Speedway Flyer, Volume 25, Number 36, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 September 1956 — Page 1

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St. Christopher’s Catholic Church 5335 W«d 18th Street Rev. L. A. Lindemann Pastor Rev. R. J. Terrill Assistant Pastor , Sunday Masses: ~ \ 6—7—B—o—lo:3o and 11:30 a.m. Tonight’s the night the men can step out to the MEN’S STAG PARTY at St. Christopher—from 6 till 12 midnight. The dollar admission-offering at the door covers eats and opportunities to play favorite games. William Meyer and his committee have ordered refreshments for a large crowd. Mrs. Mary Wolfla won the electric skillet which the Junior CYO gave away Sunday. They realized a hundred dollars from this project and are very grateful. Seven year old Tommy Geiman, son of Mary and Joe Geiman, Jr. of Cunningham Drive, drew out Mary’s name. Tommy looked mighty sharp on the first day of autumn in navy blue trousers and a light blue sports jacket. > Bernie Herman, disc jockey, will be the attraction at the Junior C.Y.O. City Wide Dance on Tuesday night, October 9th, from 8 till 10:30, in St. Christopher hall. Hurrah for St. Christopher grade school's football and kickball teams. Boys playing football or on the bench awaiting the opportunity to play are from the sth, 6th, 7th and Bth grades. They played St. Roch’s Tuesday, September 18th, and won 27 to 12. Last Sunday they won over Holy Spirit 7 to 0. The girls kickball team played St. Michael last Friday and won 14 to 9. On Monday of this week they won from Holy Trinity 6 to 4. They are to play St. Rita tomorrow afternoon • on the baseball diamonds at the park. At an eight o’clock High Mass Monday morning Mary Hendricks was remembered at the request of Mrs. Gordon Gilman. The E. M. Fogarty family requested the High Mass on Tuesday morning for William Fogarty. The Mass on Thursday morning was for Paul F. Avory according to the intentions (Continued on Page 4)

SPEEDWAY SAFETY COUNCIL Speedway Safety Council will meet Tuesday, October 2nd at 7:30 p.m. in the Visual Education Room at School No. 1. | CARD PARTY Speedway American Legion Auxiliary No. 198 will have a card party Saturday, September 29th at 8 p.m. The Card Party will be held in the Legion Post Home at 1652 Georgetown Road. This is our first card party for this new year so let’s give Mrs. Clark, our new president, a good turnout, Auxiliary members. The public is invited. Mrs. Wilma J. Strouse, Pub. Chairman

AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY NO. 198 The new officers of the Speedway American Legion Auxiliary No. 198 are: President, Mrs. Willie Clark; Ist Vice Pres., Mrs. Anna Mae Mauck; 2nd Vice Pres., Mrs. May Louise Kendall; Secretary, Mrs. Wilma J. Strouse; Treasurer, -Mrs. Maude Turek; Chaplain, Mrs. Effie Mae McDole; Historian, Mrs. Freda Peevler; Sgt.-at-arms, Mrs. Myra Griggs. The Installing Officer for the installation was Mrs. Mildred Dunlap, Past President of 11th District and now Past President Parley Chrm. of 11th District. The special guests were Miss Mary Mitchell, 2nd Vice President of 11th District and Kathleen Stover. Mrs. Dunlap, Miss Mitchell and Mrs. Stover are all members of Madden Notingham Auxiliary. Mrs. Willie Clark, Pres. Mrs. Wilma Strouse, Pub. GOLD STAR MOTHERS TO ELECT OFFICERS The Indianapolis Chapter of the American Gold Star Mothers, Inc. will elect officers October Ist, in the west room of the World War Memorial. A rummage sale is planned for Sept. 28 and 29, at the Puritan Baptist Church, 27th and Annette Ave. The board meeting will be a luncheon at the home of the President, Mrs. M. O. Benefiel, on Thursday, Sept. 27, for all officers and chairmen. NORTHWEST BAPTIST CHURCH (Southern Baptist) 1010 Main Street (UA..W.-C.1.0. Bldg.) Speedway Rev. H. J. Conger Pastor WAlnut 6-3654 Sunday School, 9:45 am. Morning Worship, 11:00 am.

St. Andrew Presbyterian Church 3535 Kessler BlvdL N. Dr. (3000 West. 3535 North) William A. Huber, Minister Worship and Church School, 9:30 a.m. Worship apd Church School, 11:00 a.m. Jr. High and Sr. High Groups, 7 p.m.

Church Of Christ 4950 West 10th St Services: Sunday 104X1 AM. and 7:30 PM. Wednesday 7:30 PM. . For information call CHapel 1-4382

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SCHOOL NEWS Current School Calendar September 28, Football, Lawrence Central, Here, 7:30 pan. October 5, Football, Warren Central, There, 8:00 p.m. October 12, Football, Beech Grove, There, 7:30 p.m. October 12, End of First Six Weeks. October 19, Football, Plainfield, There, 7:30 pan. October 24, Football, Pike Township, Here, 7:30 pan. October 25, 26, State Teachers Association, No School. In its meeting Monday night, September 24, the Speedway School Board approved the sale of $230,000 worth of bonds to a combination of five companies, the Speedway State Bank, The American Fletcher National Bank and Trust Company, The City Securities Corporation, The Indianapolis Bond and Share Corporation, and Raffensperger, Hughes and Company. The interest rate was three and one-half per cent.

Proceeds from these bonds will be used in the construction of Unit B of the James A. Allison School. Bids on the construction of this unit were to be received Tuesday night, September 25. The cost of this addition, including eight classrooms and an all-pur-pose room, was expected to be somewhat more than $230,000. The additional funds needed will be available from the 1957 Cumulative Building Fund proceeds. The following students in grades 7-12 have been elected to the Student Council for the 195657 school year: Peggy Bonham, Dick Burdge, Ronnie Carter, John Cline, Diane Douglas, Tom Emmick, Eugene Enlow, Karen Finnegan, Sandra Finnerty, Janice Gale, Jane Hardin, Sandy Huffman, Robert Leonard, Sally Manion, Ruth Ann Mason, Judy Mayo, Steve Noble, Ronny Power, Bill Sanders, Bill Smith, Kathie Smith, Rosemary Strouse, Bob Templin, Sue Thompson, Sharon (Continued on Page 7)

CARD OF THANKS Our sincere thanks to the kind friends and neighbors for expressions of sympathy and courtesies extended during the illness and passing of our mother. The Family of Margaret Wolf “AUTUMN LEAVES” DANCE There will be an adult Ballroom Dance at the Speedway Recreation Club Saturday, September 29th, 9 to 12, Del Prince band will furnish the music. Members and guests invited.

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JAMES E. MAHAN The appointment of James E. Mahan to the position of auditor of the Speedway State Bank is announced by Harry L. Keller, president. Mahan joins the bank’s staff after serving four years as auditor of Peoples State Bank, Farmersburg, Indiana. . A native of Merom, Indiana, Mahan received his B.S. degree in business administration from Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute. In 1951 he received his M.S. degree from the same institution. During World War II Mahan served three and a half years with the Navy. Mr. and Mrs. Mahan and their three children have moved from Farmersburg to Speedway and reside at 4923 West 14th Street.

CASTLE CRAIG CHAPTER I.T.S.C. The Castle-Craig Chapter of ITSC officially opens its 1956-57 season Thursday, September 27, at 8:00 p.m., with a meeting at the home of Mrs. Hollis F. Nay, 3118 N. Broadway. Mrs. John Thornburg will be the speaker, and Mrs. Mary Teegarden and Mrs. Flossie Seeright will act as co-hostesses. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, Mrs. Jewell Ashby; Ist Vice-Pres., Mrs. Thelma Beck; 2nd Vice-Pres., Mrs. Samuel Parke; Recording Secretary, Miss Agnes Spencer; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs, Gladys Murphy; Treasurer, Mrs. Albert White; Auditor, Mrs. John Hoss; Federation Delegate, Mrs. Harold Monee.

CYF RETREAT Everyone going to the retreat at McCormick’s Creek remember to be at the church at 8:30 a.m., Saturday the 29th. If you can’t make it that early, come when you can—we will be at Camp Friendly in McCormick’s Creek State Park. A word to the wise, bring plenty of .bedding, a flashlight, and money enough for soft drinks, horseback riding, admission and offering. There are tennis courts, so bring your racket, and also bring a nosebag lunch for Saturday noon. Dress in slacks or jeans, but bring school clothes for Sunday morning. Tonight’s the deadline for reservations, so get your $3.00 to Bart Updike, pronto! See you at McCormick’s Creek. CARD OF THANKS We wish to sincerely thank all our friends for the calls,. cards and flowers I received during my stay in the hospital. They were greatly appreciated. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Thorpe P.T.A. ROOM PARTIES Remember coke parties Monday, October Ist, 7 to 9 pan., 3rd grade, School No. 2 and Bth grade School No. 1. Mrs. Audrey Cannon, Chrm. Hospitality Mrs. Hazel Vehling, Pub.

St. Andrew's Lutheran Church The Church with the Bed Doors Is always open for rest, meditation and prayer. West 16th Street at Beeler Speedway, Ind. Rev. Phillip Bigelow Pastor 1620 Beeler Street CHapel 1-4118 SCHEDULE OF SERVICES 9:30 Service and Sermon. Sunday School Classes, preschool through grade three. 11:00 Service and Sermon. Sunday School Classes, grades four and up. Nursery for toddlers provided during both services, staffed by trained leaders. Visitors and new residents are always welcome at St Andrew's. Come and grow with a growing church in a growing community.

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Grand Opening For New Standard Oil Station \ Grand Opening for the Graves Standard Service, Crawfordsville Road at Auburn, will be Friday and Saturday, Sept. 28th & 29th. To celebrate this opening, with the purchase of seven gallons or more of Standard gasoline, there will be bonus gifts of roses for the ladies, sleet scrapers and coat hangers for the men and lollie pops and balloons for the kids. All who stop in will be eligible to register for prizes, such as a bicycle, Hamilton Beach mixer, 3 speed Philco Phonograph, RCA Portable Radio and other numerous gifts. Dave Graves, manager, has had several years’ experience in the service station business and will have as his assistants, Roscoe Daugherty, Paul Collins and Don Gordon. They will handle a full line of Standard Products. Their hours will be 6:30 a.m. to 10 p.m< 7 days a week.

CLERMONT WJS.C.S. The regular meeting of the W.S.C.S. of the Clermont Methodist Church was held at the church September 19th. Seventeen members, one visitor and three children were present. Mrs. David Killion, President, presided at the business meeting where plans for the workshop of World Understanding and Citizenship Brunches were announced. The program was presented by Mrs. Otis Dowden and Mrs. David Killion. Refresments were served by Rev. Hedden and Mrs. Loula Mullendore. DEMOLAY On Sept. 19, we had a pitch-in that was a big success. Thanks to all who attended. After the supper we had a stated meeting at which we discussed having a dance. The dance will be- held Sept. 28, after the Lawrence Cen. game. -This dance will be for couples only. All members try to get their dues paid if possible. We sure appreciate the interest the parents have taken in our chapter. Bill Sanders, M.C. Bob Templin, S.C. John Robinson, Pub. ATTENTION All ladies who have made reservations to go to Cincinnati October 11th with the Hobby & Homemakers, please have your money to either Dorothy Shultz or Blanch King by October Ist. We will leave the Town Hall at 6 a.m. Be there when the bus arrives. . \

ALPHA DELTA OMEGA Epsilon Chapter Our dinner, Sept. 20, was a huge success. After the dinner we met at the home of Alice Farley, held our business meeting and then were highly entertained with vacation stories and experiences as related by the members. Our next meeting is scheduled Oct. 4, at the home of Beula Wilson, Mary Hayes assisting. Plan on being present to hear “Music, The Universal Language of Mankind,” by Norma Hackleman. Lucille M. Forbes, Reporter BOY SCOUT NEWS NOTICE: The Scout Hike scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 29th is postponed until Saturday, October 6th, due to the C.Y.F. retreat to be held Saturday, Sept. 29th. Boy Scouts of Troop 66, let’s all attend our patrol meetings and troop meetings regularly and make this our best scouting year. Regular troop meetings each Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Consult your patrol leader for time and place of your patrol meetings.

Thursday, September 27> 1956

PRESENTATION OF PORTRAIT OF JAMES A. ALLISON ? An oil portrait of the man whbse name it bears will occupy a prominent position in Speedway’s newest public school—The James A. Allison Elementary School at 22nd and*"Allison. It will be presented tomorrow afternoon at 4 o’clock to Robert J. Kryter, President of the School Board by E. B. Newill, vice president of General Motors and general manager of the Allison Division—whose name also stems from the Speedway pioneer. Mr. Richard C. Jordan, Supt. of Speedway Schools and other Board members; S. Robert McMahon, treasurer; and Donald Wright, secretary, and several members of the faculty will attend the presentation. The portrait was painted by Marie Goth, one of Indiana’s leading portrait painters. Christening of the James A. Allison school follows a School Board decision that Speedway’s four elementary schools be given the names of the men who founded the 500 mile Speedway. School Na 1 on Winton Ave. is now the Carl G. Fisher; School No. 2 on Whitcomb is the Arthur C. Newby. School No. 3 is James A. Allison and a new School No. 4, when built, will be the Frank Wheeler. Old timers recall when people employed at Prest-O-Lite and the Allison shop started buying their first homes in Speedway City, one of their inquiries was “where will our children go to school?” In answer, the first elementary school was erected on Winton Avenue between 13th and 14th (Continued on Page 6)

PSI lOTA XI The regular business meeting of the Speedway Chapter of Psi lota Xi will be held tonight, Thursday, September 27th at the American Legion Home. This is a very important meeting and everyone is urged to attend. SPEEDWAY LITTLE LEAGUE FOOTBALL The results of the-’membership selling contest were as follows: The autographed footballs were won by M. Godan and R. Schwimmer; face guard by J. Petersqp and a pair of athletic socks eacn by Mead, Bell, Scanlon, Parson, Raehn, DeLisle, Haettinger, Foster and Howard. Congratulations, boys. s You did a fine job. Practice is proceeding very satisfactorily. The boys have been assigned to teams, have played some practice games and will soon be playing regularly scheduled games. If anyone knows of any other teams of comparable age groups that would like to play our boys, contact one of the coaches or get in touch with R. Coers, CH. 4-9632. - Attention boy’s in the 3rd through Bth grades! There is still time to sign up with the league if you act at once. Come to practice at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 29th gnd you may join the league. Watch for the Speedway Little League Football Jamboree to be held preceding the Pike Town-ship-Speedway High School Football game the 24th of October. More about this later.

Speedway Methodist Church 16th and Presto Streets REV. HOWARD E. WRIGHT, Pastor First Hour—9:3o-10:45 9:30-10:45—Church School for children 0-11 years. 9:30-10:15—First Worship Service. 10:15-10:45—Church School for Youth and Adults. Second Hour—ll4)o-124)0 11:00-12:00—Junior Church and Church School for Children 0-11 years. x 11:00-12:00—Second Worship Service. (The Nursery and Toddlers* Rooms are open during both services for the convenience of parents who wish to leave their children with competent leaders) WELCOME—Our Church extends a cordial invitation •to worship with us. A warm welcome awaits you. If you are not attending any Church at present, we invite you to worship with hs. CHURCH SCHOOL TEACHERS, DIVISIONAL SUPERINTENDENTS, AND MYF COUNCELORS will meet tonight, Thursday, at 7:30 p.m., at the Church. ALL CHILDREN (3 years old through 6th grade) participating in the worship services this Sunday morning are asked to come to the Church on Saturday, Sept. 29th. Children, who regularly attend the Ist service on Sunday morning, are asked to come to the Church at 1:00 pan., on Saturday. Children, who regularly attend the 2nd service 6n Sunday morning, are asked to come to the Church at 2:00 pm., this Saturday. CHURCH SCHOOL RALLY DAY will be observed at both services of worship on Sunday, Sept 30. It is the time to emphasize the importance of Christian education. Children and leaders from our Church School will be sharing in both worship services. This promises to be a most inspirational day in our Church. The Chancel Choir will sing “Hear My Prayer”— James at the 11:00 o'clock service. A Mixed Quartet will sing (Continued on Page 3)

TEENAGE DANCING CLASS John Black, Dance Instructor, will have a beginners ballroom dancing class at the C. 1.0. Hall, 1010 Main Street, starting Saturday, October 6th at 5:30 p.m. For further information see ad in other part of this paper. JOB’S DAUGHTERS BETHEL NO. 38 Hi, everybody! We certainly, had a nice meeting Saturday night. Thanks to all the parents for coming. Come back often. Giris, remember the paper sale October 6th and remind your substitutes of October 13th. Hope you can all qpme. Thanks again for doing such a nice job for our parents. Hope everyone is over her cold. Marilyn Woodward, H. Q. Diane Woodward, Pub. TOWN NOTICE The Friday and Saturday garbage pick-up service will be discontinued October Ist. The regular Monday and Tuesday schedule will continue. T. O. P. S. We’ve had spreads at Armbus’ before the Danville game. Barksdales’ before the Decatur game, and at Bgjtley’s before the Brownsburg game. Thanks go to the girls and their mothers for the delicious suppers. We had a meeting at Bartley’s on September 17th. We discussed selling candy, getting club pins, and our hayride that’s coming up on October 6th. All girls who can should go Saturday morning to Lewis’ farm to help get everything ready. Also, consult Nanette Fidger to find out what you should bring to the pitch-in. See ya all at the hayride! Patty Bartley, Pres. Karen Barksdale, V.P. and Pub.

BASEBALL NEWS There will be a regular quarterly meeting for the election of officers, Thursday, October 18th at 7:30 p,m. in the Legion Hall. It is an open meeting. Everyone is welcome. Please come! MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH West 18th and Moreland Ave. Rev. George G. Kixnsey. Minister BAPTIST MEN’S EVANGELISTIC RALLY at Garfield Park Baptist Church, Wednesday and Thursday nights. Dr. Gordon Brownville, formerly of Tremont Temple, Boston, speaker. YOUTH RECREATION on the Church lawn, Friday, 6:30 to 8:30 Movies and refreshments. Come, bring a friend! Next Sunday is PROMOTION DAY in the Church School; also “PENNY BANK* Sunday! Our Loan Payment is due October Ist. The Pastor is beginning a series of sermons from THE BOOK OF REVELATION next Sunday evening. The series is based on the seven beatitudes. The Book of Revelation is dramatic and is also practical. It has a message for every individual and for every age. The series will not be a reading of dispensation charts, (Continued on Page 4)

Speedway Christian Church l«tb M. ud Wteta Rev. Kenneth E. Thorne, Minister Rev. Albert R. Graves, Minister of Education Richard W. Lindamood, Minister of Music TWO MORNING SERVICES First Worship Service—9:oo-9:55 a.m. Children’s Study and Worship—9:oo-10:30 a.m; Youth and Adult Classes—lo:oo-10:30 a.m. Second Worship Service—lo:3s.ll:3O am Our regular schedule of two services will be held next Sunday with the Chancel Choir singing for the first service the anthem “Show Me Thfy Way” by Thompson. The combined Angelus Choir and Children’s Chorale will sing for the second * service “Sweet Hour of Prayer” by Bradbury. Mr. Paul Lindley will be the soloist for both , services singing, “Lord God of Abraham” by Mendelssohn. Mr. William Clark, a graduate student in the School of Religion will be the guest speaker at both services in the absence of Rev. Thorne. Mr. Clark is taking special social std Wes preparatory to going to our Yakima Indian Mission at White Swan, Washington as a member of our Home ' Missions Staff. Rev. and Mrs. Thorne and Rev. and Mrs. Graves are attending our International Convention at Des Moines, lowa, September 28th to October 3rd. Rev. Thorne is serving on the Committee on Recommendations from Indiana, and Rev. and Mrs. Graves will be serving as leaders in the Children’s Workers Workshops. (Continued on Page 7)

NOTICE! All persons interested are hereby notified that on the 3rd day of October, 1956, at 7:30 p.m. in the Town Hall, the Board of Zoning Appeals of the Town of Speedway will be asked to grant a variance on the property known as 2103 Cord to permit an improvement or alteration which will not comply with the Zoning Ordinance of 1950 in the following respect: Property encroachment on side lot building line. BROWNIE TROOP NEWS The mothers of Brownie Troop No. 178 held a meeting on Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Robert Foote. A well rounded program was planned for the year, one that will include the spiritual, social and educational. Communion in a body for St. Christopher troops will be on the third Sunday of each month. The first will be October 21st at 8:00 o’clock. A social affair in the form of a tea party will be held in November to celebrate the troop’s third birthday. To this, all mothers will be invited with the Brownies acting as hostesses. Tentative plans for trips are to the Planetarium at Butler, the Goodnight Farms, a milk company and several more. In charge of the Troop this year will be Bertha Foote, leader, Audrey Zischka, co-leader, assisted by Rose Gordon and Alice Dale Decker. Those appointed on the Troop committee were Lillian Plumer, Marie Hatch and Rose Sherman. The first meeting of the year is, planned for Thursday, October 4th. While Mr. Foote entertained the group with some beautiful colored slides of the fathers and daughters picnic, held at the Goodnight Farm last spring, Mrs. Foote and Mrs. Zischka served delicious refreshments. Meeting adjourned at 10:00 o’clock. TIP-TOP SHIP SHAPERS - Sept. 7th we had spread at Lana Stonebraker’s. Sept. 21st spread was at Susan Scott’s. We would like to thank the girls for a good dinner and a nice time. Sept. 18th we had club at Pam Clark’s house. We talked and had refreshments and a business meeting. Our new officers are: President, Marilyn Nieman; Vice Pres., Sharon Stout; Treasurer, Karen Rupert; Sec. and Pub., Charlene Cole. / In our meeting we. talked about selling something to earn money. Good-bye, see you next club meeting. Pres., Marilyn Nieman Pub., Charlene Cole CHRISTMAS CARBS - It is not too early to check your list and order personal printed cards. The sample books may bo in your neighborhood. Call CH. 4-0529 for information. Gift tye, wrapping paper and boxed cards are also available. Loa Amigos class will be happy to have your order. Mrs. Herbert Dunlap, Pres. Mrs. S. A. Gummere, Ch. Sales

Speedway Chureh es the Razareae 5830 CRAWFORDSVILLE ROAD REV. HARRY CARTER, Paetoe Sunday School - 8:30 A.M. Morning Worship ..10:30 A.M. Young Peoples Service «... 6:45 PM. Evangelistic Service 7:30 PM. Mid-Week Prayer Service, Wad. Evening. 7:36

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Wowaa’s Society Of Speedway Methodist Entertains Sub-Distriet Miss Saturnina Lara of Vigan, Philippines, will be the speaker at the Indianapolis Sub-District meeting of the Woman’s Society of Christian Service on Friday morning, Oct. 5, at the Speedway Methodist Church. In 1952, Miss Lara was sent as an official delegate of the National Woman’s Society of Christian Service in the Philippines to the World Federation of Methodist Women which met at Berkeley, Calif. At this meeting she was elected Recording Secretary of the World Federation. On her return to the Philippines she was elected Promotion Secretary of the National Woman’s Society of Christian Service and was re-elected Conference President of the NW Annual Conference of the W.S.C.S. Being Chairman of the Deaeon-, ness Central Board of the Philippines she is also a member of* numerous boards and commissions of the Methodist Church. Luncheon will be served for $1.00., Kindly have reservations for lunch in to Mrs. Clara Nelson, CH. 4-2910, by Friday, Sept. 28. Everyone is cordially invited to the meeting, which begins with registration at 9:00 a.m.

STATE SQUARE DANCE FESTIVAL SEPT. 39 Sixteen local square dance callers have accepted invitations to appear on the program of the Sixth Annual Indiana Square Dance Festival to be held in the Manufacturers’ Building, State Fairgrounds, Indianapolis, on Saturday, September 29, 1956, at 2:00 and 8:00 p.m. Central Daylight time, according to information released by the Festival Program Committee. Callers from this area are: Paul Brading, Russ Clark, Bud Elmore, Max Engle, Max Forsyth, Boh Huddleston, Howard Lauck, Jack Livingston, John Marks, Ted Marshall, Maurice McCullough, Reed Moody, Charlie Sanford, Lloyd Siewers, Alva Stoneburner, and Bill Wise. This festival, sponsored by rural and urban groups throughout the state is expected to draw three thousand dancers and spectators to make this the largest square dance ever held under one roof in the state of Indiana, f' Forty callers and instructors will participate in the program of square and round dances, circle mixers, exhibitions, and novelty (Continued on Page 4) PERSONALS Mrs. Charles C. Badger (the former Peggy Emigholz) left thia week to join her husband in Portsmouth, Virginia where he ia stationed with the Navy. Their address there is 643 N. Elm Street, Portsmouth, Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Craig. IttT Winton Ave. are the proud parents of a 8 1K» 8 on. baby boy, born last Thursday. September M at the Coleman Hospital. They named him John Walter. Mr*. Craig formerly worked at Fam’ll Fashions. /

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