The Press-Dispatch
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D-6 Wednesday, August 29, 2012 Personals will be 63, Patty Morrison will be 46 and Frieda Mason will be 44 on September 1, Roy 'Quig' Tolbert on Sept. 2, Jerry Reneer on Sept. 4, Martha Horne on Sept. 6, Isaac David True will be 6 years on Sept. 6, Donna Jen- kins on September 10, Rev. and Mrs. Mike(Jean) Birthdays are Joe Waple By Judy True Tarner celebrated their 41st wedding anniversary on Au- gust 21. Joe Earl and Betty Brack- recently had a hip replace- ment and he is the nephew of Erma Cottongim. Pastor Mike and Jean John White of Winslow Tarner celebrated their 41st wedding anniversary Tues- day, Aug. 21. They had din- ner and watched "Church Basement Ladies 2" at The Derby Dinner Playhouse" with Jean's sister and hus- band, Cheryl and Chuck Boss of Louisville, KY. Charlotte Miles went to in will celebrate their wed- ding anniversary on Sept. 6. Mary Everett of Dugger, the cemetery on Monday and then to Oakland City. Christopher Cox of near Mary Ball, Mayme Taylor and Don Baize attended the Corydon Jamboree Satur- day night. Edman Stewart went to visit Shaun Colvin in Wash- ington last Saturday. Denver and Marylee Sullivan attended the Eng- lish and Willis Reunion at Horandy Park last Sunday. After church on Sunday, Jim Ice and granddaugh- ter, Laura Ice and his sis- ter, Betty Cain had lunch at a restaurant in Princeton. Leon and Alice Whitting- Owensville was a patient at Gibson General Hospi- tal in Princeton last week. Christopher is the nephew of Edman Stewart of Mon- roe City. Martha Horne will cele- brate her birthday on Sept. 6 and would enjoy hearing from family and friends. To send her a card the address is: River Oaks Health Cam- pus, 1244 Vail St., Room 501, Princeton, IN 47670. Dallas Paul and Nancy ton went to the Senior Cen- ter in Princeton last week to attend their luau and bar- becue dinner and to see the River City Clowns. The Bunch for Lunch crew met at a restaurant in Princeton for lunch on Mon- day. Those attending were: Evelyne McClure, Maurice Hurt, Fern Peavler and Rose Mary Krieg of Princeton, Joe and Pat Ott and Donna Jenkins of Francisco. Charlie and Betty Jo Wright of Monroe City ate supper inVincennes last Monday evening. Vera Potts entertained her family with a Sunday dinner at her home. Those attend- ing were Jeff White of Hol- land, Barbara Potts and Rick Dance, both of Evansville. Ruby Resler visited with June Gabbard on Friday. She has been very ill and was hospitalized in Evans- ville. She got to come home on Sunday. Seems to be in good spirits, and glad to be convalescing at home. To send June a card the ad- dress is: 1435 E. Conser- vation Dr., Princeton, IN 47670. Karri George of Lafayette The Press-Dispatch Collins went on Thursday and Friday evening to the Edwardsport First Method- ist Church where their pas- tor, Jay Howder from Bun- ker Hill G.B. Church, was conducting a revival and Nancy was singing. Curt and Debi Cain have returned home from Flor- ida where they were visit- ing with their daughter and family. Cathy Briner and Sue Indiana State Fair on Sunday, Aug. 19. If they placed first or second in their class, they would then participate in the Tournament of Champions. Several kids from Pike County participated in different categories in the Pedal Tractor Pull at the Local kids participate in at State Fair Pedal Pull ing in the Pedal Tractor Pull at Indiana State Fair were Park- er Goeppner, 3 and 4 years old, 3rd place; Maddox Hunt, 5 and 6 years old, 1st place and 4th place Pike County kids participat- Mounts visited with Hazel Collins on Monday and Lin- da Longabaugh visited on Wednesday afternoon. Kay Reneer and her granddaughter, Dezi Kerns and Jenna White attended the Women's Group at Mt. Tabor Church on Wednes- day evening. We received word of the er, Mille West of Union out for dinner one day last week. Joyce Selby went to Wash- death of Tom Ryan, a grad- uate from Hazleton High School class of 1959. He was a Navy Veteran. Rick and Nancy Wheat- ington on Friday and visited with her cousin, Patty Sult and her sister-in-law, Ruth Burris. Afterwards she stopped in Jasper for lunch. Leon and Alice Whitting- in the Tournament of Champi- ons; Brodyn Hunt, 7 and 8 years old; Corey Goeppner, 7 and 8 years old, 5th place; Avery Hunt, 7 and 8 years old, first place and 4th place in Tournament of Cham- ities. Later they took Luke home and Josie spent the night. On Sunday they went to Princeton for breakfast. Public Meeting for I-69 Community Day event A public meeting re- ley went to Oakland City on Thursday to pick up some great-grandchildren from school— Malcolm, Liam and Daisy. Dinner guests one day brated in Evansville last Tuesday and attending were Sonny and Peggy Driskell of Decker. Betty Chesser visited was a past week visitor of her mother, Erma Cottongim in Richmond, formerly of Pe- tersburg. Erma was recently a patient in the hospital but is now home. Lorali George, Erma's granddaughter, is vis- iting her grandmother for awhile. Cousins' Day was cele- Evansville on Thursday morning. Bob Sloan of Francis- co took his mother, Mar- gie Wheeler of Hazleton to Vincennes to see a doctor on Thursday. Jane Rogers celebrated with Charlotte Miles last week and brought her some homemade pies. After church on Sunday, Evelyne McClure, Mau- rice Hurt, Jean Redfairn, Jim Richfield and Jodi Meyer went to the RiverO- aks Health Campus to have lunch with Evelyne's sister, Martha Horne. Walt and Marcella Robb last week of Beulah White in Union were Lou and Marilyn Gaston of Prince- ton, Mike and Jenna White and Bill and Kay Reneer. Homemade potato soup was served. Becky Beadles was in ton went to the Union Store for breakfast on Saturday morning and then went to Petersburg to take a birth- day present to Leon's son, Rick Whittington. On the way home they stopped and talked to Larry Hunt who was out walking. Charlie and Betty Jo Wright ate lunch at a restau- rant in Vincennes on Satur- day afternoon with their son and daughter-in-law, Dave and Brandi Wright. On Sunday morning, pions; Brandon Goeppner, 9 and 10 years old, 4th place, also Jaron Hunt in 9 and 10 years old; Ethan Hunt, 11 and 12 years old, 1st place and 3rd place in Tourna- ment of Champions. H Church news Continued from page 5 OTWELL Marvin and Sue Ellen Bar- ton and their son, Derek Barton went to a church in Mt. Vernon where Sue El- len and Derek sang. Mike True enjoyed a vis- it from his cousin, Rick Sa- lem of Evansville, last week. Beulah White hosted din- her birthday last week with family and friends in atten- dance. Tuesday visitor of Char- ner on Sunday and attend- ing were Bill and Kay Re- neer and Mike and Jenna White. Don McKibben took his went to the Union Store for breakfast on Tuesday and then to the Water's in Princ- eton to visit with Georgie Blanton and Vep Degen- hart. Marvin and Sue Ellen Barton recently had lunch in Evansville. Rick and Nancy Wheat- ley went to Princeton on Wednesday for lunch and then visited with grand- daughter, Cyi Schmidt and son Nikol. Ruthie Burns visited with August 14, Brittany White turned 21. She is the grand- daughter of Vera Potts. Betty Cain visited with lotte Miles was Phyllis Rain- ey. Thursday visitor was Neena Stevens and Betty Hoover came for supper. On Friday Charlotte went to Neena's for lunch, and then on Saturday, Charlotte at- tended the Gospel Sing at Immanuel Baptist Church where Jeff Bryant was the featured singer. Marylee Sullivan was in Vincennes on Friday and then on the way home she stopped to visit with Ruth- ie Hall at Hazleton. Joe Earl and Betty Brack- garding the I-69 Commu- nity Day celebration will be conducted on Thursday, Aug. 30, 2012 at 8 a.m. in the Princeton City Building. The I-69 Community Day is designed to allow the pub- lic totake part in activities on and around the new in- terstate that they will nev- er again have the opportuni- ty to do once the interstate is open to traffic. Gibson County's event is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 20, 2012 from 11 a.m.- 8 p.m. near the intersection of S.R. 64 and I-69 near Oakland City. Activities currently be- ship 10:30; evening worship 7; Wednesday prayer and Bi- ble study meeting 7. William Breidenbaugh, Sunday school 9:30; wor- CONTENDERS OF FAITH Pastor ing worship 10:30; Wednes- day Bible study 6:30. Sunday, Sept. 9 will be our GLEZEN G.B. CHURCH Sunday school 9:30; morn- Homecoming Celebration. Come and spend the day with us. Remember those on our grandson home over the weekend, back to Illinois, where he is joining the Army. Dessi and Tylan Waple and Joeldon, Jennifer, Lo- gan and Maddi Waple at- tended the Kentucky State Fair over the weekend. Past week visitors of Lor- ing planned include a vin- tage car cruise-in, antique tractor drive, and children's games plus food vendors and several other activities for all ages. Anyone wishing to participate or contribute ideas or suggestions is in- vited to attend the August 30 meeting. For more infor- mation, contact the Gibson County Chamber of Com- merce at 812-385-2143 or the Gibson County Visitors & Tourism Bureau at 812- 385-0999. If you have some news for rayne Perry were her son and wife, Denny and Phyl- lis Whitehead. Kim and Chris Catt and son Hunt- er stopped by after his soc- cer game on Saturday after- noon. Patty Sherman and Sha- in were in Evansville on Thursday and Friday. Rick and Nancy Wheat- ley were in Vincennes on Friday and went out to eat. Audrene Cook of Hazle- Bernice Rainey in Princeton on Wednesday afternoon. A belated birthday was on ton and Don McKibben went to the Moose Lodge in Vincennes for dinner on Friday evening. On Friday morning, Walt her nephew and family, Rev. and Mrs. Gary (Becky) Ar- nold last week in Princeton. The fifth annual Civil War Days encampment is in Princeton on Sept. 7-9, beginning with the school day on Friday, An encamp- ment and battles and period presentations are planned at Lafayette Park on Sept. 8-9. Spaghetti supper and auction Methodist Church will host its annual baked spaghetti supper and auction, Satur- day evening Sept. 8, begin- ning at 6 p.m. The public is invited to participate. Dave Wright took his Hamline Chapel United daughter, Leslie Schatz went to Indianapolis over the weekend to visit with Leslie's sons and Lucy's grandsons. Bill and Kay Reneer were in Princeton on Friday and then ate supper at a restau- rant there. Monday visitor of was and Marcella Robb and their son, Don Ellis and Ja- son and Jadi of Seattle, WA went to the Union store for breakfast and then that eve- ning they all met with Den- ny, Diana and Colt Hadley to have dinner at a restau- rant in Princeton. Lucy McKannon and ron Rumble were in Peters- burg last week. Margie Shouse of Madi- sonville, KY came in to at- tend the Ice Reunion on Sunday at the Hazleton Community Center. Jay Hornbrooke of Evans- ville visited his grandmoth- er, Millie West on Saturday afternoon. An open house was host- ed on Saturday afternoon for the birthday of Jimmie Ritcheson of Hazleton with lots of family and friends in attendance. Saturday visitors of Ber- 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. prayer list, the shut-ins and our lost loved ones. "I waited patiently for the Lord; He turned to me and heard my cry. He lifted me out of the slimy pit, out of the mud and mire; He set my feet on a rock and gave me a firm place to stand" (Psalm 40:1-2). Jack Hamm, Pastor Karri Brock, Reporter 1194 E. Co. Rd. 400 N. Prides Creek Road, Petersburg BRENTON CHAPEL CHURCH OF CHRIST classes 10; worship 10:30; evening worship 6; Wednes- day evening Bible study 7. George Fiscus, Minister Sunday morning Bible worship 10; Sunday evening worship 6. Wednesday evening Bi- sumed youth group 7. If you would like a ride to and from church services, call 354-8800. Jim Gidcumb and Eddie Willis, Pastors LUTHERAN CHURCH Stendal ST. PETER'S ing the "Divine Drama" by Crossways at 9 a.m.; Wor- ship with Holy Communion 10:15. Edwin H. Wicks, Pastor ing services on Tuesday and Friday nights at 6:30 p.m. Jerry Newkirk, Pastor Geneva Deen, Reporter UNION COMMUNITY CHURCH ship service 10:30, followed with lunch and Bible study. Kevin (Linda) Easton, Pastor New Beginnings CELEBRATION Saturday, September 1 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. BBQ Dinners by Drifters BBQ 5K Run/Walk/Stroll starts at 9 a.m. Talent Show at 1 p.m. Tour the Lyles Station nice Rainey were her neph- ew, Mitchell Moade and her niece. Jodi and Barb Wade of Historic School & Museum Children's games Melton of Francisco vis- ited with Sharon Rumble, Sunday afternoon. Lorrayne Perry recently mother, Betty Jo Wright to Louisville on Wednesday to see a doctor and enroute home they stopped in Jas- per for lunch. Vincennes on Saturday picking up supplies for the Blue Jean Center in Mon- roe City. Dennis and Marilyn West of Princeton took his moth- Margie Sloan was her son, Bob Sloan and granddaugh- ter, and on Thursday, Becky Newton of Union was a vis- itor. Edman Stewart was in Hazleton attended the Wade reunion at Pride's Creek on Sunday afternoon. Richard and Sandy Variety of food vendors New Beginnings Bike Ride at 8 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 2 visit www.LylesStationBicycleRide.webs.com for more information on the Bike Ride visited with friends at the Hoover Apts. Rick and Nancy Wheat- Sunday school 9:30; wor- 3082 N. CR 850 W., Union Gospel singing and preach- GOSPEL CHURCH 510 Main Street WINSLOW FULL Sunday School start- Sunday school 9; morning 342 E. CR 300 N. Petersburg RIVER OF LIFE FELLOWSHIP ble study and Extreme Kids 7 p.m. Thursday evening Con- ley and grandchildren, Luke and Josie attended the first birthday party for Zachery Horton in West Salem, IL on Saturday, at the home of his parents, Chantel and Chris Horton. The theme of the party, ' Dr. Seuss' was car- ried out in the cake and dec- orations. Lots of family and friends attended the festiv- Located 5 miles west of Princeton, Indiana For more information & directions to Lyles Station, visit www.LylesStation.org or call 812-385-2534.