Speedway Flyer, Volume 25, Number 41, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 November 1956 — Page 3

Thursday, November 1, 1956

1506 Main St. Speedwoy CH. 4-0210 Announces A Complete New HOSIERY DEPARTMENT 4 A Burlington Hosiery Product V w V 3 The Finest Quality Hosiery \ Money Cnn Buy i I 9 , AU At Popular Prices /S'.i.ix * / J Back to work, back to school, \ back to schedules! Take Fall—and Ballet—in your stride. A host of glamour sheers to carry you vH HSF 4 smoothly through the day— V ’ from walking to dancing. You're V'F-j[ beautifully in view in stockings W||| that caress every curve of your leg; blended for you in Skin-Type tones. Make a memo to put Ballet stockings |||| in your fall plans now. I||| ® SEAMLESS $1.35 to $1.65 N FULL FASHION SI.OO to $1.65 Open*9:oo A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Daily ■ Charge AccOUNj Fridays till 8:30 P.M.

DEBRA CURLETTE BEAUTY SHOP Complete Beauty Service 5508 W. Washington St. CH. 4-0325 OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Operated by Proprietors, Alice & Lucille

WE NOW CLOSE AT 8:00 P.M. NEWT’S STANDARD SERVICE Corner of 10th & Lynhurst ROAD SERVICE - CH. 4-0713 WE GIVE STOP AND SHOP STAMPS 222

KENNETH W. Jaynes Plumbing & Heating INSTALLATION AUL WORK REPAIIt GUARANTEED REMODELING ME. 1-9803 1833 N. Moreland Ave.

«We Keep Year Days Wit* Mamie” RECORD PLAYERS from 821 35 up RECORDS—The Finest In Hi Fl SQUARE AND BOUND DANCE RECORDS ALSO RAINBOW RECORDS SPEEDWAY RECORD SHOP 5244 CrawlnrdsviUe Rd. CH. 4-2552

ST. CHRISTOPHER’S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Contlnuea rrom Page 1) non-Catholics will be much appreciated. Every penny earned in this way helps toward the new Church. Thanks. The Big Event of the Week—the ANNUAL TURKEY DINNER AND FESTIVAL—Sunday, November 4. Dinner served cafeteria style 12:30 to s—Menu elsewhere. Treat yourself to eating out, and again we say, help build our new Church. Thank you again. Everyone is welcome. PECANS! PECANS! Yes, our pecans are beginning to come in. They’re the same as last year—broken halves, but plenty of whole halves to satisfy most cooks—sl.3o per pound. Call Mrs. Wilbur Reidy, CHapel 4-2231, Mrs. Walter Freund, CHapel 4-2384, or Nora Bray (evenings) CHapel 4-0586. We hope to have plenty in to sell Sunday at the Turkey Dinner. Congratulations to Mary and Jim Schneider of 1950 MacArthur Lane. Dan, Tim and Tom are very happy about their brother Jim who was born October 23d about 4 pin. at the Methodist Hospital. He weighed 7 lb. 10 oz. Mary and Jim came home Saturday afternoon. High Masses at 8 o’clock on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings this week were'said for Mary Catherine Hendricks at the request of the family and for William Fogarty at the request of Mr. and Mrs. John Fogarty. It is customary for Catholic people to remember their dead in a special manner during the month of November. Surely with all the war news in our papers each day, we hardly need to say keep the First Saturdays in remembrance and obedience to Our Lady of Fatima in her apparition to the three children. Pray daily the Rosary for peace in the world. And we might add, attend daily Mass, receive daily Holy Communion, offering them all up for peace in the world. .Nora Bray

Ist OF MONTH SALE Huy Yow for Christmas! 15% OFF ON ENTIRE STOCK OF SWEATERS aud PRESS SHIRTS FROM WELL KNOWN MAKERS Pay on Our Convenient Lay-A-Wuy Plan MENS WEAR Open Every Friday Night Until 8:30 1582 Main St CH. 4-8662

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STRONG BID FOR AYERS (Continued from Page I) and to take the time to plan what he will do if he is elected. His program, the committee explained, is to set into operation a modern plan for road improvement and maintenance; a more efficient system of buying, one that is fair and without favoritism; a dignified and just method of inspection of the County institutions; to help organize and work with community organizations and committees for the improvement of the county; and to cooperate fully with the Metropolitan Plan Commission. They further expain that ore of Mr. Ayers outstanding characteristics is his ability to work with others; either in an executive capacity or in committee functions, which, they feel, is one quality most urgently needed in the position of county commissioner since office harmony and cooperation is essential to the well being of any county administration. The Committee further pointed to his qualifications as an able administrative executive on the basis of his previous experience as a successful food market owner and operator and public servant for over 12 years. A resident of 917 Cameron Street and a life long resident of Marion County he has been active in political and civic activities for the past thirty-two years. He is 53 years old. Presently he is employed in the City Building Commissioner’s Department. He was formerly a member of the Center Township advisory board and was supervisor of plumbing inspectors from 1948 to 1951. He is married and the father of one child. Pd. Adv.

2nd and FINAL WEEK OF OUR 11th ANNIVERSARY SALE SAVINGS OF 54 - % - 54

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