Speedway Flyer, Volume 29, Number 27, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 July 1960 — Page 1

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St. Christopher’s Catholic Church 5335 West 16th Street Rev. L. A. Lindemann Pastor Rev. R. J. Terrill Assistant Pastor. Sunday Masses: 6:30—8:00--10:00—11:30 Junior C.Y.O.s will receive corporate Holy Communion Sunday at 8 o’clock Mass. Breakfast will be served in the social room after the Mass. St. Joseph’s annual Festival at Lebanon will be July 15 and 16. St. Joseph grounds are on the west side of Indianapolis Avenue as you come into Lebanon on Road 52. On July 16 and 17 nights St. Susanna church at Plainfield on Road 40 (right-hand side as you drive into Plainfield) will be having their annual Festival, Saturday beginning at 4:30 p.m. and Sunday (Continued on Page 7)

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Your Play Ground News

The average attendance per day for the week of July 5 was 164. The Chess Tourney winners at the Main Park were: Division I, Ist place, Russ Sinks; 2nd, Butch Matthews; 3rd, Jay Gyarmati; Division 11, Ist place, Danny Wolfla; 2nd, Steve Speers; 3rd, Brian Niederhauser; Division 111, Ist, Preston Sinks; 2nd, Charles Stevens. The Park Champion was Danny Wolfla. The Meadowood Park. Chess Tourney winners were: Division I, Ist place, Rick Payne; 2nd, Ron Higdon; 3rd, Judy Irwin; Division 11, Ist place, Rick Wagner; 2nd, Mike Irwin; 3rd, Bobby Dennison; Division 111, Ist place, Gary Thrash. The Park Champion was Rick Payne. The two Park Champions played to determine the Speedway Parks Chess Grand Champion and Rick Payne won, with Danny Wolfla as runner-up. The Ping Pong Tourney started on Monday, July 11. This tournament consists of playing both singles and doubles. The last quiet game tournament of the Summer Park Program will be the Croquet Tournament, beginning on Monday, July 18. If you wish to enter, be at the Main Park on July 18 at 9:00. Drawing will be at 9:30. The Tennis Clinic will begin on July 18 and continue through July 28. Tcm Lawson, a member of the Indiana University Tennis Team, will again conduct this Clinic. You may pre-register at the Shelter House at the Main Park on week days from 9:00 to 12:00 and from 1:00 to 5:00. If you do not get to pre-register, please come to the first meeting on Monday, July 18, at 9:00. All ages are welcomed. Entrants must furnish their own tennis rackets. The Story Hour attendance is being very good with 30 at Main Park and 85 at Meadowood Park for July 6. The July 20 Main Park storytellers will be Susan Coll, Kitty Kirby, and John Southworth. The July 20 Meadowood Park storytellers will be Carolyn Edington, Sandy Feely, Barbara McHenry, Sue Paulsen, and Jean Paulsen. If your child has not yet attended any Story Hour, please see that he does as I am sure that he would enjoy it. Field Day Field Day will be at the Main Park on Friday, July 22, from 9:00 to 12:00 and from 1:00 to 4:00. The various activities will be: pole climb, horizontal ladder, basketball throw, base running, baseball for accuracy, baseball for distance, and races. _ Peanut League For baseball at Main Park on July 6, the Yankees beat the Cardinals, 21 to 10, and on July 8, the Pithons beat the Indians, 31 to 4. At Meadowood Pack on July 5, the Trojans beat the Rockets, 16 to 7, and on July 7, the Trojans beat the Dodgers, 14 to 0. At the James A. Allison School on July 5, the Pirates and the Sparklers

Church of the Master

American Baptist Church WILLIAM HELM, Pastor

Sunday Morning Unified Service—9:3o io 11:00 a.m. B.Y.F. 6:30 p.m. Sunday. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Evening Bible Study, 7:30 p.m.

Speedway Church of the Nazarene 5020 Crawfordsville Road Speedway City, Indiana Rev. S. T. Moore. Pastor 4929 Ford Si- Speedway Telephone CH. 4-9287 REGULAR SERVICES Sunday School Morning Worship . 10:30 a.ro. N.Y.P.S. 6:45 p.m. Evening Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m. Mid-week Prayer Service, Wednesday 7:30 p.m.

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Meteors Baseball News Meteors defeated West Newton 11-0 at West Newton. Kenny Craig and Bill Skelton each pitched three innings, allowed only one hit and struck out 14. The catching was divided between Dave Knight and Jim Perin. Gregg Thomas parked one over the fence with two men on. Dave Trittipo hit 2 for 2; Scotty Neat hit 3 for 4, including a double. Other extra base hits: Mike Short, double; Kenny Craig, double; Steve Sash, double. Summary: Meteors, 11 runs, 14 hits, no errors; West Newton, no runs, 1 hit, 2 errors. PONY EXPRESS RIDES AGAIN Mark True of Indianapolis, western television star, will be carrying the mail “Pony Express** style in commemoration of the “Pony Express Centennial Stamp” to be first placed on sale in this area, July 20, 1960. Mr. True will re-enact the ride that Lewis Jones made by horseback, that brought the first mail to Indianapolis from Centerville, Indiqjia, in April of 1822. Starting from the Jones homestead in Centerville, Indiana, Mr. True will place a letter from Mrs. Edna “Jones” Pike (a great grandniece of the original Hoosier Express rider) into the saddlebags, and dash 60 miles to the State House, and hand it to the Governor of Indiana, Harold W. Handley. Relays will be made at the following stations: Cambridge City, Knightstown, Greenfield, and Cumberland. Details of arrival schedule at each relay station will (Continued on Page 4)

PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Koziura and family have just returned from a vacation in Bradenton, Florida. Lew’s Beauty Salon, was closed during their absence, is again open for business. Jo Ellen Haynes, 5316 Meadowood, was hostess for a miscellaneous bridal shower for Linda Lea Messenger last Sunday, July 10. Guests invited were Misses Rowena Degan, Sandi Scyphers, Melinda McArthur, Layna Hamilton, Bonnie North, Judy Zimmerman, Beverly Bates, Mary Margaret Ellison, Judy Higgens, Sally Kern, Kathy Kruse, Babbi Jarvis, Dixie White, Sandy Nice, Charlene Eversole, Sandy Huffman, Beverly Trueblood, Sherri Messenger, Dee Swords, Joyce Shinkle, Nita Kay Degener, Janie Harden, Jody Morrow, Ginny Mitchell, Sharon Rautenburg, Mrs. Gladys Messenger and Mrs. Hobart Arnett. Decoratied, 12 to 12, and the Plugs beat the Sparklers, 18 to 10. On July 7, the Pirates beat the Plugs, 16 to 5, and the Pirates beat the Sparklers, 15 to 9. The average attendance per day for the week of July 5 was 89. Girls’ Softball Team will practice again on Monday, July 18, at 10:00. Please be present. We are very pleased with the attendance at the Parks of Speedway, both at the Supervised Program and the evenings and weekends. The parks are yours, so take advantage of using them.

1620 N. Girls School Road 1323 N. Furman—CH. 1-7049

SPEEDWAY OPTIMIST PRESIDENT INSTALLED

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Vincent Kraft Vincent. “Bud” Kraft, 2421 N. Gerrard Drive, Speedway, has been elected and installed as president of the Speedway Optimist Club for the year 1960-61. “Bud” is associated with his father in the operaiton of Kraft’s Pharmacy at 3430 West. 10th St. Other officers for the year, also installed, are Robert Harriman and Robert Jennings, vice-presi-dents; Dencil Young, treasurer; George Bange, secretary; Herschel Spencer is the sergeant-of-arms. The board of directors are James Crump, G. Earl Brown, James Farley and Firman Dowell.. The Speedway Optimist Club have a dinner meeting each Tuesday at the Raceway Case, Main St. in Speedway.

AAR. BLUM READIES BLOOMS FOR '6O STATE FAIR Arthur E. Blum might well claim the title “Mr. Bloom” at the Indiana State Fair. Owner of the Speedway City Florist Shop, Mr. Bloom says State Fair exhibiting is “a challenge to our ability in designing floral arrangements,” and he usually meets the challenge. Last year, for instance, he won 18 first-place ribbons in the floriculture competition. Some of the winning pieces were an arrangement of Fugi chrysanthemums, a shadow box arrangement of yellow roses and a vase arrangement of roses. For State Fair pieces, he buys “the best quality we can get.” Often his entries use “exotic flowers which are flown in from Hawaii and California.” In 12 years of exhibiting, Mr. Blum can recall only one disappointing experience which involved a technicality. He failed to receive a blue ribbon on a corsage of orchids because a competitor complained that the rule book called for an orchid corsage. (That’s enough to make anyone see red.) He will be working for a lucky 13th year of exhibiting when the Indiana State Fair rolls around again, August 31 through Sepember 8. tions included umbrellas covered with crepe paper, filled with flowers. Misses Diane Tower and Alice Balmer have spent the past two weeks at Indiana University attending the annual high school speech and theater institute. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ralston and Miss Elsie Ralston of Clinton are visiting Mr. Ralston’s sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Moore, in Hopewell, Pa. Dave and Bill Hissam of 4925 W. 15th St., Speedway, were presented with golf trophies at Florida’s Treasure Island in the Gulf of Mexico. Dave won the junior tournament at the island’s Gulf Golf and Bill was runner-up. They were guests at the exotic Eldorado with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hissam. Their father is pharmacist at Main Drug Store.

8:30 a.m. Service and Sermon. Sunday Church School for grades one through eight. 10:00 a.m. Service and Sermon. Sunday Church School for Nursery class and Kindergarten. Nursery provided for 10:90 a.m. services only. The Church with the red doors is always open for meditation and prayer.

Thursday, July 14, 1960

SCHOOL, NEWS Following is a list of students who made the honor roll for the* second semester. Seniors: Beverly Bates, Steve Bradley, Janet Briggs, Charlene Eversole, Frank Frosch, Mike Gradison, Jim Harris, Jo Ellen Haynes, Sandra Huffman, Judy Kirchhoff, Bob Leonard, Virginia Mitchell, Steve Patrick, Sandra Scyphers, Bill Tingle, Dixie White, Jack Williams, Carole Wright, Jerry Zimmer, Judy Zimmerman. Juniors: Janet Alderson, Janice Allen, Mary Jane Anderson, Mary Jane Blase, Steve Brown, Ronald Carter, Tom Craig, Janet Denny, Diane Douglas, Sharon Durr, Nancy Ellwanger, Cal Ewing, Bob Frye, Herman Greenwood, Ruth Haettinger, Arleen Harris, Tom Howard, Dean Hubbard, Barbara Kildsig, Janet McClelland, Carole Mace, Barbara Morris, Dick Nester, Paula Nolte, Bob Parke, Marcia Pollock, Bob Poste, Steve Queener, Jerry Roberts, Karen Southworth, Don Stewart, Steve Swails, Mary Jane Walker, Carolyn Warren. Sophomores: Shurretta Cloyd, Mardis Coers, Mickey Coffman, Judy Dalton, Denny Hackett, Linda Harris, Nancy Hiatt, Sandie Hickey, Judy Last, Tom Leming, Hank Mosser, Bob Oliver, Susie Peters, Tony Ridolfo, Patti Scyphers, Linda Slough, Kathie Smith, Dick Swift, Sharon Thompson, Terry Thompson, Brian Trentham, Marcia Vehling, Joe Wallace, Nancy Wraight. Freshmen: Claudia Barsoda, Margaret Brading, Vicki Curtis, Pat Ellison, Bonnie Enlow, Mary Ann Featheringill, Sharon Harris, Sandy Husser, Julie Jarvis, Kenneth Kuntz, Lynn McKinsey, Kathie Mathis, Ruth Ann Schnable, Karen Takacs, John Bareham, Kathy Bradley, Johnny Cadick, Jane Curry, Sandra Feely, David Hamer, Terry Heiser, Janine Jordan, Joan Kojola, Dave Kress, Judy McClamroch, Barbara McHenry, Mary Ann Peters, Larry Lee Phillips, Steve Sallee, Bob Sanders, Marsha Seibert, Larry Sipe, Mimi Stout, Beth Zimmerman.

Bth Grade: Donna Cahen, Sandra Feucht, Mike Hackett, Phil Hamilton, Jody Hanna, Gregg Heacock, Sondra Hinchman, Doris Hitchcock, Marilyn Hubbard, Dave Johnson, Nancy Kern, Pat Kildsig, Catherine Kirby, Sandy Lampman, Marsha Mason, Mary Lyn Miller, Jean Nesbit, Keith Pieper, Charlotte Raquet, Jane Robards, Rick Stanton, Janice Tremor, George Walker, David Wills, Sherry Wyne, Shirley Atkinson, Gary Bell, Gwen Goff, Nick Green, Linda Nice, Jane Rumbaugh, Barbara Simon, Ann Vollmer, Brenda West, Janet Wilshire, Sue Crawford, Carol Hansson, Susan Havens, Jim Higdon, Becky Hunter, Sally Peters, Pam Thomason, Diane Tyler. 7th Grade: Helen Martha Campbell, Steve Chappell, Steve Chappell, Jackie Croft, Barbara Curry, Ronnie Feely, Jane Jarvis, Sue Johnson, Charles Jordan, Dwight Klippel, Mark Maxwell, Betsy Najar, Teddy Nolte, Jim Perin, Janet Thompson, Lou Allen, Mike Alma, Terry Castle, Nanette Heady, Nancy Amick, Jim Boswell, Doug Carden, Dixie Johnson, Judith Keel, Gary Laughlin, Sandra Pritchett, Sherri Raquet, Bob Rhoades, Tom Ridolfo, Steve Sash, Lynn Schoenewey, Ralph Sharpe, Tom Smith, Susie Young, Janice Atkinson, Evelyn Burton, Dick Colclesser, Beth Montgomery, Steve Smith. Card of Thanks I wish to sincerely thank friends and neighbors for the flowers and cards I received during my three weeks’ stay in the hospital. I wish to especially thank employees of the Speedway State Bank for their thoughtfulness and Rev. Ray Montgomery and Rev. John Andrae for their Tails, Betty Wilson

St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church 16th and Boolar. CH. 1-4119 Phillip D. Bigelow. Pastor CH. 1-7320

"B" LEAGUE BASEBALL NEWS Last Tuesday your Rockets, coached by Cal and Roscoe Ewing, played the American Legion at our No. 1 Park diamonds. Batteries for Rockets; Hackett and doers. Score 4 to 3, Rockets’ favor. I saw part of this and there was a fair crowd. Our Rockets scored all in the first inning. Hackett pitched a good one. On the opposing team Miller got four for four at bat. Good game well played by both teams. Friday night your Lions ball club, coached by Thompson and Maple, played Eagle Creek Braves for 8 innings to a 3 to 3 tie. Game was played at Eagle Creek diatononds back of Allison’s. Excellent game to watch. Not an error committed by either team. Batteries, Speedway: Raab - Staver - Rosner. Eagle Creek Braves: Royer-Roach. Score 3 to 3. Speedway, 3 runs, 6 hits, no errors; Eagle Creek Braves, 3 runs, 4 hits, no errors. Rdbb for Speedway did very good till the beginning of the third inning when they quickly got 4 hits and scored 3 runs. Staver came in, retired the side and finished the game with 1 extra inning allowing no hits. Speedway scored its runs 2 in the 4th and 1 in the sth. This was one of the best games I’ve watched. Good clean ball, no errors and all should be proud even though it was a tie game. What we need is more spectators. Why not come out and See these games?

Starlight To Present fur Abner" Starlight Musicals will change its sets from the exotic “South Pacific” this Sunday evening to the rudimentary, if imaginary land of “Dogpatch.” With “South Pacific’s Sunday closing, two Hoosiers will swing into action for the opening of “Li’l Abner.” John Craig, originally from Indianapolis, will have the title role of the guileless hero and Norma French, Kokomo native and I.U. graduate, will play his innocent but persistent pursuer, Daisy Mae, in the musical comedy, “Li’l Abner,” which opens a one week engagement at Starlight Musicals beginning July 19. The tuneful hit, written by Norman Panama and Melvin Frank from the celebrated cartoon strip by Al Capp, with a delightful score by Johnny Mercer and Gene de Paul (the tunesmiths for “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers”) ran for close to 700 performances on Broadway from 1956 through 1958. The melodic and hilarious hit concerns the citizens of Dogpatch, U.S.A., when the powers-that-be in Washington decide that their mountain community is the most unnecessary town in the nation, and therefore the perfect site for atomic bomb tests. Only proof that Dogpatch does produce something useful can save the Yokums and the Scraggs from eviction. When Mommy Yokum comes forth with her famous Yokumberry Tonic, which is capable of turning weaklings into Atlases with one good swig, Dogpatch citizens breathe a sigh of relief. Li’l Abner, the prime example of the success of Yokumberry Tonic, is taken off to Washington as Exhibit A for the cause of Dog(Continued on Page 4)

St. Luke’s United Church of Christ (Evangelical and Reformed) 6th and Beeler (in St. Andrew’s Church) CH. 1-5647 Howard Beer, Minister —CH. 1-8762 Sunday Church School—10:15 a.m. in the Parish House. Worship—ll:ls a.m. Nursery is provided. Visitors are welcome.

Speedway Methodist Church 16th and Presto Streets REV. HOWARD E. WRIGHT. PASTOR First Hour—9:oo-10:15 9:00-9;45—First Worship Service. 9:00-10:15—Church School for children 0-11 years. 9:45-10:15—Church School for Youth and Adults. Second Hour—lo:4s-11:45 10:45-11:45—Second Worship Service. 10:45-11:45—Church School for children 0-11 years. (The Nursery and Toddler’s Rooms are open during all services for the convenience of barents who wish to leave their children with competent leaders). Welcome—ls you are a visitor in Speedway, if you are a new Speedway resident, if you are seeking a church home, you will find a friendly welcome at the Speedway Methodist Church. Classes for all ages meet on Sunday morning. A Nursery and classes for children through 11 years of age meet at the same time both morning worship services are being conducted. Classes for youth (7th, Bth, and high school) meet following the 9 o’clock service. You are cordially invited to worship with us this Sunday. Furnishings Committee of the Building Committee will meet on Friday, July 15, at 7:00 p.m. at the church. The Summer Choir is singing throughout the summer months. It is open to adults, college age, and high school young people. Re(Continued on page 3)

Cummings-Smith Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Cummings, 2051 N. Kessler Dr., announce the approaching marriage of theif daughter, Janna, to Kenny S. Smith, son of Mrs. Nell Smith, 1666 Winton Ave. The ceremony will be performed at the Speedway Christian Church, Saturday, July 16, at 6:30 p.m. Rev. Andrae will officiate. Reception will be held in Fellowship Hall immediately following the wedding. Friends are cordially invited. Westwood Country Club There will be a 7th and Bth grade dance at the club Saturday, July 16, from 7:30 to 9:30. The Swim Team will hold a dual meet with Bloomington at the Westwood pool at 9 a.m., Saturday, July 16. The regular -Team Canteen will be held Monday, July 18, from 7:30-9:30. Duplicate Bridge Session will be from 7:30 to 11:00 p.m., Tuesday, July 19. Swim Team will travel to Seymour for a meet at 7 p.m., Tuesday, July 19. Regular Skin Divers’ meetings will be 7:30-9:00 and 9:00-10:30, Wednesday, July 20. The 66 members of the swimming team who participated in the Open Meet at Ft. Wayne last Friday and Saturday, July 8 and 9, captured the 3rd place trophy with 220 points, placing behind Lakeside with 322 and Dayton Dolphins with 313. Westwood swimmers scoring in this meet are as follows:

Girls: Susan Faust, Janet O’Neal, Peggy Faulk, Sally Smith, Debbie Sunier, Jo Ellen Boyer, Diane Lippard, Karen Kempf, Eva Clark; Janice Atkinson, Carolyn Poste, Karen Douglas, Linda Legley, Patti Scyphers, Carol Gastineau, Marti Theobald, Sandi Scyphefs. Boys: Terry Thompson, Mike Cutshall, Tom Geiman, Mike Phelps, Ted Love, Mike Jaimet, Cass Clark, Gary Kinkead, Kent Gray, Kenny King, Dick Jacks, Brute Boyer. State Meet • Four Westwood boys scored 90 points and set three new state records in the State Meet held in Evansville Saturday and Sunday, July 9 and 10. This 90 points placed them second for the first day of competition. Tom Geiman won the high point trophy for 9 and 10 age. Winners follow. Tom Geiman, Gary Kinkead, Tom Gray, Kent Gray. Portage Park Invitational Meet Held at Chicago, July 3 and 4, the following members of the Swim Team participated and scored in the Portage Park meet: JoEllen Boyer, 7th, 50 M Butterfly; Karen Kempf, 2nd, Diving; Eva Clark, 7th, Diving; Gary Kinkead, 3rd, 200 M Individual Medley, 3rd 50 M Butterfly; 4th, 50 M Backstroke; 6th, 50 M Freestyle; 6th, 100 M Freestyle.

Indianapolis Hiking Club On Sunday afternoon, July 17, the Indianapolis Hiking Club will visit Longacre Park and Pool. The meeting place is inside the Park entrance at 2:00 p.m. Leader: Ruth Thomson, 706 N. DeQuincy St., FL. 7-1059.

Speedway Christian Church 14th St and Winton Av*. CHapel 4-2000 Ray Montgomery, Minister John Andrae, Assistant to the Minister Albert R. Graves, Minister of Education Robert J. Kintner, Minister of Music TWO MORNING SERVICES First Worship Service 9:00-10:00 a.m. . Children’s Study and Worship 1:00-10:35 and 11:09-12:00 a m_ Youth and Adult Classes 10:00-10:35 a.m. Second Worship Service 11:00-12:00 a.m. We wish to welcome all who can attend our worship services. In the absence of Dr. Montgomery, Rev. John Andrae will give the sermons at both services next Sunday. Service Day. Mrs. Hawkins wishes to remind the ladies of the church that the summer session -of Service Day will be coming up July 28. Please hold this date open, and come to the church to sew for the Little Red Door. Ladies of the community are invited to join us. Remember, the air-conditioning will be on and you can sew in comfort. New Members. On Sunday, July 3, we were happy to welcome (Continued on Page 5)

I.U. Students Study Housing For The Aged The fact that many of Indianapolis’ older citizens desire and need small, efficient, low-rental apartments within the downtown area has been established through studies completed by graduate students of Indiana University’s Division of Social Service. For some time now, the Health and Welfare Council and interested churches and unions—with the cooperation of the F.H.A. and the Redevelopment Commission—have been investigating the possibility of providing a low rental apartment building for the elderly in a downtown redevelopment area.

So that this investigation might be based upon a solid foundation of knowledge and understanding, two groups of students studied the characteristics of some of the city’s older people, and their housing needs and desires. Working under the guidance of their faculty advisers, Walter Johnson and Genevieve Weeks, and in consultation with the Research Director ond the Director of the Project on Ageing of the Health and Welfare Council, the students concentrated their efforts on two groups; the aged presently living within a redevelopment area, and the older members of some of the interested churches. This approach pointed up the similarities and differences in the needs and desires of a low income group that must soon face the problem of relocation, and a relatively well-to-do group confronted with no such immediate pressure. The findings of the studies will serve as a basis for a more detailed, overall study of housing needs of the ageing by the Health and Welfare Council and the Division of Social Service, and will give direction to community efforts for providing adequate housing for our older citizens. Wednesday Duplicate Bridge 1. R. Hunt-S. Dachi 2. Mr. and Mrs. J. Barrett 3. Mr. and Mrs. R. Wickham 4. Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Eschenbach * 5. M. Wells-V. Sandbert After Wednesday, July 13, this game will not be held until fall. Westwin Club The first annual Westwin Club picnic will be held at Meadowood Park on Sunday, July 31, at 1:00 p.m. All mothers of twins and their families are invited.

Church of Christ 1956 West 10th Street Services*. Sunday 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 pjn. Thursday 7:30 p.m. For information call CH. 1-4382

St. John’s Episcopal Church ALLISON SCHOOL—S24O West 22nd St Nursery is provided for children 5 years and under at 5026 W. 22nd St. during church and school The Rev. John L. Lowe, Vicar; 6210 Hickorywood Dr., CH. 3-0278. 8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist 9:30 a.m. Parish Eucharist 10:05 a.m. Church School 19:35 a.m. Coffee Hour

Speedway Baptist Church (Affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention) ,j 2986 Moller Road . Rev. James R. Deuel, Pastor, CH. 4-1061 Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. t Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m ’i. .' [ ■?*- >? ; i Training Union, 6:30 p.m. - - •. . . ; Evening Worship, 7:30 p.m. ' ~ ~~'' i Wednesday night: Sunday school teachers and officers meeting at 7:00; Prayer Service at 7:45. The Speedway Baptist Church is always happy to welcome visitors at any service. Nursery facilities are always available

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The number of participants in the Reading Round-Up has already passed last summer’s figure. More boys and girls are daily completing the required 15 books and are qualifying for the certificate to be issued during the week of July 25-29. These have met the requirements since last week; Charles Bahne, Mary Beth Blind, Susie Cockman, Janet Croney, Rodney Croney, Kathy Dean, Penny Felty, Pat Gillespie, Diane Green, Joyce Green, Beth Ann Kellam, Carol Layton, Nancy Layton, Paul Luther, Ronnie Luther, Gordon Nave, Diana Ray and Baird Washburn. Open hours for the summer are from 9 to 12, 1 to 4 and 7 to 9 on Monday through Thursday. Friday hours are from 9 to 12 and 1 to 4. The final day the library will be open this summer is July 29.

CLEAN YARD AWARD WINNERS The following are winners in the Yard Parks Clean-Up Campaign and received Award Certificates for the Cleanest Yards in their" School, James Robey School, Clermont, Indiana. John Robert Layton, 101 Gasaway Boulevard, Clermont. Jim Kendall, R.R. 18, Box 179, Indianapolis. Nancy Smith, 3325 North High School Road, Indianapolis. Card of Thanks We wish to sincerely thank friends, neighbors and relatives for the many gifts, cards and kindnesses extended to us when our son was injured by an auto. Your thoughtfulness at this time was very much appreciated. Mr. and Mrs. Romie Medvescek and Family Westwood Duplicate July 5 winners: North-South 1. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ericson 2. Mr. and Mrs. Bill J. Cook 3. R. Mitchell, M. Wraight 4. V. Pein-N. Bell East-West 1. K. Hunt-E. Baldouf 2. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Enlow • 3. M. Hoover-E. Moreford 4. Tie, H. Clevenger-M. Winsted; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Medcalf

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