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National Patriots' Month
June is the most popular month to celebrate
weddings, graduations and summer camp

FIRST SUNDAY: Teacher's Day
SECOND SUNDAY: Peace with Justice Religious Liberty Sunday
THIRD SUNDAY: Father's Day
FOURTH SUNDAY: International Sit-on-the-front-pew Sunday

On This Day in June:

• June 1 Pere Jacques Marquette, missionary and explorer (1637-1675); In 1944, Siesta was abolished in Mexico; International Volunteers Week begins.
• June 2 P.T. Barnum began his first circus tour in 1835.
• June 4 First Bible printed in America in 1743.
• June 5 World Environment Day; First hot-air balloon flight, 1783, France
• June 6 Pet Appreciation week begins.
• June 7 YWCA organized in 1854; Freedom of Press Day.
• June 8 Robert Schumann, German composer, (1811-1896).
  
• June 10 Alcoholics Anonymous founded in 1935.
  
• June 14 Flag Day (red, white and blue national banner accepted by Congress on this date in 1777; National Flag Week always includes Flag Day; U.S. Army established by Congress, 1775.
• June 14 UNIVAC computer anniversary; world's first commercial computer, 1951; Harriet Beecher Stowe, author and abolitionist (1834-1896).
• June 15 Benjamin Franklin discovered electricity in 1752; Hug Holiday begins.
• June 16 First woman, Valentina Tereshkova, orbiting in space in 1963.
• June 18 First American woman in space, Dr. Sally Ride, 1983.
• June 19 Charles Haddon Spurgeon, Baptist preacher (1834-1892)
• June 21 Summer Solstice (12 hours day, 12 hours night); National Indian Day of Prayer; John-Paul Sartre, French philosopher, dramatist (1905).
• June 23 Midsummer Eve.
• June 24 Midsummer Day; Henry Ward Beecher, Congregationalist pulpit orator, born, (1813 -1887).
• June 25 Augsburg Confession delivered to Emperor, 1530
• June 26 Pearl S. Buck, American novelist, 1892
• June 27 Helen Keller, author and lecturer, 1880.
• June 28 John Wesley, founder of Methodism (1707-1788)
• June 29 Antoine de St. Exupery, poet/philosopher (1900-1944)