Speedway Flyer, Volume 26, Number 4, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1957 — Page 6

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ST. ANDREW’S LUTHERAN CHURCH (Continued from page 1) at 6:00 pjn. in Fellowship Hall. The classes are now studying the Apostles’ Creed and basic Christian teachings. YOUTH CHOIR in the choir of the Church at 7:00 pjn. Special work to be done on Lenten music. All high schoolers, grades nine through twelve are welcome. SENIOR LUTHER LEAGUE will meet after choir at 8:00 p.m. Special party tonight with the Leaguers from Prince of Peace Lutheran Mission in Eagledale-Flackville. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30. THE ANNUAL CONGREGATIONAL MEETING will be held in Fellowship Hall beginning with a pitch-in dinner at 6:15 p.m. We will provide baby sitters and fun for the pre-conformation youngsters during the meeting proper which will begin at 7:15 p.m. We hope to have concluded the business by 8:45 p.m. so that families with school age children can be home early. For information or transportation, call the Church Office, CH. 1-4118. THURSDAY, JANUARY 31. THE BROTHERHOOD will meet in Fellowship Hall at 8:00 pan. We will elect new officers for the year. For information or transportation, call the Church Office or Bob White, CH. 1-3178.

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INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS Baseball fans have only a week left to obtain Victory Field’s 30admission ticket books for the bargain price of $25. That’s a savings of SB. The $25 books go off sale February 1, although all other season ticket plans will be available until the opening game here April 16.

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Sad Susie is a stay-at-home. Her husband needs the family car to get to work. So Susie never gets out during the day to go shopping or see her friends.

Happy Helen has a car of her own—not the newest or the fanciest—but plenty good to take her where she wants to go—safely and comfortably

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In reminding fans to get their 30-admission books before the deadline, Owen-J. “Dome” Bush, president of the community-own-ed Indians, reported nearly $13,000 worth of the books sold. Total sales, including the six season plans, amount to over $23,000. The campaign for the $25 ticket books, which has gotten the Indians cash box off to a good start, is spearheaded by the Athletic Committee of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber also is lending support to all of the season ticket plans. Fans may buy the $25 books over the counter or by mail at

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* Victory Field or at the Chamber ! of Commerce, 320 N. Meridian St Prices for box and reserved season tickets range from $16.25 to SBS, each a money-saver. Fans with the SBS season tickets get a i boX seat for every Indians game at Victory Field, and save $34. ; Ten-admission ticket books for $lO also will continue on sale , after February 1. Details of all : ticket plans—including a seating > diagram—will be mailed to any- ! one telephoning the ball park, t MElrose 2-5371. Spring training also is getting ; its share of attention at Victory I Field. Some 30 players go to|

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SPEEDWAY MEIW6DIST CWVBCW (Continued from Page 1) • T Day by Day,” Haydn, at the 9:30 o’clock service. The Chancel | Choir will sing, “AU Thy Works Shall Praise Thee,” by Rogers, at the 11:00 o’clock service. “Teach Us To Pray” is the Offertory Solo that Miss Rita Meggenhofen wiU sing at the 11:00 o’clock service. Our January Class of New Members win be received at the 11:00 o’clock hour. The COLLEGE-AGE GROUP has Sunday School class from 10:15 to 10:45 in the Church basement every Sunday morning. For an inspirational one-half hour, plan to be with us. Our leader is Mr. Neef. IMMANUEL CHOIR win rehearse on Sunday, Jan. 27, at 5:00 pjn. e JUNIOR HIGH MT.Y. win meet on Sunday, Jan. 27, at 6:00 pjn., at the Parish House. . HI YOUTH FELLOWSHIP wiU meet on Sunday, Jan. 27, at 6:00 pjn., at the Church, for a “Hobo Party.” Come dressed as a hobo, and prizes will be given to the King and Queen of the Hobos. TEENS AND TWENTIES (CoUege-Age Group) win have a short business meeting on Sunday, Jan. 27, at 6:30 pjn., at the Church. For recreation, we have planned to go square dancing at the Indiana Roof. Experienced or not, plan to come for an evening of fun. If you are, of “college age” and at present are not attending any church fellowship of young people, you are. most cordially invited to our get-together this Sunday night. You’ll enjoy it. CRUSADERS CHOIR will rehearse on Wednesday, Jan. 30, at 3:15 pjn., at the Church. CHANCEL CHOIR will rehearse on Wednesday, Jan. 30, at 7:30 pjn., at the Church. THE SECOND SESSION of the Children’s School of Missions will be held on Thursday, Jan. 31, from 3:15-4:30 pjn., at the Church. The theme: “Finding Christian Friends in the Phillipines.” Children in the first through the sixth grades are invited. The series will be continued on Feb. 7 and Feb. 14. OUR CHURCH NURSERY is open during the nine-thirty and the eleven o’clock worship services for the convenience of parents who wish, to leave their children with -competent leaders. During both services, there ane Sunday School classes for children through the 6th grade. While Youth and Adults are in the worship service, the children are in Sunday School. Classes for Youth and Adults are held at 10:15 (following the early service). We think that you will enjoy this arrangement and find it a convenient one. WHILE THE MINISTER is on vacation in February, the Reverend Miles J. DePagter, Metropolitan Secretary of the Indianapolis YMCA, will occupy the pulpit on Feb. 3rd and on Feb. 17th. Woman’s Society of Christian Service Day, with a guest speaker, will be observed on Feb. 10th. Rev. Wright will return to the pulpit on Feb. 24th.

EXCHANGE CLUB (Continued from Page 1) the honored guests, will meet in the afternoon as well as other committees. A banquet will be in order at 7 p.m. followed by a dance and a floor show. Many of the State Officers will be present and given due recognition. Mayor Bayt and his family will attend, as well as Mayor Finney of Beech Grove and a great number of state officers. Jack C. Brown, United States District Attorney, will fill the role of MC. More than 500 Exchange members and their families are expected to attend. The eight Charter Clubs in the city and Marion County will be hosts to the party. National in Scope, some 3,000 Clubs make up the total membership throughout the United’States using as a motto, “Unity For Service In That Our Community Will Always Be A Better Place To Live.” The Speedway Exchange Club meets each Wednesday noon at the B & B Restaurant, 3451 West

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THURS., FRI.. SAT. JANUARY. 24-25-26 8:42 pjn. “Toward The Unknown” In Color Starring William Holden Lloyd Nolan Virginia Leith Charles McGraw PLUS 7:00 pan. “Dangerous When Wet” In Technicolor Starring Esther Fernando Lamas Jack Carson Charlotte Greenwood Denise Darcel

SATURDAY MATINEE JANUARY 26 Show Opens at 1:15 P.M. Show Starts at 1:30 PJd. “Hep Harrigan” Serial: Chapter No. 6 2 Comedies 4 Cartoons “Masterson of Kansas” Prise Drawing for the Kiddies at end of Matinee Show Out at 4:04 pan. Show Reopens at 1:45 PM.

SUN. MON. TUES. JANUARY 27-28-28 “The Mountain” In Vista Vision k Color Starring Spencer Tracy Robert Wm* Claire Trevor PLUS Starring Jack Carson STARTING WEDNESDAY JANUARY 30 “First Texan” AND “Annie Ctet Your Gun”

Thursday, January 24, 1957

16th Street. Lester Allen is currently president and Benjamin Schuss is secretary. Union Carbide Nnelenr Names New Viee-Pres. Adolph Q. Lundquist has been appointed a Vice-President of Union Carbide Nuclear Company, a Division of Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation, it was announced by Lyman A. Bliss, President of this Division of tbg Corporation. ' Mr. Lundquist joined Union Carbide in 1942 as Assistant Superintendent of Uravan, Colorado, operations of United StataD* Vanadium Corporation, the Di? vision of Union Carbide that was succeeded by Union Carbide Nuclear. He was transferred to the Rifle, Colorado, plant of the Company in 1945 to become Superintendent of operations there and in 1952 was appointed General Superintendent of all mills in Colorado. He was appointed General Manager of Colorado Plateau operations at Grand Junction in 1955. Mr. Lundquist from the beginning has been connected with the Corporation’s activities in the production of high-grade uranium concentrate in which the Corporation has set the pace in the industry. Mr. Lundquist was bom in Canon City, Colorado. He received the degree of Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Colorado in 1930.

Red Cross Offers Free Home Nursing Courses A tip for the New Year! Red Cross free Home Nursing courses prepare women to better cany out the doctor’s orders in the event of sicknesses or injuries in their homes. The Care of the Sick and Injured course is especially desigW ed for the busy housewife and mother who is constantly being called upon to take care of some member of the family injured ja. a home, traffic, or industrial air cident. The course, taught by graduate nurses at the Red Cross chapter, 1126 North Meridian, and at schools, churches, and community centers, enables more women to take care of sick—and also injured—members of the family. The Mother and Baby Care course for prospective parents and grandparents teaches the latest methods of prenatal and postnatal care of children. It also .is taught at the.chapter house, schools, churches, and community centers. Red Cross Mother and Baby Care classes will begin at the chapter house January 14, and will meet twice a week on Monday and Thursday for three weeks. One series of classes wffi meet from 1:30' to 3:30 pm. and another from 7:30 to 0:30 pm. Care of the Sick and InjurM classes will start at the chapmr house January 15, and Will mapt twice a week on Tuesday «Mi Friday for three and one-hut weeks. One series of deans wm meet from 1 to 3:15 pm. and aPother from T to 0:15 pm. People interested in snroßMf in either of the free Home Nursing courses or in establishing a class at a ccemaunity cantor should call Indianapolis Itol Cross. MKtame 4-1441.