Speedway Flyer, Volume 34, Number 28, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 July 1965 — Page 5

Thursday, July 15, 1965

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SPEEDWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) Family Worship Service is conducted at 9:00 and the second worship service at 11:00. Special music will be provided by a quartet, Mary Schrock, Linda Patrick, Charles Jordan and Dave Schnable, with Mrs. Betty Gagcn, organist. The chancel bouquet will be given by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sanders in memory of Mrs. Sanders’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Rasor. The roses on the lectern last Sunday were for Brenda Marie, born July 2 to Barbara and Stanley Wyatt, granddaughter of Mrs. Robert Coulson; and Eric Wilson Simons, born July 4 to James and Marilyn Simons. If any shut-ins desires Communion, please see that the church office is notified, before Friday noon and the Elders of the church will see that this is done. Call CH. 4-2000 or CH. 4-9507. PASTORS CABINET MEETING Monday July 19, 7:30 p.m„ in Room B-l. OFFICIAL BOARD MEETING Tuesday, July 20, 7:30 p.m., in Room B-l. SUMMER SERVICE DAY Thursday July 22, 9:00 to 3:00 in NFellowship Hall. Bring a sandwich and stay for lunch. Clean white material for dressings is always needed. Come and spend the day where it’s cool, and do a good deed at the same time! Mrs. Hazel Winger, Chairman, and Mrs. Mary Shinkle, Co-Chairman, will be. hostesses. We have an opportunity to assist the Summer Children’s Activities Program in our Disciples of Christ innner-city mission—the Broadway Christian Center. Some of the following items may be unused in our homes and could be of great value in helping give new learning experiences to these children in need. The rest of this week, through Sunday, bring these items to a box by the door of the Christian Education Office: children’s toys (especially balls, jump ropes, and board games), childens books, old shirts, scrap materials (such; as cloth and buttons), clay, fruit juice cans, old coloring books, old newspapers and magazines, old sponges, any art materials (crayons, paints, weaving looms, colored chalk, string or yarn, wire, soap, plastic bags, mixing bowls), rugs or old blankets, or record player. You cooperation is greatly appreciated. mi

PUBLIC SALE We axe selling the personal property of Mrs. Mattie E. Ellis. 96 years old, at the home in Lizton. Indiana, north of railroad on Lebanon St. on east side, on

SATURDAY, JULY 24 BEGINNING AT 12:30 PM Walnut grandfather dock. 1763. running; three weight docks, good; two weight docks, need some work; 8-day cast iron clock; calendar clock; hanging lamp complete; stone churn, complete. 5 gaL; 30-gaL brass kettle; small antique walnut table; dinner bell; hat rack; water type cream separator: 1927 GE refrigerator, running: folding bed: 4-drawer dresser; wooden bed and springs-coil; bookcase-desk; iron bed and box springs; three-quarter wood bed: Primitive hand sweeper; vanity; three oak stand tables: wooden highback bed and spring* and 3-drawer dresser to match: leather couch: Cottage sewing machine; 2 large China water pitchers and bowls: small China pitcher; old platter: cake stand; 12*xl5* rug: candle mold: Small oil stove; two iron money banks; mara phone; gate leg mahogany table: round oak table and leaves, large. 6 straight and 1 host chairs to match; throe 9*xl2' rugs: 9'xl2 pad: 2 oak rockers; child's rocker; 3 straight oak chairs; one cane bottom; walnut love seat: walnut arm chair; Bissel sweeper: 2 Bisque dolls; victrola. works: davenport and chair: foot stool; metal rhai~> lounge; spool bed and springs: 2 mattresses; 3 feather beds: wood sewing table: card table: 2-drawer dresser; several . feather pillows: 4-drawer dresser; antique medicine cabinet; several comforts; old radio and record player; 16 gauge (double) shot gun: wash stand: gas range: glass front safe: twin tubs: 2 old coffee grinders. 1 lb. and 2 lb.: set of quilting frames: old antique couch, makes double bed: old safe: hickory porch swing and chair: wheel barrow; 12-fL ladder; antique picture frame, old; good metal ironing board; wardrobe trunk: old trunk; old books: few dishes—one complete set of Haviland: miscellaneous items. TERMS: CASH. Not Responsible for accidents. DR. L. H. ELLIS, SALE MANAGER Victor Carpenter Auctioneer State Bank Off Lizton - Clerk

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Goodwill Tour Service With more tours of the Indianapolis Goodwill Industries plant being requested by the public, Goodwill has expanded its tour service. Women of the Goodwill Service Guild are being trained to assist the present corps of tour guides from the agency’s staff.

ST. CHRISTOPHER'S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) have their first tennis practice this afternoon at 5:30 at the Speedway High Courts on 25th Street. The girls who will help clean the Church at 12:30 p.m. Friday are Carol Potenza, Katie Phillips, Theresa Renie, Marlene Sinkovic, Nancy Zeph, Carol Fieber, and Deanna Harley. Members of the CYO will receive corporate Holy Communion Sunday morning at the 10 o’clock Mass. There will be no breakfast following the Mass this month. St. Christopher Slo-Pitch Soft Ball team will play the team from St. Michael Sunday afternoon at St. Michael’s. They will meet behind the school at 1:15 pan. and share rides. They won from St. Gabriel last Sunday. Their record is 3 wins and 1 loss. They would appreciate a large rooting section. The COYers will see the Starlite Muscial, “Can-Can” Monday night, July 19th. They are to meet on the school parking lot and will go by school bus. Get tickets from Father Richart. Holy Angeles Church, 28th and Northwestern, are having their Annual Festival this weekend, July 16th, 16th, and 18th, with fish dinners on Friday and Saturday, and chicken on Sunday.

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Tours are regularly being scheduled bj youth groups, adults and a variety of organizations. Visitors are told the story of Goodwill’s vast rehabilitation program for the handicapped and then visit the handicaped men and women at work in their job training program. Goodwill lists Monday through Fridy from 9 am. until 3:30 pm. for tours. Groups are requested to contact the Goodwill Industries Public Relations Department to make arrangements in advance of any tour date. Visitors see all the activity in 96,000 square feet of the Goodwin Plant at 1635 W. Michigan Street.

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Your prayers are requested for the repose of the soul of Herschel J. Snider, a member of St. Christopher, who was buried from the Church on Friday, July 2d. Mr. Snider lived on Speedway Drive. The 8 o’clock Mass on Monday morning was said for Howard Murray at the request of the John Buchannan family. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Bandy asked that the Mass on Tuesday morning remember Herschel Snider. Joseph Patrick Case was remembered in the Mass on Wednesday morn. ?. Gregg and Chris Werling requested the Mass. The Mass this morning was said for Betty Thompson and Carl Frederickson at the request of the Richard Canoil family. Tomorrow morning Mary Atkinson will be remembered in the Mass. Marie Stieglitz requested the Mass. Mr. and Mrs. John Donovan asked that the Mass on Saturday morning remember Gustav Stieglitz. St. Christopher CYO team won Saturday at the St. Charles Invitational Swimming Meet at Bown County. Mrs. Kenneth Herrick is the coach of our team. The ladies of Holy Trinity parish are sponsoring a one-day Pilgrimage to the Shrine of the Holy Relics at Maria Stein, Ohio on Sunday, July 25th. For further information and reservations, contact Mrs. Alfred Bruder, 773 N. Haugh Street, ME. 6-3645. The Melchite Liturgy (the Eastern Rite Mass) was celebrated in English last Sunday at St. Mary’s Church at 6:30 p.m. by Father Ajamie of Holy Angels. This Mass will be celebrated every second Sunday of the month from now on. We were very pleasantly surprised when the postman introduced himself Monday morning. He was Bernie Wolfla the son of the late Tom and Mary Wolfla, formerly of this parish. Bernie has been studying at St. Meinrad for six years, with six more to go. He is keeping busy this summer going to night school at I.U. Extension and helping out Uncle Sam. In the Mass Pope Pius VI offered recently before IO’.OOO young girls who had come to Rome for the 20th anniversary of their branch of Italian Catholic Action, he warned them against the spirit of modern youths who have taken “evassiveness” as their slogan, and told them not to indulge in irresponsible freedom and in wayward selfishness. Don’t forget to go to the Rectory and save money by purchasing pre-sale ride tickets for the Festival which will be July 29, 30 and 31. Pray your Rosary daily for peace in the world. £ t , . - Nora Bray

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