Speedway Flyer, Volume 24, Number 4, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 January 1955 — Page 4

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DR. RICHARD H. TUBESING Optometrist EYES EXAMINED BY APPOINTMENT Hours 9-12, 1-5 doily except Weds. 7-9 p.m. Mon. and Fri. 1610 NORTH AUBURN STREET Office, CYpress 1462 Speedway City, Indiana Home, Cypress 0715

CALL ANYTIME FOR FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE 14th and Main St. BElmant 0912 RAY LUCID, Owner

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Speedway Chrldtiaa Oareh (Continued Lorn Page D Margaret Parke and Buddy Sprinkles. Communion setting in charge of Mims Hoerger. “Mr. and Mrs.'Good Mornings” are Linda and Tom Hanna, Joe and Diane Dickey and Gary and. JoAnn Denny. The Chapel Choir will sing for the 8:30 service and the Cloister Choir for the 10:00 service. ATTENTION, SENIOR CYF AND CANDLETIPPERS Don’t forget the big Youth Pow-Wow at Northwood Christian Church Sunday from 2:30 to 5:30. Registration fee 35 cents. We want to take a nice representation from both groups. Cars will be leaving the church at 2 p.m. and later at 3:15 p.m. Recreation. Refreshments. A panel discussion are on the program. It will close with a communion service. YOUTH BANQUET Come one, come all, to the Banquet on February 6 at 6 p.m. Price SI.OO. We will be served a wonderful meal planned by Bess Woods, Rosemary Strouse; Martha Hawkins and Ann McArthur. The mothers of the Youth will assist Mrs. Woods.

IDE MURIEL DAVIS DANCING SCHOOL announcement Enrollments for the Spring Term now being accepted. Private, semi-private or class instruction in Tap, Ballet & Aerobatics. Special classes for tots 3 . to 5 years. Established 4 year* in Speedway For further information call RE. 1242 1819 Christopher Lane

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Mr. William Smith from the Pension Fund, Disciples of Christ will be here to speak to us on the topic “Unto the Hill*” A program is being planned by Nancy Lewis, George Poor, and Ronnie Frye with Lorene Thorne as their advisor. It promises to be a wonderful evening so won’t you plan to come? Reservations should be into Mrs. Heiser, Winnie Briggs, or Loretta Richards by Sunday, January 30th. There will be a meeting of the Department heads with the Building Committee Tuesday evening, February Ist at 7:30 in the Golden Rule Room. February 6th the change in schedule will take place. With Church and Sunday School beginning at 9 a.m. it is important that both parent and child be on time. The programs in each department will begin promptly at 9 a.m. Therefore, help your child know the importance of promptness by bringing them tq Sunday School, not sending them. Also on February 16 the Young Settlers will meet in the balcony of the church for class between 10 and 10:30 a.m. instead of Fellowship Hall. The flowers given last Sunday by Mrs. Harriet Shepard were enjoyed by Mrs. Mary Middlemas. The bouquet for this Sunday will be given by Mr. and Mrs. Lester Heiser honoring the Youth of our church. The Kezia Circle will meet Tuesday, February Ist at 7:30 p.m. Worship by Phyllis Mikkelsen. Program will be film, “The Hidden Heart.” Miriam Hammer is in charge of the program. Hostess chm., Geraldine Scott, assisted by Kathryn Queener, Bernice Robbins, Jean Rhoades, Martha Perin, Mary Bell Sanders, Dorothy Sharp, Mildred Sparks, Emma Thompson, Helen Troth, Phyllis Urbancic, Winifred Wallace, and Gladys Wicker. The Evening Circle will meet Tuesday evening at 7:45 with Mrs. Ray Griffin 1649 Beeler St., assisted by Mrs. Baxter,

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Mrs. Sharp, and Mrs. DeMoss. Program, “The Church in the City” leaders are Mrs. Harry Sanders aqd Mrs. Jack Briggs Worship by Mrs. Charles Spencer. Dorcas Circle will meet Tuesday evening, 7:30, with Wellie Smith assisted by Mildred Dugger. Worship by Falma McCracken. Program, Study of India, Pakistan and Ceylon. The Ladies Aid will meet Wednesday, Feb. 2nd, with Mrs W. C. Wickerham, 5733 W. 18th. Mrs. Ethel Lloyd will have the worship. Time of meting, 1:30 pan. All Choir rehearsals at their usual schedules. We were happy to welcome into our membership last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent E. Kraft, 2421 Gerrard Dr., and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bauman, 58 N. Belleview Place. Some new books have been added to our library: “Fun Encyclopedia,” ‘Tower of Positive Thinking for Young People,” “Peal Angels in Pinafores,” and “Heaven in My Hand” both by Humphreys. Also in case some of you have not seen it, Rev. and Mrs. Thome sent the book, “Thank You God” Martin from the International Convention in Miami, Florida.

Benson-ArmantroHt (Continued from Page 1) cago, Illinois will be maid of honor at her sister’s wedding Mrs. Dan Doughitt of Indianapolis

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THURS., FRL, SAT. JAN. 27-28-29 “SO THIS IS PARIS” Technicolor —Starring— Tony Curtis Gloria DeHaven Gene Nelson Corinne Calvei Paul Gilbert Mara Corday Christiane Martel Myrna Hansen —PLUS—“HANSEL AND GRETEL” In Fairyland Color by Technicolor Voices of Anna Russell Apollo Boys' Choir Constance Brigham and many others Music by Humperdinck

SATURDAY MATINEE JANUARY 29 Doors Open at 1:00 pan. Show Starts at 1:30 p.m. “HANSEL AND GRETEL” SHORT SUBJECT “ROCKET SHIP” “GREAT _ ADVENTURES OF CAPT. KIDD” Serial No. 7 Show out at 4:30 pan. Show re-opens at 6:30 pan.

SUN- MONm TUES. JAN. 30-31, FEB. 1 x “PHFFFT” —Starring— Judy Holiday Jack Lemmon Jack Carson Kim Novak —PLUS—“MASTERSON OF KANSAS” Technicolor —Starring— George Montgomery Nancy Gates James Griffith

STARTING WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 1 “DEEP IN MY HEART” AND “RICOCHET ROMANCE”

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will be the only bridesmaid. My, Rex Vane will come from Monrovia to be Mr. Wyatt’s best man. The bride will be given in mayriage by her cousin, Mr. Elmo Nolte of Charleston, TUinnia, Guests will be seated by John Keen, Larry Thomas, Jim Wood and Bob Templin, members of the Speedway C.YJ. of which Mm. Artnantrout is the assistant director. All friends are invited to attend. The bride-to-be will wear an ice blue shimmering satin gown. It has a softly molded bodice with short sleeves and mounts to a lovely portrait shoulder tine. The voluminous skirt falls from an empire waistline into waltz length. Matching colored fitted cap and shoes complete the picture. She will carry a cascade bouquet of Joanna Hill roses with a corsage of white orchids for the center. The attendant’s dresses are fashioned alike in wine and red silk crystallete. Styled along princess lines, the dress has a fitted bodice with push-up sleeves and a soft neckline. The ballerina skirt is highlighted by unpressed pleats in back. Matching hat and shoes complete the outfit. The attendants will carry cascade bouquets of Harvest Moon Carnations. A reception will be held following the ceremony in the Fellowship Hall of the Speedway Christian Church. Serving will be Mrs. Robert Glass, Mrs. John Rabold, Miss Mabel Woodyard, Mrs. Don Glover and Mrs. Merrill Lappin. The bride’s traveling apparel will be a dusty rose knit suit, russet brown shoes and bag and a white hat. Her corsage is a white orchid. The couple will honeymoon in Florida. After they return they will reside at 5871 Cadillac Drive. Out-of-town guests will be Mrs. Walt Suberb from Miami, Florida; Mrs. Marie Boettcher, Miss Clara Wetzel and Miss Marguerite Wet-* zel of Chicago, Illinois; Mrs. Cecil Brothers of Reno, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dedman, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Puzey and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McGee all from Sidell, Illinois; Mrs. Lewis Miller, Mr. Robert Miller, Mr. Larry Miller, Mr. Lonnie Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Nolte all of Charleston, Illinois; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Armantrout and Mr. Wayne Armantrout of Mattoon, Illinois; Dr. and Mrs. Lowell Newlin of Greenup, Illinois; Mr. and Mrs. Donal Glover; Mr. Jack Jack Glover; Mr. Jim Glover and Mr. Don Glover of Noblesville, Indiana.

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OBSERVER AVIATION CADETS A recent change in requirements has resulted in many openings for aircraft observer flight training according to Sgt Dale Deffendall, head of the local Air Force Recruiting Station at 418 Federal Bldg. The Air Force hopes to secure a number of fully qualified observer aviation cadets before the end of February. Those men who qualify can expect placement in a flight observer class within the next four months. The observer program includes training in such specialties as navigation, meteorology, electronics, engineering; and bombardment Observer aviation cadets are given approximately one year of the finest training anywhere and upon graduation they will receive commissions as second limitag ants, Sgt Dale Deffendall added. They will then begin a three year tour of active service with pe> of over |5.000 a year. Qualified men between We agee of 19 and 36H who are interested in knowing more about the aviation observer program should contact Sgt Dale Deffendall at 416 Federal Bldg. His office hours are from 8:00 am. to 8:00 pm. daily, and from 8:00 am. to 11:48 am. on Saturdays.