Large Catholic event condemns anti life campaign says parents overlarge families face guilt
In St Louis at the National Catholic Family Life convention, Rev John C Knott criticizes an anti life movement. He argues some oppose growing families and urge restraint, while insisting life is a gift from God. He notes not all couples should have unlimited children. Meanwhile St Louis posters greet President Kennedy with 50,000 printed so far.
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ST. Louis
John C. Knott
National Catholic Family Life Convention
Father Knott
Family Life Bureau
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Washington
God
Wellsville girl tours Kansas City mission project
Melba Ann Todd daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne Todd returned from an 11 day Methodist missionary tour sponsored by the Kansas Conference Woman's Society of Christian Service She was one of 70 chosen from over 200 applicants Her visit to Marcy Center Chicago gave insight into settlement work for working mothers and youth programs and included notes on area housing and growth
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Wellsville
Melba Ann Todd
Wayne Todd
Kansas Conference Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Melba Ann
WSCS
Marcy Center
Chicago
Getto Section
Wellsville Woman Reports On Atlantic City Meeting
Mrs Jennie Lytle describes attending the Sixth General Assembly of the Woman's Society of Christian Service in Atlantic City New Jersey She notes the cross of flowers with about 100 potted blooms on one arm and recalls a Williamsburg Virginia parish church visit where worshippers heated by blankets and charcoal burners. She mentions Melba Ann visiting Marcy Center and meeting a Baker University student.
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WSCS
Jennie Lytle
Wellsville
Methodist
Atlantic City
N. J
Lytle
Charles Pierce
Herald
Bernice Holden
General Assembly
Woman's Society of Christian Service
W.S.C.S
W. D. Farney
Jess DeWesse
Pierce
Larry Averill
Clarence Coffman
Lee Chamberlain
Multistate Methodist Youth Tour Highlights Civic Sites
A bus tour with 42 travelers visited diverse sites from Kansas City to Chicago and Canada. Stops included Methodist homes in Kansas City, Wesley Community Center in St Joseph, the Baby Fold in Normal Illinois, the Chicago Temple, Woodstock Ontario church services, Niagara Falls Maid of the Mist, Ohio Wesleyan University, Epworth School for Girls and Trinity Church in Kansas City. The trip traced housing shifts from 1930 to 1952 with changing racial composition in the area surrounding Marcy Center. The group included a minister, nurse, dietitian, WSCS representative, and others. a second bus departed the next day.
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Kansas City
Wesley Community
Woodstock
Ontario
Canada
Chalmers United Church of Canada
Niagara Falls
United States
Ohio Wesleyan University
Melba Ann
Webster Grove
Epworth School
Trinity Methodist Church
Minster
WSCS
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Kathy
Judith White
Raymond White
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Patty
Peggy
White
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Kennedy
Mexico
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Mexico City
John G. Kaiser
BARI
S. Main
Bob McCrea
Newberry Avenue Center
Newberry Center
Baker University
Grover Knight
A. WW
Montgomery Ward
Ward
Tia
Ane
Tiant
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