Speedway Flyer, Volume 27, Number 37, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 September 1958 — Page 5

Thursday, September 18, 1958

• Coated Tongue e Premature Babies • Heart Trouble <?• Fferf emei easting a/ tin longue* h it a sign of disease? A. No, it is not a sign of any one disease. The tongue may become coated as the result of mouth breathing or tobacco smoking or may occur in a variety of discases. Coating of the tongue has no special meaning in “stomach upsets.” <?. Do premature babies ever catch up? A. If a premature baby is other* wise normal at birth and escapes the complications of later life, being born ahead of schedule is usually not too big a handicap. <?. “Should a per ton with coronary thrombosis discontinue all work? Do certain foods affect the blood and then the heart? Where can I get an exact diet for this trouble?—-S.B. n , A. The amount of activity allowed coronary heart cases de*

Material in MEDICAL MIRROR is based on various scientific publications and does not reflect the opinion of all doctors. The diagnosis and treatment of disease requires the skill and knowledge which only a physician can apply by personally attending the patient. Letters will be answered in these columns anonymously. Direct your inquiries to J. Downey Ralston, M.D. SCIENCE EDITORS, P.O. BOX 396 .Madison Square Station, New York 10, N. Y.

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Senior Scouts (Continued from Page 1) ningham Rd. These girls are embarking on their 10th year in Scouting and their services to the community have been numerous and varied. Until the past year they have been responsible for the S. Flower Bed in the park. They have served as PT A baby sitters for 2 years. They have participated in the park story-telling program. They have given 480 hours program aide to day camps and recently they served as ushers at the convention for the blind. All 14 troop members are proficient campers and several girls are trying out for the national Senior Scout Roundup at Colorado Springs next July. Last June the troop visited several state parks during the camping session and this Fall 12 of the girls participated in the All Council “camping for Fun” program. We hre all looking forward to

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pends upon how well the heart recovers from the original attack. Certain people who have increased amounts of fatty substances in the blood do develop coronary heart trouble but blood vessel disorders of this kind are not just a matter of what we eat Special diets are certainly useful but like other things used in treating heart sufferers, such diets should be prescribed by a physician who is familiar with the individual case.

June 1959 for that is the goal of the past three years’ money making projects and savings. A glorious two weeks in Colorado will include sight-seeing and a week at a dude ranch. American Legion News Speedway Post 198 R. B. Noble, Jr., 1668 Lincoln Road; Ray Dault, 2312 Fisher Street; Earl Gagnepain, ' 2118 Gerrard; and Larry Spencer, 4946 West 16th Street are the newest additions to the growing membership list of Speedway Post 198. These veterans became Legionnaires at the September meeting of the local American Legion Post Increased activities are planned for the fall and winter seasons. The Color Guard will parade at the Speedway football games during the remainder of the football season. The Post golf tournament open to every golfer in Marion County, is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m., Saturday, September 20th, and tee entries will be accepted from anyone who desires to participate at the South Grove course. The monthly Men’s Party will be held at the Post Home, 1652 Georgetown Road, on Friday, September 26, starting at 7 p.m. This party is for Legionnaires and their guests. October 7 is Hospital Visitation night for the local Legionnaires, who distribute cigarettes to the veterans at the 10th Street VA Hospital.- The Post family wiener roast will be held at the Post Home on Saturday, October 11. The October Men’s party and the Post Halloween party will be topics of discussion at the October meeting on Tuesday, October 14. All local veterans are invited to join Speedway Post 198. Member-

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ship applications can be obtained by calling Gene Tsareff, Ch. 47079. "Honor Your Navy Week" A jug of Hoosier cider will be used to launch a red, white and blue Navy bus on Monument Circle September 17 to open “Honor Your Navy Week.” Kay Thompson, the 1958 Miss Indianapolis in the Miss America Contest, will christen the bus with the Hoosierland substitute for champagne. The specially painted “ Indianapolis Transit System Bus will run on different transit routes each day for a month after its launching by Miss Thompson. The ceremony will be attended by Mayor Phillip L. Bayt and officers of the Indianapolis Advisory Council on Naval Affairs, who are sponsoring the bus. Chairman of the Council is Mr. Leo J. Dwyer, Vice President of the Thorntown Textile Company. Mayor Bayt has proclaimed the week of September 17 as “Honor Your Navy Week,” during which the Navy will emphasize recruiting to maintain the Indianapolis Navy Recruiting Station’s place as the No. 1 recruiting station in its district. A luncheon for Mayor Bayt, Miss Thompson, Council members and Navy Officers in Indianapolis will be given in the Columbia Club preceding the bus launching ceremonies.

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Youth Fall Roundup A call to church youth has gone out from the Indianapolis Christian Youth Council to attend the Fall Round Up at Camp Belzer, Sunday, September 21, following church services. Young people will provide their own lunches and plan for a united Christian youth work for the fall and winter months. Visitors will be told of the way the Indianapolis Christian Youth Council works, how it helps to promote interest in world affairs, and particularly the way Christian young people contribute to aid the hungry and oppressed. The program will include active games, mass singing, and discussion on the responsibilities of a delegate to the Youth Council. Officers of the Youth Council are Norman VanTilberg, President, Mildred Jacks, Vice Presidents, and Ann Runyan, Secretary.

See A Movie— Help Heart Fund If you are planning to take in a movie Wednesday night, September 24, you help the Heart Fund the same time. The Twin-Theatair Drive In at 3000 Southeastern Avenue, Indianapolis, is sponsoring a Heart night. Proceeds from advance ticket sales will go to the Heart Fund, which uses its dollars for research in heart diseases. According to Paul Bain, Marion County representative for the Indiana Heart Foundation, tickets

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SPEEBWAY MEIMOBIST CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) SACRAMENT OF INFANT AND CHILDREN’S BAPTISM will be observed this Sunday, September 21, at the 10:45 o’clock service. Parents desiring to have their children baptized are kindly asked to call the Church Office, CH. 1-1563. WORKERS WITH YOUTH and persons interested in working with our young people are asked to meet on Sunday, September 21, at 6:30 p.m., at the church. FELLOWSHIP COMMITTEE will meet on Monday, September 22, at 7:30 pjn., at the church. CHEER CIRCLE will meet on Tuesday, September 23, at 7:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Eva Jenkins, 1438 North Worth Street, with Mrs. Audrey Smitz as co-hostess. FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE will meet on Wednesday, September 24, at 12:30 p.m., at the church with Mrs. Mary Steinruck and Mrs. Hazel Woodward as co-hostesses. CRUSADERS CHOIR will meet on Wednesday, September 24, at 3:15 p.m„ at the church. All boys and girls in the 4th, sth, and 6th grades, who would like to sing in the choir, are invited to attend this second rehearsal. Mrs. Lois Richardson is .director. IMMANUEL CHOIR will rehearse on Wednesday, September 24, at 6:30 p.m., at the church. CHANCEL CHOIR will rehearse on Wednesday, September 24, at 7:30 p.m., at the church. COMMISSION ON MISSIONS will meet on Wednesday, September 24, at 7:30 p.m., at Walton House (west of church). FELLOWSHIP AND INSTRUCTION FOR INCOMING MEMBERS will be held on Thursday, September 25, at 7:30 pm., at the church. Persons interested in uniting with our fellowship on Sunday, September 28, are asked to attend. *ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, THE SPEEDWAY METHODIST CHURCH WILL BE 10 YEARS OLD. LAST SUNDAY it was our privilege to baptize JANET SUE LEWIS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Lewis, 5408 Meadowood Drive. LAST SUNDAY, at our 10:45 o’clock service, it was a deep joy to welcome back our CHANCEL CHOIR. METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP program for the Fall Season gets underway on Sunday evening, October 5. All 7th graders thru 12th graders are invited to attend the big “KICKOFF.” More next week.

which are $.65 each are available through the Marion County Heart Office, in the English Foundation Building, 615 North Alabama Street, Indianapolis 4, Phone ME. 4-4464. Interested In Synchronized Swimming? The Marinemaids Club, a synchronized swimming group of the Central Branch YWCA, announces tfrat try-outs for membership

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