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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1960
Page
3
The Gospel Service Center at Masonic Hall Chateau offers Sunday School at 10:00 am Morning Worship at 11:00 am and Evening Service at 7:30 pm led by Pastor Rev. Ernest Schwenke.
Sabbath School at 9 45 am and main service at 11 00 am invite visitors to attend at the Masonic Temple adjoining Wier Used Furniture store with welcoming note for all attendees.
First Southern Baptist Church of Great Falls sponsors Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 a m Training Union 6 30 p m Evening Worship 7 30 p m All services held in Idens Club Hall Choteau Prayer meeting Wednesdays 7 30 p m at 112 3rd Ave S W Cooperating in World Wide Missions with the Southern Baptist Convention.
At the Chateau Chapel an officers meeting is held for the branch Relief Society with an afternoon session to be announced. The Mutual meets Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. in the chapel with activities to be announced.
The church lists morning prayer at 11 am on the first third and fifth Sundays and Holy Eucharist at 7 30 p m on the second and fourth Sundays. Rev Charles G du Bois is priest in charge.
Choteayu Dutton Lutheran Parish schedules Trinity and Bethany services on July 10 with morning worship and baptism and organ meditations. July 11 board meetings follow evening trustes session. Senior Bible Camp runs July 10 16 at Flathead Lake. Bethany lists Holy Communion and no July Sunday School with Ladies Aid July 14. Pastor A Bernard Gravdal and intern Joseph Wahlin noted.
The First Methodist Church invites all to attend Sunday School at 9 45 A M with classes for all ages led by Superintendent Mr Abbott and Morning Worship at 11 A M with Mrs Willard Paulus as organist next Sunday All welcome and bring friends
A bake sale is set for Saturday July 9 at 11 00 A M at Glen s TVs and Radio Shop to raise funds for the Camp for Intermediates July 24 30 Kings Hill Donations from church members and friends are welcomed Pastor Grant S Moore and Mrs Moore will be away July 9 16 for Institute activities Morning services continue Sundays at 9 15 with Mrs John Swanson at the organ
In a July 5 1960 letter to the editor Dorothy Boussard praises Choteau Public Library and the Choteau Women's Club founded in 1916. She notes 126 cardholders 21 adults and 105 pupils plus over 100 books out and urges continued public funding for a well stocked library serving rural residents and schools.
The message credits George Carroll for influence and invites public review of exact figures. It praises Women's Club work and urges public generosity. It notes June 20 meeting omitted facts about the Bookmobile, including that books would be selected by the local library board and librarian and remain in the community library after contract ends.
County agent announces a new cooperative brucellosis control plan for stockgrowers in Teton county. The "back tag" method reduces labor and makes monitoring easier. tags and usage information are available at the County Agent's office in Chateau for stockmen selling off dry cows or other heifers.
Honored Mrs. George Higgins junior past unit president notified that Chateau Unit American Legion Auxiliary has been chosen for the publicity page at the Montana Department Convention to be held in Great Falls July 15 16 17. Mrs Gordon Monkman publicity chairman will serve as page during the convention. Mrs Higgins publicity chairman will attend with other unit delegates.
Visiting at the Dr C W Bous home are his nephew Mickey Boussad and two friends Gary Grush and Forrest Bohall of Oakland Calif. The boys will be employed during haying at the Ted Saylor ranch.
Montana Fish and Game Department and state wardens will guide 14 county fair wildlife exhibits from July through September. Visitors can see elk deer wolf pups antelope badgers raccoons foxes and coyotes. The displays are housed at Helena state fairgrounds and open Tuesday and Thursday evenings 6 to 8.
Guests staying several days include Mr. and Mrs. Albert Svensbye and son Elling from Libby Montana. Also visiting were Mrs. Ruth Jensen and daughter Helen from Frederick Wisconsin en route to the coast.
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