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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1946
Page
3
Fairfield residents joined church and Ladies Aid events, honored veterans at the Three Rivers convention, and supported a Halloween party. A range of births, hospital stays, football travel to Cut Bank, and local club meetings filled a busy week with charitable drives and guest performances.
Mrs J A Shoquist and Mrs J M Olson hosted Circle 1 of the Lutheran Ladies Aid at the church. Nira Helen Lacher, Montana State College student, visited with her parents J N Lacher and attended the Jr Woman's Club Carnival Dance. Several Lacher and related families from Bozeman Great Falls Fairfield attended a reunion dinner, marking the first time all children were home in five years. Baby daughters born to John and Mary Goodman and to Harry and wife in Great Falls hospital were noted.
St Josephs Parish announces Twenty second Sunday after Pete mass schedule for Sunday November 10. Mass in Bynum at 9 00 am and in Chateau at 11 00 am led by Rev James J Sheerin pastor.
A comprehensive woodburning set targets beginners and experienced crafters with 26 pieces including a reliable pen and assorted project surfaces. The collection is pitched as complete and attractively priced at Penney-low.
A sturdy lithographed steel climbing tank with a strong spring motor and rubber treads powers up steep grades and over obstacles. Built for durability it withstands heavy play and punishment in backyard battles.
A playful toy dog responds to light pressure on a button to pose. It can sit fall forward wiggle its tail and entertain children. The ad promises delight and urges buyers to get one and try it themselves.
A kid friendly phone toy priced at $1 offers a tiny dial that moves, available in shiny black or ivory plastic. Perfect gift for a child who loves answering a home phone.
A white two story doll house with red and green trim measures 23 by 8 by 14 inches. It features four large rooms for furnishing and imaginative play by a young girl.
Little girls will rave about these Jitterbugs with colorful costumes from moccasins to bandanna and waved pompadour. The floppy cotton stuffed softness adds to their cuteness as big sisters will adore them too.
This heat resistant oven glass set mirrors a mother's with seven pieces. Durable and practical for baking and serving, it suits a child who enjoys playing house.
A charming sewing set for children includes a tapestry frame and pictures, three cardboard dolls with eight cut out dresses, a clothes line with pins, an embroidery hoop and yarn. Perfect for creative play and learning basic handwork.
Morning worship at 9:45 a m Sunday school at 10:45 a m and evening worship at 7 30 p m. Next Sunday morning a message on The Conflict of the Ages. Sunday evening Gods invisible army of Protection. Andrew Olsen Bible Expositor invites all to attend.
Fairfield parish church announces Sunday masses with power restored at 9 00 and 11 00 o clock Rev Russel Scheider is pastor
The Assembly of God church lists services for November 10 with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Evangelistic rally at 8 p.m. and midweek Bible study at 8 p.m. The pastor is Miss Bonnie Sala. The message invites, Seek ye the Lord while He may be found. Call ye upon Him while He is near.
The Chateau Bynum and Pendroy Methodist Churches outline a busy November schedule. Sunday services include Sunday school with age classes and Men's Brotherhood at 9:45, morning worship at 11, and an evening service at 8. Additional worship at Pendroy at 3, with intermediate fellowship at 5. Weekday events feature the Children’s Society Monday, W.S.C.S. Ladies Study Group Tuesday, Youth Fellowship studying India Tuesday, and choir rehearsal Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Earles return from Virginia visit. Several locals and relatives visit in Billings Helena Great Falls and Missoula. Farmers Union members head to Great Falls for 31st annual convention. Pendray Ladies Aid thanks donors for Oct 19 dinner and bazaar.
Pursuant to an order of the State Fish and Game Commission the Teton County portion within the Sun River Drainage is closed to elk hunting at midnight November 4, 1946. Chairman Elmer Johnson and Secretary A A O'Claire sign the notice.
Butte Chamber of Commerce manager W S Thompson reports definite assurance from Maj Gen George P Hays commanding general of the Sixth Army that the Montana induction headquarters will remain in Butte.
The Romans prized peas as a campaign gesture with candidates giving them freely to voters to gain popularity and seek favor.
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