Speedway Flyer, Volume 30, Number 43, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 November 1961 — Page 3

Thursday, November 2, 1961

( ST. CHRISTOPHER’S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) 2d; collections, Richard Kellerman and Dawn Bertrang, Ist and 2d; kit-craft, Debra Fieber and Karen Shaw, Ist and 2d; and skilled craft, Richard Zeph and Rosemary Royse, Ist and 2d. Class B, 4th, sth and 6th grades: sewing, Lynette Koffskey and Lynn McConochie, Ist and 2d; baking, Theresa Weinbeck and Barbara Engler, Ist and 2d; collections, Tim Baskerville and Sammy Holly, Ist and 2d; kitcraft, David Dugan and Roland Medvescek, Ist and 2d; skilled craft, Jeanette White, Ist. Class C, 7th and Bth grades: sewing, Donna Hermann and Marcia Hermann, Ist and 2d; baking, Jackie Edwards and Pamela Vaughn, Ist and 2d; collections, Richard Wagner and David Semich, Ist and 2d; kit-craft, Frank Harold and Rick Wheasler, Ist and 2d; skilled craft, Rick Wheasler and James Tuttle, Ist and 2d. The school, the committee, and the children want to thank the judges, Sandra Singhurse, Home Economics teacher at Speedway High School, and Frank W. Jett, who is very interested in Scout work. Masses at St. Christopher on First Saturday are at 6:15 and 8 o’clock in the morning. At eleven o’clock on Saturday morning John William Pemberton will be married to Sharon Ann Cangany of this parish. A reception in the church hall will follow the wedding ceremony. * Members of the Altar Society will receive corporate Holy Communion at the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday morning. All the ladies of the parish are invited to receive with them and thereby gain the extra graces received by receiving Communion in a body. Ladies of the Turkey Dinner Committee will receive donations at all the Masses Sunday for materials for the pies. Before the Board of Health insisted that all food sold at St. Christopher dinners must be prepared in inspected and OKed St. Christopher kitchens, the ladies did the baking in their homes and donated the pies and cakes. Junior CYO and their adult sponsors will observe a Day of Recollection Sunday, November sth, beginning with the 11:30 am. Mass. Breakfast in the social room will follow the Mass. First conference will be at 2 o’clock, after which confessions of those attending the Recollection will be heard. After the second conference beginning at 2:45, Benediction at 3 o’clock will close the Day. Father Patrick Kelly will give the Recollection. St. Christopher grade school band will play Sunday, November sth, at the CYO Field before and between halves of the game when St. Christopher’s 100 lb. team meets Christ the King. There are fifteen band members and the four baton twirllers are Julia Sullivan and Christine Alderson, both in the 3d grade, and Amelia Potenza and Jane Reynolds, both in the Ist grade. Mrs. William Meyer (Betty), CH. 4-0283, Mrs. Walter Freund (Helen), CH. 4-2384, Mrs. Wilbur Riedy (Helen), CH. 4-2231, and Mrs. Henry Taylor (Loretta), CH. 4-9096 will be glad to take your orders for Pecans ($1.50 per lb.) as well as Helen Beberdick, chairman, CH. 1-0363 and Nora Bray, CH. 1-5816. First shipment due in this week. Is everyone planning to bring their family and eat dinner at St. Christopher Sunday, November 12th? We hope so. “The Hour of St. Francis” will make its debut in Indianapolis over WFBM-TV, Channel 6, on November sth, at 10:00 a.m. The series of thirteen, one-half hour programs will continue at the same time and station each week. St. Joseph Auxiliaries of The Little Sisters of the Poor passed out invitations after all the Masses Sunday to members of St. Christopher to become life members and thereby receive The Little Sisters Gifts. The school children of St. Christopher need a new school bus. Their first bus bought in 1954 has seen better days, and Sunday they launched a big campaign. Their goal is 3,500 books of S. & H. green stamps to purchase this bus. Will you help these boys and girls when asked? We hope so, because it’s going to take a lot of stamp gathering to accumulate 4,200,000 stamps. Smorgasboard Dinner, Sunday, November sth, from Noon till 3:00 p.m. at St. Ann’s parish, sponsored by the Ladies Society of the parish. High Mass at 8 o’clock on Monday morning was sung for Villiers Eacret at the request of the Duffy family. The William Burke family requested the Mass on Tuesday morning for Thomas Parent The Masses on Wednesday and Thursday mornings were for the parish. Julia Mullin was remembered in the Mass on Friday morning at the request of Mary L. Breen and Helen Houk. Mrs. Mary Moran requested the Mass on Saturday morning for her late husband, John Moran. Our Lady of Fatima Discussion group met with Elfred Platacis on October 23rd. The Altar Society held in their regular monthly meeting at 8 o’clock on Wednesday evening. After the business meeting, bunco was played. Mesdames Jackie Hess and Carol Mappes were hostesschairmen. St. Christopher Junior CYO was in the Junior Rosary on the Air Tuesday evening over WIRE at 7:45. Afterwards they enjoyed a city-wide Halloween dance at the Monsignor Downing K. of C. Home. On Wednesday evening about forty St. Christopher Junior CYOers attended the Annual CYO Banquet at Scecina Memorial High School. Pray your Rosary daily for peace in the world. Nora Bray

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