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The Press-Dispatch Personals Wednesday, September 2, 2015 C- 9 Personals By Judy True BIRTHDAYS Belated: Aug. 24 – Charlie Woodruff. Aug. 28 – Kenzie Ellis turned 8, Diane Wilkerson and Byron Sherman. Aug. 29 _ Lisa Long- abaugh. Aug. 30 _ Terri Sullivan. Sept. 1 – Sue Mounts, Pat- ty Morrison turned 49, and Frieda Mason turned 47. Sept. 2 – Trish Goffinet. Sept. 8 – Melissa (Tharp) Alldredge. Sept. 20 – Jessica Morri- son will be 23. ANNIVERSARY Marvin and Sue Ellen Bar- ton will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on September 2. WEEKLY TIDBITS John and Cyi Schmidt, of Princeton, went to the Chil- dren's Museum in Evansville on Sunday afternoon. A fter- wards, they went to a restau- rant for dinner. Received word of the death of Marvin "Tex" Sim- mons, of Princeton. He passed away on Aug. 19, 2015, at RiverOaks Health Campus in Princeton. He was very active and enjoyed spending time with his spe- cial friend, Hazel Pauley. Charlie and Betty Jo Wright ate out on Sunday afternoon in Vincennes af- ter choir practice at Bunker Hill Baptist Church. Last week, Beulah White, a patient at Gibson General Hospital, enjoyed a visit from Gene and Lisa Brewers. Li- sa is Beulah's niece. Lou and Marilyn Gaston visited with Beulah White last Friday at Gibson General Hospital. Dallas Paul and Nancy Collins went to Princeton on Tuesday to do some shop- ping and ate breakfast at a lo- cal restaurant. Barbara Potts, of Evans- ville, visited with her moth- er, Vera Potts, in Giro on Monday. Marvin and Sue Ellen Bar- ton went to the Gentle Shep- herd Church in Oatsville last Sunday evening to hear the group Four His Praise per- form. Audrene Mercer Cook is still under the weather and not feeling well. Rita McGuyer was ill last week but did enjoy visits from Mike and Tish John- son and Martha Wethington. Jeremy Robb took his grandfather Walt Robb to the Union Store for break- fast one day last week. Thursday morning, Ma- rie Tolbert went shopping in Princeton. Lisa A. Flint is moving from California to rural Pike County with her fami- ly in November. Tim Schnapf had his stitches and staples re- moved on Wednesday from this back surgery. Now he faces more tests. On Friday, Tim and friends went to the Frog Follies at Vanderburgh Co. 4-H grounds. Nancy Wheatley was a pa- tient at Deaconess Hospital in Evansville for a couple weeks. She was moved on Friday to the Waters Nurs- ing Home in Princeton. Tom and Carol Whitehead enjoyed a visit from their daughter, Sandra Bailey and her son, Paxton Melhiser. Rick Salm and his son Mi- chael went to dinner on Fri- day evening after going to the Frog Follies in Evans- ville. Dessi Waple had some girl friends Barb, Sue and Terri come over to do each other's hair on Friday evening. Theresa Blackburn Love- less, Sharon Byrnes, Bren- da Loveless and Jane Smith went out on Thursday on the Big Bus Bingo Trip. They went to Jeffersonville to the Schimpff's Confection- ery Candy Factory that has been there 124 years. They also went to the candy muse- um. They also attended the Derby Dinner Playhouse in Clarksville and saw the play "The Last Potluck Supper." Theresa Young,of Win- slow, took her children Ted, Carol and Tom to Evans- ville on Saturday to do some shopping. Donna Horrall and friends went shopping at the Amish Hippie store in Southern Tennessee next door to the Cast Iron Stove. They en- joyed shopping and sight- seeing. They had dinner and desserts at Donna's house on the way home. Betty Cain enjoyed visits last week from Curt Cain, Natalie Rothmeier and son Gavin and Candy Hunt. Leon and Alice Whitting- ton went to a yard sale on Hwy. 65 on Friday morning. On Monday, Leon and Alice, Curt and Deb Cain and Nata- lie and Gavin Rothmeier had breakfast at the Union Store. Jim and Dessie Sherman, Sue and Dale Leffler, and Bryon and Sheri Sherman went to the Fiddler Feast last weekend. They helped By- ron celebrate his birthday. Dessi Waple and son Ty- lan went to the Fiddler Feast in Newburgh on Saturday af- ternoon. Theresa Blackburn Love- less and her daughter Holly Young went to the Frog Fol- lies in Evansville on Satur- day afternoon. Marylee Sullivan went to Amber Manor on Friday to visit with her nephew, Steve Sullivan. Betty Brenton re- cently visited with her par- ents, Denver and Marylee Sullivan. James and Inez King en- joyed visits last week from Monte and Joann Wirey, of Haubstadt, and daughter, Ju- dy Elber spent the day Tues- day visiting. RUTH'S NEWS Tony and Karla Schroed- er and Alivia and Marleigh Wright attended the Ford family reunion on August 15 at Stoll's in Haubstadt. On Friday, Lucy McKan- nan went shopping for Ruth Morrison and Beth Stur- geon. On Saturday, Ronnie, Patty, Tylar and Noah Morri- son went to Mother's Park in Owensboro, Ky. and enjoyed the day. Ruth's visitors for lunch on Sunday were Debbie Alexan- der, Todd and Audrey Morri- son and Tylar came by later that afternoon. Lucy McKannan was un- able to attend the Sunday service at Princeton Holi- ness Tabernacle. Kay Pierce went to vis- it her sister in Kentucky to help her look for a new car. J.T., Tonya and Grace Lynn Krieg, Ronnie and Pat- ty Morrison and Todd, Au- drey and Tina Morrison vis- ited Ruth on Monday. Lucy McKannan was in Vincennes on Monday to have a birthday party for Andrew Dill's 16th birthday. Leslie Schatz, Jake Schatz and Austin Dill attended al- so. Justin Hill visited his mom Tina Morrison and his Gran- ny Ruth on Sunday. Marleigh Wright was honored with a fifth birth- day part y on Sunday at her home. The Tharp, Falls and Zim- merman family reunion will be at Lafayette Park on Sep- tember 19 at Noon. Guests are asked to bring a covered dish. Everything else will be provided. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION FOR JIM ICE A 90th birthday celebra- tion will be hosted for Jim Ice, of Giro, on Sunday, Sept. 13 from 2-5 p.m. CDT at the Mt. Olympus Gym. Cake and punch will be served. SUBMIT ITEMS If you'd like to see your news and events in the Per- sonal's Column, call Judy at 812-354-6502 or email your notes to pikeperson- als@wildblue.net. We'd love to hear from you and share your happenings. Wednesday, September 2 • First ATM opens for business (1969) • Congress founds U.S. treasury (1789) Thursday, September 3 • Treaty of Paris signed (1783) • The Stars and Stripes flies (1777) Friday, September 4 • Geronimo surrenders (1886) • Edsel arrives in showrooms at last (1957) Saturday, September 5 • Sam Houston elected as president of Texas (1836) • First session of Continental Congress convenes (1774) Sunday, September 6 • First tank produced (1915) • Magellan's expedition circumnavigates the globe (1522) Monday, September 7 • United States nicknamed Uncle Sam (1813) • World's first submarine attack (1776) Tuesday, September 8 • Ford pardons Nixon (1974) • New Amsterdam becomes New York (1664) Source: History.com HOLIDAYS THIS WEEK September 2—VJ Day, WWII September 3—Skyscraper Day September 4—Newspaper Carrier Day September 5—Cheese Pizza Day September 6—Read a Book Day September 7—Labor Day September 8—International Literacy Day Source: HolidayInsights.com THIS WEEK IN HISTORY LIKE THE MMiM FACEBOOK PAGE Care to comment? Visit us on Facebook: www.face- book.com/mealsinminutes, mail to Monica's Meals in Minutes, PO Box 68, Petersburg, IN 47567 or email to monicasmealsinminutes@pressdispatch.net. VELVEETA POTATO BITES By Monica Sinclair Labor Day is just around the cor- ner and that usually means fam- ily get togethers and cookouts. This week, I received an email that has an amazing looking reci- pe that I think would make a great dish to your family picnic. It's easy and combines two of my favorite foods, potatoes and cheese! Enjoy! Source: www.kraftrecipes.com INGREDIENTS YOU'LL NEED: 2 lb. baking potatoes (about 6), peeled, cut into chunks 2 green onions, thinly sliced 1 egg, beaten 1/4 lb. (4 oz.) VELVEETA, cut into 24 cubes 1/4 tsp. black pepper 1 pkt. SHAKE 'N BAKE Extra Crispy Seasoned Coating Mix 1-1/2 cups TACO BELL® Thick & Chunky Salsa MEALS IN Monica's MINUTES 1. Cook potatoes in boiling water in large saucepan 15 to 20 min. or until tender; drain. Cool 10 min. 2. Mash potatoes until smooth. Add onions, egg and pepper; mix just until blended. 3. Heat oven to 400ºF. Empty coating mix into pie plate. Roll potato mixture into 24 balls, using about 2 Tbsp. for each. 4. Insert 1 VELVEETA cube into center of each ball, completely enclosing VELVEETA. Add, 1 at a time, to coating mix; turn to evenly coat. Place on rimmed baking sheet sprayed with cooking spray. 5. Bake 14 to 16 min. or until heated through. Serve with salsa. COOKING DIRECTIONS: We're about so much more than just the headlines... ...The convenience of home delivery. ...Announcements, greetings and personals. ...School news, sports, business news and more . The Press-Dispatch is Working Hard for You Call 354-8500 To Begin Your SubscriptionToday!