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JOY SIMMONS (A/K/A TOOTSIE) CELEBRATED

JOY SIMMONS (A/K/A TOOTSIE) CELEBRATED

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HOLDENVILLE SOCIETY OF PAINTERS AND SCULPTORS SHARE GREAT ART

Members of the Holdenville Society of Painters and Sculptors volunteered many hours recent- ly to ensure that HSPS was full of original art and ready to share during the 2024 Spring Art Show. 164 pieces of art were entered this year in amateur, advanced, master and student cat- egories in medians ranging from stained glass, watercolor, acrylic, oil, photography, and clay.

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Elder L C Carson

January 7, 1939 – April 18, 2024 Services Friday, April 26, 2024 – 11:00 A.M. Tabitha Baptist Church – Oklahoma City, OK Elder Richard Gates, Pastor Officiating The Church of the Everlasting God, Spencer, OK Interment – Clearview Cemetery, Clearview, OK

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Clearview News:

Happy 85

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Congratulations Anneca Anderson

Anneca pitched her first career no hitter in 5 innings after 8-0 win over UTSA. It was her first college no hitter for the season with 5 IP, 2 BB, and 6 K. A week earlier in a game against OU, Anneca struck out the #1 hitter in the league. Anneca is a Tulsa University freshman and a high school graduate of Shawnee High School. Anderson is the daughter of Trilbya Stripling Anderson and the granddaughter the late Jack and Marie Ballard (Clearview) of Shawnee, Oklahoma and great granddaughter of the late Roy and Mary Ann Ballard of Clearview.

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Congratulations Tanya Nero Blades Glenpool Middle School “Teacher of the Year”

Blades was named for the second time "Teacher of the Year" at Glenpool Middle School. Blades teaches health and P.E. and is a high school and middle school track coach. In addition to all her activities, she has a school bus route delivering students to and from school safely. She is involved in many community activities, teaches Bible classes at her church, and attends all her children's afterschool activities.

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~~~The Month of May~~~

May comes from the Latin Maius, probably referring to the goddess Maia. She embodied the concept of growth, both in nature and in business. Others connect Maius with Maiores, the ancestors or “the ancestors or “the greater ones.” In May, the ancient romans celebrated Floralia, a festival of fertility.

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