Roxy Theater Opens With Comedy
The Roxy Theater in Chateau opens tomorrow night after a two month closure. Francis in the Navy will headline the new schedule. Donald O Connor stars in a comedy about a young man and his talking mule.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1962
Page
4
The Roxy Theater in Chateau opens tomorrow night after a two month closure. Francis in the Navy will headline the new schedule. Donald O Connor stars in a comedy about a young man and his talking mule.
A family carnival is set for Saturday night March 3 starting at 6 30 at the Chateau park pavilion. Sponsored by the primary association of the L D S church the event features a dance fish pond duck pond weight guessing nail pounding shooting gallery coin toss and other games plus movies food and a bake sale.
The C James Smith Unit No 6 of the American Legion Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting on Monday March 5. Nominations and elections of officers will be held. Community service month noted with a request for discarded eye glasses old jewelry and silver to be collected for the needy. The program mirrors a Lions club effort from last year.
The Episcopal Guild of St Stephen's announces a Shrove Tuesday pancake supper in the rectory basement from 5 30 to 7 30 p m on Tuesday March 6. Proceeds support church activities and parish programs.
Invitation extended to friends of Delores Rowley for a wedding reception Friday March 9 from 8 to 10 30 p.m. at the Rowley residence. Delores and Bill Nelson wed January 20 in Orem Utah. Mrs. Douglas Shaw Fairfield Avenue birth to a son in a Great Falls hospital Sunday. The Chateau Soroptimist Club will host a Soroptimist meeting March 4 at the Methodist church with registration at 12 30 p.m. and a program. Lois Jacobson district director will be guest speaker with a large delegation expected from Conrad Cut Bank Browning Shelby.
Fragments describe a two bedroom house for sale with three lots and a yard with trees. Contact number 466-2957 in Choteau for details.
Funeral services for Inga Randine Dale, 72, were held at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev. Gravdal officiating. Burial followed in Fairfield Pauls Cemetery. She was survived by six children, two sisters and five brothers, with distant relatives attending from Seattle, Big Lake, Palo Alto, Harper, and Lake Moses. she was a Gold Star mother.
The Parlor Shoppe presents a spring style show featuring Howard's Department Store models in Arrow, Levis, and other sportwear. Nellie Don and Stephanie Koret dresses highlight children and women's wear with men’s styles by Reese. Proceeds aid Teton Memorial Hospital equipment.
The Methodists in Chateau host a Spiritual Life Preaching Mission from March 4 to 11 with Rev. George S. Ritchey of Fort Benton and Rev. Howard Hall of Belt as guest speakers. Ritchey will cover Get Out and Do Unlimited Mercy of God Remember while Hall addresses Prayer. Services start at 7 30 p m nightly with choirs and coffee hours hosted by local churches and youth groups. Births and dismissals follow in local notices listing residents and patients from Choteau Fairfield Augusta Vaughn Great Falls and surrounding areas.
Hospital notes list admitted patients including William Gefeller and Mrs Edward Robbins of Choteau, Clarence Allimi also from Choteau, Grover Tyler Bynum, Mrs Leonard Morigeau Vaughn, Mrs Henry Weist of Choteau, Neil Hedrick from Augusta, Mrs Willis Vigen of Choteau, Mrs James Thompson of Choteau, Mrs Jeffery McWilliams and Donald Lee of Fairfield, Carl Smithers of Great Falls, Kathy Stott of Fairfield.
Thanks to the 40 attendees and consignors and buyers who supported the auction at the Chateau Pavilion on February 17. Another consignment auction is slated for March 17.
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