Speedway Flyer, Volume 24, Number 40, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1955 — Page 1

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St. Christopher’s Catholic Church 5335 West 16th Street Rev. L. A.. Lindemann Pastor Sunday Masses: 6—7—8—9—10:30 and 11:30 am. Tomorrow is First Friday. By receiving Holy Communion tomorrow morning, many will show their Love to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Mrs. Marguerite Ellison, sth grade room mother, will be in charge of the First Friday breakfast downstairs after the Mass. Mrs. Pauline Nester will assist her. Beginning Sunday, six Masses will be celebrated at St. Christopher. Time . . . 67 —B—9,8—9, a High Mass, 10:30 and 11:30. On Holy Days, Masses will be at 6—7:30 and 9 in the morning and at 7 and 8 in the evening. Week Days, the Mass will be at 6:30 unless otherwise announced. Confessions at St. Christopher are heard on Saturdays from 4:00 to 6:00 and from 7:30 to 9:00. They are also heard on Thursdays before First Fridays, and on the Vigils of Holy Days. Confessions and Communions each week day from 6 to 8 a.m. Rev. L. A. Lindemann, M.A., 5.T.8., pastor, will be assisted by Rev. William Stineman, M.A. of Marian College and Rev. Joseph Brokhage, S.T.D., of Cathedral on Sundays. After all the Masses on next Sunday morning, the Junior CYO will offer baked goods for sale. If there is anyone who would like to bake and help these boys and girls, will they please call Mrs. Joe Geiman, Jr., CYpress 0886, and she will arrange for the pick-up. Remember BAKE SALE next Sunday. Forty Hours Devotion at St. Christopher will begin Sunday morning at the 9 o’clock High Mass, ond will conclude with evening devotion on Tuesday, October 11th. Monday and Tuesday evening devotions will begin at 8 o’clock. Members of the Holy Name Society will receive CommunfContinued on Page 6)

Free Hospital Equipment Psi lota Xi sorority wishes Speedway residents to know that they have two hospital beds and other miscellaneous hospital equipment available to anyone needing same. This equipment is free of charge and may be obtained by calling Berniece Robbins, BE. 1753.

TEENETTES Hi, gang. Here I am again back with the weekly news. Last week I said something about our pledge and in this article I have the news. Because of the pledging of Karen Brown, we didn’t have our regular meeting after school. At 5:30 at Mary Alice Stierwalt’s we got under way. We first ate and following that we had the pledging of Karen. Karen, the club is very happy that you are in as a pledge. The club wishes to thank Judy Burgin for doing the honors. After the pledging we played a few games and then about 11:30 we played a few records. Afterwards we had some cokes and hamburgers. We went home about 12:45. The club wishes to thank Barbara Keldsig for coming and we hope she had fun. Sec. and Pub., Sharon Ashley Pres., Judy Burgin

SPEEDWAY CRAFT CLUB The ladies who helped the Craft Club put on its 1955 Fish Fry will be honored at a dinner Monday night, October 10 at 6:30 pjn. at the Temple. The ladies’ husbands are welcome to attend but a nominal fee of $1 will be charged for the men. The members of the Craft Club will prepare and serve the dinner. Members of the Craft are requested to lend a hand on the serving line.

FLACKVILLE P.T.A. FALL FESTIVAL The Flackville PTA will hold it’s Fall Festival Friday, October 7. The Flackville School is located at 29th and Lafayette Rd. The Festival (includes a Fish Fry, a Country Auction, Square Dancing and many other attractions.

St. Andrew’s Lutheran Chwrcb West 16th St at Beeler Ave. John G. Frank, Pastor CY. 4118 9:30 Church and Sunday School through 8 years. 11:00 Church and Sunday School 9 years and up. Visitors and new residents are always welcome at St Andrew’s. Come and grow with a growing church in a growing community. WEEKDAY RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSES Saturday 6th Grade, 9:00 am. in Fellowship Hall 7th Grade, 11:00 ajn. in Fellowship Hall Bth Grade, 9:00 a.m. in the Parish Hall All children of these grades are most welcome. LUTHER LEAGUES—Sunday at 6:00 pm. Intermediate League in Fellowship Hall Senior League will meet at the Church at 4:30 to depart for a Picnic. Young people from 7th grade through 9th are cordially in- * vited to- the Intermediate League and young people in 10th grarip and up are cordially invited in the Senior League. COUNCIL —Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. CHOIR REHEARSAL—-Wednesday at 7:30 pm. YOUTH CHOIR REHEARSAL—Saturday at 10:00 am. in the Nave.

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Cub Scout News DEN 3 Welcomes new Cubs: Jackie Eldridge and Chick Guire. In our first meeting for the Fall season, we elected the following: Denner, Jackie Eldridge; Ass’t. Denner, Johnny Yocom; Buckskin Keeper, Glen Miller; Reporter, Terry Castle; Den Chief, George Najor. DEN 4 wishes to welcome David Lee to the den. Den 6 wishes to welcome Gregory Smith. PACK 66 extends its warmest welcome to the following new Den Mothers and Dads: Den 1, Mr. and Mrs. Kelley; Den 7, Mr. and Mrs. Watson; Den 9, Mr. and Mrs. McGinley; Den 11, Mr. and Mrs. Wonnell; Den 15, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, and (to the two new ass’ts., Mr. and Mrs. Parin and Mr. and Mrs. Griswold. Any boy eligible for an award at the October 20th Pack Meeting MUST have his book signed and given to Mr. Bill Hackett, 1880 N. Norfolk, by October 7th. DEN 4 enjoyed a hamburger fry at the Ross Swords’ Wednesday, Sept. 28th and at this time the boys wish to thank them for the enjoyable evening.

SPEEDWAY HOBBY AND HOMEMAKERS SPECIAL NOTICE! There has been a change in our time for the October meeting, next Thursday, the Thirteenth from 1:00 p.m. to 10:30 am. Bring a sandwich. Coffee and dessert will be served by the hostesses, Margaret Emmick, Lucille Melson and Amy Covell. We will meet at the home of Margaret Emmick, 5035 W. 16th St. and th? lesson “Growing old Gracefully” will be given by the hostesses and Cleatys Swords. We were sorry to hear of Viola Parke’s sudden illness and hope for a speedy recovery. Viola’s address is 1619 N. Norfolk. Drop her a word of cheer and encouragement. « Olieva Wenning, Pres.

GIRL SCOUT NEWS I have several scout dresses on hand, also two skirts, a blouse and two play suits, and have a number of people wanting Brownie outfits. If you have one you would like to sell, bring it to Mildred Walker, 1703 Winton. BE. 0383.

Thank Yau!!! A very sincere thank you to everyone who helped make the PTA Paper Sale a big success despite the weather. Due to the rain, a few bundles of paper were missed by the drivers. If your paper was not picked up, please accept our apology. To the drivers and the gals who leaded and unloaded papers in the rain, an extra word of appreciation. It certainly can be said that RAIN will never stop a PTA Paper Sale! Thanks also to Mary Ann Schein and her committee for the refreshments. The hot coffee and donuts were really welcome after tramping around in the rainy weather. The paper sale was a success because of YOUR cooperation—thank you. Stella Crain, Chrm. of Budget and Finance June Baker, Publicity

SPEEDWAY LITTLE LEAGUE FOOTBALL Games are being arranged with Tabernacle, Meridian Methodist, Ben Davis, and others. One hundred jerseys have been ordered so that the teams may be uniformed. Plans for presenting the teams to the people of Speedway are beiing formulated. Watch the Flyer for further announcements concerning these plans. Anyone who would like to help coach, direct calisthentics, etc., please contact* Roy Coers, BE. 9632.

COMMUNION BREAKFAST Four hundred women are expected to gather in the Skyline Terrace of the Hotel Severin on Sunday, October 16, for the second bi-annual group Communion and breakfast of Our Lady of Fatima Retreat House. The breakfast is scheduled immediately after 9 o’clock Mass in St. John’s Catholic Church, Capitol and Georgia Streets. Guest speaker for this year’s breakfast is the Rev. John Ratchford, pastor of St. Anselm Church, Kampsville, 111. Reservations may be made by sending $2.00 to Our Lady of Fatima Retreat House, 111 W. Raymond St. All reservations must be in by October 10.

MAYOR TO WELCOME INDUSTRIAL NURSES Mayor Alex M. Clark, will officially welcome the industrial nurses, physicians, safety diirectorsf and management representatives from all over the State, Saturday, October 8, 1955, 1 p.m., Riley Room, Claypool Hotel, Indianapolis, Indiana, ait the Industrial Health Conference. Mrs. Edith P. Guedelhoefer, R.N. (Martin) Conference Chairman, will open the Conference Program. For more than six years she has been industrial nurse at the Stark Wetzel & Company Indianapolis, Indiana. She is a Director of the Mid-Indiana Industrial Nurses Association.

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—o-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 cnil-dren—o-11 years. 10:45-11:45 Second Worship Service. OUR WELCOME TO VISITORS—A very cordial “welcome” awaits you at our Church. We have Sunday School classes for all ages, a Nursery during both worship services, and a warm, friendly Christian fellowship. We invite you to worship with us. ‘GUIDE TO LIVING VICTORIOUSLY” is the theme on which Rev. Wright will speak at both services of worship on Sunday, Oct. 9. The Men’s Chorus will sing at (the first service. At the second service the Choir will sing, “This Is My Father’s. World,” (arranger—Ringwald), with Mrs. Marjorie Shelly as soloist. METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP is meeting regularly each Sunday evening. The Intermediate MYF meets at 6 o’clock. The Senior MYF meets at 6:30 o’clock. Our fall program is under way with 'both groups swinging onto action. We are proud of our grand group of adult counsellors. Young people in 7th and Bth grades and in high school are invited to become a part of our MYF. We’H see you Sunday night. JUNIOR CHOIR MOTHERS will have a meeting at the church Monday, Oct. 10, at 2 o’clock. The October meeting of the OFFICIAL (BOARD wall be held on Monday, Oct. 10, at 7:30 pm., at the church. This Tuesday evening, October 11, at 7:30, a group of Stewards from the Church will be going out to visit members of our Church. We hope to have such a group as this going out every other week throughout the year and would like to visit in every home at some time in that period. This will be a friendly call to tell each one that the Speedway Methodist (Continued on Page 5)

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Thursday, October 6, 1955

Wanted The Speedway Police Department is accepting applications for replacement for Paul Smith who is resigning October 15th. Requirements are: age 21 to 35 years, good health, preferably Speedway resident, willingness to work nights and every-other week-end and be able to purchase initial uniform. The average work week is 45 to 50 hours. Starting pay is $300.00 per month which is increased to $325.00 the second year, with one week vacation the first year and two weeks thereafter. Make applications to the Speedway Police Department office, at the Town Hall. We are sorry to have Paul leave us. He has 'been with the department for about a year and a half and helped us out previously at race time. Paul, with his wife, is going to California. It hks been a pleasure having you work with us, Paul, and we wish you the best of luck tin the future. The Speedway Police Dept

ALPHA DELTA OMEGA Epsilon Chapter, Alpha Delta Omega, held their September 15th meeting with Lorene Power. Julia Mann gave a very interesting paper on the “Life of Clara Barton.” The Oct, 6th meeting will be at the home of Harriett Van Kirk, 6363 Forest View Dr. This is an important meeting as we will be given a chance to vote on our finance project at this meeting. Epsilpn Chapter will also entertain the National for their Western District Meeting Sunday, October 9 at 2:00 p.m. at the Speedway Christian Church. Mary Hayes, Pres. Mildred Walker, Pub.

SPEEDWAY RECREATION CLUB NEWS 7th 8 .to 10 p.m. Junior Square Dance, Paul Brading, caller. SATURDAY, OCT. Bth 8 to 11 p.m. Adult Square Dance, Paul Brading, caller. SUNDAY, OCT. 9th—7:3o pun. GENERAL CLUB MEETING.

O. E. S. NOTICE The Speedway Chapter O.E.S. No. 561 will hold a regular stated meeting Tuesday, October 11th at the Speedway Masonic Temple, 1620 N. Lyndhurst Dr. at 8:00 p.m. This will be return night and the 1954 officers will honor Vye Parke. Hazel Smith, W.M. James Parsons, W.P.

JOB’S DAUGHTERS Our next meeting will be held at 2:00 pm., on October 15. Bring your $.75 for the progressive dinner! Oct. 15 is the deadline for reservations. We sold quite a few Christmas cards, Saturday, So keep up the good work, girls! Remember that we’/e also selling ribbon and wrapping paper. Sue Swenson, Honored Queen Nancy Lewis, publicity

P.T.A. Meeting The first PTA meeting of the new school year will be held at 7:45 p.m. on October 12th in the school gymnasium. At this time the entire teaching staff will be introduced, and (the school board will give a report regarding the school situation. All parents and friends are invited to attend this interesting meeting. Mrs. Clarence Baker, Pub. Mrs. Ray Griffin, President

25th Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Parke, 5029 W. 14th Street will hold open house on Sunday, October 9th from 2:00 to 5:00 pm. in honor of their 25th wedding anniversary. Sam and Vye came to Speedway as bride and groom, being married on October 12th, 1930, and moving to their present address. Friends are cordially invited to help them celebrate this anniversary.

SPEEDWAY HOMEMAKERS The Speedway Homemakers will have their regular meeting on Thursday, October 13th. Details of the trip to Homer to visit “The Sampler” will be given the members by the telephone committee as soon as definite arrangements have been made. Tentative plans are to have lunch at the Kopper Kettle, in Morristown. An enjoyable and interesting trip is anticipated so girls, hold this date open. Virginia Sanders, Publicity

TRI KAPPA Last Tuesday evening, September 27th, the Epsilon Eta Chapter of Tri Kappa installed new officers for tlie coming year. The retiring president, Rose Kendall, installed Mary Betty Nelson as president, Donald Riech, Vice President; Virginia Grande, Corresponding Sec.; Betty Conklin, Recording .Sec.; Hilda Nickles, Treasurer.

SPEEDWAY AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY The installation of the new officers of the Speedway American Legion Auxiliary was held Wednesday, September 20th at the Post Home. The installing officer was Mrs. Ruth Gates, Past President of the 11th District of the Indiana American Legion Auxiliary. The new officers are: President, Maude Turek; Vice President, Myra Griggs; Second Vice President, May Louise Kendall; Secretary, Odetta Baysunger; Treasurer, Wilma Strouse; Historian, Willie B. Clark, Chaplain; Effie MacDowell; Sgt. of Arms, Laura Marsh. The executive members are Luetta Eberts and Helen Kendall.

CHRISTMAS CARDS Take time to stop in at 5204 West 15th Street and select your cards, wrapping paper and ribbon. Folders of beautiful samples for cards with your name imprinted, also boxed cards. Los Amigos class will use the profits from sales for church or church school benefit. Call BE. 0529 if you wish to have (the samples in your home to make your selection. Harry Vehling, Pres. B. Gummere, Ch. Sales

GARBAGE SCHEDULE Beginning October Ist garbage throughout town will be picked up once each week, agreeable to the following schedule: . Monday—All streets south of 16th Street and north of Crawfordsville Road. Tuesday—l6th Street and all streets north to Crawfordsville Road. Town Clerk, Town of Speedway

Speedway Baptist Church VAW.-CIO. Hall, 1010 Main Street Philip Chaney, Pastor Sunday School 10 AM. Morning Worship 1/ AM SUNDAY EVENING SERVICE 7P.M.

Church Of Christ - 4BM West 10th Mt Sunday 10t00 AM and IM PM Wednesday 7JO PM For information call CYtarew 4301

SCHOOL NEWS Current School Calendar October 7, Football, Warren Central, Here, 8:00 October 10, Polio immunization for 2nd and 3rd grade pupils October 14, Football, Beech Grove, Here, 7:30 October 15, Junior Dance October 21, Football, Plainfield, Here, 7:30 October 22, Band Marching Contest October 26, Football, Pike Township, There, 7:30 October 27, 28, State Teachers Association (no school).

On Friday, October 7, at 7:30 p.m. the School Board will open bids for the construction of the first unit of the James A. Allison Elementary School to be built at 22nd and Allison Street. The first unit will include eight classrooms. It is planned to add six classrooms and an all-purpose room when additional funds become available. The school will eventually house grades kindergarten through six. The eight rooms for which bids will be received Friday night should be completed in plenty of time for the opening of school next fall. Assignment of pupils to the school will' be made next summer. In the convention for nomination of candidates for President and Vice-President of the Student Council, Fred Scott and Jim Wood were nominated for President and Vice-President respectively on the Sparks ticket and Bob Templin and Jim McMahon were nominated on the Plugs (Continued on page 3)

CARD OF THANKS I want to sincerely thank all our friends for their prayers, cards, and lovely gifts sent to me during my stay in Methodist Hospital. I would also like to thank Dr. T. A. Hanna and Miss Pat Thompson. Josephine Dishon RACING HOMEMAKERS Racing Homemakers will meet with Alberta LaFeber, 5127 W. 13th St. Thursday, October 27th at 7:30 pm. Lessons will be on “Making Christmas Gifts.” If anyone in the club is interested in attending Homemaker Achievement day Thursday evening, please phone BE. 0237 or BE. 4546. Glea Miller, Pub.

JUNIOR DANCE "HAWAIIAN HOLIDAY" October 15, 8:15 to 11:15 HIGH SCHOOL GYM Public Invited

ATTENTION—WOMEN INTERESTED IN GOOD GOVERNMENT There will be a meeting of the Northwest Unit of the League of Women Voters at 8 pm. on Thursday, October 13 at the home of Mrs. William Shank, 4800 W. 38th St. Anyone wishing information or transportation, please call Mrs. Shank, CY. 1793. Guests welcome.

DEMOLAY This coming Wednesday, October 12th, will be DeMolay Degree Practice. All DeMolays should attend this meeting. Those who are not concerned with the Degree work may play ping pong, etc. Ronnie Hunt, Master Councilor Bill Sanders Junior Councilor

RUMMAGE SALE The Speedway Tri Kappas are having a rummage sale, Saturday, October 15 and would appreciate the donation of any rummage. Please contact any member or call BE. 2119, if you have anything to pick-up.

Speedway Christian Church 14th BL end Winton An The Rev. Kenneth E. Thorne, Minister TWO MORNING SERVICES First Worship service—9:oo-9:55 a.m. Children’s Study and Worship—9:oo-10:30 am. Youth and Adult Classes—lo:oo-10:30 am. Second Worship Service—lo:3s-11:30 am. Our regular schedule of activities and worship continues next Sunday. The Chancel choir will sing for the 9:00 service. Our minister will preach the sermon at both services on the subject, “Keep Your Eye On The Goal.” The Chancel bouquet for this Sunday is being given by Mr. and Mrs ‘ Glenn Collins in memory of Cherie’s birthday. RETREAT NEWS FOR SENIOR HI AND OLDER YOUTH. Saturday at 9:00 a.m. we’re off to Indian Lake. There are about 51 registered, so we ought to have a roarin’ time. There are three Interest Groups: “Indian Americans—Our Concern?” led by Miss Louise Browning of the U.CM.S.; “Facing The Liquor Issue” led by Cy Rowell of Butler University; and “Dare We Follow Jesus” led by Robert Elliott, Director, University Park Christian Church. By the way, Bob will be our Vesper speaker also. The Recreation Committee, along with the Leonards have planned “The Thing” for Saturday afternoon. What ds it? Come and find out. “Song of the Shining Mountain” is our film Saturday evening, which will precede our Consecration Service. Lights out follow around 11:00 pm. (?) Mrs. Larene Thorne and Gene Hagerty, being Dean of Women and Men respectively will rule on this. The Older Youth and the Hagertys round out Sunday (Continued on Page 3)

Notice! Due to illness, Mrs. Oliver, owner of Lois Beauty iShop, has requested cancellations of all appointments until further notice.

ANNUAL LIGHT BULB SALE The Speedway Lions Club are again selling Light Bulbs for the benefit of the Leader Dog Fund and Cancer Fund. Each bag of bulbs will contain; 4, 60 watt; 2, 75 watt; 4, 100 watt. The 10 bulbs will sell for $2.00. Speedway’s response to this sale last year was excellent and we hope we can count on you for re-orders. Members of the Speedway Lions Club will be knocking on your door sometime between October Bth and October 26th.

SWEET P’S Hi, guys and dolls! Well, here comes some new news about an old club. We call ourselves the Sweet P’s. We’ve been organized since the last school year, but unfortunately our publicity never seemed to reach the news editor. Know anything about that, Patti? First of all we would like to tell you who our officers are: Linda Logston, president; Ann Chadwick, Vice 'President; Barbara Schilling, Secretary; Sharon Dine, Treasurer; Patti Sanders, Fashion Reporter; Ann Chadwick and Barbara Schilling writing the newsy items alternating each week. Our dues each week will go to charity or to whatever we see fit. Of course, like the other clubs, we’ve planned suppers before games and other surprises Ann will tell you about next week. Pres., Linda Logston Pub., Barbara Schilling

PSI lOTA XI ’ SORORITY Psi lota Xi sorority are planning a “next to new” sale of furniture, clothing, etc. sometime in November. Plan to attend and donate your good used clothing and furniture for this sale. You may Call BE. 0507 or BE. 2688 for pick-up now. Mesdames Charles Nay, Harry Neat and Chester Poor attended the Central Province meeting of Psi lota Xi at Linders, near Anderson, on October Ist.

Speedway Cherek es the Nezereee 5020 CRAWFORDSVILLE ROAD REV. HARRY CARTER. Putae Sunday School 9:30 AM. Morning Worship 10 JO AM. Young Peoples Service 6:45 PM. Evangelistic Service 7:30 PM. Mid-Week Prayer Service, Wed. Evening, 7JO Christ Calls—“ Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden and I will give you rest.” That call of Christ comes to the multitudes which followed Him nearly 2,000 years ago. It has been ringing through centuries of (time. And still Christ calls. “Cdme unto me.” It ds the call of Christ that gives the Church her dhaUex<e as well as her opportunity. Millians in our distorted word are restless, longing, seeking, and unsatisfied. Because Christ etill calls, the Church of this generation has a responsibility It cannot evade. Thus the Church of the Nazarene must not fail in her obligation ito bring Christ to the people in Speedway City. b why this Revival is being put on. You do your part and come, and bear these line workers sing and preach and I am sure it will do you good. Service each evening 7:30. Workers are: Revs. Naonri F. Meadows end Boenero Dansoner, of Cincinnati, Ohio.

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Personals Dave Newton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Newton, El Cajon Valley, California (former residents of Speedway), has been elected Senior Class President at Grossmont High School. He is a member oi the student government, Cadet Corps and the Key Club. Active in the drama department, he has appeared in plays and has emceeded various shows. He hopes to enter radio work following graduation and, is working on a teenage disc jockey program which he hopes to have on radio. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Siefers have returned from a trip through the Blue Ridge Mountains. They visited friends in Raleigh, North Carolina. Two of our Service Boys have birthdays this month. They are: A/lc William Hesselgrave, AF 16407572; 3424 TT Sqd., Box 9369; Lrowi-y Air Force Base, Colorado, October 14th. Also Pfc. Keith Barding, 1516554; Reg. H&S, Co. 75 HR Pit.; MCTU No. 1, MOB; Camp Pendleton, California. October 27th.

C.YJF. Our Retreat is going to be a| Indian Lake this Saturday and Sunday, October 8 and 9. We will meet at the church Saturday morning at 9:00 o’clock. Bring a nosebag lunch, your Bible, a flashlight, a pencil, and paper, and warm bedclothes. Wear slacks or jeans and take old clothes. Mrs. Heiser is still taking reservations. There are eight vacancies left at $3.00 each. Those of you Who are not going, will have your Sunday school class in the room just off the Jr. Chapel. The lesson is entitled “There We Follow Jesus.” See you at RETREAT!

SQUARE DANCE Psi lota Xi sorority will hold a public Square Dance on Friday, October 28th at Longacre. Wav Forsyth will call. Get your tickets from any member. ,

CANDY SALE The Speedway American Legion Auxiliary will be selling the peanut crunch and mints again this fall. Get your orders in earty. Call BE. 1033 or BE. 1368.

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