Speedway Flyer, Volume 30, Number 17, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1961 — Page 3

Thursday, April 27, 1961

ST. CHRISTOPHER’S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) church saying Mass. “She died just like all old people who keep on going until they can’t go any longer. Then they lie down and go to sleep,” Father said. Joe Burke will be assisted by Messrs. Joe Kreiger, Bob Bailey, Joe Morrison and Leonard Schrader at the Men’s Stag Party tonight in St Christopher’s social room. The party begins at 6:30. A dollar donation at the door is asked. Refreshments are included in the donation. The door prize is quite an attractive figure. At the eight o’clock Mass on Sunday, April 30th, thirty-five girls and forty-seven boys will receive their First Holy Communion. Father Lindemann will celebrate the Mass. Following the Mass the First Communicants will have their picture taken in front of the School. Sister Bernadette and Sister Anthony Marie are first grade teachers. First Holy Communion Day is a very important time in the life of each child. On next Wednesday evening, May 3d, the mothers and daughters will enjoy a pitch-in dinner in the social room of the school. Please note the time for the dinner is 6 o’clock, not 6:30 as in the past. The committee will furnish the meat, drinks and rolls. Each mother should double the amount —or maybe more—of the covered dish she ’usually brings. Mothers will bring vegetables, salads, and desserts. Mothers must also remember to bring not only table service for themselves, but table service for each daughter they bring as well. Members who have no daughters are urged to come to the dinner. After the dinner, the ladies will go up into the church and attend Sacred '"Heart Devotions. After these Devotions, they will elect a new president for 1961-1962. We just learned that George Sauer is in the Veterans Administration Hospital on W. 10th street. George was operated on April 18th, but we were told is doing fine. He does not know though when he may get to come home. His room is A-451. Your prayers are requested for the repose of the soul of Mary C. Nib ill who died last week in her home, 5761 Cadillac Drive. Services were at 8:30 a.m. Friday morning in Conkle Speedway Funeral Home and at 9 o’clock in St. Christopher Church, with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. While housecleaning the Catholic Salvage Bureau (ME. 2-3155) would appreciate a call to pick up your discarded clothing, furniture and household items. Thursday is pick-up day for the West side. The High Masses celebrated at 8 o’clock each morning this week were as follows: on Monday for Katherine McClane requested by the Robert Spitzer family; on Tuesday for William Kaufman by

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Leona Kaufman; on Wednesday for Joanna Wirth by the Martin Finn family; today for Myrtle Grande by the John Helmer children; tomorrow for James Francis Hammett requested by Mr. and Mrs. Philip Olere; and, on Saturday morning the Mass will be an Anniversary* Mass for John Helmer requested by his widow, Ida Helmer. Three Discussion Groups met this week. At 8 p.m. Monday, Sacred Heart Group with Mary Helen Ramey; at 8:30 on the same evening, Our Lady of Fatima Group with Betty Corby; and, at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, the Ave Marie Group with Sharon Carroll. Paper Sale this week-end—April 28, 29 and 30. Call Mrs. James Houk (chairman), CH. 4-1442, if you have no way of getting your papers down. Crates will be in back of school on 15th street. No Paper Sale in May is being planned. Pray your Rosary daily for peace in the world. Nora Bray

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"B" BASEBALL All boys wishing to play in the “B” league this summer must be registered by May 10 so we can know how many teams to enter in the league. This league is for boys 15 and 16 years old who will not be 17 until after Aug. 1. If you are interested, contact one of the following now: Roy Thompson, CH. 4-4733; George Maple, CH. 1-3013; Terry Thompson; Steve or Bob Maple at school.

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CLASSIFIEDS NEAT, DEPENDABLE COLORED GIRL wants general cleaning work or ironing. Must be on city bus line. Mon., Wed., and Sait, avail. Call after 6:00 p.m. ME. 53996. GERANIUMS—New hybrid red, 25c ea.; potted pansies in bloom, $1 doz.; potted Big Boy hybrid tomato plants, 20c ea.; cabbage plants, 35c doz.; Irg. asstmt petunias, coleous, begonias, springeri, lantana, ageratum, verbena, sultana, marigolds, allysum, scarlet sage and many other flower box plants and bedding plants. Lrg. group house plants on sale at 15c ea. 1818 N. Rochester (3600 W. 16th) ME. 8-7808. COLORED LADY wants day work. Experienced, own transportation. ME. 6-0671. HOME TOR SALE—32O9 Holifax Drive, 3 bedroom brick in excell. cond. drapes, social room in base., 2-car gar., fenced yard. WA. 6-5043. ACCORDION—PIANO ORGAN—GUITAR LESSONS IN YOUR HOME Trial Basis—Accordion Furn. Accordions—Amplifiers Chord Organs 36 Months to Pay WOODWARD ACADEMY CH. 1-1059 WILL MOW YARDS and do odd jobs. Have new mower. CH. 19108. FOR SALE-17 Venetian blinds, all different sizes. CH. 1-9108.

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DESIGNED FOR FAMILY LIVING FIRST OFFERING 630 W. 86TH ST. 2 permanently secluded acres surrounded by pines. Washington Twnshp.-Spring Mill-St. Luke’s area. Surprisingly large, newly decorated ranch. Entry center hall, frplc. in liv. rm., air conditioned, knotty pine family rm., mahog. paneled den, many builtins, deluxe Hotpoint kitch., 2 tiled baths, 3 bdrms., divided base., huge rec. room, excell, storage, attic, patio, 2%-car attach, gar. By appt. BUILDER'S OWN HOME EXPANDABLE ADJOINING R-l LAND AVAIL. COMPETITIVELY PRICED $24300 YOUR TERMS CONSIDERED MICHAEL VL 6-11 W FOR SALE—3 room prefab vacation home, priced for quick sale, $1,300. Can be financed. Ready to set up on your lot. AX. 3-0750. PAINTING—INTERIOR and EXTERIOR. White. Free estimates. ME. 1-0106. GOOD TYPIST 5 day week, 1.8. M., Edison voice writer, company benefits, pleasant modern office. General Equipment Co., 1350 Stadium Drive. Apply in person. FOR SALE—Flute, like new, a real bargain! CH. 4-1186 after 6:00 p.m.

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LOST Black Labrador female dog, short stubby tail, answers to name “Midnight.” $lO reward. John Graub, 1908 MacArthur Lane, CH. 4-0450. BUDGET CLUB WINNER at Pam’s Fashions, 1610 N. Lyndhurst, was Barbara DeVatz (Speedway Pharmacy). BILL SIMS DRESSES—Regularly $3.99 now $2.99 at Pam’s Fashions, 1610 N. Lyndhurst Cancer Film To Be Shown In Speedway Speedway’s Holiday Inn at 4688 W. 16th St. will be the location for next Monday’s special showing of the American Cancer Society’s film on Uterine Cancer. The film is part of the 1961 Cancer Crusade here and is aimed at helping find the 200 or mere Marion County women who now have this form of cancer and don’t know it Admission is free. All adult women are being urged to attend and hear about the new and hopeful developments which make possible the finding of uterine cancer often yean ahead of anything which can be felt. Cure rates for this pre-in-vasive cancer are said to be nearly 100 percent. The time is at hand to wipe out deeaths from this cause. Arrangements may be made now for additional showings et •Time and Two Women” for any responsible women’s group to homes, churches, schools er suitable meeting place. For inform** tie* call the American Cancer Society, 215 East New Yarik My; 5-2986,

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