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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1964
Page
2
A columnist argues that televised debates for 1964 could mislead voters by emphasizing image over policy. They note 1960 Nixon Kennedy debates boosted image, not true political positions, and urge reliance on the printed word for informed choices.
The article argues recruiters flood airwaves and mailboxes to sway teens near school start. It questions motive, calls it good business to harvest eager youths, and warns dropouts may be pushed toward enlistment. It urges youths to finish high school before deciding.
The Old Reformed Church invites visitors to attend Sunday services at 10 a.m. and 2 15 p.m. on Highway 89, three miles northwest of Chateau. A Sunday school for children follows the afternoon service.
St Josephs Catholic Church in Choteau Montana lists Sunday Masses at 8 00 am and 11 00 am in Choteau with a 930 am Mass in Bynum Rev William E Morley is the pastor
Sabbath school begins at 9 45 AM Saturday with church services at 11 AM Visitors are welcome at the Masonic Temple next to Chateau Groceries and Lockers for services and fellowship in the church community notices
Choteau Baptist invites worshipers to join services Sunday at 9:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. with a Bible study. An evening service is planned, along with a Stay and Prayer session at 7:30 p.m. The church welcomes all to hear preaching on Christ’s death, resurrection, and return.
Local notices announce worship services at the AM church in Sundby and a school class for all ages starting Sept 11. Helen Ballantyne leads meditations with special music by Frank Dieri and a choir piece.
The Community Methodist Church in Pendroy Montana lists Sunday September 13 services at 9 15 and 11 00. Arnold Hanson Superintendent announces nursery through grade school classes and invites all children and parents to attend and stay for worship. Prayer groups meet Tuesday at 9 am Wednesday 7 15 am Thursday 1 30 to 3 30 pm. Woman's Society meets Wednesday at 9 00 am starting September 10. MYF groups meet Tuesday ASth at 7 00 pm and Thursday at 7 30 pm. Choir rehearsal and other activities are noted.
Trinity Lutheran by Dutton lists a Sunday school rally on September 13 at 9 45 with a film and classes for all ages led by Mrs Bleecker. Morning worship features special music andMeditations at 10 50 by Miss Sherry Pebbles. Bethany Lutheran hosts youth rally and workshop at Fall meeting with Parlor gatherings led by Swanson Swenson and Swortzelj committee members. Bible study and prayer groups meet Thursdays and Fridays at various locations with Bernard Gravdal as pastor.
A local columnist critiques television ads praising some campaigns while deeming others offensive. He notes Hamm’s beer bear and State Farm spots among favorites and recalls Barry Goldwater’s Great Falls visit as a missed story. He urges fuller coverage when national figures appear locally.
Mrs Rhoda Larson Mrs Jean Stromswold and daughter Pend Roy Louise Earles Zona Hoeschen Cecille Hanson Nina Wellenstein and Gladys Stearns attended a bridge luncheon hosted by Marie Coffey on a Wednesday.
Ingrid Gebhart expresses frustration with local spending and marketing, urging action to keep shoppers in Choteau. She cites price competition with Great Falls, calls for a broader campaign, and questions Jaycees affiliation and political aims while defending civic duty.
Billings Gazette reports the Jaycees defend their civic mission and oppose alleged use of the group to promote political candidates. The piece notes D. P. Fabrick, chairman of the State Citizens Committee for Rennes, announced committee members including Harrison Fagg, a Billings architect and vice president.
The Women of the Moose plan a meeting at 8 p m with all officers and members urged to attend. Mrs Zona Hoeschen hosted a dinner Friday for friends including Mrs Rhoda Larson Jean and Janice Stromswold Pendrey Mrs Louise Earles Cecille Hanson and Gladys Stearns. Mr and Mrs Jack eil and Rev ta J Willes, Emel, and the Havre visitors spent Labor Day weekend with relatives.
A family visited Monday with Rev and Mrs Kenneth Roediger in Shelby, sharing a brief moment of fellowship and support in the local community.
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