News in Brief

GENEALOGICAL MEETING DECEMBER 7

You are invited to join the county Genealogical Group when we meet on Thursday, December 7 at 2:00. Marilyn Wilson has asked each of us to bring a Christmas ornament and tell a story about it.

ANGEL TREE DONATIONS

The Sorosis Angel Tree Project is in need of rolls of wrapping paper. If you would like to donate, please drop off at the Twisted Pearl Salon, Court Clerk’s Office or the Cheyenne Star by Friday, December 1st. Thank you!

GATORADE & SNACKS NEEDED

Roger Mills County Fire Departments are in need of Gatorade and individual packaged snacks. Please drop off donations at the Courthouse Basement, Mon-Fri 8am-3pm.

COURTHOUSE NOTICE

The Roger Mills County Courthouse will be closed in observance of the 2023 Christmas Holiday Friday, December 22nd and Monday December 25th. We will resume normal business hours on December 26th, 2023.

WHITE ROSE CEMETERY DONATIONS

Donations are needed for the mowing and upkeep of White Rose Cemetery. Please send donations to White Rose Cemetery, Rebecca Leonard, 17196 E 970 RD, Reydon, OK 73660.

DEMPSEY CEMETERY DONATIONS

The Dempsey Cemetery is in need of donations for upkeep and mowing. Please send your donation to PO Box 64, Cheyenne, OK 73628.

STRONG CITY CEMETERY DONATIONS

Donations for upkeep of the Strong City Cemetery can be mailed to PO Box 275, Cheyenne, OK 73628.

CHEYENNE CEMETERY DONATIONS

If you would like to donate toward the repairs at the Cheyenne Cemetery, please mail to Town of Cheyenne, PO Box 10, Cheyenne 73628. Please note “Cemetery Fund”.

RENT THE ROOK MARQUEE

Celebrate birthdays and anniversaries by putting it on the Rook Marquee! Call Kathy 580-370- 2182.

Giving

GIVING…Security State Bank Vice President Josh Haven presents a check to Ann Merritt for the Christmas Food Basket Giving Tree Project. Also pictured is Laura

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Honored

HONORED…Upper Washita Conservation District Chairman Tony Tracy presents Deanna LeGrand with a certificate of recognition from the Oklahoma Association of Conservation Districts for fifteen years

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