Speedway Flyer, Volume 35, Number 14, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1967 — Page 6

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SPEEDWAY METHODIST CHURCH (Continued from Page D Grottick. The Immanuel Choir directed by Mrs. Don Schultheis will sing “Overshadow by Thy Love” by Lang at the first service and the Chancel Choir will sing “Hast Thou Not Known” by MubUer at the second service. Miss Kathy Kelliher will sing “The Lqtd is My Shepherd” for the Offertory Solo at both services. At 10 o'clock there will be the first in a new series of preparation classes for membership. We invite all who wish to move forward into membership to attend these classes. Greeters will be Mr. and Mrs. Willard Lindley and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wise. Servipg as Acolytes will be Mark and David Holmes 9 a.m. service; Larry Hofmockel and Dale Martin 11 a.m. service. Flowers will be dedicated by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Lowe in memory of their Aunt, Miss Nannie Bassett. The Social Concerns Commission will meet tonight Ap. 13) at 7:30 p.m. at the church. The Woman’s Society of Christian Service will be presenting a Fashion Show by the Paul Harris Store in Fellowship Hall starting at 8:00 pun. Friday, April 14. Tickets will be available at the door. t* Tuesday, April 18 Bible Study & Prayer Group, Parlor at 1:15 pan.; 7:30 pun. Felicity Circle, Marion Wall, 1388 N. Banner. Wednesday, April 19 Morning Glory Circle, Helen Allen, 2504 Brewster; 1:00 p.m. Mary Martha Circle, Jane Sanders, 2648 Fruitdale; 6:00 pan. Tmmanuel Choir (Gds. 8-12); 7:30 pun. Chancel Choir (All Adult); 7:45 p.m. Charity Circle, Jane Ross, 5626 Speedway Dr. Thursday, April 20 3:45 p.m. —Carol Choir (Gds. 3 & 4); 7:00 pan. Education Commission. Friday, April 21 Crusader Choir (Gds. 5,6, &7) 3:45 pan. Saturday, April 22 Fellowship Hall; 7:30 pan. WHO Class Party, Fellowship Hall Coming—On Sunday, April 23 in connection with the Methodist Youth Fellowship at 7:00 p.m. there will be shown the film “Viet Nam Profile”. This film depicts the drama of God at work in the midst of war. This showing is open to all.

C* Savings And Loan Association 1510 M4a Stmt Speedway, lad. 46224 Al/ 07 *" NU “ /2 /0 - ON ALL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Dividends Are Compounded Quarterly EACH ACCOUNT INSURED UP TO s 15,000“ *_ By the F.S.LI.G, an Agency of the Federal Government MONEY AVAILABLE For First Mortgage Loans «_ Save By Mail Phone 244-3321

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St Andrew's T uthwen Church (Continued from page 1) - Friday there will be a Lutheran Pastor’s Meeting here at St Andrews beginning at 9:00 AIL It will be a seminar on premarital counselling. The schedule for Saturday is as follows: 9:30 AM. Confirmation Classes; 9:30 AM. Junior Choir; 10:30 AM. Confirmation Choir; 11:30 A.M. Bell Choir. On Sunday, there will be 8:00 AM. and 10:30 AM. Worship. Sunday Church School and Adult Classes will meet at 9:00 AM. Monday thru Friday, the Nursery School will be in attendance from 9:00 AM. to 11:00 AM. The Noble School will hold classes in the Youth Building from 9:00 AM. to 2:30 PM. The Stewardship Committee will meet at 7:30 PM. Tuesday the Lutheran Council Pastor’s Meeting will begin at 9:00 AM. Alcoholics Anonymous will hold their regular weekly meeting at 8:30 PM. Wednesday the W.R.E. will meet at 3:10 P.M. The Senior Choir will rehearse at 7:45 PM. Thursday, there will be an Altar Workers Meeting at 9:00 AM.

A Word to The Lovely Lady... Are you one of the many glamorous women who find their plans revolving around whether or not their “crowning glory” is presentable to society? Wouldn’t it be marvelous to wear a very simple, “do-it-yourself’ hair-style when High Fashion is not necessary, but neatness is accepted, and in only a few minutes change in* to an ultra fashionable Coiffure? The answers to those questions and many more is that very necessary, a must to your summer ward-robe Hair-piece, Fall or Postiche besides the Wig you proba-

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bly already own. So many women feel uncomfortable wearing an entire wig in the warm weather, but, haven’t recognized the need for a hair-piece they can easily learn to handle and put on themselves. If your hair is long or short, there is a hair-piece to suit your individual demands. No Inoger would you have to remain pool-side instead of enjoying the inviting, coolness of the water. Another thought you may consider is the protection a hair-piece can be for your hair in the sun’s rays. So many of us find the summer a time of destruction to our tresses. A blond, hair-piece does not yellow nor does a dark hairpiece streak in the sun such as our own hair!

The absolute feminine look of curls is *in* for the exciting, carefree summer activities and that little hair-piece may be the answer for too short hair in the crown area, or long hair too difficult to form into curls on top by yourself. Have you ever remarked to your friends that you can easily style some else’s hair, but, can’t do a thing to your own! Well, just anchor that Postiche to the arm of an over-stuffed chair or to your ironing board and style away!

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A Fall can give you that long hair you so admire in a matter of minutes while you only have to cope with a short crop under your bathing cap! The long Martha Washington curls are “in” also, worn high on the crown delicately tumbling down to the nape. With a Fall, you can hide that to the neck-line tapered hair cut. Wouldn’t it be wonderful to be able to partake in any of the last minute plans of this summer’s social whirl and not have to reconsider due to problem hair from the youngsters splashing at the pool? Let’s make arrangements for that extra “crowning glory” before the “funtime” begins this season and make the most of the enjoyment during the warm days to come .... Sincerely, Claudia Attention Housewives! Are You Concerned? Project concern needs your help and your trading stamps to build

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By FLOYD F. FARLEY

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Victory vs. defeat. Victory is not always commendable. And surely, defeat need not be disgraceful. In human experience, there are levels in both victory and defeat. For example, when we see a bewildered man defeated because he lacked the courage to win, we pity his pathetic picture. But, when we see a courageous man going down to defeat after trying his best to win, we glory him in defeat, and at times it is even a tragic defeat This is especially true if a principle of justice, integrity, fair play or personal honor is involved. None of us can win every time. How we lose is often more important than how we win. To succumb or be subdued because we lack the courage for the struggle to win is the only time disgrace can be linked to defeat. Yes, it is possible to win when one loses. . . . Farley Speedway Funeral Home. 1850 North High School Reed. Phone Ml-lltt.

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a hospital in South Viet Nam for the South Vietnamese. Project Concern is backed by the Indiana Junior Chamber of CoHUMratb. The Jaycees are using your trading stamps to redeem them for cash to build and supply this hospital for Dr. James Turpin, a civilian who is working with the Vietnamese. Dr. Turpin is working with these people of his own free will and is receiving no help from the United States Government. For this reasons, all he has to work with now. he has received from concerned people like you in the United States. If you too are concerned for the hungry and the sick, and have any trading stamps you would like to donate, please contact me, Mrs. V. Thomas DeVille, 244-0329. Please Be Concerned! Save Those Papers! Job's Daughters Papsr Sale Saturday. April IS Lot Souto of Stop and Shop Starts 9:30 AJM. Call 141-2335 for special pick-ups