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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1945
Page
4
The Friendly Neighbors H D club met at Mrs Read Stott’s home for a foods meeting. Members prepared a meal with assigned tasks while Mrs Alice Liggette and Mrs Edna Chal fon led the food effort. Reporter Mrs Clarence Styren notes a pleasant day and a hearty meal.
The Farmington H D club gathered at Mrs. G I Tangen’s home for an all day meeting with a demonstration dinner featuring mashed potatoes and curried chicken. Nine members attended and a box for the Montana Children’s Home will be packed at the April meeting. Various community updates and visits were noted including new grandchild arrivals and family visits.
The Rag'n Soup 4-H Club met March 18 at Mrs Oscar Johnson's home with Joyce Grossman presiding and Fern Grossman reading minutes. Members sewed buttonholes, discussed rally at Fairfield, and noted most members attended. Helen Pfeifle, Reporter.
The American Legion Auxiliary marked the Legion's 26th birthday with a pot luck dinner for 100 at the I O O F hall. Program included readings, songs, piano duets, and a Lincoln address. Awards were planned for a poster contest and an Americanism essay. The group also backs a national effort to donate 150 million pounds of warm garments and other items for war relief.
J A Guill announces a clean dance Saturday night March 24 in Claude for local draftees bound for the army. He invites public support to give the boys a good sendoff and notes no bar operates at the dance hall, featuring the latest popular tunes and enduring favorites.
Mrs Carl Gulbrandsen notes Great Falls visitors on Wednesday. Several residents travel to Great Falls for appointments and events including a ton silectomy for Mrs Joy Johns and visits by Miss Larrayne Quially, cadet nurse, to the Gulbrandsens. Socials feature a Farmers Union card party with prize winners and a wedding trip to Fairfield.
J L Billings longtime Teton county sheriff and former Montana Sheriffs and Peace Officers association president entered Deaconess hospital in Great Falls on Monday for treatment. His wife, registered nurse Mrs. Billings, assists in caring for him.
Palm Sunday events list services Sunday March 25 at Trinity and Dutton Lutheran churches with Sunday School, afternoon services, choir plans, and reception of new members. Holy Week includes Holy Thursday and Good Friday services at 8:00 pm. Easter cantata at Methodist church.
Choteau Methodist Church schedules 9 45 a m Sunday School with C G Monkman as superintendent and 11 a m public worship featuring special choir music and infant and adult baptisms if desired. Cantata at 8 p m. Pendroy church holds 2 p m Sunday School with Mrs Carl Gulbrandsen supervising and 3 p m public worship with baptisms and member reception. Passion Week services run nightly at Chateau with Monday’s theme Jesus Cleanses the Temple.
Church program outlines daily themes from Tuesday to Friday: Jesus teaches on Tuesday and Wednesday, remains silent on Thursday, observes the Passover and institutes the Lord’s Supper, with Friday marking Jesus in the tomb and the administration of the Lord’s Supper led by Pastor BERT A POWELL.
Dutton Methodist Church offers 10 a.m. Sunday School led by Mrs. E. J. Markel followed by 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship with youth choir music. The Youth Fellowship meets for devotions and discussion at 6:39 p.m. Infant and adult baptisms may be conducted and new members welcomed. The service theme is The Way Is Plain. Thursday 6:15 p.m. Sacrament administration follows.
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