Speedway Flyer, Volume 25, Number 32, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 August 1956 — Page 6

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/ ST. ANDREW’S LUTHERAN CHURCH / (Continued from Page 1) when he has returned to the office, he can transcribe your message from the machine and can you back. In case he will be out of town for a meeting or vacation, entailing an absence of more than a day or two, the machine will be set to answer your call only, but not receive messages. In this case, the name and telephone number of a Church Councilman will be given which will assist you in getting any desired information, or in obtaining pastoral services. The Councilman named will always be able to contact Pastor Bigelow in case of emergency. This answering system has been installed as a further service to our members and community as a whete, as a part of our Expansion for a Greater St. Andrew’s which will mark our 15th anniversary (1942-1957). THURSDAY, AUGUST 23. BROTHERHOOD TO THE BALL GAME! Tonight the Brotherhood is meeting at the Church a half hour before game time and going to the Indians’ Home Game in a body. Friends and members of the parish are welcome. SUNDAY,'AUGUST 26. CHURCH PICNIC at Rock Island Refinery Park after the second service. Games beginning at noon. The Park is just east of the Refinery north of Road 100. It can be reached by going north on 52 and turning east on 100 or north on 421 and turning west on 100 (86th Street). Families to bring enough food for themselves to be served buffet style and service and linen for the family. Friends and members of the parish cordially invited. This is one chance for our families from both services to meet together. Mr. Fred Zimmer in charge of arrangements. For information, call his home CH. 4-9197 or the Church Office CH. 1-4118. MONDAY, AUGUST 27. SUNDAY SCHOOL STAFF MEETING at'the Church at 7:30. Teachers, helpers, superintendents, and supply workers are requested to attend. The course material and teaching aids for the departments will be presented in addition to a short business meeting. Refreshments will be served at 9 o’clock. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. LAST SUNDAY of the summer Schedule. Services at 8 and 9:30. Sunday School at 9:30 only. Adult Instruction class at 4:30. Music Committee at 3. Both meeting at the parsonage. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. FIRST SUNDAY on the fall and winter schedule. Services will be at 9:30 and 11. Sunday School through grade 3 at 9:30. Grades 4 and up at 11.

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SPEEDWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Continued from Page 11 mittee meeting on Monday, August 26th at 7:30 pan. in the church office. OFFICIAL BOARD MEETING. There will be a special called meeting for the entire Official Board on Tuesday, September 4th, 7:30 pan., at the church. Will all members please arrange to be present? PAPER SALE. The Senior Hi group of young people will have a paper sale on Saturday, September Bth. Save your papers, magazines and old telephone directories for them. “BACK TO COLLEGE SUNDAY” on September 9th will honor our college young people at both worship services. They will serve as elders, deacons and ushers. BABY DEDICATION services will be held on Sunday, September 16th at our second worship service. This is a change in date this year from the second to third Sunday in September. Parents wishing to have their baby dedicated may call Mrs. H. L. Norman, Ch. 4-4502, or Mrs. Bill Cook, Ch. 4-1686 for further details. BOYS CHOIR. Rehearsals for the new Boys Choir will begin on September sth at 3:30 p.m. The choir will be made up of boys from the Angelas Choir, Children’s Chorale and Chapel Choir. All eligible boys are invited to come and try out for this new Choir. CHOIR REHEARSALS. There will be no summer choir rehearsals next Thursday, but the following schedule will begin the first week in September: Wednesday: 3:3o—Boys Choir 7:3o—Chancel Choir (adults) Thursday: 3:oo—Children’s Chorale (sth and 6th grades) 3:3o—Angelus Choir (3rd and 4th grades) 7:oo—Chapel (7 th and Bth' grades) B:oo—Cloister (High School) Any Senior Hi who attended the picnic last Sunday and didn’t get home with his dishes and service may inquire at Mrs. Heisers. She may have them. We wish to acknowledge with deep appreciation the $275.00 contribution by the Los Amigos Class towards equipping the Children’s Department of the Church School.

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ST. CHRISTOPHER’S CATHOLIC CHURCH ' (Continued Dram Page 1) Annual Family Picnic for the parish of St. Christopher will begin at 11 o’clock Sunday morning at Northern Beach in a section reserved for them. Every family is urged to fix up a basket lunch, bring it out to Northern Beach and get acquainted with everyone else in the parish. There will be free ice cream and soft drinks. The Holy Name and the Altar Society are co-sponsors for this picinic. P.G. Martich, chairman, Bob Ziepfel, Leonard Benedetto and Jim Breen promise plenty of games with a lot of prizes for all ages—and of course there will be swimming. There is a small admission charge for adults and children over 12 at the park. On Monday boys and girls registered to attend St. Christopher school this foil, and .we were fold that judging from the registrations we are going to have a very full school. However, if there are any children not registered, they may still do so Sunday after all the Masses in the office in the school. But Sunday is the dead line. We regret to learn that Sister Mary Giles will not return to St. Christopher this year. She will stay at Marian College and continue her studies at Butler. However, we are happy for her that she is being given- this opportunity. Sister Mary Giles was one of the first three nuns at St. Christopher. Sister Susan will replace Sister Mary Giles as the fourth grade teacher. Sister Carmelite, our piusic teacher for several years, was not returned to us this year. She will teach in the orphange at Vincennes. Sister Helen Cecile will replace Sister Carmelite. We hope that Sister Susan and Sister Helen Cecile will like their new home at St. Christopher. Mr. William Sahm, executive secretary of the C.Y.O. in the archdiocese, spoke to a group of parents Ouesday evening explaining how other parishes have formed a Parents Sponsor Club and how they function. It is hoped that the parents will favor such a club in St. Christopher and actively take part. Father R. D. v Terrell, assistant pastor, is the spiritual director of the group at St. Christopher. Mrs. Mary Hendricks was remembered at the High Mass on Monday morning at the request of Mr. and Mrs. William Hendricks. The Bill Zeunik family requested a High Mass on Tuesday morning for John Kale. This morning William Fogarty was remembered according to the intention of Catherine Fogarty and family. On Saturday morning at 7:36, the High Mass will remember Leonard King, requested by Joseph King and family. Muriel Davis, youngest of the trio of Olympic representatives is the 15-year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Davis of St. Christopher's parish. Muriel and two other Indianapolis Catholic high school pupils are the only athletes from Indianapolis who won the coveted honor. Muriel, a junior at St. Mary’s Academy, studied the gymnastic science at the Athenaeum Turners in Indianapolis. She will leave for Chicago on October 19 for her pre-Olympic workouts. She may have, to lay out a semester from school, but right now, Muriel, Frank-McKinney, Jr. of the Immaculate Heart of Mary parish and Mary Ann Marchino of St. Joan of Arc parish are thinking of only one thing—earning an Olympic medal for Uncle Sam. A series of Wednesday evening talks on the Catholic faith stated last week at 7:45 pan. in St. Mary’s school, 311 N. New Jersey Street. Msgr. Victor L. Goossens, pastor of St. Mary’s will have charge of these talks. Thursday night, September 20th, is the date set for the next Ladies Social Party at St. Christopher. The first great gift we can bestow on others is a good example.—Morell. Pray daily your Rosary for peace in the world.

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