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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1962
Page
7
Priesthood meeting at 8 45 a m Sunday School at 10 00 a m with sacrament meeting after. Genealogy meeting Monday 7 30 p m MIA Tuesday 7 30 p m Relief Society Wednesday April 4 Theology and Testimony 2 00 p m Primary Thursday 4 00 p m.
First Sunday service is Holy Eucharist along with all other Sundays. Morning Prayer offered at 11 a.m. The Rev. Jackson Gilliam and The Rev. Charles du Bois serve as Priests-in-Charge.
The Old Reform Church invites visitors to attend Sunday services at 10 a.m. and 2:15 p.m. on Highway 89, three miles northwest of Chateau. Sunday School for children follows the afternoon service.
Sabbath School at 9 45 a m Saturday Church at 11 a m Saturday Visitors welcome at the Masonic Temple next door to Bill Bateman's Downtown Furniture.
Trinity Lutheran schedules Sunday School at 9 45 with Mrs J Bleecker as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 features organ and chimes meditations and choral music. Bethany Lutheran also lists Sunday School at 9 45 under Mrs M Fichtner with classes for all ages. Annual Youth Banquet on April 10 at 6 30 with Mrs J Burr Huffman as speaker. Individual notices mention residents and travels in Fairfield and Great Falls.
At 10:50 by Mrs G Hansen choral music plus Work Council of the Lutheran Brotherhood at 7 and Lutheran Brotherhood at 8 in the parlors. Board of Deacons convenes Monday April 9 at 7:30 followed by Board of Trustees at 8. Childrens Wednesday 3:30 Senior Wednesday 8:30. Quote from Pastor A Bernard Gravdal and Gary E Clark intern.
Mass times for Sunday April 8 are Bynum 8 am Augusta 9 30 am Choteau 11 15 am. Weekday Masses 7 30 am Saturday 11 30 am. Lenten Devotions Choteau Sunday 7 30 pm Friday 7 30 pm Bynum Friday 4 30 Augusta Wednesday 7 50 pm C Y O Tuesday 7 pm. Rev. Thomas J. Gannon, Pastor.
The excerpt lists numerous weekend visits and social events. Mr. and Mrs. James Ballane and guests hosted a smorgasbord dinner. Mark Pendleton visited Glen Ewald in Great Falls and attended a wrestling match. Engagement announced for Charlotte Mae Stewart and Gene Engen. Bowling Association awards dinner set for April 24. Several residents traveled or hosted relatives in Montana and Idaho. Continuous social activity across families in the area.
Mrs. Nettie Young was taken to Teton Memorial Hospital Sunday for a severe nose bleed. Mr and Mrs Doug Shaw and family now live at Belt where he works. Mr and Mrs Floyd Weaver and Mr and Mrs Tom Ingels attended Pe boat and in Great Falls Sunday. Mrs L Co Riphenburg spends this week in Great Falls visiting her son Mickey and family. Roy D Meyer returned Friday from a business trip to Nebraska. Ditcher Co. Mr and Mrs Max DeYoun Pincher Creek Canada are visiting former friends here. They have sold their farm at Pincher Creek but have no definite plans. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ingels left for Belton Wednesday after visiting relatives here recently from Mesa.
The WWW Team at Texaco Inc. leads after a 79 41 win over Great Falls Select while Ted's Drive-In edges Petrolane Steelgas 73 47. Choteau Club and Superior Dairy post solid showings with top marks in team and individual events. D Reisch earns high series 613 and high game 232.
The Chateau American Legion Post adopted resolutions opposing the state executive committee on cooperatives and the federal farm program. It also opposed recognizing the United States as a republic rather than a democracy and urged keeping the word democracy in Legion materials. Plans for the district meeting in Choteau on April 28 were announced along with spring meetings for posts and auxiliaries.
The district meeting of Masonic Lodges in this area was held in Dutton Saturday night, March 24, with the Dutton Lodge as host. Worshipful Master Robert Fleshman Jr. welcomed guests and introduced honored guests including grand master J. R. P. Reimer and Deputy Grand Master Grover Schmidt. Lodges represented came from Belt, Fort Benton, Cascade, Augusta, Fairfield, Choteau, Conrad, Wolf Point, Shelby, Cut Bank, Galata, Gilford, Havre, Boussac and five lodges from Great Falls. Great Falls visitors included Mr. and Mrs. William Davis and others.
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