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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1971
Page
5
Religion writer Louis Cassels explains that the Court did not ban prayer or Bible study in schools. It ruled against official classroom prayers and compelled readings, while permitting private student prayer and voluntary study of religion, Bible as literature, and national ceremonies.
Area teens from junior high to high school are invited to join planned discussion sessions. Call Mrs. William Douglas at 723-2165 for info. If 15 participants join, meetings may be held in regular facilities. Community debate over school religion policies continues with calls for objective curriculum and guidance from the Religious Instruction Association.
Crossroads Art Ass n hosts a batiking demonstration at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Art Room 100 at Wentzville High School. Batiking uses melted wax to resist dye and originated with Indonesian natives for bright garments. The event highlights batiking as cloth design and art. VA reports a $275 million dividends payout to over 4.1 million veterans with WWI and WWII policies.
Father Meisner announces campaign chairs for April fundraising in St. Charles County. Mrs. Mark Thompson leads St. Charles. Mr. and Mrs. George Schultz in Wentzville. Mrs. Pat Kothe in O Fallon. Mrs. Robert Moss in St Peters. Augusta chair Rev Bauer. Funds support cancer research and education with volunteer leaflets.
Private Terry E. Austin, 22, son of Mr and Mrs W E Austin of Route 2 St Peters, completed a seven week wheel vehicle mechanic course at the U S Army Training Center Infantry Ft Ord Calif He is a 1966 Francis Howell High School graduate and earned a 1970 B A from Central Methodist College Fayette His wife Donna resides Route 5 Spring Valley Drive St Charles
The founder F. W. Woolworth opened his first five and ten cent store in Utica New York on February 22 1879 marking the start of a retail chain that would grow nationwide.
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