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B-4 da Johnson on April 1, Beu- lah White and Sam Muncy on April 2, Margie Wheel- er and Rachel Thompson on April 3, Ryan Holzmey- er on April 4, Jagger Gour- ley will be six on April 5, Jeremy Robb on April 5, Ja- son Alexander will be six on April 6, Brian Dickman will be 30 on April 7 and There- sa Loveless on April 8. Karla Schroeder received Belated birthdays are Lin- By Judy True Wright had dinner with Dave and Brandi Wright on Saturday evening. Mary Everett of Dugger a call on Sunday that her friend, Marion Blough had passed away. Charlie and Betty Jo Wednesday, April 4, 2012 Personals spent a couple days with Sandy and Barry Bane while they were on spring break. Hazel Pauley and Tex Simmons recently attended the visitation for Don Love- less in Mt. Carmel. Recent Tuesday after- recent visitor of Kendra Dewig. Other visitors were Kassi, Jacob and Sophia Cloutier of Lanesville, IN, and Amanda and Conner Dewig of Princeton. Oth- er visitors were the great- grandchildren, Jacob, So- phia and Conner. Lexi and Quinn Bane Simmons attended the RiverOaks Executive lun- cheon on Wednesday. Tex called the bingo for the resi- dents. They also visited with friends Emma McAtee and Norman Troutman who al- so attended the luncheon. The Azalea Path Arbore- attended the Corydon Jam- boree last Saturday night with friends, Al and Mayme Taylor and saw Moe Ban- dy and had pictures taken with him. Andrea Lee of Indianap- home of Ruth Morrison were J. T., Tonya and Kai- dyn Krieg, Debbie Alexan- der, Todd Morrison, John and Jacob Alexander, Paige Barrow and Tylar Morrison. Marvin and Sue Ellen Barton attended the Gentle Sheppard Church in Oats- ville on Sunday evening to hear the Bradshaw singers of Illinois. Lee Davidson turned 95 noon visitors of Ruth Mor- rison were: Angi Pugh, Ti- na Morrison, Lucy McKan- non, Todd and Audrey Mor- rison and her cousin Martha Morris. June Redfarin and Jessi- ka Meyer visited with Eve- lyne McClure onThursday afternoon. Kay Reneer and her moth- olis visited her grandmoth- er, Lois Bell and Larry Bell. Sunday visitors in the tum & Botanical Gardens will be open every day through April and May from 7 a.m. until p.m. The Aza- lea Path is located at 1502 N. Co. Rd. 825 W., Hazle- ton, IN. For more informa- tion, call (812) 354-3039 or contact the Gibson County Visitors & Tourism Bureau at (812) 385-0999. Edman Stewart of Mon- roe City went to the Mi- ley-Tislow Cemetery on Wednesday to do some cleaning. The cemetery is located between Petersburg and Campbelltown. Dallas Paul Collins and er, Beulah White were in Princeton on Thursday. Devin and Tate Bane were visitors last week of Sandy and Barry Bane while their Daycare in Haubstadt was closed for spring break. Easter Egg Hunt in Hazleton years old on March 31. If anyone would want to send cards, her address is 9438 North Salem, Hazleton, IN 47640. Janet Beadles hosted the Gibson County Red Hatter's at a restaurant in Hazleton. A total of 24 ladies attended including Peg Hyneman and Dusti Green. Marge Tharp went to Pal- estine, IL last week to visit a friend, Mrs. Martha Ever- ett and remained over night. Celebrates 50th birthday will be hosting its annual Easter Egg Hunt on Satur- day, April 7 at 3:30 p.m. CDT at the Hazleton Communi- ty Center. It is open to ages 0-10. There will be refresh- ments, door prizes, and an egg hunt. The egg hunt will be rain or shine as it will be indoors at the HUMM Cen- ter gym if it rains. Mary Everett of Dugger The Hazleton 4-H Club his son, Mark Lamont went to Indianapolis to attend the Class A State game between Rockville and Loogootee that was conducted at the Banker's Life Field House with Loogootee winning the game. After the game they went to the home of Dallas's son, Chris to visit. He lives between Indianapolis and Martinsville. Past week visitors of Sha- The Press-Dispatch were, front row (l to r): Nakiah Hickey, Abigail Skelton, and Emma Camp; second row (l to r): Mackenzie Gibbs, Alex Traylor, Rebekah Luff, and Jayd- lyn Goeppner. T.E.R.R.I.F.I.C. Kids are students in the second through fifth grades who qualify based on the following criteria: Thoughtful, Enthusiastic, Respectful, Responsible, Inclusive, Friendly, Inquisitive, and Capable. ebrated Barry's 50th birth- day on Sunday, March 25. His wife Cindy fixed a sup- per with lots of desserts and ice cream. Attending was John, Bri, The Davidson family cel- Abigail and Jordyn David- son, Joe and Brittany David- son, Adam, Hannah, Cole, Chase, Olivia, and Brooklyn Peil, Betty Blake, Janie Da- vidson, Bob, Julie, Michael, and Jaleigh Bugher. Matt and Becky Minkin of Columbus, OH visited with Barry and Sandy Bane over the weekend. On Sat- urday night, Rick and Kathy Hickrod hosted a family get together so everyone could visit with the Minkins. Jim Coomer, who recently was dismissed from the hospital, was able to attend. Bill Reneer of Union at- Sharon Kramer of Prince- ton were Ken Kramer, Jr. of Jasper; Kerri and David Horton and Dean, Megan and Raegan Hobbs of Hen- derson, KY. Susan Chapman and her daughter, Jackie Souther- land attended a girls on- ly dinner at Applebee's in Princeton last week over spring break. Rick and Nancy Wheat- ley were in Washington on Monday and had lunch at a restaurant there. The "Bunch for Lunch" lyne McClure delivered meals on Tuesday to anyone who requested a hot meal on "Be Our Guest Night" from the Broadway Chris- tian Church. Dawnelle and David Brown, Doris Roney, Bill Pugh and Jessika Mey- er works with the delivery team and they see that ev- erything gets done. Louise Holt was a patient tended the Mt. Olympus fish fry last Saturday at the gym. Recent visitors of Ken and Wright of Monroe City were in Evansville on Thurs- day for a doctor's appoint- ment. Before they went they ate lunch at a park in Vin- cennes. Mt. Tabor Church news By Wanda Rowland at Jasper Memorial Hospital last week. Charlie and Betty Jo the Easter egg hunt for the youngsters. The older kids love to hide the eggs and watch the young children find them. God's Women on the Hill met to begin their study in I Corinthians. We are off to a great start! This week we will be meeting at Union Store for our fellow- ship and study! They always make us welcome. Since there seems to be less fed- eral or lack of federal help for the victims of the torna- do in Illinois., Mt Tabor sent a gift to them. Walt and Marcella Robb This Sunday we will have that met on Monday at a res- taurant in Princeton were Rose Mary Krieg, Evelyne McClure, Maurice Hurt of Princeton and Pat and Jer- ry Ott of Francisco. Ruth Morrison and Deb- attended Bunco on Monday and on Wednesday went to the Home Ec. meeting, then on Friday went to Vincennes where she bought some new carpet for her living room, hallway and bathroom which is to be her Mother's Day and birthday gift, since her birthday is the day af- ter Mother's Day this year. Mayme Taylor went with her and her granddaughter Sara joined them for lunch. Hazel Pauley and Eve- brother, Grant Wheatley went to the WIN Energy (REMC) annual meeting in Vincennes on Saturday. Bake sale and breakfast Easter weekend, Satur- ron Rumble were Brian, Lori and Leeann Melton, Richard and Sandy Melton, all of Francisco; Steve and Patty Sherman, Stephanie Warren and Jacob Hopf. Rick Wheatley and his on April 6 starting at 7 p.m. If the weather is fare we may hold our dance on the sidewalk, there is enough room and daylight, and it should help getting the word out. For more info check vincennesdancers. com. Hazel and Larry Pauley and Tex Simmons went to the fundraiser for Mark Norton at the Spindler's Law Office on Thursday afternoon. Audrene Cook of Hazle- day, April 7, from 7 a.m.-11 a.m. there is going to be a breakfast and bake sale at the Hazleton Community Center. Edman Stewart visited with Shaun Colvin in Wash- ington on Thursday after- noon. Becky Beadles and Janet Beadles went out to eat in Vincennes on Friday eve- ning. Later that evening Becky went over to babysit her grandchildren: Brook- lyn, Olivia, Chase and Cole Peil. Karen Edwards of Por- tage visited with her friend, Peg Hyndman at Hazleton, Saturday afternoon. Contra Dance by Ron Ackman ton was in Vincennes on Thursday to attend the dance at the Moose Lodge. Curt Cain took his great- ror on Saturday afternoon. Easter week services in Hazleton The Otwell Elementary's T.E.R.R.I.F.I.C. Kids for the month of March OES T.E.R.R.I.F.I.C. kids Worship service 9:15. Rick and Nancy Wheatley the Hazleton Charge will worship together on Holy Thursday, April 5, at the Decker Chapel United Meth- odist Church. The service will begin at 6:30 (CDT) 7:30 (EDT). Holy Commu- nion will be served and all are welcome to attend. Good Friday service The three churches of the The three churches of nephew, Lane Frederick fishing on Friday afternoon. Several from the area attended the Win Energy (REMC) annual meeting on Saturday in Vincennes— Gerald and Cornelia Bane, Linda Fears and Eleanor Seifer, Jenny Collins and son Dwight Collins. Margie Wheeler received a call last week letting her know she has a new great- great grandson. More infor- mation coming. Nancy Wheatley, Sabri- Town Players Theatre, Fifth and Broadway in Vincennes Our next dance is at Old na Frederick and daugh- ter, Keeva Workman, Lana Knowles, and Fauna Coom- er and Daisy and Lian went to the Showplace Cinema in Princeton to see Mirror Mir- Hazleton Charge will wor- ship together on Good Fri- day, April 6, at the Mt. Olive United Methodist Church. The service will begin at 6:30 (CDT) (7:30 EDT). All are welcome to attend. Easter Sunrise services Mt. Olive UMC has a Sun- were in Hazleton on Friday evening for dinner at a res- taurant there. Jim Beery of Oaktown vis- and Patty Sherman was their grandson, Jacob Hopf of Jasper. Bernice Rainey, also Nan- ited with Peg Hyneman in Hazleton over the weekend. Recent visitor of Steve cy Wheatley and grand- daughter, Cyi Schmidt of Princeton attended the mega barbecue at the Moose Lodge in Princeton for Pan- creatic Cancer on Saturday afternoon. Bob Sloan of Francisco rise service at 6:30 followed by breakfast, then an Easter egg hunt at 9 a.m. with nor- mal services to follow. Hazleton UMC—Sunrise visited with his mother, Mar- gie Wheeler several times last week. Visiting over the week- service at 7 a.m., breakfast 7:30 a.m., and worship with special musical program 9 a.m. No Sunday school that morning. Decker Chapel—Sunrise service 6:30 a.m. (EDT) with breakfast following. end with Jodi Meyer and Ev- elyne McClure were Stay- cee and Turk Christie and sons, Asa and Alex of Green- wood. They also visited their parents Kathy and Dennis Kelley. The group attend- ed church at the Broadway Christian in Princeton along with Ashley and Kash Mey- er of Petersburg and Jeremi- Continued on page B-5 MIDWEST REAL ESTATE Buying or Selling? Call Joe Melhiser, Sales Agent 812-789-3082 joemelhiser@remax.net www.JoeSellsHomes.us 571 S State Rd 61 Winslow, IN Expect to be impressed! 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