Speedway Flyer, Volume 29, Number 50, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 December 1960 — Page 7

Th«roday, December 29. 1960

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ST. GHRISTOPHER’S CATHOUC OHVRCH (Continued from Page 1) Grande who died and was buried from St. Christopher church last Thursday morning. The Altar Society gathered at Usher Funeral Home on Wednesday evening, December 21st, and recited the Rosary. Members of the Altar Society and all the ladies of the parish will receive corporate Holy Communion Sunday at the eight o’clock Mass. The ladies have been ashed to assemble in the vestibule of the church five minutes before eight. Miss Elizabeth Lenz, a social worker of the Catholic Charities, will speak at the regular monthly meeting of the Altar Society Wednesday evening, January 4th. Her subject will be “Finding Homes for Foster Children.” After her talk, Miss Lenz and her assistant will be happy to answer questions on the subject The meeting will follow the regular weekly half-hour Devotions to the Sacred Heart of Jesus which begin at 7:30. Mesdames Leßoy Dillon and James Dugan are co-chairmen for the meeting. Reservations must be made no later than January 4th for the Holy Name Society Husband and Wife Breakfast which will follow the eight o’clock Mass on Sunday, January Bth. Richard Carroll (AX. 1-7159) or Ken Thomas, president of the Society, (CH. 1-5457), will take your reservations. The Chairman of Family Life of the Holy Name Society has been entrusted with the responsibility of posting in the church vestibule a list on the Legion of Decency Ratings of movies being shown in our area. On Sunday, January Bth, the fourth annual Christian Family Day of the Archdiocese sponsored by the Christian Family Movement will be held at Marion College on the Feast of the Holy Family. Family Unity and Parental Guidance will be stressed in talks and panel discussions. Registration begins at 12:30 pan. (E.S.T.) Benediction at 5 pan. will close the day whose opening session is at 1:15. Registration fee is one dollar per couple. Everyone is invited. There are no Religion Instructions during the holidays. " St. Christopher school will resume classes on Thursday morning, January sth. There are still a few pounds of pecans left for sale. Call Helen Bebberdick, Mesdames William Meyer (Betty), Walter Freund (Helen), Henry Taylor (Loreta) or Nora Bray. Broken halves at $1.50 per pound! These nuts keep very well in their original bag in the fruit and vegetable drawers of your electric box—or of course ran be frozen—or put in jars—for use next summer when the price at the stores is very much higher. Pray your Rosary daily for peace in the world. Nora Bray

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Movements On IOOHi Anniversary Of Service

ITrcflidont ShßHiiDiowfHr tociAy lauded the Young Men’s Christian daring this service to be a major contribution to national security. This information was received by Mr. Paul H. Frazier, Chairman of the Herman C. Krannert Mem. Family YMCA from the orgatoaa“By advancing the physical and moral strength of men and women AU UIUIW UM CLMVU. L" ed “the YMCA helps to ensure a continuance cf our way of life andafull waamwi of individual The President’s views were exaddressed Board of YMCA’s on the eve of the Association’s 100th Anniversary of service to the nation’s fighting The YMCA Movement will commemorate this Anniversary throughout the country in 1941. Mr. Frazier noted that the “Y’s** Armed Seevices work began in 186 L when a group of local YMCA Associations formed the United States Christian Commission. The Commission sent 4,859 volunteers to battlefields, hospitals and camps in an effort to provide spiritual and physical relief to Union and Confederate soldiers. In so doing, the YMCA established the pattern lor all civilian service to the Armed Forces. Subsequently, Mr. Frazier said, the YMCA directed practically all volunteer services for troops in the Spanish-American War, handled nine-tenths of all welfare work in World War I, and operated a quarter of all American-bas-ed U.S.O. Clubs during World War II and the Korean conflict. The “Y” also provided spiritual, educational and recreational services to millions of prisoners-of-war in more than 30 countries. The American YMCA Movement currently maintains 24 Armed Services Branches at home and overseas, operates 35 U.S.O. Clubs and Lounges, and furnishes per-

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inn nil now directing recreational and welfare activities for United Nations troops in the Gaza Strip and the Congo. Mr. Frazier also pronted out that during the past year, civilians working in YMCA Armed Services faciUtiea gave more than 112,wv uoys Qi vuiimwcer utM vjw w members of the Armed Forces. In addition, more than 1,999 local YMCA Associations provide a wide variety of social, educational and nnn denominational relig--Imm service to military personnel in their regular programs. The Centennial Anniversary will be marked by a year-long series of community, regional and national events honoring the many thousands of volunteers involved to this service, from the Civil War to the present day. Citizens Gas Rupert The Directors of CiiiaMS Gas 3 Coke Utility filed with the City Controller a report for the quarter ended September 39, and for the nine months of 1999. Earnings for the nine months were 1928,597, as against 1373,251 for the first nine months of 1959, while the third quarter showed a loss of $889,427 as compared with a loss of $585,931 in the like period of 1959.

“HAPPY REW YEAR” TO EVERYORE! Moy Every Good Thing Be Yours in 1961 ☆ ' JOHN SCHOLL Landscaping Service 1640 Allison CH. 4-2152

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