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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1964
Page
2
A reflective editorial urges dropping blame on emergency groups after a flood scare. It notes no deaths or injuries and warns against letting bitterness split the community while acknowledging possible mistakes and the need to learn for future crises.
The editorial urges forming a single trained emergency organization to coordinate disaster response. It praises Chateau’s recovery during the flood, credits effective existing groups, and calls for a headquarters with full communications and clear authority to improve future readiness. It emphasizes public education and immediate action from a central agency.
Bob Amick laments sensational, stray reporting from Choteau and beyond, urging careful sourcing. He warns readers that errors hurt real people and stresses the need for honest, verified news over first with the most.
Editorial stresses careful verification before publishing facts and warns against sensationalism. It calls for truth over competition and urges media to earn public trust through constructive criticism read by newsmen and those hiding behind cloaks of ignorance.
Sabbath School begins at 9 45 a m Saturday with church at 11 a m Visitors are welcome at the Masonic Temple next door to Chateau Groceries and Lockers for the services.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints lists services for the coming Sunday including Priesthood at 8 45 am Sunday School at 10 am and Sacra on meeting afterward. The MIA meets Tuesday at 8 pm and Primary meets Tuesday at 2 pm.
The Old Reformed Church conducts services each Sunday at 10 a.m. and 2 15 p.m with Sunday School for children after the afternoon service. Located on Highway 80, three miles northwest of Chateau, visitors are invited.
Choteau Montana parish announces Sunday Masses at Choteau 8 am and 11 am and at Bynum 9:30 am with Rev. William E. Morley serving as pastor.
CHOTEAU BAPTIST MISSION lists worship times on Sunday June 21 with services at 9 am 10 am and 7 30 pm. A mid week Bible Study and Prayer Service is set for 7 30 pm Thursday June 25 at the church. Summer Bible School runs June 22 26 from 9 am to 12 am welcoming children four years old through grade.
Morning Worship at 9 a.m. with sermon Dodging the Issue. Sunday School begins at 10 a.m. A congregational business meeting follows services and voting members should attend. Parish Board of Education meets Monday at 8 p.m. Prayer group meets Thursday at 7 a.m. Interim Pastor Hjortholm to Augusta next Sunday. Fees for ministerial acts go to congregation treasury during Gravdal's convalescence.
A sermon warns to build faith on the Word and finished work of Christ, not on shifting feelings. It cites the parable of the house on a rock and Samuel Rutherford urging belief in God's love and power as the true rock of security.
The Pendroy Montana Methodist church schedules a Sunday June 21 service at 9 15 am and 11 am to thank God for blessings despite losses. Pastor C Fred Crowe invites all to attend, join in baptism, and celebrate faith on a day the community recalls Galveston seawall history and the Rock of Christ.
The second Dutton Cloverette meeting was held June 3 at Ora Schultz home. Roll call featured demonstrations planned for later in the year. Old business covered fund raising ideas including selling bird houses a dance and a raffle of articles. Jan Fuhringer Reporter.
Sunday Church School 9 15 a m through June with Superintendent Carl Field. Worship and Thanksgiving service at 11 a m. Baptism and reception of members during the service. All members and friends welcome. Prayer groups meet at 7 15 p m Tuesday and 7 00 p m Wednesday. Attendance urged.
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