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Delta Kappa Gamma met at the Panhandle Crisis Center on Nov. 4.

Rachel Martin, crisis center coordinator, talked about what the center does to empower victims. She said the crisis center served 354 clients in the past year. After her talk, she gave the group a tour of the building.

Members then stayed and worked at the center, doing several things, including putting Christmas items on shelves and hanging up clothes.

Members also donated money for the center’s Angel Tree, to buy gifts for families during the Christmas season.

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The Big Brothers Big Sisters Father-Daughter Dance on Nov. 2 was a success, raising over $5,000 for the organization The event was held at the Expo Center. Among the participants were Dr. Blake DeWitt and his daughter, Kallie, pictured above. Sponsors included OGH hospital staff, MB Events, Elite Oilfield Services, DeWitt Family Practice, Isabel Gutierrez, T&R Engine and Compressor Service, Payne Relief Body Works, Cherish Kaylee, Lowe’s Supermarket, United Supermarket, Pizza Hut, Deal’s a Dazzle, ASCO, Climatech, Busch Electric, Perryton Realty, Dwayne Sager, Picture This Photo Booth, Ellis Theatre, Perryton High School Culinary Arts Class, The Social Salon & Boutique, Glam Studio, Hidden Beauty, Added Touch, Rootz, Elsa’s Salon, Sammy’s Beauty Salon, Kay & Co., Jazz It Up- Shirley Howard, Amber Schickedanz, Cowan Insurance, Tyler Kirklin, Sentinel Rentals, Mary & Martha, V’lynda Barnett Meals and E & J Plumbing.

Students at Wright Elementary and Williams Intermediate Schools got to participate in the annual Book Fair this month. Pictured picking out a few of his favorite books is third grader Jake Schwalk, who was one of the winners in this year’s Read-a-Thon.

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The Ochiltree General Hospital Auxiliary met Nov. 4.

Debby Schollenbarger, president, conducted the meeting. Carolyn Thomas opened the meeting with prayer.

Debbie McGarraugh gave a report on the OGH gift shop. She said it still had fall decorations, many gift items, and has received new merchandise, including Christmas decorations and Christmas bows made by McGarraugh for sale. Members are also planning to sell snacks during the Christmas holiday season.

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Jonathan Paul Sell and Caitlin Anna Tarvin exchanged wedding vows on Oct. 5, 2019 at 5 p.m. at Three Falls Cove in Sanford. The bride is the daughter of Donnie and Stephanie Tarvin of Perryton, and the groom is the son of David and Sandra Sell of Booker. After a honeymoon trip to Glacier National Park in Montana, the couple is at home in Booker. The bride is employed at Ochiltree General Hospital and the groom works for Booker EMS.

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The Wolf Creek Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution met Oct. 22 at First United Methodist Church.

Hostesses were Nancy Anderson, Cavita Kile, Barb Herz, Barbara Johnson, Nell O’Dell and Melodee Rogers.

The program was given by DAR member Deborah Moran of Andrews. She spoke about the beginning of DAR and told about the four founding members.

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Delta Kappa Gamma, professional society for women educators, met on Oct. 7.

The meeting was called to order by Karen Thompson. Renee Lee read a thank you note from the Panhandle Crisis Center, and Cecelia Cates gave the financial report. Jill Ellzey gave joys and concerns.

Thompson and Lee also discussed the fall workshop which will be Sept. 20, 2020 at Amarillo High School.

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