Speedway Flyer, Volume 16, Number 24, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1948 — Page 3

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Dance Class Registration I Registration of dancing students for the new semester at the Speedway Branch of the Arthur Jordan Conservatory will be Monday, January 26 between 4 and 5 P.M. at 1626 Christopher Lane or call IR 9345. Instructor—Louise Hamilton

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Pension Fund Concert

Illustrating the loyalty of “show people” to each other, Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey, headliners in the entertainment world, are donating their services for the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra’s first Pension Fund concert in the Murat Thursday, Jan. 29. - Both men will appear as soloists under Fabien Sevitzky’s direction —Tommy is a famous “slip,horn” (trombone) artist and Jimmy a virtuoso saxophone player—and both will conduct the orchestra in several numbers. The concert, to be built generally upon vaudeville lines, will have as its backbone the popular tunes on which the “Fabulous Dorseys” rose to fame, with a sprinkling of the light-classical music for which Dr. Sevitzky is famous. There will be plenty of dialogue among the three leaders with an each-man-for-himself and anyone - take - the-hindmost attitude. The actual program will not be worked out until the Dorseys aVrive the day beiore the concert, but the fortunate 2,000 people who managed to get seats for the now famous Waring-Sevitzky concert last year seem to be.willing to buy a “pig in a poke”; seats for the Jan; 29 concert are selling rapidly at the overall price of $3, tax included. x The orchestra members and Dr. Sevitzky are also donating their services, so that complete proceeds from the concert may be deposited to start a pension fund for Indianapolis Symphony orchestra musicians. Reserved seats for the concert may be obtained at the orchestra’s office in the Murat, Ri. 9596, and in Wasson’s record department.

BEAUTY TIPS from Your Beauty Counselor DO YOU HAVE A GOOD GRADE IN GROOMING? Do you follow a basic schedule for your “daily beauty doings”? When you jump out of bed in the morning, do you 1. Drink one big glass of water? 2. Brush your teeth carefully? 3. Use Cleansing Cream, remove with tissue and splash face well with cool water? 4. Use a powder base to protect your skin? 5. Pat powder on lightly? 6. Use lipstick that matches your complexion? 7. Brush your hair briskly and comb and pin in place? 8. Take one last look, to be sure you are perfectly groomed? Before you go to bed at night, do you 1. Wash your face thoroughly with a clean washcloth, a good mild soap, and plenty of warm water, rinsing at least three times? 2. Take a good, warm sudsy bath, rinsing well and rubbing yourself dry? ' 3. Use a deodorant under your arms? 4. Brush your hair briskly and pin up in pin curls? 5. Brush your teeth carefully? 6. Drink another big glass of water? At least once a week, do you 1. Shampoo your hair, rinsing at least five or six times to make sure it is clean and shining? 2. Clip toenails? 3. Have a perfect manicipe once a week? 4. Go over your clothes, and mend, clean and brush them as necessary? * Remember if you are wellgroomed, you have the “New Look”! Do you want to know more about good grooming? If so, call Belmont 2277-W. Your Beauty Counselor, Dorothy Marvel, 5045 W. 15th St. (Pd. Adv.)

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Town Topics (Continued from page 1) property values or become a nuisance. A-new ordinanceTequires that anyone doing work classified as plumbing must be a qualified plummer and be licensed by the town and furnish a surety bond in the amount of $1,000.00. It will become your responsibility as a property owner to see that such workmen have a license, thereby you will be assured that the bonding company will make good any poor workmanship up to the amount of $1,000.00. Did you know that the expression “Almighty Dollar” originated with Washington Irving and is a personification of the supposed object of American idolatry intended as a satire upon the prevailing passion for gain. Suggestion: When everything seems to be, going dead wrong, take a good look and see if you are not headed in the wrong direction. We just received word that Mr. A. V. Beeler, one of the original town dad’s has won the Owen County Corn King title. His yield was 127.4 bushels per acre. We have spent many enjoyable days on Mr. Beelers farm and would recommend to anyone interested in seeing things grow to visit Mr. Beeler and see how the experts do it. Proverbs: Of all the crafts, to be an honest man is the master craft. "• - .. . The oyer-all tax rate in Speedway as given to us by the Marion County Auditor is $3.31. This includes State, County, Township, School and Town. WATCH P.T.A. NEWS Watch For Opening Of “Ye Olde Hat Shoppe” Knar and Spell > Knur and spell is a game played with a small wooden ball, known as “knur.” The game, played in .England, provides that the winner is the one who advances the ball the furthest with the least number of strokes.

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handkerchiefs, and a membership card for this year. The Marion Co. Council will meet at 9:00 A. M. Monday, Jan. 26 ■ at the Claypool Hotel. The lecture “World Understanding for Youth.” The speaker, Mrs. James L. Murray. Committees meeting are Legislation, Health, Summer RoundUp, Historian, World Citizenship. Anyone who can and would be interested in going are welcome. We will meet in lobby of hotel between 8:45 and 9:00 A. M.

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