Speedway Flyer, Volume 28, Number 37, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1959 — Page 3

TJjprsday, September 24, 1959

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SOCIAL The Ladies of St. Joseph’s Altar Society are holding their monthly Social on Thursday, September 24th, in the School Hall, 1401 S. Mickley Ave. Mrs. Fem Rosner and Mrs. Dorothy Dillow, the chairmen, would like to invite all Westside ladies to attend this evening of pleasant entertainment they have planned. The Social Party will begin at 7:00 p.m. and last until 11:00 p.m. The admission is one dollar and all your favorite games will be played. Food and drinks will be included in your admission. Some lucky lady will win the door prize of $25.00. Bring your friends and neighbors over to the Social for an enjoyable evening.

Speedway Little League Football The season got off to a fine start with the Jamboree ait the High School Field last Saturday night The beginners division (3rd-4th grades) started the evening with a very good 13 to 0 game. South over the North. D. Rains made both TD’s on two very well executed end runs of over 50 yards each. Jordan added the PAT. Jim Baker had the misfortune of getting his arm fractured. Jimmy may be little but he was the biggest and bravest man on the field when he was rushed to the hospital and had him arm set. There’ll be a spot on the team for you, Jimmy, when the Doc gives his O.K. In the intermediate division (sth--6th grades) the South defeated the North 6 to 0. The TD was made by Wilkerson of the Yellow Jackets. All of these teams seem very well balanced and should put up some good scraps at the 22nd St. Football Field every Saturday morning. Come up and watch them. The backs of the Jr. Spark Plugs couldn’t be contained and romped over the St. Christopher Cadets 33 to 0. Maple, Zonniger and Smith each got a TD; Roach got two; Maple, Hacket and Curtis each added a PAT. Between game entertainment was provided by the Speedway High School Majorettes. At 7:30 this evening the Jr. Spark Plugs will host the Greenfield Boys Club at the High School Field. Come out and see a good game. Admission Free.

Psi lota Xi Anyone in Speedway in need of our hospital equipment, contact Mary Fidger, philanthropic chairman, at CH. 4-4791. The sorority is happy to lend this equipment, free of charge, as a service to the community. Gamma Theta Chapter will have a pitch-in dinner Thursday, Sept. 24 at 6:30 p.m. This will be held at Fritz Fdand’s, 5425 Rockville Road. Hostesses will be Joanna King, Lois Johnson, Helen Noble and Fredie Mayhugh. Attention All WWI Veterans And Families Westside Barracks No. 1141, W.W. I Veterans Inc. will have as their guest speaker the Hon. Joseph Barr, member of the United States Congress, 11th District, State of Indiana. This meeting to be Sept. 25th, 7:30 p.m. at the Lavelle-Gosset

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Speedway Lodge, No. 729, F. & A.M. Lodge will open at 6:00 p.m. tonight on the E. A. Degree. Come out and enjoy light refreshments and a real interesting evening.

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