Speedway Flyer, Volume 23, Number 6, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 February 1954 — Page 3

Thursday, February 11, 1954

SPEEDWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Continued from * February 16th the Youth Council will meet at 7:00 PJI in-the church office. Retreats, conference and camp, and Youth Council night, April 4th, will be discussed. The Annual Mid-Winter Retreat of the Indiana Christian Minister's Association, and their wives, will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday, February 16-17, at the Butler University School of Religion. Special speakers will be Dr. John Knox, of Union Theological Seminary, New York City, and Dr. Samuel Blizzard, visiting professor of Social Science from Pennsylvania State College. On Friday, February 19th, at Third Christian Church, 17th and Broadway, beginning at 10:00 a.m., a special one-day session on Evangelism and Missians will be held for this area, lihe Departments of Evangelism and World Missions of the United Christian Missionary Society are sponsoring 48 of these assemblies in various states during February and March. The theme win be, “Christian Witness at Home and Abroad.” Serving on the team here win be: Dr. Theodore Leen, associate secretary of the Department of Evangelism, Mrs. Mae Yoho Ward, executive secretary of Latin American Missions, and our own Dr. John Ross from the Belgian Congo. A noon lunch win be served by the ladtos of Third Church. It is hoped many of our people can attend. The afternoon session win close at 4:30 and an evening session win be held from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. Young Settlers win have a party in Fellowship Hall starting at 7:30 P.M., Friday, February 19th. < Los Amigos Class will have their pitch-in tomorrow evening, February 12th, in Fellowship Hall. Bring food and table service. The Week of Compassion, an annual observance in our churches, win be observed February 21-28, in cooperation with *the World Council of Churches. AU of the loose offering on 'Sunday, 21st, win be given to this cause. These funds are administered through the World Council to those in various sections of the world who have been the victims of war, and earthquakes in Greece, refugees in India, Arabia, Japan and China. Last year Speedway church gave $241.00. This year the need is greater and they are asking that we make it $300.00. If you cannot give on the 21st, bring your offering in an envelope marked “Compassion” on either the 14th or 28th, and it will be turned over to this fund. TRAINING SCHOOL Several of the workers in our Church School have been attending the Laboratory Training School being held at Bth Christian Church. This school is held on Monday evenings from 7-9 p.m. It started January 25 and will continue through March 1. The school has classes from workers teaching Kindergarten, Primary, Junior, Intermediate and High School groups. Those attending the school are Kindergarten: Lib Betsill, Lois Dougherty, Dorothy Marsh, Mary Richwine, Jean Ulander, Mildred Thompson, Hilda Brown. Primary: Mary Shinkle, Marian Hiatt. Junior: Vera Schrock, Lucille Ross, Al Wagner and Maxie Frosch. Intermediate: Grace Rahm. High School: Lorene Thome. Mrs. Hagerty is teaching the Primary Class.

ST. CHRISTOPHER’S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued irom page 1) St. Christopher’s Social Room . . . starts at 7 o’clock . . . ends at midnight< . . dollar donation at the door . . . plenty of free refreshments . . . sponsored by the Men’s Club. The ladies’ Lenten project this year will be the Lenten aprons, replacing the Lenten baskets which have lost favor. Ten or twelve aprons will be circulated among the ladies and they are asked to sew a patch on the apron, underneath which . they are to place a donation, representing their Lenten sacrifices, and then to pass the apron on to another lady on their list. At the first Altar Society meeting after Lent, all the patches will be removed and the money will become a part of the Society’s treasury to be used for the Church. . Mother and Daughter Communion Breakfast is scheduled for March, probably March 28th . . . definite date later. First Holy 'Communion will be early this year because of our Most Rev. Archbishop’s trip abroad. A worthy project in April sponsored by the N.C.C.W. will be the collecting of white rags . . . clean white rags . . . sheets, pillow cases, linen towels, men’s white shirts (don’t take the collars off, as they can be used as bed jackets) ... to be used to make bandages for cancer patients ... to be distributed free to home patients. These bandages will be made by ladies giving of their time at the Little Red Door which is located on West 10th Street along with the General Hospital and the Flower Mission. So please do gather up your white rags, wash them clean, and bring them down to the April Altar Society meeting. If there is anyone not a member of the Society, but who would like to have a part in this much needed work, will they please call Mrs. James Keating of us (Mrs. Nora Bray). The film which was to have been shown at the March Altar Society meeting will be shown at the April meeting. Our bid was received too late to obtain the picture for March. The ladies at the February meeting expressed their desire for the picture. The newly organized Westside Council of the K.C. were hosts to a dinner for the clergy served in St. Christopher dining room Tuesday night. Today, we celebrated one of the Feast Days of Mary, the apparition of Our Blessed Lady of Lourdes. To honor the Mother is to glorify her Son. Each day during the Marian year try to pattern your life as closely as possible after hers. Sunday, we will be sending valentines to those we love. , Let us not forget then to send a little valentine by way of an ejaculation or an act of mortification to our Lord and another to His Mother, and a little plain one to St. Joseph and a rather elaborate one to your Guardian Angel. And we can send a valentine too to our departed loved ones by a prayer. St. Valentine was a holy priest in Rome who brought help and comfort to the martyrs during the persecution. Let su try to make someone happy or even make them laugh heartily over a valentine Sunday, but let us be very careful that there be no offense. By charity serve one another.—Gal. 5:13. Nora Bray

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SPECIAL NOTICE The Real Estate office of Herman Greenwood, Speedway City, and Suburban Realtor wishes to inform the public that one of their top salesmen, Malcolm E. McArthur (a Speedway resident), has sold only two different properties in recent weeks on Speedway Dr., 5348 and 5668; both purchasers are former Speedway residents, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Badger are the new owners of 5348 Speedway Drive, previously lived at 5331 W. 11th St. and Michael Zoretich Jr., new owner of 5648 Speedway Dr., who previously lived at 5838 Speedway Drive. Both sales have been made re>cently and this information is given to you to re-assure Speedway residents that your home and community deserves the best, and that is what we are all striving for.

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