The Press-Dispatch
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The Press-Dispatch B-9 Wednesday, November 27, 2013 Personals birthdays Belated Rita McGuyer on Nov. 24 and Dayna Shawhan turned 48 on Nov. 25. Current Cheyne Kermode will be 30, Matt Blanton will be 90, Cassandra Konoyer will be 22, Harley Alexander will be 8, and Colton Dawson will be 12 on Nov. 27; Tammy Mendoza will be 39, Jesse Jones, Luke Miller, Jennifer Collins Kirby and Katie Ellis on Nov. 28; Michael Page turns 8 on November 29; Leslie Loveless will be 42 on Nov. 30; Koda Sutt will be 6, Kay Reneer and Ray White on Dec. 1; Pam Bailey on Dec. 2. Anniversaries Steve and Kathy Burkhart will celebrate their 49th wedding anniversary on Nov. 28. Bill and Peggy Pierce will celebrate their 36th wedding anniversary on Dec. 3. Weekly tidbits Ronnie, Patty and Tylar Morrison were in Indianapolis last week for Patty's doctor's appointment. Luella White, along with her daughters, Nina Holderbaugh and Sharon Williams, and Freda White, attended The Lifestyle Holiday Gathering at The Evansville Country Club, on Saturday, Nov. 16. Luella won a $50 gift certificate good on a 2-day trip or $100; good on a 3-day or more trip in 2014. Freda won a jar of peanut bridle. Dinner was served, after which Ken Meyer talked about up and coming trips. A group of high school boys was the entertainment, they sang some songs, then more giveaways. Rick and Nancy Wheatley took one of their granddaughters, Josie, to Vincennes on Sunday morning for breakfast and then went shopping. Rick and Nancy picked up their two grandsons each day after school and took them home. Joe Waple was moved to rehab on Wednesday after two weeks in the hospital. Visitors last week were John and Jonathon Waple, Deanna Waple and her two sons, and Debbie Waple. Ruth Morrison, and Peggy and Heath Pierce went out to eat on Friday and then went shopping. On Saturday afternoon, Ruth and Tina Morrison went shopping. Visitors of Ruth on Sunday were Debbie Alexander, Lucy McKannan, Todd and Tylar Morrison, J. T., Tonya and Kaidyn Krieg. Ruth and Lucy went shopping on Monday, and then later Lucy had dinner with Beth Sturgeon. On Tuesday, Kaidyn celebrated his 2nd birthday with a party at a pizza restaurant in Princeton, where he received lots of nice gifts. On Monday, Angi Pugh had a doctor's appointment. The Bunch for Lunch met at a local restaurant in Princeton on Monday. Those attending were Jackie Chapman, of Indianapolis, Evelyne McClure, Maurice Hurt, Rosemary Krieg and Fern Peavler, of Princeton, Donna Jenkins, and Pat and Jerry Ott, of Francisco. Charlie and Betty Jo Wright went out to eat dinner several times last week after work. They also went to choir practice on Wednesday and Bible study on Thursday at the Bunker Hill Baptist Church. On Monday, Charlie and Betty Jo went to Evansville for a doctor's appointment. On Saturday, they went out to dinner at a local restaurant in Vincennes. Lucy McKannan, and Leslie Schatz and sons went to visit with Austin Dill in Indianapolis on Saturday. Marilyn Yeryar visited with Bette Coomer on Tuesday. Rick and Nancy Wheatley went to lunch on Wednesday afternoon in Princeton. Beth Sturgeon received word of the death of her aunt, Norma J. Collinsworth, of Winslow, on Monday. Autumn Hudson and Maggie Armstrong went shopping in Evansville on Wednesday evening. Vera Potts, and Sonny and Peggy Driskill, of Decker, went to Evansville for the Cousin's Luncheon at a restaurant in Evansville on Tuesday. Wednesday visitor of Vera was Sarah Harris, of Holland. Janie Arnold enjoyed the Thanksgiving supper last Thursday at Golden Living and her husband, Jr. Arnold, was able to be there with her. Jim Beery, of Oaktown, visited with Peg Hyneman in Hazleton last week and had lunch with her. Audrene Cook was in Vincennes last Wednesday for some shopping and then went to the Moose Lodge on Thursday. Marvin and Sue Ellen Barton went to Vincennes on Thursday to do some shopping and then had lunch there at a local restaurant. The Gibson County Area Rehabilitation Center plans a fundraiser on Friday, Dec. 6, from 4 - 6 p.m. CST, at the Community Living Services office on 8th Street in Princeton. GCARC volunteers will sell Park Lane Jewelry. Refreshments will be available. The fundraiser is open to the public. For more information, contact Kaela Kell fundraising committee chair at 812-386-6312. Penny Hawkins picked Theresa Loveless up on Thursday afternoon and they went to Vincennes and Washington for some shopping. Sherri Blackburn Lange visited with her sister, Theresa, on Thursday. Gene Deffendoll had dinner with his sister and brotherin-law, Theresa and Greg Loveless, Thursday evening. Donna Horrall has a new great-nephew, Zanier Alexander Coman, one week old, son of Faith Parker Coman. Beulah White, of Union, hosted a Sunday family dinner. Those attending were Kay Reneer, Mike and Jenna White, Robin White, Gage and Jaylin, and Robin's friend, Mike. Rita McGuyer went bowling on Monday evening with her league in Princeton. Rita's granddaughter, Kendall Jewell, won her basketball game on Monday evening. On Wednesday, Rita went to Owensboro, Ky., to visit her brother. On the way home, she stopped in Evansville to visit with Dale Leffler in the hospital. On Thursday, Rita had lunch with Carie, Joy and Fran at a local restaurant in Petersburg. On Friday, Rita and her son, Bucky McGuyer went to Evansville for some shopping and to pick up his new glasses. On Sunday, Rita's daughter, Tisha Jewel, took her out for dinner in Evansville to celebrate Rita's birthday. Joe and Liz Thompson visited with Joe Earl and Betty Brackin last week. Tex Simmons went out to breakfast several days last week with his son and grandson before they left to return home. Hazel Pauley attended her Beta Sigma Phi meeting and luncheon at the home of Norma Jean Engler last week. Margie Wheeler enjoyed a visit from her daughter and son-in-law, Judith Ann and Dan Robb, of Princeton, Lillie York and her husband, of Vincennes, Margie's son, Bob Sloan, of Francisco, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Zehner, of Owensville. Recent visitors of Evelyne McClure were June Redfairn and Marge Farkos on Thursday. Maurice Hurt brought them lunch on Friday afternoon. On Sunday, Veronica Carr, of Anderson, went to church with her great aunt, Evelyne, to the Broadway Christian Church and then afterwards had lunch with lots of family members at a local restaurant in Princeton. Walt and Marcella Robb went to the Union Store for breakfast on Tuesday week ago and then went to Princeton to the Water's to visit with their friend, Vep Degenhart. On Thursday after- Obermeyer HONDA - YAMAHA - SUZUKI 2501 Newton St (HWY 231 N) Jasper, IN 47546 new On! www.obcycle.com Ocati l 866-yamaha-6 noon, they went out to dinner at a local restaurant in Princeton. Mike Tislow visited with his friend, Dale Beadles, on Friday afternoon. Recent visitors of Terry and Carol Hightower were their daughter and family, Krista and Mark Edwards and Mathew. Krista and Mark attended a convention in St. Louis and Mathew was able to visit with his grandparents. They took him to several different and interesting places including the George Rogers Clark Memorial. Terry and Carol also visited with Charlotte Miles on Thursday. Dessi, Tylan and Joeldon Waple, Jennifer, Logan and Maddi Waple attended the Christmas parade in Evansville on Saturday morning. Leon and Alice Whittington went to Princeton on Tuesday week ago to do some grocery shopping and then had lunch before coming home. On Thursday afternoon, Leon went to the Union Store for lunch. On Friday, Leon and Alice went to watch the Princeton girls basketball game and attended their soup supper before the game. Tuesday week ago visitors of Jim and Inez King were their daughter and granddaughter, Judy Elber and Sarah, of Campbelltown. Betty Cain and son, Curt Cain have returned from a trip to Florida to visit with his daughter and grandson. Mary Kay Catt, of Washington, picked up Theresa Blackburn Loveless on Saturday morning and they went to Washington to do some shopping. They then had lunch at a local restaurant there. Theresa also took a sweet potato pie to Mary Kay. They stopped and visited with Theresa's daughter, Holly Young and then later, Holly came to Theresa's home to visit some more. John and Marie Tolbert went to Vincennes on Saturday evening to do some shopping and then have dinner at a local restaurant there. Maggie Armstrong babysat her two nephews, Isaac and Caleb True, on Saturday evening. Recent visitors of Lorrayne Perry were her family and also a granddaughter, Tara and Riken Mullis. Janet Beadles and her daughter, Becky Beadles, went to the Christmas program that their granddaughter and great-granddaughter, Jaylin White, was in on Sunday evening. Christmas Party at Blue Jeans Center A Christmas party for kids is planned on Dec. 13 at 6 p.m. at the Blue Jeans Center in Monroe City, with games and visiting with Santa and other planned events. Everyone is welcome and it's free. Card Shower A card shower is planned for John Mize, who will celebrate his 85th birthday on Dec. 6. Mail cards to 6442 N. St. Rd. 57, Petersburg, IN 47567. Remember in Prayer Sam Jones who is fighting a hard battle. Russell Tharp who is fighting cancer. Bill Reneer who had a rough week. Chad Tharp who is also fighting cancer and is in his first round of chemo. Tex Simmons has not been feeling well for several weeks. Solo performers were, from left, Alivia Coleman, Makayla Stanley, Allie Davis, Abigail Sutt and Madison Peer. Team performers were, front row from left, Jerzey Reibold, Allie Davis and Alivia Coleman. Middle row: Keeley Schell, Payton Hulfachor, Alexa Rayman, Brooklyn Aldridge and Abigail Sutt. Back row: Chloe Willis, Makayla Stanley, Lily Willis, Brianna Schaller, Hallee Stephens, Madison Peer and Kayla Cannon Competition Team participates in Indianapolis The Competition Team from Stacy's Studio of Dance recently competed at Circle City Cup in Indianapolis. The team placed first in the Senior Jazz division. The team also had some dancers compete in the solo division. Alivia Coleman won first place in Mini Solo division. Makayla Stanley placed second and Allie Davis placed first in Youth Solo division. Madison Peer placed second and Abigail Sutt placed first in the Junior Solo division. The team will be competing again on December 8 at the COA—Central Indiana Cup at Southport High School. The studio will begin its complete competition season at the end of January with all groups and solos competing. The studio is owned and operated by Stacy Hawkins. State offers smart shopping guide By Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson Before kicking off your own shopping spree, check out a smart shopping guide put together by Secretary Lawson. "We see increased chance for financial mistakes and scams around the holidays. I encourage all Hoosiers to be mindful as they make their holiday purchases this year," Secretary Lawson said. "It is so easy to fall into the debt trap during the holiday season. These tips will motivate Hoosiers to be more responsible with their money and offer useful ways to save. From budgeting and Black Friday to credit cards and layaway, Secretary Lawson has created a guide for those hoping to keep their finances under control during a time of year when overindulgence is all too easy. Secretary Lawson's Top Five Tips 1. Don't assume the best deals will be found on Black Friday or Cyber Monday. Some items—like toys, brand-name TVs, and Christmas decorations —drop in price much closer to the holiday. Exercise equipment, winter clothes and interna- tional airfare prices drop in January and February. 2. Beware of restocking fees. You may have to pay for a returned item to be repackaged and replaced. Some retailers charge up to 25 percent or more, so it's important to check the retailer's return policy. 3. Don't be afraid to ask for price adjustments. Hold onto your receipts and watch ads to see if the items you've purchased drop in price. Most stores will credit you the difference if you show them your receipt. 4. Pay with cash or use a debit card. 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