FAME NEWSThe Fame Church building was filled to near capacity Sunday. One profession of faith was made, and a spiritual blessing reported by those present.Following the worship services the group went to the school building for a surprise birthday dinner honoring Mrs. Hippy on her 78th birthday anniversary.Those present were Mr. and MrB. Cecil/ Hippy and Cecelia, and Mrs. Millie Hippy of Morris; Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Swearingeon and Barbara, and Mrs. Claudia Byars of Okmulgee; Mrs*. Zell Choate and Helen, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Choate, Lorene and Kendra, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cantrell, Paula, Karen, Mary Kay and Joel of Haskell. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rofahl, Butch and Jim.Others were Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ogle and Gregory, Mrs. Lillie Mae Ogle of Weleetka; Mrs. H. W. Raleigh, Mr. and Mrs. Orlen Rum-sey, Peggy and Tommy of Savanna; Miss Jeannie Barnes of Washington; Miss Sue Choate and Ronnie Rippy of Stillwater; Mr. and Mrs. Pink Choate of Hanna; Rev. and Mrs. Bill Sisson, Allen and Cheryl, and Samuel Choate of Eufaula. 'Also, Rev. J. T. Atkinson and Gary, Charles Lewis and Kathryn Le,wis of Muskogee; Miss Deloris Rippy of Warner, Linda Rippy, Mr. and Mrs. George Rippy, Mr. and Mrs. Vaston Rippy and Toni; Mrs. Pauline Kirby of Stidham; Rev. and Mrs. Bobby Rippy, Dan-iel and Matthew, and Johnny' Choate of Tulsa; Miss Deborah Turner, Pamela, and C. J. Tur-I{f ner; Mr. and Mrs. Don Rippy, De- p loris, Brenda, Donna Gale, Stan- j ley, Charlene and Gary. Jj;Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith of|jr Guymon spent Monday afternoon n( with Mr. and Mrs. John Holeman, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Holeman, and family. ipMr. and Mrs. Will Plemons of tl Bowlegs visited the cemetery, wv.TdITai