The Press-Dispatch
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The Press-Dispatch Personals Brewington, Glenda Jolley and Pam Duncan on March 28, Justin Ice and Joyce El- lis on March 29, Cali Alex- ander will be 15 on March 29, Violet Burkhart will be 99 years old on March 30, Joni Ice and Dusti Green on March 30, Kenny Muncy, Loveda Burden, Tracy Hurst and Derek Collins will cele- brate on March 31. Lee Davidson will turn Birthdays are Kjeristy By Judy True cy Bennett of Greenwood. Ethan was not able to be there but the family talk- ed to him and wished him a Happy Birthday; he was on a Mission trip to Louisi- ana. Both boys are seniors and they attend Taylor Uni- versity outside Indianapolis in Upland. Tex Simmons and Hazel 95 years old on March 31. Cards may be sent to 9438 North Salem Road, Hazle- ton, IN 47640. Mike and Judy True will celebrate their 38th wed- ding anniversary on March 30. with Radio Station WRAY to the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, TN. on Saturday, March 17. Some of the coun- try artists were Vince Gil, John Conley, Larry Gatlin and Little Jimmy Dickens. Peg Hyneman visited with Ruby Resler traveled John and Marie Tolbert last Saturday afternoon. Denver and Marylee Sul- livan attended the Lenten breakfast at the Immanuel Baptist Church last Satur- day morning. Dallas Paul and Nancy Pauley went to the RiverO- aks Health Campus on Sun- day afternoon after church to visit with some friends there: Virginia Thompson, Martha Lou Jordan, Nancy Blackard and Margaret Ma- son. Denver and Marylee Sul- livan attended the St. Pat- rick's Day green dinner af- ter church at Immanuel Bap- tist on Sunday afternoon. John and Marie Tolbert of Hazleton recently visited with Kenny Catt. Marie Tolbert and some friends, Beth Ann Cruz, Bet- ty McDaniel, Betty McDer- mott, Marge Robling and Wendy Watkins went out to supper last Tuesday. Mark's Memorial Mega BBQ Collins went with three oth- er couples from the Bunker Hill Baptist Church's 'Big Eater's Club' to a restaurant in Warrenton last Saturday evening. Sharon Rumble of Union spent Monday of their spring break plowing the gardens with their grand- pa Mike. The "Bunch for Lunch" visited her sister and broth- er-in-law, Richard and San- dy Melton in Francisco last week. Andrew and Luke Ice nate specifically to the Pan- creatic Cancer Action Net- work and have a tasty meal. Join them Saturday, March 31, starting at 11 a.m.-6:30 p.m. (or until food runs out) at Princeton Moose Lodge on South Main Street. For more information call 812- 385-4204. Bob Sloan of Francisco Here is a great way to do- visited with his mother, Mar- gie Wheeler at Hazleton last week. Celebrating 99th birthday Wednesday, March 28, 2012 C-9 unique opportunity to talk to an award winning author via Skype. Jean Marzollo, author of the popular 'I Spy' series, talked to the students and answered questions about topics such as being an author, writ- ing riddles, and getting ideas for writing books. Students in Terra Knust's and Martha Wiscaver's second grade classes at Otwell Elementary had the 'I Spy Skype' with second grade classes friends got together on Monday at a restaurant in Princeton for dinner. At- tending were Evelyne Mc- Clure, Maurice Hurt, Rose Mary Krieg and Fern Peav- ler of Princeton, Donna Jen- kins and Jerry and Pat Ott of Francisco. Cyi Schmidt of Princeton visited with Rick and Nancy Wheatley on Tuesday. Nicole and Tom Ambrose Simmons attended church on Sunday at the Broadway Christian Church in Princ- eton. After church they ate at the potato bar in the base- ment of the church. James and Inez King were in Evansville last week. Bryanne Hartman Park- and family of Vincennes had fun this past week. Their son Garrett came in second at the Morgan County wres- tling meet two weeks ago, and Grace's fourth grade class visited the State House in Indianapolis Friday for a field trip. They are also plan- ning a trip to visit her dad, Jerry Tislow next week while the kids are on Spring Break. Hazel Pauley and Tex planned for Violet Burkhart who will be celebrating her 99th birthday on March 30. To send her a card the ad- dress is: 5475 E. 950 N. Ha- zleton, IN 47640. Larry Pauley and Leah Wise hosted a birthday par- ty for his mother, Hazel Pau- ley's 91st birthday on Tues- day and Tex Simmons of Pa- toka was also in attendance. Vera Potts of Hazleton and A card shower is being tion for Spring break with her son, Tylan and they are going to Indianapolis on Thursday, Friday and Satur- day. They will be guests of her brother, John and Cindy Waple and Jonathon. While there they will visit several different places including the Indianapolis Zoo and Museum and with several other family members. Joe Coomer had visits Dessie Waple is on vaca- from Greg Hamm and Don Fears last week. Mt. Tabor Church news By Wanda Rowland Simmons went out to eat supper Sunday evening at a restaurant in Princeton. The Hazleton United Hazel Pauley and Tex Methodist Women are sell- ing pecan halves and piec- es, black walnuts and Eng- lish walnuts. Call 812-784- 2414 for more information. Maurice Hurt and Eve- ick visited with her grand- mother and Lane's great- grandmother, Betty Cain last week. Colt Hadley attended a Jana and Lane Freder- birthday party for Eli Fears on Friday afternoon. On Saturday morning lyne McClure had a fiddler dinner at a restaurant in the Fort Branch area. John and Marie Tolbert Peggy Driskill of Decker went to Evansville on Tues- day for the Cousin's Get-To- gether at a restaurant there. During the dinner Vera was surprised by them singing Happy Birthday to her over the loud speaker and had a cake for her with 92 on top. Leon and Alice Whitting- ton attended the visitation for Dale Loveless in Mt. Car- mel, IL last week. Then af- terwards they went to a res- taurant down by the river for supper. The Gibson County The- this past Sunday, Junior and Wanda Jenkins were able to be with us! It has been so long since they were in worship with us! We have so missed them. We were sad that many others are still not well, or not able to be with us. We miss Mar- gie Wheeler, son Bob, Bet- te Coomer, Betty Blanton, and Beulah White. Word has come to us that Rhon- da and Claude are still not well. Sunday, Sue and Mar- vin were under the weather with a cold and such, and so were Ross and Marilyn Brit- tingham. To begin our day togeth- We were so surprised that er visited her grandparents, John and Marie Tolbert last week. Bernice Rainey received Wright were in Evansville on Tuesday and Friday for doctor appointments. While there they ate lunch both days at a restaurant there. Maddox turned one Maddox Loveless turned some sad news last week, her nephew, Bob Bammer passed away. Charlie and Betty Jo delivered her baby girl on Wednesday morning a IU Hospital in Indianapolis and named her Journi Lynn, both are doing well. Dave McKinney of Arthur one year old on Saturday, March 3 with a party being hosted for him by his par- ents, Squeak and Courtney Loveless and his brother, Conner at the Main Street Presbyterian Church in the Kiefer Hall. The theme of the party was Mickey Mouse carried out in the decora- tions and the cake. He re- ceived lots of nice gifts and cards. The children had an inflatable building to play in. Leon and Alice Whitting- ton went to the Union Store for lunch on Tuesday after- noon. Curt and Deb Cain visited is Day celebration dinner will be hosted on Sunday, April 1, at 11 a.m. Oakland City time at the American Legion, 211 E. Washing- ton Street, in Oakland City. All retired miners and their spouses as well as widows and widowers of retired min- ers are welcome to attend. Becky Newton of Union and Joe Coomer have been running their rabbit dogs on reclaimed ground this past week. The 51st John L. Lew- with his mother, Betty Cain in Princeton last week. Denver and Marylee Sul- livan were in Vincennes on Wednesday. June Redfairn and Jessika Meyers visited with Evelyne McClure last week. Jessika is doing much better health wise. Bob and Ruth Snyder vis- ited their daughter and son- in-law, Michelle and Kyle Bennett, for a birthday din- ner for Ethan and Evan Ben- nett on Wednesday evening. Others attending were the Bennetts' daughter, Clara Bennett of Evansville; Ed- ward and Carolyn Bennett of Jasper; and Rex and Nan- daughter Diana Hadley found 18 mushrooms last week in Marcella's back yard. Dave and Brandi Wright visited with Margie Wheel- er on Wednesday afternoon. Marcella Robb and her atre Company will present Tuesdays with Morrie (by Jeffrey Hatcher and Mitch Albom, based on the book by Mitch Albom), featuring Thom Johnson and Gary Roberts of Indianapolis on Saturday, March 31 at 7 p.m. All proceeds go to sup- port the ALS Chapter of In- diana. Find out more about ALS, and what you can do to help by visiting the Tues- days with Morrie Fundrais- er Page. Abby Ray of Petersburg er, Pastor Wayne played a new CD of Ray Stevens. It was Ray Stevens doing the Irish son of the poor man with the brick. Then at the close of the opening and as we were going to Sun- day school, Derek Barton played, "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling." Pastor Wayne brought a great and power- ful sermon. Dinner and fel- lowship in followed in the basement. We will have a business meeting directly after wor- ship next Sunday. Due to several being out with Spring Break, the Women's Group will postpone until next week. We will begin our study in I Corinthians. Charlie and Betty Jo attended the visitation for Bill McCreay recently. Pancake breakfast cil on Aging will have a pan- cake breakfast to help raise money for their organiza- tion on Friday, March 30 at the Gibson County Coun- cil on Aging offices, 212 Richland Creek Drive (be- hind Rural King) in Princ- eton starting at 7-10 a.m. For more information con- tact Becky Cederholm 812- 385-8818. Dennis and Marilyn West The Gibson County Coun- urday morning visitor of his grandmother, Ruth Morri- son. Sally Turner of Owensville visited with Sharon Rumble on Saturday afternoon. Laryn and Addison Faulk celebrate birthdays Neena Stevens came over to get Charlotte Miles to go to her home and have pizza and play with the dogs. Todd Morrison was a Sat- Courtney, Maddox and Con- ner Loveless, Vicky Schultz, Rachel, Kayla and Tristan Kinman. The party was from 2 to 4 p.m. and the girls re- ceived lots of nice gifts and cards. Saturday morning visi- tors of Charlotte Miles was Tony Faith. Afternoon visi- tor was her neighbor, Deb- bie Woods. Benefit dinner and dance A benefit dinner and of Princeton took his moth- er, Millie West of Union to get her hair done last week. Jim, Ronnie and Laura Ice and Betty Cain went out to eat last Sunday after church. The Ferdinand Mer- chants and Chamber of Commerce will host the town-wide yard sale on March 30-31. Marge Woodard visited with Esther Pancake on Sat- urday afternoon. Walt and Marcella Robb and their grandson Colt Hadley went to the Union Store for breakfast on Fri- day morning. Carol Cummings of Car- hosted a birthday party Sat- urday, March 24 at the 4-H building in Hornady Park for two of their daughters, Laryn Faulk who turned five, and Addison Faulk who turned eight. Finger foods were served, along with a cotton candy machine, an inflatable castle to play in, a three tier cake and cup cakes and drinks. Kids attending were Cas- Joe and Melody Faulk sidy Brother, Christopher Gish, Christian Sharp, Sonia Sisk, Brianna Cummings, Albany Ashley, Amilla Bai- ley, Alaima McClellan, Levi Bailey and Emma Quacken- bush. All the kids each re- ceived a gift. The adults attending were lisle visited on Thursday with Kay Ivers at the nurs- ing home in Freelandville. She is doing much better and looking forward to go- ing home soon. Charlotte Miles, Bren- Wright went out to eat in Vincennes on Thursday evening. James and Inez King took great-grandmother, Sylvia and Bob Downs of Princ- eton; grandmother, Tam- my and Steve English, Lin- da Daugherty, Sherri Nel- son, Henry Nelson, and Le- roy Balbath, all of Winslow; grandmother, Leslie and Ross Elmore and daughter Carla, grandfather Greg and Theresa Loveless, Squeak, da Willis, Brenda Reneer and Lisa Gray went out for dinner in Oakland City last Thursday. Phyllis Rainey and Char- her sister, Helen Morton of Winslow and their daughter, Judy Elber of Campbelltown to the Union Store for lunch on Thursday. Colt Hadley spent all week with his grandparents, Walt and Marcella Robb. Colt was on Spring Break from school. Recent visitors of Bob and lotte Miles went to the Gos- pel sing at the Immanuel Baptist Church where Jeff Bryant was presenting the program and singing. Mitchell and Ceria Moade dance will be hosted Satur- day, March 31 at the Vin- cennes Eagles Lodge at 1325 Willow Street for Ginny Linn who is taking treatment for lung cancer with all funds raised going toward her medical bills. On the menu will be chicken dinner with all the trimmings and des- sert and coffee or tea. Car- ry-outs will be available. Greg and Theresa Love- less visited with Janice Fowl- er on Saturday afternoon. Rev. Gary Leggo preached at the Immanuel Baptist Church on Sunday morning. Rev. Barr is out of town and has others filling in for him. On Wednesday, Denver Sul- livan will fill in. Rick and Nancy Wheatley were in Vincennes on Sun- day morning for breakfast. Saturday, April 7, from 7 a.m. -11 a.m. there is going to be a breakfast and bake sale at the Hazleton Community Center. Goods available from 7 a.m. until sold out. This weekend if you walk outside you can hear the sound of lawn mowers and tractors tilling the ground for gardens and crops. If you have some news for the paper you can call me at 354-6502 or 766-3498 or email me at pikepersonals@ wildblue.net or mail it to me at 7438 W. State Rd. 56, Ha- zleton, IN 47640. of Princeton went to Evans- ville for dinner on Saturday evening. Betty Chesser in Peters- burg were Dave and Mary Chesser of Litchfield, IL and Ruthie and Mike Hil- debrand of Jasper. Paul Pancake of Otwell was a patient at Jasper Me- morial Hospital last week. Rick and Nancy Wheat- took his parents, Charlie and Betty Jo Wright out to eat on Sunday afternoon in Vincennes. ley were in Princeton Fri- day for breakfast, then trav- eled to Oakland City, Peters- burg and then Washington where they ate lunch at a restaurant there. WHERE WILL YOU GO? STORM SHELTERS We have been selling and installing LIFESAVER™ brand fi berglass underground storm shelters to Tri-State families for over fi ve years. 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