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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1965
Page
3
The text lists priesthood meeting at 8 45 am senior Sunday School at 10 am junior Sunday School at 10 am MIA Tuesday at 8 pm Primary Tuesday at 4 15 pm Relief Society Wednesday at pm.
Old Reformed Church advertises Sunday worship at 10 am with Sunday School and a 2 15 pm session for children after afternoon services. Located on Highway 80 three miles northwest of Chateau visitors invited to attend.
In Choteau Montana Masses are at 8 a m and 11 a m on Sundays. In Bynum Montana Mass is at 9 30 a m. Rev William E Morley serves as pastor.
Sabbath School at 9 45 am Saturday and church service at 11 am Saturday. Visitors welcome.
The Missouri Synod churches announce morning worship at St John Fairfield 9 and Zion Power 11 15 with Sunday School at 10 15 for both locations Pastor Donald E Thuss leads the congregations.
On Thursday October 28 a Bible study and prayer service begin at 8 p.m. On Friday October 29 a Halloween party in the parsonage basement at 8 p.m. There is fun and food for all. Sunday October 30 worship at 9 a.m. Sunday School at 10 a.m. A joint evening service with Dupuyer Baptist Church travels to Dupuyer for a laymen’s service at 8 p.m. Villes Emmel, Pastor.
The notice lists weekend confirmations for eighth and ninth grades on Saturday October 30 and worship services on Sunday October 31. Weekday events include Deacons and Trustees meetings, junior choir, Luther League, Ladies Prayer Group, and Circle Bible Study Leaders meeting with Pastor Engberg led by Rev Marlow Engberg at the Parish Education building.
Friday features Ladies Prayer Group in the church lounge at 1 30 p m. On Saturday the Methodist Youth Fellowship hosts a Halloween Carnival at the City Pavilion from 7 to 9 p m for local children with games and food. Sunday includes 9 45 a m Sunday School for all ages and 11 a m worship led by the pastor Dorothy Allen conducts organ meditations with Helen Ballantyne.
Community Methodist Church schedules include Service Guild ships, organ meditations, door prayers, and choir rehearsals with a plan to sing on Sunday November 7. Men’s Fellowship chair Ed Schiller and devotion chair Glen Inbody lead junior and senior MYF groups. Memorials honor Rev C Fred Crowe and hospital staff. relatives of Otto Wagnild extend thanks.
Sincere thanks to friends and organizations that generously provided food and flowers. Your gracious help and thoughtful gestures are deeply appreciated during this time.
Don Rice hosts a reorganizational meeting with 10 members joining for the coming year. Officers elected include President Dick Zier Vice President Jay Rice Secretary Bobby Snodgrass Treasurer Karen Neckstad Recreation Leader Marlene Snodgrass Song Leader Richard Allen Reporter Dorothy Rice. Mrs. Rice distributed pins and seals. State fair funds received. Next meeting set for Nov 11 at 5 30 PM at the Agawam clubhouse a potluck supper.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Hanson and family of Dillon spent Thursday night with Mrs Hansons parents Mr and Mrs Leon Gollehon en route to Havre to visit Evan Thompson home Mrs Thompson is Hansons aunt prospect of reunion noted in society notes
We express sincere thanks to many friends and neighbors who were thoughtful during our recent bereavement. Special thanks to Rev Engberg and Mary Schoonmaker. Waneta and Pat Donovan.
Mr and Mrs Harry Jardine and family from Helena visited Choteau. James Lemmon of Billings stayed at the Pat Lemmon home last week. Hal Van Auken of Coquille Ore is in Choteau visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs C G Passmore left for Florida to spend the winter.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Lear and Mr and Mrs Bob Miller were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Jim Peebles Sr locale notations indicate a family gathering with social ties among local residents.
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