Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 37, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1967 — Page 4

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SPEEDWAY METHODIST CHURCH (Continued from Pace D Assistant to Bishop Richard C. Raines. Mr. Gildea has pioneered in the use of radio and television for the religious community. Mr. A 1 Sutherlin and Mr. Don Schultheis will be worship leaders. Greeters for the Ist Service will be Mr. & Mrs. John Nelson and Mr. & Mrs. Denzel Byram for the 2nd Service. Acolytes for the Ist Service will be Matthew Boughton and Tom Pierce. Acolytes for the 2nd Service will be Frank Coers and Larry Hofmockel. The Methodist Men will place the flowers in the Altar Area. Visitation is underway to invite people to the Preaching Mission of Dr. E. Stanley Jones during this week. The mission is October 22-26th. RUMMAGE SALE—Saturday, October 7, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. There will be no youth meetings this week.

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PILOT CLUB FASHIONS SHOW A capacity audience will view the “Knee Deep in Fashion” show at the William H. Block Company auditorium on Saturday, October 14, at 2 pan. Mrs. William F. Compton is general chairman of the annual card party and tea, sponsored by the Pilot Club of Indianapolis, a service organization for women in executive positions. Mrs. John F. Mannix will be mistress of ceremonies, and Miss Dorothy Goodridge of Block’s will do the fashion commentary. Proceeds from the event will be used in the many Pilot Club projects: Meals for Millions, S. S. Hope, Operation Classroom, Indiana School for the Deaf, Mothers’ Care Wing of Riley Hospital, Indiana Women’s Prison, Camp Riley, Marion County Department of Public Welfare and Juvenile Court, and Hoosier Girl’s State.

ORGANISTS' RECITALS Three world famed organists will present recitals as a part of the Indianapolis Chapter of the American Guild of Organists’ 1967-68 Artist Recital Series. Gillian Weir, young New Zealander organ virtuoso, will play the opening recital on October 10th at 8:30 on the organ at

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ST. QRHVOPHBN CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) - to St Christopher is 1:00 to 2:00 aon. Saturday, hut if the hour is not convenient any other hour from 6:00 pan. Friday to 5:00 aon. Saturday may be chosen. The place is St. Midtael, 30th and Tibbs. Parish chairman is K. C. Thomas, 241-5457, and co-chairman, Joe Gibson, 241-2250. If any man needs transportation, he is to call Kenny Thomas or Joe Gibson. Saturday is First Saturday. The regular weekly Friday night social at St Christopher in the school room will begin at 7 o’clock tomorrow night Holy Name Society members and their daughters of Holy Communion age and older will receive corporate Holy Communion Sunday, October Bth, at the 8 o’clock Mass. Breakfast, following the Mass, will be served at the Speedway Motel. Prospective members and their daughters are also invited. Any member, who has not made reservatoins, should do so by calling John Grande, 241-6584, no later than tonight Thursday, October sth. Guest speaker will be Father John Elford, Executive Director of CYO. He will discuss “Vocations and the Family.”

God’s housekeepers for October 6 and 7 are Ernie Sunnier, Elizabeth Hunt Beverly Miller, Audrey Baker, Pat Thomas, Joyce Entires, and Mary Crompton. Your prayers are requested for the repose of the soul of Mary F. Zener, who died Wednesday, September 27th, in St. Vin. cent’s Hospital Services were Saturday at 8:30 aon. at the Conkle Speedway Funeral Home and at 10:00 aon. at St. Christopher Church. Recitation of Rosary was Friday at 8:00 p.m. She was the mother of Mrs. Florence Dufek. The “100” St. Christopher football team, 4th, sth, and 6th graders, defeated St Joan of Arc at Eagle Creek, Sunday. This was their 3rd of 7 scheduled games. Their standing is 2-1. Next Sunday, they will play St. Thomas at 12:30 pan. behind the Butler Stadium. Joe Turk is coach. The Fall promarriage course begins October 17th at 8:00 pan. at St. Mary’s Academy, 429 East Vermont Street Classes will be held on Tuesday and Friday evenings for five weeks. Couples should bring to the first meeting an application card, signed by the pastor or the assistant pastor.

There was a free day at St Christopher school Wednesday of this week. It was the Feast Day of St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of our St. Christopher Sisters. The 8 o’clock Mass on Monday morning of last week was said for Julia Fay at the request of the Bennett Logon family, and the 6:15 Mass was said for eorge T. Parker, Sr. at the request of Martha Kelly. i The schedule for the daily Masses this week is as follows: at 6:15 on Monday morning for Monsignor Joseph Luckett at the request of the St. Meinard Alumni Association and at 8:00 for Joseph Beberdick at the request of Mayme Greenwell. On Tuesday morning at 6:15 for Ernest Ellerman. Anne Carr and Helene Otte requested the Mass: and, at 8 o’clock for Ralph Carrico. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mosier and boys requested the Mass. At 6:15 on Wednesday morning for Julia Fay at the request of Nora Quinn, and at 8 o’clock for Mary Zener at the request of the sth grade children in the St. Christopher School rooms of Sister Rosairo and Mrs. Hall. This morning, the early Mass was also for Mary Zener at the request of the Dezelan family, and the later Mass for Mazy Gibbs at the request of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Veatch and a friend. On Friday morning, Alice Dorthenay asked that Ernest Ellerman be remembered at the 6:15 Mass, and the Schooley family asked that Agnes Shaw be remembered at the 8 o’clock Mass. Julia Fay will be remembered at 6:15 on Saturday muring at the request of Mrs. R. O. Thomas, and Louise Fierek will be remembered at 11:30 at the request of Robert A. O’Neal, Jr. Marriage bands were published Sunday for the first time for Robert Kritzler of St. Christopher and Barbara Ann Dieringer of St. Joseph parish at Canton, Ohio. CYO Paper Sale Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, October 13-14-15. Pray your Rosary daily for peace in the world. Nora Bray

Christ Church Cathedral, Monument Circle. Oswald Ragatz, head of the organ department of the Indiana University School of Music, will be the second recitalist, also playing at Christ Church Cathedral on March 19, 1968. The third concert of the season will be a program of music for violin and organ played by Phillip and Betty Gehring at North wood Christian Church on April 30,

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1968. Dr. Gehring is the head of the organ department at Valparaiso University. Speedway Methodist Church W.S.OS. Bazaar Wednesday. Nov. Ist JOB’S DAUGHTERS SPAGHETTI SUPPER FRIDAY. OCT. 6 PUBLIC WELCOME