Angel Tree program’s volunteers appreciated

Stigler High School students volunteered their time during the Haskell County Angel Tree Program registration Oct. 13-Oct. 28.

Angels are now on the trees at four area locations; Wal-Mart, Sharpe’s, Stigler Haskell County Public Library and First United Methodist Church-Stigler. Angels will be available until Dec. 12 and all gifts should be delivered by 4 p.m. on Dec. 13 to the Stigler News-Sentinel at 204 S. Broadway. The gifts will be ready for parents and guardians to pick up on Dec. 19 and 20 at the Stigler News-Sentinel.

“The Haskell County Angel Tree program would not be possible without the support of volunteers,” said Summer Long, publisher and advertising manager of the Stigler News-Sentinel, and director of the Angel Tree program. “We appreciate the students who volunteered and the community members who are purchasing gifts for area children.”

Pictured on the front row, from left, are Damaris Lopez, Carrigan Fields, Riona Thomas and Emeri Duke. On the back row, from left, are Brant Bishop, Cambry Boyles, Parker McClary, Kelsi Riddle and Gracie Fenton. Not pictured: Hayden Hatfield, Clifford Hatcher, Madison Fox and Chloie Faulkner.

Staff photo by John Block