The Press-Dispatch
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The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, January 9, 2013 A-9 Personals By Judy True Birthdays are Beverly Belcher on Jan. 10, Marquita Wright will be 36 on Jan. 10, Jesse Daniels will be 7 and Logan Jones will be 10 on Jan. 11, Danny Ice, Chuck Frederick, T.J. Ice, Jerry Livermore, Laura Ice, Greg Elliott, Marcus Culp all on Jan. 11, Chuck Longabaugh on Jan. 12, Geneva Davidson will be 98 on Jan. 13, Barbara Blaize, Denver Jones will celebrate his 98th birthday on Jan.14 and Ruth Morrison will be 78 on Jan. 16. Ronnie and Patty Morrison will celebrate their 26th wedding anniversary on Jan. 13. John and Barbara Ford will celebrate their 58th wedding anniversary on Jan. 15. Nancy Hope and Peggy Hyneman of Mt. Olympus spent Christmas Day, Wednesday and Thursday at the Gaylord Opryland Hotel in Nashville, TN. They returned on Friday ahead of the snow storm. Christmas night visitors of Virginia Flory in her home were her family. They celebrated together with an evening meal, a family prayer, gift exchange, fun, family love, some silly gifts they'd made 'especially for each other.' These things have been a part of their family Christmas traditions and enjoyed throughout the years. Christmas dinner guests of Randy and Susan Purcell at their home in Carlisle, IN were David Purcell, Addison and Ethan, Shawn Purcell, Diann Tracy of Winchester, IN, Carol Cummings, Max and Kalyssa Purcell. Ken and Sharon Kramer spent New Year's Day in Henderson, KY celebrating the Kramer family Christmas. Also attending were Ken and Norma K ramer of Marion, IL; Megan, Dean, Raegan and Morgan Hobbs; Kendra Horton and Cullen Powell all of Henderson. Kerri and David Horton and daughter Heather hosted the celebration. With all the snow, Mike Ice and grandchildren Andrew, Luke, Ethan and Ruthie went sledding in the cow pasture on the big hill. Parents, Stacy and TJ Ice, also were there helping to take the kids back to the top of the hill with the tractor for a long fast ride back down to the bottom. Dale and Sue Leffler were in Plainfield, IN attending the Indiana Lions Mid-Winter Conference on Friday and Saturday. It was conducted at the Plainfield Middle School. For Christmas and part of New Year's, Vera Potts enjoyed her family all being there. Including Earlene Davis of Conroe, TX, Barbara Potts and Rick Dance of Evansville, Jeff White of Holland, Aaron and Jackie Spencer and son Jaxson of Austin, TX. Bill and Dian Hall hosted a gathering for some of their family for New Year's. JodiHutchins and children from IL spent the weekend. Rick, Michael and Johnny Salem of Evansville visited with their cousin Mike True on New Year's Day. Dessi and Tylan Waple spent New Year's Day with her brother and family in Evansville, Joeldon and Jennifer Waple, Logan and Maddi. They ate dinner and then played games the rest of the time. I received a call from Betty Jo Wright saying her brother, Perry Dick of Ohio, has cancer again but this time in his leg. She is asking for prayers. He starts chemo on Tuesday. Marvin and Sue Ellen Barton and son Derek Barton attended the Broadway Christian Church in Princeton last Sunday. Mt. Tabor's service was cancelled due to the snow. Sue Ellen and Derek were asked to sing during the church service. Afterwards, they took Marvin's mother, Bonnie Barton out to dinner and then afterwards returned to Bonnie's home for dessert and a gift exchange. On Christmas Eve, Dallas Paul and Nancy Collins went to her grandson's, Michael Tripp for dinner in Vincennes. Rick and Nancy Wheatley went to Princeton on Friday, then went to Evansville and ate dinner at Red Lobster and then back to Princeton. Rita McGuyer went out with some friends for lunch at a restaurant in Petersburg on Thursday afternoon. Neena Stevens and Betty Hoosier visited with Charlotte Miles on Wednesday afternoon. Thursday visitors of Theresa Loveless were her sister and husband, Sherri and Lee Lange of Bicknell. Alice Whittington visited with her sister-in-law, Mary Whittington, on Saturday afternoon at the RiverOaks Health Campus and then on Sunday, Alice and Leon Whittington visited with Mary. Annetta Coleman enjoyed her family members visiting over the holidays. Hazel Pauley and Tex Simmons entertained with a dinner on Tuesday evening. Attending were Charlie and Anita Fugate of Paoli along with two of their granddaughters who are from Princeton. Walt and Marcella Robb went to Union for breakfast on Friday morning. Charlotte Miles had lunch in Jasper on Thursday. Jeremy Robb and son Noah and Jennifer and her two daughters enjoyed riding his new gator in the snow last week. A birthday party was hosted for Kathy Kelley last week at the home of her mother, Evelyne McClure. Her birthday was on Jan. 1 and those coming to help her celebrate were: Jodi and Jessica Meyer, James Winter, Martha Horne, Dennis, Shaun and Jeremiah Kelley and Evan and Ashley and Kash Meyer of Petersburg. Kathy was the New Year's first baby born in Princeton in 1951. Chalmer and Loveda Burden spent five days during the Christmas holiday at the home of their daughter, Karen, in Tulsa, AZ. They then went to another one of their Sweet Stuff Grand Re-opening Sweet Stuff Bakery and Cafe opened along the currently white greens of Prides Creek Golf Course last Wednesday. Snow blanketed the landscape, the view out the windows was beautiful and the opening day crowd was good. The Pike County Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting to celebrate the grand reopening of Sweet Stuff in the new location. Cutting the ribbon is owner Stacy Wheatley. Joining in the celebration were Tracy Royer, Kasey Eversoll, Vicky Roberts, Sweet Stuff Employees; Barb Chumley, Golden Living Center and Chamber Board member; Stacy Wheatley, Alycia Church, Executive Director of the Chamber; and Spencer Wheatley. Sweet Stuff is open daily, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday and closed on Sunday. daughter's, LaDora Foster in Peoria, AZ, and stayed for five days. Then they flew back to St. Louis and went to Hiram, GA to the home of a granddaughter, Jamie, and to visit with great-grandson, Jackson, who is four months old. To their surprise, their other daughter, Sarah and her husband of Pennsylvania, were there visiting too. Curt Cain took his mother, Betty Cain, out on Thursday afternoon. We received notice of the death of Clarence Lewis, a Mt. Olympus High School graduate from the class of 1955. Bob Sloan of Francisco visited with his mother, Margie Wheeler of Hazleton, last week. Friday visitors of Ruth Morrison were her family, Ronnie and Patty Morrison and great-grandchildren, Noah, Lily and Sophie and Karla Schroeder. Saturday morning visitors were Todd Morrison and Debbie Alexander. Karen and Jamie McClure returned home on Monday after a vacation in the Bahamas. Chalmer and Loveda Burden went to Evansville on Thursday to attend and celebrate the 91st birthday party of Chalmer's brother, Troy Burden, along with other family members at a local restaurant in Evansville. Cha rles a nd Shelba Shoultz hosted a family dinner and gift exchange on Christmas Day. Charlie Wright celebrated his 63rd birthday on Saturday by being taken out to dinner by his son and daughter-in-law, Dave and Brandy Wright, to a restaurant in Vincennes accompanied by Charlie's wife Betty Jo. Esther Pancake of Otwell celebrated Christmas with 12 of her family members with a dinner at the community center near her home in Otwell. A "Card Shower" is being planned for Geneva Davidson who will be 98 on January 13. To send her a card, her address is: 9369 N. Salem Lane, Hazleton, IN 47640. Lou and Marilyn Gaston of Princeton visited with Beulah White of Union on Sunday. Beulah got to come home from the hospital on Friday. Bill and Kay Reneer went to Princeton on Friday and ate out at a local restaurant there. Saturday visitors of James and Inez King of near Union were two of their grandchildren, Caleb and Sarah Elber. Chalmer Burden also stopped by on Wednesday to visit. Last week visitors of Janie Arnold at Golden Living were her husband Jr. Arnold and JoAnn Eister. Chris and Debra Shoultz hosted a 21st birthday dinner for their daughter, Ashley, on Sunday, Dec. 30. Charles and Shelba Shoultzwere among family members attending. Ashley is their granddaughter. Joe and Linda Fears entertained with a Christmas Eve dinner and gift exchange at their home. Guests were B.J., Mike, Angela, Hannah, and Eli Fears of Hazleton; Alissa Piekarski of Evansville and James Wallace of Bloomington. Terry and Carol Hightower have enjoyed having their daughter and family, Krista and Mark Edwards, and son, Mathew of Jackson, MI, spend Christmas and New Year's with them. On Wednesday, Krista and Mark went to New Orleans on a business trip while son, Mathew, stayed with his grandparents. Other recent visitors were Cal and Bobbi Biddle and Karen and Steve Edwards. On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday the family attended special services at the Gospel Center Church. On Friday, Mathew Edwards enjoyed having a friend, Bret Stover, visit and play games. Kathy Stover and other son, Camden visited with Terry and Carol for awhile and Bret stayed. Marie Tolbert and granddaughter, Bryanne Parker, went to Vincennes on Wednesday. Linda Dunbar of Toledo, OH, spent Christmas and New Years' with her mother, Ethel Cowley. While Linda was here they celebrated Ethel's 90th birthday. On Christmas Day, they went out to dinner and met friends at a local restaurant in Princeton. A "Card Shower" is being planned for Beulah White who has returned home from the hospital and is doing better. To send her a card, the address is: 1953 N. CO. Rd. 825 W., Hazleton, IN 47640. Denver and Marylee Sullivan were in Vincennes on Thursday and ate lunch before returning home. On Saturday, they attended the funeral of Jim Davis at Harris Funeral Home. Audrene Cook of Hazleton and Don McKibben enjoyed a nice quiet evening on New Year's Eve by staying home. John and Marie Tolbert celebrated Christmas at their home with their family. Attending were Bryan and Michele Tolbert, Jessie and Lang, Bryanne and Logan Parker, Malcolm and Jake Hartman and Johnathon Tolbert. Dinner was served with a gift exchange and visiting. On Sunday morning, Rick and Nancy Wheatley went to Vincennes for breakfast at a local restaurant. 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