Speedway Flyer, Volume 17, Number 37, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1949 — Page 3

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FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY STORE HOURS: 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. Mon. thru Fri. 7 a. m. to 4 p. m. Saturday WE DO OUR OWN HAT BLOCKING Service Is Our Slogan, Quality Our Motto Walt’s Speedway Cleaners & Shoe Repair JIMMY CUTRELL, Proprietor We Operate Our Own Cleaning Plant 4723 W. 16th Street BE. 0561

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DELAPP’S AUTO SALES 5020 WEST 16TH STREET For Good Clean Cars I BUY, SELL OR TRADE Home BE. 2358 Bus. LI. 1661

For Venetian Blinds and Draperies CALL EMMETT VENETIAN BLIND CO. 5242 Crawfordsville Road Belmont 4551

SPEEDWAY LOCKERS 1008 MAIN ST. RETAIL MARKET BELMONT 1051

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FULL DRESSED FRYERS 63c lb.

YEARLING BEEF Choice—Aged Before Cutting womroßtEFit-Wt Chuck Roastlb. 47c RibSteakslb.s9c Stewing Beeflb. 55c Sirloin Steaklb. 65c

DULANY FROZEN FOORS Strawberries pkg. 49c Corn on Cob pkg. 25c Pfcr. Peas & Carrots 25c SMOKED HAMS • to IS LB. AVERAGB 55c lb.

School News (Continued from page 1) The Honor Roll for the second six weeks period of the second semester has been announced as follows: Seniors —Norma Sauer, Ed Such, Charlene Stevens, Pat Thompson, Bill Long, Nancy Frosch, Patsy Bender, Jack Mayhugh, Armedia Fry, Melba Harlan; Juniors—Ray Stewart, Doris White, Beverly Myers, Barbara Gwinn, Jane Kennedy, Phyllis Brown, Margie McDaniels, David

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MOTHER’S DAY CAKES DECORATED CAKES FOR ANY OCCASION Special Party Orders SPEEDWAY PASTRIES 4906 W. 16th St. Belmont 0231 RAY A. PRICE. Prop.

Wholesale Prices Boot and pork ■•M to the quarter or half. Complotoly precenmd, wrapped in cellophane and fast froeen.

Our Own Open Kettle Wondered LARD 2 lb*. 25c

FRESH PORK From Top-Grade Hogs SAGE WIM6t lb. 29c ■ - • v - SHOULDER CUT Pork Roastlb. 45c Fresh Picnicslb. 35c CENTER CUT Pork Chopslb. 65c Pork Liverlb. 29c

THE SPEEDWAY FLYER.

Thomas, Julian Livingston, Marilyn Smith: Sophomores—-Nancy Heston, Kathryn Brockman, Barbara Richards, Joan Pritchard, Snanne Crumley; . Freshmen — Barbara Kryter, Verna Praed, Loretta Richards, Jim Hill, Edward Hawkins, George Mayci Carol Pleyte; Bth Grade—Jan Cork, Sharon Brady, Phyllis Dobbins, Betty Wonnell, Billy Zeunik, Teddy Beeler, Dick Lewis, Carol Weber, Larry Heston, Avis Belkher, Marilyn Edwards; 7th Graders—Jody Piper, Ann Healy, Phyllis Nuetzman, Mary Praed, Joan Marvel, Bruce Kelley.

G. Louis Trosky was the recipient of an award presented by the Indiana Industrial Education Association at a meeting of the organization last Friday at Turkey Run State Park. Mr. Trosky was one of the two-teachers receiving this certificate of merit which was given in recognition of achievements in the field of Industrial Arts. Dale Weller, government and history teacher, attended the regional meeting of the Indiana Junior Historical Society at Monticello, Ind., Saturday, April 30. In the reorganization of the group for next year, Ray Stewart, Speedway High School junior, was elected to the executive committee. He is one of the eleven high school students who will represent northern Indiana.

The Mid-State Conference Track Meet was scheduled to be held at Washington High School Thursday, May 5. The Speedway High School squad was one of the seven* participating schools. Lawrence Central has won this meet every year except one when' Danville was victorious. R. G. Foland, business education teacher, and Mrs. Lawrence Thompson accompanied several Speedway High School students to Muncie last Friday to attend the third annual state meeting of the Indiana chapters of Future Business Leaders of America. The meeting was held on the campus of Ball State Teachers College, students attending were: Pat Thompson, Dory Medenwald, Barbara Morgan, Evelyn Sutphin,

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Doris White, Marilyn Smith, Barbara Patterson, Barbara Gwinn. Margie McDaniels. The group heard reports about the activities of the chapters of many of the high schools throughout the state. After a luncheon in the Frank Elliott Ball Memorial Hall the Future Business Leaders were divided into groups and conducted on a tour about the beautiful campus of Ball State Teachers College. The conference closed with a business meeting. Pat Thompson was this year’s state secretary, tary.

Next Tuesday, May 10, the National School Studio will have photographers at our school to take inidividual pictures of all students in grades one through grades 11. Individual pictures will be used to improve the value of the individual records about students. At the same time it adds a new service to school patrons, as the same pictures will be available for purchase. Patrons should feel free to take advantage of or to disregard this new service. Mrs. Alice Blind, school clerk, attended the Central Indiana regional meeting of the Indiana Association of School Secretaries,

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which was held Saturday, April 30, at Martinsville, Ind. Mrs. Blind was a member of the planning committee for this conference and is a member of the Program Committee of the lA..S.S.

PERSONALS (Continued from page 1) end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Wilson. “Hap” Bernhardt, who has been ill these past few weeks, is better and expects to be back at work on the police force in the near future. Richard Proton, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy P. Hayes, Jr., of 3541 W. Michigan St., passed away April 29, at the Methodist Hospital, age 11 days. "■■■■ • Mrs. Winfield Wood was hostess for a bridal shower for Miss Clara Belle Woolery last Friday evening. The 25 guests enjoyed musical readings given by Mrs. Helen Kelley, accompanied by Mrs. Magdalene Keen. Delicious refreshments of fruit salad and Boston brown bread sandwiches were served. Bake Sale—Saturday. May 7th Si. Christopher Altar Society

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