Speedway Flyer, Volume 28, Number 42, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 October 1959 — Page 7

Thursday, October 29, 1959

St. John's Episcopal Church To Present Building Plans to Cong. St. John’s Episcopal Church has scheduled a meeting of their congregation in the basement of the Sts. Constantine and Elena Orthodox Church, 3237 W. 16th St., Wednesday evening, November 4th, at 7:30 p.m. There will be a dessert served to be followed by a report of Mr. Craig Lampman, Chairman of the Building Committee, a talk and slides of the preliminary plans of the future church to be given by Mr. David O. Meeker, architect and representative of the Edward D. James Architectural firm, a report from the Building Finance Committee, and a gathering of the everymember canvass teams under the leadership of Mr. Bill Downs. The meeting will occasion both the presentation of the preliminary plans .of the future church to be built in 1960 on 30th St. at Moller Rd., and also to serve as a “kickoff’ for the church’s everymember canvass for 1960. All interested persons are invited. St. John’s Episcopal Church, after meeting two Sundays at the James A. Allison School, 5240 W. 22nd St., report that the new location is working out most satisfactorily. More room is available for both Church and Church School, and it is right in the center of the residential area of the congregation. Also Fr. Lowe, Vicar of St. John’s, has begun two Inquirers’ Classes for instruction of adults and one Confirmation Class for children ten years of age and older. These classes are meeting at the new church vicarage, 6210 Hickorywood Drive, in the Meadowood addition. Those interested in the Church or the classes may contact Fr. Lowe at his office which is located at the vicarage or by telephone, CH. 30278.

Pecans And Black Walnuts For Sale Amity Circle will have Pecans and Black Walnuts for sale at $1.65 per pound. Please call Mrs. Latham, CH. 1-1919.

SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) November 12, Open House. Allison Elementary School. November 13, Junior High Dance. November 18, Lions Club Football Banquet. November 20, First Basketball Game, Plainfield, There, 6:30 p.m. November 21, Basketball, Center Grove, Here. November 25, Basketball, Pike Township, There. November 26, 27, Thanksgiving Vacation. Several people connected with Speedway Schools were participants in the programs of the Indiana State Teachers Association in the meetings held last Thursday and Friday. Mr. Robert Kryter, member of the School Board, spoke to the Biology Section on the topic, “Satellites and Guided Missiles.” Superintendent R. C. Jordan is serving as Secretary of the Indiana Association of Public School Superintendents. Mr. R. G. Foland is president of the Business Education Section of the association. On Thursday afternoon the Sparkle-aires, Speedway High

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These candidates are pledged to work towards these accomplishments: 1. TO WORK WITH TOWNSHIP AND COUNTY OFFICIALS TO RELIEVE THE ROOD PROBLEMS. 2. A NEW HIGH SCHOOL FOR SPEEDWAY. 3. NO ANNEXATION OF SPEEDWAY TO INDIANAPOLIS 4. A MERIT SYSTEM AND PENSION PLAN FOR THE SPEEDWAY FIRE DEPARTMENT AND SPEEDWAY POLICE DEPARTMENT. 5. ORDERLY ANNEXATION OF FRINGE AREAS. IF ELECTED, THE CANDIDATES HIND THEMSELVES INDIVIDUALLY - TO PURSUE THE ADOVE PROGRAM

School Chorus, sang for the Business Education Section. Mrs. Lucile Kessler is President-Elect of the Central Division of Elementary Teachers. Mr. Morris Pollard and Mr. Donald Ross were delegates from Speedway to the business meeting of the association. On Friday the Physical Education Section held its meetings in the Speedway High School gymnasium. Last Saturday morning the State Scholarship test, sponsored by state colleges and universities, was given to forty-nine seniors. Mr. Floyd Troth administered the test. Scores on the test will be used to determine recipients of scholarships to the various Indiana colleges and universities. The Speedway Sparkplugs evened their season record at 4-4 last Wednesday night by defeating Plainfield 20-18. The defeat dropped Plainfield from first to second in the Mid-State Conference, and gave Greenwood the conference championship. Speedway’s 3-1 conference record will give the Sparkplugs third place. The Speedway and Westlane freshmen battled to a 14-14 tie in a game at Speedway last Tuesday

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night. LIBRARY NOTES The Speedway High School Library is open four evenings each week for adult and student usage. Hours are 6:30 to 9:00 EST Monday through Thursday.

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Public Sale Due to my ill health, I will offer for sale my entire lot of Household Goods, at my home, 103 South Green Street, Brownsburg, Indiana, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1959 Beginning at 12 o'clock Noon (CDT) One large Kelvinator refrigerator with freezer compartment, 3 years old and in good condition; 1 kidney shape knee hole desk, leather top and chair; 1 small mahogany drop leaf table; 1 step table; 1 Duncan Phyfe coffee table; 1 tier table; 1 Brocatelle davenport; 5 good upholstered chairs; 2 wicker chairs; 1 cedar chest; 1 4-pc. bedroom suite, beautiful outfit with new Serta mattress, mahogany twin beds, box springs and mattresses, 1 dressing table with mirror and stool, 1 chest of drawers; lyre table; 1 drum table; 1 credenza and mirror; 1 TV couch; electric range; 1 chrome breakfast set; 12x12 Mohawk rug; 12x16 rug; 5 hooked rugs; record player and radio console; several nice lamps and pictures; electric Dormeyer mixer; electric waffle iron, toaster and electric Sunbeam skillet; 1 tray table; bathroom scales; 1 electric Electrolux sweeper and attachments; 1 Bissell sweeper; lawn and porch furniture; dishes; kitchen utensils and other items too numerous to mention. The household goods offered in this sale are of unusually good quality and in good condition. Anyone desiring to see the articles before the sale will be welcome. MRS. HAZEL BELCHER Terms Of SaIe—CASH. Not responsible in case of accidents. VICTOR CARPENTER. Auctioneer RALPH K. NASH. Clerk

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