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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1962
Page
2
In Choteau a low crime rate leads to public doubt about the need for police and criticism when arrests affect familiar faces. Police Chief Maurice Black and staff Leon Gollehon and George O’Hare deserve praise for patrolling and preventing burglaries in a quiet town.
The church invites visitors to attend services at 10:00 a.m. and 2:15 p.m. on Sundays with Sunday School for children immediately after the afternoon service. Located on Highway 89, three miles northwest of Chateau, the establishment promotes the teaching of Free Sovereign Grace.
Sabbath school is scheduled at 9 45 a m on Saturday with a wordy notice for a church event.
The notice lists religious gatherings including a Latter Day Saints conference at the Masonic Temple in Great Falls on Sunday February 4 with sessions at 9 30 a m and 10 p m Sunday School at 10 a m No Sacrament meeting M L A meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m Relief Society Wednesday February 7 Theology meeting at 2 p m Primary Thursday at 4 p m
The calendar lists services and activities at First Methodist Church in Chateau Montana including Sunday worship with Holy Communion, church school for all ages, M Y F meetings, Girl Scout and Scout troop events, Men’s Brotherhood supper, and WSCS monthly meeting. Pastor C Fred Crowe and Arnold Hanson supervise.
Choteau Dutton and Bethany Lutheran congregations publish Sunday Services at 9:45 Sunday School 10:50 meditations 11:00 morning worship with choir. Brotherhood meetings, circle Bible study, and Luther League activities listed. Parish events include organ chimes, teachers’ training, and choir rehearsals through the week.
Pendroy Field reports a weekend of social visits and events. Dick Rose and family drove to Chateau Sunday to visit uncle Ed Zimmerman. Charles Field took Bruce Elverud to Great Falls. a card party Saturday drew many attendees with prizes won by Ira Ritenour and Jackie Peters in 500 high and low respectively. Prizes in pinochle went to Mrs. Ora Knowlton and Mike Campbell traveling and Mrs. Alex Truchot and Art Kelly high. A Heart Fund collection funded lunch, and rumors of homemade candy prizes circulated. Mrs. Bob Brownell returned from Las Vegas. many attendees noted. Funeral trips included Mrs. Bail and Mrs. Holt to Great Falls. Senator Paul Rice and Leonard Rice attended Governor Nutter’s funeral in Helena. Mrs. Schaefer hosted visitors from Coolidge Bank. Lloyd Car lbom of Conrad attended a luncheon with Irene McManus and a family life conference planning meeting in Teton county.
The family of Clarence Fulk expresses sincere gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for kindness and messages of sympathy floral offerings and food during their hour of need. Special thanks to Rev. C F Crowe pallbearers Dr Crary Teton Memorial Hospital and Croxford's Mortuary for support.
Mr and Mrs Lyle T Soule of Great Falls welcome their fourth son. The announcement notes Joan Knowlton, daughter of Ora Knowlton, as part of the family context and outlines the proud parental event.
Sue Anderson thanks Drs McAuley and Crary hospital staff and all who sent flowers cards gifts meals and ironing services. She also thanks drug stores for daily papers ministers for visits and prayers. God bless you all.
A short thanks note expresses deep gratitude for the many kindnesses and expressions of sympathy from friends and neighbors. The Emerson family asks for blessings from the Lord for each helper who offered support.
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