Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 1, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 January 1967 — Page 6

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ST. CHRISTOPHER'S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) row. Holy Communion will be given at the usual times, other than at the Masses. The hour assigned to the men of St Christopher for Nocturnal Adoration on First Friday is from 1:00 to 2:00 a.m. Saturday, January 7th, at St Michael. There will be be a Men and Women Social at St. Cristopher tomorrow night beginning at 7:00 pm. in the school social room. Members of the Holy Name Society will receive corporate Holy Communion next Sunday, January Bth, at the 8 o’clock Mass. Breakfast and meeting will be held immediately after the Mass at the Speedway Motel. The first meeting of the new year will feature Mr. Paul Davis, local Branch Manager of UNTVAC, who will present a series of fascinating facts about computers. Reservations are necessary, not later than tonight, January sth. Call Dick Zeph, 291-5069, or Al Weinbeck, 241-1751. Public school instructions ane being resumed this week . . . high school students Wednesday, January 4th, at 7:00 pm. and grade school students after 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, January Bth. Beautiful 1967 Catholic calendars, donated by the Rosner Drug Store, Inc., were placed in the rear of the Church Sunday for the members of the parish. Eileen Murphy is still at the Methodist Hospital . . . room 7088. She may have visitors. Maurice King of 1733 Beeler Street is also at the Methodist Hospital in the Howard Coronary Unit on the Bth floor undergoing heart observations. His visiting time is very limited. Pray for both Eileen and Maurie! Marcia Hermann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hermann, of 2121 N. Auburn Street, a senior at St. Mary’s Academy, was chosen Queen of the Senior Ball Tuesday, January 27th, at the Eastside K.C. Donna, another daughter, who is studying fashion design at the Tobe-Coburn Fashion School and living at the East End Hotel in Manhattan, New York spent Christmas with her parents. Sister Marintha, a Franciscan Nun, a third daughter, who is now teaching the 6th grade in Roseville, Michigan, will take her final vows in August at Oldenburg, Indiana. This is the week-end for the CYO Paper Sale - Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Crates will be on parking lot back of school. Father Richart said the 6:15 Mass Monday morning for the special intentions of Mary Ann Baskerville. Father Lindemann said the 8 o’clock Mass for th deceased members of the Thomas Roach family at the request of Mary Gibbs. On Tuesday, the early Mass was for the special intentions of William P. Flynn family, requested by Mary Zener. The later Mass was for Frances Wiley requested by Catherine Quinn. Anthony Gorzanc was remembered at the early Mass on Wednesday at the request of the Ed and Barbara Powell family and Joseph Beberdick was remembered at the later Mass at the request of the Elizabeth Beberdick family. Friends asked that John J. Reilly be remembered in the early Mass this morning and Helen Murello asked that Eileen Harrold be remembered at the later Mass. At the early Mass tomorrow morning Bernard Patrick and Myra White will be remembered, requested by the Fetherlin family and the later Mass will be one of thanksgiving, requested by Frank and Gertrude Joyce. Both Masses on Saturday morning, at 6:15 and at 11:30, will be said for the living and deceased members of the parish. Pray your Rosary daily for peace in the world. Nora Bray

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Si. Andrew’s Lutheran Church Continued from page 1 Greens will take place at approximately 8:15 in the Shopping Center lot just west of the church. St Andrew’s Lutheran vs. Meadowdale Methodist should be an exciting basketball game at the Ben Davis Junior High Gym, at 7:00 PM. Saturday night Sunday evening activities will include Bell Choir at 5:30; Confirmation classes and Junior Choir at 6:00; and Junior Luther League at 7:00. Stewardship. Committee is scheduled to meet Monday at 7:30 PM.; and Girl Scout Troop No. 567 at 7:00 PM. Tuesday evening the church Council will meet at 7:30 at the church; Esther Circle at 8:00 at Mrs. Wayne Cofoid’s, 1910 Cunningham Road; and Speedway Alcoholics Anonymous at 8:30 in the Youth Building. Wednesday at 3:00 PM. there will be Weekday Religious Education in the Youth Building; the Senior Choir win meet at 7:45; and the Worship-Music Committee at 9:00 PM. Martha Circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Bruce Sherman, 2207 Fisher, Thursday morning at 9:00. The Mary Magdalene Circle is meeting at the church Thursday evening at 8:00, with Mrs. Don Richards as hostess. The Nursery School will continue in session Monday thru Friday, 9-11 AM.

HERE'S HOW YOUR NEWSPAPER CAN SAVE YOUR LIFE Your newspaper can save your life some night, says the Hoosier Motor Club. \ “To be safe when walking after dark, you must be seen,” according to James W. Parks, secretarymanager. “People wearing dark clothing are very difficult to see at night “Carrying a newspaper is like having a safety flag, because headlight beams reflect off the white paper and alert oncoming drivers. Pedestrians not wearing or carrying something white at night aren’t visible nearly as far or as soon to motorists. “The fatal accident rate is three times higher at night” the AAA official said, “and night walking is far more dangerous than night driving. Highways deaths average seven at night for every two during the day in urban areas, and 13 at night for every five in the day in rural areas. “During winter, pedestrian deaths rise sharply, especially in

urban areas, with December and January being the deadliest months for the man afoot “The hours from 4 to 9 pun. are the most dangerous of all because of driver fatigue, traffic congestion and low visibility. AAA advises you to wear or carry something white at night”

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SPEEDWAY METHODIST CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) leader of Indiana Methodism and well-known throughout the State. During the afternoon he will be one of the principal speakers at a Methodist District Conference (Lebanon District) which will be held at the Speedway Methodist Church (2:30-5:30 pan.). During the morning service the Carol Choir directed by Mrs. John Clark will present the Anthem with the Chancel Choir singing at the second service. Greeters will be Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wekher and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fletcher. Tonight (Thursday, January 5) the Stewardship and Finance Commission will hold their monthly meeting at 7:30 pm. Plans for the Methodist Youth Fellowship’s meeting on January 8 are to be announced. Monday, January 9 will be Official Board night starting at 7:30 pm. with Missions Commission at 6:30 pm. and the Worship Commission meeting at 7:00 pm. » The weekly Bible Study and Prayer Group will resume its meetings Tuesday, January 10 at 1:15 pm. in the Parlor. All ladies of the church are invited. The Sunshine Circle will meet in the home of Naomi Alte, R. R. No. 18 starting at 7:30-pm. Tuesday, January 10. “Morning Moments” will be held for Senior Highs at 7:00 am. Wednesday, January 11 in Room 22. Mrs. ru Sutherlin, 5720 Speedway Dr., will be host to the Fidelity Circle, Wednesday, January 11 at 7:30 pm. Betty Vehling and Helene Vehling win serve as co-hostesses. There win be a meeting of the Social Concerns Commission Thursday, January 12 at 7:30 pm. ALL CHOIRS WILL REHEARSE AT THEIR USUAL SCHEDULED TIME.

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