The Press-Dispatch
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C-6 Wednesday, July 25, 2012 The Press-Dispatch H Church news 8:30 and 10:30 a.m.; Sunday school classes 9:30; Tuesday, Bible study 9:30; Friday and Saturday, Mosquito Fest. Rex Charles, Pastor Logan McCullough, Asso- METHODIST CHURCH 8818 W. Old Rd. 64 Sunday worship services Continued from page 5 ZOAR UNITED ciate Pastor METHODIST CHURCH 801 E. Walnut, Petersburg FIRST UNITED 9:30; fellowship 10:25-10:40; Sunday school 10:40-11:30. Our Mission Team re- Sunday morning worship Kids clothes donated to Somebody's Place for monetary donations with the "loser" that raised the most donations getting 115 pies in the face. The project raised $668. Thanks to working with JCPenney in Vincennes they turned that into $2,000 worth of kids clothes donated to Somebody's Place for needy kids. The shirts had the slogan "Everything is possible with God" on them. The group took the money they raised and put it in God's hands to get the large amount of clothes. Kids from the Vacation Bible School who were at church Sunday stand behind the clothes they found the money for to help needy kids. For that kind of result Pastor Mel Camp was glad to take so many pies in the face. The Petersburg First United Methodist Church Vacation Bible School held a special contest with jars Personals ley and Shelley Burkhart Monaden on July 25, Hazel Collins will be 93 on July 27, Wanda Jenkins and Sta- cy Collins on July 27, Sha- ron Rumble on July 28, Le- on Whittington on July 29, Tate Bane will be 2 on July 30, Sandy Tipton will be 48 on July 30 and Cyi Schmitt on July 30 and Dessi Waple will be 42 on July 31. Last Friday Kay Ivers of Oaktown and Carol Cum- mings of Carlisle went to Jasper to meet with friends of Carol's from Winchester, IN. who is in the US Navy and stationed in Guam came home last Saturday to sur- prise her grandmother, Ev- elyne McClure in Princeton. She did this by calling her to say hello and then went over to Evelyne's home. Accompa- nying Mollie were her hus- band, Chris Ayers and sons, DJ and Tyson Ayers. While here they were Mollie McClure Ayers houseguests of Mollie's mother and sister, Karen and Jamie McClure in Princ- eton. They returned home to New Mexico on Monday and then Mollie returned to Guam where she has only one more year to serve and then she will have her 20 years in and retire. Rick and Nancy Wheat- ley took their granddaugh- ter, Josie to Evansville last Saturday with them to have dinner at a restaurant there. Bill and Kay Reneer at- tended the wedding of their granddaughter, Jessica Mey- er to AJ Hammel at the Mt. Olympus gym last Saturday and the reception was also hosted there. Last Sunday after church, Birthdays are Shaun Kel- By Judy True Rumble were Daniel Warren and his two daughters, Tal- ynn and Ariery of Missouri. The family had visited with Steve and Patty Sherman be- fore going to Sharon's. Later in the afternoon Stephanie Warren and son Jacob Hopf stopped by. Walt and Marcella Robb Tuesday visitors of Sharon and Don McKibben of Vin- cennes went to the Moose Lodge in Vincennes on Thursday evening. Vera Potts was in Prince- Audrene Cook of Hazleton ton on Friday morning. Rita McGuyer went to eat went to the Union Store on Tuesday for breakfast and then to Princeton to the Wa- ter's Nursing Home to visit with Georgie Blanton. Then on Friday they went back to the Waters to visit with Vep Degenhart. Bill and Kay Reneer were with her daughter, Tisha Jewel and her daughter, Bai- ley in Vincennes. last week. John and Cyi Schmidt of were Friday afternoon vis- itors of Helen Donovan in Hazleton for dinner to cele- brate both Hazel's and Hel- en's birthdays. Sue cooked the meal and afterwards chocolate cake and choco- late pie were served. Gage White turns six Beulah White of Union Princeton went to visit her grandparents, Rick and Nan- cy Wheatley in Giro, Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Kory Tracy in Evansville on Thursday and also had dinner before coming home. Judy Phillips and Ruby Resler attended the VFW School of Instructions on Friday and Saturday in In- dianapolis. Many changes are being made by National Headquarters. On Sunday they both attended VFW dis- trict meeting at Whiteland and there are several chang- es at the District level. Mary Everett of Dugger and Diana Tracy were here to go to Holiday World for the weekend. It had been two years since they had seen each other. Eric and Ra- chel Ramos and Chris Hop- per went to Holiday World in Santa Claus Land on Friday. Don McKibben visited with Audrene Cook of Ha- zleton on Friday. Jason and Charlotte Fred- worked at the Sullivan Coun- ty Fair on Monday. Tuesday her sons took her out for breakfast. Wednesday she gave a demonstration on Flower arrangements at the Fair. Thursday, Mary and her daughter-in-law, Brenda Everett were in Bloomfield. On Friday her granddaugh- ter came by for a visit and al- so her friend Mary Ball. Marvin and Sue Ellen Hazel Pauley and Tex Sim- mons went to RiverOaks Health campus to visit with friends. Martha Horne had a big Barton went to Evansville on Monday and while there they had dinner at a restau- rant in town. Then later that evening they went to the vis- itation for Beth Hunt Elliott at Colvin's Funeral Home in Princeton. Marylee Sullivan and Charlotte Miles visited with Phyllis Jones on Tuesday. Dian White of Chicago vis- surprise last Sunday. Some of her family joined her for lunch at RiverOaks. Attend- ing were her sister, Evelyne McClure, Maurice Hurt, Chris and Mollie Ayers and family, Jodi Meyer, Kathy and Dennis Kelley. Charlie and Betty Jo Wright and Brandi and Dave Wright all of Monroe City had dinner in Vincennes on Sunday evening. Past Monday overnight guests of Bryce and Jenny Collins were their grand- daughter and great-grand- son, Leah and Quincy Col- lins. Recent visitors of Jim and Inez King near Union were Larry and Ben Hume, and John and Tina Norrington, all of Winslow, and Bill and Debbie Wood of Petersburg. The Bunch for Lunch crew ited with Margie Wheeler in Hazleton last Tuesday after- noon. We received word of the erick and daughter Zoey, left on vacation to Utah where they will meet up with his brothers and families and also his parents. Becky Beadles and some hosted a birthday party for her great-grandson, Gage White who turned six years old. A "Batman" theme was carried out in the decora- tions and the cake. Follow- ing a dinner of hot dogs, po- tato salad and all the trim- mings cake and ice cream were served. Attending were Bill and Kay Reneer, Mike and Jen- na White, Robin and Jaylin White, and friends of Robin, Jeanette and Rex and daugh- ter Marissa. Gage received a lot of nice gifts. Celebrates 86th birthday Family and friends host- must be budgeted. That means determining the dif- ference between the fixed— what you must do—and the discretionary—what you would like to do. What caused Jesus to be such an organized person? (1) He understood His mission… (2) He under- stood His limits… (3) He had His eye on the future. Jesus spent the lion's turned from working in Hen- ryville, IN from July 16 thru July 20. They were involved with repairs and rebuilding after the tornado that was ravaged that area this past spring. They shared their ex- periences with the congrega- tion this past Sunday. Thank you, Mission Team, for all your labors! God bless! "Time is like money: it relieved. How precious did that Grace appear...the hour I first believed." Be in prayer this week for the lost, the sick, our church and always each other. God's blessings on you this week. Try to be kind and show God's love because every- one is fighting some kind of battle. If you don't have a church home we invite you to any of our services. Note the new times and days. Terry Beadles, Pastor Kathy Henderson, Re- porter Ryan Edrington, Superin- tendent, Rev. Gary Pancake, Assistant; Sunday morning worship 10:30. It was a wonderful week Sunday school 9:30 a.m., NEW LIBERTY G.B. CHURCH Coe of Bible School at New Lib- erty this week. We averaged around 39 kids who had a blast going to "Babylon" and learning about Daniel and his courage. Even the heat didn't stop the excitement. Homemade ice cream on Fri- day didn't hurt. We finished the week off with a wonder- ful program. The kids and adults did share of His time training 12 men. He said, "I will build my church" (Matthew 16:18 NKJV). How did He plan to build it? Through others. So the way to maximize your time—is to keep your life's purpose before you at all times and evaluate each de- cision in the light of it. (Tak- en in part from The Word For You Today). See you in church next Sunday. Mel Camp, Pastor friends attended the Pike County Rodeo on Friday evening. Marla and Greg Rollo and ed a carry-in dinner at La- fayette Park in Princeton last Sunday to celebrate the 86th birthday of Violet (Fer- guson) Earles. Twenty-five of those at- ing worship and Children's Church 10:30; Sunday eve- ning worship 7; Wednes- day, K4J and Teen class 6:30 and Adult Bible study will be Thursday 6:30 p.m. We will be studying in the book of Acts. Men's group at the church, first and third Saturday at 8 a.m. Breakfast will be served. Everyone is invited to join Sunday school 9:30; morn- WINSLOW G.B. CHURCH children, Mathew and Emi- ly visited with her parents, Joe Earl and Betty Brackin in Hazleton last Saturday. They were returning home from a vacation in Gatlin- burg, TN., before returning home to the Indianapolis ar- ea on Sunday. Richard and Sandy Melton of Francisco visited with Sharon Rumble on Satur- day morning and then went to watch their granddaugh- ter play softball. Afternoon visitor was Sharon's sister, Patty Sherman. Saturday afternoon vis- itors of Theresa Loveless were two of her neighbors, Jane Rogers and Marvin Charles. Cyi Schmidt, Keava Work- death of Billy Beach, a grad- uate of the Mt. Olympus Class of 1938 and a former teacher at Mt. Olympus High School. Bill and Gloria Huey of Sandborn and John and Barbara Ford of Hazleton at- tended the visitation for Bil- ly Beach. Marvin and Sue Ellen Bar- ton went to Colvin's Funeral Home in Princeton on Tues- day for the visitation for Ha- zel Kolb. Bob Sloan of Francis- co visited with his mother, Margie Wheeler on Monday and Saturday. They were put- ting up corn and canning to- matoes. Jim and Inez King visited met at a restaurant in Princ- eton for lunch on Monday. Those attending were Eve- lyne McClure, Maurice Hurt, Fern Peavler and Rose Mary Krieg of Princeton and Don- na Jenkins and Jerry and Pat Ott of Francisco. Charlotte Miles visited with Patty McDonnell on Monday. Hazel Pauley and Tex Simmons went to the Exec- utive luncheon at RiverOaks Health Campus on Tuesday and then afterwards, Tex called bingofor those in at- tendance. man, Fauna Comer and Kae- la Kell went to Indianapolis to eat at Joe's Crab Shack and then attended a movie. John and Cindy Waple and tendees covering five gen- erations were descendants of Violet and the late Cecil Earles. Attending were Bil- ly J. Earles of Princeton, Da- rald W. Earles and Lawan- na Sue Green of Henderson, KY; Wayne, Cody, Memphis, and Anakin Schieve of Hunt- ingburg; Marjori and Jere- my Schieve and Jackey Low- ery of Sellersburg; Ray and Amy Earles of Evansville; Michelle, Dylan and Abigail Taylor of Martinsville; An- thony McDowell, Katie and Riley Hedden, Leah, Tom and Jeff Romanic, John and Theresa Riley and Landon Hedden all of Oakland City; David, Oraletta and Jessica Earles of Petersburg; Brandy and Mariska Earles of Ow- ensville; Bill Knust and Rob- in Kermode of Patoka; Car- ol Hedden, Mitchel, Violet, Phil and Martha Earles all of Princeton. Card shower Jonathon went to the Fort Wayne Zoo on Saturday. Becky Beadles and her mother Janet Beadles took the ladies that drink coffee at a restaurant in Princeton to a restaurant in Poseyville for breakfast. Birthdays celebrated Lorrayne Perry celebrated ing planned for Hazel Col- lins who will be 93 on July 27. To send her a card the address is: 1772 E. Giro Rd., Hazleton, IN.47640. Sweet Corn Festival Gamma Omega Chapter A "Card Shower" is be- her 87th birthday on Friday. She received several calls and some friends brought in a birthday cake and flow- ers that morning to start her day outright. Betty McDermott and with their daughter and fam- ily in Evansville last week, Terri and Don Merle and Samuel Gibbs. Past week visitors of Mil- lie West in Union were Den- nis and Marilyn West of Princeton. Brittany White of Hazle- Pam Robinson took Sharon Rumble to the Union Store for lunch Friday afternoon to celebrate Sharon's birthday. Leon Whittington had cat- ton visited with her grand- mother, Vera Potts on Thurs- day afternoon. Ed and Charlotte Miles went to Oakland City for din- ner on Thursday and then went to the cemetery. Larry Pauley and his mother, Hazel Pauley went to Evansville on Thursday afternoon. aract surgery on his eyes last Tuesday and is doing well. To celebrate Leon Whitting- ton's birthday Debbie and Curt Cain took Leon and wife Alice out to dinner in Fort Branch on Friday eve- ning. David and Anita Walters, of Tri-Kappa seeks contes- tants for the Oakland City Little Miss Sweet Corn pag- eant, scheduled at 7 p.m. on August 3 at the Wood Memo- rial cafeteria. Contestants must be between the age 5- 7 at the time of the contest. A $40 sponsor fee is request- ed. The number of entrants is limited. Practices begin in July. For more information contact Tammy Schroeder at 749-3157. If anyone is in- terested in the Sweet Corn Queen pageant contact Ka- ci Guth at 812-582-2775, ag- es are 16-20. Fellowship at HUMC All ladies 18 and older are Ellis Truitt and Ruby Resler had dinner at the Log Inn on Thursday, July 19. They cel- ebrated the birthdays of Da- vid and Ellis. Hazel Collins, Pat ty Sweepy and Sue Mounts invited to share in an eve- ning offellowship, praise, laughter and sharing begin- ning at 5:30 p.m. CDT on Au- gust 4, at the Hazleton Unit- ed Methodist Church. Pro- vided: Potato/salad bar, tea, lemonade, water. RSVP by July 31 to Chastity at 890- 0321 or Lisa at 779-2242. The women's group from Mt. Tabor Church met at Continued on page 8 a spectacular job. Who says serving God is bor- ing? We appreciate Arthur G.B. Church for allowing us to use their decorations as well. Great job to all—espe- cially Christie McLaughlin, our director. Rev. Pancake and Ru- by will be returning Bren- na and Aaron back to their home in New York this Sun- day, so Ryan will bring the morning message. We have missed them since Josh has been stationed at Fort Drum. We decided to move our fellowship dinner to Au- gust 12 and call it a "Back to School" dinner. School in Pike County begins on Fri- day, Aug. 10. Our Mission Statement: Loving the 99, always look- ing for the one. Gary Pancake, Pastor Georgia Mason, Reporter THE CHURCH ALIVE 506 N. 9th Street Petersburg us for coffee and fellowship at 9:20 each Sunday morning before Sunday school, July 26—6 p.m. RE Board meeting. July 28—Bible School 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ages K-13 years. For more informa- tion, call Pastor Terry at 582-0290. I love music, I can get a ship and praise service 7; Children's Sunday school 10 a.m., classes for all ag- es; Sunday morning wor- ship 10:15. Come and be a part of Wednesday night wor- God's outpouring in our town. Upcoming events: Proph- etess Joyce Still from Lex- ington, SC will be with us August 5-10 at 7 p.m. nightly. She works in the Gifts of powerful life changing mes- sage out of one song then an hour of preaching at times. God uses messages or songs or His written words to speak to our hearts. Here is a verse from one of my fa- vorites songs that gives even the lost sinner hope. "Amazing Grace, how the Word of Knowledge, the Word of Wisdom, the Gifts of Healing and Miracles. They are evident in every service where she ministers Jesus Christ to the needs of the people. We regret that at this time, sweet the sound, That saved a wretch like me....I once was lost but now am found, Was blind, but now, I see. T'was Grace that taught...my heart to fear. And Grace, my fears due to lack of viewer fund- ing, we will have to suspend our weekly programming. When we get more dona- tions, we will restart our ser- vices on New Wave Channel 23. Mark Davis, Pastor Greg Davis, Asst. Pastor and Music Director Newsworthy? Give us a call–354-8500 Something start planning your Fall Wedding TODAY! FREE! Bambini's Get Your 6th TUXEDOS — and — Rent 5 Tues. — Fri. 10: 30am -6:00 p.m. Saturday 218 E. Main St., Washington, IN 812-254-0576 • Facebook bambinisshop.net 10:30am - 3:00 p.m. LADIES STOP IN AND OUR FORMALS CHECK OUT