Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 10, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1967 — Page 4

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Si. Andrew's Lutheran Church (Continued from page 1) will meet The Bell Choir will meet at 5:00 P.M., the Confirmation Classes and Junior Choir will meet. Monday thru Friday, the Nursery School will be in attendance from 9:00 A.M. to 11:00 A.M. The Noble School will meet in the Youth Biulding from 9:00 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. Tuesday at 7:30 P.M., the Church Council Meeting will be held The Esther Circle will meet at 8:00 PM. at the home of Lois Svoboda. Alcoholics Anonymous will have their regular meeting at 8:30 P.M. Wednesday at 3:10 P.M., the W.R.E. will meet. The regular Lenten Service with HOLY COMMUNION will be held at 7:30 PM. Pastor John Spangler of Salem Lutheran Church will be the guest preacher. His topic will be “The Ground of the Fellowship called Lutheran”. The Senior Choir will meet at 8:30 P.M. Thursday, the Worship-Music Committee will meet at 7:30 PM. The Evangelism Committee will hold their meeting in the Youth Building at 7:30 P.M. The S.C.S. Staff will meet at 7:30 PM.

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SPEEDWAY METHODIST CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) tuary Flowers will be dedicated by Mr. & Mrs. Williard B. Lindley. At 5:00 p.m. there will be the third in the series of “Lenten Vespers”. This will take the form of a Passion Play “Christ in the Concrete City” by P. W. Turner, which will be presented by young people of the church and directed by the Reverend Allen A. Goetcheus of of the Christian Theological Seminary. The Social Concerns Commission will meet Thursday, March 9 at 7:30 pan. at the church. Monday, March 13 at 6:30 pan. the Missions Commission will meet, at 7n»o pan. the Worship Commission and at 7:30 pan. the Official Boan_ will meet in Room 113. The Tuesday Bible Study & Prayer Group will meet March 14 at 1:15 pan. in the church parlor. Sunshine Circle will meet-in the home of Elaine Lane, R. R. 18, Tuesday, March 14 at 7:30 pan. There will be “Morning Moments” starting at 7:00 am. each Wednesday morning for all Seniors Highs*. CIRCLES Wednesday, March 15 Morning Glories, Margie Waggoner, 2209 N. Auburn St. at 9:00 aan.; Mary Martha, Clara Nelson, 5814 Elaine at 1:00 pan.; and Charity, Pat Sears, 6035 Meadowood Dr. at 7:45 pan. The monthly meeting of the Education Commission will meet Thursday, March 16 in Room 113 at 7:00 pan. The Junior High Membership Class meets each Saturday morning at 10:00 aan. at the church. MEN—Hear the Ben Davis High School Chorus at Mt. Olive’s Lenten Breakfast Saturday, March 11. The WHO Sunday School Class will install their 1967-68 officers at their banquet Saturday, March 11 at 7:00 pan. at Chapel Hill Methodist Church, The 1967-68 officers will be President-Larry Miles; Vice-Pres.-Bill Kinsley; Secretary-Trea.-Ailene Hotz; Social Chairman Bettye Pierce. There will be a Woman’s Society of Christian Service sponsored RUMMAGE SALE April 22 from 7:00 aan. to 3:30 pan. It will be held in Fellowship Hall (the basement of Speedway Methodist Church). All donations will be greatly appreciated whether they be from church members, friends, or the community. Listed below are much neded articles: Linens of all nature, Kitchen utensils, Clothing, Jewerly, Toys, shoes of all kinds, books, furniture. For any additional information or pick-up please call 241-4245. SUMMER CAMP for all Junior and Senior High—a week your child will never forget for fun, fellowship and inspiration. If interested call Mrs. Stanton, 291-5356 for information by March 12. LAWN FERTILIZER FOR SALE The Methodist Men will have Lawn Fertilizer on sale at the church each Saturday from 9 to 12 Noon. Two grades of fertilizer will be available 12-12-12 and .16-841 at $2.75 per bag.

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SPEEDWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH Continued from page 1 final session of the group discussing “Household of Faith” win be led by Dr. Donald E. Osborn, Dean and Professor Church History in Christian Theological Seminary. Snack supper (35 cents) win be served at 6:30 pm. in Fellowship Hall. In the sanctuary at 7:00 pm. the Chancel Choir with Chamber Orchestra from The Indianapolis Chamber Music Workshop win present “The Passion According to Saint John” by Handel, directed by Rev. Foster Hotchkiss, with Mr. James Litton as guest organist Soloists win be Bob Devlin, Dorothy Graham, Betty Gagen, Jim Simons, Dave Webber, Marian Collins, Crone Knoy, and guest soloist Dr. James Carley. C.WJ. Bible Study continues Monday, March 13th, from 9:00 to 10:00 am. All women of the church are invited to attend. Room 206. Pastor’s Cabinet meets at 7:30 pm. on March 13th, in Room B-l. C.WJ. Spring Supper will be held in Fellowship Han at 6:30 pm. on March 13th. Ladies are to bring own table service. The program win be a book review “Time Out Ladies” by Mrs. LeoJnore Leonard. The Sr. High C.Y.F. Chili Supper win be held in Fellowship Hal on Tuesday, March 14th, beginning at 5 pm. Tickets are SI.OO for adults, and 75 cents for children 8 and under. You may obtain tickets from any Sr. High CiYT.’er, or at the door, or call the church office.

Official Board win meet Tuesday, March 14th, at 7:30 pm. in Room B-l. Fan Festival Sewing win continue at the Dotlich Farm in Clermont on Wednesday, from 9:00 to 3:00. Quilters are needed. If you need transportation call Margaret Dotlich, Alberta Lambert, or Mary Conner. Weekday Religious Education classes continue on Wednesday, March 15th, on their regular schedules. Abigail Circle win meet with Mrs. Opal Swenson, 1536 Dukane Way, on Wednesday, March 15th, at 9:00 am. The program win be a book review by Mrs. Jane McArthur. Claudia Circle win meet in the Bethany Room on Wednesday, March 15th, at 9:00 am. The program will be given by Mrs. Naida Huber. Miriam Circle win meet with Mrs. George Braden, 1354 N. Auburn Street, on Thursday, March 16th, at 9:00 am. Mrs. Howard Peyton will give the program “Money is as Money Does.” Susanna Circle win meet also on Thursday, March 16th, at 9:00 a.m., with Mrs. Ruth Colclesser, 5833 Meadowood Drive. The program win be a skit “Needs in a Nutshell” by Lee Simon and Nancy Owen. Final pastor’s instruction class will be held Saturday, March 18th, in the 6th grade room, from 10:00 to 11:00. Members of this class will be recevied into church membership on Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday. Services of baptism will be conducted also on Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday afternoons. The Bth grade girls will be coloring eggs next Saturday, March 11th, in the downstairs kitchen of the church, from 10 to 2. These are to be given to the Juvenile Center. If you care to participate in this project by donating eggs, please bring them (already hardboiled, if possible) to the church before 10 o’clock next Saturday. If you can’t get them to the church, please call Miss Lee Cutler, teacher at 291-5172, or Mrs. Jack Briggs, 244-2000, and arrangements will be made to pick them up. Jr. High C.YJ*Paper Drive is coming Saturday, April Bth. Hold on to those old newspapers a little while yet

Sahara Grotto Auxiliary The Women’s Auxiliary of Sahara Grotto will hold there Stated meeting March 15th, 8:00 P.M, 4107 East Washington Street The New Year Books will be given out at this meeting to all members. Mrs. Clarence Scott, Chairman of Hospitality, and her committee will serve refreshments after the meeting.

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A special system of floor construction developed to eliminate shrinkage is helping to boost sales of Falender homes to buyers owning their own lots according to Walter Ewigleben, manager of the “On-Lot Division” of Falender Building Corporation. A cutaway section, showing basic Falender construction features which have contributed to a 40% sales increase this year, is on display at Falender’s Meadowood sales office, 6338 Thistle Drive. In addition to the use of 10** concrete beams and smaller floor joints to eliminate shrinkage, Falender construction also includes a vapor barrier to minimize moisture within the home. All 57 Falender custom designs and 20 floorplans available on buyers’ own lots in Marion County or adjacent counties also have additional construction features not usually found in their price range. Included are heavy gauge aluminum gutters and downspouts, long - warranty roofs, storm and screen doors, window screens, full insulation, easyreach utility connections and silent switches. Falender can stlil obtain an types of conventional loans. Purchasers already owning lots often qualify for loans without the need of a down payment. Normal construction time is 120 days. Although a large percentage of “on-lot” homes are built in Indianapolis and Marion County, many are also being constructed in other Indiana cities. Other places where this plan is proving most popular, according to Ewigleben, are Lafayette, Marion, Greenfield, Shelbyville, Bloomington, New Castle, Connersville, Kokomo, Noblesville, Plainfield and Columbus.

CHILDREN'S MUSEUM Sketches made when Indianapolis was a struggling young city will be the basis of a program at the Children’s Museum this Saturday morning (March 11) at 11 o’clock. David Cassady, curator of education, will show colored slide pictures of sketches made by Christian Schrader in the 1850’s depicting the Circle, the Statehouse, the canal, the churches and early industries of ouur city. Through these pictures Cassady will trace the beginnings and history of Indianapolis. The program is free and is especially for boys and girls eight years and older. At the same time younger children will be entertained at a story hour. Barbara Brunsman, a Broad Ripple High School student, will tell of a pioneer boy and his hunting adventures in a tale titled “To Shoot a B’ar ”

The Pennsylvania German Easter egg tree, which has become a seasonal tradition at the Children’s Museum, may again be seen in the Hall of Man. It is decorated with hundreds of blown, hand-painted eggs in the maimer of the Pennsylvania Germans. Another special Easter exhibit at the museum is the display of antique eggs, an old-fashioned bunny and Swedish chickens.

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The Falender home buyer has his choice of brick or stone exterior trimmed with wood and aluminum in a wide variety of popular styles. The homes range from three to five bedrooms. They have multiple ceramic tiled baths with built-in vanities. Family rooms feature brick or stone fireplaces, hearths, mantels, built-in shelves and housewife’s desks, paneled walls and sliding glass doors to concrete patio stoops. ‘ The dining rooms are formal or informal. Some models also have breakfast areas. Entries are tiled, some double width and paneled with tiled guest closets. Many front doors are recessed* under covered porches. Dressing rooms contain fully-mirrored double' closet doors, single or double round basin vanities, single-area or fullwall mirrors and lighting. On-lot buyers may also take advantage of Falender’s risk-free trade-in plan paying them full current market value as set by 3 independent appraisers. This can be completed with 2 weeks. On-Lot headquarters is located in the Meadowood sales office. Ewigleben may be reached there at 291-2562 during the day, or at 546-1620 evenings. In addition to the Meadowood community at 3000 High School Road, mndnih available for on-lot construction are being shown at Northbrook, 8100 North Ditch Road; Tempo, East 16th Street at Franklin Road; and Eastwyck, 38th and Schaefer Lane. Models in all Falender communities are open 12 Noon to 7 pm. Sunday through Friday and from 10 am. to 6 pm. Saturday.

American Business Women's Asso. Meeting The 500 Classic Chapter of The American Business Women’s Association wiU hold their Friedship Tea at the West Lake Recreation Center at 2:00 PM. Sunday, March 12.

HOUSING PROBLEMS AND THE CHURCH The Church Federation of Greater Indianapolis is sponsoring a meeting on March 14, at 7:15 PM. on “Church Involvement in Indianapolis Housing Problems.” Zion Evangelical Uni-' ted Church of Christ, North and New Jersey Streets, is host church. The purpose of the meeting is to gain information concerning the present housing needs in the community, steps presently being made to meet these needs by government and church agencies, and ways the church might aid more fully in meeting the needs of those displaced by highway construction and university expansion. The Inner City Unit of the Federation, Arthur Neuerman, Chair, man, is giving direction to the program which is open to the public.

Alpha Kappa Psi Establishes Indianapolis Alumni Chapter On February 21, Indianapolis businessmen who are alumni of Alpha Kappa Psi national business fraternity, had their second organization meeting. Guest speaker was John C. Wilson, A. K. Psi national vice president - alumni, who is with Boeing Aircraft Corporation, Seattle, Washington. During the business meeting, both chapter officers were elected and bylaws were established. Present plans are for receiving a national charter in April. The new president, Michael E. Gerwe, who is with RCA Sales Division, said ‘‘All alumni who attended the meetings in both January and February are very enthusiastic about the prospects of an alumni chapter in the national headquarters city.” The next alumni chapter meeting will be held on March 21 at 8:00 pan. in the Holiday Inn (Midtown), 1920 N. Meridian St The present alumni chapter has extended an invitation to all alumni members to join them at the next meeting in March. Any alumnus of A. K. Psi desiring additional information may contact either Roger Thomas at 2446297, Mike Gerwe at 253-0597, or the national headquarters office at 925-1939.

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