Speedway Flyer, Volume 27, Number 28, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 July 1958 — Page 7

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SPEEDWAY METHODIST CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) this summer has been high. Many folks have remarked that it is like winter in the summer because of the wonderful congregation. Blessings on you as you continue to show devotion and love to Christ and His Church week after week. MUSIC COMMITTEE will meet on Monday, July 21, at 7:30 p.m., at the church. OUR CHURCH SCHOOL offers classes for all ages with sessions every Sunday. We are deeply grateful to Mrs. William H. Skelton, Chairman of the Commission on Education, to Mr. Arlo E. Harris, Church School Supt., and to their devoted workers and teachers for the splendid work which they are doing in thjs voluntary service for their church. / LEADERS of the Official Board of the Speedway Methodist Church for the 1958-59 Conference Year are Mr. Freeman D. Ketron, Chairman; Mr. Bruce Hunt, Vice-Chairman; Mrs. Martha Burrous, Secretary. NO TIME FOR GOD? “No time for God? What fools we are . . . As soon to say no time To eat, to sleep, to live, to die. Take time for God, Or a poor misshapen thing you’ll be To step into eternity And say I had no time for Thee! ' —Selected

School News (Continued from Page 1) dish and table service. Drinks will be furnished. Slips are being sent home this week regarding food and transportation. These slips are due the week of July 21-25, when each club member comes to his regular class. If your child has been absent and plans to attend the picnic please have him pick up a slip in the home economics room and return before July 25. Details regarding the local exhibit on July 31, will be in next week’s Flyer. LIBRARY NOTES News concerning the Rocket Club as well as open hours for the library will be found on the

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front page of this week’s Flyer. These books have been added to the Library recently: Hobart —Laurie, physical therapist Holland —Peter Stuyvesant Johnson —Nancy runs the bookmobile Johnson —Sally’s real estate venture Komroff—Julius Caesar Komroff—Marco Polo Komroff —Napoleon Wright—Future of architecture Stewart —Storm Cronin—Beyond this place Kennedy—Lucy Carmichael Masters —Coromandel! Hall—Far lands Lang—Mental health Bates—Purple plain Breslin —Tamarack tree

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Playground News . (Continued from page 1) poned until the following Tuesday, and the Friday game until Monday. The regular schedule will be followed on the other days of the week. The Croquet Tourney will start next Monday at 10:00. All who wish to participate must be there at that time. There will be three divisions, as we have had in

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other tourneys, with several flights in each division. The Chess Tourney has been in progress this week and a large group of boys have been playing. We are surprised at the number of youngsters who play chess skillfully here in Speedway. It is a good game and one that everybne will enjoy after they master the rules. Jim Richwine won another gold cup by winning the Chinese Checker Tourney last week. The winners were as follows: Div. I Jim Richwine Ist and Les Potter 2nd; Div. ll—Joey DeLisle Ist and Mike Hackett 2nd; Div. 11l Linda Hackett Ist and Kenneth Albers 2nd.

More than 100 youngsters listen to the Story Hours on Wednesday mornings in the Main Park at 9:00 and at Meadowood Park at 10:15. The listeners range in ages from 5 to 13 so plan to have your child attend before the end of the summer. Storytellers for next Wednesday are Paula Nolte, Wanda Miller, Lynda Denman, Patti Scpyhers, Linda Nice, Kit Kirby, Charlotte Raquet, and Miss Middaugh. A large number of people have been using the picnic tables in the Speedway Parks this year. This is an enjoyable place to bring the family in the cooler evening hours and let the youngsters play on the recreation equipment that is provided. If you have not visited the park in the Meadowood Addition lately, you will be surprised at the improvements that have been made and the large number of equipment installations. The use of this play equipment is excellent training in body development for our children.

Three more weeks of the Summer Recreation Program remain before our closing date of August Bth. In this time we shall have a ping pong tourney, a tennis tourney, and another Field Day. If your children have not participated, bring them over to the Main Park during the mornings to find out what activities we have for them. We have had an average of 150 youngsters each day this year. Baseball for boys 6,7, and Bis played every day at 10:00 and is good practice for those who wish to play in “D” ball next year. GOOD RECREATION MAKES GOOD CITIZENS.

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B And C League Baseball News (Continued from Page 1) spots and pitched one of his best games. At Salk Park Thompson opened with Staver pitching and then in the 4th Koziura took over the mound with Rosner and Fendley doing the catching. For Salk Park, Hash pitching, Shrives catching; score, Speedway 12—Salk Park 6. Our boys put the wood to work well at bat with Hoeltji and Volpetti getting home runs, Thompson 2 and 3 base hits, Maple 3 hits, triple and 2 singles, Staver, 2 bagger, Rosner, 3 bagger. " While Wes Ewalt did not advilse me on the Sparklers, I learned through my spies, they defeated Jackson Oil on Thurs., July 10th. Game was played at 15th and Worth St. diamonds, score 12-3 with Coers hitting a home run. All of these boys are enthusiastic about the game of baseball and a lot of them from Speedway will be actually playing in the All Star Games Monday, July 14th at Victory Field, Why not come out and join in their enthusiasm. I can’t pass up this opportunity, while I don’t actually report “D” League baseball, to give Geo. Maple and Lief Mikkelsen a boost

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for the fine work they are doing with the traveling Speedway Meteors. These boys are aggressive and show up very well as I had my first opportunity to watch them this past week play a full game. Keep up the good work, Geo. and Mike. Tri Kappa Members of Tri Kappa sorority will attend a picnic at the home of Mary Rosner, 420 N. High School Road, Tuesday, July 22nd at 6:30 o’clock. Please bring a covered dish and table service. There will also be a business meeting. Committee members are: Chairman, Narvella Griffith, Carol Fidler, Patricia Sanders, Ann Chadwick, and Mary Rosner. Newly elected officers for 195859 are: President, Harriett McHaughton Vice President, Georgia Petit Corresponding Secretary, Evelyn Maxam Recording Secretary, Loris Thompson Treasurer, Patrica South. ANNUAL LAWN FESTIVAL ST. CHRISTOPHER JULY 24, 25. 26

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