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C-10 Personals Wednesday, November 4, 2015 The Press-Dispatch Personals Quick as a Click! Submit your classified advertising by e-mail It's easy Submit your classi ed ad along with your name and phone number to: classi eds@pressdispatch.net By Judy True BIRTHDAYS Oct. 27 – Lexie White turned 16 and Paul Viton. Oct. 28 – Linda Fears. Oct. 30 – Mary Beth Conway. Nov. 3 – Debra Cox Walk- er and Mike Watkins. Nov. 7 – Randy Peil and Sandy Travelstead Dyer. Nov. 11 – Marissa Sulli- van Breidenbaugh. ANNIVERSARIES Tonya and J.T. Krieg will celebrate their ninth wed- ding anniversary on No- vember 4. Randy and Maggie Arm- strong will celebrate their 12th wedding anniversary on November 14. WEEKLY TIDBITS Luella White met her daughter Nina Holder- baugh for lunch in Princ- eton before doing some shopping. Tom and Jean Adams vis- ited with friends, Jim and Lydia Cahill on Thursday in Terre Haute. They had lunch together at a restau- rant. The Cahills lived in Oakland City when the Ad- ams' moved there in 1977. Betty Jo Wright talked to her brother, Robert and Margert Dick. They have a new granddaughter named Emily and the Dicks reside in Mooresville. On Friday, Dessi Waple was stuck on the Twin Bridges south of Evans- ville after a wreck hap- pened ahead of her. She was stuck there for almost two hours. Pansy Smith celebrated her birthday on October 26 with a family party. They enjoyed pizza, cake and ice cream. Ruth Duncan called in to report she is moving out of town to Evansville. On Saturday, Betty Jo Wright babysat her grand- son Skylar while the guys worked on their house. On Saturday, Marvin, Sue Ellen and Derek Bar- ton and Gloria Reinhardt went to the Huey's to Nash- ville, Ind. to go shopping. Eunice Smith enjoyed visiting with her daughter from Texas and her son Mi- chael. Kay Reneer visited with her mother, Beulah White, at Gibson General Hospital on Friday. Charlie and Betty Jo Wright went to church on Sunday and Wednes- day at Bunker Hill Baptist Church in Vincennes. Lockhart Township had a party at the Stendal Com- munity Center on Satur- day, October 24. They had a haunted house, bouncy house and lots of things for the children to do. Karen Dixon took Theresa Black- burn Loveless to the party. Peggy and Sonny Driscoll and Vera Potts went to Evansville shop- ping on Wednesday. On Wednesday, Charlie and Betty Jo Wright took their son Dave out to lunch. Their daughter, Charlene called from Florida to see how her Dad was do- ing. Betty finished up her Christmas shopping later in the day. On Thursday, Marvin and Sue Ellen Barton went to the visitation for Rich- ard Bailey at Lamb Bash- am Funeral Home in Oak- land City. Maggie True Armstrong enjoyed a walk along the Petersburg F.I.T. trail on Wednesday. Barry and Sandy Bane attended the wedding and reception of Emily Watt and Jeremy Seib at St. James Catholic Church in Haubstadt on Saturday. Barry and Sandy Bane visited Sandy's relatives, Becky and Matt Minkin and family and also Rich- ard Coomer in Columbus, Ohio. Jennifer Besing Hill, Kyle and Anna and her brother, Daniel, spent Sat- urday at Holiday World. Audrene Mercer Cook enjoyed her sons and grandchildren from North- ern Indiana visiting. While they were visiting, Au- drene's other grandson, Adam Peil, stopped by to visit. Mike and Judy True en- joyed a trick or treat visit from Lane Frederick and his mom Jana on Saturday. Leon and Alice Whit- tington went for a ride on Thursday before stopping for a bite to eat in Princ- eton. Mike Harvey, their nephew, was a visitor On Sunday, Leon and Alice Whittington went to church and then out to eat with Betty, Curt and Deb- bie Cain. They were joined by Leon and Alice's daugh- ter and son-in-law, Susan and Jeff Stockton, and their children. Tim Schnapf and friends went out to lunch on Friday in Evansville. Michael and Richard Salm stopped by to visit their cousins, Mike and Ju- dy True, over the weekend. Dessi Waple went to a Halloween party at her friend's home in Evansville on Saturday. Visitors of Jenny Collins last week were Brenda and Rick Collins, Dwight Col- lins and Misti Collins. Diana Haines will be in New York for business this week. She flew out of Evansville on Friday. On Thursday, Marylee and Denver Sullivan went to Oakland City to the vis- itation for Richard Bailey at Lamb Basham Memori- al Chapel. A fterwards they stopped at Amber Manor to visit with their nephew, Steve Sullivan. Charlie Wright attend- ed church and choir prac- tice on Thursday at Bunker Hill Baptist Church in Vin- cennes. Theresa Blackburn Loveless had an appoint- ment at her doctor's office in Carmel on Friday. Her sister, Sherri Lange, ac- companied her on the trip. Donna Horrall, of Win- slow, had family over for dinner on Sunday and Wednesday evenings. On Wednesday, Donna and her dad went out driving to see the changing colors and pretty leaves. Don- na's grandson, Riley, was in visiting on Sunday and was happy to see his fami- ly. He is in California with NASCAR. Esther Pancake and a friend went to Corydon on Saturday to listen to music. Eva Willis and Sharon Byrnes visited with The- resa Blackburn Loveless. Vicki Shoultz was a recent visitor of Greg and There- sa Loveless. Trick or Treaters for Rick and Nancy Wheatley were Cyi Schmidt and her son Nikoli. John and Melissa Ice True, Isaac, Caleb and El- la came over to John's par- ents to trick or treat on Hal- loween. Also visiting were Randy and Maggie Arm- strong. The True Trick or Treaters also visited with other family and friends in- cluding Jim Ice, Scarlet Ice and Dave and Joni Ice. SOUP SUPPER AT HAZLETON COMMUNITY CENTER A soup supper will be from 3-7 p.m. Nov. 7 at the Hazleton Community Cen- ter. Chili, vegetable soup, peanut butter sandwich- es, hotdogs, desserts, and drinks will be served. SOUP SUPPER BENEFITS FIRE DEPARTMENT The Union Community Church in Union will host its annual soup supper fun- draiser on Saturday, Nov. 14, from 3-7 p.m. EST at the community center. The meal will include choice of soups, sandwiches, des- sert and drinks. Cost is $5 per person and $10 for fam- ilies. Funds raised will ben- efit the Union Volunteer Fire Department. We've had many calls of ill subscribers and friends and we sure hope they're feeling better and recover- ing at home. 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, November 4 • Entrance to King Tut's tomb discovered (1922) • Barack Obama elected as America's first black pres- ident (2008) Thursday, November 5 • George Foreman becomes oldest heavyweight champ (1994) • Washington condemns Guy Fawkes festivities (1775) Friday, November 6 • U.N. condemns apartheid (1962) • John Carroll named first Catholic bishop in U.S. (1789) Saturday, November 7 • Magic Johnson announces he is HIV-positive (1991) • Post office stays in the Franklin family (1776) Sunday, November 8 • German scientist discovers X-rays (1895) • John F. Kennedy elected president (1960) Monday, November 9 • East Germany opens the Berlin Wall (1989) • Fire rips through Boston (1872) Tuesday, November 10 • Sesame Street debuts (1969) • Birth of the U.S. Marine Corps (1775) Source: History.com HOLIDAYS THIS WEEK November 4—King Tut Day November 5—Guy Fawkes Day November 6—Saxophone Day November 7—Book Lovers Day November 8—Cook Something Bold Day November 9—Chaos Never Dies Day November 10—USMC 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. BREAKFAST PIZZA FOR TWO By Monica Sinclair One of my favorite breakfast foods is cold, leftover pizza! For some reason, I think it tastes even better straight out of the re- frigerator. However, this week, I found a recipe that makes piz- za for breakfast an even better thing. It's a recipe for two that combines breakfast foods with the deliciousness of pizza. What could be better? Enjoy! Source: tasteof home.com INGREDIENTS YOU'LL NEED: 1 tube (4 ounces) refrigerated crescent rolls 1/4 pound bulk pork sausage or 4 pork sausage links, sliced 1/2 cup frozen shredded hash brown potatoes, thawed 2 tablespoons diced sweet red pepper 2 tablespoons diced green pepper 1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese 2 eggs 2 tablespoons 2 % milk 1/8 teaspoon pepper 1 tablespoon shredded Parmesan cheese MEALS IN Monica's MINUTES 1. Separate crescent dough into four triangles; ar- range on an ungreased 7-1/2-in. round pizza pan with points toward the center. Press onto the bot- tom of pan, building up edges slightly. 2. In a small skillet, cook sausage over medium heat until no longer pink; drain. Sprinkle over crust. Top with potatoes, peppers and cheddar cheese. 3. In a small bowl, whisk the eggs, milk and pepper. Pour over pizza; sprinkle with cheese. 4. 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