From submitted reports
Nina Fereday presented a program on how today’s Bible was translated from Latin and Greek to other languages which could be read and understood by the masses during the monthly meeting of the Kilihoti Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution.
She also told the group the translators also suffered from censure, torture and sometimes death as a result of their efforts.
Deborah Stone gave the National Defense Report. Justine Gore reported on the status of new membership applications.
Laura Cook decorated the tables with delicate china Revolutionary-era ladies.
Also present were Buena V. Hardin, Virginia McCann, Ruth Hunziker, Carole Moore, Wilma Isom, Velma McDaniel, Linda Collier and Jennifer Tarrant. Guests were Joyce Hale, JoHannah Stone and Charleen Samuels. Call (918) 465-3561 or 423-1571 for membership information.
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Bible translation program given at DAR meeting
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Kiddin’ Around Academy one of top ten Relay For Life teams in Oklahoma
(McAlester, OK) — Team Captain, Valerie Lalli, and her Relay For Life team members from Kiddin’ Around Academy in McAlester are set to be recognized during a lunch celebration Tuesday for raising more than $21,000 for the American Cancer Society during the 2011 Relay For Life season.
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Pitts. Co. 4-H pledges
Pittsburg County 4-H member Elisabeth Willis has made a pledge — and some McAlester heavy hitters are backing her up with pledges of their own.
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Fall Festival slated
The women of First United Methodist Church of McAlester is having their annual Fall Festival on Nov. 18 and 19. Shopping booths will open from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. 18.
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October named National 4-H Month
October is National 4-H Month. With that thought in mind, our county 4-H program has already completed, and will do several more, activities this month.
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Wilburton Kiwanis Club names Students of the Month
Wilburton High School seniors James Dunagan and Regina Bockus have been recognized as Students of the Month for August by members of the Wilburton Kiwanis Club.
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Rotary Club mug presented
Gary Boyd, president of the Rotary Club of McAlester, right, presents a Rotary mug to Dr. Janet Wansick, McAlester campus dean of Eastern Oklahoma State College, after Wansick gave a presentation and update on EOSC.
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Scottish Rite Center commemorates Constitution Week with the local Daughters of the American Revolution
Mark Halyard of the Scottish Rite Center welcomed members of the Kilihoti Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution Saturday for a tour of the center, giving special attention to the Center’s Constitution displays.
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Hemphill presents wildlife program at Rotary meeting
Gary Boyd, right, president of McAlester Rotary Club, presents a cup and certificate to Joe Hemphill, regional supervisor for the Oklahoma Wildlife Department, after Hemphill presented a program on “Black Bears in Oklahoma” at a recent Rotary meeting.
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Woodcarvers’ chips are everywhere
From the amount of wood chips on the floor at Kiamichi Technology Center, it is clear that the members of the McAlester Area Woodcarvers Club are back and busy.
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Annual Tea held by Kilihoti Chapter
The Kilihoti Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met Aug. 13 at First Baptist Church in McAlester for their annual coffee and tea. Deborah Stone, her husband, Chris Stone, and her mother, Joyce Hale, were hosts for the event, which offered an assortment of sandwiches, sweets and a decorated cake.
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