Speedway Flyer, Volume 26, Number 20, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1957 — Page 6

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SPEEDWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Continued from Pace 1? APPRECIATION DINNER. Next Monday at 6:30 p.m. all Church School workers will be honored at a dinner in Fellowship Hall. The church is sponsoring this event to show its appreciation of the splendid contribution made by its many teachers and workers in the Church School. Dr. James Blair Miller from the Butler School of Religion will be the guest speaker. ESTHER CIRCLE will meet with Mrs. Thomas C. Tsareff, 1*702 N. Lyndhurst Drive, on Tuesday, May 21st at 1:00 p.m. Mrs. Harold Monce will assist, and Mrs. Ganz Hammer, Sr. will give the devotions. GOLDEN RULE CLASS PARTY. Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Rash, 5357 Walton Street, will entertain the Golden Rule Class on Tuesday, May 21st qt 7:30 p.m. You may call Mrs. Rash, CH. 4-2163, if you need directions to find the address. Mrs. Forestine Hagerty will give the devotions. CHANCEL CHOIR will rehearse on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. SERVICE DAY will be held in Fellowship Hall on Thursday, May 23rd from 9:00 a.m.'to 3:00 p.m. to sew for the Little Red Door. This will be the last meeting for the summer. CHRISTIAN WOMEN’S FELLOWSHIP Executive Committee meeting will be held in the Junior Hi Room on Thursday, May 23rd at 1:00 p.m. CHILDREN’S CHORALE will meet at 3:00 p.m. on Thursday for rehearsal and party. CLOISTER CHOIR will meet at 8:00 p.m. Thursday for rehearsal and party. STATE CONVENTION. The Annual State Convention of the Christian churches is now in session. Day sessions will be conducted at the Third Christian Church, and evening sessions at the Murat Temple. We urge the members of our church to attend. BACCALAUREATE SUNDAY. At the second service on Sunday, May 26th, we will honor the High School Seniors of our church. On this occasion, they will wear their caps and gowns and be seated in a body.

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Butler Scholarships Firty-five high school seniors from Marion County are among the recipients of 83 scholarships totaling $20,750 from Butler University, for 1957-58 President M. O. Ross has announced. Receiving scholarships also are 35 Hoosier seniors outside the country and three out-of-state students. Distribution to local schools is Broad Ripple, nine; Shortridge, seven; Manual, six; Howe and Tech, four each; Speedway three; Ben Davis, Cathedral, Warren Central and Southport, two each; and Sacred Heart, St. Mary’s, Beech Grove and St. Agnes, one each. The scholarships are awarded on a basis of high scholastic achievement during the students’ high school careers and high proficiency on state scholarship examinations. They are renewable provided the recipients meet Butler scholarship standards during their freshman year. The recipients from Speedway are; James Hardin, 1815 Norfolk Street; Linda L. Logston, 1718 Winton Avenue, and Judith A. Raybern, 1634 N. Norfolk Street.

Thursday, May 16, 1957

Sehfl News (Continued from Page 1) There will be an important meeting of students and parents interested in U»e 4-H Club pro-1 1 gram for this .summer in the high school gymnasium, Wednesday, May 22, at 7:30 p.m. This meeting will be an opening of the program tor the coming year and also a meeting to honor last year’s members for their achievements. Achievement pins will be awarded to all members and enrollment blanks tor 1957 will be available. Plan to attend.

Mr. Clyde Sallee, varsity basketball coach for the past three years, has resigned that position and Mdrris Pollard has been appointed to handle the varsity cagers next year. The reserve team, coached by Mr. Pollard the past season, will be coached by Lyle Neat next year. Mr. Sallee will coach the 7th and Bth grade* teams. The baseball team defeated Danville 25-2 and Brownsburg 4-0 'in recent games making Speedway’s conference record 4- * 1. The team was scheduled to ptay Decatur Central Tuesday afternoon in the final conference game. / The honey roll for the past six weeks’ period includes: Seniors / Ronafe Akers, Barbara Armantrout, Ann Brockman, Perry Cantwell, Sharon Dine, Dave Harrison, Jackie Hiteshew, Boh Hunter, Patti Last, John Leonard, W. K. Lippard, Linda Logston, Judy Mayo, Barbara Schilling, Charlotte Stumph, Jim Wood, Judy Wood, Juniors

Rema Armentrout, Reta Armentrout, Karen Barksdale, Patty Bartley, Nancy Beaman, Thomas Brady, Sharon Campbell, Edythe Coulson, Tom Emmick, Mary Sue Finch, Karen Finnegan, David Ketcham, Jerry King, Jim McAllister, Ruth Ann Mason, Brooke Meeder, Bob Donald Terry, Tony Tingle, Joan Wilcox. Sophomores Dain Bogue, Jim Burkhart, Druscilla Clayton, Nina Clevinger, Dick Dickerson, Eugene Enlow, Janice Gale, Bill Hackett, Charles Hayman, Max Johnson r Janette Jolliff, Natalie McClelf land, David Oeth, Jeanie Piper, Jerry Pollitt, Judy Sellers, Penny Simison, Eddie Skeeters, Judy Standiford, Rosemary Strouse, Linda Swails, Bill Sweet, Sharonf" Tarplee, Sue Todd, Denny Troth, Bart Updike, Paula Winterfeldt, Pat Wolfe. Freshmen ~~

Beverly Bates, Janet Briggs, Norman Chaffee, Rowena Degan, Mary Margaret Ellison, Charlene Eversole, Kae Ewing, Jo Ellen Haynes, Sandy Huffman, Judy Kirchhoff, Carol Lampman, Alice McCracken, Virginia Mitchell, Sandy Nice, Janet Schindler, Sandra Scyphers, Annette Strickland, Michael Swift, Bill Tingle, Beverly Trueblood, Dixie White, Carole Wright. Eighth Grade Janice Allen, Mary Jane Anderson, Alice Balmer, Stephen Brown, Janet Denny, Diane Douglas, Cal Ewing, Ruth Haettinger, Tana Alguire, Mary Jane Blase, Sharon Durr, Roger Helser, Marilyn Neiman, Robert Parke, Marcia Pollock, Robert Poste, James Robinson, Karen Rupert, Dean Hubbard, Betty Huffman, Barbara Kildsig, Melanie King, Barbara Morris, Dick Nester, Ronnie Power, Stephen Queener, Sharon Stout, Janet McClelland, Sally Manion, Carole Mace, Susan Scott, John Sherman, Brenda Montgomery, Jacqueline Walls. Seventh Grade Mina Brown, Pat Cannon, Gary Ewing, Dennis Hackett, Nancy Hiatt, Kathleen Smith, Brian i Trentham, Linda Harris, David Johnson, Stephen Maple, Charles Noble, Bob Oliver, Patricia Scy- 1 phers, Sharon Thompson, Joe Wallace, Sherry Wilson. K * LIBRARY NOTES The Library is open to the public from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday. The following is a partial list of magazines being received regularly at the Library. The remainer of the list will appear in this column next week. Magazines—except the current Issue in the plastic cover—may be circulated for one week by filling out a blue magazine slip at the desk.

American Girl, American Heritage, American Home, Automobile Topics, Atlantic, Batter Homes and Gardens, Booklist, Boys’ Life, Congressional Digest, Consumers’ Research Bulletin, Coronet, Current Biography, Current History. Farm Journal, Farm Quarterly, Field and Stream, Flying, Fortune, Freeman, Good Housekeeping, Guideposts, Harper's Magazine, Hobbies, Holiday, Ideals, Indiana History Bulletin, Indiana Teacher, Ladies’ Home Journal, 1 Library Journal, Library Occurrent. Literary Cavalcade, McCall's, Mademoiselle, Mechanic Illustrated.