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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1967
Page
2
A legacy statement from William S. Beinecke of a trading stamp firm arguing that advertising sustains living standards, mass production, and free markets. He asserts restricting advertising risks harming the American economic system and a free press, praising the Sperry and Hutchinson Company’s role.
The New York Stock Exchange Common Stock Index now in its second year converts net changes into dollars, updating continuously by the Market Data System. It measures over 1,250 listed stocks, appearing every half hour on tickers and informing 22 million shareowners about price trends amid high trading activity.
Sabbath School at 9 30 am on Saturday and church at 11 am on Saturday. Visitors always welcome.
St. Joseph's Catholic Church offers Mass at 8 am and 11 am led by Rev. William E. Morley. Zion and St. John Lutheran Churches hold services with Zion at 11 15 am and Sunday School at 10 15 am, while St John Fairfield has worship at 9 am and Sunday School with Pastor Donald E. Thuss.
The church offers two Sunday services at 10 a.m. and 2 15 p m with Sunday School for children after the afternoon service. It is located on Highway 89, three miles northwest of Chateau. Visitors are invited to attend.
Priesthood meeting at 8 45 a m Senior Sunday School at 10 a m Junior Sunday School at 10 am Sacrament meeting after Sunday School MIA Tuesday 7 30 p m Primary Tuesday 4 15 p m.
The sermon and activity slate lists eighth graders at 9 am seventh graders at 10 am and ninth graders at 10 30 am for confirmation. Sunday Rally Day includes family worship at 10 am with Church School and Adult Bible study.
Choteau Baptist Mission posts September worship services and Sunday School at 9 00 and 10 00 with classes for all ages led by Ralph Coleman. The choir meets September 7 at 7 15 pm and The Twelve group gathers September 8 at 1 30 pm. Services include organ meditations and a sermon on Standing for Honors by the pastor.
The Farmington school year begins on a hot dry day with fresh freshmen riding the bus. Read named riders include Monty Bilbro Beth Baker Rodney Cole Terry Guse Laney Kelly Jane Wisse and beginners Dorie Baker Zales Davidson John and Peter Richert Marlin Styren. A new scholar Rodney Walliney, son of Mr and Mrs Dick Arensmeyer, also starts.
A church notice from Pastor C. Fred Crowe invites families to worship together in the sanctuary. The message underscores worship as a family affair and encourages bringing the whole family.
The Augusta Community Church announces a return to its winter schedule with services and activities listed. Rev. Edward M. Ferguson invites all to attend Sunday School at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m youth meeting 8 p m and midweek Bible studies and clubs throughout the week.
The clipping lists numerous social events and visits including birthdays, weddings, campouts, and guests. Notable items: Dorothy Andrews and David Hart wed at Trinity Lutheran Church with Wayne Carlson as usher. families and friends visiting from Washington and Utah. Prince of Peace Corps member Jan Ruppert from Texas Women’s University visiting. local birthdays for Sue Otness and family gatherings at Bean Lake and Deep Creek. a bridal shower for Gretchen Voorhees and various trips to Great Falls and Bigfork.
Mr and Mrs Herb Styren and families camped at Bean Lake with the Styren and Depner groups. Beaverton visitors arrived to see relatives while Eu reka hosts the Otness campers. The Tangen and White families hosted a lawn picnic with Johnson Clark and others. Many Arensmeyers hosted guests for Sunday gatherings.
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