Quilt guild to meet Monday
Cherokee Strip Piecemakers Quilting Guild will meet at 6:30 p.m. Monday at Central Christian Church. Debbie Hamilton of Guthrie will be the guest speaker. Newcomers are welcome. Contact Becky at 234-2610 for information.
Breast cancer survivors sought by ENE
The Enid News & Eagle will be honoring survivors of breast cancer with a special published edition on Sept. 30.
“We are seeking personal stories from local breast cancer survivors,” said Cindy Allen, managing editor. “We know there are so many inspiring stories of faith, courage and determination, and we want this special section to be a chronicle of those stories.”
Stories may come from survivors or their family members. Photographs also may be included with the stories, Allen said.
Readers may submit their stories by e-mail to editor@enid news.com or they may mail stories to the Enid News & Eagle, 227 W. Broadway, P.O. Box 1192, Enid, OK 73702.
In e-mails, digital photos may be attached to the e-mail and should be no larger than one megabyte.
“We’d like to have photos of our surivors to include with these stories,” Allen said.
Deadline to submit survivor stories is Monday. Stories must include a name, hometown and phone number for verification purposes and should be around 300-400 words.
“This is our chance to honor some very brave and outstanding women in our community whose stories can give others hope and inspiration,” Allen said.
Movie Fireproof showing at church today
The inspirational movie “Fireproof” will be shown 7 p.m. today at Zion Lutheran Church in Fairmont.
Admission is free, and there is no charge for popcorn and drinks. Teens and adults are invited to attend the PG rated movie.
“Fireproof” stars Kirk Cameron as Caleb Holt, a heroic firefighter who values dedication and service to others above all else. But the most important partnership in his life, his marriage, is about to go up in smoke.
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To a good home: Animal control struggles to adopt out strays, abandoned pets
Enid Police Chief Brian O’Rourke said the five-person staff behind Enid's animal control facility is being inundated with calls of strays and pet owners no longer able to care for their animals — and with spring on the way, the problem will only get worse.
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‘A million-dollar rain’: Recent precipitation vital to area’s wheat crop
Friday’s rain was much needed — and much welcomed — by the area’s wheat and other crops.
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