Speedway Flyer, Volume 34, Number 18, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1965 — Page 4

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SPEEDWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) “Faithful Shepherd Lead Me” by Ross; and at the 11:00 service the Chancel Choir will sing “The Beatitudes” by Evans. Dr. Montgomery will give the sermons. \ Baby Dedication will be observed at both services. Parents who wish to participate and have not been contacted should call Mrs. William Craig, CH. 1-0472, immediately so proper arrangements may be made. The Chancel bouquets for next Sunday (Mother’s Day) will be given by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pland in memory of Mrs. Hattie Ferguson; Mrs. Joan Carden, Doug and Dave, and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Heuser in memory of Mrs. Esther Heuser; Mrs. E. H. Hampke, Mrs. A. M. Meyer and Mrs. E. G. Grennwell in memory of their mother, Mrs. Mary Middlemas; Miss Mabel Houk and Mr. James Houk in memory of their mother, Mrs. Ella Houk; Misses Agnes and Edith Spencer in memory of their mother, Mrs. Marshall Spencer. The Junior Hi C.Y.F. meeting has been postponed to Sunday, May 16th. A Service of Baptism will be conducted following the close of the 11:00 worship hour. Those who have united with the church ahd have not been baptized, should plan to be present, and if you have not been contacted, call the church office immediately. The Steering Committee will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. Weekday Religious Education will continue Wednesday at 3:10 p.m.

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CHOIRS: Wednesday, Angelus choir, 3:15; Chapel choir, 7:00 p.m. Thursday, Chorale choir, 3:15; Chancel choir, 7:35 p.m. The Golden Rule Fellowship will meet Thursday, May 13th, with Mr. and Mrs. Elzie Wymer, 5351 W. 40th St Mrs. McKitrick will lead the Bible discussion on the Book of Acts. Los Amigos will have a pitch-in supper and program on Friday, May 14th, beginning at 6:30 pan. The Missionary Education Institute will be held May 10th and 11th at the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, 34th and Central. This institute is especially for persons responsible for mission study, and Circle leaders and Circle program chairmen will be attending. We have 31 reservations from our church which is most gratifying and indicates the interest being shown on this subject The rose on our lectern last Sunday announced the birth of James Holden Cox born April 10th to Norma and Jim Cox of Minneapolis, Minnesota (grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cox). - The Pastor’s Cabinet and the Offical Board will meet a week later this month. The Pastor’s Cabinet will meet Monday, May 17th at 7:30 p.m. and the Official Board will meet Tuesday, May 18th at 7:30 pin.

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SCHOOL NEWS (Continued from Page 1) May 10: Baseball, Washington, here, 4:30. May 10: Golf Meet with Washington. May 11: Baseball, Plainfield, there, 4:30. May 12: P.T.A. Meeting at Newby School, 3:00. May 13: Tennis match with Ben Davis, there, 4:30. May 14-15: “South Pacific” in high school auditorium, 8:00. May 15: County Baseball Tourney at Lawrence Central. Speedway vs. Warren Central, 10:00 a.m. In order that plans can be made for kindergarten classes this Sept. Speedway school ofifcials need the names of all children who will be eligible and plan to attend kindergarten this fall. The

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who is eligible to enroll. The Speedway High School will conduct a Summer Science Program for students in grades seven through eleven during the summer vacation from June 16th through July 30th. Credit will not be given for this work, but participation in the program will make it possible to gain first-hand knowledge and experience in the use of laboratory instruments and procedures. Each session will be about two hours in length and will meet during the mornings from Monday through Friday. While good attendance will be necessary to gain the most from the program, family vacations can be worked into the schedule if arranged in advance. Students may elect to work in any of the following areas: elec-

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tricity, chemistry, microbiology* plant development, and photography. If the demand warrants it, a unit on digital and analog computers will be offered for high school students. Additional information and application blanks will be distributed through the respective schools. Six Speedway students have been selected to participate in the Indiana University Honors Program in Foreign Languages this summer. Walter Hocker and Barbara Zeph will spend 10 weeks in Mexico; Bruce Beatty, Susan Betsill, Richard Vogel, and Richard Wacker will spend 10 weeks in Germany. At the Speech Banquet held last week, the following special awards were presented: Best Actor, Jim Keating Best Actress, Vicki Wagner; Best Supporting Actress, Cindy Rumple; Best Support Actor, (3 way tie) Russ Sinks, Alex Williams, Steve Lewis; Most Outstanding Speech Student, Jim Keatings Most Improved Speech Student, Lynn Schoenewey; Most Outstanding Underclassmen, Joyce DeWitt and Cidy Rumple; Backstage Award, Joe Pickering. Results of athletic events held the past week are: Baseball Speedway 3, Pike 2. Speedway 1, Decatur Central 0. Pike reserves 2, Speedway 0. Speedway 4, Franklin Central 3. Track Speedway placed 3rd in MidState Freshman Track Meet. Speedway varsity placed 6th in County Track Meet. Speedway varsity placed 4th in Mid-State Conference Track Meet Speedway Jr. High track squad placed 6th in the Jr. High MidState Meet, and the Jr. High track team placed 2nd in a meet with Greenwood and Franklin. Golf Speedway 8, Lawrence Central 4. Speedway 10, Franklin Central 2. Speedway 12, Danville 0. Speedway 8%, Plainfield 3%. Tennis North Central 7, Speedway 0. Speedway 5, Beech Grove 2. LIBRARY NOTES: ' The Senior High School Library is open four late afternoons each week for the convenience of students and adults of Speedway. Hours are from 4:00 to 6:30 Monday through Thursday. These books have been added recently: Alone No Longer Stanley Stein. Why We Can’t Wait Martin King. Crisis in Black and White Charles Silberman. Reminiscences Douglas MacArthur. Listen to Leaders in Business Albert Love. Let My People Go Albert Luthuli. Dawn Mission Eloise Engle. Your Future in Television Complete Book of Gymnastics —J. Noel Deutscher. Newton Loken. Project Gemini Michael Stoiko. Mrs. LBJ Ruth Montgomery. This Rough Magic Mary Stewart. Spring Program (Continued from Page 3) Sandy Reichard, Ben Robinson, Steve Schroeder, Doug Smith, Nancy Stewart, Vic Stewart, Tamra Teel, Mickey Trittipo, Carol Wacker, Tim Winings, Pan Zorniger. Fourth Grade Cynthia Blankinship, Peggy Byrd, Pat Cassady, Jesse Cassetty, Mike Estridge, Sheryl Frey, Jan Fullenwider, Steven Gilliatt, John Griffith, Mark Hammer, Aim Hermerding, Molly Higbie, Lynette Hoffman, Suzetto Hoffman, David Lloyd, Cheryl Mantooth, William Marsh, Lexie Martinez, Linda Mayhew, Robert McCallister, Phillip McCauley, Linda McKeenhan, Mike Mendenhall, Jane Quinn, Pat Ramsey, Rodney Ross, Nancy Sewell, Alan Shaw, Leo Thompson, David Thompson, Sandra Wacker. Fifth Grade Pam Anderson, Robbie Barnes, Sandra Bland, David Blind, Kent Cofoid, Vicki Coms a, Richie Crumley, Karen Ferguson, Jamie Fields, Nate Frampton, Gerald Harbin, Scott Kane, Karen Lind, Mai McArthur, Pam McNelly, Monica Meo, Jim Seeman, Joy Shaw, Connie Smith, Craig Smith, Patty Smith, Donna Stevenson, Donnie Strouse, Mark Takacs, Linda Vehling, Donna Williams. Sixth Grade Bill Betsill, Nancy Blair, Steve Blankenship, Kenny Clark, Bill Ferguson, Cathy Harper, Jim Harriman, Mark Kassler, Walter Klitsch, Frank Lambert, Debbie Link, Linda Lloyd, Dorothy Martinez, Phil Mason, Brenda Mayhew, Danny Niccum, Jim Ramsey, David Reich, Bobbie Robison, Judy Rumbaugh, Toni Scolaro, Jim Smith, Karen Young, David Wall.