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C-8 Wednesday, June 4, 2014 The Press-Dispatch Personals By Judy True birthdAyS Belated: James King on May 29; Tracy Berthiaume on May 31; and Jim Sher- man turned 92 on June 2. Current: Kendall White on June 4; Lanisa Hurst will be 21 on June 5; Gor- don Drew will be 75 on June 7; Nathan Longabaugh and Rhea Pea on June 8; Bar- bara Ford, Gloria Atkinson Huey and Dr, Jim "Doc" Feutz on June 9; Wanda Rowland on June 11; Tony Rowland and Gavin Wheat- ley on June 12; and Shan- dra Loveless will be 21 on June 13. AnniverSArieS Gordon and Patty Drew will celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary on June 6. Bill and Shirley (Boes) Reed will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on June 7. WeeKly tidbitS Kerri and David Horton, of Henderson, Ky., were visitors of her dad, Ken Kramer, at The Waters on Sunday. He is back at home after being in The Waters for a month. Todd and Audrey Mor- rison went to watch Quen- tin Pierce run track at Cen- tral High School in Evans- ville on Thursday, May 22. Quentin won 1st place for the 1600 and 2nd place for the 3200. Peyton Rob- inson, of Evansville, vis- ited Todd and Audrey for the weekend. Bill and Gloria Huey, and Derek Barton and Glo- ria Reinhardt went to the Indianapolis 500. Becky Beadles took her mother, Janet Beadles, to the visitation for Kelly Jones on Thursday. Edman Stewart is get- ting better, and he enjoys family and friends stopping by to visit. Helen Morton, of Win- slow, enjoyed visitors on Tuesday from Pueblo, Co- lo., Daunye Wyatt, along with Michael and Terri, and granddaughter, Blane and friend. Beth Sturgeon is a patient at the Water's in Princeton. Margie Shouse, of Madi- sonville, Ky., came to Princ- eton to spend the Memori- al Day weekend with her sister, Betty Cain. They decorated graves at differ- ent cemeteries and did a lot of visiting with family. Bet- ty returned with her sister to Madisonville. Betty Jo Wright, of Mon- roe City, spent a week at IU Medical Hospital in India- napolis and came home on Friday. Rita McGuyer and friends, Sandy, Angie, Martha and Barb, went to Circus-Circus in Reno, Nev., for a five day vaca- tion. Flying on different planes, Rita and Martha arrived first on Monday. On Tuesday, they went to Safari Zoo. On Wednes- day, they all bowled in the National Tournament. On Thursday, they went to the bowling alley at the Cal- Nev Gambling Hotel. And on Friday, they flew home. Marvin and Sue Ellen Barton attended the funer- al for Bobbie Joe Shoultz at Colvin Funeral Home in Princeton on Saturday. James King celebrated his birthday with a raisin pie his wife, Inez, made him. Lucy McKannan and Ruth Morrison went out to eat and then they went to decorate graves. On Mon- day, Lucy, Leslie, Jake and Thomas Schatz visited Austin Dill in Indianapolis and Andrew Dill in Terre Haute. Jake and Thomas Schatz spent the night with Lucy on Monday evening and on Tuesday stopped to see Ruth Morrison before going home. Dale and Janet Bea- dles were in Evansville on Thursday morning for a doctor's appointment. Chalmer and Loveda Burden went to Iowa City, Iowa, for the graduation and party for their grand- daughter, Emilee. She will be attending Iowa State University in the fall and Morgan Burden, her broth- er, will also be attending Io- wa State University. Fami- ly members attending were Tim and Paige Burden, and Shelby, Dewayne and Sar- ah Glover, of Colorado; LaDora Foster and Karen Burden, of Arizona; and her cousin, Andrew Fos- ter and friend, from Indi- anapolis. Terri and Don Mer- le, of Evansville, recently visited with her parents, James and Inez King, af- ter church to wish her dad a happy birthday and take them to lunch to celebrate. On Wednesday, Terri took her parents, James and In- ez, out to lunch to celebrate his birthday. Theresa Loveless had surgery on her torn shoul- der ligament at Good Sa- maritan Hospital in Vin- cennes last week. Sunday dinner guests of Ruth Morrison were Lu- cy McKannan, Todd Mor- rison and Peyton. Audrey had to work. Karla Schro- eder stopped by to visit with her mother, Ruth Mor- rison, before going to her dentist appointment. Rick and Nancy Wheat- ley enjoyed their grand- daughter, Josie, spend- ing the night with them on Thursday. The follow- ing morning her grandpa, Rick, made her some choc- olate chip pancakes and lat- er they went to town to do some shopping. Hazel Pauley enjoyed having company last week. Her grandson, Hans Pau- ley and friend, from St. Pe- tersburg, Fla., spent five days visiting with his dad, Larry Pauley, and grand- mother, Hazel. Bob and Kathy Ritcheson have enjoyed their grand- children last week and watching them play base- ball—Kendle, Caleb and Garrett Ritcheson. Walt and Marcella Robb and grandson, Colton Hadley, went to the Union Store for breakfast on Fri- day morning. On Memo- rial Day, Walt and Mar- cella went to Shiloh Cem- etery for the Memorial Day services. Past week visitors of Jen- ny Collins were Johnny Ray Ice, Brenda, Rick and Mis- ti Collins, and then Dwight Collins and daughter, Ra- chel, took Jenny shopping for carpet. Terry and Carol High- tower's granddaughter, Casey Hightower, submit- ted to surgery at Duke University on Tuesday morning. They would appreciate prayers. Terry and Carol High- tower were welcomed home last Sunday night af- ter church by Angelica An- dersson Grandqvist once again. What a nice time of chatting and remember- ing, as well as looking for- ward. Terry had a party af- ter church on Wednesday evening, thanks to good friends, Douglas and Mo- naca Kracht, and their careful planning. They are thankful, too, for friends Adam Scales (812) 354-8488 adam.scales@infarmbureau.com who helped to decorate. Friday was Terry's actual birthday and he received cards, E-cards, other greetings and phone calls, as well as guests (neigh- bors) to help celebrate. Joe and Bette Coomer were in Mt. Carmel on Fri- day, shopping and enjoying dinner there before com- ing home. Janie Arnold, a patient at Golden Living Center, en- joyed company last week: friends Marvin and Janie, her husband, Jr. Arnold, brother, Jim Ice and Laura Ice, and sister, Betty Cain. Lisa Ann Flint and her friend, Molly Moss, went out to dinner over the weekend in Evansville. Maggie True Armstrong has been in New York State for two weeks visiting with friends. While there, she did a lot of sightseeing and touring the city. Dessi Waple and her sis- ter-in-law, Jennifer Waple, went shopping in Evans- ville and while there, they also picked strawberries. Last Sunday, Alice Whittington attended the First Baptist Church. She worked on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Al- ice and her girls celebrat- ed the birthday of Debbie Lynch at a local restau- rant and Debbie's husband also attended. Becky and Janet Beadles went out to dinner at a local restaurant in Princeton on Friday evening. A J Alldredge, along with Logan Tice, went to the Chandler Motor Speedway to watch the races on Fri- day evening. Marie Tolbert babysat her great-grandson, Way- lon Parke, a couple of days last week. John and Marie Tolbert attended the grad- uation dinner party for Lance Adkins, from Princ- eton Community High School, at the Conserva- tion Lake. Rick and Michael Salm, of Evansville, visited with their cousins, Mike and Ju- dy True, on Saturday after- noon. Margie Wheeler and her son, Bob Sloan, went to Mt. Carmel on Saturday morn- ing to the cemeteries and later, Diana White, from Chicago, visited and spent the afternoon. Audrene Cook, of Hazle- ton, and Don McKibben went to the Cook's family reunion on Sunday at Clay City, Ill. On Saturday, Au- drene and Don stopped at the new restaurant in Ha- zleton for supper. Jennifer Hill and An- gi Strickland went to the Showplace Cinema to watch Maleficent on Satur- day afternoon. Sherri and Lee Laging visited with Greg and The- resa Loveless on Saturday afternoon. Rick and Nancy Wheat- ley went to Vincennes on Sunday morning for breakfast and then went shopping. birthdAy pArty Sylvia Downs was sur- prised by her family host- ing a birthday party for her on Saturday, May 24 at a steak house in Wash- ington. Others helping her celebrate were Bob Downs, Greg and Theresa Loveless, Squeak, Court- ney, Conner and Maddox Loveless, Joe and Melody Faulk, Addison and Laryn. Sylvia received flowers from grandsons, Conner and Maddox, and she re- ceived many nice cards. They all enjoyed cake and ice cream, and the waiters sang "Happy Birthday" to her. cAr ShoW At lAfAyette pArK Gibson County Animal Services will have its an- nual Car Show at Lafay- ette Park in Princeton on June 15, 2014. The event will begin at 8 a.m., with registration until noon for all entries. Trophies will be presented around 2 p.m. Food items and drinks will be available all day. There will be door prizes and a silent auction. cAr ShoW At riveroAKS RiverOaks Health Cam- pus is celebrating its 10 year anniversary with a car show, motorcycle show, cookout and live music on Saturday, June 7 starting at 10 a.m., located at 1244 Vail Street in Princeton. democrAt Women'S club picnic The annual Gibson County Democrat Wom- en's Club picnic will be at 6 p.m. CDT on June 5 at the Wheeling Community Center located in Wheel- ing. All Democrat can- didates are invited to at- tend. New members are always welcome. Refresh- ments will be provided. Guests are asked to bring a covered dish. red And pinK hAtterS On June 7, the ladies of the Red Hatters and the Pink Hatters are to meet in the parking lot of Shop- Ko at 11:30 a.m. EDT. They are going to Huntingburg for a meeting and lunch, and then shopping at all the little stores there. hAZleton high School Alumni bAnQuet The Hazleton High School Alumni Banquet will be Saturday, June 7 at the Hazleton Commu- nity Center. Social hour will begin at 4 p.m. with a meal following at 6 p.m. Cost of the meal is $13 in advance or $15 at the door. All former graduates and friends are welcome to at- tend. Reservations can be mailed to Beverly Belcher at 842 East State Rd. 56, Hazleton, IN 47640 or call 812-784-2346. mount olympuS Alumni bAnQuet The Mount Olympus Alumni Banquet will be June 14 at the Mt. Olym- pus Gym. The event will begin with a social hour at 4 p.m. followed by a catered dinner at 5:30 p.m. Cost of the meal is $14 with reser- vations or $15 at the door. Reservation checks can be mailed to Mt. Olym- pus Alumni, P.O. Box 236, Princeton, IN 47670. State the year of your graduat- ing class on the check. For more information, call Pat- ty Craig at 812-385 -8228. remember in prAyer Bob Ritcheson, Sam Jones, Russell and Chap Tharp, suffering from cancer, also Evelyne Mc- Clure Hazel Pauley, Tex Simmons and Casey High- tower, who submitted to re- moval of hip hardware hip surgery June 3. Submit neWS If you have news for the paper, you can always call me at 812-354-6502 or 812- 766 -3498 or email me at pikepersonals@wildblue. net or mail it to me at 7438 W. State Rd. 56, Hazleton, IN 47640. PCMS academic team competed at North Jr. high May 3 the Pike central middle school academic team competed at north jr. high on saturday, may 3. the math team placed second and is a state finalist in the math division. the english team placed third and also is a state finalist in the english division. the math team consists of Luke harris, andrew krieg and hunter Willis. the english team consists of maggie mcDonald, josh brandle and ashley Dulworth. other academic team members in social studies and science are kirsten jansen, faith edwards, colin craig, kyle Williams and abby sutt. fi ll up for a buck. any size any size Price and participation may vary. Á la carte only. ©2014 McDonald's. M 4/14 46311.5 46311_EVANS_AnySize_5Petersburg.indd 1 5/13/14 3:44 PM