Speedway Flyer, Volume 30, Number 45, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1961 — Page 6

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ESTATE SALE Saturday, November 18 11:00 AM D.S.T. 4160 Moeller Road, Indianapolis WE ARE SELLING AT PUBLIC AUCTION THE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD OF FURNITURE AND ANTIQUES OF ROY C. BRAGG. Garden Tractor with Riding Mower Attach., Westinghouse Refrigerator with Freezer; Electric Stove; like new 4 Chair Breakfast Set; Dining Room Suite; Living'Room Suite; Bedroom Suite; Cedar Chests; Rugs; 21" TV; Spool Bed; Sweeper; Rockers; End Tables; Clocks; Good Deep Freeze; Washer; Dryer; Mattress and Springs; Linens and Drapes; Pictures; Dishes; Aluminum 28' Extension Ladders; Hedge Trimmers; Large Vise; Fire Extinguishers; Hand Tools; Wheel-barrow and Many More Items. ANTIQUES Several Good Dishes consisting of: Meisen German Bowls; Haviland; Cut Glass; Ironstone; Bavarian; Old Nippon; Austrian; Sterling; Old Jewelry; Some Pattern Glass. HOUSE and ACREAGE The property will be offered for sale: 6 Room Brick House with Attached Garage and Full Basement; more or less 2.3 acres. Terms on the property will be arranged by the Speedway State Bank. LUNCH WILL BE SERVED BY THE NEW BETHEL METHODIST CHURCH Terms Cash Not Responsible in Cace of Accident. NOTlCE:—Moeller Road is Closed from the South. Take U.S. 52 to 46th Street, Turn West to Moeller Road, then South to 4160. Speedway State Bank, Adm. EARL E. CORNWELL, Auctioneer

ST. ANDREW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) Baby sitting nursery facilities are provided from 9 to 12. The regular Sunday evening youth program continues. This week Junior Choir, Confirmation Classes, and Senior Luther League meet at 6 p.m. At the League meeting Mr. John Bunch will show slides of his recent trip to Europe. Confirmation Choir rehearses this same evening at 7 p.m. Monday evening, November 20, from 7 until 9 will be the first meeting of the Christmas Decorations Project, sponsored by the Fellowship Committee. Mrs. Adrian Breting is in charge of the planning. All those interested in helping make decorations for the church for the Advent-Christmas seasan are invited to attend this meeting. The United Lutheran Church Women will hold a special general meeting Tuesday evening, November 21, at 8 p.m., in Fellowship

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Hall. Mrs. George Earl Owen who has spent much of her time as a missionary in the South American countries will be the guest speaker. All members and friends, men and women, are invited to this special meeting. Tuesday, November 21, the Speedway Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 8:30 p.m. in the Junior Department. Thanksgiving services will be held at 7:30 p.m., November 22 and at 10:00 a.m., November 23. St. Andrew’s Nursery School meets every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday mornings at 9:00.

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Watussi, stalking of big game in the game reserves, being chased by an elephant, photographing a charging rhino at close range, the gold mines of Johannesburg, the awesome temples of Karnok and Luxor. He will bring these wonders to your arm-chair, thru the magic of color photography. He was in the Belgian Congo after the independence and will tell of conditions in that unhappy land. Members and their friends are cordially invited to see and hear this intriguing and interesting program. The meeting starts immediately at 7:30 at the Club House, located one-half mile west of Speedway at Big Eagle Creek and Route 136, November 21,1961.

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ST. CHRISTOPHER’S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) I Ladies Party in the school social room, beginning at 7 o’clock, Friday night, to which the public is invited. Junior CYO, Girl Scouts, Brownies, Boy Scouts, and Cub Scouts will receive corporate Holy Communion Sunday at the eight o’clock Mass. St. Christopher school will hold open house Sunday, November 19th, from 2:30 to 5:00 o’clock in the afternoon. Light refreshments will be served in the social room. Sister Rose Clare is the Superior of the school. Congratulations are being extended to our cadet football team with a 6-1-0 record. And congratulations to Donna Hermann and Richard Wagner. Donna was one of the five overall classifications winners in the citywide parish CYO Cadet Hobby Show in the K. of C. auditorium on November 3, with the beautiful dress she made. Richard Wagner finished first-place in his class with his stamp collection. The winners at the CYO Hobby Show were entitled to exhibit at the Indianapolis Star Hobby Show now in progress. Robert Sullivan has agreed to coach our cadet basketball team and Jim Rolles, formerly on Marian college basketball team, will coach the 67 team. Practice was scheduled for tonight at Holy Trinity from 6:00 to 7:30 o’clock. Robert Kikendall will coach the Junior CYO Freshman-Shopho-more team and Don Murphy the Junior-Senior team. On Monday of this week, the government milk program was started in St. Christopher school on a trial basis, until the first of the year. It is hoped that this program will be successful and can be continued. According to the rules of the program, each child must pay for his milk daily. The High Mass on Monday morning at eight o’dock was sung for John Breen, recently deceased, at the request of James Houk and Leonard Benedetto. John Breen was the brother of James Breen, a charter member of St. Christopher parish. Your prayers are requested for the repose of his soul. On Tuesday morning, the Mass was offered according to the intentions of Kathleen Kritzler, who still is in a hospital in St. Louis. Bertha Peterson requested the Mass. An Anniversary Mass for Herman Medenwald was sung on Wednesday morning at the request of his widow, Letha Medenwald. The deceased relatives and friends of the parishioners of St. Christopher were remembered in the Mass this morning according to the Poor Souls offerings. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rosner requested that the High Mass tomorrow morning be said for Mary Catherine Parker. On Saturday morning, the Mass will be said for Frank Kreffel at the request of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Allen. A new Discussion Group, St. Gerard, has been formed in the Farley Addition. If there is any lady in that neighborhood interested in joining the group, she should call Jackie Hess, CH. 1-9107. Ave Marie Discussion Group met Tuesday night, November 14th, with Jackie Bailey at 8 o’clock. Sue Rosner was the hostess for the Immaculate Conception group on Tuesday evening at 8:15 p m. More PECANS have been received. Call your orders to Betty Meyer, CH. 4-0283, Helen Freund, CH. 4-2384, Helen Riedy, CH. 42231, Loretta Taylor, CH. 4-9096, Nora Bray, CH. 1-5816, or Helen Beberdick, chairman, CH. 1-0383. Thank you. $1.50 per pound. Next Paper Sale at St. Christopher, November 24th, 25th, and 26th. Not too many came to the Open Meeting Monday night for the S. & H. Green Stamp Collection Drive for a new bus for St. Christopher school children, but the weather was bad and the Sunday turkey dinner wore many out. However, those who did come were enthusiastic and willing to take on responsibilities asked of them. Nevertheless, more adult workers are needed. Will you help? Contact Father Richart, William Aust, or Mrs. Joseph Rosner. But everybody, please save you green stamps,' ask your friends and relatives here and everywhere to save their S. At H. stamps for the children of St. Christopher. A large deposit box is just inside the front doors of the church. Deposit boxes are being placed in neighborhood Standard and Grant stores, and elsewhere. Or mail to St Christopher school, or to the parish house, or take to the parish house. But please keep the stamps coming in—loose or in books. Thank you. What others have done, we of St Christopher can also do. Pray your Rosary daily for peace in the world. Nora Bray

Thursday, November 16, 1961

Name Imprinted Christmas Cards Order your name imprinted Christmas cards from Los Amigos Class now. The card companies require a second choice afteivNov. 15. Call CH. 1-3003 and stop in at 5204 W. 15th to see samples or call CH. 1-3635 or CH. 1-4598 to have the samples in your home. You have a choice of four different types of ribbon. B. Gummere, Chrm. Sales

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