The Press-Dispatch
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C-10 Wednesday, January 23, 2013 The Press-Dispatch Personals By Judy True Birthdays are: Jan. 19, Mary Sullivan; and Jean Meade turned 90; Jan. 20, Janie Hartzburge; Jan. 21, Jim Prickett; Jan. 22, Greg Elliott, Laura Ice and Cindy Jo McCaleb; Jan. 23, Tylar Morrison will be 26; and Jake Schatz will be 7; Jan. 25, Evelyne McClure, Scarlet Ice, Sue Ellen Atkinson Barton, John Tolbert, Dian Hall and Margie Wheeler; and Colton Hadley will be 12; Jan. 26, Jessica Ice; Jan. 27, Damon Pugh will be 50; Jan. 29, Stewart Hurst will be 16. Chalmer and Loveda Burden will celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary on Friday, Jan. 25. Sue Martin, of near Winslow, was honored on Dec. 28, 2012 with a farewell dinner at Gibson General Hospital in Princeton where she was employed for nine years. Her co-workers hosted the surprise dinner. The Stewart Kids met recently at the home of Virginia Flory for an 'after the holiday' get-together and gift exchange. The request was that each person attending must bring a gift they no longer wanted and would be glad to give away. Everyone had a fun time drawing numbers and obtaining gifts of all sorts. Attending were Imogene Adams, Darrell, Jeannie, Patrick and Jessica Adams, Catherine, Nelson, Conway, Jennifer, Madeline, Isaac, Jacob, Evan and Hannah Cox, Wayne, Kris, Harley and Kailen Perry, Steve and Kathy Litherland, John and Ron Hedge and Edman Stewart. Charlotte Miles attended Immanuel Baptist Church twice on Sunday in the morning and in the evening. On Wednesday, she went to Immanuel for a chili supper. Rick and Nancy Wheatley went to Princeton on Monday and picked up their grandson, Malcolm, after school and took him home. The 'Bunch for Lunch' crew met at a restaurant in Princeton on Monday afternoon for lunch. Those attending were: Maurice Hurt, Evelyne McClure and Rosemary Kreig of Princeton and Jerry and Pat Ott and Donna Jenkins of Francisco. Rita McGuyer went to Princeton to the bowling lanes to bowl with her league on Monday evening. Walt and Marcella Robb went to Union for breakfast on Tuesday morning. Leon and Alice Whittington went to Evansville on Tuesday. Karla Schroeder, Lucy McKannon, Todd and Audrey Morrison and Tina Morrison visited their mother and granny, Ruth Morrison, on her 78th birthday on Wednesday, Jan. 16. Don E. and Sue Ellen Parker of Princeton traveled to the rural Petersburg home of Frank and Adele Kolb on Friday, Jan. 17, to celebrate Adele's birthday. Don prepared the meal that they took to the Kolb home. On Thursday afternoon, Charlotte Miles went to the Brookfield Apts. to play bingo with friends. And then when she got home she enjoyed a visit from Carol Hightower and then later Neena Stevens stopped by to visit. Edman Stewart of Monroe City was in Washington to shop on Friday afternoon. June Redfairn visited with her aunt, Evelyne McClure on Thursday afternoon. Marcella Robb went to Princeton on Thursday to The Water's to visit with Vep Degenhart and Georgie Blanton. Charlie and Betty Jo Wright of Monroe City ate supper in Vincennes before attending services at the Bunker Hill Baptist Church on Thursday evening. Bill and Dian Hall enjoyed having their great-grandchildren, Bentley and Journi, spend a few days with them last week. On Thursday evening, Leon Whittington went to Princeton High School to watch the girls basketball team play. On Friday, they went to watch their grandson, Max Storchman, on the home schoolers team at the First Baptist Church. Ruth Morrison and her daughter, Lucy McKannon, went to Mt. Carmel to visit with Ruth's niece, Dixie Gorley, on Friday afternoon. Evelyne McClure and Maurice Hurt ate breakfast on Friday at a local restaurant in Princeton. Card showers Jean Meade turned 90 on Saturday, Jan. 19. To send her a card, her address is: 1608 W. Brumfield Ave., Princeton, IN 47670. Perry "Bud" Dick is taking chemo treatments and needs to have some 'Happy' cards sent to him to cheer him up. This is his third time to have cancer. To send a card, his address is: 1074 Hart Road, Lebanon, OH 45036. Estelle (Barrett) Ashby will be 100 on February 1. She was raised between Arthur and Oakland City. For those wishing to send her a card, her address is: Gibson General Hospital, Room 5537, 1808 Sherman Drive, Princeton, IN 47670. Dave and Brandi Wright and his friend, Scott McGayer, visited with Charlie and Betty Jo Wright on Saturday and then they were guests for lunch. Lucy McKannon went to Vincennes on Saturday to visit with one of her nephews. Sherri Lange of Bicknell visited with her sister, Theresa Loveless, on Saturday afternoon. Theresa had been in the hospital recently. Bryanne Parker stopped by her grandparents' home, John and Marie Tolbert, on Wednesday for a visit. Last week, visitors of Sharon Rumble were Sandy and Richard Melton of Francisco, Patty and Steve Sherman and Harvey Callahan. March of Dimes benefit A bake sale and homemade noodle sale will be conducted at the Hazleton Community Center on Saturday, Jan. 26 from 8-11 a.m. or until they sell out. The event is sponsored by Two Angels and Four Miracles. Dallas Paul and Nancy Collins attended church on Thursday evening at the Bunker Hill Baptist Church in Vincennes. Rita McGuyer went out to lunch with her sister, Faye Junklin, on Thursday afternoon and then went to her granddaughter's, Kendall Jewel, basketball game at the Clark Middle School in Vincennes on Thursday evening. Walt and Marcella Robb got a nice surprise on Friday afternoon. They have a new great-grandson, Aston Parks, who was born last Friday morning, the son of Crystal and Tracy Parks of Florida. Saturday visitors of Denver and Marylee Sullivan were two of their greatgrandsons, Creek Sullivan and Gavin Pancake. Tylar Morrison, Heath Pierce and Lucy McKannon took Ruth Morrison to Evansville to eat at her favorite restaurant to cel- With just a few of our Menus you can order for your wedding; BBQ Pork or Fried Chicken, Baked Beans and Cole Slaw for only $6.00 per person. Does not include beverages or service. Hogg Heaven BBQ 411 West 9th St. Mt. Carmel, IL (618) 262-7779 If you'd like an Italian Style Menu, try out Lasagna or Spaghetti with Garden Salad & Breadsticks for only $5.50 per person. Call Hogg Heaven for all your catering needs: Rick Cell: 618-263-2067 Limited time offer. Some restrictions may apply. WES celebrates 100th day of school The Winslow Elementary kindergarten students show off their "100 things" that they wore to celebrate the 100th Day of School. Monday, Jan. 21 marked the 100th day of school attendance. The students had special activities and games in their classrooms throughout the day to commemorate the big day. Pictured (l to r): Anna Like, Bailey Rainey, Lilly Deffendoll, Jackson Baker, Grant Boyd and Kylon Bottoms. ebrate her 78th birthday, Wednesday afternoon. Ruth received some beautiful cards and gifts. Emily Rollo celebrates 10th birthday Saturday afternoon, the Brackin family gathered at the Hazleton Community Center to celebrate the birthday of their granddaughter, Emily Rollo, who turned 10. A meal, cake and ice cream were served to her parents, Greg and Marla Rollo and brother, Mathew, grandparents, Joe Earl and Betty Brackin, aunts, Karla Hurst, Pam Duncan, Kyla Jones and Paula Pinkstaff and all their families to help celebrate Emily's birthday and she received lots of nice gifts. Jenny Collins enjoyed her grandson, Shane Collins, stopping by for a visit on Saturday. John and Marie Tolbert went to Vincennes on Saturday evening for dinner at a local restaurant. Bill and Marada Willis went to Jasper last week and ate lunch at a local restaurant. Mary Sullivan celebrated her birthday on Saturday with all of her children, grandchildren and greatgrandchildren who were in attendance to help her celebrate. Cake and ice cream were served. Past week visitors of Margie Wheeler were her son, Bob Sloan of Francisco, and her daughter and son-in-law, Judy and Dan Robb of Princeton. She also received a call from Dian White in Chicago last week. The White River is out of its banks on Saturday afternoon. In Hazleton, it was 23.7 feet and supposed to crest on Sunday at 24.5 feet and we have some people who are stuck at home. On Saturday afternoon, Maggie Armstrong took her dad, Mike True, to Bruceville to visit with John, Melissa, Isaac and Caleb True and then they went to Vincennes. Daisy Comer, 7, went to Cheer Camp on Saturday and then Saturday night she got to cheer at a game at Wood Memorial High School. Daisy is the daughter of Jed and Fauna Comer and sister to Malcolm and Liam of Oakland City. The Hazleton Volunteer Fie Department had a water rescue on Saturday morning. Someone drove off the road into flood water and got stuck. Hazleton has a hover craft and they were paged out for the second time for a water rescue this year. Peg Hyneman, of Hazleton, and her daughter, Janie Hartzburge, ate lunch together on Saturday. Recent visitors of Janie Arnold, a resident at Golden Living in Petersburg, were her husband, Jr. Ar- nold, one of her friends and her children. On Saturday evening, Mike and Ann Ice hosted a birthday party in honor of their son, T.J. Ice. Attending were T.J., Stacy, Andrew, Luke, Ethan and Ruthie Ice and Leafy, Jake, and Eli White. Ron Morrison will celebrate his 50th birthday on January 20. His grandson, Noah Morrison, and wife, Patty, made the cake for the celebration. Soup supper The Beadle Bunch and Friends will host their annual soup supper on Saturday, Feb. 23 to raise funds for the fight against cancer. 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