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Have a Honey Baked Holiday Dinner
Shop Honey Baked Hams Tulsa for the Best Holiday Meal
America’s #1 holiday feast can be conveniently ordered online for storefront pick-up!
BY JEANETTE MILLER
November, 2021: As you start to make plans for the holiday meals, remember to shop Honey Baked Ham at 61st and Memorial in Tulsa for ham, turkey, and a wide assortment of side dishes along with dessert. Shopping has never been easier! Not only will you find everything you need for a complete meal, Honey Baked Ham makes it easy for you to go online, place your order, and either pick it up in the store or request curbside delivery.
Lee Griffin, owner of Tulsa’s Honey Baked Ham, “2020
Right: Lee Griffin, owner of Tulsa’s Honey Baked Ham store, with a spiral-cut bone-in half halm.
made us re-think the way we service our customers. We still offer pickup inside the store and suggest social distancing, but we also offer curbside delivery. We really make your holiday dinners easy. Just go online, make your selections, tell us when you’ll be able to pick it up. And we’ll put it in your car.”
Honey Baked Ham is known for their special sweet glazed spiralsliced hams but offer so much more. Boneless hams, whole smoked or roasted turkeys, or turkey breast. Also available are a wide assortment of heat and serve side dishes like green bean casserole, country cornbread stuffing, creamy russet mashed potatoes, maple sweet potato souffle, loaded smashed potatoes, roasted turkey gravy, and a variety of desserts such as pecan, apple or pumpkin pie, carrot cake or cheesecake. Not only will you get high quality, delicious food for your meal from Honey Baked Ham, but you’ll be able to spend more time with your friends and family and less time in the kitchen. Something for everyone and every holiday, Honey Baked Ham® has the right combination of ingredients to always make a meal memorable.
Go online now to reserve your holiday meal at honeybakedham. com or come by Honey Baked Ham in Tulsa on the southeast corner of 61st and Memorial.


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News from the Indian Women’s Pocahontas Club
The Indian Women’s Pocahontas Club is Oklahoma’s oldest, continuous chartered club. Established in the summer of 1899 at Oowala, in the Cooweescoowee District of the Cherokee Nation in Indian Territory, it began as a ‘past-time club’ for Native women returning home in the summers from seminaries and colleges. Today, the club remains active in cultural preservation and community service. Based in Claremore, the membership’s dedication to Cherokee and local history is inspiring and commendable. More than a century since its inception, the women of the Pocahontas Club still gather to preserve Cherokee values.

BY DEBRA WEST
2022 Scholarship Recipients
The Indian Women’s Pocahontas Club Higher Education Scholarship Recipients for the upcoming 20212022 academic year are: • Madison Gray from Porter will be attending the University of
Central Oklahoma • Erica Taylor from Pryor will be attending The University of
Tulsa • Kylea Anderson from Inola will be attending Northeastern State
University • Halle Tatham from Pryor will be attending Northeastern
Oklahoma A&M College • Carson Draeger from Chelsea will be attending the University of Central Oklahoma • Kylea Terrell from Checotah will be attending Connors State
College • Chas McClain from Stilwell will be attending Carl Albert
State College • Hannah Henson from Tulsa will be attending Coe College,
Cedar Rapids, IA • Remington Ward from Locust
Grove will be attending
Oklahoma State University • Lauren Bulcroft from
Claremore will be attending
Missouri University of Science & Technology • Jesse Rader from Claremore - RSU - Foreman Faulkner
Scholarship Endowment • Cloe Dennis from Claremore - RSU - Foreman Faulkner
Scholarship Endowment • Jasper Rader from Claremore - RSU - Foreman Faulkner
Scholarship Endowment • Rayna Rock from Muskogee - RSU - Foreman Faulkner
Scholarship Endowment • Rachel McKisick from Catoosa -
OSU - Dawson-Nelson Akanadi
Endowed Scholarship • Tiffany Stover from Nowata is the first recipient of the
Imogene King Crutchfield
Scholarship and will be attending Northeast
Technology Center in Pryor.
The Indian Women’s Pocahontas Club sponsor ten Cherokee students, male or female, entering college or vocational school, with a $600.00 per academic year scholarship, along with one recipient of the Oklahoma State University Foundation, Dawson-Nelson Akanadi Endowed Scholarship Fund,
Madison Gray Higher Education Scholarship








Erica Taylor Higher Education Scholarship
Chas McClain Higher Education Scholarship Jake Rader Foreman Faulkner Scholarship Endowment
Jasper Rader Foreman Faulkner Scholarship Endowment
Remington Ward Higher Education Scholarship Lauren Bulcroft Higher Education Scholarship Cloe Dennis Foreman Faulkner Scholarship Endowment
Rachel McKisick Dawson-Nelson Akanadi Endowed Scholarship
four recipients of the Rogers State University Foundation, Foreman Faulkner Scholarship Endowment and one recipient of the newly formed Imogene King Crutchfield Scholarship. Join us in congratulating these outstanding students and wishing them success in their academic endeavors.
The Indian Women’s Pocahontas Club will also be hosting our annual “Hats off to Will Rogers” birthday celebration, and wreath laying ceremony at the Will Rogers Memorial Museum in Claremore, OK on Nov. 6, 2021. Mark your calendars. For more information contact Ollie at 918760-7499. Introducing the Board of Directors for 2021, President Cray Bauxmont-Flynn, Vice President Steve McClellan, Secretary/ Treasurer Clarice Doyle, and members Steven Burrus and Kay McSpadden. The Board of Directors is focusing on the Club’s mission. They will be working on strategy, helping us set goals and objectives, overseeing programs and activities, and steering our organization toward a sustainable future.
Our club strives to keep our traditions alive and moving into the future. We are the caretakers of our culture, our heritage and our community.
Thank you to Cherokee Nation Businesses, to Cherokee Nation Community & Cultural Outreach Program, to the Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits, to the Oklahoma Arts Council and to the many individuals who support, encourage and help us achieve our goals and bring cultural awareness to our community.
For more information contact Ollie Starr at 918-760-7499 or olliecstarr@ gmail.com, Indian Women’s Pocahontas Club, P.O. Box 3252, Claremore, OK 74018 or visit our website www.indianwpc.org.
2021 Newly Elected Board of Directors
Indian Women’s Pocahontas Club
P.O. BOX 3252 | CLAREMORE, OK (918) 402-3057 | WWW.INDIANWPC.ORG EMAIL: JENNYPENNY1977@GMAIL.COM

