Speedway Flyer, Volume 27, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1958 — Page 3

Krsday, September 25, 1958

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ST. CHRISTOPHER’S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) up period, we understand). This should be a big football night in Speedway with everybody out rooting for their favorite team in the spirit of good neighborly friendship. Children and adults, 25 cents. Mrs. John Connor, 1757 N. Gerrard, will be hostess for the Sacred Heart Discussion Group Monday evening, September 29th, at 8 p.m. A “pitch-in-dinner” at 6:30 p.m. will begin the October meeting of the Altar Society Wednesday evening, October Ist. Everyone is to bring a covered dish—vegetable, salad, or dessert, and their own table service, please. The committee will furnish the meat, rolls and butter, and drink. At 7:30, the ladies will leave the meeting to attend the regular weekly Sacred Heart of Jesus Devotions for one half hour, after which they will return to the social room for a short business meeting and program. Mrs. Carl W. Peterson, Indianapolis Deanery Chairman of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, will be the guest speaker. After her talk, she will answer questions on the Parent Educator program for pre-school Christian education, as well as any other questions on Christian Doctrine. Chairmen for the meeting are Mesdames Roy Dault and Richard Zeph. If any ladies can’t come for the “pitch-in”, they are urged to come for the Devotions and the meeting. Congratulations to our Junior C.Y.O! Official word has been received that St. Christopher has won the “C.Y.O. of the Year” contest, making them the outstanding Junior C.Y.O. of the Archdiocese for this year. Father Terrill is the spiritual director of the group. High Masses at eight o’clock each morning this week were said for Francis Stamm on Monday at the request of Mrs. Stamm; on Tuesday for the deceased members of the Aulbach and Vance families as requested by little Jimmie Gillespie who attends St. Christopher school; on Wednesday morning for Victoria Zore; today an Anniversary Requiem High Mass for Joseph Volpatti, requested by the Volpatti family; and, tomorrow for a special intention Since last week we learned where more of St. Christopher college-minded boys and girls will be attending school this year—Louise Wolfla, first year at St. Vincent and first year at Marian; Nancy Beaman, with a nursing scholarship, at Indiana University; Mary Joan Cohen, not satisfied with her Music Master at I.U. is back on the campus furthering her studies now working on a Library Science degree; Bob Kritzler, University of St. Louis; Barth Reidy, senior at Indiana University; and, Joe Meyer, final semester at Notre Dame. Call us if we missed anyone. We’d like to know where you all are, and we’re sure your friends would too. Robert Riedy, five year old son of Ann and Wilbur Riedy, Jr., announces the winner of last week’s Merchandise Club— Mrs. Willard TremmeL Mother and Son Communion Breakfast scheduled for Sunday, October sth, has been canceled, because of Forty Hours Devotion at St. Christopher at this time. Mesdames Jack O’Neal and Orlando Eddelman had offered to be chairmen for this breakfast. The Avia Marie Discussion Group met Tuesday evening with Joyce Peters. A new course of instructions in the Catholic faith begins

Butter Fruit Ever hear of “Butter fruit?” Most people call this fruit pears, but at one time they were nicknamed “Butter fruit” because of their soft, melting, juicy flesh. The Bartlett pear, which is available mainly from mid-July through mid-October, is most prevalent these days. And, unlike many fruits, the Bartlett pears are ripened off the tree for the best flavor and texture. Normally they are picked when mature, but in a hard stage. Therefore we purchase them when they often times need additional ripening. If the pears are not fully ripe they will ripen in the brown paper bag in which they were purchased or in some fairly tight container such as a cabinet drawer or cake box. 'A fairly humid place at about 60 to 70 degrees F. is best. Be sure to check them daily since some pears ripen faster than others. When the flesh feels slightly soft when gently pressed—the same way a ripe peach feels, they are ready for use

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at 7:30 this evening at the Catholic Information Bureau, Capitol and Georgia, Indianapolis. The course continues for 10 weeks and is open to anyone interested in Catholicism. Tonight, the annual novena honoring St Therese of the Infant Jesus will open at her shrine at the Church of the Little Flower, 14th and Bosart, Indianapolis, and continue through October 3, the Saint’s feast day. Nightly devotions at 8 o’clock and daily devotions at 2:30 p.m. are scheduled. Pray daily your Rosary for peace in the world. Nora Bray

Another Fallacy blasted It simply isn’t true that foods high in carbohydrate damage one’s teeth. That foods high in starch do not bring about dental decay is demonstrated by dental health surveys made in several countries where the diet consists mainly of such foods. In Italy, where 70 per cent of calories are obtained from bread, spaghetti, and macaroni, a 60-year-old person can be expected to have as good teeth as a 13-year-old American child. In China and Japan where refined rice dominates the diet, dental decay is low.

Helping Hand Eighteen new motor service drivers are among the 202 new volunteers which the Indianapolis Red Cross needs to fin its ranks of workers. There are nine active Red Cross service programs through which volunteers help the people in the community who need help. Persons may volunteer by calling ME Irone

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Good Boxing At Christamore House Frank Szuzina, German Middleweight Champion, will train at the Christamore House Boxing Gym at 502 N. Tremont on Sat, Sept 27th and Sunday, Sept 28th at 2:00 p.m. The Christamore House will be open free to the public to watch

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the German champion go through his training for his fight against Randy Sandy, one of the country’s top ranking middleweights. Sandy will try to avenge an earlier defeat at the bands of Szuzina at Victory Field Sept 30th. Proceeds from the fight will be used to pay for cottages now being built at the PAL summer camp at Brooklyn, Ind. Women's Auxiliary Sahara Grotto - Wednesday, October 1 at 8:00 p.m. is the date set for the Women’s'Auxiliary of Sahara Grotto Card Party to be held in the Grotto Clubhouse, 4107 East Washington Street Attractive door and table prizes will be distributed. Another feature of the card party will be the home made candy and bake sale. Tickets may be purchased trom members or at the door. The general chairman for the affair will be Mrs. J. C. Berry and co-chairmen Mrs. Ruth Durham, Mrs. Rudy Johnson, Mrs. Wn>. H. Pacey, Mrskjennie Lucas, Mrs. Harry Mahohh, Mrs. Estella Watkins, Mrs. Ben Kuhlman and Mrs. Merrill Overman.

Fertilizing ‘ Fertilizing—-is advisable to give strength to grasses, help keep roots vigorous. More and more folks are finding it well worthwhile to feed monthly, reports the -Research department of the Scotts Seed Company. Many people like to use “Weed Feed” in midsummer. The Scientists say this is good practice even though you have few if any of the dicot weeds like dandelion, plantain and buckhorn. Butler Pledgee Four girls from the northeast side of Indianapolis have pledged Butler University sororities. They are Kristin Baker, 3702 E. 35th St., Delta Gamma; Barbara Ann Cantley, 7830 E. 51st St., Alpha Chi Omega; Patricia Cavosie, 1949 N. Wallace St., and Sybil Hudgins, 4440 Eastbourne Dr., Pi Beta Phi. The coeds were pledged following a week of rush activities, Sept. 2-6, and were honored guests at the Indianapolis Panhellenic dinner.

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(right) Donna Wright of Speedway is wearing a textured black and white tweed walking suit. Sizes 7-15. 355

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