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in this issue
Holiday Potluck &Dirty Santa Party
A Fairy Home Companion Fimdraiser

Celebrate New Year'sDayWi(h Us
MLKParade
Goal-Setting Workshop

December 2010

Upcoming Events >>>

New Year's Day f?otluck

A Publication of Herland Sister Resources

Celebrate the Season
Her/and Potluck and Dirly

Patty

11

Start your new year right with your:
Herland friends!

Join us for a winter celebration with friends and help women in need at the same
time!

The Herland tradition continues with our
annual New Year's Day Potluck. Join us
from 1 pm to4 pm, on Saturday; Jan. l,
and catch up with all the. HerlaT1ders.
Bring a side dish and we'll provide the
cabbage, blackeyed peas, and cornbread.

Herland will be celebrating the W inter
wear, coats, hats, scarves, mittens/
Solstice and Holiday Season with a Potgloves, twin-sized sheets, blankets and
luck and Ditty Santa Paity on Saturday,
pillows, children's books (for all ages),
December 11, at 5:30 pm. Each person
sports balls (soccer, basketball, etc.),
is asked to bring a potluck
baby formula, new bottles
dish and a "white elephant"
and pacifiers, diapers, famiYWCA OKC is the only
gift to exchange in the
ly games and DVDs.
shelter for battered
Dirty Santa gift exchange.
Please keep the gift under
$10 or better yet-re-gift!

women and children in

Items needed for women
include women's clothing,
Oklahoma County.
coats, hats, gloves and
And while we celebrate the
scarves, towels and washseason we will also help the
cloths, robes and slippers/
YWCA Women's Shelter. Each person
house shoes, socks and underwear (all
is asked to also bring an unwrapped gift,
sizes), hair brushes and hair products,
journals, notebooks and pocket-size calif they can, for a woman or child to be
endars, alarm clocks and travel clocks,
donated to the shelter.
corded telephones (no cordless please),
batteries - AA I AAA I 9-Volt, laundry
Some of the items most needed for children include children 's and babies'
detergent, and personal care products.
clothing, sleepwear, socks and under-

look ahead >>~

Upcoming
Events!
Louise Goldberg & Mary Reynolds,
December 4. Full Circle Bookstore
Sisters of Swing Christmas Shows, December 11, St. John ' s Episcopal Church
Herland Potluck & Dirty Santa, 5:30
pm, December 11
Miss Brown to You Holiday Jazz, December 12, at Performing Arts Studio in
Norman
OGLPC Christmas Party, December 13
at Neighborhood Alliance
Herland Board Meeting, 4 pm, followed
by Lez Eat, 5:30 pm at Gushers, December 19
Herland Supper Club at Lido , 5:30 pm
January 8
Miss Brown to You, January 14, UCO
Jazz Lab
UCO GATE Meetings, January 18, Feb
1 & 15

Her/and Goal Setting and
Program Pt~nning Workshop
Ever thought you'd like

to see a certain workshop or a new group meet at

Herland? Well, here's your chance to make it happen.

Once every few years, it' s time
take sfockof an organization's
goals ·and mission. Herland will do
just that in J anuaiy and you can
help.
Anyone with an idea is invited to
our Goal Setting and ·Program Planning Workshop on Sunday, January
9th, from 1 pm to 4 pm. We 'll have
snacks and a nice, relaxed atmosphere where all ideas are welcome.
Don't sit there and WISH it would
happen. Come and help MAKE it
happen! We NEED .and welcome
your ideas.

Make New Friends at the
Her/and Supper Club
The Her/and Siippe1 Club is n great way to meet

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people ond nwkefriends.

Supper C'!iib is et 5:30pm or: r!:c second Saturday of eoch mom!! unless other
wise noted.

and French dining. Legend
has it that this was the first
Vietnamese restaurant in OKC.
On February 12, the Supper
Club will eat at Chili's, NW
Expressway at Belle Isle. followed by a movie, The Kids
Are All Right, at Her-

land.

raoling
si aing
gutters
general carpentry

On March 5 (first SatOur December 11th Supper Club will
be our Holiday Potluck and Dirty Santa
Party on December 11. (See page 1 for
details .)

urday), the Supper Club goes to
Norman for the Mardi Gras Parade. We will eat at Coach's, 102
W. Main, then let the good times
roll. The wild and wach.J' parade

On January 8th, we will visit Lido
Restaurant, 2518 N. Military (just E of
Classen and 2 blocks N of NW 23rd

snakes its way around downtown
Norman with floats, musicians,

About the Voice

dancers, and fun characters.

Street), for fine Vietnamese, Chinese,

The Voice is published monthly by Herland
Sister Resources, Inc. 2312 NW 39th,
Oklahoma City»oK 73112. The Voiceis

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offered as an openJommfor cc)lnmullity
discourse. ~rticles reflect the opinions of the
author and not necessarily those.of I-ler!and
Sister Resources. Unsolicited articles and
letters to the editor are welcomed and must be
signed by the writer with fu]] name and
address. Upon request, letters or articles may
be printed under a pseudonym or
anonymously. Herland reserves the right to
edit or not publish any article, Subscriptions
rms .org

UNITE
u·RCH
Of CHRIST
3131 N. Pennsylvania,OklaholT)rl

to The Voice are free upon request although a
donation is requested to meet publication and
distribution costs.

Non-Profit Org.
US Postage
PAID
Oklahoma City
OK
Permit No. 861

2312 NW 39th Street
Oklahoma City, OK 73112

Return Service Requested

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Ginny Poindexter
Realtor
Direct
Office
Fax
E- mail

405.919.8443
405.948.7500
405.948.7502
ginnypoindexter@kw.com

Sandalwood & Sage
322 East Main Street
Norm an, OK 73069
+05-)t~6-SAG L

KELLER W.U.LIA1vlS
5629 N. Classen Blvd.
Oklahoma City, OK 73118

sandalwoodandsage@att .net

Ea ch office is independently owned and operated .

Sandy Ingraham, J.D., M.S.W.
Attorney-at-Law
Ingraham & Associates, PLLC
Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts, Probate, Adoption, Contracts

Dr. Dawn Singleton, Ph.D.
~o~~
Licensed Professional Counselor
Licensed Marital & Family Therapist

5005 N. Pennsylvania #204 OKC, OK
405-232-3296
Route 2, Box 369-B
McLoud, OK 74851

Tel. (405) 964-2072
Ingraham@mcloudteleco.com

FREE HOUR CONSULTATION

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in this issue
Holiday Potluck &Dirty Santa Party
A Fairy Home Companion Fimdraiser

Celebrate New Year'sDayWi(h Us
MLKParade
Goal-Setting Workshop

December 2010

Upcoming Events >>>

New Year's Day f?otluck

A Publication of Herland Sister Resources

Celebrate the Season
Her/and Potluck and Dirly

Patty

11

Start your new year right with your:
Herland friends!

Join us for a winter celebration with friends and help women in need at the same
time!

The Herland tradition continues with our
annual New Year's Day Potluck. Join us
from 1 pm to4 pm, on Saturday; Jan. l,
and catch up with all the. HerlaT1ders.
Bring a side dish and we'll provide the
cabbage, blackeyed peas, and cornbread.

Herland will be celebrating the W inter
wear, coats, hats, scarves, mittens/
Solstice and Holiday Season with a Potgloves, twin-sized sheets, blankets and
luck and Ditty Santa Paity on Saturday,
pillows, children's books (for all ages),
December 11, at 5:30 pm. Each person
sports balls (soccer, basketball, etc.),
is asked to bring a potluck
baby formula, new bottles
dish and a "white elephant"
and pacifiers, diapers, famiYWCA OKC is the only
gift to exchange in the
ly games and DVDs.
shelter for battered
Dirty Santa gift exchange.
Please keep the gift under
$10 or better yet-re-gift!

women and children in

Items needed for women
include women's clothing,
Oklahoma County.
coats, hats, gloves and
And while we celebrate the
scarves, towels and washseason we will also help the
cloths, robes and slippers/
YWCA Women's Shelter. Each person
house shoes, socks and underwear (all
is asked to also bring an unwrapped gift,
sizes), hair brushes and hair products,
journals, notebooks and pocket-size calif they can, for a woman or child to be
endars, alarm clocks and travel clocks,
donated to the shelter.
corded telephones (no cordless please),
batteries - AA I AAA I 9-Volt, laundry
Some of the items most needed for children include children 's and babies'
detergent, and personal care products.
clothing, sleepwear, socks and under-

look ahead >>~

Upcoming
Events!
Louise Goldberg & Mary Reynolds,
December 4. Full Circle Bookstore
Sisters of Swing Christmas Shows, December 11, St. John ' s Episcopal Church
Herland Potluck & Dirty Santa, 5:30
pm, December 11
Miss Brown to You Holiday Jazz, December 12, at Performing Arts Studio in
Norman
OGLPC Christmas Party, December 13
at Neighborhood Alliance
Herland Board Meeting, 4 pm, followed
by Lez Eat, 5:30 pm at Gushers, December 19
Herland Supper Club at Lido , 5:30 pm
January 8
Miss Brown to You, January 14, UCO
Jazz Lab
UCO GATE Meetings, January 18, Feb
1 & 15

Her/and Goal Setting and
Program Pt~nning Workshop
Ever thought you'd like

to see a certain workshop or a new group meet at

Herland? Well, here's your chance to make it happen.

Once every few years, it' s time
take sfockof an organization's
goals ·and mission. Herland will do
just that in J anuaiy and you can
help.
Anyone with an idea is invited to
our Goal Setting and ·Program Planning Workshop on Sunday, January
9th, from 1 pm to 4 pm. We 'll have
snacks and a nice, relaxed atmosphere where all ideas are welcome.
Don't sit there and WISH it would
happen. Come and help MAKE it
happen! We NEED .and welcome
your ideas.

Make New Friends at the
Her/and Supper Club
The Her/and Siippe1 Club is n great way to meet

;;e11·

people ond nwkefriends.

Supper C'!iib is et 5:30pm or: r!:c second Saturday of eoch mom!! unless other
wise noted.

and French dining. Legend
has it that this was the first
Vietnamese restaurant in OKC.
On February 12, the Supper
Club will eat at Chili's, NW
Expressway at Belle Isle. followed by a movie, The Kids
Are All Right, at Her-

land.

raoling
si aing
gutters
general carpentry

On March 5 (first SatOur December 11th Supper Club will
be our Holiday Potluck and Dirty Santa
Party on December 11. (See page 1 for
details .)

urday), the Supper Club goes to
Norman for the Mardi Gras Parade. We will eat at Coach's, 102
W. Main, then let the good times
roll. The wild and wach.J' parade

On January 8th, we will visit Lido
Restaurant, 2518 N. Military (just E of
Classen and 2 blocks N of NW 23rd

snakes its way around downtown
Norman with floats, musicians,

About the Voice

dancers, and fun characters.

Street), for fine Vietnamese, Chinese,

The Voice is published monthly by Herland
Sister Resources, Inc. 2312 NW 39th,
Oklahoma City»oK 73112. The Voiceis

~URCH

OF T'HE

offered as an openJommfor cc)lnmullity
discourse. ~rticles reflect the opinions of the
author and not necessarily those.of I-ler!and
Sister Resources. Unsolicited articles and
letters to the editor are welcomed and must be
signed by the writer with fu]] name and
address. Upon request, letters or articles may
be printed under a pseudonym or
anonymously. Herland reserves the right to
edit or not publish any article, Subscriptions
rms .org

UNITE
u·RCH
Of CHRIST
3131 N. Pennsylvania,OklaholT)rl

to The Voice are free upon request although a
donation is requested to meet publication and
distribution costs.

Non-Profit Org.
US Postage
PAID
Oklahoma City
OK
Permit No. 861

2312 NW 39th Street
Oklahoma City, OK 73112

Return Service Requested

I

.

·--

- ----

-~-

..

-·

-·-· --

....

- ---·

·"'-- - ~

--~----

~

--

-~

_,.. ____ ,

__ --- ·-

~----

....

-

--~

·-

our supporters ...
Ginny Poindexter
Realtor
Direct
Office
Fax
E- mail

405.919.8443
405.948.7500
405.948.7502
ginnypoindexter@kw.com

Sandalwood & Sage
322 East Main Street
Norm an, OK 73069
+05-)t~6-SAG L

KELLER W.U.LIA1vlS
5629 N. Classen Blvd.
Oklahoma City, OK 73118

sandalwoodandsage@att .net

Ea ch office is independently owned and operated .

Sandy Ingraham, J.D., M.S.W.
Attorney-at-Law
Ingraham & Associates, PLLC
Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts, Probate, Adoption, Contracts

Dr. Dawn Singleton, Ph.D.
~o~~
Licensed Professional Counselor
Licensed Marital & Family Therapist

5005 N. Pennsylvania #204 OKC, OK
405-232-3296
Route 2, Box 369-B
McLoud, OK 74851

Tel. (405) 964-2072
Ingraham@mcloudteleco.com

FREE HOUR CONSULTATION

,.