Speedway Flyer, Volume 24, Number 12, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 March 1955 — Page 3

Thursday, March 24, 1955

CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE—Girl’s and boy’s bicycles. Mrs. Andrews, 1760 Gerrard. BE. 2370. FOR SALE—Baby buggy, |10.00; Play pen and pad, $10; small doll buggy, $2.00; Diaper pail, $1.00; Folding training chair, $2.50; Stroller, $10.00; All items like new. 5532 W. 16th. BE. 0338. FOR SALE—Studio couch and 2 matching chairs; 9x12 American oriental rug and pad; Jenny Lind twin beds complete; antique chair; Caboose Train Shop, 8700 W. Washington St. WANTED—Secretary to take full charge of one-man office. Dictation and typing essential 5-day .week. Please contact H. W. Cook, Friday and Saturday, WA. 3-3100 or WA. 3-1678. APPROVED SECRETARIAL SERVICE now available in Speedway. BE. 4018. Hours 8 to 5 p.m. SHADE TREES. Limited number of beautiful maple, red oak, pin oak, Chinese elm, Norway maple, and sweet gum. Planted, fertilized and guaranteed to grow. John Scholl Landscaping Service. BE. 2152. EASTER RABBITS, $1.25 up. Orders taken. CY. 2907. 1 mi. S. Clermont on County Line Road. FOR RENT—% double, & rooms, oil heat, modem, good transportation. ME. 8-6255. FOR RENT —Twin bedroom, next to -bath, one or two men. 6140 Mt. Auburn Drive, BE. 2382. LOST Child’s gold ring with diamond, in vicinity of Beck’s Drug Store. ME. 1-5511. FOR SALE —Small size crib with mattress, $5; bathinette, $4; 5 doz. curity diapers; knit gowns, baby boy suits, sizes infants to 2 yr.; dresses and skirts, sizes 6 to 8; 1 navy spring coat, size 7, $4. BE: 3852. WANT HOUSECLEAN ING WORK or baby sitting by day —3 days a week. White. BE. 4368. FOR SALE—’49 Mercury, 4-door, new motor, R&H. BE. 4368. BENEFIT C ARB PARTY Did you ever hear of killing three birds with one stone? That’s what the local members of the American Association of Psychiatric Social Workers hope to do, according to Miss Hazle Corrigan, who is chairman of the Association’s scholarship committee. Her group is sponsoring a benefit card party in the William H. Block Company Auditorium from 2:00 to 5:00 Saturday afternoon, March 26.

Miss Corrigan explained that it will be a three-way benefit. The public who attend will enjoy the recreation and at the same time they will be making a contribution to a scholarship fund for social work students at the Indiana University Division of Social Service in Indianapolis. Besides this, the sponsors are doing their bit to help overcame the critical shortage of social workers. Scholarships are needed more than ever now, because the rise in costs of living and tuition over the past five years has made itself felt by a drop in the number of new students entering the Indiana social work school, the same as it is being felt in most of the 57 other schools of social work throughout the country. This has happened at a time when social agencies are crying for professionally educated social workers to cope with the rising tide of social problems that lead to juvenile delinquency, crime, proverty, broken homes, physical and mental illness. The American Association of Psychiatric Social Workers sponsoring the benefit is a professional organization of graduate social workers who are employed in psychiatric hospitals and clinics. Their project is one of several which are being planned by five different groups of social workers in Marion County. These efforts are the first steps in a new campaign to raise money for scholarships. “The Clothesline Tells A Story” All winter long the clotheslines swing Yet first to tell the world—lt’s spring Are now adorned in colors gay And with the breezes swing and sway— The sun is shining, birds are singing To welcome spring sweet songs are ringing Forsythia, chic in sunny yellow The Robin chirps, a happy fellow. The Crocus raised each dainty head Old Winters coverlet will shed. But to the clothesline give the glory It was first to tell the story. Tn snowy white or dainty hues— The clothesline first to tell the news. By Mary R. White 854 N. Sherman Dr.

Personals West Side Republican Women’s Club will meet Thursday, March 24, 1955 at 7:30 pin. at the West Washington Street Branch of the Indiana National Bank. Among those pledged to Alpha Phi International Fraternity at the close of formal rushing on the Indiana University campus is Miss Jody Piper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Piper, 1711 Norfolk, Speedway. Miss Piper, who entered the University this fall as a freshman, is in the School of Music and is majoring in voice education. Mrs. Irene O’Malley of St. Louis, Mo., spent the week-end with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Glen K. O’Malley and son Ross. AMERICAN LEGION Many Korean War veterans do not know they are eligible for American Legion membership and do not realize that they are welcome to join the Speedway Post. All veterans of War I, War II and Korea are invited to attend the social meeting at the Post Home,

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