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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1964
Page
3
Sunday services include Priesthood at 8 45 a m Sunday School at 10 a m and Sacrament meeting after. Primary meets Tuesday at 4 15 p m M 1A Tuesday at 7 30 p m Relief Society Wednesday February 5 Theology meeting at 2 p m.
The church offers services every Sunday at 10 am and 2 15 pm with Sunday School for children after the afternoon service. Located on Highway 89, three miles northwest of Chateau. Visitors are cordially invited to attend.
Sabbath School is at 9 45 a m Saturday and church service follows at 11 a m Visitors are welcome to the service at the church on Saturday
An event described as a vices gathering took place at the Masonic Temple next door to Bill Bateman's in downtown, drawing local attendees and prompting police presence.
Morning Worship at 9 am and Evening Service at 7:30 pm are listed along with Sunday School at 10 am. Bible study and prayer meet on Thursday at 7:30 pm led by Pastor Villes Emmel in Choteau.
Fairfield Montana Assembly of God lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 11 a m Evangelistic Service at 7 45 a m Thursday Bible Study and Prayer at 7 45 p m Pastor W M J McRae leads the church slight OCR spacing may vary.
On February 2 1964 Trinity Lutheran Church offers Sunday School at 9 45 led by Mrs J Bleecker Supt with classes for all ages Organ and Chimes Meditations at 10 50 by David Anderson Morning Worship at 11 with choral music nursery and the Celebration of the Lord s Supper Brotherhood Work Council at quick ending fragment.
Parish calendar lists 7:30 social at the parlors with Lutheran Brotherhood and 8 pm Boy Scout program and lunch by Arensmeyer Carlson and Zion. Confirmations, Bible study, prayer, deacons and trustees meetings, Luther Leagues, choirs, TLCW events, and hostesses for Feb 5. Pastor A Bernard Gravdal signs the notice.
A weekly calendar lists choir rehearsals and services from Jan 30 to Feb 2 plus community activities. Highlights include God and Country Scout Award class, Membership class for middle grades, Sunday Church School, worship with organ meditations, and junior choir performances conducted by Edith Southard and Dorothy Allen. Rev. Mason speaks at several gatherings.
The Community Methodist Church in Pendroy Montana hosts Sunday services at 9 15 am with church school and nursery through grade school. Arnold Hanson supervises and announces a Thursday February six meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society hosted by Marjorie Swanson. Pastor C Fred Crowe invites all to join and witness the Gospel.
The Montana Heart Association Rheumatic Fever Program enters its sixth year with about 1 000 active patients. Dr. Gerald Diettert notes enrollment is open to all ages with no financial restrictions, and participation is arranged with pharmacists statewide. Prescriptions are issued by the state office, then sent to physicians for signature and to patients for purchase at a reduced price.
Card of thanks from Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood expresses gratitude to attendees for the annual sourdough and waffle supper and to all who provided entertainment. Also thanks Dr McAuley hospital staff and drug stores for care during illness. signed Archie Hickman.
Choteau High School's Bullpups fell in two tight road games over the weekend. Friday Conrad edged Choteau 55 to 50 as Bouma scored 16 and Stenson led Choteau with 15. Saturday Shelby defeated Choteau 43 to 36 with Curtis contributing 20 rebounds and 8 points.
Curtis led Choteau with 15 points as Handley added 12 for the victors. Chris Beck and Saamvuenen defended the midwinter American Legion meeting in Helena over the weekend.
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