October 1, 2019 Issue, Page 6 of 10

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Community Page 6 The Elk City News, Elk City, Oklahoma Friday, October 1, 2019 Carnegie Library upcoming events ELK CITY LIBRARY Top, mineral owners Kay BOOK CLUB Martin and Bo Ray en- joy some refreshments at the FourPoint Energy Round Up in Elk City Thursday. Staff photo Mal October 3 - 5-6 p.m. for adults. by Neva Pyatt. Below, FourPoint President and REGISTRATION IS CEO George Solich gives REQUIRED! a speech at the event. AY 1S Submitted photo. CLUB October 8 - 4:30 p.m. Ages 10 and up, you must Energy company celebrates Round Up By Don Munsch, Editor drinks and giveaways as rate communications with much we care and the im- Nearly 1,000 people at- well as live music. The Ja- FourPoint Energy LLC, who pact we want to make.” tended the FourPoint Energy son Young Band performed. is based in Denver, in an FourPoint Energy is a annual Round Up Thursday “FourPoint is proud to be email. “We simply couldn’t private exploration and pro- in Elk City. a part of this region and we do what we do every day duction company based in This was the third year the value the opportunity to cel- without the support of each Denver with multiple field company hosted its Four- ebrate the great relationships one of our constituents. We offices located throughout Point Round Up, and it has we have with our mineral work incredibly hard to be Western Oklahoma and the become a tradition the com- and surface owners, vendors, a producer and operator this Texas Panhandle. FourPoint pany looks forward to every employees and the people region respects and values is the No. 1 producer in the year. The event was held at who support us throughout and this event hopefully al- Western Anadarko Basin the FourPoint Elk City field the community,” said Jenna lows the people we work and a top 10 producer in the office and featured food, Samek, director of corpo- with every day to see how Midcontinent. United Methodist Women set to host annual bazaar The United Methodist the Narthex. There will be adinner with all the trim- may be picked up by coming Women will host their an- variety of white elephants, mings will be served from tot he southwest door of the nual bazaar Oct. 23 at the hamdmade crafts, RADA 11:15 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the ‘Youth Center. The bazaar Methodist Church. Craft knives, books and bakery Life Center. Carry-out din- helps to fund the many mis- booths will open at 9 a.m. in items for sale. The turkey ners will be available in the Youth Center, all meals will sion projects, both local and Retrop Baptist be $9. Those wishing to carry out global, of the United Meth- odist Women. They invite FWREAMS & CARNEGIE BARING DEEDS] LIBRARY Church Fall Revival may call the church Wednes- day morning after 9 a.m. for the community to come and enjoy the bazaar and dinner The Retrop Baptist Church Preacher and Loretta Hall as orders of five or more. Or- with us. Fall Revival will be held Oc- musical soloist. ders of 1-4 dinners may be tober 10 through the 13th ordered by coming to the This year, they will offer a at 6:30 p.m. nightly and 11 Located 18 miles South of knife sharpening service for Youth Center after 11 a.m. am. Sunday. Kelly Smith State Highway 6. Large carry-out orders $1 per knife. Chess Club Have a photo from an event you would like to share? at the ‘Library Send it to [email protected] with a description and who took the photo for a chance to be published in an upcoming editon!