Junior Choir Sets First Meeting Friday at 4 PM
The Junior Choir invites participants to the initial gathering on Friday at 4 00 PM in the Betty Phillips Room. The meeting aims to introduce members and outline upcoming rehearsals.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1961
Page
2
The Junior Choir invites participants to the initial gathering on Friday at 4 00 PM in the Betty Phillips Room. The meeting aims to introduce members and outline upcoming rehearsals.
The church outlines a week of activities for youth and adults. Sunday features Church School at 9 45 am supervised by Carl Field with worship at 11 00 am including choir music led by Mrs. Charles Allen and a youth friendly sermon Never Say That Again by the pastor.
The choir invites the public to a performance. Rehearsals are set for Tuesday at 7 30 p m and Thursday at 2 00 p m. Fred Crowe serves as pastor and leads the group.
Sunday activities for Trinity and Bethesda Lutherans list Sunday School at 9 45 with Mrs J Bleecker and Mrs M Fitchner, organ meditations at 10 50, morning worship at 11, plus nursery, special music and Sunday School institute at Our Savior's in Great Falls. Various meetings, circles and Luther League held Sept 15 21 with pastors and hostesses noted. The bridge between Sundays is difficult traveling unless the Lord.
A Mahano Theological Seminary bulletin fragment attributes a sermon line to A Bernard Gravdal the pastor with Gary E Clark listed as intern. The brief note emphasizes spiritual companionship through day and night in a church context.
Priesthood meeting at 8 45 a m Sunday School at 10 a m Sacrament follows Sunday School MIA Tuesday 8 p m Relief Society Wednesday 2 p m Primary Thursday 4 p m.
The Rev Jackson Gilliam and the Rev Charles du Bois serve as Priests-in-Charge at St Stephen's Episcopal Church. Sunday Holy Eucharist is at 30 p.m. with morning prayer at 11 am on other Sundays.
Free Sovereign Grace teachings shown with Sunday services at 10 am and 2 15 pm plus Sunday School for children after afternoon services. Location given as Highway 89 three miles northwest of Thoreau with visits invited. Sabbaths School at 9 45 am and church at 11 am held at the Masonic Temple next to Downtown Furniture. visitors welcome.
Mrs. Pearl Tangen reports Trinity Ladies Aid Ruth Circle resumes September 20 at G I Tangen home. Freshman initiation day draws attention as students board the bus Friday. Farmington H D Club resumes September 21 at 2 pm. Julie Ann Styren joins Herb Styren family. Herb Styren hospitalized briefly for flu, later released. Mrs. Howard Hanson and Mrs. Sophie Thorn attend niece Carol Thorn wedding in Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carlson host Sunday dinner with guests Hazel Castle Jay Castle Dale Castle and Bert Berland. Clarence Carlson returns from weeklong trip visiting Chris Evenson in Big Fork.
Charles Swortel traveled to Kalzispell with Mr and Mrs Joe LeDesky and Mr and Mrs Wayne LeDesky at Rowan. They visited several Hereford ranches in the Plains and Helena regions on the return trip.
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