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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1955
Page
2
Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath School at 1 30 P M follows at the Masonic Temple next to Obernolte Furniture with church notices posted nearby.
Morning prayer every Sunday at eleven o clock. Church school also at eleven. Other services to be announced.
ChotEAu Dutton Lutheran Parish lists Sunday activities at Trinity Lutheran including Sunday school at 10:00 led by Supt. Elmer Erickson, organ meditations at 10:50 by Mrs. Carl Wedum, morning worship at 11:00 with nursery. Concordia college choir concert at Great Falls Civic Center at 8:15. A free showing of the 40 minute sound film Mr Texas about Billy Graham at Trinity at 8:00 with free will offering. Choir practice Thursday at 8:00.
On Saturdays at 9 15 WMF broadcast airs. Luther Lea groups meet Tuesdays at 7 00. Ladies Aid gathers Wednesday February 2 at 2 30 with hostesses to be announced. Confirmation classes for juniors and seniors run Saturdays at 10 00 and 11 00.
Morning worship at 9:00 led by Pastor A. Bernard Gravdal with Mrs. Johnson organ meditations at 8:45. Sunday school at 10:00 led by Mrs. Nels Hemstad. Choir concert at Great Falls Civic Center at 8:15. Confirmation class Thursdays at 4:15 in the parlors.
St Josephs Church Chateau announces Mass times for Choteau 11 00 a m Bynum 9 00 a m and Augusta 9 00 a m. Adult choir practice Friday 4 00 p m Religious instruction for high and grade school pupils Sunday 10 00 a m. Quote attributed to St Francis de Sales and Trajan. Rev Thomas J Gannon Pastor.
Choteau Methodist Church lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 a m with choir by Mrs Thelma Schiller and organist Mrs Edna Averill. Minute Man speaker next Sunday is K M Bridenstine and sermon titled Joseph the Incorruptible. Youth fellowships and women’s society meet midweek. Mexico talk noted by Mrs Helen Rustad. Pendrey Community Church reads 2:00 pm Sunday school and 3:00 pm service with preacher William Jones and sermon Joseph the Incorruptible Man. Grant S Moore, Pastor.
The Dutton Methodist Church holds a 10:00 a.m. service with a biographical sermon by the pastor. Mrs. Clarence D. Phillips plays organ. The enlarged choir will sing The Twenty Third Psalm. The pastor’s story for children is A Handful of All. A nursery operates at the parsonage for babies and small children. Church school runs from nursery to junior high and adults. The Methodist Evening Guild meets Feb. 2 at 8:00 p.m. at Mrs. Carmen Thorne’s home. Devotions led by Mrs. Howard Harman. The pastor’s 1955 confirmation class meets Thursday at 4:15 p.m. in the lounge. Officers el-
Miss July Proff serves as president with Miss Verna Stinson secretary and Miss Flick treasurer. The choir rehearses Wednesday at 7 30 p m and a pot luck dinner follows church services next Sunday January 3 inviting families and friends to join the fellowship hour.
Fairfield Mass at 9 00 a m Power and ce at 11 00 a m Rev Thomas J Fenlon pastor announces Sunday Mass times for St John’s Parish Pairfield on January 30 with priests listed and service hours.
In 1951 two explorers trek the Peruvian Andes aiming to locate the river’s true origin. A vast 5,000 square mile desert of frozen sand is reported on Alaska’s Arctic Ocean coast. In the North Sea a German clergyman renews the quest for Atlantis.
Portuguese cod boat crews work about two hours daily off the Grand Banks or Greenland waters. A four hour rest is legally required after every two hours of work, ensuring crew safety and rest.
Animals withstand long hours in Rocky Mountain snowdrifts as pressed snow flake cover suppresses heat loss. Their dense coats trap body heat, preventing rapid cooling in frigid conditions.
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