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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1964
Page
2
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announces a Sunday schedule with Priesthood at 8 45 a m and Sunday School at 10 a m followed by a sacrament meeting. No Primary or MIA sessions until September.
A church advertises Sunday worship at 10 am and 2 15 pm with Sunday School for children after the afternoon service. Located on Highway 89, three miles northwest of Chateau. Visitors are invited to attend.
St Josephs Catholic Church in Choteau Montana lists Sunday mass times at Choteau eight oclock and eleven oclock a.m. Bynum offers a 930 a.m. service with Rev William E Morley serving as pastor.
Visitors are welcome to Sabbath School at 9 45 a m and Church at 11 a m at the Masonic Temple next to Chateau Groceries and Lockers.
The Methodist Church in Chateau Montana holds Sunday services at 10 30 A M with Nye Patton organ meditations and a sermon titled Where the Trees Grow by the pastor Official Board meets Monday at 8 00 P M Prayer groups are listed for Tuesday Wednesday Thursday In Pendroy Montana Community Methodist Church also hosts Sunday worship at 9 00 A M with Marjorie Swanson as organist and C Fred Crowe as pastor
Choteau Baptist Mission schedules Sunday School at 7 p.m. and worship at 8 p.m. on Sunday, August 23. A Bible study and prayer service is planned for Thursday, August 27 at 7:30 p.m. Pastor Carl Nuss leads the church.
Organ and chimes meditations at 8 45 AM followed by morning worship at 9 with nursery and special music. No Sunday School in August. Prayer group every Thursday at 7 AM at the church. Pastor A Bernard Gravdal.
Mrs Pearl Tangen and her husband are proud parents of a baby girl born Saturday weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces. Clarence Carlson is hospitalized at Teton Memorial. Burton Country Clubbers hold year end meeting at Farmington hall with talks by Coy Davidson on California trip highlights and slides by Jean Chalmers from a conservation camp.
Cooperative Extension notes focus on harvest pressure and seed selection. Three recommended winter wheat varieties Cheyenne Warrior and Winalta are evaluated for yield, hardiness and disease resistance with guidance to consult county agents or seed dealers and to ensure purity and germination testing under State Seed Law.
Seeding of winter wheat should be delayed until after Sept 10 to reduce dryland rootpot and footrot disease and Hessian Fly impact. Late seeding minimizes damage from early frosts and weeds, while soil testing now with county agent advice guides fertilizer needs before planting.
A sermon urges Christians to deliver the gospel as a modern love letter. It cites population growth and missionary shortfalls, contrasting divine commission with missed opportunities. The tale of Miss Manning's letter illustrates tragedy of undelivered messages and asks readers to consider their own missionary role.
Mrs Cecil Cole and Mrs Gib Monkman hosted a bridge dessert last Thursday afternoon. Mrs Emily Crary hosted a luncheon at her cabin for friends on Friday.
Mrs. Ron Stroh and her infant spent several days last week in Chateau visiting her husband’s parents Mr and Mrs Enoch Stroh and her own parents Mr and Mrs Donald Cummings in Missoula.
Mr and Mrs Joe Ramaker of Choteau announce the engagement of their daughter Rita to Neil Kulbeck son of Mr and Mrs Willis Kulbeck of Big Sandy. Rita is a Choteau High School graduate who attended Rocky Mountain College and Northern Montana College. Neil is a Big Sandy High School graduate who attended Northern Montana College. A winter wedding is planned.
Mrs. Percy Brees, formerly of Pendroy and Chateau, now living in Great Falls, called on Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gulbradns Sunday.
Amanda H. Packer thanks friends, neighbors, and family for acts of kindness during a hospital stay. She expresses gratitude to Teton Memorial Hospital staff, Dr. McAuley, Dr. Kelly, and the Judge Burns family, plus drug stores and the Fairfield Times for support and stationery.
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