Speedway Flyer, Volume 23, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1954 — Page 3

Thursday* September 30, 1954

St. Christopher Cathalie Chwreh (Continued from Page 1) Announcement was made Sunday that there is in the hall a box into which you are asked to place your labels which are to be redeemed by the Food Craft Shop. This project was brought up at the last Altar Society meeting, and while perhaps not great funds may be derived therefrom, every dollar earned will help pay off St. Christopher’s huge debt and future indebtedness. A list of the articles from which labels may be detached is posted in the hall also. The Angers just returned Monday evening from Geneva, New York where they had visited with Mike who is stationed at the Sampson Air Force Base. They report that Mike looks fine and is happy with his work. He wishes to be remembered to all his friends in Speedway. St. Christophers C.Y.O. football team played St. James School Sunday, September 26. St. Christophers was the winner, 13 to 0. Sunday another winner was proclaimed in the Merchandise Club. She was Eileen Besso of Clermont. Mary Sherman in one of those all colorful squaw dresses drew out the lucky name. Mary is seven years old and attends St. Christopher school. She is the daughter of Rose and Vanard Sherman of 2041 Winton Avenue. More gold is needed for the new Chalice, and still more gold. Ask your friends and relatives. Our sympathy to Carl Otte and family. On Thursday night before Labor Day, members of Carl’s family were in a dreadful accident in Indianapolis. His father, one sister and her husband were hospitalized. Helen, another sister, was at Betty and Carl’s home several days. Last Thursday, the sister in the hospital, Mrs. Beckerich died and was buried Tuesday morning of this week. The children of St. Christopher school are selling Christmas cards and Christmas wrappings again this year. This is one of their projects during the year for the purchasing of athletic equipment. There are 21 cards in the box and they sell for SI.OO. The Ave Maria DeLuxe Assortment is worth anybody’s dollar. They solicit your patronage. Instructions in Christian Doctrine for high school students who are not attending Catholic high schools is on Monday evening at 6:30 o’clock. It is the responsibility of the parents to see to it that their children attend these instructions. As announced Sunday and the previous Sunday, instructions for grade pupils not attending St. Christopher school or other Catholic school are after school on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays. Sunday is the Feast of St. Therese, commonly known as the Little Flower of Jesus. On Sunday is celebrated the feast of St. Francis of Assisi. Saturday, we celebrate the feast day of the Guardian October is the month of the Holy Rosary, and on Thursday of next week, we celebrate the feast. “My God, unite all minds in the truth and all hearts in charity.” Pray daily your Rosaries for peace in the world. Nora Bray

Speedway Methodist Church (Continued from Page 1) the state of Indiana during the months of October and November. In each Methodist Church in Indianapolis the Spiritual Life Mission program will be held from Nov. 7 to 14. Members will spend a week studying their individual spiritual lives. Guest speakers will appear nightly in individual churches. Each night a different “Holy Habit” will be discussed." The habits are: regular church attendance, family devotions, prayer, daily Bible reading, tithing, witnessing, and daily living for Christ. Our church will be participating in the Mission with our guest speaker coming from the Warsaw District. DISTRICT CONFERENCE The Greencastle District Methodist Fall Conference on Evangelism will be held in the Rockville High School Gymnasium on Monday, October 4th at 7:30 p.m. Bishop Richard C. Raines, resident bishop of Indiana Area Methodist Church, will speak on the theme: “Christ, Our Hope.” A goal of 2,000 persons has been set for the mass conference. We’re hoping to have a good group attend from Speedway. COMMISSION ON MISSIONS The Commission will meet at the church Tuesday, October 5 at 7:00 pun. All members are urged to attend. (Please note the change in time—--7:00 p.m.) We also welcome anyone who is especially interested in the missionary program of our church to attend any or all of our commission meetings. COMMISSION ON FINANCE —The commission will meet at the church on Tuesday, October sth at 8:00 p.m. WOMAN’S SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE The Society will meet on Wednesday evening, October 6 at 7:30 p.m. We are sure the program will be an inspiration to all the women of the church. ADULT CHOIR —The Choir will rehearse at the church on Thursday, October 6 at 7:30 p.m. SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM—The next service of Baptism will be observed at the morning worship service on Sunday, October 10th. Persons wishing to have their children baptized, or persons desiring baptism, are asked to contact the minister (Cy. 1006), or Mrs. Orthella TenEick (Be. 0338). METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP The M.Y.F. program got off to a wonderful start last Sunday night with a “Kick-off Supper.” A large group of young people attended the first meeting of the Fall Season. Assisting with the evening activities were 14 Adult leaders and workers with youth. We’re proud of the fine group of adults who are voluntarily devoting their time to work with youth. All young people between the ages of 12 and 20 are invited to attend. Watch our M.Y.F. grow! The clean-up crew for Sunday, October 3 will be Jim Baker, Owen Walker, Edward Wilhelms, and Donald Moore.

Speedway Christian Church (Continued Loin Page 1) World Community Day! EVENING CIRCLE will meet with Mrs. Kenneth Thome, 5240 W. 14th St. at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday, October sth, assisted by Misses Agnes Spencer, and Geneva Walter, Mrs. Elbert Davis and Mrs. Jack Briggs. Program: “India Under Three Flags.” Leaders are Mrs. Cecil McDonald, Mrs. Blanche King, Miss Elsie Shelley. Worship by Miss Hazel Smith. DORCAS CIRCLE will meet Tuesday at 7:30 with Mrs. Frances Heiser, assisted by Mrs. Maude Schell. Worship by Mrs. Dorothy Marvel. Program: “The specific problems and opportunities of the Speedway Christian Church,” by Mr. Robert McMahon. LADIES AID will meet at 12:00 noon Wednesday, the 6th, for a covered dish luncheon. Mrs. Figel is the hostess, and it will be held in Fellowship Hall. The Choirs will rehearse as usual: Children’s Chorale, Monday, 3:15; Chancel Choir, Wednesday, 7:30; Chapel Choir, Thursday, 7:00; Cloister Choir, Thursday, 8:00. The GOLDEN RULE has elected the following officers for the coming year: Mrs. Harriet Shepard, president; Mrs. Emma Smith, vice-president; Mrs. Mary Gaskill, recording secretary; Mr. W. C. Wickerham, treasurer; Mr. Welty, teacher; Mrs. Ethel Lloyd, cheer; and Mrs. June Scholl, devotional leader. WANTED! A good picture of the church with possibilities of using it on stationery. Call Miss Loretta Richards, Be. 2525, •br Mrs. Thome, Be. 0535.

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METHODIST BUILDING FUND DRIVE A drive by Speedway Methodist Church to raise money to aid in the completion of the church and to meet the monthly mortgage payments is being led by Dick TenEick, chairman of the church’s finance commission. A goal of $5,000 has been set for the ‘Every Member Canvass* of all families affiliated with the congregation. Payments on pledges being made will be from the period beginning October 1, 1954 and ending May 31, 1955. These pledges do not in any way affect pledges already made to the General Fund. Members of the congregation were asked to bring the pledges for the Building Fund to the service of worship on Sunday, September 26. Those who were unable to attend will 'be visited in their homes during the week of October 3rd to 9th. The canvass will be climaxed by a great service of Victory on Sunday morning, October 10. At this time the result of the canvass will be announced and the pledges will be dedicated. Working on the drive are the members of the Commission on Finance and the members of the Board of Stewards. Rev. Howard E. Wright is the pastor of the church. SPEEDWAY CHAPT. O.E.S. CARD PARTY k STYLE SHOW FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22nd. SAVE FOR P.T.A. PAPER SALE OCTOBER 15ih

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