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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1962
Page
2
In a call to civic duty, residents are urged to review city and county budgets August 8 to 13. Chateau hosts an open hearing August 8 at 8 p m to hear protests while county commissioners meet August 8–13.
A 1940s era critique promotes the Reading Reform Foundation led by Watson Washburn. It denounces contour reading and argues for basic alphabetical instruction, claiming remedial courses prove literacy failures, and plans a New York conference on restoring traditional phonics and word decoding.
Mr and Mrs Steve Ross and family moved to Fairfield last Saturday. Mrs Bill Gefeller and Mrs Glen Wiseman Jr left Monday for a vacation in Las Vegas.
Seventh Day Adventist Church invites visitors to Sabbath School at 9 45 a m and church at 11 a m on Saturday services held at the Masonic Temple next to Bill Bateman's Downtown Furniture in town.
Teaching of Free Sovereign Grace invites visitors to attend Sunday worship at 10 a.m. and 2 15 p.m. Sunday School for children follows the afternoon service. The church is located on Highway 89, three miles northwest of Chateau.
The notice lists worship times for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with a priesthood meeting at 8 45 a.m. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Sacrament meeting after Sunday School M I A meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. and Primary gathers Friday at 9 30 a.m.
Sunday morning worship at 11 with a sermon titled How Wonderful Is Man by the pastor. Rev. Crowe serves as dean of the Montana Pastor's School at Luccock Park Camp Ground Livingston Mont July 30 to Aug 3. Wednesday Aug 1 at 2 pm the Women’s Society of Christian Service holds its monthly meeting in the church parlors.
The monthly meeting is set for 2 p.m. Thursday August 2 in the church parlors. Rev. C Fred Crowe pastor urges prayer and counsels surrender to divine will. An old saying notes a self wrapped man is a small package.
The Choteau Dutton Lutheran Parish lists Trinity Lutheran services including organ meditations at 8 45 and a 9 00 worship with new members and Holy Communion. Bethany and Bethany Lutheran also hold 8 45 and 9 00 services with parish events and meetings scheduled through Aug 2.
Masses next Sunday in the fifth Sunday of July are listed as Bynum at 8 am, Augusta at 9 30 am, and Choteau at 11 15 am.
The Teton County 4-H Congress at Fairfield drew strong attendance with Burton Country Clubbers presenting demonstrations dress revue and exhibits. The group totaled 48 exhibits earning 15 blue ribbons 19 red and 14 white. Joann Chalmers missed the panel due to a Montana Alberta 4-H exchange trip. Alberta hosts and Montana delegates are noted. Community picnic and neighbor visits followed with multiple local families hosting and attending events and a polo tournament in Augusta.
The message notes human nature as fallen despite redemption and urges vigilance to bear good fruit. The Holy Spirit guides toward virtue as the church calls for continual watchfulness ahead of next Sunday observances. Rev. Thomas J. Gannon, Pastor.
Mr and Mrs Ed Masker traveled to Seattle for a Coast to Coast store owners meeting and the World's Fair. They fished for king salmon sea bass flounder and halibut near Westport Washington and stayed with Mr and Mrs Joe Hougland in Everett. They returned to Chateau Tuesday night amid other local travels.
Seven girls plus two leaders and two guests Catherine Fuhringer and Miss Jean Stevens attended. They discussed the State Fair exhibits and an August 15 tour visiting Coca Cola Bottling plant, Tribune Building, and Ayrshire Dairy farm. A July 10 swim and park picnic occurred at Chateau. July 13 meeting at the Aabergs, Nancy's 4-H beer noted. sewing girls worked on button holes while cooking girls updated record books. refreshments served.
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