The Press-Dispatch
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C-8 Personals Wednesday, November 11, 2015 The Press-Dispatch Personals you can learn a lot from the Newspaper! Encourage your children to make reading the newspaper a part of their everyday routine for lifelong learning. Newspapers are living textbooks, helping students develop reading, math, social studies and language skills while exploring the issues affecting our world today. 1 Year Subscriptions start at just $27.00 for Pike and Surrounding Counties CALL 812-354-8500 or e-mail subscriptions@pressdispatch.net 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 Belated: Nov. 4 – Krista Kolb Hadley turned 59, Wil- liam Fithian turned 76. Nov. 5 – Brittany Emmons Woodancell turned 30, Shir- ley Adkins Jones, Amy Mor- rison turned 32, Kaidyn Krieg turned 4. Nov. 6 – Ted Andrew Bras- well turned 7, Randy Peil. Nov. 7 – Diana Hanes cel- ebrated. Nov. 11 – Marissa Sullivan Breidenbaugh. Nov. 15 – Melissa Ice True. Nov. 18 – Nancy Bray Wilder. ANNIVERSARIES Marvin and Jane Charles celebrated their 11th wed- ding anniversary on Nov. 7. Randy and Maggie Arm- strong will celebrate their 12th wedding anniversary on Nov. 14. WEEKLY TIDBITS Luella White visited her daughter, Sharon Williams, on Friday in Ft. Branch and got her hair cut and styled. Then they went out to eat with Luella's other daugh- ter Nina Holderbaugh. A f- terwards, Luella went shop- ping. Marvin and Sue Ellen Barton attended the visi- tation and funeral for Bob Whitehouse at Colvin's Fu- neral Home on Wednesday. Nancy Wheatley is a pa- tient at Gibson General Hos- pital in Princeton. Audrene Mercer Cook is doing much better and still recuperating at home. She's getting around much better. Rita McGuyer recently returned from vacation to Bassieer, La. She spent a week there with Rosanne Kiel and enjoyed time with the family and playing with the baby. They also went shopping at the Liberty Glass Outlet Mall, Bilks Out- let Mall and Maci and Blyber Mall. They ate out one day. Rita also had a great time at Rosanne's Halloween party. On Sunday morning, Jen- ny Collins had visited with Dwight and Rick Collins and Johnny Ray Ice. Joe Coomer went to the visitation for Bob White- house at Colvin's Funeral Home in Princeton. Marie Zimmerman, The- resa Wade and Dessi Waple enjoyed a meal on Friday evening at an Evansville res- taurant. On Friday, Rita McGuyer and friends, Fran and Car- rie, enjoyed lunch in Peters- burg. Joe and Bette Coomer went to a flea market and an- tique show last week. They also enjoyed a visit from their daughter, Rhea Pea. On Tuesday, Alice Whit- tington went out to dinner at a Princeton Mexican res- taurant with co-workers and daughters. On Wednesday, Alice went to lunch with her friend Lisa in Princeton. On Thursday, she visited the sa- lon to have her hair cut and styled. Rita McGuyer and friends, Sandy and Martha, enjoyed eating out on Wednesday at the Hillside United Method- ist Church. A fter eating they went to the bowling alley to plan for their upcoming trip to Las Vegas, Nev. Janie Arnold had compa- ny last week at Golden Liv- ing Center in Petersburg. Those visiting were Deb- bie Cain, Jim Ice, Laura Ice and Betty Cain. On Friday, Janie's husband, Junior Ar- nold, came by to visit. Charlie and Betty Jo Wright went to church and choir practice on Thurs- day at Bunker Hill Baptist Church before eating din- ner with their son Dave. On Friday, they also had lunch with Dave in Vincennes. On November 17, 18 and 19, there will be a revival at the Bunker Hill Baptist Church in Vincennes. Wor- ship starts at 7 p.m. night- ly. The public is invited to attend. Tim Schnapf and friends went out for supper on Thursday evening in Haub- stadt. Fred and Krista Hadley were honored as Volunteers of the Year at the 2015 Gib- son County Chamber Ban- quet on Thursday. Fred and Krista are involved in many local organizations includ- ing the Broadway Players. Dallas Paul and Nancy Collins went to Vincennes to do some shopping on Wednesday and Thursday. A fterwards, they ate dinner at a local restaurant on both nights. Charlie and Betty Jo Wright went to town on Sat- urday and did some shop- ping. Denver and Marylee Sulli- van were in Princeton shop- ping on Thursday. They ate lunch before returning home. On Wednesday of last week, Jim Ice visited with Denver Sullivan. They spent time reminiscing old times. Sherri, of Vincennes, went to Petersburg to pick up her sister, Theresa Loveless. They went shopping and had lunch together. They took the long way home to view the leaves and chang- ing colors of fall. We were notified of the death of Bob Whitehouse who passed away on Nov. 2. He was a Mt. Olympus grad- uate from the class of 1955. Terry and Carol Hightow- er returned recently from a trip to Michigan to visit their daughter, Kristi Ed- wards, and her family. While there, the weather was 'per- fect fall weather' for sight- seeing/traveling. An update because so many have asked about Terry and Carol Hightow- er's granddaughter. Casey Hightower, Steve's daugh- ter, has had major hip sur- geries. She will probably al- ways have 'pain' due to these many procedures. However, praise God, she now has a job working in a Christian Bookstore, singing in their church choir, and as active as she can possibly be. We want to thank you for your concern, love and prayers. RUTH MORRISON'S NEWS Peggy Pierce took Ruth Morrison out to lunch on Friday afternoon. Damon and Angie Pugh visited with Ruth on Friday evening. On Saturday, Noah came by to trick or treat. Kaidyn and Gracelynn Krieg came earlier in the evening. So- phia, Lily, Aaron and Jessie Morrison also came by to get treats. Debbie Alexander took Marjorie Gibbs to Prince- ton Holiness Tabernacle on Sunday for the revival. Lucy McKannan went to visitation at Holder's Funer- al Home in Owensville for Frances Sweezer on Mon- day evening. Ronnie and Patty Morri- son, Todd Morrison and Ti- na Barrett visited Ruth on Monday evening. Debbie Alexander went to her dentist's appointment on Wednesday morning and then to her doctor in the af- ternoon. Jeff Krieg had kidney surgery on Friday, Nov. 6 in Evansville. Prayers for his recuperation would be ap- preciated. BROADWAY CHRISTIAN ANNUAL BAZAAR Broadway Christian Church will host its annual Bazaar and Luncheon Fri- day, Nov. 13. The Bazaar be- gins at 9 a.m. with the lun- cheon served from 10 :30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Menu in- clude a choice of four home- made soups, sandwich, des- sert an beverage for $7 per adult; $ 3.50 for children age 5 -10. Tickets will be avail- able at the door. 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 16 bean soup with cornbread, chili, vegetable and chick- en noodle soups, sandwich- es, dessert and drinks. Cost is $5 per person and $10 for families. Funds raised will benefit the Union Volunteer Fire Department. NITTWITS MEETING The monthly meeting of the NIT T WITS, Now is the time, Widows in transition, will be at noon on Saturday, Nov. 14, at Dick Clark's Fam- ily Restaurant in Princeton. All widows are invited to the luncheon. The group will continue to meet on the sec- ond Saturday of each month at that location. For more in- formation, contact Sue Ellen Parker at 812-215 -4422. BLUE JEANS CENTER DINNER The Blue Jeans Commu- nity Center will host a Sun- day dinner on Nov. 15. Menu includes ham, chicken and stuffing casserole, green bean casserole, sweet pota- toes, front porch salad, Bel- gium salad, bread and des- serts. Suggested donation is $ 9 and all proceeds help keep the Center open. Car- ryouts will be available. SUBMIT ITEMS If you'd like to see your news and events in the Per- sonals Column, call Judy at 812-354-6502 or email your notes to pikepersonals@ wildblue.net. We'd love to hear from you and share your happenings. Wednesday, November 11 • World War I ends (1918) • Dedication of the Tomb of the Unknowns (1921) Thursday, November 12 • Ellis Island closes (1954) • The destruction of Atlanta begins (1864) Friday, November 13 • Vietnam Veterans Memorial dedicated (1982) • Indiana Textbook Commission member charges that "Robin Hood" is communistic (1953) Saturday, November 14 • "Moby-Dick published (1851) • Apollo 12 lifts off (1969) Sunday, November 15 • First stock ticker debuts (1867) • Articles of Confederation adopted (1777) Monday, November 16 • Fort Washington is captured (1776) • Oklahoma enters the Union (1907) Tuesday, November 17 • Elizabethan Age begins (1558) • Suez Canal opens (1869) Source: History.com HOLIDAYS THIS WEEK November 11—Veterans Day November 12—Chicken Soup for the Soul Day November 13—World Kindness Day November 14—World Diabetes Day November 15—Clean Your Refrigerator Day November 16—Button Day November 17—Take a Hike 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. APPLESAUCE PORK CHOPS By Monica Sinclair I asked my husband a couple of weeks ago what meals he wanted me to cook for that coming week. He replied, "pork chops and ap- plesauce." Now, if any of you are Brady Bunch fans, you know from where this comes. However, I thought, "why not? " So, I pro- ceeded to look on the Internet for a crockpot recipe for pork chops and applesauce and found one quite quickly. It was super simple, only used four ingredients and the pork chops were falling apart because they were so tender. In addition, there was a great sweet flavor to them. I served them with a side of rosemary and olive oil qui- noa/brown rice mix. The meal was delicious and I will definitely make it again. Enjoy! Source: crockpotrecipeexchange.com INGREDIENTS YOU'LL NEED: 2 - 3 pounds of pork chops 1 - 24-ounce jar unsweetened applesauce 3/4 cup of brown sugar, light or dark 1 tablespoon ground cinnamon MEALS IN Monica's MINUTES 1. In a 4 - 6 quart crock pot, place the pork chops in even layers. 2. Mix applesauce and brown sugar together and pour the top of the pork chops. Evenly sprinkle the cin- namon over the top. 3. Cook on low for 5 - 6 hours or on high for 3 - 4 hours. COOKING DIRECTIONS: COOKBOOK GIVEAWAY The first person to email me at monicasmealsin- minutes@pressdispatch.net with the name of the char- acter on the Brady Bunch who said "pork chops and ap- plesauce," and the name of the episode in which it ap- peared, will win a cookbook from my collection. You must include your name and phone number, and be willing to pick up your prize at the local office. The winner's name will be listed in next week's column. Good Luck! WHEN: TIME: WHERE: Tuesday, November 17 7:00 p.m. Otwell Community Center EVERYONE IS WELCOME Adam Scales (812) 354-8488 adam.scales@infarmbureau.com