Public Dance at Moose Hall on Christmas Night
Local notice invites residents to a public dance at Moose Hall Christmas night Monday December 25. Mixed dancing from 9 pm to 1 am with music by the Happy Four. All welcome.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1950
Page
5
Local notice invites residents to a public dance at Moose Hall Christmas night Monday December 25. Mixed dancing from 9 pm to 1 am with music by the Happy Four. All welcome.
The church installed new chimes and a microphone system to amplify the organ and choirs for overflow crowds. The gifts will be dedicated next spring with the enlarged church plant reconsecrated by Dr. L WN Field. Chimes play 15 minutes before and after services and were featured at the Christmas concert with about 400 attendees.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Juelffs of Dutton are parents to a daughter born December 12 at a Great Falls hospital.
The MYF and Chateau high school fellowship present The Lights of Christmas this Sunday at 8:00 PM in the Methodist church. Bonna Lee Maynard leads with church choirs directed by Edith Tesch. music includes new carols from the Methodist Hymnal. Public invited.
Santa Claus will visit the Chateau Cub Scout pack at Legion hall next Monday night. The 7:30 PM start runs to 9:00 PM with a Christmas tree, gift exchange, lunch, and a call for new scouts. Parents should attend and bring gifts for younger siblings if applicable.
Local couple attend the Montana American Legion and auxiliary mid winter conference in Helena December 11 and 12. National vice commander Louis K. Gough of Pasadena urged Russia be warned of consequences, called for defense mobilization and employment of government funds for fighting strength. The gathering also discussed civilian defense, industry mobilization, and training programs to keep men at home while ready for war if needed. Lions club sold Christmas trees and planned a children’s program at Lions hall, with guests including Carl Field and Joe Anderson. Mary Ann Breen celebrated her birthday with a party at the Breen home for about 14 friends.
The church calendar lists Morning Prayer and Sermon on Sunday December 17 at 10 am with Richard Darling as lay reader and Holy Communion. Rev. Martin Grissom leads on Tuesday December 19 at 10 am. A Feast of Lights Christmas program is set for December 22 at 7 30 pm. Episcopal guild meets December 21 at 2 15 pm at Mrs Fred Barribal house with a Christmas tea and gift exchange.
Lieutenant Commander Wheeler argues against a costly standing army and urges a permanent reserve program. He calls for compulsory reserve training for all physically fit young men in their preferred service branch, aiming for national security through courage leadership and sacrifice.
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