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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1972
Page
6
The author links rising apostasy to moral decay, warning that religious leaders may promote immorality in the name of love. Citing II Timothy 3:6, the piece discusses pagan practices of sexual depravity and argues that spirituality and morality collapse together under false religious teachings.
A church notices a rise in apostasy and a decline of old standards of honesty. It calls for stronger mental and spiritual barriers against corrupt values and stresses that love and truth are inseparable, urging believers to stand for truth in the face of moral decline. Paid for by Choteau Baptist Church.
Phyllis Depner and Denis Victor of Long Beach Calif united in marriage on June 10 at St Bartholomew Catholic Church Belmont Shores. The bride wore a floor length white gown designed and made by herself with lace motifs and seed pearls. Attendants included matron of honor Diane Truchot and bridesmaids Barbara Lewis and Jeannie Ringer. After a garden reception the couple planned a modest honeymoon trip to the Grand Canyon following Palm Springs.
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 51 of Augusta met June 21 at the Legion hall with President Madaline Witt presiding. Guest speaker Mrs. Viola Wolrich of Helena discussed making and packing 10 ditty bags for Vietnam servicemen. Delegates to the Department Convention at Butte July 14–16 were Inez Wilson Marian Malatare and Barbara McDonough. The group later sacked popcorn for a rodeo and set September hostesses and the Sept. 20 meeting.
Mr and Mrs Gene Baquet attended the Richardson Habel wedding in Dutton Saturday. Neighbors hosted calls at the Ove Larsons and other relatives visited through the weekend. Rainfall varied with localized totals from .2 to 1.5 inches while frost and grasshopper threats affected gardens.
Farmington society scenes recount dinners and gatherings hosted by the Arensmeyers and others. Guests include the Kellys, Weis of Bainville, Crane and Tesch families, with a 60th wedding anniversary open house for Herbert and Mrs. Lee. Hazel George funeral services are mentioned along with Diane Weinstein visiting from New York and a science fact about gold.
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