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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1963
Page
9
The writer rejects linking all Americans to the Oswald crime and argues against blaming citizens. He condemns Marxist influence cited by officials and urges leaders to promote open debate rather than suppress dissent while praising his adopted nation.
Irene Neckstad and Corr attended Sunday dinner with the Agee and family. Guests included the Johns, Payton, Swanson, Campbell, Sullivan, and others at multiple homes. The Sewing Club held a Christmas luncheon, card party funds benefited the Pendroy Fire Department, and local shoppers and visits continued through the week with church dinners and a repair meeting.
The December Legion Auxiliary meeting led by Mrs Leslie Burns included a tribute to President Kennedy with Senator Mansfield's words read at his bier. Members discussed Know Your America Week and the Four Minutes of Freedom theme, plus educational week reflections. Junior members planned a candy and gift sale and donated book markers to hospitals. one new member joined. Cara Lynn Schiller shared her Camp Shadow Brook training for the All-State Encampment in Maryland.
A pithy proverb notes that the strongest approach is to avoid excuses altogether, stressing discipline and accountability as the path to success. The saying urges self-control and consistent effort over self-justification.
Mrs. Don Rice Mrs. Bob Rice Mrs. Alex Truchot and Mrs. Martin Klette attended gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moser spent Sunday with Mrs. Adolph Moser in Conrad.
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