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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1961
Page
4
The column corrects last week’s error about nativity scene ownership by churches and endorses the Chamber of Commerce for its correction. It notes TSAA’s leadership, praises civil cooperation, and reflects on Christmas Eve scenes from Billings, contrasting festive moments with skid row hardships and a call for responsible holiday safety.
A career branch session by the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Chateau Methodist Church addressed Methodist juniors seniors and college students about Christian vocations and church careers. Rev John Pugh of First Methodist Church Great Falls spoke. Rev Fred Crowe outlined Methodist scholarships and loans. Bob Brown performed folk songs with guitar as dining tables reflected the event theme.
Former Chateau lawyer E. M. Bridenstine refused appointment as chief counsel for the Montana Board of Equalization last week. He remains with the State Highway Commission and prefers trial work, noting the state is best served by duties he enjoys. Bridenstine would have succeeded Sidney O. Smith, who resigned to private practice. He plans to assist with board issues on weekends until a successor is appointed.
Bethany Commandery No. 19 of Chateau held installation of officers Friday Dec 22. Charles Tesch was installed as commander with Glen Hodgskiss as generalissimo and Robert Carlson as senior warden. Other officers included John ONeil junior warden Milton McNea standard bearer Tore Reuterwall and Raymare Anhor Ame Weist as sentinel Art Tesch treasurer Glen Luna recorder and Marion Averill prelate.
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