Speedway Flyer, Volume 25, Number 45, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 November 1956 — Page 8

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2139 CORD ST. (IN SPEEDWAY) New Brick Ranch. 3 Bedrooms. IVa Baths, Kitchen. Dining Area, and Living Room. Oil Heat. Attached Garage and All City Utilities. CHapel CHapel < ?44g 4-2727 1452 MAIN STREET Since 1937 808 BLAND, Realtor CH. $-3564 GEORGE BANGE, Realtor CH. 4-5303 808 GENUNG, Realtor CH. 4-5413

SMITH’S Barber & Beauty Shop A Complete Barber and Beauty Service For the Entire Family OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY RALPH C. SMITH, Proprietor 4905 W. 14th STREET CH. 4-1771

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“FIRST IN QUALITY AND SERVICE 9 * EMMETT VENETIAN BUND CO. CARL F. POEHLER, Prop. (PRONOUNCED PAYLER) 3554 West 16th St. ME. 1-2111

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

NUTS. NUTS. NUTS SI.OO per lb. can YOUNG SETTLERS CLASS Speedway Christian Church CH. 1-0616

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SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) . make up. The teacher may provide make up work, but this is an extra burden for teachers, and perhaps is not justified when the absence is not a legal one. Another important reason that good attendance is emphasized is that the school receives state financial support on the basis of average daily attendance. In other words, the amount of state funds received by the school is based on days actually attended by pupils. In order to provide for absences which may not be exactly legal, but are important, the student is permitted to make up a maximum of three days of unexcused absences. For all unexcused absences beyond three days, the pupil will receive a failing grade for each day’s work missed and will not be permitted to make up the work. It is felt that this policy provides for emergencies and still complies rather closely with state attendance laws. The Speedway varsity and re-

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Within these chic but snug-fitting shoes is a pair of weary, aching feet. Ths owner of the shoes —and the feet—has just come home after trudging around town and standing in seemingly endless lines to pay the monthly bills.

If you’re tired of gallivanting all over town, every month, to pay your bills —poundipg bard sidewalks, getting jostled by crowds, waiting in lines—then a Speedway State Bank checking account is for you. In a matter of minutes the job is done. You don’t even have to leave the house. Just put the envelopes in your own mail-box or letter slot.

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Pay your bills the “fountain pen” way. Open a checking account, today, _ with the friendly Speedway State Bank. All it takes to get you started is a phone call.

I Bake Famous Wesson Fruitcake EASY RECIPB X— ———

Heat own to 275° (stow) | 1 cup Wesson OH Mix together........ J m cups brown sugar (packed ta sup) I 4 eggs Boat vigorously with spoon or electrie mixer for 2 minutes. 2 cups sifted OoM Modal all-purpose InWi Sift together. 2 teaspoons salt * 2 teaspoons cinnamon 2 teaspoons allspice 1 teaspoon doves Stir into oil mixture alternately with 1 cup pineapple, apple er orange |vhe Mix 1 cup more tilted flour 1 cup thinly sliced citron 1 cup chopped candied pineapple IJ4 cups whole candied cherries 1 cup raisins \ 1 cup Chopped figs 1 cup coarsely chopped Diamond ® , Walnuts 2 cups coarsely chopped mixed nuts Pour batter over fruit, mixing thoroughly. Uno with brown paper 2 greased loaf pans, 8H x 4H x 2H-in. Pour batter into the pans. Place a pan of water on lower oven rack. Bake cakes 2>§ to 3 hours in slow oven (275°). After baking, let cakes stand 15 minutes before removing from pane. Cool thoroughly on racks without removing paper. When cool, remove paper. WESSON OIL ’«»< SOU MEDAL H.OHR 5 “ Backemeyer’s Grocery 5240 CRAWFORDSVILLE ROAD CHapel 4-0045 Open 7 Days 8 A.M. to 10 P.M.

serves lost Mid-State Conference games to Plainfield last Wednesday night, the former losing to the Plainfield varsity by a 61-39 score and the reserves by a 38-32 score. The 7th grade team broke even in games played the past week winning from Clermont 24-17 and losing to Westlane 17-14. The Bth grade bowed to Clermont 54-26 and to Westlane 27-16. LIBRARY NOTES The Library is open to the public from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Who’s Who, 1956, has been recently added to the Library’s reference section. Ur includes some 40,000 brief biographies of notable men and women in all parts of the world. It complements Who’s

Speedway State Bank specialises in personal checking service by making things simple and easy for you. You can open your account by mail. You can make your deposits by mail. Your monthly statements are mailed to you. You get 50 checks imprinted with your name—free—when you open your account. With a minimum balance of only SSOO, there is no service charge. Under SSOO, service charges are less.

SPEED AV/1 IT State Sank 1 532 Main Street Speedway • Phone CH 4 2496 iccouM Intt/reb up to 510,000 by- c 0 ' C

Who in America reported in this column last week. In addition, these titles are now in the Library collection: Collins—The moonstone Commery—How to decorate and light your home Cooper—Silver spurs to Monterey Corbett—Jungle lore Crisp—Java wreckman Crisp—Treasure of Barby Swim Cronin—The citadel Crouse—Automotive engines ORDER NOW! Beautiful boxed Christmas cards, wrapping paper both in rolls and boxed, ribbon from two companies—it is different. Come —see. Order from Los Amigos. Mildred Dunlap, Pres. B. Gummere, Ch. Sales CH. 4-0529

Resting in its own "easy chair” is this fountain pen. And sitting hardby, in relaxed comfort, is its owner. They’ve just spent a few minutes together writing checks and addressing envelopes—to pay the monthly bills.

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ALLISON SQUARE DANCE NOTICE The Allison Square Dance Club will sponsor a square dance class for beginners, starting Tuesday, Dec. 4 and continuing for a series of eight lessons.**The class will meet 8 until 10 p.m. at the Moose Country Club, 338 Wicker Rd., off 37 South, near Glens Valley. Jack Livingstqp of Speedway, regular caller for the Allison club will instruct the beginner class. Square dancers and would be square dancers, both Allison and non-Allison who are interested in joining the Allison club or the classes, may call officers of the club or the caller. Robert Dooley, President, 1-6504; Wayne Lahmann, Vice Pres., ST. 6-6916; Leßoy Homer, Secy., Treas., CH. 4-3273; Jack Livingston, Caller, CH. 4-0492. MARCH OF DIMES County and city officials for the 1957 March of Dimes were announced today by Greyble L. McFarland, Jr., State Chairman for the January drive. McFarland named Donald Jameson, the president of the Equitable Securities Company for the post of Marion County March of Dimes Chairman. Mr. George Home, who recently retired as vice-president and general manager of Marsh and McLennan, Inc., was named chairman for the City of Indianapolis. The once-a-year drive in January, according to Mr. McFarland, raises funds to care for Indiana polio victims throughout the year. The money is used for patient care, research, and for iron lungs. “Two new cases of polio were reported in Marion County just this week and research to improve the Salk vaccine is going on all the time,” Mr. McFarland said. CHRISTMAS TREES LIONS CLUB LOT 16ih and LYNDHURST STARTS DEC. 7th

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Thursday, November 29, 1956

BROWNIE AND GIRL SCOUT NEWS Troop Birthday. Monday, November 26th Girl Scout Troop 494 had their fourth birthday party. First the girls had their ceremony in which they received their yearly membership cards. They were all served cake and punch. At the closing, Janet Campbell and Barbara McHenry played taps while the girls sang. We want to thank Mrs. Meyers, Fruth and Mrs. Chestnut who were on the committee and served refreshments. Brownie Troop 23 had their regular meeting Monday afternoon. They received their gold stars showing they had been Brownies for three years. The leader of the troop is Mrs. Ralph Thompson; co-leader, Mrs. Ralph Johnson and Mrs. Ralph Carey. President, Lana Jo Little, Publicity, Judy Riba. Brownie Troop 774, held their Investiture Ceremony on November 7th. The Brownies invested were: Lynn Anderson, Connie Cantwell, Deborah Faust, Libby Halbert, Gretchen Hamilton, Rosalyn Hamman, Sharon Irwin, Susan Irwin, Lynne Kurtz, Charlene Lewis, Diana Jean Lippard, Darlene Pickering, Pamela Richer, Linda Rozes, Beverly Sharp, Vicki Sherfick, Kathleen Smith, Linda Smith, Diana Kay Stewart, Terry VanAtta and Pamelia Vaugh. Mrs. Ned Richer, Leader, and Mrs. Fred Smith and Mrs. Fred Kurtz, co-leaders, invested the girls. The mothers were present and refreshments were served. We are looking forward to many happy times in Scouting. PECANS! BLACK WALNUTS! The ladies of the Amity Circle of the Speedway Methodist Church now have pound packages of pecans, the half-size, at $1.30 and pound packages of Black Walnuts at $1.55. Don’t wait too late to get your order in. Call CH. 4-9621.