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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1966
Page
6
A sermon uses a barn with arrows in its bulls eyes to illustrate the folly of choosing personal aims over divine obedience. It argues that in the Bible the supreme target is loyalty to God, with love for God and neighbor as a single command, and cites Deuteronomy and Mark to urge people to prioritize God’s will over self-centered goals.
Frankfort authorizes study to convert two more Kentucky homes into state shrines. The Mary Todd Lincoln house in Lexington and Cassius M. Clay's home near Richmond are under consideration for preservation and public viewing.
Local Chanute items featured include community notices and brief updates from July 1966. Readers see year 1966 events in Chanute with short notices and local updates on citizens and institutions.
Santa Fe Park bells marked a quiet Fourth as flags appeared on downtown buildings and homes. Firecrackers popped while two boys questioned the curious bells formerly used for pioneer church summons and school times.
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