Speedway Flyer, Volume 24, Number 9, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 March 1955 — Page 1

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St. Christopher’s Catholic Church 5335 West 16th Street Rev. L. A. Lindemann -Pastor Sunday Masses: * 6:00 o’clock Tomorrow is First Friday and Saturday is First Saturday. The Mass tomorrow morning will be at eight o’clock for Julia Beyersdorfer at the request of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steveiis. On Saturday morning the High Mass at eight o clock will be a Thanksgiving Mass for Joe and Jule Daley, their twentyfifth wedding anniversary. Congratulations, and may you enjoy many, many more anniversaries. The Mass Wednesday was at eight o’clock at night. Each Wednesday night during Lent the Mass will be followed by Benediction. Short talks will be on venial sins, so important to all of us for the salvation of our souls, but many times so little considered, seriously. The Mass on Tuesday morning was at eight o’clock for Joe and Mary Speth at the request of the family. Each Friday night at 8 o’clock services will consist of the Way of the Cross and Benediction. Seventh grade mothers will serve the First Friday breakfast to the children. Mrs. Ann Martich is in charge of the breakfast. Attention Mothers of First Communicants! There will be a meeting of the First Communicant Mothers on Tuesday night, March Bth, that’s next Tuesday, at 8 o’clock in the school hall. A representative from L. S. Ayres will display samples of white dresses and accessories for the girls ahd suits, shirts and ties for the boys. As this will be the only meeting before First Communion Sunday, April 24th, each mother should try and be there. If any further information is desired, mothers may call Mrs. Ruth Kasnak, Belmont 9320. Altar Society members and their daughters will receive Holy Communion in a body Sunday at the 8 o’clock Mass. Mother and Daughter Communion Breakfast sponsored by the Altar Society will follow the eight o’clock Mass downstairs. Mesdames Lew Koziura and Mildred Keller will be assisted by the following committee . . . Mesdames Mary Kuczenski, Mary Parker, Mary Ann Grande, Marian Tremmel, Frances O’Neal, Mary Sercer, Ruth Chadwick, Mildred Verrkamp, Betty Otte, Dolores Grande, Annie Childs, Eileen Melton, Esther Bula, Kay Keating, Gladys Theiss, Bee Breen, Anna Vurpillat, Elfreda Olmstead, Helen Hisson, Marjorie Conner, Mary Rosner, Ruth Kasnak, and Bee Theising. Sister Clarence Marie of Marian College will talk on Hobbies. Some of the good and faithful men will help in the kitchen. Ham and eggs, fresh orange juice, coffee and milk, rolls apd butter will be served. The breakfast will be eighty-five cents for adults and forty cents for children. If you don’t have a daughter, borrow or steal one for the morning, or ladies just come on down without a daughter. Circle your calendars for the March 25th Fish Dinner. Rosie Aust and Helen Morris will be in charge. We read with a great deal of interest an article in the March issue of Reader’s Digest about all prayers being answered. It is well worth reading. Too many times we get discouraged and we feel that God has not heard or answered our prayers. Successful men are not always smarter than the others. They simply stay with a thing longer.—Anon. This week is Ember Week . . . meat may be taken only once on Wednesday and Saturday, and of course not at all on Friday. Monday is the Feast Day of St. Thomas Aquinas. Pray daily the Rosary for peace in the world and the conversion of Russia. Nora Bray

IN APPRECIATION The members of the Lydia Circle thank each and every one for help and attendance that made our galloping breakfast a success. We are happy to report that we went over our goal toward our pledge for the Capital for Kingdom building in the mission field of Dr. Ross, our living link missionary. We hope you enjoyed the fellowship with your friends and neighbors. Hazel Winger, Circle Leader HOTSHOTS Hi, gang! Sorry I missed you last week. Our February 17 meeting was held at Janice Gales. It was called to order by our new president, Toodlebug Todd. We got on the old business of Lake Shaeffer and decided to write in for information. Then we had refreshments of cokes and pretzels.

St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church West 16th St at Beeler Ave. John G. Frank, Pastor -Be- 0741 9:30 A.M. Church and Sunday School through 8 years old. 11:00 A.M. Church and Sunday School for 9 years old and upVisitors and new residents are always welcome at St Andrew’s Come and grow with a growing church in a growing community. WITNESS COMMITTEE Thursday, today ait 7:00 pun. Sharply. . WEEKDAY SCHOOL—Bth Grade, Saturday at 9:00 ajn.; 7th Grade, Saturday at 11:00 a.m. CONFIRMATION CLASS—Saturday at 9:00 a.m. YOUTH CHOIR —Saturday at 10:00 aan. LUTHER LEAGUE—Seniors, Sunday at 6:00 pan. in the Pari<h Hall; Intermediates, Sunday at 6:00 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. HOUSE COMMITTEE meeting jointly with Projects Committee of the Brotherhood, Monday at 7:30 pan. at Decker’s home, 5101 W. 12th Street LENTEN VESPERS Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Sermon: “The Lowliness of Jesus.” This is the second in the series of “The Irresistableness of The Christ.” (What! Could ye not watch with Me one hour?) All welcome. CHOIR REHEARSAL Wednesday evening. ADULT CONFIRMATION CLASS Vespers on Wednesday night in Fellowship Hall This class is open to anyone inquiring into the Lutheran Faith or wishing to prepare for membership on Palm Sunday. Members too are welcome. LENT is a time of reconsecration and rededication. Enter into the extra spiritual activities: Sacrificial giving, daily devotions and exfra Worship Services.

The SPEE9WAY FLYER Issued Every Week to Every Home in Speedway

Thank you, Janice and Mrs. Gale. Our February 24 meeting was held at Marcia Keevers. We discussed about going to Lake Shaeffer and then had refreshments of cookies and lime punch. Thank you, Mrs. Keever and Marcia. Next week our meeting will be at Sheron Meltons. See you there. Pres., Sue Todd Pub., Judy Standiford SEE THE DISPLAY At the General Fellowship meeting on March 14 all merchandise that has been left at the church and unclaimed will be on display. This will be the last time you will have an opportunity to claim that Eastern Star tray, chrome tray, fostoria Early American punch cup, aprons, silverware, sweater and other articles. These articles have been put out at two recent meetings. Housekeeping Committee

Personals We have a new rating and address for A/2C David E. Kutch, AF 16456942; 11th A&Ens.; Carwell AFB, Texas. We have a new address for Pvt. Robert Stierwalt, Jr., 1496218, U.S.M.C.; Oper. Comm. Sch. Co., Comm. Elec. Sch. Bn., M.C.R.D., R.T.O.C. No. 83, San Diego, 40 California. Mr. and Mrs. George Stallwood have returned after a three week vacation in St. Petersburg, Fla. In Appreciation I sincerely wish to thank our wonderful neighbors, our pastor, John G. Frank, and our friends for their lovely cards, flowers, visits, notes and telephone calls of encouragement received during my stay at the hospital and since my return home. You have helped immeasurably and we all are most grateful. Mrs. John Bunch PAUL R. BOSLEY TO SPEAK AT ROSE SOCIETY MEETING Mr. Paul R. Bosley, well known nurseryman, rose specialist, writer and lecturer will be the guest speaker at the March meeting of the Indianapolis Rose Society. This-meeting of The Indianapolis Rose Society will be held at Flanner and Buchanan Civic Room, 1305 East Broad Ripple Ave., Wednesday, March 9th at 8:00 p.m. Anyone interested in the growing of roses is invited to attend. Hosts and hostesses, Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Nugent and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Becker. Refreshments served.

RED CROSS CIVIL DEFENSE Floyd Bass, Red Cross-Civil Defense chairman for emergency welfare district No. 10 is urging his neighbors to join Red Cross during its 1955 membership and fund campaign. He said, “Disaster readiness is a day-in, year-out job of our Indianapolis Red Cross. Whether fires, floods, tornadoes or enemy attack, round-the-clock Red Cross is prepared to meet the needs of victims and refugees. “And remember, when you join Red Cross, when you give to Red Cross, you are the Red Cross. So give generously during its March drive. Answer the call of Red Cross. Join and serve.” DEBUETTES Hi, kids. We had our meeting at Diane Douglas’ home. We would like to thank Diane and her mother for a nice time. After a short business meeting we had refreshments of punch and potato chips. Goodbye for now. Pres., Diane Douglas Pub., Mary Jane Anderson

Speedway Methodist Church 16th and Presto Streets REV. HOWARD E. WRIGHT, Pastor First Hour—9:3o-10:30. 9:30-10:30 Sunday School for children 0-11 years. 9:30-10:00 First Worship Service in the Sanctuary. 10:00-10:30 Sunday School for Youth and Adults. Second Hour—lo:4s-11:45 10:45-11:45 Junior Church and Sunday School for children 0-11 years. 10:45-11:45 Second Worship Service. “Are we weak and heavy laden Cumbered with a load of care? Precious Savior still our refuge Take it to the Lord in prayer.” WELCOME: Our church extends a cordial invitation to visitors and to those who do not as yet have a church home to worship with us. Ours is a friendly church, you’ll feel at home in our fellowship. We will see you in church. , ADULT CHOIR will rehearse on Thursday evening at 7:30 p.m. CONSTRUCTION CREW will work, Thursday, March 3 at 6:30 pjn. < SUNDAY, MARCH 6—“ Shock Proof’ is the topic or\ which Rev. Wright will speak at both services of worship. This Sunday will be the first of our series of Special Lenten Services. The last service being on Easter Sunday, April 10. This will be known as a Church Attendance Crusade and our motto will be “God Is Our Strength.” Your attendance at church is an example of your faith and trust in our Lord, so plan to attend each service. Give your help to this far reaching program. This Sunday, is also Church Extension Sunday. You cam help us with this special offering by giving as the Lord leads you. Miss Rita Meggenhofen and Mrs. Shirley Wilson will sipg the duet “O Lord Most Holy,” for the first service. The adult choir will sing “Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled,” for the second service. JR. CHOIR WILL rehearse at 3:15 on Monday. COMMISSION ON MEMBERSHIP AND EVANGELISM will meet on Tuesday, March 8 at 7:00 pan. at -the church. COMMISSION ON FINANCE will meet at the church on Tuesday, March 8 at 8:00 pan. ADULT CHOIR win rehearse on Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m. at the church. The Chancel Flowers for this Sunday will be given by Mr. and Mrs. TenEick in memory of Mr. TenEick’s mother and father, Mr. and Mrs.' Arthur TenEick.

Thursday, March 3, 1955

“SPRING FLING” Let’s all remember to make < date with the family to spend the evening at the “Spring Fling,” Friday, March 18th in the Speedway School Gym. You who have not called one of the following phone numbers saying you will donate something, we will appreciate it very much. The “Fling” is just 3 weeks away. FANCY WORK—Stella Crain, Be. 4092; any fancy work, aprons, doll clothes, stuffed toys. COUN-! TRY STORE, Mary Zimmer, Be. 9197; white elephants, jams, jelly, canned goods, patterns, materials and old jewelry. BAKED GOODS, Jean Rhodes, Be. 0336; GARDEN SHOP, Julia Scyphers, Be. 1966. COMIC BOOKS, PARCEL POST, Enola Manifold, Be. 1394. If any of you would like to devil eggs and donate them, please call Alta Brubaker, CY. 1082. Also call this number if you wish to give butter, flour or sugar. Chairman, Mrs. Mary Richwine, Be. 4324, Co-Chairmen, Mrs. Ross Swords, Be. 1318, and Mrs. Alta Brubaker, Cy. 1082, wish to tell you if you have any comic books, plastic bags, or any of the above items, you may bring them to the P.T.A. meeting March 9th and the committee will be there to take them. Hey, kids! Save your pennies for there are going to be five games of skill besides a Fish Pond. In next “Flyer” we are going to print the menu. So, be looking for it. Mary Richwine, Chrm., Budget & Finance Gerry Amich, Pub. Chrm. GET A REGIONAL SHAKER

GIRL SCOUT COOKIES The Girl Scout Cookie Sale is on. It started toda£, Thursday, March 3rd at 3:00 p.m. The sale will continue for one week. The girls will be coming to see you. Buy as many boxes as you can and they will thank you very much for helping them. TIP-TOP SHIP-SHAPERS Hi, gang! We met at Lois Frye’s house February 21. We had cokes and popcorn for refreshments. We bought a small potted plant for Barbara Coulson who had an appendix operation. We had a nice time, Lois. See you next week. So long. Pres., Lois Frye Pub., Sharon Stout JUNIOR METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP The Junior Methodist Youth Fellowship of the Speedway Methodist Church is sponsoring a scavenger hunt March 6 at 6:30 p.m. Transportation will be provided. There will be refreshments afterwards. All members try to be present.

WEEDWAY RECREATION CLUB NEWS Saturday, March sth, 9 to 12 p.m. Adult Ballroom Dance. Music by Bill Overman’s Orchestra. Members SI.OO, guests $1.50 per couple. Johnny Graub will provide special entertainment at intermissions and a special prize will be awarded. Bring your guests and come early and get a good table. The Clubrooms are open every Sunday afternoon, 1 to 5 pin., for members and their guests. Publicity Chairman IMPORTANT FLYER NOTICE Due to the amount of untyped copy we are getting at the last minute we are going to have an 11:00 o’clock deadline on all untyped or telephone copy. Please abide by this or your news items will not get in for the current week.

P.T.A. MEETING * The regular meeting for the Speedway P.T.A. will be held Wednesday, March 9th at 7:45 pjn. in the High School Gym. Mr. Freeman Ketron, Treasurer of the School Board will give the devotions for the evening. The 7th grade and Reserve Band under direction of Mr. Dalton Wicker, will provide the music. A short business meeting will follow. Parents and friends are invited to attend this meeting, and stay for our social hour. Mrs. Mary Stonebraker, Pres. Mrs. Ruth Parke, Program Ch. G. Amich, Pub. Ch. Aluminum Around The Home A new soft type of aluminum that can be worked as easily as wood is now available at Speedway Hardware, 1612 N. Lyndhurst This Do-Itl Yourself Aluminum is made by the Reynolds Aluminum Company and comes in handy sizes of sheet tubing, angle, bar and rod. There is also included material for making your own aluminuih screens and storm windows. The best thing about Reynolds Do-It-Yourself Aluminum it that it can be used with any ordinary hand or power wood working tools you have around the home. Come see an actual demonstrtion of Do-It Yourself aluminum, Saturday, March 5, at Speedway Hardware, 1612 N. Lyndhurst

SPEEDWAY CHORAL CLUB Here’s your chance, ladies, to get your washing done and sing too. We’re changing our practice time to Thursday at 9 ajn. starting March 10th. It is hoped that this will attract new members which we need badly. We want new voices, new talent and new ideas for our annual Spring Show, to be presented during Music Week in May. If you will join us, call our president, Lillian Armburst, Be. 1889. We are proud of our new leadership and would like to introduce the cast to you. Our director, Mrs. Ruth Borst, a graduate of Indiana State Teachers College, formerly taught in Muncie, Attica and Indianapolis. She is director of music at the Speedway Methodist Church. Our assistant director, Mrs. Jane Farley is a graduate of Indiana University and has also taught music in Indiana Schools. She is choir director at St Andrews Lutheran Church. Our accompanist, Mrs. Lib Betsill graduated from Winthrop College in South Carolina and taught music in North and South Carolina and Indianapolis. Besides being fine musicians, these women are also Speedway mothers who can now get their washing done Monday morning.

Charch Of Christ 4068 West 10th St Services: Sundaylo --00 AM and IM PM. Wednesday7:3o PM. For information call Belmont 8330 During the month of March an outstanding program of evangelism is planned. The various speakers will bring messages of profound interest to aIL Services begin each Sunday night at 7:30 o’clock. No colMetion will be taken. The schedule is as follow*: March o—Evangelist Winford Lee of Martinsville. March 18—(To be announced). March 20—Evangelist Win. J. Hensley. March 27—Evangelist B. V. Higginbotham. The public is welcome. > Knew the truth to be free John 8:32.

HURRAH! HURRAH! HURRAH! Just in event you have not heard (and who living in Speedway has not) our boys came thru the Danville Sectional with the Gold and Brown flying high and mighty. Thanks, boys, we are proud of you. These boys played their game like the fine boys they are and there was never any doubt that they would do anything else but win. Thru the superb guidance of their very fine coach and the loyal support of the fans in the side lines they never once let us down. Saturday, March 5 at 1 p.m. the Sparkplugs go to Butler Field House to play Anderson. We think our team is just as fine a team as any opposing team and let’s all get our tickets and go to the game and send our boys all the way. Saturday, March 26, 7 p.m., at Fellowship Hall in the Speedway Christian Church these same fine boys will be guests of honor at the Speedway Lions Club Annual High School Basketball Banquet. The tickets to this grand affair are $2.25 per plate and tickets are also limited so get your ticket early and come see the boys receive the award they have so nobly earned. RED CROSS DRIVE Captains for the 1955 Red Cross Campaign are as follows: Mesdames Walter Henderson, Howard Betts, Harry M. Sanders, Arlie E. Kendall, Orion E. Gabert, Chester Poor, Herold Brothers, Dolly Anderson, John Baner, Joseph Fidger. Chairman, Mrs. John Wilson Co-Chairman, Mrs. John Fidger

THE LATCH STRING IS STILL OUT It would please me so much if you would stop in and pick out your cards, ribbon and wrapping paper from the beautiful new samples we have on hand. You would not only please me, but your church would benefit. Los Amigos class is anxious to serve you. We want to add to the savings account that we have toward furnishings for the new education building. Arthur Gaskill, Pres, v B. Gummere, Ch. Sales 5204 W. 15th St., Be. 0529 SPEEDWAY HOMEMAKERS Mrs. Ann Guion, 5131 W. 13th Street, will be hostess for our March 10th meeting. This is a dessert meeting starting at 1:00 p.m. and Mrs. Guion will be assisted by Mrs. Frances Gebauer and Mrs. Bea Gummere. Mrs. Gladys Wicker will give the lesson on Club Refreshments. JUGS Hi, gang. Here we are back again! Lots has happened since you last heard from us. We had a spread supper at Ann Brockman’s before the Decatur Central game, at Judy Mayo’s before the Greenwood game and at Judy Hood’s before the sectional game Friday afternoon. Thanks to the girls and their mothers for a swell time. We had a business meeting at Kay Zink’s and discussed our profits from the potato chip sale. We also discussed other money making projects and going to the lakes. Well, bye for now. Loads of luck to the Sparkplugs in the Regionals!!! Linda Toole, Pres. Judy White, Pub.

VETERANS HOSPITAL CHAPEL SERVICE Music for the Sunday morning Chapel Service at the W. 10th St. Veterans Hospital was provided ■by Mrs. Lillian Armburst and Mrs. Jane Farley, accompanied by Mrs. Mildred Mason. The Speedway American Legion would like to thank these ladies for representing Speedway for this service.,

Speedway Christian Church 14th Si. end Winton Ave. The Rev. Kenneth E. Thorne, Minister TWO MORNING SERVICES First Worship Service. 9:00- 9:55 A M. Children’s Study and Worship 9:00-10:30 A M, Youth and Adult Classes. 10:00-10:30 A M Second Worship Service; 10:35-11:30 A M. SUNDAY EVENING YOUTH ACTIVITIES First and Third Sunday Evenings Senior High C.Y.F. Second Sunday Evening....Candletippers (Older Youth) Fourth Sunday Evening..... Junior High C.Y.F. Our regular schedule of two services continues next Sunday. Under temporary arrangements, the Young Settlers Class will occupy the front section of the sanctuary and the Los Amigos Class the balcony section for their class periods. The Chancel Choir will sing at the 9:00 service, “Send Forth Thy Spirit” by Schuetky. At the 10:35 Service the Chapel Choir will sing “Great Is Thy Faithfulness” by Runyan. The soloist for both services will be Dick Jennings, singing, “How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings” by Liddle. The minister will preach the sermon at both services on the subject, “Blessed Are The Meek.” The Chancel flowers for this Sunday will be given by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wright and Mrs. Edna Williams in memory of Mr. Welby Williams. Senipr Hi C.Y.F. meeting this Sunday in Fellowship Hall See special article. Youth Council will have a meeting Monday, March 7th at 7:30 p.m. in the office. The Bi-Monthly meeting of the Official Board will meet Tuesday, March Bth at 7:30 pm. in the Golden Rule Room. The Choirs, under the direction of Mr. Lindamood, will meet at their regular times: Children’s Chorale, Mom, 3:15; Chancel Choir, Wed., 7:30; Chapel Choir, Thurs., 7:00; Cloister Choir, Thurs., 8:00. The annual Minister’s Instruction Class for Junior boys and girls who will be uniting with the church on Palm Sunday, April 3rd, will begin on Saturday morning, March 12th, and continue for four successive Saturdays, from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. Those boys and girls who are Interested should inform the superintendent of the Junior Departments. Any ladies willing to help with the preparation of communion at the Sunday services and who do not belong to one of the church Circles, please contact Mrs. Winger, Be. 1639. The Executive Secretary of the Church Federation is to be installed Sunday, March 6th at 4 pm. at the 2nd Presbyterian Church at 32 E. Vermont Street. Any from this congregation are invited to .attend and stav fn-r the -naeentien

A neighborhood Girl Scout Leader’s meeting will be held, Thursday, March 3rd at 1:30 p.m. sharp, at Mrs. Bill Cook’s, 5841 W. 18th St. All leaders, co-leaders, and • Troop Committees make every effort to try to be present. CUB NEWS Now is the time for all Den Mothers and Dads to be at the pitch-in dinner to be held on March 7th, 6:30 pm. Hostesses will be Mrs. Glenna Hamiltop and Mrs. Mae Ashley. A demonstration on Leather Tooling will be given by Mrs. Delmar Prince. Your attendance is needed and an attempt will be made to have the meeting completed by 9 o’clock.

School News Current School Calendar March 5 Regional Tourney, Speedway vs. Anderson, 1:00 pan. March 7 & 8 G.A.A. Girls Class Basketball Tourney. March 11—F.B.L.A. Dance March 22—County Choral Festival at Lawrence Central March 25—Senior Class Play. April I—Spring Vacation begins at end of school day. April 2—State Band Contest April 11 School reconvenes following Spring Vacation. The Speedway school calendar for 1955-56 was recently adopted and since it differs from the Indianapolis and Marion County calendars, a few words of explanation are given below. The length of the school term for Speedway is similar to that of Indianapolis. Both are longer than that of Marion County. For 1955-56, both Marion County end Indianapolis are dismissing December 16 and returning to school on Tuesday, January 3. The (Continued on Page 5)

Speedway Baptist Church UA.W.-C.1.0. Hall, 1010 Main Street Philip Chaney, Pastor Sunday School : 10 AM. Morning Worship Evening Service.„.7Jo PM. The topic for the morning sermon by Rev. Philip Chaney win be “Trailed by a Wild Beast” or “Be Sure Your Sins Will Find You Out” Numbers 32:23. There will be Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening, 7:30 pan. at 2023 Winton Ave. Subject: “Prayer—Asking and Receiving” 1. Praying for Daily Bread. A. Hqw God gives food, clothes, money, job*, can and other material blessings in answer to prayer.

Speedway Charch at the Razarcae mi Crawfordsville road - REV. HARRY CARTER. Paster Sunday School : ,BJO AM. Morning Worship;lo JO AM. Younx Peonies Service 6:43 Wlf Sendee 7JO V W - - ■ ■ -

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ATTENTION SENIOR CYF’ers! Ya’U come out Sunday night to help us entertain. Company’s a* cornin’ you know. Yes, since Downey Avenue’s Christian Youth Fellowship will be here to visit and we want to be good hosts (and hostesses), we hope to see each one of you this Sunday evening from 5-8 pm. Recreation and refreshments will be on the agenda from 5-6:30 pm. followed by a worship and a film, “Shy Boy.” Remember we are studying our personalities. Discussion following the film, will be led by Gene Hagerty. JOB’S DAUGHTERS Well, I’m happy to report that the boys on the basketball team aren’t the only ones capable of winning honors! Twenty-five girls from Bethel No. 38 motored to New Augusta on Monday, February 21 to attend their meeting, and because our Bethel had the largest group of girls in attendance, they brought the traveling doll home with them. Congratulations, girls! Thank’s to everyone who went! Our next meeting will be on March 12 at 7:00 pm. Our parents the Masons, and the members of Eastern Star will be our honored guests. Remember, we’re still selling ribbon. Contact any Job’s Daughter to order yours! So long for this week. Carol Malaska, Honored Queen Nancy Lewis, Pub. PSI lOTA XI There will be a business meeting of Psi lota Xi, Gamma Theta Chapter, Thursday, March 10th, 8 pm. at the Speedway Recreation 'Center. All members are urged to attend.

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