Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 36, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1967 — Page 4

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ST. CHRISTOPHER'S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) Boy Scout Troop 500 will have an Open House in the Church basement Monday night, October 2nd, at 7:00 p.m. All interested boys, ages 11 through 14, their parents and friends are invited. Included in the evening’s program will be a Court of Honor. A pitch-in-dinner will be featured at the regular monthly meeting of the Altar Society Wednesday night, October 4th, beginning

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at 6:30 pjol, in he school social room. Third grade mothers will be hostesses. Each lady is asked to bring a covered dish (salad, vegetable, or dessert), and her own table service. The Sisters who teach at St. Christopher school will be honor guests. This meeting will be strictly social Next CYO Paper Sale is scheduled for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, October 13, 14, and 15. Sorry about the error in last week’s column about Frank Medenwald. He is in the Lilly Clinic at the Marion County General Hospital. Frank’s condition is fair, and he holding his own. Your prayers are requested for the repose of the soul of Gilbert Tutungi, who was killed in a two-car accident last week. Rosary was said last Wednesday- night at the George Usher Funeral Home and his funeral services were held Thursday morning. September 21st, in the Marian College chapel. Father Kessler said the 6:15 Mass on Monday morning for George F. Parker, Sr., at the request of the Bennett Ligon family. On Tuesday morning the early Mass remembered Mary Catherine Gibbs. The Eaton sisters asked that the Mass be Father Lindemann said the later Mass for a special intention. The neighbors of Catherine Klintworth asked that the 6:15 Mass on Wednesday be said for Agnes Shaw. A friend of Louise

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WESTWOODFALL BULLETIN 1967 SWIMMING LESSONS SCHOOL AGE on Saturday at 11:00 AM. Beginning, October, 14th PRE-SCHOOL on Saturday at 10:00 A.M. Beginning October, 14th LADIES on Wednesday at 9:00 [ P-M. beginning October 11th MEN on Tuesday at 9:00 P.M beginning October 10th Register by calling 244-3305. Childrens Lessions SI.OO registration fee - Adults $5.00 for eight lessons. Instructors: Mr. Parker, Mr. Crain, Miss Conley,

FLUTTER BUGS For the ladies - Beginning October 3rd _ Group exercise and swimming drills or casual use of the exercise equipment. Baths, | and pool. Meeting each Tuesday and Thursday 10:00 AM. Rolls and coffee first Thursday each month. BRIDGE Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs ' Bill Cook. Both recently achieved their life master. On October 3rd our Bridge Club will honor them with an open house in the club ballroom. Westwood now has four life masters within its membership: Mrs. H. J. Blind, Mr. Monte Hale, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Cook. Regular bridge games are held on the first & third Tuesdays.

Mothers of Twins Club The October 2nd meeting of the Mothers of Twins Club, Charter Chapter, will be a Party for a “ways and means” project Members and friends will meet at 8:00 p.m., in the Indiana National Bank branch, 215 East 38th Street Chapter President, Mrs. Glenn White, extends an invitation to all mothers of multiple births to come and get acquainted with their club and friendly members. For further information call Mrs. Glenn White, 293-0068, or Mrs. Ronald Thistlethwaite, 8463680.

A.D.O. Meeting The Epsilon Chapter of A.D.O. Sorority will have their first program meeting of season at the home of Gladys Whicker, with Lara Jordan as her assistant hostess, Thurs., Oct 5 at 7:30 pan. The Theme for this year is “Women to Remember.” Mrs. Whicker is program chairman. At this meeting “Aviation's Greatest Women Flyer’s will be given by Florence Klitsch.

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Wierek asked that the 8 o'clock Maes be said tor Louise. Ernest J. EUennan was remembered in the early Mass this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Nielson reuested the Mass. Agnes Shaw was remembered in the later Mass, as requested by friends of Catherine Klintworth. _ Tomorrow morning at 6:15, the Mass will be said for Ita O’Brien at the request of a friend. The 8 o'dock Mass will he said for Gilbert Tutungi at the request of Mrs.'Roberts' second grade of St Christopher school. Professor Tutungi's daughter, Cathy, is a pupil of this grade. Marhtha Kelly has asked that the 6:15 Mass on Saturday be said for George J. Parker. The 11:30 Mass will be said for Wilbur Riedy at the request of Frank and Gertrude Joyce. The marriage bands of Ron Keller and Billyilynne Daley were announced for the second time Sunday. On Sunday, November sth, the Annual Turkey Dinner at St Christopher will be held. Public Novena services for Saint Theresa of the Child Jesus began Monday night, September 25th, at Little Flower Church in Indianapolis. Her Feast Doty is Tuesday, October 3rd. The Feast of St Francis of Assisi is Wednesday, October 14th. Many people, both Protestants and Catholics, know and love the prayer of St Francis of Assisi .. . “Lord, make me an instrument of your peace! Where there is hatred, let me sow love where their is injury, pardon: Where there is doubt* faith: where there is despair, hope; where there is darkness, light: where there is sadness, joy: O Divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek to be consoled, as to consoled to be understood, as to understand; to be

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PERSONALS Robert E. Vollmer has joined Eli LiUy and Company as an industrial engineer in the capsule operations division. Born in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Vollmer was graduated from New Haven High School in 1961. In 1966 he received a Bachelor of Science degree in industrial engineering from Purdue University and in 1967 a Masters of Business Administration degree from Butler University. Vollmer is a member of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers. He and his wife, Barbara, live at 4944 West Fourteenth Street Indianapolis. Jim Keating, 1965 graduate of Speedway High School, recently received an honor from Ball State University as one of the 21 outstanding juniors. Jim has been Vice-Pres. of the Sophomore class at Ball State, and is now Vice-Pres. of Elliott Hall Council, Scholarship Chairman, is a member of the Ball State Varsity Debate team, DSRTKA (Debate Honorary fraternity), and is the Newman Club representative to Lafayette Religion Council. He holds memberships in the University Political Party; Ball State Theatre; and has just been elected President of the Student Foundation, on of the most important organizations on campus. Jim is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Keating, 1614 Christopher Lane, Speedway.

NORTHWEST KI WAN'S MEET One of the leaders of the Federal government’s war against crime and racketeering will come to Indianapolis next week to join in a civic salute to the law enforcement agencies in the Indianapolis metropolitan area. Henry E. Petersen, Chief of he Organized Crime and Racketeering Section of the Department of Justice, will be the principal speaker at a Kiwanissponsored dinner Oct. 3 in the Murat Temple honoring Marion and Johnson County police men and women.

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loved, as to love: tor it is in giving; that we receive: it la in pardoning that we are pardoned: and, it is to dying, that we are born to eternal life.” Pray your Rosary daily tor peace to the world.

SPEEDWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH Continued from nage 1 The chancel flowers will be given by Mrs. Leanna Cunningham, Debby and Carl, and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Dahmer, to memory of Mr. Carl Cunningham. THERE IS A PLACE FOR YOU IN THE MUSIC PROGRAM OF OUR CHURCH. Choirs rehearse as follow: Monday, Boys’ Choir, 3:38 to 4:30; Wednesday, Angehis Choir, 3:30 to Cl\ and Motet Choir, 6:00 to 7:00; Thursday, Chorale Choir, 3:30 to 4:»L and Chancel Choir, 7:30 to 0:30 pan. Jr. High C.YT. will meet Sunday evening, October Ist, fr«n 4.*00 to pan. to Fellowship Hall. After a brief business meeting will follow the devotions, and the program “INTO ALL THE WORLD WHY”. Dr. Ray Montgomery will visit the Jr. Hi’s and show some slides of his Holy Land Tour and other countries. Recreation tram 5.-00 to 6:00 approximately. A congregational meeting is scheduled tor Sunday evening October Ist, at 7:00 pan. to consider the Docket of Business items that will be acted upon at the St. Louis Convention. By the vote on these various items, our delegates will be instructed on how they should vote at the Convention. You are urged to attend this meeting this is your opportuniy to express your opinion. C.WJ*. Bible Study continues each Monday morning from to 10:00 aan. to the Bethany Room. All ladies of the church and community are invited to participate. Department of Christian Education will meet Monday evening, 7:30 pan., in the Bethany Room. EUNICE CIRCLE wil meet Tuesday, October 3rd, 7:30 part, in Fellowship Hall. Guest speaker will be Father Kessler of St. Christopher’s Catholic Church. HANNAH CIRCLE will meet also Tuesday, October 3rd, at 7:30 pan. i nthe Bethany Room. Margaret Collins will present the program “New Life for Old Religions.” JOANNA CIRCLE will 7 meet Tuesday, October 3rd, 7:30 pan., in Room B-l. A representative from Goodwill Industries will be the speaker. RACHEL CIRCLE wil meet in the home of Connie Farrell, 6939 Maryvale Court, on Tuesday evening, October 3, 7:30 pan. Jeanne Collins will'present the program “Japan Today - What Lies Ahead ” Speedway Weekday Religious Education classes will be held Wednesday from 3:00 to 4:00 pan. Ror information, call 244-2000. Our Fall Series Evening Seminars will begin October 8, 5:30 to 7:00 pan. These classes are for adults only, with child care provided for young children. You may take advantage of this opportunity by calling the church office, 244-2000. A Service of Baptism will bo planned soon if thwe are those who wish to participate, please call church office, 244-3000. Please notify the office also of any change of addres* We have had some Weekly’s returned.

LAST REMIMDER FOR THE FALL FESTIVAL NEXT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th at the Dotlich Farm. Come out to Clermont, turn left at the stop light (Thnsel Road) and drive about a mile. Much preparation has gone into this event to make it a time of fun and fellowship. Time is 10:00 to 6:00. We remind you once more that the antique auction is at 3:00, following the Senior Citizen Band. And one more request folding tables and chair are needed, and helpful husbands to assist the ladies all day. See you at the Festival!

SPEEDWAY COED CROWNED QUEEN Miss Lynn Parks of Speedway City was crowned Homecoming Queen at Indiana Central College last Friday on the entrance steps of Ransburg Auditorium. She and her four attendants were presented between halves of the Greyhounds' homecoming football game Saturday with the University of Illinois at Chicago Circle. Miss Parks was chosen in a student vote. The four other coeds who were candidates for queen constitute her court They are Janet Jones of Peoria, HL, and

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formerly of Louisville, Ky.; Jane Middlesworth of Greentown, Ind.; Mary Ann Shellhamer of Wabash, Ind.; and Susan Springer of Van Wert Ohio. Queen Lynn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Parks, 3030 N. Auburn, Speedway, Ind. Miss Parks graduated from Speedway High School to 1965. She is a junior and psychology major at Indiana Central. Heretofore the Homecoming Queen had been crowned during the intermission of the football game. The student government decided to have the coronation after a Homecoming Eve. bonfire this year.