, Talihina
Pastor, Joseph Mullings
First Pentecostal Church of God
A Church on the Move
P.O. Box 374
918-567-3473
Pastor, Kenneth Bryant
Gospel Lighthouse
P.O. Box 143
Cameron; 654-3095
c/o Betty Claunts
Gospel Tabernacle
100 Strip Pit Rd, Poteau;
647-3463
Rev. Lawrence Daniels
Heavener Pentecostal Church of God
101 Division St., Heavener;
Cody and Sonya Nix, Pastors
Jesus Name Assembly Church
Panama, OK.
Harold E. Thompson, Pastor
918-963-7139
Jesus Name Faith Revival
Shady Point; 963-2947
Pastor, J. L. Qualls
New Life Pentecostal Church of God
4 miles east of Spiro on Hwy. 9
Rev. Charles Southard
Pentecostal Church of God
1403 S. McKenna, Poteau
647-7315
Clyde and Shirley Hess
Pentecostal Church of God
1220 N. Kentucky, Panama
Rev. Everett and Jan Morris
963-2729
Pentecostal Church of God
7 mi. w. of Spiro on Hwy. 9
Flower Hill
Rev. Larry Moss
918-962-3262
Pocola Christian Fellowship
Hwy. 112 S., Pocola
1 Block of McKenzie
Eldon Burnett
Apostolics of Poteau
1300 S. Broadway, Poteau
647-4641
Pastor Kevin Womack
Southside House of Worship
End of S. Columbus, Spiro
presbyterian
First Presbyterian
200 N. Witte, Poteau
647-3565
Rev. Tom Lackey
united methodist
Bokoshe United Methodist
Bennie Waller, Pastor
436-2174
Cameron United Methodist
Rev. Gary Winslow
436-2801
First United Methodist
East Avenue B, Heavener
Rev. James Cinocca Jr.l
653-2232
Heavener Hispanic Fellowship
Obed Alba, Pastor
First United Methodist
109 South Harper, Poteau
647-2217
Rev. Kyle Clark, Pastor
First United Methodist Talihina
200 Church Street, Talihina
Rev. Shaun Wicker
567-2374 - 567-3164
Tuskahoma
Rev. Dale Sullivan
Good Spring Indian United Methodist
Southeast of Whitesboro
Marge Jones, Lay Leader
580-567-3605
Hodgen United Methodist
James Cinocca Jr., Pastor
653-2232
Howe United Methodist
Pastor
436-2174
Pocola United Methodist
Rev. Ricky Huggins
436-2801; 436-7078
Spiro United Methodist
109 E. Broadway, Spiro
Rev.Jennifer Pasco
962-2538
St. Paul Indian United Methodist
SE 1st Street and Jackson, Talihina
Rev. Ruby Taylor
918-579-0321
First United Methodist (Wister)
Corner Grand and Highland
Rev. Donald Whitman
655-3120; 655-7989
other
Baha’i Faith
202 Coggins Ave., Poteau, OK
647-4699
www.bahai.us
The Living Word Church
1110 Patti Sue Drive, Panama, OK
Sunday 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Thursday 7 p.m.
The Church of God of Prophecy
S.E. 4th & Cherry St., Spiro
Clint Beesley, Pastor
479-883-0833
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS
Poteau Seventh Day Adventist
200 Grand, Poteau
918-465-3115
Pastor, Timothy Scull
Above information updated as of February 8, 2014. Call 918-647-3188 to notify of any changes.
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FELONIES
John Kyle Henchey, possession of controlled dangerous substance - methamphetamine, unlawful
possession of drug paraphernalia - misdemeanor,
possession of marijuana - misdemeanor
Joann Marie Hall AKA Joann Marie Lott AKA
Joann Marie Queen AKA Joann Marie Waits, unlawful possession of controlled dangerous substance
with intent to distribute - alprazolam and hydrocodone, possession of marijuana, unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia - misdemeanor, failure to
yield for emergency vehicle, driving without a
driver's license - misdemeanor, failure to maintain
security - misdemeanor
Bradley Dean Stroud, domestic assault and battery by strangulation, domestic abuse-assault with a
dangerous weapon
Aaron Solano Ambritz AKA Aaron AmbritzSolano, possession of controlled dangerous substance - methamphetamine, unlawful possession of
drug paraphernalia - misdemeanor
Charlsey Kathleen Silva AKA Charlsey Kathleen
Hunter, possession of controlled dangerous substance - methamphetamine, unlawful possession of
drug paraphernalia - misdemeanor
Emanuel Avendano, possession of controlled dangerous substance - methamphetamine, unlawful
possession of drug
MISDEMEANOR
Dalton Wayne Murchison, public intoxication
Tammy Forbush, public intoxication
Kendell Allen Laymon, minor in possession of
beer
TRAFFIC
Kimberly June Perry, failure to wear seat belt
properly
Victoria Louise Deiter, failure to wear seat belt
properly
Ralph Cantrell Jackson Jr., 90 in 65, speeding,
failure to wear a seat belt properly
Anna Faye Boyd, failure to wear a seat belt properly
Ashton Tate Sanders, failure to wear seat belt
properly
Linda Terry Crim, 81 in 65, speeding
Melissa Shannon Tobias, failure to wear seat belt
properly
Andrew Paul Forwoodson, operating a motor
vehicle which all taxes due this state have not been
paid
Derrick Spencer Hetherington, inattentive driving resulting in collision
Ruben Leon Mitchell, failure to wear seat belt
properly
Donald W. Sharp, 65 in 55, speeding
Kristopher Kyle Mckinney, operating motor vehicle without valid driver's license, failure to carry
security verification form
Peige Nicholle Nuzzi, failure to wear seat belt
properly
Jerry Ray Christenberry, failure to wear seat belt
properly
Miguel Angel Alcantar, failure to wear seat belt passenger
David D. Johnson, failure to wear seat belt properly
Kody G. Mason, failure to wear seat belt - passenger
Christina Brittany Allen, failure to wear a seat
belt - passenger
Troy Lee Rowland, operating motor vehicle while
license is suspended, failure to carry security verification form
Terry Rodebush, 83 in 65, speeding
Charlotte Ann Oswell, failure to wear seat belt passenger
Daryl Glen Oswell Jr., failure to wear seat belt
properly
Ryan Michael Emmert, failure to wear seat belt passenger
Joseph Henderson Sturgeon III, failure to wear a
seat belt properly
Courtney Gaberiella Montano, failure to reduce
speed when lawfully required
Randy Earl Potter, failure to wear seat belt properly
Tamie Marie Rose, failure to wear seat belt properly
Kyle Lynn Hayes, 74 in 65, speeding
Jose M. Barrera Salazar, 74 in 65, speeding
Amanda Lynn Clayton, operate vehicle at speed
greater than reasonable and proper
Michael Duane Davis Jr., failure to wear seat belt
properly
Ashley Rae Fleming, failure to wear seat belt
properly
Candance Denese James, failure to wear seat belt
properly
Joseph Tyler Gooch, failure to wear seat belt
properly
James Gordon Holder, failure to wear seat belt
properly
Nancy Joanna Kay Samuels, failure to wear seat
belt properly
Joseph Allen McBride, failure to wear seat belt
properly
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Courthouse
Chelsea Nicole Baker, failure to wear seat belt
properly
Carolyn Nicole Breeding, failure to wear seat belt
properly
Jose Gloria, failure to wear seat belt properly,
operating motor vehicle without valid driver's
license
Kenneth D. Davis Jr., failure to wear seat belt
properly
Jessica Lynn Burnett, failure to wear seat belt
properly
Loni Ann Campbell, failure to wear seat belt
properly
Mary Ann McClellan, failure to wear seat belt
properly
Donna Jeanne Major, failure to wear seat belt
properly
Cody Mykel Muns-Faulk, operating a motor
vehicle while license is suspended - second offense
Jason Dean Reeves, failure to wear seat belt properly
Shelby A. Couch, failure to wear seat belt properly
Steven Danni Ray Couch, failure to wear seat belt
properly, failure to carry security verification form
Claud Dallas Stanley AKA Claud Dallas Stanley
Jr. AKA Dallas Stanley, failure to wear a seat belt
properly
Jacob Seth Harrel Davis, failure to wear seat belt
properly
Julie Ann Albert, failure to wear seat belt properly
Joni Dale Skelton, failure to wear seat belt properly
Roger Dale Waymire, failure to wear seat belt
properly
Travis Mikal McDaniel, failure to wear seat belt
properly
Bradley Dakota Mullen, 80 in 55, speeding
Robert Lee Petitt, failure to wear seat belt properly
Richard Wayne Watson, failure to wear seat belt
properly
Mary L. Jackson, failure to wear seat belt properly, failure to carry security verification form
Henry Arnold Fortner, failure to wear seat belt
properly
Juan Gochi Jr., failure to wear seat belt properly
Michael John Lovell, failure to wear seat belt
properly
Jimmie Blue Estes, failure to wear seat belt properly
Roy Kirkland Hall, failure to wear seat belt properly
David Glen Black Jr., failure to wear seat belt
properly
Kyle Lynn Drury, failure to wear seat belt properly
Bobby Joe Woodral, failure to wear seat belt
properly
Joshua Matthew Shipman, failure to wear seat
belt properly
Ricky Arnold Ray, 75 in 65, speeding
William Max Klein, failure to wear seat belt properly
Dennis Lynn Fout, failure to wear seat belt properly
Andy Lee Cranfield, operate vehicle at speed
greater than reasonable and proper
Jason Dean Reeves, failure to wear seat belt properly
Lisa Lynette Hensley, failure to wear seat belt
properly
Michael Lee Scott, failure to wear seat belt properly
James A. Ryan, failure to wear seat belt properly
Larry Junior May, failure to wear seat belt properly
Kenneth E. Rorabaugh Jr., failure to wear seat
belt properly
Hayley Danielle Nixon, 75 in 65, speeding
Ronnie P. Winters, failure to wear seat belt properly
David Lee Anderson, failure to wear seat belt
properly
Jerry G. Kuykendell, overload any axle (4,0015,000 Lbs. )
Aaron Joseph Cox, failure to wear seat belt properly, operating motor vehicle without driver's license
in immediate possession
BEVERAGE
Choctaw Casino food stand 1, beer license,
renewal
Ovations food services, LP, beer license, renewal
Choctaw Casino, beer license, initial application
Choctaw Casino, beer license, renewal
Ovations food services, LP, beer renewal
Choctaw Casino Pocola Portable, beer license,
renewal
Ovations food service, LP, beer license, renewal
Choctaw Casino food stand 2, beer license,
renewal
Choctaw Casino restaurant, beer license, renewal
Ovations food services, LP, beer license, renewal
CIVIL
Kondaur Capital Corp. v. Capital One Bank
(USA), N.A., Community State Bank, Benjamin J.
RECORDED FEB. 13
to FEB. 19, 2014
All information reported here is a matter of
public record and may be obtained by anyone
during the regular operating hours at the
LeFlore County Courthouse. The Poteau Daily
News will not intentionally alter nor delete any
of this information. If it appears in the courthouse pub­lic records, it will appear in this
newspaper. Any clarifications may be made by
purchasing space in the Poteau Daily News
and will be pub­lished in the next available edition in the Classified section.
ABBREVIATIONS AND EXPLANATION
AKA = Also Known As
BAC = Blood Alcohol Content
CDS = Controlled Dangerous Substance
DBA= Doing Business As
DUI = Driving Under Influence,
DUS = Driving Under Suspension,
Et AI = And Others (Or; Elsewhere)
Et Seq = And the Following
Et Vir = And Husband; Et Ux = And Wife
In Re: = In the Matter Of
m/v = Motor Vehicle
OW = Outstanding Warrant
POA = Power of Attorney
R&P = Reasonable and Proper
TOC = Transporting Open Container
v. = Versus
w/o = without
Writ of Habeas Corpus = (Literally: have the
body) Court order requiring that a person be
brought before a judge or court, especially as
protection against illegal imprisonment.
Curtis, Discover Bank, Jane Doe, John Doe, Rodolfo
Gutieres, Midland Funding, LLC, occupant of the
premises, Julio Perez, John Daniel Silva, Kristy L.
Silva, spouse of John Silva, spouse of Kristy Silva,
Unifund CCR Partners, and Watson Rental, foreclosure
Brian Sanderson v. Dustin Langley, money judgement/civil - over $10,000
American Express Centurion Bank v. Billy Sexton,
money judgement/civil - $10,000 or less
Portfolio Recovery Associates v. Judy Lovett,
money judgement/civil - $10,000 or less
Discover Bank v. Kellena L Pence, foreign judgement
Scott Saling v. Department of Public Saftey,
driver's license appeal
DIVORCE
se
Dannon Guzman v. Christopher Guzman, pro se
Angella Kay Tolleson v. David Lee Tolleson
Angela Brown v. Lynn Brown, pro se
Luther J. Franklin v. Lisa K. Franklin
Shelly E. Hamner v. Randy W. Hamner
Rhonda Harper v. Shannon Harper, pro se
Rodney Reed Manley v. Amber Jean Manley, pro
Birgitte Thornton v. Corey Thornton
MARRIAGES
Fredrick Don Harmon and Stacia Mills
Jordan Harlan Noble and Bridgette Ryan Swain
Michael Ray Lyons Jr. and Leah Marie Lavergne
Sean Alexander Wilde and Brandi Lynn Mills
Jerry Glenn Butler and Mary Elizabeth Butler
PROTECTIVE ORDERS
Josefina Shantel Castillo v. Ladonna Sherrie
Castillo
Josefina Shantel v. Crystal Shantell Carter
Jesus Benitez-Rodriguez v. Christopher Ryan
Shook
Gordon L. Whitcombe v. Scotty Lee Stockton
Tara Lee Watkins v. Paul Lesley Gillham
SMALL CLAIMS
Garden Walk of Leflore v. Kenneth Botta
Speedy Loans of Arkoma v. Steve Evola
Alan Cluck v. Wyndmara Adams
Alan Cluck v. Andy Griffin
Speedy Loans of Arkoma v. Kristin Williams
Global Loans v. Chasitty Allen
Global Loans v. Juana Ramirez
Global Loans v. Ashley Baker
Global Loans v. Damon Shelton
Global Loans v. Edmon McAlister
Global Loans v. Jaquanda Wiley
Global Loans v. Dakota Humphrey
Global Loans v. Angela Horne
Global Loans v. Kimberly Bretz
Global Loans v. Tyler Womack
Global Loans v. Margaret Renee Lively
Global Loans v. Susan Hudson
Global Loans v. Russell Randle
Pocola Properties v. Darrick Alvarado
Pocola Properties v. Jackie Young
MORTGAGES
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Courthouse
Earl Seagraves to Elite Homes Inc.
Judy Slater to Community State Bank
Carrol Fitzgerald and Dorothy Fitzgerald, Et Ux
to Community State Bank
Gary Cruse and Alisa Cruse, Et Ux to Community
State Bank
Christopher Shane Olson to Barber Investments
LLC
Thao Nguyen and David Collier to Barber
Investments LLC
Jimmy Dean Cook, Et Ux to Barber Investments
LLC
Thomas Billy to Barber Investments LLC
Richard Dean Earley Jr. and Melissa D. Earley to
Wells Fargo Bank
Kelsey P. Bolme to Bank of Little Rock
Timothy R Kucharski Jr. and Shirely Holder to
Community State Bank
Melissa Kay Lucas and Chad Ray Lucas, Et Vir to
USDA
Jack Morris, Et Ux to Embrace Home Loans
Deriel W Moore, Et Al to Regions Bank
Derrick Blake Kannady to USDA
Antonio Panduro, Et Ux to State Farm Bank
Thurma G Polinskey Living Trust to Lee Hackler,
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
Et Al
April Michelle Bickford to Lee Hackler, Et Al
Pennymac Corp to PMC Reo Financing
Cesar Rivera, Et Ux to Monica Mejia
Lenard Tidwell, Et Ux to April Michel Bickford
Community State Bank to Kristopher L. Holland
Charles Edward Stout Jr. to Charles Stout
Patrick O'Brien III to Patrick Hilberling
Revocable Trust
Harvey Wayne Bowman to Steve Hammers
Bill R. Fox, Et Ux to Jeff L. Crase, Et Ux
Jeff L. Crase, Et Ux to Jeffery T. Crawford
Don Wise Construction to Kelsey P. Blome
James Curran, Et Ux to Pearl Curran
HUD to Timothy R.J. Kucharski
Loretta Hendrix to Chad R. Lucas, Et Ux
WARRANTY DEEDS
Sharp Family Trust to John Bailey
Ronnie Kingsborough to Tim Pierson, Et Ux
William D. Lindenau, Et Al to Mark Archey, Et
HUD to Jackie Loomis
Ux
Barton Bates, Et Ux to J.R. Brouster
Elite Homes, Inc. to Earl Seagraves
Jim Marsh, Et Ux to Tommy L. Jones, Et Ux
Ocie Hale to Charles Ann Hale
Catherine Clarke to Rocky D. Hodgson, Et Ux
David A. Gill, Gregory Gates and Christy Gates
William Leroy Fowler Sr. to Judy Slater
to Richard D. Dukes, Et Ux
Sam Sinclair to Sam Sinclair, Et Ux
Jerry R. Underwood, Et Ux to Derrick Kannady
Michelle Lynn Parker to Michell Lynn Parker
Paul Dale Ford to Jerry A. Ford, Et Ux
Casa De Los Pollos, LLC to Richard Moore, Et
Bradley Myers, Et Ux to Bobby Cox Living
Ux
Trust
Ross Preston Green Et Ux to Carrol Fitzgerald
Clint J. Ivy, Et Ux to Barber Investments LLC
Don W. Roberts to Jimmy B. Bridges
Poteau P Poteau Police Log olice Log
February 10
1:02 a.m. traffic stop, Grove
and Fowler
2:50 a.m. traffic stop, south
Broadway and Bud’s Country
Junction
8:12 a.m. warrant service,
206 Kelly Lane
10:45 a.m. traffic stop,
Walters and Parker
11:19 a.m. 911 call, 205 B
Street
11:42 a.m. 911 call, 109 Oak
Avenue
12:25
p.m.
accident,
Broadway and Paul Mathies
12:45 p.m. abandoned 911
call, 2914 White Oak
1:31 p.m. abandoned 911
call, The Oaks Healthcare
Center
1:34 p.m. 911 call, LeFlore
County Detention Center
2:12 p.m. traffic stop, 100
block of Dewey Avenue
3:04 p.m. traffic stop, Walls
3:06
p.m.
domestic,
Department of Human Services
3:36 p.m. accident, Finish
Line
3:44 p.m. disturbance, 206
LeFlore Street
4:58 p.m. motorist assist Fat
Albert’s Motor Sports Inc.
5:46 p.m. accident, Co-op
6:14 p.m. motorist assist,
Cedar Road
10:16 p.m. motorist assist,
200 LeFlore Street
10:19 p.m. traffic stop, Dollar
Tree
10:28 p.m. traffic stop,
Atwoods
February 11
12:00 a.m. traffic stop,
Choctaw Travel Plaza
6:08 a.m. traffic stop, south
Broadway
10:08 a.m. motorist assist
Witteville Drive
10:10 a.m. animal calls, 205
Ward Street
10:31 a.m. animal calls, 102
Cranbrook
11:43 a.m. traffic stop,
Broadway
12:40 p.m. disturbance, 401
Brown Apt. No. 7
2:55 p.m. business alarm,
3100 N. Broadway Suite 101
3:29 p.m. accident, McKenna
and bypass
4:12 p.m. traffic stop, Central
Street
4:49 p.m. traffic stop, Mable
and Broadway
5:29 p.m. fire, Oklahoma
Street
5:29 p.m. business alarm,
107 Beard Street
5:36 p.m. motorist assist,
bypass by Walmart ramp
10:34 p.m. domestic, 103
Windham Apt. 3C2
10:59 p.m. traffic stop, Paul
Mathise and Broadway
11:24 p.m. traffic stop,
Kelworth Trucking Company
February 12
12:10 a.m. disturbance,
Poteau Inn
9:01 a.m. abandoned 911
call, 3105 N. Broadway
9:05 a.m. animal calls, 920
Tarby
11:31 a.m. traffic stop, EZ
Mart
12:05 p.m. animal calls, 605
Conser
1:39 p.m. abandoned 911
call, 1501 Clayton
2:42 p.m. abandoned 911
call, 900 N. Broadway
4:27 p.m. vandalism, 400
Waddle Street Apt. No.12
4:34 p.m. 911 call, 201
Michelle Lane Apt. No. 7
4:55 p.m. warrant service,
Garden Walk Apt. No. 49
6:46 p.m. traffic stop, bypass
and Franzini
7:28 p.m. domestic, 103
College
7:58 p.m. business alarm,
Poteau High School
11:02 p.m. traffic stop,
Choctaw
11:59 p.m. 911 call, 507
Chickisaw
February 13
3:08 a.m. traffic stop, Finish
Line
8:49 a.m. domestic, 406
Hardy Street
9:10 a.m. traffic stop, north
Broadway
9:33 warrant service, 406
Hardy Street
10:48 a.m. animal calls, 110
Peters
11:20 a.m. abandoned 911
call, 105 Wall Street
11:21 a.m. accident, Wilson
and Broadway
1:53 p.m. traffic stop, 200
block of Stone
2:51 p.m. traffic stop, south
McKenna
3:00 p.m. motorist assist,
bypass north end of off ramp
3:09 p.m. accident, Broadway
and Ben Klutts
4:02 p.m. animal calls, 109
Poe Street
4:05 p.m. motorist assist,
Hillview and Broadway
4:30 p.m. domestic, 2601 N.
Witte
5:33 p.m. 911 call, 701
Dewey
7:28 p.m. traffic stop, bypass
7:43 p.m. motorist assist,
south McKenna and south
Conser
8:57 p.m. traffic stop, old
Movie Gallery
9:10 p.m. traffic stop, north
Broadway, Gene’s Satellite
Service
9:55 p.m. motorist assist,
Page and north Witte
February 14
12:19 a.m. traffic stop, north
Broadway and Car Mart
12:23 a.m. burglary, 610
Cruce Street
2:15 a.m. motorist assist,
Walmart
6:54 a.m. business alarm, 109
Kerr Avenue
8:08 a.m. traffic stop, bypass
and south McKenna
8:22 a.m. traffic stop, Dollar
Tree
12:02 p.m. business alarm,
303 Dewey Avenue
1:40 p.m. 911 call, 1501
Clayton
2:27 p.m. traffic stop, 2800
block of Central
2:28 p.m. accident, Walmart
3:12 p.m. traffic stop,
Chandler and Dewey
3:22 p.m. traffic stop,
Industrial Boulevard
4:15 p.m. traffic stop, Wilson
and Cruce
4:37 p.m. accident, 2401
Broadway
4:52 p.m. traffic stop, U.S.
Highway 59
4:57 p.m. traffic stop,
Kellworth Trucking
5:06 p.m. traffic stop, bypass
and south McKenna
5:12 p.m. traffic stop,
Kellworth Trucking
5:17 p.m. 911 call, The Oaks
Healthcare Center
6:00 p.m. fire, Wister
Highway
6:24 p.m. alarm, 3104 N.
Broadway
6:40 p.m. traffic stop, Car
Mart
7:02 p.m. traffic stop,
Choctaw Casino
7:11 p.m. traffic stop, Western
Sizzlin
9:07 p.m. traffic stop, Burkle
south of bypass
10:06 p.m. traffic stop, Fat
Albert’s Motor Sports Inc.
11:36 p.m. traffic stop, Tote
A Poke No. 1
11:50 p.m. traffic stop,
U-Lock-It
February 15
12:27 a.m. traffic stop, north
Broadway
12:40 a.m. traffic stop, Home
Health Care
1:16 a.m. traffic stop, north
Broadway
1:26 a.m. traffic stop,
Conser
1:26 a.m. domestic, The
Lounge
3:09 a.m. traffic stop, north
Broadway
5:52 a.m. traffic stop, south
McKenna
8:56 a.m. escort, 2300 Central
to Mountain View
9:36 a.m. motorist assist,
U.S. Highway 271 Poteau Area
Recreational Complex
10:25 a.m. animal calls, 708
Hardy Street
11:09 a.m. traffic stop,
Michelle Lane
12:13 p.m. disturbance, 200
Smith Street
1:13 p.m. traffic stop,
U-Lock-It
1:34 p.m. animal calls, Best
Western
1:35 p.m. 911 call, Walmart
1:45 p.m. stolen vehicle, 110
Myra Lane
2:55 p.m. traffic stop, Central
and Thompson
4:06 p.m. traffic stop, Arby's
4:25 p.m. assault, Walmart
4:45 p.m. domestic, 505
Chickasaw
5:57 p.m. traffic stop, Strike
A Lot Lanes
6:39 p.m. business alarm,
309 Dewey Avenue
6:39 p.m. 911 call, 1501
Clayton
7:26 p.m. traffic stop
McDonalds
7:28 p.m. traffic stop, Cavanal
Scenic Expressway and Polk
Creek
7:52 p.m. traffic stop, Cavanal
Scenic
Expressway
and
Franzini
8:13 p.m. traffic stop, Green
Country Inn
8:31 p.m. traffic stop, Cavanal
Scenic
Expressway
and
Franzini
8:37 p.m. traffic stop, Cavanal
Scenic Expressway and Burkle
Street
9:02 p.m. traffic stop, Spider
Webb Motors
9:04 p.m. fire, 107 Wayne
10:57 p.m. traffic stop, north
Witte and Riverside Autoplex
of Poteau
10:59 p.m. traffic stop,
Aaron’s Home Furniture
February 16
12:19 a.m. traffic stop,
Walmart
12:28 a.m. traffic stop,
bypass
2:09 a.m. traffic stop, Bud’s
Country Junction
2:28 a.m. traffic stop, Hughes
Drive
4:01 a.m. traffic stop, bypass
5:42 a.m. alarm, Tote-APoke
6:08 a.m. burglary, 1001 S.
Church
7:07 a.m. 911 call, 100
Georgia Place Apt. No. 11
11:05 a.m. shoplifting, Dollar
General on Clayton
12:33 p.m. fire, 1103 Grace
12:39 p.m. animal calls, 407
Reynolds
1:50 p.m. stolen vehicle,
Grady
2:09 p.m. domestic, 104
Craigway
2:45 p.m. fire, Oklahoma
Highway 112 by Poteau River
bridge
3:13 p.m. motorist assist,
Poteau River bridge
3:57 p.m. motorist assist
Flannigan and north Broadway
4:00 p.m. traffic stop,
Greyson and Graham
9:00 p.m. traffic stop, Vaughn
and Broadway
9:19 p.m. vandalism, Skate
Park off Broadway
10:20 p.m. traffic stop, EZ
Mart
11:07 p.m. traffic stop,
Watson Motors
11:21 p.m. traffic stop, south
McKenna and Lincoln
11:29 p.m. traffic stop,
Orville and Louise
11:42 p.m. traffic stop, Price
Cutters
February 17
12:28 a.m. traffic stop, Poteau
Inn
7:20 a.m. traffic stop, north
bypass
7:59 a.m. traffic stop,
Broadway and Hughes Drive
8:19 a.m. traffic stop, north
Broadway
8:45 a.m. traffic stop, Baetz
Home Center
8:51 a.m. traffic stop, Adams
Abstract
9:26 a.m. traffic stop,
Whitney Street
12:54 p.m. traffic stop,
Whitney Street
1:06 p.m. fire, U.S. Highway
271 and Picture Rock Road
1:09 p.m. traffic stop,
Thompson and Central
1:16 p.m. traffic stop, north
Witte
1:33 p.m. traffic stop, north
Broadway
2:16 p.m. vandalism, 348
Waddle Street
2:40 p.m. animal calls, 110
Peters
3:08 p.m. domestic, Holiday
Inn
4:49 p.m. animal calls, Poteau
Police Department lobby
5:00 p.m. assault, Hillview
and Broadway
5:12 p.m. 911 call, Dialysis
Center
5:47 p.m. animal calls, 410
Arnall
5:51 p.m. accident, Poteau
City Jail
6:19 p.m. larceny, Tote A
Poke No. 4
8:52 p.m. animal calls, 410
Arnall
9:19 p.m. traffic stop, Stadium
and Broadway
11:23 p.m. domestic, 211
Coggins Avenue
11:26 p.m. traffic stop,
American Inn
February 18
12:07 a.m. traffic stop,
Choctaw Travel Plaza
1:09 a.m. larceny, 1100
Dewey Avenue
2:01 a.m. traffic stop,
Choctaw Travel Plaza
6:35 a.m. traffic stop, north
Broadway and Resale Cells
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FARM/LIVESTOCK
FARM/LIVESTOCK
McAlester Stockyards
HAY FOR Sale,
Good horse hay.
$4.00 per bale.
Some at $3.50 per
bale. 918-774-3758
Market Report
Tuesday February 18th, 2014 sold 2000 cattle.
Steers $5 to $8 Higher. Heifers Steady $1 to Lower
Next Special Replacement Cow and Bull sale April
12th. Consignment are Open! Weaned calf sale next
week, expecting 400 to 500 hd! Starts at 1:00 p.m.
“Therefore you shepherds, hear the word of the
Lord:” (Ezk 34:7)
WEIGHT RANGE
#1 STEERS
#1 HEIFERS
225-300 lbs.
300-350 lbs.
350-400 lbs.
400-450 lbs.
450-500 lbs.
500-550 lbs.
550-600 lbs.
600-700 lbs.
700-750 lbs.
800-850 lbs.
$246-$290
$235-$257
$221-$248
$216-$228
$200-$219
$196-$209
$187-$200
$171-$200
$167-$175
$162-$166
$201-$221
$202-$217
$194-$210
$186-$299
$178-$191
$171-$184
$163-$176
$148-$171
$143-$154
$141-$147
250 Cows & Bulls sold at the evening sale.
Packer Cows $1 to $5 Lower. Packer Bulls $7 Higher.
High yielding packer bulls sold from $116 to $119
Average yielding packer bulls sold from $111 to $114
Low yielding packer bulls sold from $103 to $107
High yielding packer cows sold from $98 to $108
Average yielding packer cows sold from $89 to $99
Low yielding packer cows sold from $85 to $95
Julie Grant - Office: 918-423-2834 - Laura Sherrill
Our website is www.mcalesterstockyards.com
Lindsey Grant George Tarr
Richard Magby Donny Shadwick
918-421-9057 918-423-4498 580-889-6049 918-649-4750
918-548-3478 918-424-1464 580-889-1329 918-655-7754
Ken Sherrill 918-421-0257 / Curt Krigbaum 918-650-8013
AUCTIONS
REAL ESTATE AUCTION
FEBRUARY 28, 2014
3PM
Location: 26000 Tanksley Road, Bokoshe, Oklahoma
Latitude: 35.145135 Longitude: -94.822569
Directions: From Bokoshe, OK SH 31 Highway and Bokoshe Mountain
Road, go south 2.6 miles to 2nd McCullar Loop, turn west, go 1/2 mile to
Tanksley Road, turn south and go 8/10 mile to Sale Site.
Selling 80 acres with 2 older homes and 4 - 40’ x 500’
Poultry Houses as well as compost barn.
Poultry houses have been empty approximately 1 year, however, buildings are in
good shape. Property will be offered as an operating farm.
If reserve is not met, farm will be sold with a 5 year deed restriction.
Equipment selling after farm include: 8 - 8 ton Feed Bins, Equipment in 4 houses,
All Furniture in Home, 1998 Toyota Corolla(No Title.)
SERVICES
MOBILE HOME
Transporting. Moving, set-up, tie
downs. Licensed in
Oklahoma & Arkansas. Great Service,
Great
Price.
800-940-5581.
Let Mays Home Health be
Your True Love Career!
Our Poteau office
is currently seeking a
Per-Visit
Licensed
Practical
Nurse
Guitar Lessons
in your home
$20.00
Per Lesson.
Call
Robert
Shearon
918-208-8309
UNCONTESTED
DIVORCE for
Couples with
Minor Children.
All the paper work
you need for $100.
For Information Call
918-413-4978 or
918-839-6040
Please Apply Online:
www.healthback.com
Our Family Oriented Home Health Agency area is seeking
caring dedicated RNs willing to travel Eastern Oklahoma.
Full Time salaried employees enjoy the
following benefits:
! Exceptional Orientation/Mentor Program
! Productivity Incentive Program
! Company Car Provided
! Health, Dental & Life Insurance
! AFLAC Policies • Flexible Scheduling
! Up to 18 Vacation Days Per Year
! A Friendly and Compassionate Work Environment
EOE
800-465-8380
www.oklahomahealthcaresolutions.com
ARBUCKLE
TRUCK
Driving
School, Inc. Laid
Off? Low income?
No cost grants. Job
ready in 4 weeks.
VA Benefits. Tribal
assistance. Job
Placement. Weekend classes available. 580-223-3360
DRIVERS:
$1000/WK
minimum, $.48 p/mile
for experienced
tanker
drivers.
Dedicated customer
w/out & back runs.
Home
multiple
times per week.
Class A w/X&T endorsements.
888-773-8179
Ready for a Career Change?
Advantage
Home Health
& Hospice
Per Visit LPNs in Poteau.
PCA APPLICANTS WANTED
DRIVERS:
$3000.00
Team
Sigh-On Bonus!
Hub Mile & Hourly
Pay! Avg 65-75K
year,
Benefits!
Home Most Weekends! 2yrs CDL-A
Hazmat, Tanker &
have/obtain passport. Dyno Nobel
Transportation:
1-855-208-1971
M-F 8:AM-4:30PM
SOME WEEKENDS 8:AM -5:00 PM
Serving the Poteau, Heavener, Spiro
And Pocola Areas
Apply In Person
At 20775 292nd Street In Poteau OK
HWY 112 E. Just before the Church of
Christ on the right next to
Evies Home & Ranch Realty
No Phone Calls Please
Must be 18 years or older
With Open Availability
See Raye or Carol
1-800-447-4953
918-647-0653
Are you working late hours only to receive a disappointing
paycheck? Would you rather work weekday hours for a
family oriented Home Health Agency?
Our Home Health Agency is seeking caring,didicated Per Visit
LPNs in Poteau. We offer competitive pay, an excellent working environment and great benefit package. EOE
800-465-8380
or visit us at
www.oklahomahealthcaresolutions.com
RN and LPN
Positions Available
Full time positions available for
RN & LPNs
in a skilled nursing care
facility for veterans.
State benefit package includes:
•Employer Paid Health •Dental
•Life Insurance for Employee & Family
•15 days paid annual leave •15 days paid sick
leave per year •11 paid holidays
•State Retirement •12 hour shifts
•Valid Oklahoma license required
LPN Hourly Salary
$17.92 Shift Differential $1.44 Hourly
RN Hourly Salary
$24.01 Shift Differential-$1.88 Hourly
Terms and Conditions: For complete auction terms and conditions contact Auctioneer
LeRoy Hendren at 918-695-0808.
CONTACT:
www.unitedcountry.com/jayok
YARD SALES
BIDS
MISCELLANEOUS
MOVING SALE,
Friday 21, Saturday
22, and Sunday 23.
8:00 - ?, 109 Wapiti
Lane, Poteau.
WATER DISTRIBUTORS Co. Inc. is
taking sealed bids
on a 2007 Chevrolet 1/2 ton 4x4
Truck. This truck
can be seen at Water Distributors office located in Summerfield OK, Monday Through Friday
between the hours
of 7:30 a.m. to 4:00
p.m., the office is
closed from 12:00
to 12:30 for lunch.
Bids will be accepted up to 4:00
p.m. on March 11,
2014. The Board of
Directors reserves
the right to reject
any and all bids.
DENNIE SNOW!S
Restaurant Supply,
Dennie
S n o w !s
Auto Sale. 1 mile
south of fairgrounds. Buy, sell
and trade new &
used restaurant
equipment 3220
Midland Blvd in Ft.
Smith.
479-782-3220;
479-414-9124;
479-353-5785
1 Family yard
sle at 205 Forest
Ridge Road,
Cavanal Hill.
Foxwoods at
Witteville, 3rd
house on the left.
Saturday 22, from
6:00 a.m. - ?
of Poteau is GROWING!
Now Hiring
LPN Office Coordinator
Is it time to change to a job
that you will really love??!!
Please contact: Krista Henson,
Recruiter
Phone) 580-745-9355
Fax) 580-931-8288
Email:[email protected]
On the Internet: www.mayshomecare.com
AUCTIONEEER’S NOTE: BANK OWNED PROPERTY. SOLD “AS IS, WHERE IS.”
AUCTIONEER/BROKER
LeRoy Hendren
OREC #068291
918-253-8733 Home
928-695-0808 Cell
EMPLOYMENT
EMPLOYMENT
SALE EVERY TUESDAY
STOCKER & FEEDER CATTLE BEGIN 10 a.m.
COWS & BULLS TUESDAY EVENING, 6 p.m.
OPEN 7 DAYS/WEEK, 24 HOURS/DAY
TO RECEIVE & CARE FOR YOUR
LIVESTOCK INVESTMENT!
THANKS FOR YOUR BUSINESS!
FRIDAY
EMPLOYMENT
DISH TV Retailer.
Starting
at
$19.99/month (for
12 mos.) Broadband Internet starting $14.95/month
(where available.)
Ask About SAME
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GENERAL INFORMATION:
The Daily News reserves the right to reject, revise, edit
& properly classify all advertising submitted for publication. We will not knowingly accept advertising which
discriminates because of race, color, religion, national
origin or sex.
DRIVER
These live-haul driver positions are
for Tyson Foods’ location in Waldron,
Arkansas. Successful candidates
will be responsible for hauling live
animals.
Requirements:
• Must have a valid Class A CDL
• At least one year’s driving
experience
• Good driving record
Tyson Foods’ Benefits Include:
• Competitive wages
• Paid vacation
• 401(k)
• Stock Purchase Plan
Contact:
Apply at Tyson Foods in Waldron
442 Plant St.
Waldron, AR 72958
For information, call Gretta Millard at
(479) 637-2121.
www. t yso n.co m
An Equal Opportunity Employer, M /F/ D/ V
YARD SALE RAIN INSURANCE: $2.00
If your yard sale is rained out, (must rain, not sprinkle, off
and on until noon) we will rerun your ad whenever you
choose (per our ad guidelines). Must call next business
day after rained out sale. Insurance expires 30 days after
date of purchase on ad.
ADJUSTMENTS:
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After which time a refund or reprint is limited to one
insertion only. Canceling ads placed at discounted rates
revert to standard prices, therefore a refund may not
apply. Omitted ads are eligible for refund of amount paid
ONLY or appearing in alternate issue.
Human Resources
Oklahoma Veterans Center
P.O. Box 1168
Talihina, OK 74571
918-567-2251
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
NOW HIRING
RN & LPN
Positions
•4 Day Work Week
•401K •Health •Dental
•PTO/Sick Time Benefits
Apply in Person:
Poteau Dialysis Center
1200 Central, Poteau, OK
GUARANTEED SALE - $65:
UNLIMITED ISSUES
OF THE PDN/SHOPPER GUIDE
No Real Estate, Hay, Services, Livestock, Horses or Pets.
20 word. max. Additional words 34¢ per word.
POTEAU DAILY NEWS
EMPLOYMENT
RECREATIONAL
LEFLORE
COUNTY RWD #5
in Howe, OK is currently seeking a
Secretary/Office
Manager. 40 hour
week, with hourly
pay. Must have secretarial experience,
computer knowledge, Good at customer
service,
bookkeeping, and
posses excellent
time management
skills. You must be
able to be bonded
and pass a background check. Apply in person at
21535 Main Street
in Howe during
regular business
hours. Applications
must be turned in
no later than March
5, 2014 by 4:30
p.m. For questions
call 918-658-3548
1973 14! fiberglass
trihull boat. 70hp
Evinrude, and foot
controlled motor.
Live well, bait well
and good trailer.
Very good deck,
carpet and seats.
$2500.00
call
918-649-0923 or
616-607-4093
DRIVERS: LOCAL
& OTR Openings!
Comprehensive
Med/Dental/Vision
/Life Benefits. Local
receive Hourly Pay
Rate for dock & deliveries. 2 yrs
Class-A CDL Exp.
Req. HSM is an
Equal Employment /
Affirmative Action
employer. Apply:
4925
Stateline
Road Fort Smith,
AR
72916
1-479-646-6161,
x323
RECREATIONAL
2009
HARLEY
Sportster 1200.
2,500 miles. Asking
$8,500.
Call
918-448-2074
PRO-TEAM 175
TW Bass Tracker
Boat, used 9 times,
has trolling motor,
garage kept, fully
loaded, lots of extras, show room
condition, Bass
tracker trailer drive
on. Selling due
Health
issues.
$12,800.
479-650-6901 Ft.
Smith
CAMPERS/
TRAILERS
MUST SELL 2009
Travel Trailer, LR
slide out, bedroom
slide out, microwave, w/d, sleeps
6, like new, no reasonable offer refused.
$19000
(918)208-8761
2007 24 foot Mallard Sport 5th wheel
2
air/conds.
custom/hitch for
boat lots storageused very little Hitch
included.
918-649-0662
918-839-2025
TRUCKS/SUVS
CA$H
FOR
CARS/TRUCKS:
Get A Top Dollar
INSTANT Offer!
Running or Not.
Damaged?
Wrecked? OK! We
Pay Up To $20,000!
Call Toll Free:
1-800-871-9712
2001 DODGE 1
Ton, 4WD, Leather,
Loaded, V10, 87K
Miles Black, Nice
Truck
$9,500.
918-649-8160
1970 CHEVROLET
c/10 truck, new 307
motor, 3 speed
transmission, runs
good $8,500. negotiable
call
918-413-3723 afternoons
1998 DODGE RAM
318, 165K MILES,
LADDER RACK,
GOOD
FARM
/WORKTRUCK
$1,800.00
479-420-4063
MOBILE HOMES
FOR RENT
CLEAN, QUIET, 2
bedroom, 1 bath,
stove, refrigerator,
washer/dryer, water
paid, No Pets
918-647-6392 or
918-647-3872.
MOBILE HOMES
FOR RENT
MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
TWO OR THREE
bedroom mobile
homes for rent. RV
spaces available
also. Trash and
sewer paid.
NO
PETS.
918-647-3923 or
918-774-4624
$0 DOWN with land
on new or repo doublewides. Over 30
to choose from call
918-686-0584 WAC
TWO OR THREE
bedroom mobile
homes for rent. RV
spaces available
also. Trash and
sewer paid.
NO
PETS.
918-647-3923 or
918-774-4624
HOMES FOR RENT
AFFORDABLE
HOUSING
Rent based on
income.
Central Heat/Air
Washer/Dryer
hookups.
Panama, LeFlore
Cowlington, Muse
and Whitesboro
Call Kiamichi
Housing Authority
918-522-4436.
FOR RENT: Very
nice 3 bedroom, 2
bath, new home
near school in
Spiro,
phone
479-719-4043 or
918-649-4898. Must
have excellent references!
$800.00/month.
HOUSE FOR RentNewly remolded 3
BR/ 1 Bath house at
1006 Tarby Rd.,
Poteau is available
for rent at $750.00
per month with a
$500.00 security
deposit. Go to poteauapartments.co
m and fill out and
submit the application
or
call
214-347-4479 for
more information.
HOUSE FOR rent.
2 bedroom, 1 bath.
1 Acre, fenced yard.
Buckcreek Road
and 258th Street.
951-956-1210
HOUSE FOR Rent,
301 North Harper.
700.00 Per month
plus Deposit. References required, no
pets and background
check.
918-687-4844
NEW ARRIVAL
2014, 16 X 60,
2BEDROOM/
2BATH, VINYL
SIDING, SHINGLE
ROOF, THERMAL
WINDOWS. DELIVERED & SET-UP
W/ CENTRAL AIR,
SKIRTING & STEPS.
$1600.00 DOWN
$269.00 PER MO.
8.99% APR/W.A.C.
CHRISTMAS SEPCIAL DISCOUNTED LOT MODEL
$4,000 OFF
2013 SCHULT,
32x60 BATH,
SMART PANEL
SIDING, FINISHED
SHEETROCK
THROUGHOUT,
GRANITE COUNTER TOPS IN
KITCHEN, HUGE
LAUNDRY/MUDROOM, COMPUTER
AREA, THERMAL WINDOWS,
SLIDING GLASS
DOOR, APPLIANCE PACKAGE,
GLAMOUR BATH
& ENORMOUS
CLOSET IN MASTER BED ROOM
$4,000 DOWN
$468. PER MO.
5.40% APR/W.A.C.
(800)940-5581
donsmobilehomes.
com
LENDERS OFFERING ZERO DOWN
for landowners!
Well and septic are
available
and
TRADES
WELCOME!
Call
918-437-1870 and
pick your Government backed program today!
REAL ESTATE
WANTING
TO
BUY 1-2 acres OR
existing home outside city limits in
Poteau, Monroe, or
the Howe area.
719-368-1643
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2014 ... PAGE 7B
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
APARTMENTS
REAL ESTATE
MLS #673070 307
PARK ST.
POTEAU
$62,900
Town & Country
Realty 205 S.
McKenna Poteau,
OK 74953 Cell:
918-649-4966Office:918-6478204Fax:
918-647-9406Email: [email protected].
MLS #692192 110
BAGWELL ST S
POTEAU $29,000
Town & Country
Realty 205 S.
McKenna Poteau,
OK 74953 Cell:
918-649-4966Office:918-6478204Fax:
918-647-9406Email: [email protected]
BRAND NEW Duplexes for rent
stove, washer and
dryer hook-ups,
contact Bill Barnhart
at 918-839-2623
J.L. Ford
Investments
918-647-2712
We Buy & Sell
MLS
#691651
29091 ROCK JAIL
RD
BOKOSHE
$59,900 Town &
Country Realty 205
S. McKenna Poteau, OK 74953
Cell:
918-649-4966Office:918-6478204Fax:
918-647-9406Email: [email protected].
MLS
#691593
KEITH LN CAMERON$17,500
Town & Country
Realty 205 S.
McKenna Poteau,
OK 74953 Cell:
918-649-4966Office:918-6478204Fax:
918-647-9406Email: [email protected].
MLS #690115 1106
N.
KENTUCKY
AVE
PANAMA
$39,900 Town &
Country Realty 205
S. McKenna Poteau, OK 74953
Cell:
918-649-4966Office:918-6478204Fax:
918-647-9406Email: [email protected].
MLS #692192 110
BAGWELL ST S
POTEAU $29,000
Town & Country
Realty 205 S.
McKenna Poteau,
OK 74953 Cell:
918-649-4966Office:918-6478204Fax:
918-647-9406Email: [email protected]
MLS #692192 110
BAGWELL ST S
POTEAU $29,000
Town & Country
Realty 205 S.
McKenna Poteau,
OK 74953 Cell:
918-649-4966Office:918-6478204Fax:
918-647-9406Email: [email protected]
MLS #68797910
105 MARIE AVE
POTEAU $65,000
Town & Country
Realty 205 S.
McKenna Poteau,
OK 74953 Cell:
918-649-4966Office:918-6478204Fax:
918-647-9406Email: [email protected].
MLS #685931 105
ELAINE AVE POTEAU
$72,500
Town & Country
Realty 205 S.
McKenna Poteau,
OK 74953 Cell:
918-649-4966Office:918-6478204Fax:
918-647-9406Email: [email protected].
MLS
#6883272
Zero N. SADDLER
ST
POTEAU
$10,000 Town &
Country Realty 205
S. McKenna Poteau, OK 74953
Cell:
918-649-4966Office:918-6478204Fax:
918-647-9406Email: [email protected].
APARTMENTS
1, 2 & 3
BEDROOM
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
HUD & Choctaw
approved.
Poteau Valley
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JPMorgan Chase have unknown sucJudge Sullivan, any, except the
Order of Sale isday of February,
Bank, National As- cessors and such
Mortgage and inter- sued out of the ofJonathan K.
2014.
sociation, in the unknown succesests
foreclosed
NOTICE
OF
SALE
fice
of
the
Court
s/By/ B. Glaze
sors are hereby noherein on the folOF LAND UNDER
Clerk in and for sum of $83,093.30
DEPUTY,
i n t e r e s t tified are: Chris Billlowing described LeFlore County, w i t h
EXECUTION
Presented by the
thereon at the rate ings; Kimberly Jo
real property, to-wit:
THIS IS AN ATOklahoma, and purPLAINTIFF:
Billings; Occupants
TEMPT TO COLLot Three (3), Block suant to said judg- of 3.875% per anDustin Ray-Dale
of the Premises;
LECT ADAILY
DEBT AND
Three (3), WIGGIN- ment reserving the num from SeptemWallis
POTEAU
NEWS
ANY
TON ADDITION, #1 right of Plaintiff to ber 1, 2012, as ad- Homestead Mort707 Faye Avenue
Services, Inc.
INFORMATION
said execujusted,
if applicable, gageLEGALS
to the
Town of recallLEGALS
Pocola,
OK 74902
LEGALS
LEGALS
LEGALS
LEGALS
OBTAINED WILL Wister. (Same betion by oral anuntil paid; advances The property has
Published in the PoBE USED FOR ing platted from part
nouncement and/or for taxes, insurance
been duly apteau Daily News on
THAT PURPOSE.
February 22, and
of the Southwest order of the Court, and preservation praised in the sum
Notice is hereby
March
1,
8,
Quarter of the prior to the sale, expenses, accrued of $72,500.00.
given that on the Southeast Quarter said judgment enWITNESS
MY
2014(24897)LPXLP
and accruing; ab1st day of April, of the Southeast tered in the District
stracting expenses, HAND this 20 day
IN THE DISTRICT
2014, at 10:00
Quarter of Section Court in and for accrued and accru- of February, 2014.
COURT IN AND
o'clock, A.M., (loca24, Township 6 said County, State ing; bankruptcy fees s/By: Heather Ford
FOR
L E F L O R E tion at Courthouse North, Range 24 of Oklahoma, in and costs, if any;
Deputy
COUNTY
or Room #), lobby,
No.
C J and an attorney's
KIVELL, RAYMENT
East of the Indian C a s e
STATE OF OKLAof the LeFlore Base and Meridian)
2013-108, entitled fee, plus costs, with
AND FRANCIS
HOMA
County Courthouse
LeFlore County, JPMorgan Chase interest thereon at A Professional CorJPMORGAN
in Poteau, OklaBank,
National
AsState of Oklahoma,
the same rate, until poration
CHASE BANK, NAhoma, the underaccording to the re- sociation, Plaintiff, paid.
Jason Howell, OBA
TIONAL ASSOCIAsigned Sheriff will
corded plat thereof, vs. Chris Billings Persons or other #19128
TION;
offer for sale and
commonly known and Kimberly Jo entities having inter- Triad Center I, Suite
Plaintiff,
sell for cash to the
as 604 McPherson Billings, et al., Deest in the property, 550
vs.
highest and best
Street, Wister, OK fendants, to satisfy:
including those 7666 East 61st
CHRIS BILLINGS
bidder, subject to
FIRST: The costs of
74966 (the "PropStreet
whose actual adAND KIMBERLY
real estate ad valosaid action accrued
erty")
Tulsa, Oklahoma
dresses are unJO BILLINGS; et al.
rem taxes, superior
and accruing;
Sale will be made
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known
and
persons
Defendants.
special assessSECOND:
The
pursuant to a Speor other entities Telephone (918)
Case
No.
C J ments and all interjudgment and first
cial Execution and
who have or may 254-0626
2013-108
ests of record, if
lien of the Plaintiff,
Order of Sale ishave unknown suc- Facsimile (918)
Judge Sullivan, any, except the
JPMorgan Chase
sued out of the ofcessors and such 254-7915
Jonathan K.
Mortgage and interBank, National Asfice of the Court sociation, in the unknown succesE-mail:
NOTICE OF SALE
ests foreclosed
Clerk in and for sum of $83,093.30 sors are hereby no- [email protected]
OF LAND UNDER
herein on the folLeFlore County, w i t h
tified are: Chris Bill- ATTORNEYS FOR
EXECUTION
lowing described
interest
Oklahoma, and pur- thereon at the rate ings; Kimberly Jo PLAINTIFF
THIS IS AN ATreal property, to-wit:
suant to said judg- of 3.875% per anBillings; Occupants Published in the PoTEMPT TO COLLot Three (3), Block
ment reserving the num from Septemof the Premises; teau Daily News on
LECT A DEBT AND Three (3), WIGGINright of Plaintiff to ber 1, 2012, as ad- Homestead MortANY
February 22, and
TON ADDITION, #1
recall said execugage Services, Inc.
INFORMATION
March
1,
to the Town of
justed, if applicable,
tion by oral anOBTAINED WILL Wister. (Same beThe property has 2014(24902)LPXLP
until paid; advances
nouncement and/or for taxes, insurance been duly apBE USED FOR ing platted from part
order of the Court, and preservation praised in the sum
THAT PURPOSE.
of the Southwest
Notice is hereby
of $72,500.00.
Quarter of the prior to the sale, expenses, accrued
given that on the Southeast Quarter said judgment enand accruing; abWITNESS
MY
tered in the District stracting expenses, HAND this 20 day
1st day of April, of the Southeast
2014, at 10:00
Quarter of Section Court in and for accrued and accruof February, 2014.
o'clock, A.M., (loca24, Township 6 said County, State ing; bankruptcy fees
s/By: Heather Ford
tion at Courthouse North, Range 24 of Oklahoma, in and costs, if any;
Deputy
or Room #), lobby,
No.
C J and an attorney's KIVELL, RAYMENT
East of the Indian C a s e
of the LeFlore Base and Meridian)
2013-108, entitled fee, plus costs, with AND FRANCIS
County Courthouse
LeFlore County, JPMorgan Chase interest thereon at
A Professional Corin Poteau, OklaBank, National As- the same rate, until poration
State of Oklahoma,
homa, the underaccording to the resociation, Plaintiff, paid.
Jason Howell, OBA
signed Sheriff will
corded plat thereof, vs. Chris Billings
Persons or other
#19128
offer for sale and
commonly known and Kimberly Jo
entities having interTriad Center I, Suite
sell for cash to the
as 604 McPherson Billings, et al., Deest in the property, 550
highest and best
Street, Wister, OK fendants, to satisfy:
including those
7666 East 61st
bidder, subject to
74966 (the "PropFIRST: The costs of whose actual adStreet
real estate ad valoerty")
said action accrued dresses are unTulsa, Oklahoma
rem taxes, superior
Sale will be made
known and persons
and accruing;
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special assesspursuant to a SpeSECOND:
T h e or other entities Telephone (918)
ments and all intercial Execution and judgment and first
who have or may
254-0626
ests of record, if
Order of Sale islien of the Plaintiff, have unknown suc- Facsimile (918)
any, except the
sued out of the ofJPMorgan Chase cessors and such 254-7915
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ests foreclosed
Clerk in and for sociation, in the
sors are hereby [email protected]
herein on the folLeFlore County, sum of $83,093.30
tified are: Chris BillATTORNEYS FOR
lowing described
Oklahoma, and purings;
Kimberly
Jo
with
interest
PLAINTIFF
real property, to-wit:
suant to said judgBillings;
Occupants
thereon at the rate
Lot Three (3), Block
ment reserving the of 3.875% per anof the Premises; Published in the Poteau Daily News on
Three (3), WIGGINright of Plaintiff to num from SeptemHomestead MortFebruary 22, and
TON ADDITION, #1
recall said execugage
Services,
Inc.
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tion by oral anproperty
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if applicable,
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apNews will more than pay for your
ing platted from part
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praised in the sum
for
taxes,
insurance
newspaper
subscription.)
of the Southwest
prior to the sale,
of $72,500.00.
and
preservation
Quarter of the said judgment enWITNESS
MY
expenses, accrued
Southeast Quarter tered in the District
HAND this 20 day
and accruing; abof the Southeast
Court in and for
of February, 2014.
stracting expenses,
Quarter of Section said County, State
s/By: Heather Ford
accrued
and
accru24, Township 6 of Oklahoma, in
Deputy
ing;
bankruptcy
fees
North, Range 24 C a s e
No.
CJ
KIVELL, RAYMENT
East of the Indian 2013-108, entitled and costs, if any;
AND FRANCIS
Base and Meridian)
JPMorgan Chase and an attorney's
A Professional Corfee,
plus
costs,
with
LeFlore County, Bank, National Asporation
State of Oklahoma,
sociation, Plaintiff, interest thereon at
Jason Howell, OBA
the same rate, until #19128
according to the revs. Chris Billings
paid.
corded plat thereof, and Kimberly Jo
Triad Center I, Suite
Persons or other 550
commonly known Billings, et al., Deentities having inter- 7666 East 61st
as 604 McPherson fendants, to satisfy:
est in the property, Street
Street, Wister, OK FIRST: The costs of
including those Tulsa, Oklahoma
74966 (the "Propsaid action accrued
whose actual aderty")
and accruing;
74133
dresses are unSale will be made
SECOND:
The
Telephone (918)
known and persons 254-0626
pursuant to a Spejudgment and first
LeFloreentities
County Rates
ONLY! Please call for out of county rates!
or other
cial Execution and lien of the Plaintiff,
Facsimile (918)
who have or may 254-7915
Order of Sale isJPMorgan Chase
have unknown suc- E-mail:
sued out of the ofBank, National Asfice of the Court sociation, in the
cessors and such [email protected]
Clerk in and for sum of $83,093.30
unknown succesATTORNEYS FOR
LeFlore County, w i t h
sors are hereby no- PLAINTIFF
interest
Oklahoma, and purtified are: Chris Bill- Published in the Pothereon at the rate
suant to said judgings; Kimberly Jo teau Daily News on
of 3.875% per anment reserving the num from SeptemBillings; Occupants February 22, and
right of Plaintiff to ber 1, 2012, as ad1,
of the Premises; M a r c h
recall said execujusted, if applicable,
2014(24902)LPXLP
Homestead Morttion by oral anuntil paid; advances
gage Services, Inc.
nouncement and/or for taxes, insurance
The property has
order of the Court, and preservation
been duly apprior to the sale, expenses, accrued
praised in the sum
said judgment enand accruing; abof $72,500.00.
tered in the District
stracting expenses, W I T N E S S
MY
Court in and for accrued and accruHAND this 20 day
said County, State ing; bankruptcy fees
Send payment
to: Poteau Daily News, P.O. Box 1237, Poteau, OK 74953,
of February,
2014.
of Oklahoma, in and costs, if any;
s/By:bring
Heather
Ford
Case
No.
C J and an attorney's Deputy to 804 N. Broadway, or all 918-647-3188 with credit card payment.
2013-108, entitled fee, plus costs, with
KIVELL, RAYMENT
JPMorgan Chase interest thereon at
AND FRANCIS
Bank, National Asthe same rate, until
A Professional Corsociation, Plaintiff, paid.
poration
vs. Chris Billings
Persons or other
Jason Howell, OBA
and Kimberly Jo
entities having inter#19128
Billings, et al., Deest in the property, Triad Center I, Suite
fendants, to satisfy:
including those
550
FIRST: The costs of
whose actual ad7666 East 61st
said action accrued
dresses are unStreet
and accruing;
known and persons
Tulsa, Oklahoma
SECOND:
The
or other entities
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Po-or 1-800-570-1471
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teau
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on
ber
1,
2012,
as
adgage Services, Inc.
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,
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MY
Saunders & Sau
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and accruing; abHAND this 20 day
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PORTABLE OUTDOOR BUILDINGS. Sheds,
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ADVERTISE STATEWIDE
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sors are hereby noATTORNEYS FOR
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tified are: Chris BillPLAINTIFF
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON STATEWIDE ADVER
placement assistance. Call Aviation
OCAN012614 ings; Kimberly Jo Published in the PoInstitute of Maintenance 866-802-6655
Billings; Occupants teau Daily News on
CALL 1-888-815-2672
of the Premises; February 22, and
Homestead MortMarch
1,
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON STATEWIDE
gage Services, Inc.
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The property has
been duly appraised in the sum
of $72,500.00.
prior to the bid Laura Amanda Walopening. The bid lis,
DEFENDANT
opening will be located at the main Case No. FD-14-36
NOTICE BY PUBLIoffice on March 18,
at 10:00 a.m. The CATION
THE STATE OF
main office is located in Hugo
at OKLAHOMA
PAGE 8B........ SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
22, 2014 TO:
1005 South 5th Laura Amanda Wallis, LEGALS
street.
The bid
LEGALS
LEGALS
TAKE NOTICE that
packets and specs
The
H o u s i n g can be mailed to you have been
Authority of the
you by contacting sued in the above
Choctaw Nation is
the Site Manager, named Court by the
looking for Indian
Tonja Smalling at said PLAINTIFF,
Owned licensed
the Talihina I/E OfDustin Ray-Dale
Contractors to bid
fice
a t Wallis, for a DISSOon work to be done
918-567-4273.
LUTION OF MARat the Blevin AddiPublished in the PoRIAGE. You must
tion in Talihina, Ok.
teau Daily News on answer said Petition
The scope of work
February 15 and
on or before the 19
to be done will be
22,
day of April, 2014,
installation of all ex2014(24892)LPXLP
or said Petition will
terior windows in 59
be taken as true
IN THE DISTRICT
units (single deand a Judgment will
COURT IN AND
tached houses and
be rendered for the
LEFLORE
duplexes). Also, F O R
PLAINTIFF granting
COUNTY
convert 59 gas furhim a DECCREE
STATE OF OKLAnaces into electric
OF DISSOLUTION
central heat and air HOMA
(heat pumps) in Dustin Ray-Dale OF MARRIAGE.
WITNESS
MY
Wallis,
those same units.
HAND AND SEAL
The sealed bids PLAINTIFF
of said Court this 19
must be received vs.
day of February,
prior to the bid Laura Amanda Wal2014.
opening. The bid lis,
s/By/ B. Glaze
DEFENDANT
opening will be loDEPUTY,
cated at the main Case No. FD-14-36
Presented by the
office on March 18, NOTICE BY PUBLIPLAINTIFF:
at 10:00 a.m. The CATION
THE STATE OF Dustin Ray-Dale
main office is loOKLAHOMA TO: Wallis
cated in Hugo at
Laura Amanda Wal707 Faye Avenue
1005 South 5th
Pocola, OK 74902
street. The bid lis,
packets and specs TAKE NOTICE that Published in the Pocan be mailed to you have been teau Daily News on
you by contacting sued in the above February 22, and
the Site Manager, named Court by the M a r c h
1,
8,
Tonja Smalling at said PLAINTIFF, 2014(24897)LPXLP
Dustin Ray-Dale
the Talihina I/E Office
a t Wallis, for a DISSOLUTION OF MAR918-567-4273.
Published in the Po- RIAGE. You must
teau Daily News on answer said Petition
on or before the 19
February 15 and
day of April, 2014,
22,
or said Petition will
2014(24892)LPXLP
be taken as true
and a Judgment will
be rendered for the
PLAINTIFF granting
him a DECCREE
OF DISSOLUTION
OF MARRIAGE.
WITNESS
MY
HAND AND SEAL
of said Court this 19
day of February,
2014.
s/By/ B. Glaze
DEPUTY,
Presented by the
PLAINTIFF:
Dustin Ray-Dale
Wallis
707 Faye Avenue
Pocola, OK 74902
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