Speedway Flyer, Volume 30, Number 32, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 August 1961 — Page 3

Thursday, August 17, 1961

KNITS FIT the fashion picture all ways, all times! lyn I They fit your figure! They fit the fashion line of leading silhouettes! BIG SELECTION NOW in 1,2, 3 pc. styles!

CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE—By Owner—3 bedroom, plus den, brick ranch, built-in range, dishwasher and disposal, 2-car gar., less than year old, Price $19,900. Assume mortgage. 5903 W. 29th Place, AX. 1-9441. WANTED—One house near Westwood Country Club. Must have full basement and 3 or 4 bedrooms. Under $20,000 with S3OOO Down. Frank Kelly, Margaret Evans, Inc., ME. 9-5252 or AX. 1-2128. FOR SALE GE Radio with beautiful walnut cabinet. Radio not working but cabinet in excell. cond; 4 tapered porch posts, 52” long. CH. 4-5836. MOVING—MUST SELL elec, stove, fully auto., infraray burner and grill, almost new, sac. S9O; GE portable ironer, S2O; 9x12 yellow shag rug, $10; blue floral taffeta bedspread, 2 pair matching drapes, $lO comp.; pair twin bedspreads, $7 pair; natural Stone Martin fur scarf, never worn, cost $lB9, Sac. $80; Scottish jßite ring with % carat diamond, $100; evening jacket, white fox trim $10; formal & cocktail dresses, size 12-14, $5 ea. CH. 4-6130. FOR RENT Modern business building, 24x24, located rear of Frostop, 5200 Block, West 10th. At-door parking for 10 or more cars. CH. 4-1479. , FOR SALE—Roper gas range, excellent condition. CH. 4-9098.

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Susan Thomas directs her designs in a new colorama print spectacular! 35.95 Important fashion news is written in this imported print of featherweight wool and mohair. Made to match pullover sweater and stem slim skirt splashed with color in spruce, rust, blue!

FOR SALE—Breakfast table, 5 chairs; Chambers gas range; large 2-speed wind, fan.; double bed frame with bookcase headboard; Fiesta dishes; table type desk; comb. TV-Radio-Record Player. CH. 4-2061.

CONVERT YOUR OLD FURNACE TO AUTOMATIC GAS HEAT "ASK TO SEE THE LENNOX ‘GLO-RING’ GAS CONVERSION BURNER”

WANT A NICE COOL SPOT FOR HOT WEEK-ENDS? ASK US ABOUT CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING FOR YOUR HOME Call for a Free Cooling Survey!

NEED REALLY GOOD “Back-to-school” or second car? See this 1953 Ford V-8, 4 dr., aut. trans, attractive appearance. Meeh, in fine cond. 5066 W. 14th St. FOR SAT .F Complete football uniform, pants, size 28; shoes size 6; helmet and shoulder pads. CH. 4-0472. HELP WANTED—Noon hour 11:00 A.M. till 2:00 P.M. Raceway Cafeteria, 1430 Main St. “WEE FOLK NURSERY” If you have a 3 or 4 year old and are interested in a Nursery School, please call CH. 4-2061 for enrollment. Mrs. Keever.

For a Fabulous Fashionable Fa 11... € ■ . . Clever, classic creations capable of centering all eyes on you classroom cutie, casual "fun-time companion!" CLASSIC LINE OF THE FEMININE FORM DEVINE IS BACK. Fashion follows a girls natural lines to create a wonderful world of eyecatching flattering for every moment of your busy fall schedule! Shown are but a few of the delightful designs at Dorothy's for BACK-TO-SCHOOL CAMPUS QUEENS, BUSINESS BEAUTIES, HANDSOME HOMEMAKERS AND LEISURE LOVELIESI

Susan Thomas enters an elegant note to the autumn season in 3 part harmony 49.95 A soft touch of suede adds elegant luxury to this teriffic tweed cardigan jacket that tops exquisite crepe blouse over a finely tailored slim skirt. Gold, pecan, blue.

FOR SALE Kenmore Deluxe elec, range (2-oven); Kirby sweeper (Attachments hardly used); elec, rotisserie; new bar stool. Can be seen at 7119 W. 10th. Make offer. ’55 CHEVROLET BELAIRE—VB, 4-Dr., Power Glide, R&H, deluxe interior, 35,000 actual miles, 1 owner. CH. 4-8357. ’SO FORD, ONE OWNER—NewIy rebuilt motor, good tires, also extra wheels and snow tires. Trade for Roto Tiller, Garden Tractor, boat and motor, guns or ? See at 5376 W. 10th, CH. 1-8620.

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BOWL AT CLERMONT LANES —3 miles west of Speedway on Road 136. We have team openings for Tuesday 8:30, Ladies; Tuesday, 8:30, men; Wednesday, 8:30 pjn., men. AX. 1-5333. EXPERIENCED COL. LADY— With good reference wants ironings or cleaning. WA. 5-2468. DRAG RACES Hoosier drag racing fans will get a “preview look” of the 7th Annual National Championship Drag races scheduled at Indianapolis Raceway Park Sept. 1-4. The preview will be Sunday at Raceway, and heading the list of competitors will be Jack Chrisman, currently the point leader in the chase for the World Championship of drag racing. Chrisman, who drives a twin Chevrolet-powered AA dragster capable of 1,000 horsepower, notified officials of Raceway Park that he would be at the track Sunday for some test runs. A heavy favorite to win the Top Eliminator honors, the 33-year-old Long Beach, Cal., mechanic recently set a national

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White Stag stages a warm scene stealer in THE CARABINIERE of imported Antelope cloth! 29.95 Warm, Water-repellent and wonderful . . . White Stage creates a coat to really live in with Prized Antelope Cloth imported from Holland and tremendous tailoring. Collar and body lined with cozy Creslan Acrylic Posha pile. Double front closing!

speed record by blazing over the quarter-mile at East Haddam, Conn., at 175.09 miles per hour. That’s the fastest speed ever turned by a gasoline-burning dragster. The car Chrisman will drive at Raceway Park is one of the most popular in the sport today. The twin engines are boosted by GMC superchargers, and together have a cubic inch displacement of 636 inches. The entire car weighs only 1700 pounds. As an added incentive for the dragsters running in the “National Pre-view,” special prize money will be awarded. Top prize will be a SSO bond for anyone breaking the existing track record of 166.35 miles per hour. SPEEDWAY HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI DANCE SEPTEMBER 15

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ST. ANDREW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) mediates have chosen to describe single events in the lives of two of God’s earliest pioneers. A scene in David’s life will feature Juniors. Junior High youth will portray, by means of an original puppet show, a scene involving Abraham and Lot. In addition to the dramatic productions the Junior-Junior High Vacation Church School Choir will provide special music. Mrs. John Farley is directing the choirs. Following the program light refreshments will be served to parents and friends at the display open house. Mrs. Joseph Bigelow and Mrs. Ewald Svoboda, superintendents of the school, are coordinating the closing program. Sunday, August 20, 9:30 a.m.—Sunday Church School for all ages. 10:45 a.m.—Worship Service. Following the service a coffee hour reception will be given honoring Miss Sue Fiedler, St. Andrew’s new Director of Christian Education, who will be installed that day. Monday, August 21, 7:30 p.m.—Stewardship Committee Meeting. Tuesday, August 22, 9:30 a.m.—United Lutheran Church Women Board Meeting at the church. Plans will be finalized for this winter’s program. Tuesday, August 22, 8:30 p.m.—Speedway Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting in the Fellowship Hall.

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jMaAJkWk razz/e, dazzle, casuals from the Petti knit "Jazz age" selection! sweater 12.98 pants 12.98 Fashion symphony from the HI * aZZ age f^at begins with a wB smashing wool sweater a little on the long-hair j||||r side that swings into elasticized balloon sleeves, loopet* *bru belt and all done 11 in jacquard knit patterns of / f red and bronze or gold and , I 1 orange. Underlined with lean, lengthy pants, fully RSK lined in pure wool. Both in sizes 34 - 40! /

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