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Jennie Junes meet at Senior Citizen Center

The Jennie June Club met Sept. 9 at the Senior Citizen Center. President Frances Aston introduced guest Belva Witt, and roll call was answered with the high school each had graduated from.First vice president Sara Mellgren gave a report on the fall social Oct. 3, and asked members to RSVP.
LEADERSHIP PERRYTON CLASS XXV— The 21 members of the Leadership Perryton Class XXV are, seated from left, Leticia Gutierrez, Tiffany Dziubian, Janelle Whitehead and Yadira Ontiveros; second row, Rhonda Murry, Dana Oquin, Yazmin Montes, Cory Estrada and Angela Godino; and third row, Yoli Hernandez, Corina Severn, Brandt Oquin, Sarah Tibbetts, Orlando Perez, Paige Richardson, Resell Crain, Erica Sigala, DeLayne Lozar, Hayden Trejo and Brandy Tirey. Not pictured is Alexia Lilly.

LEADERSHIP PERRYTON CLASS XXV— The 21 members of the Leadership Perryton Class XXV are, seated from left, Leticia Gutierrez, Tiffany Dziubian, Janelle Whitehead and Yadira Ontiveros; second row, Rhonda Murry, Dana Oquin, Yazmin Montes, Cory Estrada and Angela Godino; and third row, Yoli Hernandez, Corina Severn, Brandt Oquin, Sarah Tibbetts, Orlando Perez, Paige Richardson, Resell Crain, Erica Sigala, DeLayne Lozar, Hayden Trejo and Brandy Tirey. Not pictured is Alexia Lilly.

Leadership Perryton XXV begins

A two-day retreat Sept. 17-18 marked the beginning of Leadership Perryton XXV.The nine-month program for 21 class members will teach leadership skills that can be used personally, in business, and in the community.
PPW member Susie Najera and Young Careerist Bailee Barnes

PPW member Susie Najera and Young Careerist Bailee Barnes

Barnes chosen as PPW Young Careerist

Bailee Barnes has been named the Young Careerist for September by the Panhandle Professional Women’s Club.She has one daughter, Poppy Chavlovich, 3.She is the owner-operator of The Pink Spoon.

Council approves county fire contract

The Perryton City Council held a short meeting at noon on Wednesday to consider Ochiltree County’s proposed fire services contract.The county commissioners met Monday morning (see related story) and decided on a one year contract, paying $250,000 quarterly.

Coats for Kids begins 26th year

FirstBank Southwest is kicking off its 26th year of sponsoring a community project geared toward helping children during the upcoming fall and winter seasons.This year, the bank will again sponsor its “Coats and Shoes for Kids” drive in September through December.
The Jennie June Club of Perryton will hold their fall Book Sale for 2026 at Perry Memorial Library during the month of October. Patrons can buy used books and videos at a bargain price, one dollar for hardbacks, 50 cents for paperbacks and $1 for videos during the month. Among the club members setting up for this year’s sale were Cynthia Adreas and Susie Najera.

The Jennie June Club of Perryton will hold their fall Book Sale for 2026 at Perry Memorial Library during the month of October. Patrons can buy used books and videos at a bargain price, one dollar for hardbacks, 50 cents for paperbacks and $1 for videos during the month. Among the club members setting up for this year’s sale were Cynthia Adreas and Susie Najera.

Kregg Hale

Kregg Hale

Hale to kick off leadership series Thursday, Oct. 8

Kregg Hale of Lehi, UT will kick off the Leadership Perryton speaker series.He will be here Thursday, Oct. 8, at the Frank Phillips College Allen Campus. Registration starts at 6 p.m. and the program will begin at 6:39 p.m.There is no charge to attend.
FirstBank Southwest is once again sponsoring its annual “Coats and Shoes for Kids” drive in September through December. The project provides basic warm coats and school shoes for needy children in Perryton schools. Pictured sorting through donated coats for this year’s drive are personal banker Alexia Lilly and assistant branch manager Marisol Anaya.

FirstBank Southwest is once again sponsoring its annual “Coats and Shoes for Kids” drive in September through December. The project provides basic warm coats and school shoes for needy children in Perryton schools. Pictured sorting through donated coats for this year’s drive are personal banker Alexia Lilly and assistant branch manager Marisol Anaya.

COATS AND MORE FOR KIDS