Speedway Flyer, Volume 1, Number 3, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1931 — Page 2

N-O-T-I-C-E The Speedway Community Fund Committee has asked that residents of Speedway refrain from giving money to beggars If anyone comes to your door asking for money, do throe things: l.Find out if they livo in Speedway. 2.1 f so send them to the Speedway School or to aono member of tho committee. 3.Ca1l Mr. Burgess at tho School. The committee wants everyone to know that, at present, the fund is largo enough so •that | needy and worthy residents of this community can bo helped without bogging from house to houso.

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-LOYALTY MONTHThe month of December is being observed as LOYALTY MONTH at the Speedway Church. It is hoped that during this month all members may re-assoft their loyalty.to their church. Our goal is that ovorj momber start out by. coming to the Holy Communion Service next Sunday morning at 10:30 o’clock. The entire worship hour will bo given over Com.sunion. Pledges for 1932 will bo called for during this campaign. Be roady to underwrite tho church progrim by your pledge.

READ THIS; ' ' ■ ' ' "As a reporter, I was a witness to this scone many times: ' j Someone is -flying. Tho doctors have done all they can do. It is tho last hour for a human being. ’Who knows whore a minister car be fpund?’ says someone in the room. Ono is located somewhere, and because the cry comes from the brink of the grave this clergyman answers the x.alh. ’Wo haven’t boon churchgoers,’ sobe the mother, wife, father, son, ’And we didn't know whether you'd care to coma to us or not, but we'd fool much better if you’d pray for him and u5....' They had no use for Him yesterday or the day before. But now that they stand in tho presence of death, they ask him to como to them and bring with him that faith and comfort which they have never supported and, it seams, never expected to need." -Edgar A. Guest