Speedway Flyer, Volume 26, Number 20, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1957 — Page 1

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St. Christopher’s Catholic Church 5335 West 16th Street Rev. L. A. Lindemann - Pastor Rev. R. J. Terrill Assistant Pastor Sunday Masses: 6—7—8—9—10:30 and 11:30 ajn. Tonight is the night of the MEN’S STAG at St. Christopher —6:30 to Midnite —$1.00 offering is asked at the door—Free refreshments—Lots of Fun. This Stag Party is sponsored by the Men’s Club, but all friends of St. Christopher are invited, whether Catholic or non-Cathloic. At the eight o’clock Mass Sunday, the Girl Scouts and Brownies will receive Holy Communion in a body. The Junior C.Y.O. will receive corporate Holy Communion at the 9 o’clock Mass. After each Mass, breakfast will be served downstairs in the dining room. A silver offering is asked for breakfast. The eighth grade boys were invited to the C.Y.O. Softball organization meeting last Sunday afternoon. St. Ann’s Discussion Group met with Agnes Benedetto at 9:30 yesterday morning. Mrs. Joyce Peters was hostess for the Sacred Heart Discussion Group Monday evening at 7:45. Rev. John Elford, Director of the C.Y.O. will be the guest speaker at the C.Y.O. Reception of Members dinner Tuesday, May 21st. The reception ceremony in the church at 6 p.m. will be followed by a pitch-in supper in the dining room at 6:30. The parents of the new members as well as the parents of the (Continued on page 4)

"500” Festival Program An estimated 150,000 people will crowd the streets of Indianapolis for the first Annual “500” Festival Pageant which will be staged on May 29th, the eve of the Indianapolis 500 Mile Race Classic. The “500” Festival, an Indianapolis version of the famous New Orleans Mardi Gras, the Memphis Cotton Carnival, and the Annual California Rose Bowl Festival, will include a two hour colorful parade of outstanding bands, horse patrols, marching units and 23 gigantic floats. Almost 1,000 people will be dancing on the Circle Monument .streets in gay costumes to the tunes of square dance and popular music. There will also be an invitational ball for 500 couples on this festive night in the largest ballroom in the State of Indiana. 533 business, professional and civic leaders of greater Indianapolis have banded together in an organization known as “500” Festival Associates, Inc., with an objective of making Indianapolis at 500 mile race time, the most colorful and festive city in the United States. The present plans culminated weeks of planning and organizational work by representatives of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, the Indianapolis Merchants Association, City Officials, the Indianapolis Convention Bureau, the Murat Shrine and 500 Speedway officials. Sam J. Freeman, President of L. Strauss & Company, and the new President of “500” Festival Associates, Inc., has expressed confidence that the Indianapolis celebration will grow to a three or four day affair within the next few years. “For more than 30 years, Indianapolis has needed such an organized festival and I have never been associated with a program or project that has enjoyed such sponstaneous approval on the part of our City,” he said.

Robison-Ragsdale Auxiliary No. 133 Saturday, MaJ 18th, at 2:00 p.m., the Juniors of the RobisonRagsdale Auxiliary Unit 133 of the American Legion, will have their monthly meeting at the home oLMrs. Vera Peters. Hostess will be the Misses Linda and Nancy AllenFollowing the business meeting Mrs. John Hickey, Junior Activities Chairman, will explain the origin and purpose of the “wear the Poppy Day,” May 24th and 25th. Butler Yearbook Stall Alan Sanders, 7706 English, Indianapolis, has been appointed editor of the 1957-58 Drift, Butler University yearbook. Nancy Sharp, Shelbyville, will be associate editor of the annual yearbook. Thomas Shirley, 2605 Shelby, Indianapolis, is to be business manager, and Jan Fitzsimons of Grosse Pointe, Mich., has been chosen art editor.

Speedway Church of tie Rezarene 5020 CRAWFORDSVILLE ROAD REV. HARRY CARTER. Pastor Sunday School , 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship 10:30 AM. Young Peoples Service 6:45 PM. Evangelistic Service 7:30 PM. Mid-Week Prayer Service, Wed. Evening, 7:30 *

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CYF News The youth session of the State Convention of the Disciples of Christ is this Sunday at the University Park Christian Church, from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Those who are planning to attend the Convention will leave the church at 1:30. There will be four different interest groups for C.Y.F. members. They will be (1) “Friendship To Marriage” by Richard Lentz, (2) “Getting Along With Parents” by Lyle Harvey, (3) “Facing the Question of War” by Louis Deer, and (4) “Serving Your Community” by Robert Welsh. This Sunday evening is also the CYF picnic at Danville. We will leave the church at 4:30 and will eat at 6:30. Those attending the convention, or working at the track, may go direct to the picnic. Bring your own wieners, buns and roasting sticks. Please bring a thermos of some sort of soft drink if you can. Also bring a blanket to sit on for vespers. Anyone who can drive be at the church by 4:30.

Coming Event Sponsored By Indiana Lions Club 1957 Custom Auto Show at the Indiana State Fairgrounds, May 25th thru May 30th. Tickets are being sold by all Lions Club members and local businesses. Price of these advanced sale tickets is 75c—15c cheaper than gate admission. Fifty per cent of all prior ticket sales goes to Lions Clubs for the various charities they support. As an added attraction, the MISS UNIVERSE CONTEST to select MISS INDIANA is being held at show. So get your tickets early and have your self a good time.

Open House At Sisters Of The Good Shepherd The Sisters of the Good Shepherd, 111 West Raymond Street, have recently completed a remodeling project at their Marydale School. To beter acquaint the people of Indianapolis with their school activities the Sisters will hold an Open House on May 17, 18 and 19. In conjunction with the Open House they are arranging a three-day Fiesta, opening with a Fish Fry on Friday the 17th from 5:30 to 8:00 pm. An Italian Spaghetti dinner will be served on Saturday, May 18th from 5:30 to 8:00 p.m. and a hot Ham Dinner will be served on Sunday from 11:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. An array of booths handling an endless variety of gifts and merchandise will end a carnival spirit to the occasion. All activities will be held in St. Joseph’s Hall located in the building to the rear of Fatima Retreat House. Ample parking space will be available under the supervision of the civil defense police. The cuisine will tempt the palate of the most exacting gourmet. The Sisters assure everyone a visit that will leave pleasant and lasting memories.

Stallwoods To Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary, May 21 Mr. and Mrs. George Stallwood, 5123 W. 15th Street will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Tuesday, May 21st with an Open House at their home, from 7 to 10 p.m. A cordial invitation is extended to all their Speedway friends. Natives of England, they were married there, coming to the United States in 1921. They have lived in Speedway for 32 years. Mr. Stallwood retired from Allisons in 1951. 25th Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Perry F. McDole, Sr., 1205 Rosner Drive celebrated their Silver wedding Anniversary Sunday, May 12th with a family pitch-in dinner given by May McDole. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Max Beaver and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clerk, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. John Edmonds, Murat Shrine Potentate, J. Worth Baker, all of Indianapolis. Out of town guests were Mrs. Louva Baker of Sheridan, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Benson of Noblesville, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin K. Baker of Westfield, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Roberts of LaGrange, Indiana. Perry F. McDole, Jr. and bride, the - former Anna Lee Edmonds, of El Paso, Texas, called to' congratulate the McDoles on their anniversary and to extend Mother’s Day greetings to both mothers. Perry is stationed at Ft, Bliss. SCHOOL NEWS Current School Calendar May 16, Baseball, Ben Davis. There. May 17, Operetta, “Medics and Merriment.” May 24, Honor Day, 10:42 a.m. May 26, Baccalaureate. May 28, Commencement. May 30, Memorial Day. No school. June 5, Last full day of school. June 6, No school. June 7, Pupils return for report cards at 10:00 a.m.

On Monday, May 27, at 7:30 p.m. in the Vocal Room of the Music Building there will be a meeting of parents and pupils interested in renting a musical instrument. The plan which will be further explained at the meeting will give parents an opportunity to rent an instrument for a period of three months and then either return the instalment or apply the rental on the purchase price, also, at this meeting, Mr. Dalton Wicker, Band Director, will explain the opportunities offered in the instrumental program and school bands. Instruction on the various instruments will be available this summer for pupils from the present 6th grade through high school. Continued on Page 6) Sparkle-aires present MEDICS AND MERRIMENT May 17, 1957 8:00 pan. High School Gym

St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church The Church with the Red 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. SUNDAY, MAY 19. 3:30 pm. Adult Instruction Class. 6:00 pm. Confirmation Class. 7:00 pm. Youth Choir Practice. 8:00 pm. Senior Luther League. TUESDAY, MAY 21. The WOMEN OF THE CHURCH will meet at 8:00 pm. in Fellowship Hall. The CHURCH COUNCIL will meet at 8:00 pm. WEDNESDAY, MAY 22. the SENIOR CHOIR will practice at 8:00 pm. in the Choir of the Church. THURSDAY, MAY 23. The BROTHERHOOD of St. Andrew’s will meet at 8:00 pm. in Fellowship Hall for their regular monthly meeting. A Special CONGREGATIONAL MEETING has been called for Friday, June 7, 1957 at 8:00 pm. concerning the Council’s recommendation on the report of the Survey Committee. “LUTHERAN. EVANGELISM MISSION,” October 13, through October 18, 1957.

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Ladies' Party The ladies of St. Christopher Cliurch are famous for their parties; another to be give® Thursday, May 23rd from 7:00 o’clock until 11:00 p.m. Mrs. Ann Adair and her kitchen committee promise to have more of those delicious bar-b-que and ham sandwiches plus pop com, cold drinks and coffee. Mrs. Rose Sherman is general chairman, assisted by Mrs. Eileen Murphy. Bake Sale Speedway Chapter 561, O.E.S. will sponsor a bake sale Saturday, May 25th at V. K. Nelsons, 4906 W. 16th St., 9:00 a.m. Triple C Homemakers The Triple C meeting will be held May 17th at the home of Jean Murphy, 5102 W. 10th St. Co-Hostess will be Phyllis Boswell. The lesson for this month will be “Meal Management.” We will also have a “white elephant” auction. This will be the first meeting for our new members so let’s all be there to welcome them. Stella Crane, Pres. Mildred Tower, Pub.

Concert To Honor Butler Seniors A special concert honoring Butler University seniors graduating in June will be given by the University Concert Band in the Hilton U. Brown Theatron at 5 p.m. May 19 (Sunday). Music majors from the 1957 class will conduct. They are Kenneth Smith, Monon; Charles Mathis, Peru; James Bossey, Knox; D. Royce Boyer, Vienna, Va., and Wendell Schmoe, Indianapolis. A Horn Quartette composed of John Miller, Indianapolis; Sherrie By field, Winamac; Irvin Martin, Lebanon, and Janet Cox, Westfield, will perform Waldlied by Muller. The band will feature works by Bach, Holst, Strauss, Hanson, Erickson, Latham and Belton. The public is invited.

Thursday, May 16, 1957

Mr. Rubin (Dutch) Feick will be salesmanager with Mr. Joe Hanson as saleman. Mr. Feick has lived on the west side for the past 18 years and has been manager and salesman for the past 6 years with two of the leading General Motors Dealers. Mr. Feick is a member of Speedway Lodge, Scottish Rite and Murat Temple. Mr. Hanson, 5425 W. 16th St. will be remembered as owner and operator of the Texaco service station at Lyndhurst and 16th St. for many years where he made many friends. Prior to that time Mr. Hanson was in the automobile business in Bloomington, Indiana. Speedway Jaycee Jaynes We wish to thank the following people for their help in making our Style Show such a success: Sutphin’s Sporting Goods for the table decorations; Mrs. Mildred Tower for playing the piano; the A&P Grocery for the coffee; Dayan’s, Mr. Davis and all the help; Kirby Mortuary for the tickets. Our deepest gratitude to the drivers’ wives for modeling: Mrs. Duane Carter and daughter Joan; Mrs. Jean Hartley and daughter Julie; Mrs. Jack Turner, Mrs. Roger Ward and Mrs. George Amick. ,

Lioness To Install New Officers The Speedway Lioness Club will install the following officers at their next meeting, May 20th, 7:45 pm. in Fellowship Hall, Speedway Christian Church: President, Mrs. Lester Tower; Vice President, Mrs. Walter Dugger; Secretary, Mrs. Robert McMahon; Treasurer, Mrs. Norman Brennan; Publicity, Mrs. Ralph Wegener; Lion Tamer, Mrs. Donald Wright; Lion Keeper, Mrs. Robert Gilmore; Directors, Mesdames, H. Lee Norman, John Whitmore, George Hunt and David Burns. Hostesses for the evening are: Lioness L. Wright, chairman; assisted by Lionesses McMahon, Smith, Coughlin, Norcott, Bahne and Simpson. Mrs. Duane Carter, wife of the famous “500” driver, will be the guest speaker. Mrs. Carter will show movies of last year’s race. Several other race drivers’ wives will also be guests.

Mr. DeLapp (Jimmie) announces the opening of a Used Car Sales outlet at 4802 Crawfordsville Road. Mr. DeLapp operated a successful used car sales lot known as DeLapp Auto Sales from 1949 through 1952. Since that time he has been a new and used car manager with two of the largest and oldest General Motors Dealers in Indianapolis. He also has had experience in service departments in both dealerships. Mr. DeLapp states that he will sell most all makes of current model cars and the highest quality used cars. All used cars will be a customer satisfaction policy.

Speedway Methodist Church REV. HOWARD E. WRIGHT, PASTOR First Hour—9:3o-10:45 9:30-10:15—First Worship Service. 9:30-10:15 Church School for children 0-11 years. Church for children Ist thru 6th grades. 10:15-10:45—Church School for Youth and Adults. Second Hour— 11:00-12:00—Second Worship Service. 11:00-11:30—Church School for children 0-11 years. 11:30-12:00 Junior Church for children Ist thru 6th grades. (The-Nursery and Toddlers’ Rooms are open during both services for the convenience of parents who wish to leave their children with competent leaders). A WARM, FRIENDLY WELCOME awaits you at the Speedway Methodist Church. Nursery facilities and Sunday School classes for children through 12 years of age are provided during both worship services. If you are not attending any ehurch at present, we invite you to worship with us. “MAKING THE MOST OF DISAPPOINTMENT” is the ijermon theme on which Rev. Wright will speak at both services of worship on Sunday, May 19. A mixed quartet consisting of Rita Meggenhofen, Lois Poston, Graham Meggenhofen and Hanford Lloyd, will sing the offertory, “The Lord’s Prayer,” by Gates, at both services of worship. At the 11:00 o’clock service, the Chancel Choir will sing the anthem, “Praise,” by Rowley. At the 11:00 o’clock service, new members will be received into our fellowship. JUNIOR M.Y.F. will meet Sunday, May 19, at 6:00 p.m., at the church. HI YOUTH FELLOWSHIP will meet Sunday, May 19, at (Continued on page 5)

“500” Frolic Saturday Night The Speedway Recreation Club will really be alive this Saturday night, May 18. Easy Gwenn, one of Indiana’s most popular disc jockeys, will be back to spin the platters for a really fabulous teen hop, the “500” FROLIC. Hours for this dance have been CHANGED TO 9:00 to 12:00 p.m. The Teen Committee will have this ballroom decorated in colorful race fashion typical of the famous Memorial Day Classic. And those flashy Bermudas most of the teenagers are planning to wear will add a touch of spice! Members must have their identification and guests are limited to one per member. Age: 12 to 17. Since an overflow crowd is expected, the balcony will be open. You’ll have (probably) your first glimpse of the pool filled for the 1957 season. Yesiree, swimming time is almost here—a week and two days to be exact! Job's Daughters May 18 is our Parent’s Night and our last initiation of this term. There will be a pitch-in dinner at 5:30. The meeting will be at 7:30. The time of year has rolled around for a new council and the May 18th meeting is the date set for the election. The choir will not have a practice. The girls who have money out from the skating party, the chili supper, or for other reasons, please have the money ready to turn in by May 25. The girls who ordered installation pictures can pick them up after the meeting Saturday night. The ones who owe money on the pictures please bring it. Anne Lynch, H.Q. Gloria Johnson, Pub.

Camp Fire Girls District VI The Mother-Daughter Tea and Fly-Up Ceremony for District VI will be May 19th from 2:30 to 4:00 p.m. at the Wesley Methodist Church, (in the basement) 3535 W. 30th St. In addition to the Fly-Up Ceremony, there will be a Camp Fire movie, singing, refreshments and a surprise for the mothers. ALL girls in District VI and their mothers are invited to come to this very lovely party. Lilly Scholarships Twenty Indianapolis coeds from Butler University were among those receiving Lilly Endowment scholarships in elementary education totaling $6,700. Indianapolis girls honored were Martha Ahrendt, Nancy Fleming, Carolyn Hawthorne, Marilyn Crow, Nancy Neale, Elinor Sheppard, Kathy Winnefeld, Judith Barr, Irene Greenhalgh, Annette Hay, Donna Leibold, Betty Marcus, Cynthia White, Jane Bernhardt, Billie Bickel, Geraldine Glazier, Sandra Penock, Judith Puckett, Jane Reynolds, and Jeannie Steele. Other Butler girls receiving Lilly grants are Elizabeth Anne Fleming, Marjorie Gillespie, Mignon Dismore, Carolyn Mustard, Barbara Bailey, Carolyn Murphy, June Reibolt, Sallie Sheppard, and Bonnie Giltner.

Speedway Christian Church 14th St. and Winlon At*. Ray Montgomery, Minister 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 am. Second Worship Service—lo:3s-11:30 a.m. GUEST MINISTERS, from all sections of the State, will be occupying the pulpits of the Christian churches of Indianapolis and vicinity next Sunday morning. The Rev. Robert Huber of Bloomington will deliver the sermon at both morning services in our church. Rev. Huber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Titus Huber, not only grew up in our community and church, but is the only person to be ordained for the Christian ministry from our congregation. We urge everyone to attend. The special music for both services will be provided by the chancel choir singing the anthem, “Great Is The Lord” by Thompson. CHANCEL FLOWERS. The chancel bouquets for next Sunday will be given by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dugger in memory of Mrs. Dugger’s father, Mr. W. R. Eckard, and Mr. Dugger’s mother, Mrs. Emma Dugger; Mrs. Lloyd Neese and family in memory of Mr. Lloyd Neese; and, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Glidewell in honor of the 82nd birthday of Mrs. Glidewell’s mother, Mrs. Rosa Simms. The bouquet given last Sunday by the Alsmeyer family was enjoyed by Mr. Titus Huber. NEW MEMBERS. We were happy to welcome into our church membership last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Archie G. Hillman of 2031 N. Gerrard Street. SENIOR HI NOTES. All who are interested in going to the State Convention next Sunday afternoon will meet at the church at 1:30 p.m. Meet at the church at 4:00 p.m. to go to the picnic at Danville. Those attending the Convention, or those working at the track, may go direct to the picnic grounds to eat (6:30 p.m.) and join in the vesper service. Bring wiener forks, wieners, buns, jug of drink, and old blankets to sit on during the vesper service. Cars will be needed for transportation, so if you can drive and assist, it will be appreciated. (Continued on Page 6)

Brownie and Girl Scout News Brownie Troop 23 held a very impressive candlelight Investiture on Monday, May 6th in which the girls were presented with their fly-up wings and girl scout pins. Brownies who flew up were: Nancy Amick, Sherre Baker, Helen Bledsoe, Diane Carey, Linda Delong, Linda Eppen, Brenda Hawkins, Sue Johnson, Judy Keel, Lana Little, Marsha MacPhee, Pamela Muston, Betsy Najar, Lynn Parks, Deborah Pollock, Judy Riba, Janet Thompson, Teresa Todd and Marsha Wilson. Refreshments were planned and served by a very capable troop committee with the help of the mothers. The leader, Mrs. Ralph Thompson, Co-leaders, Mrs. Ralph Johnson and Mrs. Ralph Carey were pinned with yellow carnation corsages before the ceremony began. Thank you mothers, from the leaders and nineteen shining new Girl Scouts! Scouts! v Brownie Troop 471 invited their mothers for their candlelight Investiture Ceremony into Girl Scouts. Green decorated cake and punch were served. The table centerpiece was a Maypole in green and white with miniature Girl ScouW holding a streamer and a pink carnation for each other. Those invested were Janice Atkinson, Barbara Curry, Janet Farley, Linda Luder, Barbara Love, Sherre Raquet, Chris Solt, Lynn Schoenewey, Mary Schrock, Jane Scott, Mary Jo Zimmer, Carla Johnson, Linda Walker, Susan Coll and Susan Young.

Brownie Scout Troop 124 held their fly-up ceremony Thursday, May 9, with their mothers as guests. The candlelight service advanced the following eighteen girls into Intermediate Scouting: Jill Aikeh, Emma Lou Allen, Evelyn Burton, Sharon Burrus, Martha Campbell, Pamela Erickson, Sara Harper, Nannette Heady, Wilma Jacobs, Jane Jarvis, Karen Knoebel, Sandra Marlette, Karolyn Roberts, Patricia Schmaltz, Linda Sewell, Jeanne Smith, Constance Winnings, Donna Woodward. Our thanks to the committee of mothers, Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Sewell, Mrs. Aiken, Mrs. Burton and Mrs. Burrus, for the refreshments and* decorations.

Alpha Delta Omega Epsilon Chapter Forestine Hagarety wjjl be our hostess for this evening’s meeting, May 16, Helen Wunder, assisting. We are certain to be pleasantly entertained by Eunice Elder’s book review of, “Onions in the Stew,” Betty MacDonald, author. L. M. Forbes, Reporter

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Cub Scout News Pack 66 won a blue ribbon at the Scout Fair. We want to thank Jo Klippel, Chairman and Virginia Ridolfo, Co-Chairman for all of the planning and work they did to make this award possible. Thanks also to Art Gidotti for doing a fine job on the ticket sales and to Ken Lee for making the nice posters for the booth. Cub Soft Ball will begin on Tues., June 4th, at 6 o’clock at the High School Athletic Field. Parents are welcome to attend the games. Den 3 wishes to thank Jackie Eldridge for his birthday treat. The boys in Den 6 have been working on projects and were rewarded at the last meeting with a picnic. We want to welcome Gary Hermon into our den. Den 14 wants to welcome Stepen Riser and Hank Nickles into the den. We want to thank Mrs. Riser for the party she gave to celebrate the birthdays of Jim McCain and Steve Haig. Den 15. had a Hamburger Fry at their last meeting. We want to thank Mr. and Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Haehl for the picnic and also for all of the nice things they have done for the den during the past year. We also want to thank the other mothers who have furnished refreshments this year and Dick Burdge, our Den Chief, for the refreshments to celebrate his birthday. We are sorry that Jimmy, Page has been sick. Den 2 held their last den meeting May 13, 1957. We had ice cream and cake and played games. Thanks to Mrs. Link and Guidotti for the party. Steve Brower sold the highest number of Scout Fair tickets and received a flash light lantern. We are sorry that David Bogue and Raymond Grivett are going to move and won’t be with us in the Fall. Good luck to both of them.

Attention Speedway Masonic Lodge Members Speedway Lodge 729 announces a change in date for the “500” dinner. It will be Wednesday, May 22nd instead of Thursday, May 23rd. Dinner time will be 6:30 p.m.

Spaxkle-aires present MEDICS AND MERRIMENT May 17. 1957 8:00 pan. - High School Gym ____________ NORTHWEST BAPTIST CHURCH (Southern Baptist) 1010 Main Street (UA.W.-CJ.O. Bldg.) SpOdwty Rev. H. J. Conger Pastor ' ' -1 CHapel 1-0419 Sunday School, 9:45 am. Morning Worship, 11:00 am.

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