The Press-Dispatch
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B-8 Wednesday, November 20, 2013 The Press-Dispatch Personals By Judy True birthdays Cathy Briner on Nov. 21; Brad Bane on Nov. 22; Charlene Fraizer on Nov. 25; Kelly Jones on Nov. 26; Cassandra Konoyer will be 22, Harley Alexander will be 8, Colton Dawson will be 12 and Matt Blanton will be 90 on Nov. 27; Tammy Mendoza will be, Jesse Jones, Luke Miller, Jennifer Collins Kirby and Katie Ellis on Nov. 28; and Michael Page turns 8 on November 29. Anniversary Jeremy and Natalie Daniels will celebrate their 14th wedding anniversary on November 20. Weekly tidbits Joyce Selby went with her brother and wife, Royce and Marilyn Burris, to Spring Mill State Park at the Inn for a family reunion last Saturday. Carol Whitehead attended an "It's a Boy" shower for her granddaughter, Sklar Milherze, last Saturday. The baby is due in January. Rick and Nancy Wheatley went to Vincennes last Sunday for breakfast at a local restaurant and then went grocery shopping. Steve Williams and family attended the Union Community Church's soup supper last Saturday. The Bunch for Lunch met at a local restaurant in Princeton on Monday. Those attending were Evelyne McClure, Maurice Hurt, Rosemary Krieg and Fern Peavler, from Princeton, Donna Jenkins, and Pat and Jerry Ott, from Francisco. Beulah Brown hosted a family dinner on Sunday. Attending were Mike and Janna White, and Kay Reneer. Terry and Carol Hightower visited with Charlotte Miles on Friday evening. Over the weekend their daughter and family, Krista and Mark Edwards and son Matthew, visited from Michigan. Norman Troutman celebrated his 94th birthday last week and received lots of cards. On Sunday, Debbie Eahling and son Breckin Baw, of Kansas, Mo., visited over the weekend with her mother, Erma Lou McAtee and stepfather, Norman. Rita McGuyer went to a fish fry at the home of Luck and Linda Johnson last Saturday along with Mike Johnson and Tisha Jewel. On Monday, Rita went bowling with her league in Princeton. On Tuesday, Rita took her son, Bucky and friend Mandy to Evansville and ate before coming home. On Wednesday, Rita went to her first basketball game of the season where her granddaughter, Kendall Jewel, plays for Vincennes Lincoln. Kendall is a freshman there. On Thursday, she met her friends at a local restaurant in Petersburg for lunch and from there went to get her flu shot and do some shopping. On Friday, Rita and her daughter, Tisha Jewel, and granddaughter Bailey went to Evansville to find a formal for the Winter Ball at Vincennes Lincoln. Rick Johnson, of Jasper, Dave McKinney, of Arthur, and Joe Coomer were running their dogs in Pike County and visited with an old buddy, Leroy Brenton, of Petersburg. with his dogs. Luella White went to the Hansen's Retirees meeting at Dairy Queen. Last week, Luella met Nina Holderbaugh and Sharon Williams at a restaurant in Princeton for lunch. Richard and Sherry Kinney visited with some friends in Jasper last weekend and then went shopping before coming home. Glory Huey, of Sandborn, recently traveled to Nashville, Ind., for the Past State Presidents retreat for a couple of days. Beulah Brown, of Union, and family gathered at a local restaurant in Princeton to celebrate the 89th birthday of Beulah's sister, Lou Gaston, on Thursday. Dale Beadles, of Hazleton, was visited on Thursday evening from an official of the Patoka Masonic Lodge to present to Dale his 50-year pin. Vicky Shoultz is home and recovering after surgery. Saturday visitors were Sylvia and Bob Downs, of Princeton. Jerry Tislow, of Hazleton, had a good friend from Bellville visit with him last week. Dallas Paul and Nancy Collins went to the Bunker Hill Baptist Church in Vincennes for Bible Study on Thursday evening. Peg Hyneman, of Hazleton, had her family over last week to help with the yard clean-up. Those attending were Jim Beery, of Oaktown, Janie Hartzburge, of Vincennes, and Heather, NHS donates meals to Somebody's Place The Pike County High School chapter of the National Honor Society recently donated 30 Thanksgiving meals to Somebody's Place to be distributed to families of Pike County. NHS members were divided into teams of four and were responsible for bringing in the following items: a box of instant mashed potatoes; a can of yams; two boxes of stuffing; cans of green beans; cans of corn; a jar of gravy; and a can of cranberry sauce. They also found sponsors for the baskets to donate money to cover the cost of a turkey, hot rolls, and pumpkin pie. Submitted photo. Bill, Ben and Will, all from Evansville. Greg Loveless took his wife, Theresa, to Evansville on Thursday to a doctor. Marvin and Sue Ellen Barton went to the Union Community soup dinner last Sunday. On Monday, Marvin and Sue Ellen went to the Fort Branch Veterans Day program, "Honoring all who served." The music director is their son, Derek Barton. Tuesday coffee drinkers at Wendy's were Jack Padgett, Bob Embree, Bud Kolb, Joe Coomer, Bob Jines and Mayor of Princeton, Bob Hurst. They recently lost one of the group, Joe Eads. Others who have passed away this past year are Alfred Lawson, Marlin Kirk and Bud Howe. Penny Hawkins visited with Theresa Blackburn Loveless last Saturday. Jonathon Waple went to visit his dad, Joe Waple, at the hospital and have lunch with him on Wednesday. On Saturday, John and wife Cindy, visited with his mom, Debbie, to help do things around the yard that she cannot do. Clint Summers and son Jim visited with their dad and grandfather, Tex Simmons, and also went deer hunting. Visitors of Evelyne McClure last week were June Redfairn on Thursday, Karen McClure on Friday and then Maurice Hurt brought lunch on Friday for him and Evelyne. Leon and Alice Whittington spent two days with family for the visitation and funeral for Michael Lawrence, who passed away from injuries suffered in a car wreck last week in Evansville. On Tuesday afternoon, Alice worked at the M.O.P.S. program at the First Baptist Church in Princeton and Leon went to the Union Store for lunch. On Friday, Leon went to the first girls' basketball game at Princeton High School. Maggie Armstrong took her mother, Judy True, to Evansville to do some shopping on Friday evening. Edman Stewart, of Monroe City, enjoyed a visit from his nephew, Conway Cox, on Thursday afternoon. Sherri Blackburn Lange, of Vincennes, is home recovering from surgery. Her sister, Theresa Blackburn Loveless, is also home recovering from spinal surgery and both are doing well. Larry Pauley took his mother, Hazel Pauley, to Evansville to see a doctor last week. Denver and Marylee Sullivan went to Jasper to visit with Charlotte Miles on Tuesday. On Thursday, they went to Vincennes. Denver and Marylee attended the Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner at the Immanuel Baptist Church dinner on Sunday, Nov. 17. Recent visitor of Jenny Collins was Eldon, her grandson, Shane's caretaker, and brought her several I.U. things. Jenny and one of her sons, Dwight Collins, went to Evansville on Friday. Dessi Waple and son Tylan went to visit her dad and Tylan's grandfather, Joe Waple, at the hospital on Friday. Audrene Cook, of Hazleton, went to Vincennes on Wednesday to get her flu shot, do some grocery shopping and enroute home she stopped at the new business in Hazleton for lunch. Bob Sloan, of Francisco, visited with his mother, Margie Wheeler, of Hazleton, and stayed for supper on Friday. Becky Beadles attended the wedding of Roger Ballard on Saturday in Evansville and went to the reception at the 4-H Center in Evansville. Greg Loveless celebrates 55th birthday On Friday evening family members gathered at a restaurant in Princeton to celebrate Greg Loveless' 55th birthday. Those attending were Bob and Silva Downs, of Princeton; Squeak, Courtney, Conner and Maddox Loveless, Theresa Blackburn Loveless, Joe, Melody and Laryn Faulk, all of Petersburg. Greg received many gifts and the theme of the party was the Steelers. Mt. Tabor Church news By Sue Muncy Mt. Tabor will celebrate Thanksgiving on Sunday, Nov. 24, with a traditional meal following morning worship. Turkey, bread and drinks will be provided. Union Community Church members and Pastor Kevin Easton invite you to join us as well as those who are unchurched or haven't been to church for awhile. Sunday, Dec. 1 will be "Peanut butter and jelly" day. We will be collecting those items to share with Somebody's Place in Petersburg. Our goal is to reContinued on page B-9 FEAturE oF tHE wEEK Former Integra bank building. Lots of possibilities. Over 7,100 sq. ft. MLS #193920 3 bedr. 2 bath modular on 1.58 acres, XL pole barn. Price reduced. Call for private showing. MLS #202611 SALE PENDING! 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