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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1961
Page
2
Melvin O. Griffith of Big Spring Texas named Driver of the Year by the trucking industry releases safety advice. He urges drivers to always follow road signs paying attention to warnings like Sharp Curve Ahead Slow Down and notes signs save lives especially on unfamiliar routes and at night.
Sabbath School starts at 9 45 am and church follows at 11 00 am on Saturday Visitors are welcome to services held at the Masonic Temple beside Downtown Furniture Store
The church offers two Sunday services at 10 a.m. and 2 15 p.m with a Sunday School for children after the afternoon service. Located on Highway 89, three miles northwest of Chateau, visitors are warmly invited to attend.
First Sunday Holy Eucharist at 1 30 p m then Morning Prayer at 11 a m on all other Sundays The Rev Jackson Gilliam and The Rev Charles du Bois serve as Priests in Charge
Priests meeting at 8 45 a m Sunday School at 10 a m Sacrament follows Sunday School MIA Tuesday 8 p m Relief Society Wednesday 2 Primary Thursday 2 30 p m
Morning worship at 11 a.m. led in Rev. Crowe’s absence by pastor Dr. A A McAuley. A brief service note outlines the bereaved and announcing next steps.
Circle A will gather at Ethel Swanson's home on Wednesday August 16 for devotions led by Norma Abbott. Circle B meets in the church parlors with Emily Crary and Christie Hickey hosting and Irene McManus leading devotions. Circle C meets at Sarah Kropp's with Ruth Gibler assisting and Nettie Stearns leading devotions. Rev. C Fred Crewe is the pastor. A nursery for pre school children is provided and a special solo by Arthur Lind Seth is noted.
Trinity Lutheran hosts organ and chimes meditations at 8 45 AM and worship at 9 with nursery for children no Sunday School in August Special Deacons board meeting Aug 15 at 7 30 PM Circles of ALCW meet Aug 16 Priscilla Esther Dorcas Miriam Prayer Group and Faith Circle gatherings Aug 16 17 Bethany Lutheran holds 845 AM worship with Emerson boys and Frye farewell coffee hour Aug 11 10 30 All members urged to attend Building committee meeting Aug Friday 7 30 PM Architecture plans Board of Deacons Aug 14 7 30 PM Trustees 8 PM PTR Bible Study Wednesdays 8 PM Quot Silence in Christ is golden until broken by the clanging clinking and cluttering of civilization quoted by A Bernard Gravdal Pastor Harvey Frye Intern
Harry G. Lederer of Fairfield is appointed to the Farmers Home Administration County Committee for three years starting July 1 1961. The committee reviews FHA loan applications and includes Al bert Hansmann Pendroy and Kenneth Kloppel Fairfield with Brainard Chalfon prior member. Also notes FHA credit aiding 95 farm families in Teton County and local visits by Hal Jensen and Carl Malone to Choteau area.
Montana leaders announce relaxed 1961 price support rules to include light-weight wheat. Idaho and Montana drought and stem rust issues raise eligible wheat, broadening coverage to prevent demoralized markets. discounts apply for test weights 40 to 44 pounds.
Mr and Mrs Tom McCartney attended the Montana Title Association convention in Butte last Friday and Saturday. They left for Helena on Saturday to golf with Mr and Mrs Fritz Weed, a fellow association member. McCartney was re elected president of the Montana Title Association and retained his title as golf champion within the group.
Hospitalized in Great Falls Roy Morris thanks relatives and friends for calls cards and flowers during his stay. He credits these acts of kindness with making his hospitalization more pleasant.
The Farmington community endures an extended heat spell with flu cases and dry conditions. Harvest runs well with fair yields despite the heat. Local residents attended the state fair in reduced numbers, with several entries earning blue ribbons in FFA and other categories. Community notices include new residents moving in, hospital talks, birthdays, and local visits.
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