Speedway Flyer, Volume 28, Number 17, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1959 — Page 5

Thursday, April 30, 1959

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Planned Education Program The Planned Education Program, newest service of Merchants National Bank & Trust Company for its customers and friends, was launched at a dinner held Monday evening, April 13, at Concordia College, Fort Wayne, Indiana, attended by the business representatives of Indiana’s colleges and universities. Representing Merchants National Bank and acting as hosts for the dinner were Mr. Willis B. Conner, Jr., Vice President, Mr. Kennard King, Assistant Vice President, and Mr. Otto M. Frenzel 111. Merchants National Bank’s Planned Education Program is a simple’and convenient method of securing a college education for those students who otherwise might not be financially able to attain a higher education. The parent or other responsible person acts as sponsor for the student and arranges for the loan of a sum of money necessary for the student’s education. The loan, which may not exceed $10,000.00, is repaid in equal monthly payments and may be extended in certain circumstance over a period of ten years. Adequate insurance coverage is carried by Merchants National Bank to insure the completion of the student’s education in case of the death of the sponsor. Additional information about Merchants Planned Education Program may be secured from any one of the seventeen neighborhood offices of Merchants National Bank & Trust Company, and mail inquiries should be addressed to the bank’s Main Office at 11 South Meridian Street, Indianapolis.

SAFETY CHECKED 1^1959 INDIANA STATE POLICE INDIANA SHERIfrt ASSN. ASSN. OP CHIEFS OP POLICE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSN. OP INDIANA Cooperating with INDIANA OFFICE OP TRAFFIC SAFETY

YOUR car may be one out ot each nine on Hoosier streets and highways which has a mechanical defect that could cause an accident During the month of May, every Indiana community will provide a VEHICLE SAFETY-CHECK Program. It is free and voluntary and can save your life or prevent injury or property damage. The Indiana Office of Traffic Safety asks you to “Check Your Car—Check Accidents.”

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"Preparation For Christian Marriage" “Preparation for Christian Marriage,” a group educational program for engaged couples and newlyweds, complete in one session, will be held at 3:00 p.m. on Sunday afternoon, May 3rd, at the Central Christian Church, 701 Ft. Wayne Avenue (corner of North Delaware Street) in Indianapolis. Leaders will be Rev. Frank Carlson of New Bethel Baptist Church, Dr. John R. Melin, physician, and William A. Baker, director of family life education of the Family Service Association of Indianapolis. This program, under the auspices of the Church Federation of Greater Indianapolis, will aim to supplement the counseling by pastors with couples whom they marry.

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ST. CHRISTOPHER’S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) column today to mention all their names—thirty-nine girls and thirty-eight boys. Debra Baker, Beverly Boswell, Patricia Bower, Marilyn Bray, Denise Brooking, CathyJßrooks, Janice Cooper, Nancy Crampton, Linda Dillan, Patricia Doyle, Jenne Dugan, Barbara Egler, Suzanne Glidden, Linda Goddard, Pamel Hally, Linda Hardesty, Mary Hatch, Carole Hennessey, Georgina Herrick, Jennifer Kaiser, Anne Keller, Darlene Kidwell, Denise Kidwell, Jane Ann Kress, Eileen Kulaga, Carol Mathis, Dee Ann Novajosky, Christine Phillips, Mary Plummer, Theodora Popecheff, Janis Ramsey, Theresa Rancourt, Marsha Semick, Annette Sommers, Maureen Sullivan, Deborah Thalls, Vicky Wagner, Lynn Vogel, and Carol Zeronik. Michael Albrecht, Patrick Alderson, Samuel Bastianelli, Gary Aranjo, Joseph Bongen, Richard Buckley, Ronald Doyle, Michael Crider, Eugene Deardorf, Brett DeWeese, Ronald Feeney, Daniel Gillespie, Robert Goodlet, James Hale, Michael Hartley, Kenneth Herrick, Paul Hiland, David Huffman, Gary James, Daniel Keller, Joseph Koch a, John Koffskey, John Leming, Michael McQuinn, Ronald Medvescek, Jerome Noblet, David Parker, Michael Perry, Michael Rosner, Daniel Schneider, Daniel Spitzer, Charles Stevens, Gerry Teal, Michael Volz, Mark Wall, Kevin Wilkes, Michael Winings, and Duane Zishka. These boys and girls will receive their Lord in Holy Communion for the first time at the eight o’clock Mass Sunday morning, May 3d. A pitch-in supper will be featured at the regular monthly meeting of the Altar Society Wednesday evening, May 6th, beginning at 6:30 o’clock. After attendance at the Sacred Heart Devotions at 7:30, the members will be privileged to see the Junior C.Y.O. one-act play, “Make Room for Rodney.” Following the play election of officers will be held. Mesdames Kenneth Toney and Wayne Thalls, chairmen hostesses, request that each lady coming ter the dinner bring a covered dish, vegetable, salad or dessert, and her own table service. The committee will furnish the meat, rolls and drink. On Saturday night, May 9th, at the St. Christopher Parish Spring Dance there will be dancing to Harry Cork and his orchestra

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in St Christopher hall from 9 till 12. For reservations call Mr. and Mrs. Joe Geiman, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zeph, or Mr. and Mrs. William Yoder. St. Christopher C.Y.O. Cadet Spring baseball team defeated St. Anthony last Friday, score 28 to 4. Don Raabe pitched a one hitter game, striking out nine and walking four. Don Raabe and Barney Rosner both got a triple. The boys played St. Joan of Arc there Tuesday of this week. They will play St Michael at 5:30 Tuesday afternoon, May sth, at the Speedway Park. On Friday afternoon, May Bth, at 5 o’clock, they will play Holy Trinity at Riverside 1 diamond. Sister Julia who suffered a stroke last week and was taken to St. Francis hospital is improving rapidly, we were told when last we inquired. Tomorrow is First Friday. Masses at 6:15 and 8 o’clock in the morning, and again at 8 in the evening. However, it has been announced that if the attendance at the evening Mass does not increase, it will be discontinued. Father Lindemann added this Mass for the convenience of the people, so that more people could attend Mass and receive Holy Communion, honoring the Sacred Heart of Jesus on the First Fridays. Saturday is First Saturday. Masses at 6:15 and ait 8 in the morning. On this day we show our devotion to Our Lady of Fatima by receiving Holy Communion and attending Mass if possible. Bake Sale after all Masses next Sunday for the benefit of the Junior C.Y.O. Religious instruction classes for grade and high school students attending public schools will be discontinued after this week until fall. Three Discussion Groups met this week—Our Lady of Fatima on Monday evening at 8:30 with Mrs. Francis Hughes; St. Anthony also on Monday evening at 8:45 with Mrs. Carl Wolfla; and Ave Marie on Tuesday evening at 8 with Jo Armin. Save your papers and magazines—there will be a Paper Sale some time in May. Mrs. Morris Gambrall, chairman. Pray your Rosary daily for peace in the world. Nora Bray

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