Speedway Flyer, Volume 25, Number 2, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1956 — Page 3

Thursday, January 12, 1956

ST. (OKTtPOI’S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued from page 1) SISOO for the sidewalks and curbs on Lyndhurst besides many other smaller items. However, she did say that her year began with quite a rich treasury from 1954 which Mrs. James Keating as president had not as yet turned over to Father toward the church debt and church expenses. In closing she said that she hoped that the ladies, and the husbands, would continue to work closely together with Jeanne Knight and the other 1956 officers for the good of all and for the good of St. Christopher. The/lew officers installed with Mrs. John Knight were Mrs. Jamec Houk and Mrs. Joseph Geiman, first and second vice presidents, Mrs. John Dunn, recording secretary, Mrs. Jacob Schaffer, treasurer, and Mrs. John Myers, corresponding secretary. V * , Salad bowls were the choice of the Merchandise winner last Sunday, and the winner was none other than Mary Ruth Toney of Clermont. A fourth grader of St. Christopher school was chosen to decide who that winner would be. Dressed attractively in light green corduroy pants and a green wool surcoat, Freddie Benedetto, son of Agnes and Leonard Benedetto of West Fifteenth Street, was that fourth grader. Women’s Retreat at Fatima Retreat House in Indianapolis is scheduled for the week-end February 3d, 4th, and sth. Mrs Carl Sheets and Mrs. William Meyer are co-chairmen of the Retreat. Plan now to make this retreat. Call either one of these ladies for answers to your questions. A retreat is even better for the soul than a vacation is for the body, and we all know how necessary we feel are our yearly vacations. Save your PAPERS. Why? Well Mrs. John Whitmore tells us that the PAPER SALE at St. Christopher is scheduled for 4 the last week-end in January. Crates will be placed in the school yard on Thursday, January 26th. The ladies assisted by some of the higher grade boys will pick up papers on Friday, the 27th, and the crates will be picked up Monday, the 30th. This will give everyone ample time to bring their papers down Xis they chose to do so. But a call to Sue Whitmore will bring a lady and boys to your house. If you can have them ready, fine, it will save time, and the boys will go down in the basement and get them. The Sisters and the boys are happy to help the ladies because after all the monies derived from these sales all go for the good of the church and the school. Keep your papers and magazinees and corrugated boxes knocked down, separate if possible as they sell for different rates. Representatives of the National Council of Catholic Women will be represented on the street corners downtown Saturday, January 14, in the interest of the March of Dimes. They have invited the ladies of St. Christopher to take part. They will stand on the corners of L. S. Ayres, Blocks and Wassons and one lady will serve for only an hour or so, but they would like to have all the parishes of Indianapolis represented . . . and no woman will have to stand alone on a corner at any time. If interested call Mrs. John Knight, our president, or Miss Summers, Melrose 4-1512, who is in charge of the project. Miss Summers can also tell you something about the English Foundation at 615 North Alabama Street, where the crutches are made, and other things. Open meeting of the National Council Indianapolis deanery will be at 8 o’clock next Tuesday evening on Noble Street in the community building. Mrs. James Houk, delegate from St. Christopher, would like to have a number of ladies join her, and she asks that anyone who can go please call her. Some of us went down last year and the meeting was not only very but very enlightening as to what the women are doing in other parishes. ' High Masses for the week. On Monday morning for Henry Eugene Beberdick requested by the' Joseph Beberdick family; on Tuesday morning for Louise Sassette requested by Mr. and JVlrs. John Houk and family; on Wednesday morning for Frank Hogan requested by the Stieglitz and Potter families Mr. Hogan is the brother of Mrs. Stieglitz; on Thursday morning for Anna Lindemann, the mother of Father Lindemann, requested by the Earl Chadwick family; and on Friday morning a Mass to the Holy Ghost at the request of Sister Mary Denis. All week-day High Masses are at 8 o’clock, unless otherwise announced. Pray daily your Rosary for peace in the world. Nora Bray

PERSONALS (Continued from Page 1) " Mr. Bergin, who has been at the government plant four years, is a Navy veteran. He is a physical science aid in Metallurgy there. He is a member of the Speedway Recreation club, and is a hobbyist in three popular fields, swimming, photography and carpentry. We have a jeport that Dave Boyer is in serious condition in Veterans hospital in Los Angeles. We know fie would enjoy hearing from his Speedway friends. His address is: Sawtile Veterans Hospital Annex, Bldg. 114, Ward B, Los Angeles, California. WATER WORKS NOTICE To assure correct billing for your water and sewer services, it id very important that you cooperate with the Meter Reader. If you are not at home when he calls, he will leave a self-ad-dressed card on your door knob. P.’<fce read your meter, note the reading on the card and mail it to the water office within the next .forty-eight hours. SPEEDWAY WATER WORKS Remember January, 1956, PT A Card Party Calorie Conscious? Those who want to keep an eye on the calorie content of their foods, may enjoy ice cream too. Tor contrary to popular opinion, ice cream is surprisingly low in calories. For example, an average portion (1-6 quart) of vanilla ice cream contains only 200 calories—file same as a large baked apple, Indian Country There are 1? Indian reservations and 14 Indian tribes in Arizona. The reservations cover more than 10 million acres with an Indian pop‘elation of 50,000. the second largest in file United States. *

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