Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath Services Next Door
Sabbath School begins at 9 45 am Saturday with church service at 11 am Saturday. Visitors are welcome at the Masonic Temple next to Chateau Groceries and Lockers.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1964
Page
2
Sabbath School begins at 9 45 am Saturday with church service at 11 am Saturday. Visitors are welcome at the Masonic Temple next to Chateau Groceries and Lockers.
A notice invites visitors to Way 89 located three miles northwest of Chateau. The public is cordially invited to attend.
Sunday Masses listed for Choteau and Bynum with times and the pastor Rev. William E Morley. Choteau holds 6 and 11 a.m. services Bynum 9:30 a.m. mass.
Priesthood at 8 45 am and Sunday School at 10 am with Sacrament after. Tuesday activities include Primary at 415 pm and MIA at 730 pm. Wednesday features Relief Society at 2 pm.
The Methodist Church in Chateau Montana hosts the final session of the study led by Ethel Swanson on Friday at 10 a.m. The program addresses outreach to Spanish speaking Americans.
The Pendroy Montana Methodist Church lists Sunday services at 9:15 am with church school for nursery to grade school, led by Arnold Hanson. A sermon on James 1 25 from Phillips translation preaching on living the law is offered by Pastor C Fred Crowe. Various youngsters and adult groups meet through the week including Girl Scouts and choir rehearsals.
Choteau Baptist Church announces services for Sunday November 8 with worship at 9 am and Sunday School at 10 am. No evening service. A Thursday November 5 prayer service at the Emmet home at 7 30 pm. Pastor Willes Emmel leads sermon on Jesus Christ crucified risen and coming again.
Sunday services at Trinity Lutheran Church include school at 9 45 supervised by Mrs Bleecker with classes for all ages. Organ meditations at 10 50 by David Andersen. Morning worship at 11 with nursery service and special music. Prayer breakfast for men Wednesday at 7 at the Methodist Church. Senior Luther League meets Tuesday evening at the church. Ladies Beaver Grew meets Thursday at 4.
Junior and senior confirmation classes are scheduled for Tuesday at 7 and 8 15. Parlor sessions Thursday Nov 12 at 2, hosted by Mesdames Wright Agnes Arensmeyer J Anderson Koch William Arensmeyer Spoelder and KY Larsen. Teacher training course set for the chapel each Tuesday at 7 30 hosted by Mrs Martin and Arensmeyer with Bernard Gravdal pastor as teacher.
Clarence Carlson, a long time Farmington resident, died Thursday afternoon after a lingering illness. Final rites were held at Trinity Lutheran Church Monday afternoon. He was well known and well liked, and the community mourns his loss. many friends attended. The Farmington 4-H Halloween party Friday featured ghosts and goblins among other costumes.
County guidance urges timely winter prep for tractors with advice on antifreeze radiator protection oil changes and light oiling for cylinder tops. Proper storage and battery maintenance are recommended to keep equipment ready for use or sale when spring arrives.
The Farmington school held a Halloween party Friday afternoon with mothers and preschoolers as guests and a special lunch for pupils and teachers. A wedding reception followed with 4 H girls serving. guests included Shirley Arensmeyer and Betty Fjeldheim of Great Falls. Weyne Carlson finished basic training at Fort Rucker and returned home Wednesday. Community members attended meals, dances, and the FFA banquet with multiple local attendees and plans for a Florida winter trip.
Fragmentary text lists Farmington precinct 15 voting day with election judges Bob Davidson Deanna Styren and Grace Depner and clerks Rose Slanger and Vi Pedersen.
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