Speedway Flyer, Volume 20, Number 16, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 January 1952 — Page 1

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St. Christopher’s Catholic Church 5335 West 16th Street Rev. L. A. Lindemann .Pastor Sunday Masses: 6:00 o’clock High Masses this week were as follows ... at 6 o’clock on Thursday morning for Mary Aim Bische requested by the family, and at 6 o’clock on Friday for Catherine requested by fee family. • , Friday of this week is First Friday . . . offering our Holy Communions to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Saturday of this week is First Saturday . . . offering our Holy Communions to our Holy Mother at Fatima, petitioning her to pray for peace. This is the beginning of another year, and many resolutions. Let us all be resolved that we will all try our very best to “make” the First Fridays and First Saturdays during 1952. Everybody seemed to have a mighty good time at the New Year’s Eve dance. C.Y.O. meeting Monday night, J-muary 7th. Altar Society meeting and installation of new officers Wednesday night, January 9th. Sunday is the Feast of the Ephiphany . . . the coming of the three Wise Men . . . Little Christmas. On next Sunday at the 8:30 o’clock the members of the Altar Society will receive Holy Communion. By members is meant every woman who is member of St. Christopher, whether she is active or not. Let us all pray for our sick. Doris Atkinson is home from the hospital again. Mr. Herring is not so good again. Mary Rosner Porker is in the hospital. There is a little two year old Duffy child in Clermont, we believe, whom we didn’t know, who needs our prayers. And Mrs. Moran should be remembered. Rosalie Bifano is home, and hopes to be up some this week. And for any one else who is sick of whom we don’t know. During these days among other things we hear of the all feared, dreaded disease, cancer. We donate our money for research, which is good, but we wonder if the little known Saint is prayed to often enough. God who created the world, and fashioned the wondrous intricacies of the human body, fs master of His own creation. He can and does suspend the laws of nature for those . . . who have faith in his goodness. Prayer moves mountains ... it also cures impossible diseases. Certain Saints, because of events of their lives seem to specialize in interceding for definite types of people. We all know that St. Joseph is patron of a happy death . . . our own St. Christopher, guardian of travel . . . and by Papal decree ... St. Peregrine is patron of America’s most deadly disease cancer. Once solemnly declared Universal Patron of Spain . . . most popular saint in the city of Vienna . . . invoked and well known In Austria, Hungary, Bavaria, «md Italy is the universal patron of cancer and running sores ... St. Peregrine of the Servite Order. A little statute of the Saint, pamphlets and medals can be obtained by writing to Novena Notes, 3121 West Jackson Boulevard, Chicago 12,. Illinois. „ We all too well know that many of our non-Catholic friends do not understand our praying to the Saints for favors and requests, instead of directly to God. We wonder how many of us have always gone directly to our fathers for things which we wanted very much . . . how many of us haven’t asked our mothers, or someone whom we thought might influence our fathers, first. At the beginning of 1952, let us stop and say . . . “Conduct me, O Lord, in Thy way, and I will walk in Thy Truth” —Psalms 85:11. Nora Bray

Houpts To Close Business Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Houpt of the Sharon Lee Sandwich Shop wish to announce that they are forced to vacate their building and will close January sth. They wish to thank their friends who have made it possible for them to stay in business for 15 years in Speedway. Again they say “thanks.” Adelia Chapt. I.T.S.C. The Adelia Chapter, 1.T.5.C., will meet Monday, January 7th at the Y.M.C.A. for 6:30 dinner. Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. Lee Norman, Chrm., Mrs. Harry Mites, Mrs. Lincoln Northcott and Mrs. Robt. Parke. Christmas Decoration Award Mrs. M. W. Cochran, 1876 Norfolk St., won the prize for having the best decorated home in Speedway. The prize was one of the new Dallas Smith arm chairs that has been on display for the past two weeks in the lobby of the Speedway Theatre. The chair was donated by Mr. Robert H. Shields of Speedway City who is an executive of the Dallas Smith Corp.

Speedway Church es the Nazareue 5020 CRAWFORDSVILLE ROAD REV. HARRY CARTER, Pastor Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Morning Worship 10:30 A. M. Young Peoples Service 6:45 P. M. Evangelistic Service 7:45 P.M. Mid-Week Prayer Service, Wed. Evening, 7:30 Cottage Prayer Meeting will be held at the home of Me. and Mrs. Rollin Fletcher, 2012 N. Alton. You are welcome to attend. The Socond Annual Mid-Winter Indoor Camp Meeting, sponsored by 75 churches in and around Indianapolis, will be held at the Cadle Tabernacle, January 18-20. Workers will be / Rev. R. G. Flexon, Dr. T. M. Anderson, Dr. James DeWeerd, Df. Z. T. Johnson, Bishop Charles Fairboirn, with Prof. Byron Crouse, well known gospel singer. Mark this date and be sure to attend these services. Are you a regular attendant at Sunday School? If not, why not start the new year right, get the best out of life. We invite you to visit our Sunday School, a hearty welcome awaits you there. Let us worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness.

The SPEEDWAY FLYER

GIRL SCOUT NEWS Cookies for Servicemen’s Center—call Mrs. Emigholz, Be. 1292. SENIOR TROOP No. 122 will have charge of soliciting cookies for the Servicemen’s Center for this week and next. If you would like to bake some cookies, call the above number and the cookies will be taken down for you. Neighborhood Meeting Girl Scout and Brownie leaders will hold their bi-monthly meeting at the Lutheran Church next Thursday, January 10 at nine o’clock a.m. Each leader has been asked to bring an example of handicraft with directions and costs of materials so that the project can be explained to other leaders. Hostesses for the breakfast preceding the meeting are: Mrs. David Matlock, No. 335; Mrs. Winfield Wood, No. 305, and Mrs. Edward Darnell, No. 364. SCOUT TROOP No. 66 Father and Son Chili Suppor Boy Scouts of Troop No. 66 and their fathers will get together for a chili supper at St Christopher’s Church Tuesday, January 8, at 6:30 p.m. The food will be prepared by a committee of mothers with Mrs. Elmer Emigholz as chairman.

Speedway Community Christmas Party The Speedway Community Christmas committee wishes to thank the following industries, merchants and citizens who so graciously helped by their donations to make Speedway’s annual children’s Christmas party a success. We hope that everyone who attended the party had a good time and that all the children enjoyed visiting Santa Claus. Mildred and Joe Knoebel; Speedway Parent Teachers; R. M. Noble, Jr.; Gamma Theta Chapter, Psi lota Xi Sorority; J. T. Fidger, Jr.; John Hammonds; Speedway Savings & Loan Co.; Indianapolis Miget Speedway, Inc.; Ronald J. Gales; Speedway Inn; Frank’s Furniture; Roadways, Inc.; Speedway Lions Club; Linde Air Products Inc.; Speedway Charging Plant; Speedway Laboratories; Allison Division of General Motors; Ga n z Hammer; Roscoe Barnes; Linda Patrick; Gus Schoenewey; R. J. Gravett; John WhitI more; Marian Morrow; Floyd Bilbee; J. H. Olmstead; Noah Beck; John Butler; E. A. Welty; Myrt Deramore; Smith’s Barbar Shop; Barber Don; Gordon Miller; Geo. Hunt; Mrs. Syphers, Everitt Robbins; Alan Davis; Ohio Oil Co.; Joe Hanson; Richard Strouse; Walter Blase; Mr. Troth; Hedrick Liquor Store; Wayne Baxter; Joe

Petraits; Mr. Van Kirk; Robert Shields; Mr. Willoughby; Hugh Carter; Ivan Hanen; A 1 Short; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Smith; Wm. Reed; O. M. Riggs; Sam Parke; Lou Trosky; Paul Nester; Smitty; Mrs. Bogue; Mr. Wagner; Don Crawford; John Wallace; Robert Hoerger; Jack Hoerger; Ernie Eppen; Lewis M. Thompson; Joe Daley; Mr. Kirby; Mr. Art Beeler; Mrs. Meo; Harry Davis; Charles Ingle; Ross Swords; Red Balmer; H. M. Grimes; Mr. Griggs; Jack O’Neal; J. R. Lord; Ralph Johnson; Vince Rolles; Ray Griffen; Francis Manifold; Robt. O’Neal; Don Hammer; Roy King; Fred Scott; A&P Store; George Jaimet. Santa’s visit to the children of Speedway is an annual affair and if anyone has any ideas on how to make the party more successful’, please let your Police and Fire Dept. know. We welcome any new ideas. We also wish to thank the ladies of the P.T.A. for their help in packing the candy and assisting Santa on a rather cold night. Thanks to the Speedway Flyer for their kindness in donating space for our publicity, and to everyone “thanks and a very Happy New Year.”

TOWN NOTICE Christmas trees will be picked up Thursday, January 10th. This is the only day that trees will be collected, so if you wish to dispose of yours, have it out Please don’t put trees out on any other day expecting them to be hauled away as they are not a household waste and will not be picked up on regular trash day. O.E.S. No. 561 O.E.S. No. 561, Speedway Chapter, will have a regular stated meeting January Bth at 8 p.m. Advance Night Initiation and refreshments. Betty Pleyte, Worthy Matron Sam Parke, Worthy Patron PSI lOTA XI Gamma Theta Chapter of Psi lota Xi will meet at 8 p.m. on January 10th for transaction of business at the home of Freddie Mayhugh, 1719 Ellen Drive.

St. Andrew’s Lutheran Churek West 16th St at Beeler Ave. Rev. John G. Frank, Pastor Sunday School 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship * 10:45 A.M. ________ # Visitors are always welcome at St Andrew’s. A Nursery for children up to six years is provided at the same time as the Sendee for your convenience. CONFIRMATION CLASS Saturday at 9:00 a.m. LUTHER LEAGUE Sunday at 5:30 pun. SUNDAY SCHOOL STAFF—Tuesday at 7:30. Attendance at these Staff meetings are very necessary. CHOIR REHEARSAL Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. NURSERY GUILD Thursday at 8:00 pjn. All members and friends of the congregation are urged to participate in the Guild’s work of caring for small children during Church Services. Reports for the Annual Congregational meeting following a covered dish supper on Jan. 31st should be in the Pastor’s hands soon so they may be mimeographed. All heads of aS organizations are responsibile for this. Any and all recommendations, business, etc., will be in order at this meeting.

Issued Every Week to Every Home in Speedway

TOWN NOTICE Below is a list of those who will serve you as Town and Waterworks officials and employees beginning January 1, 1952: Floyd Bilbee, Frederick A. Scott, and S. L. Parke, trustees. Wayne Baxter, Clerk-Treasurer; Mary Hanson, Deputy Clerk. Glen Collins, Marshal; H. F. Bernhardt, M. A. Stonebraker, Wm. D. Anderson, Deputy Marshals. Cledith Stephens, Fire Chief; Melvin Smith, Assist. Fire Chief. Ivan Hanen, Building Inspector. R. H. Stewart, O. R. Mann, R. Edwards, Appraisal Board. Stanley Lawton, Town Attorney. Everitt Robbins, Supervisor of Streets and Water Works. • J. A. Smith, John Wren, Hugh Carter, Earl Babb, Maintenance. S. L. Parke, Ivan Hanen, Melvin Smith, Wm. F. Rosner, George Mitchell, Ross Swords, C. R. Elson, Board of Planning Commissioners. Allen Hart, John Pinkerton, George Hunt, Wm. Emmick, Wm. F. Rosner, Board of Zoning Appeals. • Walter Blase, G. L. Trosky, LeRoy King, Noah Beck, Don Hammer, Lon Sigmund, R. B. Noble, Roy Houpt, Frank Mcßride, Bob Detrich, Jack Kord, Clarence Cagle, John Frank, Foster Burscope, Boyce Chilton, Vincent Rolles, Paul Nester, Volunteer Firemen.

PERSONALS Capt. Noble N. Beck and family of Quantico, Virginia spent the holidays with Mrs. Beck’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Northcott Mr. and Mrs. Harry Musgrave spent the Christmas holidays with their daughter-in-law, Charlene Musgrave (formerly Charlene Stevens) and grandson Scottie of Miami, Florida. Friends and neighbors regret the Aikens couldn’t resist the “call of the West.” But we are happy to hear they reached their new home safely. They are temporarily at home at 2715 Brinker Ave., Ogden, Utah. Good luck, Everyl, John, Joe and Jerry. Mrs. T. E. Anderson, mother of Mrs. Robt. Stout, has been spending the holidays at the Stout home, 1652 Christopher Lane. Mrs. Anderson is from New York City. A sister of Mrs. Stout, Mrs. R. O. Richards and family, also spent the week-end here.

Joe Gummere would like to thank his many friends for the greetings, gifts, letters, Flyer and Front Ranck that he received while in San Diego and at home. He said it was good to be in Speedway for a brief leave over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Don Lash and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Chasteen were New Year’s Eve dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Manifold. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunaway announce the arrival of a son bom December 27th at Methodist hospital. Mrs. Dunaway is the former Betty Keneipp of Speedway. CARD OP THANKS We wish to sincerely thank our friends and neighbors who so kindly sent flowers, cards and consoling messages of sympathy at the death of our father and grandfather, Mr. E. J. Messick. We would like to especially thank Rev. K. E. Thome for his understanding help during our bereavement. The Messick Family

Friday January 4, 1952

Church of Christ to Begin Special Series

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The Speedway City congregation of the Church of Christ will begin the new year with a special series of Sunday night evangelistic services, slated to start January 6. Evangelist William J. Hensley of New Castle, Indiana, who has worked with the congregation from its conception, will be the speaker in the planned series. Mr. Hensley has selected a line of subjects which will be of keen interest to entire families, and the type of thoughts which admit the teachings of the Gospel into our lives and living. The night service will begin at eight o’clock, with no admission fee or collection taken. Regardless of religious conviction, everyone is welcome. Following are the subjects and the date of delivery. January 6—“ The Light That Failed, and Why.” January 13—“ The Bible View of Life and Death.” January 20 “Five Reasons Why You Must Consider the Church.” January 27—“ The Most Unforgetable Character You May Ever Meet.” . February 3—“ The Words That Could Not Die.” February 10—“ The Worst Sermon You Will Ever Hear.” Consult the regular church announcement for regular services.

Sigma Tau News Last Wednesday we had our meeting at Shirley Long’s house. We chose our officers who were as follows: Pres., Chris Stephens; Vice Pres., Gail Gwinn; Sec., Connie Pinkerton; Treas., Mims Hoerger; Publicity, Yinda Yentes. Tuesday the Phi Gams and Sigma Taus had their Christmas party together. We would like to thank Shirley and Mm. Long for a very nice evening. Linda Yentes, Publicity ATTENTION Do you like good coffee, cocoa and doughnuts? If so, you are invited to come to the Job’s Daughters “galloping” breakfast at the Masonic Temple, January sth. Money made from the breakfast will be used to remodel and fix up the girls’ cottages at the Masonic Home in Franklin, Indiana. There will be cars to pick you up but remember it is a “come as you are” party. See you Saturday. Sandy Messick, Pub. Chrm. Alice Townsend, Honored Queen Bethel No. 38

Speedway Methodist Cherch REV. WESLEY E. BRASHARES, Pastor Sunday School -«.*45 AM. Worship Service 10:45 AM. YOU are cordially invited to worship with the congregation of the Speedway Methodist Church in. thair temporary meeting place in the Union Hall at 1010 Main Street. CHURCH SCHOOL begins at 9:45 a.m. with classes for all ages. Roy Coers is Church School superintendent. MORNING WORSHIP is at 10:45 a.m. This Sunday, Jan 6. Rev. W. E. Brashares will preach on the theme, “Handicapped Lives.” There will also be a children’s sermon. A NURSERY is held during the latter part of the worship .service. This period of supervised play and stories is under the direction of the Young Adult Class of the church school. The JUNIOR METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP will meet on Sunday, Jan. 6 at 7 pan. in the home of Mr. and Mrs Roy Coers at 1917 Allison Rd. The SR. MYF will also meet on Sunday at 7 pun. Their meeting place will be the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wibon at 1629 Gerrard St. The Indianapolis sub-district FAMILY LIFE CONFERENCE will be held at St. Mark Methodist Church on Wednesday, Jan. 9, at 7:30 p.m. Outstanding leaders in the field of family problems and relationships will be featured on the program. You are invited. The WOMAN’S SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE will meet on Wednesday, Jan. 9 at 7:30 pari. in the parsonage at 5010 W. 10th Street Mrs. Zimmerman is in charge of the program. The CHURCH BUILDING COMMITTEE will meet at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Jam. 10, at the parsonage. The FINANCE COMMITTEE will meet the seme evening at the parsonage beginning at 8 pan. Both meetings will be short but important

School News School was resumed Wednesday morning following the Christmas vacation. First semester classes will end Friday, January 25. “Campus Daze” is the title of the operetta which has been chosen for presentation by the High School Choir this year. It will be ?iven May 16. State Solo and Ensemble contests are scheduled for Saturday, February 16, and the Band Contest will be held 'April 19. The “Quiz ’Em On The Air” program which was held at Speedway Thursday morning will be broadcast fr om Radio Station WIRE Sunday afternoon, January 6, at 3:00. Announcer Tom Carnegie conducts the program which pits various high schools of the county and city against each other in a series of current event questions taken from recent issues of The Indianapolis Star.

Superintendent R. C. Jordan will attend meetings of the Indiana City and Town Superintendents Association to be held at the Van Orman Hotel in Fort Wayne, Jan. 10 and 11. Speakers will include educational consultants from General Motors Corporation and General Electric. Mr. Dalton Wicker, music director, was recently elected President of the Indiana School Music Association which sponsors and controls musical contests in central and southern Indiana. Mr. Wicker has been Vice-President of the organization for the past three years.

The semifinal, consolation, and championship games of the MidState Conference freshman basketball tourney at the Speedway gym will be held Saturday afternoon and night,-January 5. First round games were played Thursday night.

Speedway will participate in a reserve team basketball tournament at Plainfield Saturday, January 12. Competing.schools in addition to Speedway will be Monrovia, Mooresville, and Plainfield. The varsity and reserve teams play Beech Grove at Speedway tonight January 4. Speedway Splits Two In Holiday Tourney by David Ketron Speedway’s Sparkplugs failed in their second attempt to beat Plainfield on the Quaker floor Tuesday afternoon in the 4-team invitational tourney 46 to 38. The Quakers nosed out in front 12 to 11 at the first quarter stop, but Dave Wilson came into the game in the second quarter to score 8 points and help the Plugs take command 22 to 21 at halftime. Toih Myers cut loose with some swinging hook shots to pace Plainfield to a 31 to 28 third period margin. , (Continued on Page 4) A Date to Remember! January 30th, at 8 p.m. the Ways & Means of O-E.S. No. 561 will have a card party. Where— Speedway High School Gym.

Speedway Christian Church 14th 8t and Wlnioa An. The Rev. Kenneth E. Thorne, Minister ONE UNIFIED SERVICE 9:30-11:00 AM. Consisting of Graded Church School... 9:30-10:00 A M Morning Worship. 10:00-11:00 A.M. New Year’s Sunday will be stressed throughout the services. The special music for the worship hour will be provided by the CShancel Choir singing, “All Ye That Cried Unto the Ldird,” by Mendelssohn. Mr. Chester Poor will be the soloist, singing, “The Lord Is My Strength.” For this second Sunday of the minister’s vacation, Dr. S. Marion Smith, head of the Department of the New Testament, College of Religion, Butler University, will be the speaker. Rev. Thorne will return to his pulpit January 13th. Those from Mary-Martiha Circle, CWF, preparing for communion for Sunday, Jan. 6th are Mrs. B. Norman, Mrs. Jo Dishon, Mrs. Muriel Staley, and Mrs. Nila Heston. Senior Hi C. Y. F. meeting Sunday evening at 7:00 o’clock. Youth Council will meet Monday, Jan. 7th in church office at 7:30 p.m. Every member is needed to complete plaits for youth week. The Bi-Monthly meeting of the entire Official Board will meet Tuesday, Jan. Bth at 7:30 p.m. The Evening Circle met last Wednesday evening, Jan. 2nd, with Mrs. Blanche King, 5250 W. 14th St. with Mrs. Miriam Hoerger assisting. Devotions were given by Mrs. Edythc Ramsay. Program, “Meet J<atin America” by Miss Hazel Smith. The Kezia Circle will meet in the Junior Chapel Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m. Mary Grimes will give the devotions. Topic: Argentina. Hostesses are Geraldine Scott, Barbara Steffani, Mary Belle Sanders, Sue Neff, Hazel Moore, Nell Cork, Frances Degan, Lillian Barksdale, and Imogene Craig. All the Choirs, under the direction of Mrs. Robinson, will rehearse as per schedule. Tiie Children’s Chorale Robe committee wish to express deep appreciation to all who contributed their time in the making of the Children’s Chorale robes. Many women worked literally night and day to get a sufficient number of these robes finished for last Sunday. About 15 robes remain to be completed and anyone who can give assistance please contact, Mrs. Chester Poor, BE. 0601 or Mrs. Howard Robinson, BE. 5991. The Los Amigos will have a pitch-in supper and business meeting Friday evening, January 11th in Fellowship Hell. Members and friends invited. HOW TO HAVE A HAPPY NEW YEAR 1. Read the Bible daily. “Thy word is a lamp to my feet, and a light on my path.” 2. Pray every morning and night, “Prayer is the life of God in the heart of man.” 3. Worship in church every Sunday. “Whoso effereth me thanks an£ praise, He honor** roe; and,to hir- ihat-Ofjgtttt,, his way aright, will I sbow the salvation of Goal;" 4. Attend the communion service on the first day of each week. 5. Work for something higher than pay. “Religion can not matter at all unless it matters supremely.” 6. Play fairly and cleanly. “The soul is dyed the color of its leisure hours.” 7. Volunteer for service in church, and study so that I may do effectively what I undertake 8. Invite to church those whom I am alert to recognise as having no church home. “What we keep we lose, what we share we have.” 9. Share my income systematically with my church and with the world-wide program of Christians. “My tootta duty is to follow Christ . . . and to work and pray and give for the spread of His Kingdom." 10. Practice good citizenship, working with neighbors of every race and of all faiths or of none, for the common welfare, for the oppressed, and for the coming world federation of all the peoples upon earth.

P.TA Meeting The Speedway P.T.A. will meet Wednesday, January 9th, at 3:00 p.m. in the high school gym. Devotions will be given by Mrs. W. Brashares. A violin duet by Mrs. R. Foland and Mrs. H. Marvel Mrs. Ruth Beck will be in charge of the School Health Program which will follow the business meeting. Parents and friends are cordially invited to attend. Mrs. James Hardin, Pres. Mrs. Adolph Moser, Pub.

CARD OF THANKS I sincerely want to thank the Lions Club for the beautiful basket of fruit and I wish to thank friends and neighbors for the many cards and gifts I received. I want very much to thank the Methodist church carolers who sang outside my window. AU of these things helped make our Christmas brighter even though I am still confined in bed. Kay Chilton CARD OF THANKS We wish to sincerely thank our friends and neighbors for the mariy beautiful floral offerings, cards and thoughtful messages of sympathy extended to. us in the ioss of our dearly beloved father, M. G. McDonald of Lorain, Ohio. They were deeply appreciated. Caroline and Floyd Davis

Ckirch Of Christ - 4955 Waal 10th St PROGRAM FOR SERVICES SUNDAY Moaning Worship 10 us. Youth Meeting .. 0:16 pm. Evangelistic Services 7:30 pm THURSDAY SWd, _l ClM__ 7*o _ Mlmiiiit iMiVa til flu I ■ i II n i * v* -■ f," - -V'. *. .■A » . i i-*- ■** .>.

Speedway Choral Club Members of the Speedway Choral Club will resume rehearsal next Tuesday, January Bth at 9 a.m. * CUB SCOUT NEWS .

Den Mothers’ Meeting . The monthly Den Mothers pitch-in supper meeting will he held this coming Monday night at the Lutheran Church with Mrs. Fred Zimmer and Mrs. Dick Schilling as hostesses. Dinner will he served at 6:30. Pack Meeting The regular monthly meeting es Cub Pack No. 66 will be held nm Thursday, January 10, in the high school gym at 7:15 pm Frauds Manifold, Cubmaster, has announced the program aa follows: Opening, Den 4; Closing, Den 2; Stunts, Dens 6 and 8; Assistants to the Cubmaster, Norman Oestrike, John Robinson, and Stanley Eppen. Den 10 will come early to help set up the chairs and Den 12 will stay afterwards to help put them away. The theme for the month of January will be “Stars, Planets and Space.” The Dens can plan their weekly meetings around these subjects if they so desire. , Den Mews Den 2 held a covered dish supper and Christmas party with gift exchange December 10 at the (Continued on Page 2)

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