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D-6 Wednesday, August 22, 2012 Personals John B. (Boot) Shawhan was on August 15 and Lar- ry Shawhan was August 17. Current birthdays are Tren- ton Armstrong on August 23, Netah Roberts will be 51 on August 23, Stacy Ice on Au- gust 24, Andrew Dill will be 13 on August 24, Marleigh Ruth Wright will be 2 on August 24, Thomas Schatz will be 3 on August 26, Aus- tin Frasier will be 18 on Au- gust 27, Marada Willis on August 28, Kenzie Ellis will be 5 on August 28, Randy Hurst will be 42 on August 28, Terri Sullivan on August 30, Steve Bassler, Coetta Rik- er and Leah Collins on Au- gust 31. Randy and Valerie Hurst Belated birthdays are By Judy True will celebrate their 21st wed- ding on August 30. Mary Everett of Dugger to the visitation at Colvin Fu- neral Home for Ellen Long- abaugh last week. Joe and Bette Coomer went to Corydon Jamboree on Saturday night. Dallas Paul Collins went dress is: Amber Manor Care Center, Room 128, 801 E. Il- linois St., Petersburg, IN 47567. Jean and Harvey Callahan of Union visited with Sharon Rumble last week. Lou and Marilyn Gaston were past week visitors of Beulah White. The Bunch for Lunch crew 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 of Francisco. Rick and Nancy Wheatley were in Princeton on Mon- day morning for breakfast and then went to Fort Branch to the Vet. Marvin and Sue Ellen Bar- ton and son Derek returned to the Indianapolis State Fair for a few days last week. Der- ek plays at the Pioneer Vil- lage on the weekends. Inez King of near Union at- The Press-Dispatch were Sunday afternooon visitors of Greg and Barba- ra Hamm. The Hamms' took them on a tour of I-69. They went down and under the in- terchange and all around it. Last week, Dr. John and Dr. Marybeth Feutz from the Princeton Veterinary Hospital in Princeton had a chance to go to San Diego for the American Veterinary Medical Association Annu- al Convention. This conven- tion, conducted every year, is moved all over the country. Kathy and Dennis Kelley tended the Ayrshire Reunion last Saturday at the Ayrshire Valley General Baptist Fel- lowship Hall. Leon and Alice Whitting- Saluting America stand at attention before the home football game last Friday, a victory over the North Knox Warriors. The band always starts the home games with the National Anthem and performs its fall program at halftime. The Pike Central High School Charger Brigade play the National Anthem as the PCHS Cheerleaders ton attended the 'Home- schoolers' spaghetti dinner and auction at the First Bap- tist Church in Princeton on Monday evening. Sanders family update Spencer Allen Sanders, had lunch in Terre Haute on Sunday afternoon with their daughter and family, Staycee, Turk, Asa and Al- ex Christie of Greenwood. Ashley Shoultz was a 11, grandson of Myron and Sherry Sanders of Mt. Olym- pus has autism. Spencer cur- rently resides with his dad in Missouri. He is the great- grandson of the late Oscar Allen and Belva Sanders of Patoka, and nephew of the late Sherrell Allen Sander's. Spencer, the son of Shawn Tuesday afternoon visitor of her grandparents, Charles and Shelba Shoultz. She moved back to the Universi- ty of Evansville campus on Wednesday where she is a junior this year. Weekend visitors of Bob and Betty Chesser were their son and family, Dave and Mary Chesser and their daughter and family, Ruth- ann and Mike Hillenbrand. They all spent last weekend with family and friends. Sunday dinner guests at Allen Sanders, has recently been accepted to a Univer- sity's Horse Therapy Pro- gram. Spencer has a Ther- apy Horse, Bear. Spencer loves horses and this was a perfect program for him to participate in. Shawn lived here for two ton went to Oakland City last week for dinner at a restau- rant there. Leon and Alice Whitting- Marvin and Sue Ellen Bar- ton were at the Union Store on Tuesday afternoon for lunch. Kayla Whitehead and her took his mother, Margie Wheeler to Vincennes on Thursday. Pam Duncan of Evansville Bob Sloan of Francisco infant daughter, Audrey vis- ited with her grandmother, Lorrayne Perry last week. Recent visitors of Ber- nice Rainey were Janie Wil- liams, Ruth Burns, Jodi Har- ris, Mitchell and Michael Moade. Dallas Paul and Nancy Collis went to Evansville a couple of times last week. Jean Adams of Oakland years with Oscar and Belva Sanders while attending Vin- cennes University's two year Aviation Program. He went on to Purdue University of Lafayette where he earned a degree in Aviation and has been a commercial pilot for a major airline for many years. Maggie Armstrong took the home of Beulah White were Bill and Kay Reneer, Mike and Jenna White. Barry and Sandy Bane were in Nashville, TN to at- tend the Grand Ole Opry where Keith Urban was the headliner. They also went through the renovated Op- ryland Hotel and the Opry Mills Mall. Jeremiah Kelley of Hazle- ton visited with his great- grandmother, Evelyne Mc- Clure over the weekend. Paul Pancake of Otwell, City and her daughter, Mer- edith Bysarobich went to St. Louis for the Il Divo concert last week. Mt. Tabor Church News On Sunday, August 26, her dad, Mike True to the doctor in Indianapolis for a follow-up visit on Tuesday af- ternoon. Inez King went to St. Mary's Medical Center on Tuesday to visit with her sis- ter, Deloris Blount who was a patient there. Deloris is con- valescing at home. Kaela Kell of Hazleton vis- ited with her grandparents, Rick and Nancy Wheatley last week. Walt and Marcela Robb formerly of Petersburg, is a patient at Amber Manor and would enjoy his friends send- ing a card of cheer. The ad- Pastor Kevin Easton and the Union Community Church will be worshiping joint- ly with Mt. Tabor. Pastor Easton will be preaching and there will be special music. After the morning service, there will a carry-in meal. Everyone is invited. Sun- day school is at 9:30 a.m. with church services begin- ning at 10:30 a.m. Charlotte Miles went to play bingo at the Brumfield apartments on Thursday eve- ning. Rita McGuyer went to Evansville on Friday after- noon. Walt and Marcella Robb went to the Union Store for breakfast on Tuesday and then went to the Waters Nursing Home in Prince- ton to visit with Vep Degen- hart, Georgie Blanton and Mary West. were in Princeton on Friday and had lunch. Past week visitors of Mil- visited with her parents last week, Joe Earl and Betty Brackin of Hazleton. Friends of the Oakland City Columbia Township Public Library are now col- lecting books for their an- nual used book sale. Dona- tions may be brought to the library during regular busi- ness hours. Pick up is avail- able for those unable to leave their home. Call 749-3559 for more information. Edman Stewart of Mon- roe City took Shaun Colvin of Washington a bucket of ap- ples last week. Rick and Nancy Wheatley Joan Whitehead, Ollie and Sue Doublemont, Jim and Kay Dickerson and Maggie Hanes. Tony Schroeder visited Louis to watch the Cardinals play baseball on Saturday. Rick Wheatley went to with Ruth Morrison in Princ- eton last Sunday. Ann Ice of Hazleton and niece Mindi Lashbrook Bell and great nieces, Taylor Bell and Ashley Humphreys of Murfreesboro TN, recently spent a day at Holiday World. Norma Jean Engler, Ha- Princeton on Saturday morning to attend the pan- cake breakfast to benefit the Princeton Community High School football team. Also joining them were Cyi and John Schmidt and son Niko- li and Kaela Kell. Bill and Marada Willis zel Pauley and Betty Mc- Dermott visited with Lil Pinkston in Evansville last Friday. They are sorority sisters. Sharon Kramer and Ken- dra Dewig had lunch togeth- er last Friday in Princeton. Christopher Cox of near were in Princeton on Friday and met two of their grand- daughters and one great- grandson, Cyi Schmidt and infant son, Nikloi and Kaela Kell, for lunch. Past week visitors of Mar- Owensville was a Friday visitor of his uncle, Edman Stewart. Lucy McKannon and Les- attended the Oakland City Holiness Camp Meeting last week. Don Ellis and family of Seattle, WA will be in next week to visit with his fami- ly and friends. Lorrayne Perry attended her great-grandson's soccer game on Saturday morning. Hunter Catt, age 8, is the son of Chris and Kim Catt. Jordan Hunt and Emily gie Wheeler were Becky Newton of Union, Bob Sloan and great granddaughter, Courtney and great-great- granddaughter of Margie. Brock Jones, 13, from Vin- cennes raced his go-kart at the Go-Kart Races on Seed Tick Rd. in Princeton last week. He is the son of Kelly and Kyla Jones and grandson of Joe Earl and Betty Brack- in of Hazleton. Bill and Kay Reneer were lie Schatz went to Indianapo- lis to visit with Leslie's sons and Lucy's grandsons on Sat- urday. Dessi Waple and some of her friends attended the O' Festival in Owensboro, KY on Saturday. Audrene Cook and Don Ochs had lunch at the Union store on Saturday. Rick and Nancy Wheat- ley went to the restaurant in Hazleton for dinner last Sat- urday. Don McKibben's grand- McKibben went to the Moose Lodge on Friday and then on Saturday evening they went to the river to at- tend a cookout with friends. Mike and Ann Ice, Jim and in Princeton on Friday and had dinner at a restaurant there. Past week visitors of Sha- lie West in Union were son, Dennis West of Princeton and grandson, Jay Horn- brooke of Evansville. Bill Hall was passing out five gallons of apples to friends in the area. H Church news the devil has tried to steal. He came to give us complete victory and power over the devil. In your life, don't tolerate Continued from page 5 evil or accept compromise! Don't allow Satan to have any influence in your life or the life of your family mem- bers. Exercise the authority God has given you, in Jesus' name, to bind Satan's pow- er. Declare your freedom in Christ. Today, thank God for the blessings that He has pre- pared for you. Believe Him for abundance. Thank Him for meeting your every need. Celebrate the victory that you have through Jesus. Prayer: Father, I declare victory over the devil in ev- ery area of my life. I will not tolerate his lies and decep- tion. 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