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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1969
Page
2
The church offers services at 10 a.m. and 2 15 p.m. each Sunday with Sunday School for children after the afternoon service. Located on Highway 89, three miles northwest of Chateau. Visitors are invited to attend.
Sabbath School at 9 30 am Saturday church service at 11 am Saturday Visitors always welcome at the Seventh Day Adventist Church
Edward M Ferguson, Pastor, outlines services and study sessions: Sunday 9:45 am Sunday School and Adult Bible Class on John, 11 am Morning Worship with special music, 8 pm Evening Fellowship at Dearborn Chapel. Week events include Monday 8 pm teachers meeting, Tuesday 2 pm Good News Bible Club, Wednesday 8 pm midweek Bible Study and Prayer with Hebrews conclusions.
Local readers send messages to the Acantha in a brief letters column reflecting community concerns and opinions. The page preserves reader voices with concise notes and requests for public discussion.
Local couples formed a seven unit camper caravan and toured Glacier Park in Canada then returned through Washington and Oregon covering about 1620 miles. The twenty travelers averaged 175 miles daily and kept in touch by walkie talkies along the route.
Chateau Montana church houses worship at 8 am in the chapel and 11 am in the sanctuary with a sermon titled Chosen in Judgement for August 17. Pendrey Community Church holds services at 9 15 am with sermon subject Chosen in Judgement led by Pastor Allen J Adams.
Marlow Engberg, Pastor leads Sunday service at 10 30 am with Pastor Howard Wennes officiating. Wednesday circle meetings Priscilla Esther meet 2 pm at Elmore Larsen home Dorcas Miriam meet 8 pm at Tena Johnson home.
South African scientist Dr. Jan Bonsma urges judging cattle by functional efficiency not appearance. Montana summer meetings discuss factors like fertility, low mortality, weaning weight, growth, feed efficiency, conformation, temperament, and longevity. Montana Stockgrower reports a federal easement plan to control vast crop lands and raise beef costs, plus brucellosis control efforts in Glacier County with state and federal aid to prevent loss of certification.
A CHOTEAU BAPTIST CHURCH reflection emphasizes knowing God through Christ. It cites John 14 7 and 14 6, Romans Galatians and explains humanity's estrangement from God and restoration as sons through Jesus.
Memorial services for Eloise Hanson Bohnhoff 35 died July 30 in Cameroun Africa were held at 8 p m Tuesday at Trinity Lutheran Church Cho teau. She was daughter of Ellen Hanson born August 12, 1933 in Great Falls attended Simms High School and married into the American Lutheran Church missionary service. The couple had lived in Africa five years with services and burial conducted there.
Gene Downey announced rapid setup for expected influx of students at the Missoula Technical Center. Over 300 applicants already, as the school offers full-time programs in electronics, nursing, welding, medical secretary work, data processing, aviation, forestry, and more. Admissions testing runs Aug 25–27 with registration on Aug 29, and information is available from the admissions office at 909 South Avenue West or 543 7292.
Emma Hodges 84, widow of Dutton homesteader Hiram Hodges, died Saturday in a Great Falls hospital. Funeral services were held at the Dutton Methodist Church with burial in Highland Cemetery, Great Falls. Survivors include two daughters, a son, and two brothers.
Al Jaumotte is hospitalized at Columbus Hospital in Great Falls with a cut eye after a piece of tin flew into his eye while observing Chet Abbott cutting tin at the Ab bott Implement site last Saturday.
Friends and relatives of Mr and Mrs Roy H Lovall are invited to help celebrate their sixtieth wedding anniversary on Sunday August 17, 1969. Open house 2 to 5 p.m. at the Lawrence Swenson residence south of Chateau. It is requested there be no gifts.
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