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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1961
Page
3
Southern ladies memorialized graves from both sides on Memorial Day 1863 easing Civil War bitterness. Northern reaction softened as poets and leaders voiced unity. Quotes from Aldrich Hoover and Roosevelt frame a shift to spiritual and national reconciliation.
Egyptian sect linked the fall of humanity to separating woman from man. Gnostics, described as heretics, were tied to early gospels found near Nag Hammadi. Writings in Coptic reveal hints of nudist rites. texts include Gospel of Truth and Gospel of Philip. Cop tic Museum houses the documents. scholarly notes by Floyd W. Filson. In Calais, a London clerk sailed the Channel on a wooden bed frame, a six hour crossing from Dover.
Minister Richard Feldman argues freedom in religion is a perilous yet essential fruit of the Christian life. He emphasizes living by the Spirit as the continuous rule, with anxious questing, repentance, and faithful acts like going to church. The sermon cites Simeon and Peanuts for faith in action and notes Jehovah’s Witnesses plan a Bible Convention in Pratt June 30 to July 2 with 500 expected.
WINFIELD Kansas AP delegates to the Annual Conference of the Methodist Student Movement set the 1961 62 program as focusing on the moral and ethical problems on campuses The declaration cites classroom cheating athletic scandals and misconduct as symptoms of a larger issue and calls for stronger faith based ethics Personal integrity and responsibility are urged with units to study campus conditions and interpret surveys of student values and Christian discipleship outcomes
Denver teens Mike Lubchenco and Jim Nance, both 17, ride 534 miles to Wichita in five days then plan a weekend rest before returning home by bicycle. They faced 98 degree heat at Rocky Ford and shelter from a heavy rain in Greensburg. In Wichita they visit Dr. John Warren's family, longtime friends of the Lubchenco family.
Parishioners of St Marys Church under Rev Clement Goubeaux are doing lay apostolate work in homes of Catholic migrant workers. The effort invites migrants to join church activities and includes a schedule of masses in Deerfield Lakin Mallenthal Ulysses and Johnson.
Maynard H. Coe recounts Kansas as a pioneer in 4-H club work at the State 4-H Round-up at Kansas State University. He notes early Boys and Girls Clubs linked to K-State, 1914 extension leadership by Otis E. Hall, community clubs from 1924, and honors like Who's Who 4-H Club and collegiate and Master 4-H Club.
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