Speedway Flyer, Volume 33, Number 3, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 January 1964 — Page 3

Thursday, January 16, 1964

Disappearing Act People keep on asking, “Why all the talk about tuberculosis 'when everybody knows it’s disappearing fast?” The answer is that there’s a crucial difference between real disappearance and a “disappearing act” The alleged disappearance of TB is more apparent than real. Tuberculosis staged a dramatic upsurge in the first six months of 1983 in New York City, for example, with the health commissioner reporting a sharp rise in the case rate—the first increase in 10 years. Chicago, despite a moderate decrease, reported a continuing TB situation that made an all-out struggle on the part of health forces. True, there has been some basis tor the general notion that TB is “on the way out.” Since the introduction of highly effective drugs” in tuberculosis treatment, beginning with streptomycin in the mid-forties, there has been a gratifying decline in the rate of new cases and deaths throughout the United States. Only in recent years have these “wonder drugs” given rise to “wonder germs”—strains of the tubercle bacilli that have learned 'to adapt themselves to the action of the drugs and to withstand their effects. Determined research is now going on in various quarters to develop further improved drugs that will overcome the new resistance. This is a slow, gradual business. Meanwhile the vigorous case detection and prevention campaigns carried on against TB by your Christmas Seal organization continue the year round. And that, by the way, is one more reason why you should respond now to your Christmas Seal appeal if you didn’t get around to* it during the season.

Latest Civic Production “Oh, Men! Oh, Women!” is the provocative title of the next play at the Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre, 1847 N. Alabama St. The Edward Chodorov comedy will open Friday, January 17, and play through Sunday, January 26. There are no public performances on Monday or Tuesday, and curtain time is 8:30 p.m. every night except Sunday, when it is 7:30 p.m. ,

SPEEDWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) sing, ‘Tor Hard Things” and at the 11:00 service the Chancel Choir will sing “Praise Ye The Lord” by Mozart. Dr. Montgomery will give -the sermons. The chancel bouquet will be given by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hayes in memory of Mr. Hayes’ parents. Youth Workers Conference will be held in the Junior Hi Room from 10:45 to 11:50 a.m. Superintendents, teachers, and substitute teachers are to attend. They will view and discuss the motion picture “The Ultimate Weapon: The Minds of Free Men.” Also on the agenda will be consideration of how to make most effective the forthcoming .series by Dr. Colston: Psychology of Adolescence. Senior Hi CYF will begin at 5:30 pjn. next Sunday with recreation. 6:30 p.m., refreshments, 6:45, worship; 7:00-8:00, study. This is the second part in the series, “What is God Really Like?” Questions and problems raised last time will be continued; and there will he opportunity again to consider perplexities raised by individual young people. Next Sunday also is the final day for reservations for the Youth Banquet This special annual event is to be Sunday evening, January 26, at 6:00 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. “Fire Upon The Earth” a particularly outstanding color motion picture, highlights this Jr. Hi-Sr. Hi event. Give your $1.25 reservation to either superintendent: Mrs. Rahm or Mrs. Helser. Esther Circle will meet January 21st, Tuesday, at 1:00 p.m. with Mrs. John Hoss, 1635 N. Lyndhurst Dr. She will be assisted by Mrs. Merle Dye who will also give the worship. The guest speaker will have as the subject: “Inner City Church.” Naomi Circle will meet Tuesday, the 21st, at 7:30 p.m. in the Bethany Room. Hostesses will be Mrs. James Quisenberry and Mrs. Ivan Farrell. Mrs. Quisenberry will also present the program, and Mrs. Robert Stewart will conduct the devotions. The choirs: Wednesday: Angelus choir, 3:15; Chapel choir, 7:00 p.m. Thursday: Chorale, 3:15; Motet choir, 6:30; chancel choir, 7:35 p.m. We wish to welcome into the life of our congregation Mr. James Collins, 837 Beaumont Court, who transferred his membership from the West Street Christian Church at Tipton, Indiana. Roses on our lectern last Sunday announced the birth of Kristin Diane, bom December sth to Ruth Ann and Keith Bamhardt; and Susan Carol bom January 4th to Kay and Paul White. At the 11:00 worship hour last Sunday the following babies and parents were participants in the special dedicatory service: Mr. and Mrs. James Warriner and daughter Sally Ellen; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burdge and daughter Barbara Ellen; Mr. and Mrs.' Wymer and daughter Georgia Anne; Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Budd and daughter Gregory Allen; Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Ward and son, Allan Randall; Mr. and Mrs. John Bainbridge and daughter Connie Jo; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Goodwin and daughter Angela Kay; Mr and Mrs. Paul Grissom and son Samuel Paul; Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Woods and son Lowell Thomas; Mr. and Mrs. James Collins and daughter Sally Elizabeth; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gummere and son Joel Arthur; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vincent and son Robert Thomas; and Mr. and Mrs. Duane Earle and daughter Delisa Sheryl. Dr. Colston series for parents of teens Feb. 16, 23, and Mar. 1. Psychology of Adolescence is designed to help parents of teens better understand themselves as well as their teenagers! The series will be conducted on Sunday afternoons indicated from 3:00-4:30 p.m., in the Bethany Room. This program originated largely from the response of our youth workers to questions and problems in rearing and teaching young people today. It is hoped that parents of every jr. hi and sr>hi young person who comes to our church will feel welcome to participate—whether that parent is actually a member of our church or not. Dr. Lowell G. Colston is highly qualified. His particular responsibilities as Associate Professor of Pastoral Care, Christian Theological Seminary, in addition to clinical research and broad experience conducting sessions similar to ours assure us fruitful meetings. A combination presentation and discussion procedure will consider such problems as: what about freedom and responsibility? parents’ appraisal of themselves; how can parents be prepared to prepare teens for life-after-leaving-home? personal problems of parents and teens inter-related; what role, the church? Parents will be urged to consider particular questions prior to these sessions and will have opportunity to ask their own! Outlines and bibliographies far the series will be provided. Tell others; mark calendars!

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