Mr. and Mrs. Louis Purvin,
3 184 N. Main St., Shavertown,
observed their 50th wedding
anniversary, March 18. They
+ wre married March 18, 1925,
at Dalton by the Rev. George
Catherine Peters Cooney and
John Purvin.
Mrs. Purvin is the former
~ Pearl Horlacher of Ashley.
Mr. Purvin, now retired, had
been employed at a service
station and prior to that
worked at the boys’ school in
The Riding-Ho 4-H Club
will conduct a horseback
_ ride-a-thon for the benefit of
Heather Smith. The ride will
begin from the Lehman
Horse Show Grounds on April
6 at 10 a.m. and will continue
until about 1 p.m. The route
will be outlined on the
sponsor sheets which can be
obtained at the following
places: Cook’s Store, Leh-
‘“man;’ Agway, Dallas;
Daring’s, Dallas; Evans
Drugg Store, Shavertown;
Ben’s Economy Store,
© Centermoreland; Half
Circle, Plymouth; Puter-
~~ baugh’s Harveys Lake;
Mohawk, Idetown; Russ
Major's Sweet Valley or call
Debbie Makel, 675-3571.
Riders will be required to
obtain sponsors at a
minimum of 25 cents per
mile. The ride will be ap-
proximately nine miles
round trip. Any person who
~~ has access to a horse is,
welcome to participate.
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Margaret Ann Godek,
daughter of Michael L.
‘Godek Oak Hill Dallas has
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The couple has three
children: Esther Purvin
Atherholdt, West Wyoming;
Gerri Purvin Northcutt, Las
Vegas; and Donald,
Shavertown. A son,
Frederick, is deceased.
They also have 10 grand-
children and six great-
grandenildren.
They were guests of honor
at a dinner held at the
Dresden in’ Wilkes-Barre.
Any groups wishing to.
sponsor sheets for their
clubs, may call the above
number. Donations from any
organization or business will
be gratefully accepted. Make
checks payable to Riding-Ho
4-H Club, R.D. No. 1, Dallas,
Pa. care of Mrs. Florence
Finn.
Church to
present concert
Emmanuel Assembly of
God Church, Harveys Lake,
will host a Sacred Music
Concert, Palm Sunday, at
10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m.
The ‘‘Nulton Sisters”,
three teenage girls of
Milerstown, will be guest
artists. They will present a
program of unique Gospel
singing through a variety of
songs in both services. Each
service will end with a short
devotional message.
The public is invited to
attend the concert.
been named St. Cyril
Academy’s 1975 Betty
Crocker “Family Leader of
Tomorrow.’ Miss Godek
won the honor by scoring
high in a written knowledge
and attitude examination
administered to high school
seniors here and throughout
the country Dec.
She will receive a specially
designed award from
General Mills, sponsor of the
annual Betty Crocker Search
for Leadership in Family
Living and become eligible
CELEBRATING OUR |
'25 TH ANNIVERSARY |
This Week's
Mr. & Mrs. “Joseph Levi,
Jr., of Chase Rd., Shaver-
town, announce the
engagement of their
daughter Mary Ann to An-
drew B. Michaels, son of Mr.
& Mrs. Alex Graham of 674
Main St., Edwardsville and
the late Andrew V. Michaels.
Miss Levi is a graduate of
Lake Lehman High School
and is employed in the Credit
office at
Department Store, Kingston.
Mr. Michaels graduated
from Wyoming Valley West
High School and is employed
by Lake View Sales, Dallas.
The wedding will take
place August 30, at St.
Therea’s Church, Shaver-
town.
The Lambda Kappa
chapter of Beta Sigma Phi,
Dallas, met at the home of
Mrs. Edmund Ross on March
6, for their * bi-monthly
meeting. A baked goods
auction was held with all
members contributing their
favorite recipe. Proceeds
from the auction will go to
the chapter’s treasury.
A contribution was made to
the Nancy Bertz fund at the
request of the Harrisburg
City Council. Mrs. Bertz is a
member of Beta Sigma Phi in
Harrisburg.
All pledges of Lambda
Kappa will receive their
Ritual of Jewels Degree at a
special ceremony to be held
on March 20.
Items of interest from the
month of February included
a donation of various articles
of children’s clothing to a
Dallas family, an
enlightening discussion on
home decorating led by in-
terior decorator Susan
Sternfeld of Dallas, and a
Sweetheart’s Dinner held at
the Castle Inn at which time
honored Mrs. Norman
Namey, Kingson.
Plans are underway for a
home of Mrs. Raymond
Hagen, Dorchester Drive,
Dallas. A celebration to
commemorate Founders
Day will be in April A
weekend trip to Hershey for
Convention of Beta Sigma
Phi is planned in June.
Karen Fry
to wed
Mr. ‘and Mrs. Joseph W.
Fry, 113 ‘Davis St.
Trucksville, antounce the
approaching marriage of
their daughter, Miss Karen
Jiri Ery feito rin dohn: TG.
Pulchalsky, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John E. Puchalsky, Rd.
35 Carverton Road,
Wyoming.
The ceremony will take
place Saturday morning at 11
in St. Theresa’s Church,
Shavertown. Rev. Vincent
Langan, Scranton, will
perform the ceremony. A
reception will follow at the
VEW Home, Kingston, after
which the counle will leave
on a trip to Florida.
Bride-elect is a graduate of
Wilkescollege and is
associated with the United
Services Agency, Depart-
ment of Public Welfare, in
Tunkhannock. Mr.
Puchalsky is a student at
Wilkes College.
Laurie Fry, sister of the
bride-elect, will be maid of
honor. Bridesmaids will be
Diane Fry, Denise Cashman
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and Pam Sabol. Allison Fry
will be flower girl. David
Puchalsky will be his
brother’s best man. Ushers
will be Joseph Fry, Jr.,
James Dvorzniack and Mike
to shut-ins
The Back Mountain
Memorial Library is anxious
to increase its service to
shut-ins in the area. At the
present time books are
delivered to six individuals
who are unable to come to the
library themselves. The
service has been provided,
ably and faithfully, by Mrs.
Charles Miner. Recently
other volunteers have offered
their time thus making it
possible for the library to
expand its delivery area.
Any shut-in residing in the
Back Mountain who would
like books delivered or
anyone knowing of a shut-in
who might be interested,
may call the library at 675-
1182 for particulars.
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