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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1953
Page
2
The February 1 notice lists Trinity Lutheran and Bethany Lutheran services with times, confirmations, classes, and choir activities. It also covers St William’s and Guardian Angel Altar Society meetings, and Dutton Methodist Church weekly programs led by Pastor D P Redfield.
The Choteau Methodist Church lists Sunday school at 9 45 with growing attendance toward 200 before Easter. Choir leads a saloon and worship service with a sermon What Protestants Believe About Salvation Have You a Sufficient Refuge Pastor Moore Grant 3S. Moore. Choir practice Thursday February 5 at 7 30 pm. Senior Youth Fellowship Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Children’s Society Monday after school and Tuesday at 5 pm. Lunch served and WSCS meets Wednesday at 2 pm.
St Josephs Parish in Chateau lists Masses for next Sunday at 9:00 in Chateau and 11:00 in Augusta plus Saturday confessions 5:30 to 8:30 and catechism times for grades 1-4 and 5-8. Also quotes Cardinal Newman on individual vocation. Latter Day Saint Church notes Sunday School at 10:30 and a Fireside meeting at 7:30 at the Stott home.
Fairfield Mont Jan 26 1953 schedule lists services for St John the Evangelist Parish Fairfield Sunday Feb 1 Low Mass at 8 30 A M Confessions Saturday 1 30 to 8 30 and before Mass on Sunday Communion Sunday for parishioners Religious instruction for children of St Johns Church immediately after Mass on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Ike Denison and Mr and Mrs Roland Peters hosted dinner at the Lowry Larson home. Gene Armstrong and family visited the Pete Wallys in Walier. Bert Jenson and J W Rosenberger families gathered in Browning. Verna Stott returned from California after three weeks away. Clarence Kramer did business in Great Falls last Tuesday. Myron Sessions Janet visited Roy Stotts home Tuesday. John Chantrey and family called on Roy Page last Sunday. Page has been on the sick list. Gene Armstrong, Roland Peters, and George Kochman families shared a fried chicken dinner at the cabin Sunday. Art Johnson and wife were Great Falls business callers Thursday.
The report lists numerous local residents and families visiting or hosting events at the Stott home in Chotentt including Mr and Mrs Bert Stott Mrs G O Stott Roy Stott and C D Trexler. A dance at Gol denridge and a card party were noted along with a Bynum school trustees meeting to discuss hot lunches and information gathering.
Myles Horton promotes a new kind of school focusing on democracy as a practice not a lecture. The Highlander program brings together diverse groups to learn through living and working together toward equal rights and cooperation. Montana and Alberta farmers unions, educators, judges, and regional figures attend discussions on democracy, health, and civic rights. Attendees from Teton County include multiple local families and community members who participate in the weeklong sessions and evening programs.
A wildlife bulletin notes a young walrus consumes about 190 pounds of fish and crabs in a given period. Researchers observe feeding patterns and monitor growth to assess health and habitat needs.
The guide advises keeping an ironing board and iron ready to press each seam as it is finished. This method yields neater, more tailored results and makes final pressing straightforward.
The notice lists careless acts that may cause fires, including discarding lighted cigarettes and matches, tossing oily rags, children playing with matches, and using flammable cleaning fluids. It urges awareness of ignition risks and safe handling to prevent fires.
The piece reflects on modern life and obligation to assist others. It notes a Montana State College program sharing research on household appliances and the shift from old methods to newer conveniences. It urges readers to take advantage of available information and learn.
A simple fruit cup mixes sliced strawberries with grapefruit and orange segments and is garnished with mint for a refreshing summer snack.
Judge Raymond Fox lectured on crime and punishment at a Vicksburg Michigan high school when a thief broke into the principal's office and stole 100 dollars in cash.
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