The Press-Dispatch
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C-6 and Bryanne Hartman Park- er on May 16, Gabby Thomp- son on May 17, Fred Whit- tington, Judy Phillips and Joe Davidsonon May 18, Ter- ri Shawhan Kreig will be 49 on May 18, Lily Ruth and So- phia Lynn Morrison will be 1 on May 18, Tina Morrison will be 51 on May 18, Bailee Pieree will be 12 on May 18, Barry Bane and Bryan Tol- bert on May 19, Mary Sloan and Kristen Brewington on May 20, Debbie Alexander will be 54 on May 20, Vesper Degenhart will be 91 on May 22 and Mary C. Ford on May 22, Cydnee Morrison will be 4 on May 25 and Cornelia Bane and Marilyn Steelman on May 27. James and JoAnn Alex- Birthdays are Sandy Bane By Judy True ander will celebrate their 9th wedding anniversary on May 17. Troy and Chastity Braswell Wednesday, May 16, 2012 Personals ley took one of their grand- daughters, Cyi Schmidt out to breakfast on Tuesday morning in Princeton. Rita McGuyer was visiting in Evansville with her son, Leon on Tuesday afternoon. Brittany White of Hazleton went to Sullivan's Store in Union on Tuesday for break- fast and then they went to Princeton to the Water's Nursing Home to visit with Vep Degerhart and Georgie Blanton. The Hansen Brunch was visited with her grandmoth- er, Vera Potts at Giro on Tues- day morning. Walt and Marcella Robb took all the ladies to a res- taurant Wednesday evening in honor of Mother's Day. and Sue Betty Blanton is home are happy to report that the bake sale was a huge suc- cess! The men of the church met on Wednesday at a res- taurant in Princeton and among those attending the event were Bernice Rainey and Jim and Dessie Sherman. Charlie and Betty Jo will celebrate their 7th wed- ding anniversary on May 21. Todd and Audrey Morrison will celebrate their 14th wed- ding anniversary on May 22. Walt and Marcella Robb will celebrate their 53rd wed- ding anniversary on May 22. Hazel Pauley and Joey and Becky Beadles went to Evansville last Saturday and ate dinner at a restaurant there. Recent Sunday afternoon Simms went to the Good Sa- maritan Home last week to visit with his wife who is a patient there. Dale and Janet Beadles Wright of Monroe City took their son Dave out to eat on Wednesday in Washington. Bailey Jewel of Vincennes, from the hospital and will re- hab at home, Beulah White is home from rehab, Claude White and Wanda and Junior Jenkins are still not feeling re- ally well, and Marge Wheel- er had to go to the emergency room to get her arm checked out. I talked with her Thurs- day and she was feeling real well at the time. Rick and Nancy Wheatley were in Princeton on Thurs- day for breakfast. Rita McGuyer attended livan visited their daughter and son-in-law, Betty and Gene Brenton on Wednesday to give Betty an early birth- day gift.Betty's birthday was on Mother's Day this year. Edman Stewart let us a student at Lincoln High School, played softball on Wednesday evening and her grandmother, Rita McGuyer attended. Denver and Marylee Sul- visitors of Margie Wheeler at Hazleton were her daughter and son-in-law, Judy and Dan- ny Robb of Princeton. They brought her an early Moth- er's Day gift. Last Sunday afternoon Ri- ta McGuyer, Tish Jewel, Mike Johnson and Doris Johnson attended a giant Flea Market. Marvin and Sue Ellen Bar- know that he conducted the funeral for Olive Jean Parrott on Wednesday in Vincennes. She was a sister to Jerry Tis- low. ton and their son, Derek Bar- ton attended the Oatsville Gentle Sheppard Church for its dedication last Sunday. Sue Ellen and Derek sang in the program. Jim Elliott of Michigan and and friends Mary and Don left last Thursday morning for the Land Between the Lakes in Tennessee. They visited several historical plac- es, lots of different shopping malls, saw a 3 week old ba- by sleeping in a 200 year old hand carved bassinet or cra- dle. They also watched sheep being sheared, went to a The- atre and saw Johnny Cash and Ring of Fire show. One of the ladies that acted in it was from Princeton, IN, she said her parents still live there. They just returned Sunday evening late. On their way down they stopped in for a few minutes and visited with Lily Schatz and Bonnie Bar- ton in Princeton. The 'Bunch for Lunch' his sister, Cassie Budden of Hazleton went to South Da- kota last week to attend their nephew David Elliott's re- tirement ceremony from the U.S. Air Force after 23 years of outstanding service to his country. Mary Everett of Dugger had dinner at a restaurant in Princeton on Monday. Those attending were Maurice Hurt and Evelyne McClure, Rose Mary Krieg and Fern Peav- ler, all of Princeton and Jer- ry and Pat Ott of Francisco. The Beta Sigma Phi met on Monday at a local restaurant for lunch and a meeting and Hazel Pauley attended. Rick and Nancy Wheat- Church will conduct a rum- mage sale on May 18 start- ing at 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. and May 19 starting at 8 a.m. till noon at the Union Commu- nity Center with all funds raised going for the repairs on the church. Hazel Pauley took her The Union Community Rummage sale at Union Church Belcher were in Princeton on Thursday afternoon. Rick and Nancy Wheatley Armstrong were in Evans- ville on Thursday afternoon and while there they ate lunch at a restaurant there. Theresa Loveless was re- went out to lunch at a restau- rant in Princeton on Thurs- day afternoon. Mike True and Randy Owensville recently visited with his uncle, Edman Stew- art of Monroe City. Marvin and Sue Ellen Bar- cently in the hospital but is now home and doing better every day. Christopher Cox of near ton were in Jasper on Thurs- day and had lunch at a restau- rant there. Bill and Kay Reneer were in Evansville on Friday after- noon and ate dinner at a res- taurant there. Hazel Pauley and Tex Sim- with her friend Neena Ste- vens on Friday afternoon. Mt. Tabor Church news By Wanda Rowland some back with us that we had not seen for a while. Jill Stein's mother was visit- ing from Pennsylvania and came to visit us also. It was very nice to get to meet her. We were happy to have some of our youth back with us too. Dezi Kerns led the church in pledging the Bible, the Chris- tian Flag, and the American flag. You know there is a say- We were happy to see friend Mary Sloan of Princ- eton to get her hair done on Thursday. Charlotte Miles visited the softball game of another of her granddaughters, Kend- all Jewel who played for Clark Middle School last week. Betty Cain and Beverly ers throughout the day as Austin Walburn and Aubrey Smith sold lemonade and water to raise funds for a trip to Georgia with the Girl Scouts this sum- mer and to show their business skills on this yard sale day in Petersburg. Their parents had their yard full of items for sale under the trees on the side of their house. reservations or $15 at the door. State the year of grad- uation on reservation check and send to: Mt. Olympus Alumni, P.O. Box 214, Princ- eton, IN 47670. For more in- formation call Patty Craig at 385-8228. Evelyne McClure and Maurice Hurt went out to eat in Princeton on Friday after- noon at a restaurant there. Austin Dill celebrated his that means but look out for them building nest sin strange places. Bob Sloan of Francisco took his mother, Margie Wheeler to Owensville to the meat market to stock up for the summer. News from the Red Cross mons ate at a restaurant in Hazleton on Friday evening. Peg Hyneman of Hazle- ton visited with Ellen Long- abaugh and her sister Jane Harvey who was in from Mis- souri on Thursday afternoon. Melody Denton of Evans- ville visited with Hazel Pau- ley at Princeton on Friday af- ternoon. Denver and Marylee Sul- recently turned 40 on May 7 and her family sent her 40 black balloons to cap off her day. Tex Simmons and Hazel 15th birthday on Friday and to celebrate his grandmoth- er, Lucy McKannon spent the whole day with the family. Tish Jewel of Vincennes livan attended the Mother's Day program at the Imman- uel Baptist Church in Pe- tersburg on Friday evening. Charlotte Miles also attend- ed and after the program re- freshments were served. Hazel Pauley attended ing, "When God closes a door, He opens a window." I am not sure if I really believe that saying, but there are al- ways things that happen to let us know that God is blessing us. We knew that several had to miss for various functions, and I thought we would not have as many with us Sun- day. Then God blessed us with visitors and others that we had been missing. Isn't that wonderful? He is always there to bless us, sometimes we just have to "Let go and let God." Marilyn Brittingham lost her stepfather this past week, we wish to remember her and Ross in our prayers. Remem- ber also those that are left be- hind when a loved one goes on to be with the Lord. Their days are left with a great void that needs us to help fill it for them. God's Women on the Hill STOP WASTING TIME & MONEY! If you are having trouble with your vision, stronger glasses may not be the right solution for you. the visitation and funeral for James Coomer at Colvin Fu- neral Home in Princeton on Friday and Saturday. Hazleton High School Alumni Banquet quet will be Saturday, June 2 at the Hazleton Community Center with the social hour at 4:30 p.m. CDT and dinner served at 6 p.m. Make reser- vations by sending $13 per person to Hazleton Alumni Association, Beverly Belcher, 842 East State Rd. 56, Hazle- ton, IN 47640 or call 812-783- 2346. Cost of the meal is $15 at the door. Mt. Olympus High The Hazleton Alumni Ban- quet will be Saturday, June 16 with the social hour at 4 p.m. and a catered dinner will be served at 5:30 p.m. CDT. The cost of the meal is $14 with School Alumni Banquet Mt Olympus Alumni Ban- in the hospital for a couple of days last week. She is now home and doing better. Evelyne McClure and Pauley attended the Beadle Bunch Relay for Life on Sat- urday morning for breakfast. Millie West of Union was Red Cross collects blood and responds to large-scale nat- ural disasters, but did you know your local Red Cross educates, trains, prepares and responds to disasters every day across the Gibson County community? Learn more about the lifesaving work of the Red Cross at an open house on Thurs- day, May 24 from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. CDT. The American Red Cross Most people know that the This stand was not busy right at the moment but gained several custom- Lemonade for sale The Press-Dispatch ning by her family. Attend- ing were her husband, Dale Beadles, children, Becky Beadles, Jed and Teresa Beadles of Oakland City, and grandchildren, Aman- da White and daughters Jay- lyn, Lexie and Kendall and friend Chris Gentry and Hunter and Katie, and Am- ber Peil, all of Princeton; Ad- am and Hannah Peil, Chase, Cole, Brooklyn and Olivia of Hazleton. On Mother's Day, Dessi and Tylan Waple went to her mother's home, Sherry and Richard Kinney in Evans- ville to prepare a Mother's Day dinner. To celebrate Mother's Maurice Hurt received a de- livery from the Beadle Bunch breakfast on Saturday morn- ing and also a coconut pie from their bake sale. The Blue Jeans Communi- ty Center in Monroe City will be having its monthly dinner on Sunday, May 20 with serv- ing starting at 11:30 to 1 p.m. at the center. Larry Pauley took his mother, Hazel Pauley and Le- ah Wise also took her moth- er, Lavon out to dinner at a restaurant in Haubstadt on Saturday evening. To celebrate Mother's Day Marcella and Walt Robb had their family over for dinner on Sunday afternoon. Those attending were Denny, Diane and Colt Hadley and Jeremy Robb. Visitors of Evelyne Mc- swallows in the area from Joe Coomer not sure what Clure last week were Kathy Kelley, Jodi Meyer, Mike Phillips, Karen and Jamie McClure and Emma Lou McAtee. Got a report of a lot of hosted an early Mother's Day dinner on Saturday. Those attending were Bob and Betty Chesser, Ruth- ann and Mike Hillenbrand of Jasper; Angela, Mason and Marla Hexle of Santa Claus, Myrtle Steele of Pe- tersburg,; Deidra and Ash- lee Like of Reno and Mrs. Myra Hack of Indianapolis. Rick and Nancy Wheatley in Gibson County is current- ly seeking to recruit and train more volunteers for our Disaster Action Team. These team members pro- vide disaster relief to meet the emergency needs of vic- tims of house fires, storms, tornadoes, floods, transpor- tation accidents, and man- made disasters. Assistance needed by victims is eval- uated by case workers and may include shelter, food, clothing, emotional support, household items, prescrip- tion medication, and other critically needed items. Mike and Pam Jerrell Day, Sue Ellen Barton was taken to the Village Inn for dinner by her husband, Mar- vin and son, Derek Barton. Ruth Morrison spent at the Broadway Christian Tex Simmons and Hazel Pauley went to the RiverO- aks Health Campus to visit with their friends. Jay Hornbrooke of Evans- Mother's Day and had din- ner at the home of Todd and Audrey Morrison. After church on Sunday ville picked up his grand- mother, Millie West and took her to his home for a cookout for Mother's Day. Margie Wheeler had a good Mother's Day, both of her sons Bill Sloan of Elber- field and Bob Sloan of Fran- cisco came by to bring her a gift and ate lunch with her. John and Cindy Waple and son John of Westfield went to visit his parents, Joe and Debbi Waple on Mother's Day and to help set up their pool and attend a cookout. Hope all the mothers out were in Vincennes Saturday and ate lunch there. Dennis and Marilyn West Janet Beadles was taken out to dinner on Saturday eve- there had a great Mother's Day. And we still have so many sick, let's hope every- one gets better soon. If you have some news for of Princeton went to her mother's for Mother's Day. For an early Mother's Day 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. CONSTRUCTION BEGINS SPECIAL PRICES ON NEW BUICKs AND GMCs! COME OUT AND SAVE MONEY WHILE WE CLEAR THE LOT TO MAKE WAY FOR OUR RENOVATION! "After 42 years, I now have 20/20 vision without the aid of glasses or contacts! I feel like I have been given a precious gift; the gift of sight. 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