The Press-Dispatch
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B-12 Morrison on June 1, Kendall White turned 10 on June 4, David Wright will be 30 on June 6, Louise Hurst will be 18 on June 5, Nathan Long- abaugh will be 21 on June 8, Kay Pierce and Rhea Pea on June 8, Michael Jolly and Dr. Jim "Doc" Feutz, both on June 9, Barbara Ford, Da- na Pleiss, and Wanda Row- land on June 11, Tony Row- land and Gavin Wheatley on June 12, and Brandi Wright on June 14. Rick and Brenda Collins Belated birthdays: Audrey By Judy True will celebrate their wedding anniversary on June 8. Jimmy and Marsha Reyn- olds will celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary on June 8. Jeff and Bonnie Splitoff abaugh will celebrate their 36th wedding anniversary on June 12. Chuck and Cathy Briner Wednesday, June 6, 2012 Personals on Memorial Day for Jerry Street and Betty, Nick and Vicky of Washington, and Bill Greentree of Vincennes. Vera Potts of Giro spent four days last week at the home of her daughter, Bar- bara Potts inEvansville. Charlotte Miles and Ed and Mary Schierve and Ed Miles went to the cemetery on Memorial Day and then to Oakland City for lunch. Maggie Armstrong and her friend Tracey Berthiau- me of New York were in Vin- cennes on Memorial Day and then drove to Montgomery and toured the countryside and ate dinner at a restau- rant there. The 'Bunch for Lunch' will celebrate their 15th wed- ding anniversary on June 9. Chuck and Janice Long- The Press-Dispatch will celebrate their 37th wed- ding anniversary on June 12. Lisa and Andrew Thomp- ate dinner at a restaurant in Princeton on Monday. Those attending were: Mau- rice Hurt and Evelyne Mc- Clure, Rose Mary Krieg, all of Princeton, Donna Jenkins, Jerry and Pat Ott, all of Fran- cisco. Michael Moade of Mis- son will celebrate their wed- ding anniversary on June 15. Tex Simmons and Hazel Pauley attended the grad- uation reception at the Mt. Olympus gym for two of her great-nieces from Princeton Community High School last Saturday— Claire and Emi- ly McConnell. They are the daughters of Lee and Win- nie McConnell. Leon and Alice Whit- tington visited with Violet Burkhart on Saturday after- noon. A special thanks is extend- souri visited with his aunt Bernice Rainey at Prince- ton on Memorial Day. While there they had lunch at a res- taurant. Rick and Nancy Wheatley were in Washington on Mon- day and had supper. Walt and Marcella Robb and grandson Colt Hadley went to the Union Store on Tuesday for breakfast and then to Princeton to he Wa- ters to visit with Vep De- genhart and Georgie Blan- ton and Colt's grandmoth- er, Rose Hadley. Hazel Pauley and Tex Sim- ed to John Hyneman and the Hazleton Volunteer Firemen for setting out the crosses for Memorial Day. Betty Jo Wright called last Sunday to say her daughter and family, Charlene and Ja- son Frederick and daughter Zoey of Jacksonville, FL were preparing for Tropical Storm Beryl. Then a day later she received another call that all was fine and they were okay. Dallas Paul and Nan- mons attended the execu- tive luncheon at RiverOaks Health Campus on Wednes- day and then Tex called the bingo for all the residents. Dallas Paul and Nan- VIDEO NETedition Exclusive Fundraising car wash ketball car wash on Saturday. Several of the players and parents operated a stand with food and baked goods and washed cars to raise money for basketball camp later this month. the death of Gary Adrian Shoultz. He was from the Mt. Olympus High School class of 1960. Memorial service cy Collins have returned from Nile, MI where they attended the graduation of their granddaughter, Leah Tripp from Cedar Lane High School. Mt. Tabor Church News By Wanda Rowland cy Collins attended their granddaughter, Julia Barek- man's graduation from South Knox High School on May 26 which is also her 18th birth- day. A combination birthday and reception was hosted for Julia at Vincennes campus. She has been on the honor roll for herentire school life, 12 years. Margie Shouse of Madi- sonville, KY visited with her sister, Betty Cain of Prince- ton over the Memorial Day weekend. Later on Saturday they visited with their sister. Janie Arnold at Petersburg. Joe and Bette Coomer at- tended the graduation cel- ebration dinner for Jacinda Thompson on Sunday after- noon. Karen and Jamie McClure and Shaun and Jeremiah Kel- ley visited with Evelyne Mc- Clure on Sunday. Ann Ice attended the grad- rial Day, we honored those that have gone before us. Pa- triotic songs were sung, the pledge for the American and Christian flags were repeat- ed, and insights into what makes a great American and how to honor our country were read. Mike White sang a special song and Joe Coom- er was thanked for replacing the Christian and American flag on the outside flag pole. He also added the Indiana Flag to the pole. Comments were made by Marvin Bar- ton and Pastor Wayne about the holiday that has been set aside to first honor the fallen veterans, and then to honor all loved ones that have gone on before us. Just before the sermon, Sue Muncy sang a song to set the tone to wor- ship the Lord. The Women's group will In observance of Memo- uation celebration for Lin- coln Edwards who graduated from Wood Memorial High School. Mike and Ann Ice al- so attended the celebration of Logan Rexing who grad- uated from Gibson Southern High School last week. Last Sunday, Terry and Carol Hightower attended the graduation of a good friend, Abe Knapp of Mont- gomery. Hazel Pauley and Tex Sim- meet with Jenna White teaching this week. We will be in chapter 9 of I Corin- thians. The study is always one of searching for things we have not remembered or have not had revealed to us before! Isn't it amazing that no matter how many times you read a scripture, you can always find new insight that God reveals to you! We were happy to see Bro. dies Auxiliary will conduct a memorial service on June 6, 2012 at 6p.m. CDT at the VFW Post 1147 for members who have passed away the past year. Family and friends of the deceased members are invited to this open service. The regular monthly meet- The Princeton VFW La- ing of the Princeton VFW La- dies Auxiliary will begin at 7 p.m. on June 6 at VFW Post 1147. Members are reminded to bring their Piggy Banks for the Cure for the final do- nation to Cancer Aid & Re- search for the Auxiliary's fis- cal year ending in June. The agenda includes plan- ning for the annual POW- MIA program, a pending Americanism/Community Service project, membership drive/picnic, Buddy Poppy distribution, and other pro- grams for the coming year. Members who have not paid 2012 dues are encouraged to do so soon. Those mem- bers wishing to pay 2013 dues may do so July 1. Ann Ice spent the week- end camping and trail rid- ing with friends and family. Recent visitors of Terry and Carol Hightower were Charlotte Miles, Darrell and Marsha Mortz, Lori and Ken- ny Mattingly and Bob and Betty Chesser. The Princeton High mons went to the RiverOaks Health Campus last Sunday, after church at the Broadway Christian in Princeton to vis- it with friends. Marvin and Sue Ellen Bar- ton attended the reception for Jacinda Thompson on Sunday afternoon. On Memorial Day, Cal and Bobbi Biddle visited and were supper guests of Terry and Carol Hightower. Hazel Pauley attended the Claude White back in service with us. He has been gone for some time since his ac- cident and has recovered and able to be back with us. Many more are still not well enough to return and we ask you to pray for their restored health. We are thrilled that Hallie Muncy is moving back with us from Texas. She will be teaching in Henderson, KY. I know Sue and Jenny are so excited to have her come back closer to home! Sue Mounts and Hazel Sigma Beta Phi luncheon and meeting on Monday in Princeton. The Brunch for Lunch crew met at a restaurant in Princeton for lunch on Me- morial Day. Those attend- ing were: Evelyne McClure, Maurice Hurt and Rosemary Krieg of Princeton, and Pat and Jerry Ott and Donna Jen- kins of Francisco. Dallas Paul and Nancy Collins attended the Memo- rial Day service conducted in Vincennes at the Soldiers Monument on Memorial Day. Nancy's uncle, Leo Green- tree was honored as a 'war hero.' At the service he was awarded the Purple Heart, the Bronze Star, Silver Star and the Distinguished Fly- ing Cross for his service in Vietnam. Audrene Cook and Don McKibben hosted a cookout School class of 1946 met at a restaurant in Princeton on Wednesday for a meet- ing and lunch. Evelyne Mc- Clure and Maurice Hurt at- tended. Erma Cottongim, former- aunt, Evelyne McClure on Thursday in Princeton. Karla Schroeder visited with her mother, Ruth Mor- rison in Princeton on Thurs- day afternoon. James King celebrated his can contact Kaci Guth at 812-582-2775. Ages are 16- 20 and the winner can go to the State Festivals Conven- tion this fall. Any girl age 12-15 inter- 79th birthday on May 28 but the party was hosted on Sun- day with all their family in at- tendance. Margie Wheeler and her son Bob Sloan went to sev- eral cemeteries over the Me- morial Day weekend. The Gibson County Dem- ocrat Women's Club picnic will be on Thursday, June 7 at 5:30 p.m. CDT at the Wheeling Community Cen- ter. Bring a covered dish, meat and drinks will be pro- vided. Democrat candidates are invited to attend. New members are welcome. Donations needed sions: Donations of good used items needed. Do you have outgrown children's clothes, toys, a used chair, kitchen items, etc. that you no longer need? If you are in the mood to sort and get rid of some things, these and other items can be put to good use by Methodist Mountain Mission of Jack- son, KY. The Mission will be sending a truck to the Hazle- ton UM Ministry Center on Main Street June 26, to pick up items that have been col- lected for this purpose. You can call Pastor Mike Methodist Mountain Mis- ested in the Sweet Corn Jr. Miss pageant can contact Cecily McCandless at 812- 582-9303. Any girl age 5-7 who would like to be in the Little Miss Sweet Corn can contact Tammy Schroeder at 812-749-3157. Sweet Corn Parade appli- Cayla Mahoney and Lindsey Catt work on drying a van during the Pike Central High School girls bas- ty Craig at 385-8228. Charlie and Betty Jo Wright were in Washington on Saturday and ate dinner at a restaurant there. Denver and Marylee Sulli- cations can be obtained by calling Sue Leffler at 812- 749-4495. It is "A Fairytale Parade." Denver and Marylee Sul- livan attended the visitation and funeral for Barbara Bo- ger at Harris Funeral Home in Petersburg on Wednesday. Mary Everett of Dugger van attended the wedding of her granddaughter, Morgan Sullivan and Andrew Carrico on Saturday afternoon. Mor- gan is the daughter of Ansel Sullivan and Rose Sullivan and Andrew is the son of Em- erson Carrico and Kimber- ly Pierson. The couple was married in an outdoor cer- emony. Leon and Alice Whitting- is asking for prayers for her oldest son, Rodger Everett who just found out he has cancer and has been told he hasn't much longer to live. Gerald and Cornelia Bane ton attended the Whitting- ton and Nixon Reunion at the home of Jim and Connie Rise on Sunday afternoon. There was family members from Arizona and many oth- er states in attendance. Dessi Waple and Tylan and Barry and Sandy Bane attended the Bane family pic- nic at Glen Miller Park in Richmond, IN on Saturday. Patty Sweepy of Union vis- ited with Margie Wheeler last week. Michael Moade of Mis- Tarner (677-7780) to make arrangements to take items to the Ministry Center or if you have items to be picked up. Pack clothing and small items in boxes. Damon Pugh is home from ly of Petersburg, turned 75 on Sunday, May 27 and is in a nursing home, where she is recovering from some sur- geries on her knee. To send her a card the address is: Golden Living Center, 1042 Oak Drive, Richmond, IN 47374. Marvin and Sue Ellen Bar- ton visited on Friday evening with Jr. and Wanda Jenkins. Rita McGuyer of Hazleton Collins, both of Hazleton, recently had lunch in Princ- eton. Charlie and Betty Jo and her daughter, Trish Jew- el of Vincennes went out to eat in Bruceville last week. Lavon Hunt was a patient the hospital and doing well. Payton Wright was taken out to lunch by his grand- mother, Karla Schroeder, for his birthday last week. A Bad Year for Tomatoes The Gibson County The- souri came in for the week- end to play golf with his fa- ther and friends on Friday and then on Saturday he worked at Evansville for the 'Shrinersfest' at the Hadi Shrine and on the river front. Mt. Olympus High Wright and their son and daughter-in-law, David and Brandi Wright ate dinner at a restaurant in Princeton last Friday evening. Brittany White and her brother, Anthony Devine vis- ited with their grandmoth- er Vera Potts on Thursday afternoon. Rick and Nancy Wheatley took her two granddaugh- ters, Cyi Schmidt and Kae- la Kell out to lunch in Princ- eton last Wednesday. Rita McGuyer attended at Gibson General Hospital recently but is now home and improving. To send her a card the address is: 521 N. Prince St., Princeton, IN 47670. Charlie and Betty Jo Wright took their son David out to lunch on Friday in Vin- cennes. Rick and Nancy Wheatley Dinky's in Montgomery on Friday evening. Hazleton's Vacation Bible School the softball game for her granddaughter, Kendall Jew- el in Vincennes on Wednes- day. On Thursday, Rita and friends, Fran Mattingly and Joy Smith ate lunch at a res- taurant in Petersburg. We received word of ist Church Vacation Bible School, which will be con- ducted the week of June 11- 15. Children ages 3-12 are in- vited to attend this fun event Monday-Thursday evening from 6-8 p.m. CDT at the HUMM Center (old school.) Jean Redfarin visited her Hazleton United Method- atre Company will present the comedy, "A Bad Year for Tomatoes," June 8 and 9 at 7 p.m. and June 10 at 2 p.m. at the Gibson County Fair- grounds Activities Building. Tickets can be purchased in advance at the Gibson Coun- ty Visitors and Tourism Bu- reau (Train Depot) on West Broadway in Princeton. Any remaining tickets will be sold at the door. For more information contact 812-779- 6994. Charlie and Betty Jo quet will be Saturday, June 16 with the social hour at 4 p.m. and dinner, catered by Schnitzelbank of Jasper will be served at 5:30 p.m. CDT. The cost of the meal is $14 with reservations or $15 at the door. State the year of graduation on reservation check and send to: Mt. Olym- pus Alumni, P.O. Box 214, Princeton, IN 47670. For more information call Pat- School Alumni Banquet Mt Olympus Alumni Ban- went to the Tri-State Speed- way in Haubstadt on Satur- day. Betty Jo and Charlie Wright called on Saturday evening to report they are a great aunt and uncle to new- born Ireland Benton, who was born on May 31, 2012 at the Good Samaritan Hos- pital in Ohio. He weighed 8 lbs. and has a brother, Josea. Paternal grandparents are Perry 'Bud' and Evelyn Dick of Lebanon, OH. Mike True is a patient at Methodist Hospital in Indi- anapolis for some extensive surgery. Saturday overnight guest of Rick and Nancy Wheat- ley was her granddaughter, Josie. On Sunday they went to Vincennes for breakfast. We still have so many sick, I hope everyone gets better soon. If you have some news for d 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. F r i Laundry & Dry Cleaners 706 E. Main Street • Petersburg Wright went out to dinner on Friday at a restaurant in Vincennes. Charlotte Miles enter- went to Princeton for break- fast last Friday morning. Mike and Ann Ice went to tained some family company on Monday from Memphis, IN—Ed and Mary Schierve. The group went out to lunch and then back to Charlotte's to visit. Some of those attending FINAL DROPOFF IS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13 All garments should be picked up by 5pm Friday, June 15. the Hazleton High School Alumni Banquet on Satur- day were: Walt and Mar- cella Robb, Peg Hyneman, John and Cheryl Hyneman, Rachel Ramos, Helen Seth Johnson, John Thorne, John and Marie Tolbert, James and Dessie Sherman, Bryce and Jenny Collins and Joe and Betty Brackin. Anyone interested in the Sweet Corn Queen pageant After Friday, garments may be claimed at Sunset Cleaners, 218 3rd Ave., Jasper, near the theater. For further information, call 380-1866 or 482-6333 5 C 1 o l e n s i u J n g y, a —