Speedway Flyer, Volume 28, Number 4, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1959 — Page 4

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To the folks in and around Clermont

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ST. CHRISTOPHER’S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) Monday where she underwent an emergency operation or her eye Tuesday, January 20th. We were told she is getting along very well. Next Tuesday evening, February 3d, the new officers of the Junior C.Y.O. will be installed at the regular business meeting. The boys and girls to take office are Jerry Rosner, president, Ron Keller, vice-president, Nancy Ceme, secretary, and Mary Ruth Toney, treasurer. Michael Martich is the retiring president. Members of the Altar Society and all the ladies of the parish will receive corporate Holy Communion at the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday morning.

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The regular monthly meeting of the Altar Society will follow the Sacred Heart of Jesus Devotions next Wednesday evening, February 4th, in the social room of the school. Members of the Society will be given the opportunity to enjoy a travel movie and style show presented by Mrs. Hanson of the Hoosier Motor Club. Mesdames Jack O’Neal and Romula Medvescek are hostesses. Monday of this week was a free day at St. Christopher school — Semester Day. Following the Sacred Heart of Jesus Devotions last night, parents of all teenagers of St. Christopher parish attended a discussion meeting led by Mr. William Sahm, executive secretary of the C.Y.O. for the good and the well-being of the boys and girls. Seventh graders attended the Sacred Heart of Jesus Devotions in a body and Hannon, Sheets, Shinn and Taylor were the servers. At eight o’clock each morning this week High Masses are said remembering our departed friends and relatives. On Monday, the Mass was for John Moran, offered by Mr. and Mrs. Mike Haney; on Tuesday morning for Burkhard-Hansmann families requested by Mr. and Mrs. John Burkhard; yesterday for John M. Koffseky, Sr., at the request of Mrs. John M. Koffskey, Sr.; this morning the sixth grade of St. Christopher school requested the Mass for Joseph Kempf; and tomorrow, the Mass will be for Mary Keil, requested by Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Rolles. Father Terrill invites any man in the parish if he so desires to join the choir. The choir practices every Monday evening from 7 to 8 p.m. Lent begins with Ash Wednesday, February 11th, the feast of Our Lady of Lourdes. Easter is Sunday, March 29th. Pray your Rosary daily for peace in the world. Nora Bray

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News From Lilly Chari A. Burns, who recently was named manager of Eli Lilly and Company’s new Chicago South District, has been made administrative assistant to the executive director of sales. He is now at the home office in Indianapolis. As administrative assistant he succeeds William R. Hutchinson, who became director of sales for the east-central region. Vern H Hakes has been named administrative assistant to Eli Lilly and Company’s vice-presi-dent of industrial relations and moves to the home office in Indianapolis from Minneapolis, where he has spent four years as manager of Lilly’s Minneapolis District. Choir Concert The Cathedral Choir of the Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis will present a post-holiday complimentary concert for the public of the city of Indianapolis on Friday night, January 30, at 8:30 p.m. at the World War Memorial. The 42 voice all-male choir is

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under the direction of Robert Hobbs, master of choristers and organist of the Cathedral. Family groups and groups of friends are especially invited to attend the program of sacred and secular music. All seats are free and unreserved in the War Memorial for the concert. More than 65 patrons have made the concert financially possible. They are to be honored at a tea given January 19th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Griffith, 5580 Washington Boulevard. Information Operators Adopt New Reply Indiana Bell information operators are adopting a new reply to calls for telephone numbers not listed in the directory. Instead of answering with the telephone name and five figures, the operators will give the two letters and five figures. Instead of saying “MElrose 5-9811,” for example, they will say “ME. 59811.” Recent trials indicate better dialing accuracy when telephone users are given the actual letters and figures they will dial instead

of what may be an unfamiliar prefix. The procedure also complements the gradual adoption of letter-and-figure listings in the telephone directory. Intercepting operators, who answer calls to numbers which have been changed, also will provide numbei-s of two letters and five figures.

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Square Dance At Indiana Roof The first square dance of the season will be Sunday, February 1 with Joe Lewis, nationally famous caller, from 7 until 10 o’clock. Tickets are at Peek’s. The next “name” on the Roof’s schedule will be Ray Anthony, Sunday, February 22nd.