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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1964
Page
2
The author argues for harsh government action against what they call Negro nationalists and rioters, condemning civil rights actions as dangerous and urging politicians to prioritize security over elections. They claim riots and crimes in eastern cities stem from Negro leaders and insist on ruthless measures to restore order.
A windy Monday in Choteau scatters dirt and vast amounts of litter, including paper, sacks, receipts, and wrappers. Merchants and residents are urged to keep sidewalks clean, as wind-blown debris harms the town’s tidy image noticed by visitors.
St Josephs Catholic Church in Choteau Montana lists Sunday Masses at 8 am and 11 am in Choteau and 9 30 am in Bynum led by Rev William E Morley pastor.
The church offers Teaching of Free Sovereign Grace 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 welcome.
The bulletin lists Sunday services with Priesthood at 8:45 AM, Sunday School at 10 AM, and Sacrament following. It notes MIA gathering at 8 PM Tuesday and Primary at 2 PM Tuesday.
Saturday worship schedule announced for the Seventh Day Adventist church noting 9 45 a m school service and 11 am church service at the Masonic Temple next to Chateau Groceries Visitors welcome to the services held there
The article lists August 2 1964 church activities at Trinity Lutheran Church including Morning Worship at 9:00 with nursery and Lord's Supper, no Sunday School in August, Thursday prayer group at 7 AM, TLCW meeting August 5 at 2:00 at Mrs Marie Wood's home, Deacons meet August 3 at 7:40, Board of Trustees at 8, Pastor A Bernard Gravdal.
The Choteau Baptist Mission lists activities for Sunday August 2 with a school session at 7 am and a worship service at 8 pm. Local attendees are encouraged to participate in both events.
The entry records a Thursday 7:30 p.m. Bible study and prayer service led by Mr. and Mrs. Art Mitchell. It notes plans by several locals to vacation in Glacier National Park and Kalispell, visits by Marion Averill and Holmgren, and a large round of social gatherings including an Oldtimers Picnic in Augusta and visits by Bob Miller and family, Frank St Stearns, and others to various sites from Billings to Banff and Lake Louise. The narrative also mentions trips to Yellowstone Park and connections with relatives from Utah.
The piece reflects on civil rights in Montana with opinions on segregation Indians and interracial pairs. The writer notes limited local issues and hints at upcoming travel while planning content for Snapshots and asks readers to submit items in advance.
Families of Leo Pierre Bud Taylor Joe Lucier and Bud Moulton who stayed with the Cranes during the June flood hosted a potluck dinner on the Crane lawn in Farming. Guests included John Bakers and Darwin Cranes. Mrs At ary and others attended. The note mentions Mrs Tolleson returning home and visitors at Mr and Mrs Broere's home.
A devotional piece contrasts human limitation with divine perfection citing Job and Romans. It argues only through faith in Jesus Christ can humans achieve the righteousness required for heaven, while noting modern science yields advanced but imperfect creations. Doctrinal reflections, community notices follow.
Mrs. John Armstrong of Chateau spent the weekend with Mrs. Georgia Tuel and attended Swim Day activities. Sympathy goes to Mrs. Kenneth Christian, formerly of the area, on the death of her brother Hardy Landing near Hamilton last Monday.
Mr and Mrs Henry Bach of Conrad spent last Wednesday in Chateau visiting relatives and friends.
I thank all who were kind during my hospital stay and convalescence at home. Special thanks to the doctors and nurses for their care and to the two drug stores for the newspapers. The flowers, cards and calls were greatly appreciated.
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