Speedway Flyer, Volume 33, Number 28, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1964 — Page 1

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' St. Christopher’s Catholic Church 5335 West 16th Streel Bev. L. A. Lindemann Taster Rev. Paul Richart Assistant Pastor Sunday Masses—6:3o, 8:00. 10:00. and 11:30 ajn. Members of the Holy Name Society will receive corporate Holy ..Communion at the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, June 12th. Following the Mass, breakfast will be served in the school social room. Dan O’Riley, founder and president of the Martin Inn in Indianapolis, wfll be the guest speaker at the meeting. Mr. O’Riley will speak on the home for parolees, some of their problems, and how they can be helped. Maurice Theising, president, will preside at the meeting. Men’s Slow-Pitch Soft-Ball game will be at St. Christopher Sun(Continued on Page 6)

GIRL SCOUT NEWS TROOP 656, Patrol 471 returned from the Girl Scout New York World’s Fair Tour conducted by Miller Tours. Other points of interest were a bus tour of Manhattan which included the Theatre district. Garment district and China Town, the Bowery, Greenwich Village and Wall Street. They visited the top of the Empire State Bldg., United Nations Bldg., NB.C. Studios, saw the Rockettes at Radio City Music Hall and a boat trip around Manhattan. The tour was privileged to visit the General Motors Bldg, at the Fair after closing hours to avoid the waiting in line. Those attending were Janice Atkinson, Lynn Schoenewey, Mary Schrock, Jane Scott, Chris Solt, Linda Walker, and Susie Young. Mr. and Mrs. Burdell Scott were the adult advisors. There were 130 Girl Scouts and leaders on the tour which traveled via Pennsylvania Railroad. The girls have been earning money for this trip for 3 years. The P. J. Phals Patrol spent a week camping at Raccoon State Park near Rockville, Indiana. Those attending were Patty Brooks, Pat Feucht, Sue Grimes, Helen Hoerger, Linda Slattery, and Janet Zeiher. Mrs. John Slattery and Mrs. T. A. Feucht were the adult advisors.

Westwood Duplicate The Westwood Duplicate Bridge Club held a special event, Mixed Pairs, on Tuesday, June 30, 1964. The winners were: 1. Mrs. Harrison J. Blind and Tom E. Bernhardt. 2. Mrs. Bradford Steele and Richard K. Richardson. 3. Mrs. Don Hood and Dominic 4. Mrs. Bernard Casselman and Charles A. Skarvan. The Westwood Duplicate Bridge Club held its game on Thursday, July 2, 1964. A Howell movement was played and the winners were: 1. Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Steele. 2. Mrs. and Mrs. Walter G. Vogel. 3. Mrs. Arnold Morford and Mrs. Fred Bell. TRAP SHOOT The Marion County Fish and Game Association (located on Highway 136 at Eagle Creek, one mile west of Speedway) will hold a Trap Shoot, Tuesday, July 14, from 6:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. We have two traps and a good lighting system. Come out and have a lot of fun. Free coffee. Public is invited.

Speedway Baptist Church Affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention; f 2986 Moller Road Rev. James R. Deuel, Pastor, AX 1-8570 bunday S-bool. 9:45 a.m. Training Union, 630 p.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Evening Worship, 7:30 pun. Wednesday night: Sunday school teachers and officers meeting at 730; Prayer Service at 7:45. The Speedway Baptist Church is always happy to welcome visiters at any service. Nursery facilities are always available. Charch of Christ <956 West 19th Street Services*. Sunday 9:45 am. and 7:30 pjn. Thursday - —— 730 pjn. For information can CH. 1-4381 Baptist Charch of The Master (American Baptist) WHSam Helm. Pastor 1620 N. Girls School Road CH. 1-7848 Morning Worship—9:3o a.m. Sunday School—B:4s and 10:30 ajn. BYF—63O pjn. Sunday. Evening Service 7:30 pjn. Wednesday Evening Bible Study, 7:00 pjn. Clenaoat Christian Charch (Independent) Ml W. Main St Clermont. Indiana Phnnst AX 1-7430 C. A. Latimer, Minister AX 1-7439 G. Loren Sangree, Minister of Education AX 1-6659 Verble Henry, Custodian AX 1-9454 Sunday: 8:30-9:45 ajn., First Worship and Communion. 9:4510:45 am, Bible School. 1030-11:45 ajn., Second Worship and Communion. 730 pjn. Evening Evangelistic Service. Thursday: 7:00-830 pjXL, Bible Study.

The SPEEDWAY FLYER Issued Every Week to Every Home in Spdedway, Westgate Addition and Clermont

SPSDWAY JAYCEE DRIVING ROAD-E-O The Speedway Jaycees will hold its annual Teen-age Safe Driving Road-E-O Saturday, July 11, 1964. It will be held at the Speedway Shopping Center, (the Southeast corner) from 9 to 12 noon. The Road-E-O is open to any licensed teen-age driver who is going to school or who has already graduated. All students are urged to enter this event which is conducted for the purpose of stimulating improved driving skill. Parking, backing, distance judging and turning are all involved in the manual test.

The Speedway winner will then go to the State Contest which also will be held in Speedway. The National Road-E-O will be held in Washington, D. C. to which the state finalist will be sent with an all-expense paid trip. This is a wonderful opportunity for any teen-age driver from Speedway to win this trip plus one of the scholarships being offered. Entry blanks may be picked up from Marvin Hocker at 3608 W. 16th, ME. 9-5531 or Tom Smith, Kiefer Floral Co. at 2901 W. 16th, ME. 7-3407.

- The Peanut League games are well underway. The standings as of July 6 are: MAIN PARK Indians, won 3, lost 1; Yankees, won 2, lost 2; Cardinals, won 2, lost 2; Giants, won 1, lost 3. MEADOWOOD PARK Redlegs, won 3, lost 0; Giants, won 2, lost 1; Yankees, won 2, lost 1; Red Sox, won 1, lost 2; White Sox, won 0, lost 4. The trophy winner for Chess at the Main Park was Charles Stevens. Blue Ribbon winners were Charles Stevens, Div. I and John'Grande, Div. H. Red Ribbon winners were Ronnie Steward, Div. I and Ricky Rosner, Div. IL White Ribbon winners were Russell Eppen, Div. I and Greg Rosner, Div. H. Steve Wagner won the trophy for Chess at Meadowood Park. Blue Ribbon winners were Dave Hunter, Div. I and Steve Wagner, Div. H. Red Ribbon winners were Jim Cox, Div. I and Gary Rabb, Div. H. White Ribbon winners were Ricky Rost, Div. I and Holly Hamilton, Div. IL The Carrom and Croquet tournaments are well underway. Names of winners will be given next week. Jim Crumley, CH. 4-8229

SPEEDWAY LIONS INSTALL NEW OFFICERS

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J. A. GEIMAN L Joseph A. Geiman was installed as president of the Speedway Lions Club at their 25th annua) meeting held June' 24 at the Student Union Building, 1 U. Medical Center. The meeting was conducted by retiring president, Carl Baldauf, who welcomed guests. During brief remarks, Lion Baldauf thanked his officers and committee chairmen as well as all members of the dub for their splendid cooperation during his year as The Lions and Lionesses were entertained by Rick Stanton, pianist; Donna Spencer, vocalist, and Sherrill Marshall, accorionist. The speaker was Ralph Deckard, past International Director from District 25-E, who also installed officers for the coming year. The new officers are: Joseph A. Geiman, president; Carl N. Baldauf, immediate past president; Robert W. Gilmore, Ist vice president; Karl F. Wacker, 2nd vice presidentf'Glen H. Collins, 3rd vice president; Harry F. Pesel, secretary; Albert G. Dirks, treasurer; Merle C. Cox, Lion Tamer; and Emmet I. Copenhaver, Tail twister. Directors include George H. Wilshire, Eugene L. Adams, James M. Hittie, Paul V. Faulk, John E. Bainbridge, and David C. Graves.

PSI lOTA XI Gamma Theta Chapter of Psi lota Xi entertained their new pledges at a picnic last week held at the Clermont Lions Club Park. Those pledged to Psi lota Xi this year are: Sandra Lampman, Donna Dietrick, Jody Hanna, Mary Ann Twaddle, Pat Kildsig, Mrs. James Lewis, Mrs. Larry Peters and Mrs. John Sawyers. BRIDGEPORT DEMOLAY The Bridgeport Chapter Order of DeMolay will have a Chevalier Investiture for John David Hardin, Jr. PMC-RD on July 11, 1964 at 7:30 pjn. at the Bridgeport Temple at 8400 W. Morris St. Also the “DeMolay Story” film will be shown. All Masons and DeMolays and invited guests are invited to attend. Card of Thanks We wish to express our gratitude to neighbors for their floral tributes and acts of kindness during the passing of our beloved father, Raymond Sharp. We sincerely want to thank Rev. Tresslar and the Farley Funeral Home. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. Robt. C. Sharp & Family

Clemont Methodist Chenh Main Sinai. Clermont. Indian VerlW. Winslow. Minister. Phone AX. 1-8869 Glen Pulis.&S.Supt Janet Foist. Organist Worship Service, 10:40 Church School, 9:30 Sunday, 630, MYfellowship. Thursday, 7:30-830 Choir Practice. Speedway Methodist Charch 5065 West 16th Street Rev. Charles M. Johnson, Minister Rev. R. Richmond Blake, Associate Minister Rev. Donald E. Krieger, Director of Christian Education Helen Hecht, Director of Music. First Hour—9:oo-10:30 930-1030—First Worship Service (Family Worship: Children in Ist grade through 6th with parents in Church for portion of service and then leave with their teachers for Church School classes. Nursery facilities and Classes for children through 5 years of age, 930-10:30). 1030-1030—Church School for Youth and Adults. Second Hour—lo:4s-11:45. 10:45-11:45—Church School for children through 6th grade. Next Sunday, July 12th, Rev. G. T. Johnson, our Missionary to (Continued on Page 6)

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School News One Hundred sixty-three students in the Speedway Junior: and Senior High Schools had perfect attendance during the 196364 school year. Several of these have had more than one year without absence. Sondra Hinchman completed six years of perfect attendance. Tom Smith and David Troutman completed 5 years and Keith Peiper, Robert Burgin, Dixie Johnson, Linda Lewter, Gary Witherbee and Gary Hermon have had four years of: perfect attendance. Students completing three years without ab-, sence were: Nick Green, Nancy Kern, John Allen, Susan Boles, Ronnie Phillips, Jim Roach, Teresa Waggoner and Joyce Hamer. Students completing two years of perfect attendance were: Gary Bell, James Hansen, Mark Kelley, Pat Kildsig, Linda Nice, Sherry Brown, Barbara Curry, Jack Eldridge, Sue Johnson, Mark Maxwell, Robert Rhoades, Pat Singrey, Russ Sinks, Carol Smith, Tom Whitmore, Michael Wulfeck, Barry Eversole, Doris Hawkins, Larry Jones, Richard Klotzbier, Wayne Mitchell, Marilyn Rhoades, John Shumar,. David Trittipo, Thomas Tune, Bob Burdge, Kathy Donovan, William Ferguson, Candace McCord, Janet Parks, Dennis Pelley, Cynthia Shumar, Candice Walker, and Raymond Wing.

wesrwooa ieen vanreen “The Suspicions” will play far Teen Canteen at Westwood Country Club, Monday, July 13. Time 7:30 to 10:30. Members 25c, guests 75c. Aquanauts a " b More than 350 boys and girls in Speedway are reading this summer in the Summer Recreational Reading Club at the Senior High School Library. Some 2500 books have been brought to the Library from the elementary buildings and from the Junior High School Library and are being circulated during the summer from the Senior High School bookshelves. The AQUANAUTS READING CLUB will run until August 14, the last day of the Summer Library. * Several Club members have completed the reading of 15 books and have qualified for the certificate to be issued during the week of August 10-14. They are: Larry Bumgardner, Donna Case, Nancy Collins, Kay Evritt, Gregory Ferguson, Mark Genung, Toni Glidewell, Holly Hamilton, Danny Krieger, Elizabeth Lindley, Robert McCallister, David Malik, Connie Mullen, Tony Popcheff, Sandy Sallee, Carla Sauer, Thomas Sauer, Kathy Tomlinson, Carol Wacker, John Ward, Linda Ward, Lana Welcher, Kathleen Woolery and Diana Wooten. Hours for the Summer Library are: 9 to 12, 1 to 6:30, Monday through Thursday. 9 to 12, 1 to 4:00, Friday. Card of Thanks A very special thank you to everyone for the cards, gifts and flowers sent to me during my hospitalization. A most grateful thanks to Dr. Montgomery for his visits and prayers. All were deeply appreciated. Ruth Flanagan

TO HEAD FIRST BANK'S TRAVEL BUREAU

Watson W. Rich " First Bank and Trust Company today announced the appointment of Watson W. Rich to head a new Travel Department of the Bank to open July 17. Mr. Rich was a Captain in the Merchant Marines during World War Two, and has been in the travel business for the past 15 years. He has been an airline manager and manager of travel bureaus in Gary and Chicago, and was general manager of an Indianapolis Travel Bureau before joining First Bank and Trust The Travel Department will be located at First Bank and Trust’s main office, 5300 Crawfordsville Road.

MISSIONARY JOHNSON GUEST SPEAKER AT METHODIST CHURCH 1 Rev. G. T. Johnson will be guest speaker at the Speedway Methodist Church at both worship services, Sunday, July 12, 9:00 and 10:45 ajn. The sermon will be followed at 9:45 am. by an informal discussion, led by Rev. and Mrs. Johnson regarding their work in India. For a year before going to the Poona Church, Mr. Johnson was in charge of a boys hostel related to the Methodist School in Gohdra. During a previous term of missionary service, 1949 to 1954, he was youth director for the Gujarat Methodist Conference and in charge of a village boys hostel near Baroda. He also did evangelist work in surrounding villages. Born in Clarksfield, Minn., Mr. Johnson attended Asbury College, Wilmore, Ky., and graduated in 1949 with a Bachelor of Arts degree. He has his B.D. degree from Garrett Theological Seminary, Evanston, HL He received a Masters of Arts from Northwestern University. The Speedway Church recently assumed one-half of the support of the Johnson Family as their own missionaries in India. The community is invited to hear this world traveler and missionary. BAPTIST CHURCH 3470 High School Road Sunday School 9:45 am. Worship 10:45 am. and 7:00 pjn. Wednesday Meeting 7:00 pm. Rev. Larry Newans ST. 7-1546

Chapel HHI Baited Preshyteriaa Charch Wnister Tames W. Marshall—CH. 4-3770 Temporary Meeting Place Chapelwood Elementary School West 10th and Girls School Road Sunday Worship—lo:3o ajn. Nursery and Church School Classes for children. St. Lake’s Belted Charch of Christ 8886 West 16th Shoot Congregational ChriMten Evangelical and Reformed Howard W. Baer, Minister, CH. 1-8763 Sunday Church School, 9:30 ajn. Classes for all ages. Morning Worship, 1030 a.m. Nursery provided. You are welcome at all times.

St Jtednw’s Lutheraa Chenh 3700 Crawfordsville Bead CH. 1-4118 Mias Sue Fiedler. Matins Service—B:oo A.M Sunday Church School (all ages)—9:oo-10:15 A.M. Church Service, Nursery, 10:30-11:30 AM. The Church with the red doors is always open for meditation and prayer. This Saturday the Intermediate Luther League will meet at the (Continued on Page 6)

ROBERT H. SHIELDS Services for Robert H. Shields were at 8:30 am. Wednesday in Conkle Speedway"’Funeral Home and 9 am. in St Christopher Catholic Church. He was buried in Holy Cross Cemetery. Shields, 47, veteran law enforcement officer and former executive secretary of the Indianapolis Board of Public Safety, suffered a fatal heart attack at his home, 1806 N. Auburn, Sunday. Shields had been with W. A. Brennan, Inc., a firm handling commercial and industrial real estate, since July, 1963, when he resigned from the Safety Board. He had been appointed to the board by former Mayor Albert H. Losche in November, 1962, following the election in which Shields, Democratic candidate for sheriff, lost to Republican James O. Hiner. Hiner died in October, 1963. Shields had served as executive officer for Marion County Sheriff Robert O’Neal from 1955 until February, 1962, when O’Neal was appointed a Federal marshal.

Before that. Shields was with the state police 14 years. He started as a trooper at the Lafayette post and was later promoted to lieutenant in charge of Post 11 in Marion County. Among major murder cases he investigated during his career were those involving Robert A. Watts and Michael T. Callahan and the fatal shooting of two Hammond policemen. He was a 1935 graduate of Cathedral High School and had attended police training institutes at Indiana, Purdue and Northwestern universities. Shields also attended the FBI National Academy and the U. S. Army Criminal Investigation School In World War H, he served in the Army’s criminal investigation division in the Chinese-Burma-India Theater. Shields was a member of the Fraternal Order of Police, the Indiana Sheriff’s Association, Speedway post of the American Legion and St. Christopher Catholic Church. Survivors include the widow, Zora; two sons, Bill and Bobby; a daughter, Betty, all at home, and his mother, Mrs. Bertha Shields, Indianapolis. ADULT WESTWOOD DANCE-SWIM Swimming and Dancing Under The Stars at Westwood Country' Club, SATURDAY, July 18, 9:00 to 12:00 pjn. Advance tickets are 50c a couple for members, and 75c a couple for guests. At the door tickets will be SI.OO for guests and 75c for members. Bob Morris is the Disk Jockey and there will be prizes given away. For reservations, call Mrs. Don Wolf, CH. 1-7681, Mrs. Carl Mosser, CH. 4-1209, Mrs. E. Breeden, CH. 1-9884. MESSIAH LUTHERAN CHURCH Missouri oyiioa 4141 N. High School Road Rev. A. J. HaUmi, Pastor Sunday School 9:15 ajn. Worship Service 10:30 ajn.

Sptedway Christian Church 14M BL and Wtolia Avk CHapei 4-3000 Ray Moatgomefy, Minister John Atmllbc. Arenriate Mintatar Art Vermillion, Minister of Christian Education Foster Hotchkiss, Minister of Music TWO MORNING SERVICES First Worship Service 9:00-10:00 ajn. Second Worship Service 11:00-12:00 ajn. Children’s Study ind Worship 9coo-10:35 and 11:00-12:00 am Youth and Adult Classes 10:00-10:35 ajn. We extend a welcome to visitors in Speedway. Next Sunday, (Continued on Page 6)

PAPER SALE SATURDAY Paper Sale Speedway DeMolay, southeast corner 16th and Lyndhurst Saturday, July 11, 1964; Time 8:00 a.m. till finished. All Speedway DeMolays are requested to help in this project, their fathers are cordially invited to assist. PERSONALS Summer-Hi workshop members of the Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre, representing fifteen Indianapolis area high and junior high schools, will present an evening of experimental dramatic exercises July 23 and 24 at 8 pjn. at the Civic Theatre, 1849 N. Alabama St. Those from Speedway completing the six-weeks’ course and taking part in the final program are: David Dunne, 1818 Georgetown Rd.; Kathy Ann Koehl, 1727 Ellen Dr.; Jim Muir and Ruth Muir, 5552 Meadowood Dr., and Cindy Rumple, 1646 N. Whitcomb, all of Speedway High School. Mrs. Judith Buckingham, a Spanish language teacher at Speedway High School, is among Indiana high school and junior high school teachers of French, German and Spanish attending on scholarships a special Institute at Indiana University this summer to review the latest techniques of teaching modern foreign languages. Two 1964 Speedway High School graduates, Carolyn Ann Brown, 1767 Norfolk, and Harriet Jean Nesbit, 6116 Maren, spent two days recently at Ball State Teachers College attending a freshman orientation program and enrolling in fall classes. Three 1964 Speedway High School graduates recently spent two days at Ball State Teachers College attending a freshman orientation program and enrolling for fall classes. Attending were Jane Ann Rumbaugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Rumbaugh, 1918 N. Whitcomb, Speedway; Marlane Sue Losh, daughter of Mrs. Mary Losh, 2570 N. Lynhurst Dr., Indianapolis, and Judith Ann Lennie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Lennie, 3243 W. 48th, Indianapolis. Rose Society Picnic The annual picnic of the Indianapolis Rose Society will be held Saturday, July 11, at the garden house of the Hillsdale Landscape Co., at 6 pjn. Mr. Floyd M. Phillips and Mr. William Willson will be in charge of hospitality.

Chapel Hiß Methodist Chenh 963 N. Girls School Road Minister—Clark E. Hobby—CH. 1-6163 WORSHIP. 8:45 CHURCH SCHOOL. 9:45 WORSHIP. 10:45 St Joha’s Episcopal Chenh 5835 West 30th ftfreea BY 3-6373 The Rev. George Evans, AX 1-8182 Sundays: Holy Eucharist—B:oo ajn., Parish Holy Eucharist—--9:30 ajn. Church School—lo3o ajn. EYC—6:4S pjn.. John Kaox Baited Preshyteriaa Charch Minister. Rev. Laurence A. SunkeL Jr--AX. 3*1846 Temporary meeting place—St John’s Episcopal Church, 8888 W. 30th St Sunday Worship—ll:3o ajn. Nursery and Church School Classes for children. Speedway Chenh of the Bazanno

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5020 Crewfords villa HA. CH. 3-0077 Minister. Rev. James Bailey School at study 830 Church worship - ■ - 1030 Youth N.YJP.& 630 Juniors 836 Evening Evangelistic Service 730

Youth choir practice Monday at 7:30. Wed. eve. Prayerand prated 730. Sacred Concert every third Sunday at 2 Ml

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Martin's Shoes Announces Contest Winners Winners of the Red Ball Contests at Martin’s Shoes, 5910 Crawfordsville Road, Speedway Shopping Center, are as follows: Gary “Mike” Goodwin, 1241 N. Luett; Dan McCauley, 6001 Cadillac Drive; Randy Williams, Brownsburg, Ind.; Bill Dittos, 2346 Fisher; John Schoonover, 5050 W. 13th St. HON CUBS NEWEST ZOORKMNIS Punch and Judy, two eight-month-old lion cubs, are the newest residents of the Indianapolis Zoo. They arrived at their new home July 3. Ronald T. Reuther, zoo director, said the cubs are being housed in the Animal-of-the-Month exhibit immediately inside the zoo’s entrance. The cubs, a male and female, were born last November 4 and presently weigh between 80 and 100 pounds. They were loaned to the zoo by T. O. Philpott, president of the American Art Clay Company of Indianapolis, a wild animal collector who has been on several African safaris. Philpott brought the cub’s parents from Africa two years ago. The cubs were raised on milk from a bottle when small but now are fed beef and horsemeat supplemented with vitamins and minerals, according to Reuther. FIRST BANK AND tbs lew bcbtvbt TRUST KEPVKI Sanford P. Hunter, President of First Bank and Trust Company, with a main office at 5300 Crawfordsville Road, today announced a basic capital increase of $200,000 by sale of stock and transfer from undivided profits. Mr. Hunter said that this action makes it possible for First Bank and Trust to keep pace with the rapid growth of the bank and to expand services to the community. The action, which became effective June 30, increases the bank’s loan limit to $140,000, and total capital accounts now exceed one and onehalf million dollars. Mr. Hunter added that First Bank and Trust opened a fifth location, the first within Indianapolis, last month. SPEEDWAY WEEKDAY RELIGIOUS EDUCATION A new corporation has been organized by representatives of the Speedway Ministerial Association and five Speedway Churches. The purpose of the corporation, called Speedway Weekday Re(Continued on Page 3)

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