Speedway Flyer, Volume 31, Number 19, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1962 — Page 6

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Key To The City Civic Newcomers Club The regular monthly meeting of the Westside Newcomers will be held on Thursday evening, May 17 at 8:00 p.m. in the Friendship Room on the Speedway State Bank, 5300 Crawfordsville Road. During the business meeting, an election of officers for the year starting in September will be held. The slate of candidates includes:

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Indpls. Hiking Clvb The Indianapolis Hiking Club will hike the Tow Path to Holcomb Gardens on Sunday, May 20. The group will meet at 2:00 p.m. at the Municipal Parking Lot in Broad Ripple, and hike along the Tow Path to Holcomb Gardens. After returning to the cars we will proceed to the Riviera Club for a cook-out. This is an easy, level hike which should be exceptionally beautiful at this time of year. Visitors are invited to join us. Leader will be Mrs. Ep Mowrer. LILLY NEWS Eli Lilly and Company will honor its retired employees at a reception and luncheon to be held Wednesday, May 16, at 12:30 p.m. at the McCarty Street plant in Indianapolis. Invitations have been issued to 291 retired employees of the Indianapolis, Greenfield, and Lafayette plants. At ninety-six years of age, Abe Moffet, of Indianapolis, will be the oldest person present. Also expected to attend is Miss Kitty Klyde Mitchell, of Indianapolis, who has been associated with Lilly longer than any other living person—she joined the firm in 1894. Medals will be presented to thirty-eight men and women who have retired within the past twelve months by Joseph X. Man mon, group vice-president of manufacturing and administration, and C. Raymond Miller, vicepresident of production. A. J. W. Leßien, vice-president of marketing will bo master of ceremonies.

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PERSONALS Paula Nolte, daughter of Theodore Nolte, 5350 Crawfordsville, graduate of Speedway High School, received honors at the annual journalism honor’s banquet at Ball State Teacher’s College. Dick Dickerson, student in the Chemical Engineering School at Purdue, has been chosen a National Science Foundation undergraduate research participant for the summer. He will receive a S6OO grant to conduct research. Dick is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dickerson, 1850 N. Norfolk. He was recently re-elected treasurer of Purdue Branch of the American Chemical Society. Stahr To Head I.U. Elvis J. Stahr, Jr., nationally known educator who far nearly a year and a half has been Secretary of the Army, has been elected the trustees of Indiana University to succeed Herman B Wells as president of the University. After having headed the University for 25 years, Dr. Wells at his own request will give up the presidency June 30 to devote himself to the work of the I.U. Foundation. Dr. Stahr, a native of Kentucky, has been law dean and provost of the University of Kentucky, vice chancellor of the University of Pittsburgh, and president of the West Virginia University.

MARIAN COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT J. Irwin Miller, president of the National Council of Churches of Christ in the U.S.A., will speak at the Marian College commencement on Sunday, June 3, the president of the college announced today. The baccalaureate service will be held in the Marian chapel at 8 p.m., on Saturday, June 2, and will have as speaker the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Albert H. Busald, pastor of St. Philip Neri Catholic Church in Indianapolis. The graduation ceremony at which Mr. Miller, Columbus, Ind., industrialist and civic leader, is to be heard will mark the close of the liberal arts college’s 25th year of existence. Diplomas will be awarded to 87 graduates in the Marian auditorium, beginning at 3 pan., by the Most Rev. Paul C. Schulte, Archbishop of Indianapolis and chancellor of Marian College. A Weighty hoM«m Stanley Weightman has been too fat for a whole lifetime. He was very tired of it. Soon, his doctor told him, ho would bo sick and tired. So you con undarotand why Stanley was delighted when he read on ad about o 909-calories formula diet A painless, permanent, perfectly safe way to lose weight Many Urn—sty lot people said they had lost pounds on the new liquid food than ever before in their lives. Stanley decided

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this was for him. At first, he was very good. He ate nothing but the liquid. The first week, he lost three pounds. The second week, he lost five. By the middle of the third week, he was feeling positively slendor. He saw no reason why he shouldn’t eat a little solid food now and then. And that was the beginning of the end. Now Stanley’s back to his regular habits. He weighs more than ever before. But it may be just as well he’s off the liquid food. Because the reducing formulas may not be v/hat they’re cracked up to be. The Council on Food and Nutrition of the American Medical Association feels that the labels on all these new products should warn people to be sure to drink a normal amount of water. The Council also says many people shouldn’t try any kind of reducing without a doctor’s supervision. Especially people with heart trouble, kidney trouble and diabetes. Rrayer Lectures Nine lectures on prayer will be given at the Broadway Methodist Church beginning Monday at 8 p.m. by the Rev. Charles F. Whiston of Berkley, Calif. Dr. Whiston’s School of Prayer is being sponsored jointly by the Church Federation of Greater Indianapolis and the Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis. Dr. Whiston who appeared here last year served as a missionary in China, a rector in Vermont and Massachusetts churches and a lecturer at Middlebury College. Since 1945 he has been a professor of Systematic Theology at the Church Divinity School of the Pacific in Berkley. Ho will speak at Trinity Episcopal Church Sunday at 11 a.m. and his School of Prayer at Broadway Methodist Church will continue through Thursday with lectures at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. with no charge or registration fee. Butler Alumni Day Class reunions, alumni elections, a faculty seminar and the awards banquet will highlight Butler University’s Alumni Day May 19. The spotlight will focus on 19 honor classes—those with graduation years ending in “1“ and "•.** The classes of 1912 and 1987 will bo honored for 80 and 85 years alumni service respectively. Norman F. Bryant of Indianapolis is retiring as alumni president. His successor will come from a group of IS alumni directors, including 9 from Indianapolis. The third annual World-of-Te-day seminar will Nature faculty discussions of subjects titled “Kaep-Pace Gauge for the Spam Ago.” Presentation of the ButlM Medal for distinguished sarriM will highlight the alumni awes* banquet at 5:89 pan. in Atherton Center.