Speedway Flyer, Volume 30, Number 45, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1961 — Page 4

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LETHA’S BEAUTY SHOP “Complete Beaatg Service” CH. 1-9073 7012 W. 10th St.

HOMES’ Speedway Chapel 2950 N. High School Road AX. 1-1193 Visitors Welcome at Anytime We are pleased to present our new chapel to the people of Northwest Marion County. You will be able to obtain the services of the following Funeral Directors at either location: Floyd Farley, James Farley, Homer Maddox, Donald Billips, Russell Walker. We will continue to serve at our W. Morris Street Chapel as usual! Farley Funeral Homes "Friendly Funeral Directors"

1604 W. Morris St. 2950 N. High School Rd.

FT "THE PERFECT GIFT JTJLL7 W Htvo FOR ALL OCCASIONS" Eagledale Florist THELMA and CLARENCE KIRK, Owners 3615 W. 30th ST. WA. 4-4249

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SERVICE Si / 6 \ AROUND THE CLOCK FOR SALES, SERVICE CALL 808 GENUNG, Mgr. CH 4-5413 CH 1-6318 HELEN KIRBY CH 1-3302 NORMAN COX LI 7-2776 OPAL GREEN CH 1-2911 R. G. POLAND CH 4-4581

SPEEDWAY STATE BANK REAL ESTATE SALES NORTH DOOR-SECOND FLOOR - 5300 CRAWFORDSVILLE ROAD e

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SMITH'S Barber & Beauty Shop MOM-DAD and CHILDREN "We Need Your Heads in Our Business" 4 BARBERS—COMPETENT BEAUTY OPERATORS Open Week Days 8 AJA. to 6 PJA. 4905 WEST 14th STREET CH. 4-1771

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I THERE’S MORE HERE THAN MEETS THE EYE When you see the new Speedway State Bank, what comes to mind? . . . Money? Speedway State Bank is a good place to save or borrow money. But the Bank also offers other customer services, and real estate sales is one of them. The Real Estate Sales Department is at your service around I the clock. Call us anytime . . . lat home or the office. Ask us about selling your home or about information concerning any of I our offerings. There’s no obliga- > tion. Call us soon. OFFICE HOURS Monday thru Thursday 9-5 Friday 9-8 Saturday 9-12 I CH. 1-6313, Ext. 67 or 68

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Speedway Hardware

1612 N. Lyndhurst CH. 4-3156

LUCAS Service 1346 MAIN STREET CH. 4-0762 • GUARANTEED AUTO REPAIRS • • BRAKE SERVICE • TIRES and BATTERIES • ACCESSORIES • COMPLETE ENGINE OVERHAUL • AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONSERVICE • ON-THE-CAR WHEEL BALANCING Member of Diners Club FREE Pick-Up and Delivery Service

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"CALLING AU CARS - DEPENDABLE SERVICE" Waiting for the First Icicle? If you're one of those owners who have to see the first icicle before they'll believe their car needs pre-winter service, hero's the icicle. Now you can stop waiting and watching and drive in to let us weather-proof your car for the stormy, freezing days ahead. We'll install antifreeze—any type you wish—and chock the cooling system, tune up the engine, adjust steering and brakes and supply everything your car needs for safe, comfortable winter driving. Why not call us today, while we still have time to do a thorough, dependable job? PERMANENT ANTI-FREEZE $2.50 GAL Installed

• Aluminum Siding o Room Additions e Kitehen Remodeling BISON HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 3001 W. Michigan St. AAE. 4-4550

IP YOU HAVE ANY HEATING PROBLEMS OR HOME IMPROVEMENT PLANS . . . Fool Free to call Gene McWilliams, AX. 3-1280 Anytime or J. R. Koosling, CH. 1-7617, who will bo available evenings and week-ends. Assisting will bo B. K. Cas l sotty, a licensed Heating Engineer.

The Trend House

1502 MAIN STREET - Speedway - DAILY 9:30 to 5:30 - FRIDAY TIL 8:30 Evenings by Appointment

SPEEDWAY METHODIST CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) community, and to folks who do not have a church home near enough to attend regularly, to worship with us. We hope it will be our privilege to have you worship with us this Sunday. Reservations for the Men’s Dinner on Monday evening, November 20, are due to Tom Long, AX. 1-4029, by this evening. Carol Choir (3rd and 4th grade) will rehearse today, at 3:15 p.m., at the church. Immanuel Choir (youth) will rehearse today, at 4:00 p.m., at the church. Chancel Choir (adult) will rehearse tonight, at 7:30 p.m., at the church. Policy Committee will meet tonight, at 7:30 p.m., at the church. House Committee will meet tonight, at 7:30 p.m., at the church. Crusaders Choir (sth and 6th grade) will rehearse on Friday, November 17, at 3:15 p.m., at the church. A Chili Supper will be sponsored by the Immanuel Choir (youth) and their mothers on Friday evening, November 17, from 5:00-7:00 p.m. Tickets may be secured at the door. The community is invited. “The Gratitude of a Gentleman” is the theme on which Rev. Howard E. Wright will speak at both services of worship on Thanksgiving Sunday, November 19. At the 9:00 o’clock service, the Immanuel Choir will sing the anthem, “Thanksgiving Psalm” by Taylor. The Chancel Choir will sing the anthem, “Praise Ye The Lord, O Jerusalem” (A Harvest Anthem) by Maunder at the 10:45 service. Mrs. Patrick Powers will be soloist. Mr. Hanford Lloyd will be the offertory soloist at the latter service. Our Church Loyalty Emphasis begins this Sunday and continues through Christmas Sunday, December 24. “Every Member and Friend of the Church Worshipping In God’s House Every Week” is the goal of the emphasis. Will God see you in Church, Sunday? Jr. Hi’s: Be on hand this coming Sunday for the usual morning Church School class and a tremendous experience at 5:00 p.m. The 5:00 o’clock experience begins with recreation in the big Fellowship Hall followed by refreshments, worship, and discussion. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Rieke will be the sponsors in charge of Sunday evening’s meeting with three of our fine youth assisting. All 7th and Bth graders are invited. Sr. Hi’s: Mr. Tom Long and Mr. Weldon Hackett are our grand teachers for our 10:00 o’clock Sunday morning class. All 9th to 12th graders are invited to share in this wonderful experience. Don’t miss this opportunity! . . . This Sunday evening at 6:00 we will have our annual Sr. Hi MYF Turkey Dinner. See details elsewhere in the Flyer. Methodist Men will have a dinner meeting on Monday, November 20, at 6:30 p.m. It will be a dinner to “write home about” and a speaker “to remember.” Rev. James F. Morin, Pastor of Centenary Methodist Church, Lebanon, a close personal friend of our own Rev. Wright, will present an illustrated talk on “Church Lift* In Europe.” Tickets: $1.25. Every man in the church is invited. Amity Circle will meet on Tuesday, November 21, at 7:30 p.m„ at the home of Mrs. Edward F. Ryden, 2114 Fisher Avenue, with Mrs. Walter M. Welsh and Mrs. John A. Cox as co-hostesses. Felicity Circle will met on Tuesday, November 21, at 7:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Harry W. Pruitt, 5823 Hollister Drive, with Mrs. Dwight L. Mount and Mrs. Alfred T. Hansen as co-hostesses. Public Relations Committee will meet on Tuesday, November 21, at 7:30 p.m., at the church. Sacrament of Infant and Children’s Baptism will be administered on Sunday, November 26. Please call the church office to make arrangements.

TOWN NEWS (Continued from page 1) acres bounded by Winton Avenue on the east, Lyndhurst Drive on the west, West 10th Street to the north and to the south, the future centerline of improved Eagle Creek channel as designated by the Flood Control Board. Located in this area are a new apartment project, a private home, beauty shop, dance school, construction firm and a gasoline service station in addition to property belonging to the Allison Division of General Motors. Roadways, Inc., was the winning bidder for widening of Lyndhurst Drive from the B&O Railroad tracks north to 16th Street.

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The bid of $9,945 includes concrete curbs and gutters as well as the bituminous pavement. Lyndhurst Drive will be widened to 50 feet from its present 40 feet to conform to Lyndhurst south of the tracks and north of 16th Street. The Board in other action: 1. Passed Appropriation Ordinance 304, which permits transfer of certain funds not needed for the purpose appropriated into other areas of the operating budget. 2. Conditionally approved a bid by Carson Ford Sales of Brownsburg to provide a new police cruiser at a cost of $1,450. This includes trade-in of an older model patrol car. 3. Approved Ordinance 303 permitting Texaco, Inc., at 3970 West 10th Street to widen its driveways from 30 feet to 60 feet to permit easier entrance and exit by tank trucks. I 4. Read into record a letter to Police Chief Glen Collins from Capt. Charles W. Linder commending Speedway Officer Howard Allen for his scholastic achievements as a member of the recently-graduated class at the In. dianapolis Police Department’s Training School. 5. Discussed adoption of the Marion County Plumbing Code as a basis for work in Speedway. 6. Set Nov. 20 as the date to discuss with the architects the progress of plans for the proposed new Speedway fire station.

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MJ) STOVE ROUND-UP GAS RANGE SALE BIG TRADES • WIDE SELECTION IVO DOWN PAYMENT MOM ry"*! 1 i * |i|| I ■II 1 ■ rd : 11 , '•£ gg! TAPPAN’S dependable 36-inch range with matchless lighting and solid chassis construction for years of cooking satisfaction. Removable oven bottom and drip trays for easy cleaning. Swing out gas broiler. Storage compartment, electric clock, light and appliance outlet Lock-type controls. Real value. TC-3 Sale price with tradei *169" SPEEDWAY CUSTOMER SERVICE OFFICE 5910 Crawfordsville Road CH. 1-3331

Citizens Gas AND COKE UTILITY

_ J SHOELAND mOXmN W. 16th St “WE SELL FOR LESS” “TURKEY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN” FREE FREE FREE TURKEYS TO BE GIVEN AWAY NOV. 21 CHILDREN'S SHOES . 2 pair 85 She* BVi ■ 3 Values to $5.95 HEELS . . . . $3.88 - 84.88 Value* to $8.95 MEN'S and BOY'S OXFORDS - LOAFERS ■ DOOTS

Westridge Homemakers The Westridge Homemakers Club met at the home of Mrs. Terry Oasprey. There were two guests, one new member, Mrs. Linda Riety and eleven members present. The December 9th meeting was

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further planned. This will be the club’s Christmas party. AU members and their husbands are to dress up in poor-taste costumes. The meal was planned for the coming meeting. A Care Package was voted on for Christmas. The members worked on Christmas centerpieces.