Speedway Flyer, Volume 23, Number 34, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 September 1954 — Page 3

Thursday, September 2, 1954

St. Christopher CatbuHe (Cbntinuea from Page 1) a holy purpose. Some women have given their gold wedding rings which have become too small or have been replaced with later designs. We know that there is a great deal of sentiment attached to the wedding ring, but as with our grandfather’s and grandmother’s watches, what better place could they be than in the chalice on the altar. Father Lindemann will be happy to receive any gold you may wish to give, and he will be able to judge about how much gold is in certain pieces of jewelry. Save your papers for the Paper Sale coming up. Call Mrs P G Martich for information. Drove by St Christopher’s school grounds Monday evening, and did it look as if we were going to have some football team this year! Don’t forget to be on the look-out for the display of merchandise Sunday. If anyone has questions, they should call Mrs. James Houk, Mrs. Oscar Bender, Mrs. Bob Zaepfel, or Mrs. Carl Otte. The annual Labor Day Mass will be celebrated by Arenbishop Paul Schulte in St. Mary’s church, New Jersey and Vermont Streets., Indianapolis, on Monday, September 6th, at 9 A.M. This Mass will be offered for both labor and management. , , If you go out to the State Fair, don’t forget to look up the Apron Booth of the ladies of St. Joseph’s parish. It is located in the Annex of the Manufacturers building. They teU us that here will be found beautifully hand-made aprons suitable for all occasions. w Next Wednesday, September Bth, is the Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. “Our Lady of Lourdes,— Bernadette Soubirous could not believe her eyes when she saw the beautiful lady standing before her. She could not believe her ears when she heard her say, “I am the Immaculate Conception.” But her eyes and ears were not fooling her. Today, years later, thousands have visited this spot upon which there stands a great shrine (in France). They have found a cure for soul as well as body. Our loving Mother in Heaven has spared no means to make herself known to mankind. She wants us to turn to her (even as our own mothers want us to turn to them). Make of your heart a shrine of innocence to her and she will speak wondrous things to you too. This is but a logical tribute to the mother of the Son of God.” Let us love in word, neither with the tongue, but in deed and in truth. I John 3:18. Pray daily your Holy Rosaries for peace in the world. Nora Bray St. Andrews Lutheran Church (Continued from page 1) number is due to the 12 year olds who now become eligible and to several older teen agers who have united with our church over the summer. First meeting this year will be Sunday, September 10th at 6:00 P.M. The new sponsors and the pastor will be the hosts for the first meeting. Main feature will be a Chuck Wagon Supper. Bring nothing but your appetites. A short business meeting will be held to lay a few plans for the fall. We’ll not settle for any less than the 39. Only YOU can make us fail. Be sure to come to this first meeting. ADULT CHOIR REHEARSAL Rehearsals will begin again, Wednesday, September Bth at 7:30 P.M., the old time. Rehearsal will end at 9:00 as usual. A count of past and present singers reveals that we have 31 that could sing with the choir. Why not come out and help the choir grow and improve along with the whole congregation and church program? Mrs. Farley will again be the directress. CHURCH EXPANSION September 26th is the date of our Financial Campaign for a greater St. Andrew’s. On this ' date you will be asked by our Lord to help in the construction of a greater workshop for Hirp. We, the lay people, will not be laying brick upon brick — nor stone upon stone. Rather, we will be laying dollar upon dollar and pennies upon pennies to form first the basement ’ and soon we hope we can complete the building. Now is the time to start making ready for this construction job. No matter how big or how little, the help you gave last year is needed again. Remember th edate—September 26th. SENIOR-ADULT CLASS Mr. Bates will again organize a Senior-Adult Class beginning September 12th at 11 in the Parish Hall. We feel that with the seniors and adults who have joined the church since last year that there is more interest manifest now. Also, the result of the S.S. Poll overwhelmingly indicated that we should keep S.S. hours as they are. Therefore, we still feel that we should provide a 2 hour schedule Sunday morning whereby it is possible for every member of a family to attend both S.S. and church. This class will make that possible. By all means, plan on being in attendance when this Class first convenes. It will meet alone. Mr. Bates will present a short statement, devoting the rest of the time to discussion. Speedway Christian Church (Continued fiom Page 1) * successful inspirational Retreat. The camp is beautiful and I am sure we will have little trouble finding the presence of God. Route to Indian Lake Retreat (the easiest way), go east on Route 67 (38th St.) to the Sunnyside Rd. Go down the Sunnyside Rd. to the road marked “Indian Lake,” turn left, follow the Indian Lake Road the whole way to the camp. There will be signs from Route 67 to mark the way. Those young people who do not plan to go to Retreat will go to the Young Settlers Class on Sunday, September 5, to see ‘ the movie. Class will begin at 9:15 a.m. The Young Settlers and Los Amigos classes will meet this coming Sunday, Sept. 5 at 9:15 to see the movie “Dust or Destiny.” It is a fine film, one you won’t want to miss. The flowers this Sunday will be given by Mrs. Gladys Hartley and children in memory of husband and father, Mr. Kenneth M. Hartley. Evening Circle’s first meeting Tuesday, Sept. 7th at 7:45. Hostess, Mrs. Al Hayes, 4934 W. 14th. Guest speaker, Miss Edith Clare Walden, missionary from India, native of Indiana, served for 11 years in India. She will talk about her work there and she will return to India after her leave in the States. Kezia Circle’s first meeting, Sept. 7th at 7:30 in the Fellowship Hall. Devotions will be given by Mrs. Lawrence Nickles. The program will be a review of the book: Man and God in the City. A beautiful painting, Christ Mourning the City, by Paul Flandrin, will be on display during the devotions and program. Los Amigos class meeting and pitch-in supper in the Fellowship Hall Friday evening, September 10th, at 6:30. The church choirs will resume rehearsal as follows: CHANCEL CHOIR will rehearse September Bth at 7:30. CHILDREN’S CHORALE will start rehearsals on Monday, September 13th, at 3:15. CHAPEL CHOIR will start rehearsals Thursday, September 16th, at 7:00. CLOISTER CHOIR will start rehearsals Thursday, September 16th, at 8:00. The week of Sept. 12th there will be a Chancel Choir dinner at a time and place to be announced in the next issue. We were happy to welcome into our membership last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. William L. Brydon, 6566 Walton Rd., Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Tyler, 1963 Patton Dr., and Miss Judy Harris, 'I7OO N. Whitcomb. Baby Dedication services will be held on September 12th at the 10:00 o’clock worship hour. Those parents who would like to have their babies dedicated in September are asked to call Mrs. H. L. Norman, BE. 4502, or Mrs. Bill Cook, BE. 1686. -.Baby Dedication will be held again in January and May. September 12th will also be observed as “Back to College Sunday.” Our college students who are returning to their respective colleges and universities will serve as elders, deacons, and ushers, at the morning worship services. Baptismal services will be held on September 19th, at 4:30 pan., ( for those who have recently united with our church by confession of faith.

JOBS DAUGHTERS (Continued from Page 1) thing very important. At the Supreme Luncheon there was a drawing for Honorary Supreme officers and “38” was privileged to have Carol Lambert’s name drawn for Honorary Supreme Junior Princess (some title)! Congratulations, Carol, and my sincere apologies for forgetting it! Well, that’s about all for this week, except don’t forget our Rummage Sale on October 16th. —Nancy Lewis, Publicity, Ann Healey. Honored Queen.

New Faculty Members (Continued from Page 1) Cook, violin; Norma Woodbury, cello; George Hussey and Judith Isenbarger, oboe; Gerald Knipfel, comet and trumpet; and Jayne Blackwell, xylophone and marimba. Mrs. Woodbury and Hussey are members of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Taylor, who will, also teach organ, Miss Cook, Miss Isenbarger, Mr. Knipfel, and Miss Blackwell, are advanced students in the collegiate division of the University. Miss Beggs, a newcomer to Indianapolis, has lived in Newark, New Jersey, where she taught for twelve years. Most of her study was done at the Julliard School of Music. In addition to teaching, she was on the staff of radio station WJZ in New York City for three years.

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