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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1932

Page

7

Easter Services At First M E Church Highlight Devotion

The First M E Church announces a full Easter program starting Good Friday 7:30 p m with a Lord s Supper commemoration and private worship at 7:00 p m Sunrise devotional by Epworth League Sunday at 6:00 a m followed by a fellowship breakfast. Easter services at 8:00 Pendray 10:00 church school 11:15 with baptism and dedication rites 6:00 intermediate league 7:30 evening service with choir and a drama The Challenge of the Cross features Miss Velma Edwards and other young church members.

Epworth League Pendray

Choir Prays and Sings Hymn Under Eastern Sky

The church choir includes lum, Lillian Shannon, Mary Elizabeth Edwards and Marion Butchart. The service features a hymn about a man going forth to die under thorn crown and cross bearing, as Pastor E R Kaemmer leads.

Lum Lillian Shannon Mary Elizabeth Edwards Marion Butchart

Funeral services for Sister Augusta LeFevre

Security Benefit members are notified of a funeral for Sister Augusta LeFevre at 2 p.m. Friday at the Methodist church. Members should meet at the Masonic hall at 1:30 p.m. to finalize arrangements. Lee Brown, President.

Augusta LeFevre H. T. Cleary Methodist Church Masonic Hall Lee Brown

Local Amusements and Weekend Travels in Agawam and Choteau

Agawam residents report visits from Wolfer ranch and Cho teau travelers. Miss Maynard rode to Cho teau for a weekend at her Choteau home. Families Kropp Morhardt Schultz Gies Ginther Wolk and Van Auken toured to Choteau. Easter egg salad recipe appears with cottage cheese butter nuts paprika carrots lettuce and mayonnaise.

Mr. Brown Wolfer Ranch Miss Maynard Chotear Choteau Paul Kropp Agawam Monay Carl Morhardt Teddie Frank Schultz Agawam Bill Gies Chas Ginther Ben Wolk van Auken

Local notes and social updates from Bole list

A small turnout for the meeting due to mud as the Saturday night program honored the Washington bicentennial. Miss Nina Hanson visits from Great Falls with her brothers Oliver and Martin. Buster Wiseman injures his knee and will miss weeks of school. Mrs Wiseman suffers erysipelas but shows some improvement. Mr and Mrs Al Little of Great Falls visit, with baby to stay a week. A dance is planned in Bob. Carl Larson visits the Zeigler home. Kosnick family visits Great Falls. Mrs Harry Stevenson is ill. Woman's club plans a meeting at Mrs Joe Walkington's home on Thursday March 31. Fred Hanson of Great Falls builds built in cupboards for Oliver. John Richem delays threshing for G B Zeigler. Mrs Cornelius Kooyman, from Helena, passes through Bole enroute somewhere.

Washington Buster Glenn Wiseman Woman's Club Joe Walkington Fred Hanson Great Falls Oliver John Richem G. B. Zeigler Cornelius Kooyman Helena Bole

Public School Notes Highlight Student Achievements

First graders Leah Ferris Audrey Lawson Oberta Peterson Bonnie June Sheill and Donna Allum earned perfect position buttons. Audrey Lawson Pattie Strom and Donna Allum won March health contest stars. Promotions moved Iay Snyder and Stanley Smith to the 4 G division in arithmetic. Seventh graders make current events posters and diction contests occur with Webster reference tests.

Leah Ferris Audrey Lawson Oberta Peterson Bonnie June Sheill Donna Allum Reading Pattie Strom Iay Snyder Stanley Smith American Legion Auxiliary

Impassable roads strand visitor text at distant ranch

Mr. Kooyman remains a patient at Fort Harrison and is much improved. Hank Van Weichen’s home is noted. Mrs. E. M. Bammel, teaching at Teton View, spent the weekend at home. Edmond Bammel, studying in Bole, will finish the term at Teton View. Florence Stofflet of Fort Shaw visited her mother, but poor roads forced her to leave the car in Bole and walk to the ranch.

Hank van Weichen Kooyman Fort Harrison E. M. Bammel Teton View School Edmond Bole Teton View Florence Stofflet Fort Shaw

Farmington Easter Program Planned at Sunday Hall

The Farmington Sunday school will present an Easter program at the hall on Sunday morning at eleven. All are invited. Easter offerings support missions. The Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs. C. M. Swenson next Wednesday afternoon March 30. The orchestra cancels Saturday dance to assist in decorating the hall for the program.

Farmington Ladies’ Aid C. M. Swenson

Home Demonstration Club Supper Supports Low-Cost Meals

One hundred three people attended the Home Demonstration club supper last Friday. Meals cost 15 cents per plate to cover expenses, not profit, and showcased inexpensive, good food. A Washington bicentennial program followed with four camps competing in games and stunts. The club thanks the community for support. Mrs. J. L. LeDesky is a patient at Chateau hospital. Rev. Enge to lead Good Friday services at the Norwegian Lutheran church. Ben Chalmers works for Howard Hansen. No literary this Friday. rescheduled for April 1. Mrs. Webster and the Agee child ren have moved to the Longmuir place for summer.

Home Demonstration Club Washington J. L. LeDesky Chateau Hospital Enge Ben Chalmers Howard Hansen Webster Agee Longmuir Place

Farmers confident as company pledges fair deal

Farmers are reassured by a company spokesman who says they will meet farmers halfway and address long standing difficulties. The talk emphasizes support and a cooperative approach to past years' challenges.

Hodgson praises Teton county farmers and Larsson support

Hodgson told farmers to protect their livelihoods and avoid harsh measures, noting Teton county farm paper ranks among the best credit outlets. He praised Senator Larsson for state work and expressed hope to vote for him for governor. Other IHC members and Chateau staff were introduced as the event closed.

Teton County Teton Hodgson Larson

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