Speedway Flyer, Volume 40, Number 5, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 February 1972 — Page 7
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3,1972
St Qristipher Catbelic Ctarch 533 S W. 16th St Rev. L. A. Lindemann, M. A., S.TA, Pastor Rectory, 5301 W. 16th Street Phone: 244-0353 Rev. John E. Hartxer, BA. Associate Pastor School and Convent Phone: 244-2884 Sunday Mass Schedule: Saturday, Mass of Anticipation, at SJO pan. Sunday, 7JO ajn., 9:00 a.m., 10 JO >m„ 12 Noon, and SJO pun. Weekday Mass Schedule, this week: Monday through Thursday, 8 aan. and SJO pan. Friday, 6JO ajn., 8 aan., and SJO pan. Saturday, 11 JO aan. and SJO pan. Cominunfon- Monday through Friday, 6:15 aan. and 12 Noon. Confessions: Today, Thursday, in preparation for First Friday, 5 to 5:25 pan. and 8 to BJO pan. Saturday, 4JO to 5:25 pan. and 8 to 8:30 pan. Wednesday was the Feast of the Presentation of Our Lord, and the day on which all candles used in the Church, or when the Sacrament of the sick or the Eucharist are administered at home or in the hospital room of the sick were blessed at the 8:00 aan. Mass. They were to be found on the Communion rail. A donation is to be left when candles are taken for home use. These candles are made of pure beeswax and are quite expensive. Today is known as St. Blase’s day, known for the traditionally blessii« of throats. Throats were blessed after the 8 o’clock Massthis morning, at Noon, and will be blessed at 2:45 this afternoon, after the SJO o’clock Mass, and again at 8 o’clock tonight. There is to be a CCD Teachers* meeting tonight, February 3, at 7JO in the school social room, Tomorrow is First Friday. There is no time like the present to begin making the nine First Fridays. Masses at 6130 a.m., 8:00 a.m., and 5130 pan. Regular weekly Friday night Social at 7 pjn. in the school social room. Kitchen chairman, Helen Spurlin. Fish fryer, Tip Bauer. Church monthly Paper Sale Drive this weekend. Paper crates will be on the far east of the black-top parking let on W. 15th Street, as usual, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, February 4, 5 and 6. Please bring your papers, cartons and boxes to fill them. CYO meeting Saturday night, February 5, at 7JO pjn. in the school social room. Ping pong practice for the tourney coming up will be after the meeting. Scout Sunday next Sunday, February 6. All Scouts, boys and girls, and Scout leaders should pray together next Sunday at the 10 JO a.m. Mass. Doughnuts and drinks for all parishioners in the school dining room after the Mass. God’s Housekeepers this weekend will be Pat Scanlon, Louise Craig, Delores White, Mary Ellen Arthur, Norma Koesters, Liz Gibboney and Lillian Canalan. Mass Servers Schedule: Monday, January 31, 8 aan. Maes Greg Bruzas and Tim McQuinn. Saturday, February 5, SJO pan., Robie Ratcliff and Steve Liszkai. Sunday, February 6,7 JO aan. Jay Arthur and Steve Williams: 10 JO aan. Paul Bongen and Larry Such: 12 Noon Kurt Smith and Steve Brenner: SJO pan. Jim Renie and Dan Murphy. Mass intentions for the week: Mrwfay, January 31, 8 a.m. Mass Special Intention by Evelyn Davis: SJO pan. Mathew Isselmann. Tuesday, 8 aan. for Clarence Layton, requested by Mary Ann Whalen: SJO pan. Catherine Storck. Wednesday. 8 aan. for Stanley Smolen, requested by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wroblewski: SJO p.m. Fred Keer. Thursday, 8 a.m. Franklin P. Joyce, requested by friends; SJO pan. Peter Martich. Friday, 6JO pan. Charles Bishop: 8 aan. Joseph Koegen, requested by Angela Fortner: SJO pan. Nell Haley. Saturday, 11 JO a.m. Fridolin A. Horlander, requested by the Gerald Mate scak family: SJO pan. Harold o*Donoghue. Sunday, February 6> 9 aan. Special Intention: 10 JO aan. R. M. Johnson. Cattodral High School: Entrance Exam, Saturday, February 12, at the School, 9 aan. Testing fee >3.00: Annual Scholarship Dance, Saturday, February 12, school auditorium 8 pan. to 1 aan. For tickets call 546-7649 or 253-9230, or 547-2801. Ritter High School. Open House, Sunday, February 6, at IJO pan. Placement Test, Saturday, February 12, at 9JO aan. Pray your Rosary daily for Peace in the World. Nora Bray
CHAPEL ROCK CHRISTIAN CHURCH' 1055 N. Girls School Road Dennis Fulton, Minister 3:30-10:45 Worship 9:45 A.M. Bible School 6:00 P.M. Youth Hour 7:00 Evening Worship
Chordi el Christ 3103 N. High School Rd. 291-2521 John Wefclfc Office 298-4365 We Study - 9:80 ajn. Worship 10:30 i*m. A 6pjn. ' Wednesday 7:30 pju MESSIAH LUTHERAN CHURCH Missouri Synod 4141 N. High School Road Bev. A.J. HeUert, Pastor Sunday 5ch001.... 9:13 a.m. Worship Service .10t30a.nu. WANTTOBUX flhcqpo proper* 1* Speedway. Write information to Box 10, Speedway Flyer, 1500 Main St, Speedway, Inc., 46224. RAE’S UPHOLSTERY Shop - free estimates. Choice of fa. hrics, 241-7228 APPLES-HCKEY-ctoer, 2 miles West U.S. 52 on 86th (1000 N-4000 E) McCay Orchards WARWFR-DRYER repair-eve-■ta* t Saturday, 8 years experhnce. Quality work. AH makes A models. 244-2998. WANT TO buy, 2 or 3 bedroom home, under $13,000. Will*repair tor discount. Mrs. Watson. 247-1857
St. Lite's United dwell if Christ 5360 W. 10th Street Howard W. Beer, Pastor Sunday Church School - 9:30 ajn. Morning Worship - 10:30 ajn. Nursery for pre-school children.
lata Kni United Presbyterian Ctareb 3000 N. High School Road, 291-0303 Rev. Roger L. Dean, Pastor fell & Winter Sunday Schedule 9:15 - Family Worship, Nursery, Kindergarten, Classes tor Grades 1-4 10:05 - Church School classes for adults and youth in Grades 5- 12 11:15 - Second Worship. Service, Nursery, Kindergarten, Classes for Grades 1-6.
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SptteijliiMNtlMßtCM 5065 West 16th Street 241-1563 - 243-7812 Worship at 9 JO and 11 o’clock 9JO aan, Church School for intents through Jr. High and Adults 11:00 aan. Church School for intents through Sr. High William R. Valentine, Ar. - Minister Nelson Bunnage - Minister of Christian Education Harvey J. Kieser - Minister of Visitation Jeannie Trent - Director of Music. You are cordially invited to worship with us at either morning worship service. The Rev. William R. Valentine, Jr., will preach at both services. The sermon title will be “Mass” and the Sacrament of Holy Communion will be observed. The Cherub Choir and the One Way Street Choir will sing at the 9JO service with the Chancel Choir at the 11 o’clock service. Soloist will be Miss Sandi Niederhauser. She will sing “Jesus Walked This Lonesome Valley,** The Obe Way Street choir will travel to the Eminence Christian Church to present the musical, “What’s R All About, Anyhow?*’ at 7 pjn. The Junior High UMYF will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Craig Kle inknight at 7 pan. The meeting should be over fay 8 pan.. A Jr. High Confirmation Class for 7th graders (and eighth graders who are not yet members) win begin on Feb. 20th at 5 pan. The class will meet each Sunday for 12 weeks with an opportunity for each youth to reach a decision regarding reception into membership of the church at morning worship on Pentecost (Whitsunday\ May 21st. Under the direction erf Mr. Bunnage the course will focus on helping each youth affirm the Christian faith on his own, receive the strengthening work of the Holy Spirit into his life; and accept the commission for responsible ministry in the world in Christ’s name. Parents will be expected to be present with youth for the initial session on February 20th. LENTEN STUDY GROUP A Lenten Study Group for women on “Contemporary Theology” will be taught by Mr. Valentine at the parsonage on Wednesday mornings at 10 JO. Coffee and refreshments wiR be served. The same lesson will be repeated at 7JO pan. in the church library for men and women. The meetings will begin on February 23rd and will continue for 5 weeks.
SL MM S tpiSCMII kNrCI 5625 West 30th Street The Rev. George L. Evans, 293-0372 BJO Holy Communion 9JO ...... Family Eucharist, sermon and Church School
NORTHWEST BAPTIST CHUROI (Fundamental - Independent) 3470 N. High School Road Rev. LarryNewans, - Pastor Sunday 5ch001.... 9:45 aun. Preaching Service 10:45a.m. Youth Groups ... fcOO p.m. Evening Service . 7:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting (Wednes.).. .... 7 JO p.K_
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J_ SIMM'S libraChnk 5702 Crawfords*ill* Road 243-6684 Richard J. Levine, Pastor SUNDAY SERVICES Warship 9JO & 10 JO ajn. Church School 9:00 a.m. THURSDAY, February 3, Little Red Door Sewing 9 ajn. Worship/Music Committee 7JO pun. Cburch Council 7JO pan. T.O.P.S. 7p.m. Wt. Watchers 7 pan. SATURDAY, February 5, Girl Scout Troop #219,1 pan. SUNDAY, February 6, Worship 9 aan. Church School 9 aan. Hedy Communion celebrated 10JO aan. Confirmation 6p.m. Bowling 8 pan. MONDAY, February 7, Girl Scouts #219 and #656, 7 pan. Wt. Watchers 7 pan. TUESDAY, February 8, Wt. Watchers 9 aan. Girl Scouts #546, 3 pan. and #598, 3JO pan. Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon BJO pan. WEDNESDAY. February 9, Library Committee 9JO aan. Joy Singers 6JO pan. Sr. Choir 7:45 pan. T.O.PJS. 7 pan. RECOVERY Group 8 pan. THURSDAY, February 10, T.O.P.S. 7 pan. Wt. Watchers 7 pan. MONDAY - FRIDAY, 9:00 & 1:00, Nursery School.
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SfMMyautaCtaci 14th Street and Winton Ave. M4-3M9 Dr. Bay Mcetgoeaery, Mint iter Bev. Ems Nelson, Avwicteto Minister Bev. Art Vermillion, Minister of Christina Mate Man Mr . Dale E. Ramsey, Director of Music Mr. Larry Sqater, Mteteicr to Youth TWO MORNING SERVICES First Worship Service 9JO-10J0 a*. Second Worship Service ........... 11 JO - IMP Children’s study «wi Worship . . 9JO-10J0; 11M0-IM6 Youth and Adult Classes .... .......IMJ-lOt* You are cordially invited to participate in foe Ute of our church. Dr. Ray Montgomery will deliver the Sor> mon at bote nine and eleven o’clock services. The Chance] Bouquet will be given by Mrs. Rosa Mary, Jack and Terry Lafiolt in memory of Mr. C. U Laßott. Sunday evening Seminars win continue sols Sunday eve. ning at 4:30 until 6JO pan. There are two desses, “Preparation for Retirement” and “Teen-Adult CommunL cation.” Chi-Rho Youth Group are planning an Ice Skating outing at the “ice Dome.” They win leave the Church Sumtey afternoon at 1:30, and return by 6:00 to enjoy a terewull Chin Supper for Larry Squier. They win be dismissed after the supper. The prices for the afternoon gate affair are as follows: $1.50 . Adults; $1.25 . Toon; SI.OO-12 and under; and $.75 for Skate Rental. Coffee, Media and foe Gospel will have a color and sound movie this Sunday morning at 10J0 a.m. to Fellow, ship nail entitled “The Comii* of Christ.” Motet Choir Rehearsal will be held at 6 : 00 p«nu, Sunday, February 6. Administrative Christian Education Council wiD moot Monday, February 7, at 7;30 pan. in the Bethany Room. World Outreach win meet 9:30, Monday month*, in the Bethany Room, Feb. 7th. Wednesday, February 9, Opportunity Day, 9:00 ajn. to 3:00 p.m. Weekday Religious Education Classes, Wednesday, February 9 at 3:00 to 4:00 pan. Chorale Choir Rehearsal Wednesday, February 9, at 4:15 pan. The Golden Rule Fellowship will be held Thursday after, noon, February 10 from 1:30 to 3JO pan. in Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Robert Devlin will present foe program of Lincoln Lore. The Claudia Circle will be foe Hostess. Cherub and Angelas Choir Rtimarsal will be hold Thursday, February 10, at 3:15. Chancel Choir Rehearsal win be Thursday Evenk* from 7:30 to pan. Friday, February 11, at 6 : 30 pan. the Los Amigos Class will hold their monthly dinner.
(Affiliated with fa* ComnUao) Botert L. Ways*, Minister »l-SS7O Thomas Long, Minister of Music A Youth Morning Worship. 8:45 AJf. A 11 JO A.M. Sunday School »:4S a.ab Training Hour .OJO fa*. Evanlng Worship -MO p.*.-Mid-Wook Prayer Service 7JO Th* Speedway Baptist Church is always toppy to welcome visitors at any service. Nursery tecUittas are always available.
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