It’s no coincidence that the busiest Sunday in Kingfisher falls on the same day that clocks get set back. You’ll need that extra hour of sleep to take full advantage of the first taste of Thanksgiving and the first opportunity to shop for Christmas decor and gifts.

ANNUAL TURKEY DINNER

11 a.m.-1 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 3

Sts. Peter & Paul Ross Hall

Traditional Thanksgiving meal, plus apple or pumpkin pie are served up for both dining in and carrying out. Stop by to fuel up for a festive afternoon in downtown Kingfi sher.

HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE

Noon to 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 3

Kingfisher Main Street

The big city’s got nothing on downtown Kingfisher merchants – especially this Sunday when holiday sparkle, goodies and music join some of the best sales of the season. Check inside this issue for special ads from Designs by Dennis, Angelita’s, The Market on Miles, Wear House Mercantile and Baby In Bloom for ideas on getting ready for Thanksgiving and Christmas entertaining and gift-giving. The Quilt Lady and Pink Zebra also will be open on Sunday. Sunshine and crisp autumn temps are currently forecast to make this a perfect day.