The Press-Dispatch
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C-6 The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, January 16, 2013 Personals By Judy True Birthdays are Geneva Davidson turned 98 on Jan. 13, Barbara Blaize, Denver Jones celebrated his 98th birthday on Jan.14, Ruth Morrison will be 78 on Jan.16, Christopher Huey will be 23 on Jan. 18, Mary Sullivan on Jan. 19 and Ron Morrison will be 50 on Jan. 20. Wayne and Wanda Rowling celebrated their wedding anniversary on Jan. 14. Christmas Eve guests of Erma Cottongim in Richmond, IN for a dinner and gift exchange were all of her children and grandchildren. For Christmas dinner, she went to the home of her daughter, LaDonna Jensen and Jeff and granddaughter Lorili. Sunday dinner guests and visitors of Charlotte Miles and son Ed Miles were Ed and Mary Shriver of Memphis, IN. Ed Miles cooked the dinner. Last Sunday was the 67th wedding anniversary of Jim and Dessie Sherman of Princeton. Helping them celebrate were their children: Sue andDale Leffler of Oakland City, Denny and Betty Sherman of Hazleton, and Byron and Shari Sherman of Newburgh. The group had lunch at a restaurant in Princeton. Rita McGuyer and Nettie and Ben Todd went to the visitation for a nephew, Joe Pipper in Tell City on Sunday afternoon. On Monday, they all went to the funeral along with Rocky Phillips. The Southwest Soil and Water Conservation District employees attended the annual conference and training at Indianapolis recently. Attending were Ann Ice of Gibson Co.; Erica Burkemper of Pike Co.; Sally Davies of Warrick Co.; Autumn Dick and Judi Brown of Dubois Co.; and Jeri Ziliak of Posey Co. Beulah White hosted a family dinner after church on Sunday. Those attending were Bill and Kay Reneer, Mike and Jenna White, Robin, Gage and Jaylin White and Lacy and Sierra. Everyone is so glad Beulah is home from the hospital. After church last Sunday, Hazel Pauley and Tex Simmons went to the RiverOaks Health Campus in Princeton to visit with some friends. Rebecca L. Parker, of Princeton, took her mother, Sue Ellen Parker, to the movies to see Les Miserables on January 2, her mother's birthday. Rita McGuyer went bowling in Princeton with her league on Monday evening. Rick and Nancy Wheatley went to Princeton on Monday to pick up their grandson, Malcolm, after school to take him home. Clara Bishop went to Vincennes with a friend recently and they ate a bar-b-que dinner at a local restaurant. We received word of the passing of Lee Phillips from Horton, IN. She was the aunt of Joe Earl Brackin from Hazleton and she was from Hazleton also. She was buried at Shiloh Cemetery on Tuesday followed by a dinner served by the UMW ladies at the Hazleton Community Center. Edman Stewart of Monroe City went to Washington to visit with Shawn Colvin on Tuesday afternoon. Tuesday afternoon, Rita McGuyer went to visit with her granddaughters, Tammy and Angi from Pennsylvania and Kristy of Henderson, KY. On Wednesday, Rita ate supper with her daughter, Tisha Jewel and granddaughters, Bailey and Kendall in Vincennes. Bill and Kay Reneer of Union went out for a drive on Tuesday afternoon to Shoals and the countryside. Later, they had lunch at a restaurant in Montgomery. Pastor Larry and Ellen Barr from Immanuel Baptist Church stopped by for a visit and prayer with Charlotte Miles on Monday. Hazel Pauley attended her Beta Sigma Phi Sorority meeting and luncheon at a restaurant on Monday afternoon. In January of 2005, the White River had reached 30.5 feet in Hazleton and is supposed to crest at 31.30 feet. It was the highest crest since 1937, according to the National Weather service. Walt and Marcella Robb went for breakfast on Tuesday and then they went to Princeton to the Water's Nursing Home to visit with friends Vep Degenhart, Georgie Blanton, Frank Tolbert and Mary West. Charlie and Betty Jo Wright went to Evansville to the doctor on Wednesday. Later, they went out to eat dinner at a restaurant in Vincennes before going to church. Lorrayne Perry was recently in the hospital but is now home and doing better. June Redfairn visited with her aunt, Evelyne McClure, on Thursday afternoon. Leon and Alice Whittington visited with his sister, Mary Whittington, who was a patient at Gibson General Hospital in Princeton several times last week. Dylan Waple, age three, was a patient in the hospital last week for some surgery. He is the son of Deanna Waple. Rick and Nancy Wheatley went to Princeton and took their granddaughter Kaela Kell out to lunch on Thursday. Dale and Janet Beadles ate at a restaurant in Hazleton, Friday evening. Emma Lou McAtee submitted to foot surgery on Friday in Vincennes and is home now and doing well. Edman Stewart went for a drive on Friday afternoon to Decker and the Hazleton area. That was the first time since Christmas he was able to drive so far. Evelyne McClure and Maurice Hurt ate lunch on Wednesday at a restaurant in Princeton. Denver and Marylee Sullivan went to Vincennes on Friday morning. Rita McGuyer went to Bruceville Friday evening for dinner at a restaurant there with her daughter, Tisha Jewel, sister Faye Junkin and 'Birdie', B.J., and Beverly. Charlotte Miles visited with Neena Stevens on Friday afternoon. A "Card Shower" is being planned for Geneva Davidson, who turned 98 on January 13. To send her a card, her address is: 9369 N. Salem Lane, Hazleton, IN 47640. Saturday visitors of Sharon and Ken Kramer were Kendra Dewig and Conner, OES 6th grade spelling bee winners Spelling bee winners for the sixth grade homerooms are front row: Sabree Bowers, Evans Simmons and Maggie McDonald; back row: Logan Vest, Courtney Fair, Gage Reibold and Sydney Keith. The overall sixth grade champion is Maggie McDonald. Marcus, Cathy and Blake Chandler. We have so many people not feeling well, some in the hospital and the majority were not able to get out in the snow and ice. And then the flu is taking its toll. 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. CR 825 W., Hazleton, IN 47640. Thursday visitors of Jerry and Ruth Ann Pride, near Wheatland, were John and Suzanne Risley of Ft. Wayne, Kate Williams of Petersburg and Martha Risley of Velpen. Curt and Debbi Cain visited with Mary Whittington at Gibson General Hospital on Friday afternoon and then went to pick up Curt's mother, Betty Cain, and take her out for lunch. Leon Whittington attended the boys' basketball games on Friday and Saturday at the Princeton High School. Rita McGuyer went to the first birthday party for Reece, one of her grandsons in Vincennes, where everyone was served cake and ice cream, Saturday afternoon. Audrene Cook of Hazleton and Don McKibben went to a restaurant in Vincennes on Saturday for dinner. Recent visitors of Sharon Rumble were Sally Turner from Owensville and Stella Nelson from Winslow. Dessi Waple attended the funeral of a good friend on Saturday in Boonville. Past week visitor of Peg Hyneman in Hazleton was her daughter-in-law, Cheryl Hyenman. Theresa Loveless went to Vincennes on Friday to see a foot doctor. On Saturday, she went to a doctor in Washington along with a friend, Jane Rogers. On Sunday, she went to church. A.J. Alldredge took his sons, Christian and Wyatt, to Evansville to the Monster Truck Jam at the Ford Center on Saturday afternoon. Karla Hurst of Francisco visited with her parents, Joe and Betty Brackin, on Saturday afternoon. Jim and Inez King, of near Union, took her sisters, Juanita Schreiber and Hel- ng wi Se e al S J&P QuiltiNg thread Choose from Natural or White Your Choice. Reg. $2.75 en Morton, out for dinner on Saturday evening. Rick and Nancy Wheatley were in Vincennes on Saturday. Then on Sunday, they went to Princeton and ate at a local restaurant. Mary Whittington celebrated her 84th birthday on Sunday and to help her celebrate, Leon and Alice Whittington and many other family members stopped by Gibson General Hospital to wish her a 'Happy Birthday.' Lisa Flint of Louisiana, sister of Dessi Waple, had to be evacuated from her home last week because of the flooding rain. A birthday party will be hosted at the Hazleton Community Center on Sunday for the 10th birthday of Emily Rollo, the daughter of Marla and Greg Rollo and granddaughter of Joe Earl and Betty Brackin. It will be a family celebration. Received this from Fred Hadley, president of the Gibson County Theater Council: "Representatives from GCTC recently met with architects from the firm of Browning-Day-Mullins-Dierdorf (BDMD) as we enter EspE for Q cially & cr uiltErs aftE rs Bette r Qua For Le lity ss! s Sale End 13 0 2 Jan. 31, Quilt king BattiNg Purr•fect For Quilts & Comforters, Quilted Jackets, Wall Hangings, Many Other Items Thicker & Fuller • Washable Easy to Quilt • Premium Quality Non-Allergenic • Seamless all SiZeS Regular Price $1.89 325 YdS 20% off Jack dempsey Quilt BloCkS Your Choice $6.99 eaCh Quilt SteNCilS 20% off Regular Price into the final design stages of the Princeton Theatre/ Community Center. 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