Speedway Flyer, Volume 18, Number 18, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 December 1949 — Page 4

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SUPER ROSE STATION 4720 W. 10th St. Across from Allison Plant No. 3 Reg. 23J Ethyl 20 “As Good As Any”

A* if 19 49 & We wish you well this i season.® SUTPHIN’S Sporting Goods 4832 W. 16th St. BElmont 1321

fyERRT HWSTAAS ' ' • - • TO YOU AND YOUR WHOLE FAMILY OUR WISHES. Emmett Venetian Blind Co. 5242 Crawfordsville Road BElmont 4551

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FATELEY’S AUTO BODY SERVICE Serfs to Everyone . . . “A Merry Christmas” 5244 Crawfordsville Rd. Belmont 4525

GRILLE IS SEASON'S GREETINGS Open 24 Hrs. a Day. We Close Sunday at 9 PJ4. 3660 W. 16th St. Market 0558

AURINS ELECTRICAL SERVICE LICENSED BONDED ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING ■•q SEASON’S GREETINGS 1708 Winton Ave., Speedway, Ind. H. D. Adkins BE. 4352

Designer and Maker of FINE MILLINERY Studio, 65 N. Mount St. Fr. 8151

The warmth of spirit that accompanies every Christmas season is with us again in 1949. Our wish is that you can participate to the fullest in a universal MERRY CHRISTMAS ROLLES & SEARLES PURE OIL STATION 5002 W. 16th Street BElmont 0026

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WISHING ALL OUR CUSTOMERS A MERRY CHRISTMAS HORNADAY MILK COMPANY 1447 W. MARKET MArket 5335 Art Raper Bud Davis Charlie Ross Speedway Drivers

WEST SIDE FLOOR COVERING CARPET and LINOLEUM Rubber, Asphalt and Linoleum Tile PLASTIC WALL TILE SEASON'S GREETINGS IMperial 3006 2422 W. Michigan St. Fred Klopp Paul Bland

CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH WEST SIDE DEALER If you are interested in a New or Good Used CAR . . . Before You Trade CALL JACK LeVAN 4905 W. 15th Street For the Best DEM. in TOWN! —* LAFAYETTE MOTORS, INC. 1639 Lafayette Rd. Atlantic 2376

JOLLY GREETINGS 1949 May the tidings of great joy be yours in full this Christmas ALEXANDER 5c -$1.00 STORE 1414 Main Street . BElmont 0271

\ 1 l\zr~/l W«u By g MAY ALL THE SEASON’S BEST BE YOURS THIS CHRISTMASTIME. ■y-’ B. F. ROSNER INSURANCE AGENCY 1007 N. Lyndhurst Drive BEbnont 1110

Local Accountants Win Recognition Mr. Ed. Dowd. President of the Indianapolis Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants, announces that in the 1949-50 period, five Indianapolis men have succeeded in writing articles' sufficiently outstanding to appear in the NA.C-A. official publication. Members of the Indianapolis Chapter earning this distinction are: Raymond J. Terkhorn, accountant, Eli Lily & Co.; David W. Thompson, C. P. A., Indiana University; Keith W. Cox and Geo. F. Draper, accountants, Eli Lilly & Co. and H. A. Woosley, Internal Auditor, P. R. Mallory & Co., Inc.

CIRCLE IHN TRAILER COURT Modem Trailer Space Available West 10th St. and County Line ALL CONVENIENCES

TAX ACCOUNTANT SEASON’S GREETINGS JOHN FIDGER BE. 0391 • 1520 Main Street Speedway, Indiana Bookkeeping Systems Installed or Maintained

Frank’s open Friday Unta 9 PJI II UN 111 V Saturday Until 6 P.M. Last Minute Reductions ON GIFT ITEMS FOR CHRISTMAS CLEARANCE

GUARANTEEU DELIVERY before Christmas on all purchases made Friday or Saturday

Greatly Reduced • MAGAZINE RACKS • SEWING CABINETS • LOUNGE CHAIRS • OCCASIONAL CHAIRS •LAMPS

FRANK'S SPEEDWAY • FURNITURE STORE 1502 MAIN ST. BE. 2405

for 1949 Much Joy May peace and happiness be yours Merry Christmas BOB HOSS BUY YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS AT SPEEDWAY MOTOR SERVICE. 1032 Main Street BElmont 0096 "Patronize Home Talent"

Speedway Christian Church Workers Conference The monthly meeting of the conference workers was held in the social room of the new church, Monday evening, December 19th. Mr. Goff, Chairman of the Religious Education, opened the meeting at seven o’clock. All greatly enjoyed the repeat performance of the play “If He had not Come,” given by thirty members of the Junior department Helen Kelley, Supt of the S. S. announced the leadership Training School to be held Six consecutive Monday evenings, 7 to 9 p. m. beginning January 9th through Feb. 13th at the Eighth Christian Church, 14th and Belleview and

Greatly Reduced • DINETTE SETS • FLOOR COVERING • ELECTRIC IRONS • COFFEE SETS • DINNER SETS • END & COCKTAIL TADLES

urged all workers to avail themselves of this opportunity. * Departmental meetings were then held after which w* quietly assembled in the sanctuary. Agg this time an impressive commnMl ion service was held for the workers of the Sunday School With the sanctuary dimly lighted, quiet and reverant music was played by Helen Wunder ait the orgasD' The Rev. Thome, assisted by four elders gave communion to th* many workers present At th* close of th* service we were quietly led by the Rev; Thome to the social room where cake, teecream and coffee was served by the nursery department Butler vs. Evansville Evansville College’s Purple Ace* will offer Coach Paul “Ton< Hinkle’s Bulldogs their last preClassic opposition in the Field* house when they square off Friday night (Dec. 23) in a non-con-ference contest. Coach Arad McCutchan’s Ace* will have the best record of th* two squads regardless of th* outcome of Evansville’s Wednesday night (Dec. 21) game with Anderson College. The Aces built up * five game winning streak at th* beginning of their season by stopping Oakland City, 74*47, Anderson. 84-59, St. Joseph’s, 54-42, Tennessee Tech, 76-56, and Bowling Green, 73-71. In their last two contests, the Evansville crew has stumbled and lost to Eastern Kentucky, 67-62, and Morehead, 6460, to account for their record of five wins and two losses.

Hinkle’s Bulldogs have three defeats and one win for their efforts. Three Western Conference teams have bested Butler and Wabash fell to the Fairview squad last Saturday night, 55-49. FoM| towing Friday nights* affair, tW Bulldogs will took forward to their role as hosts for the Third Annual Hoosier Collegiate Bas-, ketball Classic on December 2t9l and 30. For one of the few times this season, both squads will be playing at equals as far as the question of height is concerned. Each outfit’s starting team average* slightly over 6 feet per man. Both quintets’ scoring is ted by a small guard. Evansville’s Ace* scorers follow Joe Hafele, a S foot 9 inch guard. Hafele has teg| Evansville’s scoring in 7 gameP with 89 points and a 12 5/7 point a game average. Butler’s Ralph “Buckshot” O\ Brien, a 5 foot 9H inch guard, h*s led the scoring column in all of the Bulldog’s games. “Buckshot” has swished the nets for 84 points in 4 games for a 21 point gam* average. O’Brien’s worst night so far this season was last Saturday night’s 12 point showing against Wabash. So far this season, both crews have found themselves at a loss on rebounds and any situation where height is an asset. Saturday they will be meeting “pony” teams with an equal advantage in the altitude department. Coach McCutchan is expected to stick by his regular team for the opening whistle. This will include: Bob Barnett, 6 feet 3, and Jim Barnett, 6 feet, at forward; Harry Axford, 6 feet 2 inches, at center; Hafele and Bob Kohlmeyer, 6 feet, at guard. ."%■ Butler’s probable starters will follow previous games with Dee Baker, 6 feet 1% inches, and W. W. O’Brien, 6 feet, at forward; Ralph Chapman, 6 feet 3 inenejC/ at center; and O’Brien and ‘Jm Doyle, 6 feet, at guard.

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(MpStaapOatn Plugs Stop Danville In Overtime, 48-44 The Speedway Sparkplugs went into an overtime to beat a fighting Danville squad, 48-44. The Sparkplugs came from behind in the fourth quarter to tie 'the score with a field goal by Dick Boles, making the the end of the regular period *l' to 44. In the overtime Harold Kuykendall snagged a field goal and two charity tosses to give Speed* way a four point winning marA over the Warriors from Danville. Glamour Council Formed In City A Glamour Career’s Councfl composed of 13 young- buatoeut girls, has been established as am of the first of its kind in the midwest, by Mary Jane Jones, Career’s Council editor of Glamour magazine. ■* ' Sponsored by Blocks ths council will act in a reader g> viser capacity for the national publication. Miss Marilyn Behymer ot M N, Hawthorns Lanfe an Indianapolis Star staff bar, is publicity chainM. **' Miss Libby Wtnrf women’s actiyitiee at WM bW berc am n U