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-~~2E« •V - OHIO STATE HUS2&U LIBRARY 15TH 4 HItf:f STY' COL'JiSUS. OHIO THE OHIO SATURDAY, AUGUST 9. 1958 THI PIOPLM SPORTS GLEANINGS SENTINEL CHAMPION By BILL BELL w Sports Editor VOL. 10. No. 10 SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1958 20 CENTS E ARE GLAD to say goodbye to July because it has been boner COLUMBUS. OHIO W month for us. ' •; Two weeks ago Bill Davis, 1155 Fair av., dropped a line to re mind us that we had erred ln listing Kid Bassey as flyweight cham pion instead of the featherweight titleholder. • But last week we pulled the boner of boners. Advertising Mgr. Amos Lynch asked us'to drop a line or two In the column about the Shrine game, and we proceeded to write about the Detroit Torch-Sex Slaying Victim Clowns instead of the Indianapolis Clowns who Vera to be oppo ELIZABETH STANF1ELD. INDIANAPOLIS ANr> wm: ir • i_ nents of the Los Angeles Hawks in Jet stadium Aug. 8. Let us hope D the pixies will be kinder to this poor sportwriter in the coming months. •SSlfSfeps^ - *"° P ^B! *S» affir • • • ONE OF THE ODDITIES OF THE MAJOR LEAGUE race this season is the sepia regulars are hitting better then they ever did Breedlove: 'Dayton Tourney Best Ever' and the hurlers ore having their worst season. By FINNIS BREEDLOVE Coleman), all flights were oo Dayton tournament, I was at We believe there are more bronze .300 hitters this season then PLAYING HOST TO the larg their way br 2:10 p, tn. Sun at any time in history. Of the men who have been at bat 200 or est crowd in history, Dayton day, it was one of the smooth the market when I cbanced to more times, only 26 are in the .300 class. This is for both leagues. Golfers^" and Golferettes held est tournaments I have ever meet Mrs. Sammy Hopkins Seven of that 20 are race players. their most successful tourna seen. I think ft is time all the who asked why I never men ment July 26-27 at Madden pk. tion the play of her better Heading the list is Eiston Ho- ' clubs of tbe midwest and tbe ward, the Yankee handyman ln Dayton. Nat'l UGA Body send these half In the column and before With 240 entries and playing I could answer, she said, "The who got a chance to work re two fine gentlemen a card of gularly when Yogi Berra was in on an 18 hole course instead of thanks tor the fine Job they only reason I am able to see is his game is so bad It Isn't jured. Now all Howard is doing the 36 on which their tourna-, have been and are still doing at this writing is leading the rm-nt is usually held, they were In the Interest of golf. Hats worth mentioning." Sammy vowed that from that time on American league with a .353 ave CHARRED REMAINS OF FLORENCE RICE, 28 forced to turn down dozens of! off to two fine workers. rage. Page 5.—Scott Photo. year old mother ol three, believed victim of torch-sex murder. Story, Other ph entries. (The Ole Divoter was' • • • every time he played in a otos oa tournament he was going to in the group turned down.) Not The other two brown Ameri MAIN THING OF Interest to bring borne a trophy. For the can leaguers in (he charmed being very apt at estimating the Ole Divoter was the keen first time ln his golfing career, circle are Vic Power of Cleve ; •:'. crowds, I asked one of the re- competition shown in the tour- he won second place ln the land, .328, and Bob Boyd of Bal porters from one of the daily Inament. Golfers that are usual- fifth flight and his first trophy timore at .317. papers his estimate of thejly in the first or second (lights — and If he keeps his promise, "Mr. Baseball," Willie Mays crowd. He estimated between!were playing one and two flights there will be several more of San Francisco, who has 1400 and 1600, not including the higher. One of the best exam trophies in the Hopkins house 240 golfers. been In a slump the past three r<" pies of what I mean is a golfer hold before the end of the sea It was one of the largest gath weeks Is second In the Nat'l the calibre of Joe Louis playing son. league with a feeble, for him, ELSTON HOWARD erings I have ever seen in the in the second flight and Frank midwest. lusty for anyone else, .344. His rookie teammate, Orlando Cepe Lett, national president of UGA.' da, Is clouting the pill at a .320 rate. • • • playing in the third. HOOKS AND SLICES — With WITH TWO OF THE best AU things being equal, the Ole the "Miss Bronze Ohio" beauty One of the reasons tbe Milwaukee Braves are beginning to run tournament directors in the Divoter is glad he saved his contest coming up, I had to stop away with the pennant is that batting champion Hank Aaron has country handling details (A. entry fee. and think whether the Dayton found the range and has raised his mark to .SllyAaron Is receiv D. V. Crosby snd Myron B. TWO DAVS BEFORE the tourney was a golf outing or ing plenty of help from injured Wee Covington, who despite the fact he is playing on a painful leg, is hitting .331 and has drlvea otherwise. With such lovelies •' as Sadie Whittaker, Dolores In 50 runs and socked U homers ln the 172 times he has come to White, Betty Brooks and Mil the plate. dred Cartwright of Columbus, Ernie Banks, the Chicago Cubs' slugging shortstop who holds Dayton Tourney Results Alyce Lucas of Dayton, Mrs. I. the shortstop record for homers, appears to be headed for a new E. Hayes of Cincinnati, the en DAYTON.—Results of Dayton Golfers-Golferettes golf tour- record. He is tied with Frank Thomas of Pittsburgh for the lead nry at Madden pk. here July 26-37: tire Choi-Sette club of Chicago, in round trippers with 28 and leads in RBIs with 82. His batting and hundreds more, parading MEN'S FLIGHTS average is a powerful .310. around the course, I would say • • • Medalist: Eugene Smith, Akron. the only hitch about the whole Championship: Gene Smith and Sherry Wellon of Detroit. thing is they are all in the Mrs. NOW LET US TAKE A LOOK AND SEE HOW the tan hurler* First flight: Cnrtlss Walker, Detroit, Bob Turner, Cleveland. class and therefore automatic are faring. Second flight: Willi- Smith, Dayton, Tom Walker, Urbana, and Joe Louis, Detroit. ally eliminated. But I would There are six hurlers who have been starting pitchers all sea hate to be put on the spot to son. Of the six only one has a better than .500 record. He is Sam Third flight: Al Liggins, Dayton, and Frank Lett, Detroit. pick a winner out of the group. Jones of St. Louis. It the Cards had hit behind Sam, his record Fourth flight: Dave Wilson and Bob Few of Dayton. . . . Joe Louis, using the old would be better because hs has a very good earned run mark ot Fifth flight: Don Q. Pullins, Nashville, and Sammy Hopkins, 2.62 but his won-loss column shows 8-7. Columbus. phrase, "I was lucky," while carrying all of the boys to the Sixth flight: Clarence Spooner, Detroit, and Dave Copney, cleaners . . . Mary Burton of Jim Grant, Cleveland rookie who won a starting Job his Dayton. freshman year—has an 8 and 9 record and an ERA of 3.79. Con Springfield failing to win for the nie Johnson, who was expected to be one of the ace* of the Balti • -. Senior flight: Girrard Williams, Indianapolis, and Orvell first time . . . Golfers from all STUFFED IN Goens, Dayton. more Orioles staff, has three wins against six losses. However, over the country asking that the his ERA Is not bad at 3.19. Joniors: Virgil Coleman, Dayton, and Larry Mason, Colum Ole Divoter thank The Ohio bus. Sentinel for the wonderful cov Brooks Lawrence and Don Newcombe of the Cincinnati Reds erage it is giving the game of are having the worst year of their careers. Lawrence, who al WOMEN'S DIVISION golf and hoping they are able to ways has been a winning hurler except tor tbe year he was ill, . Medalist: Alice Stuart, Detroit get other papers in other sec is 6-7 and his ERA is 4.01. Championship: Eoilene Thornton, Los Angeles, Hazel Bibbs tions of the country to do like Big Don Newcombe, who for years was a 20 game man, ap and Elisabeth Stanfleld, Indianapolis. wise . . . Yvonne Holland of Co pears this year to be a 20 game man in reverse. His record is 2-19 First flight: Therese Tabron, Detroit, and Ma wrens Jack lumbus selected'Junior queen of with an ERA of 5.42. son, Chicago. the midwest district . . , Don Q. Second fllghl: Mary Wilkinson. Cleveland, and Katy Gross,' Pullins of Nashville seeking TRASH CAN BETTY CARTER, ONE OF DAYTON'S I IT IS A DIFFERENT STORY IN THE INTERNAT'L leagae Day ten. -1 where Bennie Daniels of the Jets has the third best ERA In the gifts to Tha Sentinel's sixth "Miss Bronze I Third flight: Meredith Murray, Dayton, Gene Scott and coverage for the Nashville pa- league with 2.22 and has won eight while losing three. The ves Ohio" beauty contest, joins us in inviting one Margaret Calloway, Columbus, pers such as they had for the' . eran Satchel Paige of Miami has an earned run average ef t.M Story On Page 2 and all to Valley Dale Sunday afternoon for Dayton tournament . Io winning sine games while losing six. •*).• this year's beige beaut extravaganza. And who could turn down an invite from the likes of Betty? See you there.
-•;-•—'-:».— •' - ••'>J.':->y---r" ^ aWmm^ammmsmmWiMWe ni SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1958 PAGE 2 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. AUGUST 16, 1958 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 8 Columbus Area Delegation To Methodist Youth Conclave THE INTERNATIONAL .5 Nabbed In 2 Gambling Raids INFLUENCE OF COLOR Thirteen men and two women were rounded up in two separate [ Br UARLAND RANDOLPH gambling raids by the vice! CAIRO, NEW DELHI, Beruit, Mexico City. Accra .. .names squad Saturday. of capital cities in countries around the world. Names that are as Biggest raid, which netted ar-[ rest ol 12 men was pulled at 568 j familiar to you today as DetrdH, San Francisco and Chicago; N. 18th st. The two women and places that are as important to you as the plana we have for de • man were knocked off at the; fense, the outlook we have to overcome the recession, and the pre rear of 475 Mt. Vernon av. paration ol our children for a life of liberty and happiness. Caught in the top raid and] In the headlines of today's newspaper we read about waves of booked on gambling charges! nationalism, movements for independence and anti-American de were: monstrations. Egypt, for instance, has moved from an independent Callie Tabb, ST, 633 N. lath nation to a nation controlled by Britain, to pro-West, to neutrality, tt.. Eddie Moton, 33. 9»» Arse- to what some call pro-Communist. In S. America the vice president 1645 Harvard av., Edward W. of the U. 8. was spit upon, and the American flag was thrown to nal av., Jamet II. Redding, tt, E. L. SIMON (HAND UPRAISED) ACCEPTS the ground. Hayes, is. 772 Garfield pi., congratulationi at Friday's closing banquet upon be Many Americans are asking themselves: why? Tommie Hammond, 21, 557 N. ing elected president of Nat'l Insurance Ass'n, which There is no one simple answer, but if two points of view are Uth st.: Ferderwand Ham convened in Columbui. Simon it pretident of Atlanta considered, it becomes easier to understand why some nations mond. 22, M7 N. IStfa at.; Life Inturance.—Earl Williams Photo. cannot and do not support the West. James C. Stewart. 43, 755 Buc kingham st.; Steve Hammond, The first point is the 10th century expansion of the peoples ABOVE ARE MEMBERS OF COLUMBUS DISTRICT DELEGATION to St. Louis area youth convocation of the Methodist church. Con- 24, 559 N. 18th st.; Tonimle of Europ* into other parts of the world. As a result, the peoples vocation was held at Jeffersaon City, Mo., Aug. 4-8. Hammond, 50, 56J N. 18th St.; Woman Taken For $4IOO of Europe gained much control over most of the globe, either by Clarence Hamilton, Jr., JS, 47J settlements or by political control. N. Monroe av.; John H. Wil Point No. 2 is that the basis of separating people hat changed. liams, Jr., 24, 272 Lexington By Two Flim Flam Artists Discrimination as we know it today is principally based on ra av.; James Thomai, 42, C22 St. Child Found in Trash Can Baffles Police Two undersized con women cial classifications. In more recent tine* thin has changed from Clair av. tectives, said she "almost who swindled a Columbus wom Columbus police sre aece*- found staffed It t U gallon could easily have wandered wsnder tbat far from home. h appears Chafln will have to race to color, including people of color in most areas of the world knew" she was being swindled Taken in the Ml. Vernon av an out of $4100 in the old flirn tomrd te handling scares ef trash receetahle last Friday at off following grownups or larg But how she got Into the be satisfied by having the con where the white man has control. arrest were: but for some reason could not' solation of knowing the child flam racket last week have ap resist falling for conversation mysterious eases during a the rear or 14M Oak st. er children. can, and how she was covered • • • Sidney Robinson, 21, 552 Gro parently fled the city. day's werk. And thanks te • a *• with tbe smaller can. poses was returned te her heme THE DIFFERENCE IN THE REASON FOR SEGREGATION ve tt.; Jeaaette A. Williams, of the confidence team Victiirv'of the "pigeon drop" their Ingenuity, they norm illy MCA LOPEZ. DAUGHTER THE RECEPTABLE WAS the question that has not been safely, although she was is important. If*he reason is cultural, a person can learn the lan IS, 924 Oak St., and Susie L. racket, Mrs. Ella Head, 59, 489 solve the average case with ef Ellen Lopes, 1459 Oak st., situated less than a half block unraveled. smeared with chocolate milk guage or cultural tradition and escape. If the basis is individual, Prentltt, 27, 475 Mt. Vernon Grove at., gave up her life's ease and without fanfare. was found by two children from the child's home, so ft HAVING PERFORMED his and other filth heaped ea her as in serfdom,'the person can leave the area and escape, but av. savings on a promise to share Bet this week, tn addition while playing at the rear of a was net anasaal for her to duty to the best of bis ability, in the trash can. when the basis Is race or color, there is no escape. All forfeited $20 bond. in $5000 supposedly found ny j te the fiendish sex slashing store at Miller av. and Oak st. (.'••I •*:,'•, /v-,•.„. THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, AUGUST 16. 1958 PAGE 4 SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1953 THE OHIO SENTINELmy m PAGE if All Set For Sunday's "Miss Bronze Ohio' Contest At Valley Dale Of Three Torch- Death Victim By RAY PAUL COVINGTON, Ky.— Mystery still shrouds the torch-sex burning death of Florence Rice, 28 year old mother'of three girls. Local police officials have questioned and re leased two of the three men the dead woman named as her assailants. Photo On Page 1 According to informa tion supplied by the NAACP and Mrs. Virginia MORE THAN A SCORE OF ENTRANTS LINE UP for one last camera note before The Sentinel't "Mitt Bronse Ohio" contett Sunday Rice, mother of the dead afternoon. Aug. 17, at Valley Dale.—Bill Carter Photo. woman, Florence had • been "having a good ' . "vY time" last Friday and Sat Southerners Are urday. She was last teen by a member of her family In 'Agony' Over around 5:30 a- m. Satur day. She was neityjseen by a Abuse Of Negro, neighbor. At that time N. YORK. — All decent she bad suffered burns southerners feel a "guilty over most of her body. n agony" about their treatment erne of Negroes, movie and theatre MRS. VIRGINIA RICE director Joshua l-ogan de told The Sentinel her clared Monday. daughter at first named In tn article In the new Issue her former boy friend, of Look magatine. Logaa takf Willie Taylor, as the man his own submerged guilt feel ings on the subject troubled responsible , for making him for years and was one of her a human torch. Later, many contributing factors to she said a George Jones the two nervous breakdowns and Larry Mitchell were iM he has suffered. retpontible. Born and raised In Louisiana, This it the story the al Logan said he "never quite legedly told: Both Jonet and Mitchell comprehend my feelings MUTE TESTIMONY TO A HORRIBLE tragedy. circumstances. Bottom: Mattress taken from bed about Negroes" until a mental insisted upon intimaciet but the refuted. One of Photos thow bed (note clothing at left) at scene of gives evidence of how rapidly flames engulfed body breakdown in 1941 uncovered torch death of Florence Rice, young Covington mother of human torch—Scott Photos. ' \ hidden guilt feelings, them it reputed to have burned almost beyond recognition under mysterious "I was reared by a Negro said, "If we can't have it nurse. Amy Lane." Logan we'll burn it." hospital the requested a held by Jones Funeral tery. 5, and Phyllis, 3- wrote. With that a liquid was drink of water, saying: Home from Our Saviour Betides her mother sur She also leaves five s7s- "She was my tecond mother, poured on her body, a "I'm going home." Catholic church. Burial vivors include her daugh ters and eight brothers. the queen who ruled the back match lit and her feet and Funeral services were was in St. Mary's ceme ters, Alberta, 11, Patricia, COMMON PLEAS JUDGE William C- Bryant it areas of the house, those per head held while the speaker for Men's day services Sunday, Aug. 24, at missive places where I was flames engulfed her body. Antioch Baptist. happiest. Sht loved ma and a a * Ark. College nurtured me. Then, one day. BOTH MEN HAVE I was told she couldn't eat been questioned and re with me or ride In the same leased by police following Makes History THE OHIO SENTINEL railroad ear with me. a coroner's report that "This Is a guilty agony that Mitt Rice suffered death LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Phil Edmund B. Paxton. President; Russell A. Jackson, Editor- all southerners carry inside of accidentally through a ander Smith college holds tho In-Chief: Annie R. Moore. Business Manager; Amos H Lynch, them." cigaret setting her cloth honor of claiming the first pro Advertising-Promotion Manager; John B. Combs, Managing Edi Logan said he wrote "endless ing afire- ject of its kind in the U.S., which tor, Edward L.. Moore, Jr , Production Manager; Orlie A. Phillips, notes" about his Negro nurse Police say the named to was initiated and approved un Circulation Manager. ' and his home town of Mans many people they could der the housing act of 1954, when DOLLY REYNOLDS will be field, La., while recovering not make an accurate de land valued at some $300,000 was Established June 1. 1949. Published each week at 690 Easi seeking the coveted "Miss DRAWING THE ooh's and from his breakdown. all'-, of an expected capacity termination. cleared under the federal pro Long Street (PO. Box 629) by The Ohio Sentinel Publishing Co.. Bronze Ohio" beauty title "My writings seemed dis gram of slum clearance and re Inc., Columbus 16, Ohio. Cincinnati Office: 418 Kasota St. Sunday. Aug. 17, at Valley throng of spectators at "Misa Mrs. Rice said her connected at the time," he Bronze Ohio" beauty revue development in favor of the col Dale.—Blll Carter Photo. daughter was conscious lege. Subscription Raies: One Year, $6.50; Six Months, $3.50. added, "but many years later, Aug. 17 at Valley Dale will be until her death and the I was able to use those same 40 beige beauts, typical of had given her other infor The college paid a purchase Nationa 4 nld advertisinSt New Yorg representativek Ci( : Associafed Publishers QUITE A BIG ORDER E_H., .X ? - v M. N. Y.. PEnnsylvania 6-0022; lines in my plays and movies. whom is statuesque Delores mation that proved accur price of/approximately $157,000 166 W Washington St.. Chicago 2. III.. ANdover .1-6.143; Whaley The largest "order" in the his Some of Marlon Brando's dia mDSon Ncw Payne—BUI Carter Photo. ate. as developer. 2'f r ._*i« " Montgomery St.. San Francisco 5. Calif, tory of the alcoholic beverage in logue expressing racial alti 2r i* ..'^^..W^v-Simpson Co.. 6608 Selma Ave.. Los Angeles dustry was placed recently with tudes In 'Sayonara' was born She said her daughter's New construction totaling $1,» 38. Calif.. Hollywood 3-7157 last words were: "If I 500,000 is being placed on a por Member Nat'l Newspaper Publishers Ass'n. Schenley Industries, Inc., by in the darkness of the night at Alexander Motley, Booker T. wholesale distributors from coast the hospital." READ live I'll take care of them KEY MEMBERS OF group gates. Shown In group are tion of this newly acquired land. .-•. COLUMBUS TELEPHONES: CLearbrook 3-7416-7. to coast who pooled their sum and if I die I'll get them of nearly 100 making plans for (from left seated) Nobles John Suggs, Walter Dyelt, O. B. It includes two dormitories, stu /_!!!&• DAYTON TELEPHONE: BA 8-9733 anyway." the 57th annual national con Marshall (souvenir program); dent union building, and library- /fdiPF. XENIA TELEPHONE: 2-5393 mer purchases in a dramatic SIGN OF SATISFACTION Willis, Thomas II. Kelly and M_K* URBANA TELEPHONE: 3 3892 anti recession mova. The order More than 50 percent of the mm.*\ vention of the Ancient Egyp Corneal A. Davis (general Burrette King. Meeting con fine arts center. OHIO tian Arabic Order ot Nobles of ~ZV? LIMA TELEPHONE: CA. 2-0711 calls for delivery of 4,845,940 8000 men and women employed AS IF IN premonition chairman); Benjamin A. Gore currently with the Nobles will These buildings are expected cases of liquor and wine — worth of her death ahc. had re the Mystic Shrine scheduled (Illustrious Potentate); Elstea CINCINNATI TELEPHONES: AVon 1-7766 CA. 1-8318 by Schenley Industries, Inc., be their sister organisation. to go in use in September, 1959, Entered as 2nd class matter July 8. 1949 at Post Office, Columbus more than $200 million at whole- have been with the company ten SENTINEL cently-taken an Insurance for Chicago Aug. 17-22 huddle C. Coleman (general secre O.. under act of March 9,'1879. safe ~ before' Aug. 31. or there seara. policy and . momenta, be together over registrations tary); James Purgeson (dep Daughters of Isis, er pec ted te fore she died nt St. Mary's from 10,000 expected dele uty co-chairman). Standing: bring soma 1000 delegates. READ THE SENTINEL SATURDAY, AUGUST 16. 1958 THB Omq SENTINEL PAGB7 8ATUBDAY, AUGUST lg, 195? PAGE 6 THE OHIO ______tion officer, said the court's mltte** *rtr Her. Normttf Crosby, funds for such a purpose is Jal Martin, Frederick Peters, raline Marsh, Clare tha Taylor, treasurer; Mrs. Kenneth Hlg- Linda Hooper, Yvonne AJvoM, depleted for this year, aad un glnbothsm, secretary; John D—aaie Pewtll, Hannah Ander- less tbe money could be raised mam, Pamela Carpenter, Mar Robert Brokaw, John Crane, Grady, Eunice Wood, Eddie 181 Receive Honors At Franklin Jr. sha llhllsasii, Patricia White, Linda Grass, Joseph HatUman, Immediately, the court would Saunders snd Clifford Tyree. Eddie WWh, A tarn say Carter. Arthur Jackson, Helen Miner, be farced te commit Jaae to One hundred and sixty-one lac-son, Charles Taylor, Patty Tucker. «fte Cetemaa, iaflssi Martha Moreland, Vincent Van GUIs Industrial school. ette Cheeeslaa, Ylssrtala Drels Bay Beams, Robert Sigman, Franklln Jr. High students re Cope, Penny Hicks, Earma Noel. Keith HU1, Shirley Ceston, Mel- Horn, Joseph Bolin, Edward Fos lie said JFC Is s "very fine ceived scholarship honors for John Bnntaer, Marion Caper*, bach, Carat Juhaeaa, Carolyn ter, Jimmy Owens, Donald Ro organisation and those who Landers, Jerry Yhsa*psaa, Ar- si* Flowers, PaaOa Matthews, their semester averages, Tbeee Robert Locklear, Harold Win Fatty Ware, Suae *h*mpsoa, binson. Larry Diaon. June Al. initiated it deserve a great make up 20 percent of the stu- ters, Keapeth Ey*, WUU*m Pto- -eme Smews, Lyaae Yemmg, deal ef credit." BETTER Charles Otey. Hal Lsasbsrt, CamlTle WaUdas, Danny Shep ston, Susan Matthews. dent body, and include those kertoo, Und* Bland, Jeffrey herd, Joseph tie**. Michael Betters, Robert "Under our present circum FURNITURE whose school work was better Martin, Lynn Medland, Roger till— i Wa*er, Cbeait Bed- Johnson, Thomas Brown, stances, I don't knew what we tor the amount you than average up to straight A. Broaeus, Barbara Giles. tnaa, Jerry Ana Janes, Mae Charles Anderson, Emerson BosseB, Herman BmtXer, -Urn- James Johnson, Carol Caito, would do without lt," he as spend at Ike honors were awarded the WlOerd Calfc»war, Thomas Barnett. Barry Camming*. Ulys Martha Passe, Cheryl Boss, serted. Cam*. All—i Dsaiap, Msch- ftasmam mmmtSSfmrnj ia—a Bar . P. HUTCHINSON following: rett. Jaxmem Deaghty. CharJc* ses Ford, Avery Godfrey, Joseph Richard Janes, Robert Kresse, • • • CO. 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Furnishings Cynthia Bryant, Carole Phli- As a result of tho committee's Bps, PtoylBs Thomas, Janice for every room tn work under her leadership, more Dalton, Ctark Thompson, Gary JANE LEARNS FROM EVELYN WARE OF JUVENILE COURT that she will your house Parsons, Caret ABea, Sandra than 11150 was raised to assist bo enrolled in a private school instead of being confined to Girls Industrial schooL in rehabilitation of delinquent Bsewaaag, Arthur Robinson, —Pierce Photo. CL. Z r.MS Sheila Dailey, Patricia Happ, children, 1028 Mt. Vernon Ave. By the end of this term court The current balance of the Leonard Hetfmaa, Roger Par Serving Columbus sons, Richard Chambers, Ro officials hope their 1939 budget fund was* left after the initial mero Cherry, David Harber- Use Jerry Funds To Help will be sufficient to enable the fee had been paid for enrollment Ba, Sandra Seevers, Nancy court to take care of the bal of Jerry in a Pennsylvania pri Spencer, Rndurph Robinson, ance of the child's tuition. vate school last January, Patricia Birr*. Wayward Columbus Girl Charles Dunfee, chief proba Other members of th* com The Defiant Ones' By JOHN B. COMBS Another Columbus delinquent child has been saved BEAUTIFUL Realty A '6ood One' from confinement in a corrective restitution by a civic Hollywood producer Stanley minded group known as the Jerry Fund Committee. Kramer ptirrhassd the script Naming itself after anomer tor "The Defiant Ones" Irom youth It saved from reformatory Jane (real name withheld for EASTGATE APARTMENTS confinement early last winter, obvious reasons) Is due to be co-scenarists Nathan E. Doug 1 las and Harold Jacob Smith the group has gone totho rescue accepted by St. Euphra'rsie three hour* after be read it. The of a 12 year old gfVl being de Catholic school as soon as final ocSn NOW RENTING price: $73,000. Co-stars Sidney tained at Juvenile'^Diagnostic plans can be worked oat, Pokier and Tony Curtis agreed Center as s delinquent. see to make the picture less than 24 Acting on recommendation of UNDER TERMS OP her ac hours after they had read the court officials, JPC agreed last ceptance, JFC and the girl's script! week to co-sponsor the girPs en parents are to share equally the rollment to a Columbus private enrollment fee for the first quar school. ter which ends next January. 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Perhaps you've always wanted lets kld-slze prices, too-Just penaksl value of your property of lawn, a place to park the eat outweigh your fir* In Eastgate Apartments were carefully planned to meet the needs of those who want elean, de surance coverage? If so cent housing. But it offers so much more than housing. Here are three bedroom apartments your loss could be sub beautifully designed with brick construction. Two playgrounds are available ... to be biacktopped to make them usable at all times. Free paved parking at your rear door. Fam the ELECTRIC co. stantial. Better check ilies with children are welcome. COIVMSUS *HO eouTMtat m*me sttcraie COMPAMV with us. No obligation. This promises to be not only *„ most attractive apartment community but Its location in THERf IS ONE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD Eastgate is among the finest tt the city. 2849 Indianola Ave. «4 N. Washington Are. Apartments Open For Inspection Daily 10 a- m. 'til 7 p. m, Sunday 2 'til 5 p. tn. Earl Hood 5562 N. High SL 1589 N. Fourth SL Insurance Agency 496 E. Mound St. EASTGATE APARTMENTS 976_.Loog CL. 2-4211 Wl NBVBR ClOSI BENTAL OFFICE AT NELSON ItD. AND- MARYLAND AVE. CL. S-40S3 Member SCOTT GATLIFF, MGR. • ML Vernon Ave. District _J Improvement Association s-s-B-M-_aiii m i 11 f i aa_a-_M__B_M__B_«__B_aB_e THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, AUGUST lfl, 195g PAGE 8 SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1958 TOtromo SENTINEL PAGE 9 Call ia Gilmore; granddaughter, * Ethel. Mae Posey; grandson, Frank Johnson; other relatives How Keener Can Competition Get! Wiikerson Receives Expect 10,1 Zuber For Commissioner COLUMBUS AREA DEATHS and friends. Interment East JC Award Ot Merit Committee Is Announced lawn by Whittaker. Frank Va] Wiikerson. director For Shriner*' • » • MUNICIPAL JUDGE John C. Duffy meted out stiff workhouse of industrial relations. Colum Members of the committee BLAIR, Mrs. Estella, 6O0Vt wife, Helen; daughters, Mary REINABD, Charles Henry, sentences and heavy fines to two men charged with carrying con. bus Urban League, was recently Chicago Confab supporting the candidacy of Ly Edward St., Aug. 7. Survived B. Powell, Chicago; Sarah 18Ha Lexington av., Aug. 3. coaled weapons. Guy J. Robinson. 32, 1238 Eastwood av., received awarded the U. S. Jr. Chamber tie G. Zuber for county commis by daughters, Henrietta Erby, Jackson, Sandusky; Vivian Fer Survived by wife, Ella Mae, six months and $100 for carrying a loaded revolver and Gus Stev ROMAINE ot Commerce certificate of CHICAGO. — Delegates from sioner, short term, were an Maria May, Mae Mile's, Daisy guson, Mansfield, other rela other relatives and friends. In ens 33 313H N. Monroe ev., got off with three months and $100 LUCAS rnerlt^ In recognition of services some 180 temples of Ancient nounced by Jacob A. Shawan, Egyptian Arabic Order of Nobles Hodge, Victoria Hansand, Thel tives. Interment Evergreen by terment Evergreen by Whitta on a kn'ife toting offense ... James Cherry, 49, 252 E. 3rd ay., waa smilingly rendered as a committee chair chairman of the committee. of the Mystic Shrine were mak ma Suber, Betty Daniels, Viola Brooks. ker. ordered to pay $10 and serve 10 days on an assault and battery lines man of Columbus JCC. Vice chairman will be Robert W. » • • ing final plans this week for the Murray; son, Paul; 30 grand • • » Wiikerson, first Negro to bold Newlon and Lloyd E. Bilgcr Is rap . . Fines of $100 and costs were imposed on two bootlegging up big trek to Chicago and the 57th children, 36 great-grandchildren, JAMES, Agnes, 1136 Toronto WARD, Alonzo, 1949 S. Wash a chairmanship position ln the treasurer. ^. suspects, Georginna Session, 45, 598 Mt. Vernon av., and Ray T. for annual convention of the Imper number of other friends and st. Survived by husband Sam ington av. Interment East Columbus Jaycees, was chair Members Include Gen. Robert lawn by Williams and McNabb. Barnes, 38, 583 Lehman st. Two others charged with bootlegging, one ial Council Aug. 17-22. relatives. Interment Evergreen uel; father, WiU Martin, Galax, man of the Industrial and Trade S. Belghtler, A. P. Bcntley, Mra. a a a John Walker, 58, 155 Talmadge St.. and Robert Hamilton, 29, 578 E. last Nearly 10,000 Nobles and George M. Curtis, Frank Fetch, by Whittaker. Va.; sisters, brother and other Long st., had their trials continued . . . Pleading guilty to larceny camera Commerce Committee. WARREN; Margaretta Daughters of Isis, who will be Marjorte Coller, David Gold * • • relatives. Whittaker in charge •hot Other Negro members are (Babe), 1130 Lexington av., Aug. by trick,' James C. Willis, 34, 681 E. Long St., was sent to the meeting concurrently with the smith, Harry J. Gray, Richard of arrangements. before John W. E. Bowen and Herman FOMBY, Ervin A., 494 Kel- 3. Survived by husband, Ken v, orkhouse for 30 days nr.d fined $25 and costs. He was arrested Prince Hall-affiliated Shrine H. Oman, Louis J. Peppe, Law • • « getting P. Nelson. logg st., Aug. 4. Survived by neth; sons, Kenneth, Jr., An after a vice squadman gave his $2 to get him a girl whom he fail group, are expected for the huge rence Tolbert, R. Patrick West KANE, Montague, 1065 E. down drew and Arliss White; daugh ed to produce. Masonic confab. and Herbert Wise. Long st., Aug. 3. Survived by . • • to FANCY PASS 8NAGGER ter, Linda Gay Warren; father, Host will be Chicago's Arabic wife, Josephine; sister, Zonia more Hugh Gee Watkinson; sisters, A 30 DAY TERM WAS HANDED ISREAL JENKINS, 48, 107 Sam Williams, captain of the Temple No. 44. Mode Hosiery & Wallace, Cleveland; aunt, nep serious JUDGE SATER SPEAKER Evelyn Moore, Eugenia Arnett; N. Washington av., on his guilty plea to pandering. Stanley L. 1038 Michigan State football hews, other relatives. Interment business Presiding over the national Judge Kenneth Sate* Is guest other relatives ond friends. In Carter, ia, 297!a Oakwood av., who also faced a pandering of team, caught 11 passes good for Green Lawn by Whittaker. of meeting will be Imperial Poten speaker for Men's day Sunday, Lingerie Shop terment Evergreen by Williams fense, pleaded Innocent and trial was docketed for Aug. 19. Mar 236 yards and three touchdowns competing tate Booker T. Alexander of De Aug. 17, at New Salem Baptist • * • and McNabb. garet A. Carter, 35, of the Oakwood av. address, drew a 30 day during the 1957 season. 1061 ML Vernon Ave. for troit. church. MORGAN, Rodger, N. York suspended sentence and $100 fine on a charge of engaging In Latest Shades In • • • "Miss HOSIERY City. Survived by wife, four prostitution . . . John E. Carey, 19, 1544 Hawthorne av., was as children, sisters, Gussie Taylor, YOUNG, Wilson, 1149 Atche Bronze Full Une Of son st., Aug. 5. Survived by sessed $50 and costs and 20 days for petit larceny and resisting Bertha Crouch; brothers, Roy, Ohio" Stretch Slipper Socks wife, Louise; son, Woodrow arrest. Russell and Robert; other rela title and Scuffs Wilson; daughters, Elolse Saun • • • tives and friends. Interment Sunday, Open Mon.-Thurs. 9:30 till 8 ders, Margaret Jackson; two CHARGED WITH TWO COUNTS OF AGGRAVATED assault, Evergreen by Whittaker. Aug. p. m. Friday 9:30 till 9 p. in. brothers, two sisters, eight James W. Hayden, 30, 316V4 N. Monroe av., pleaded innocent. He POSEY, Behy, 65 Hamilton 17, Saturday 9a. m. till 10 p. m. grandchildren, four great-grand allegedy cut two men with a razor during a Mt. Vernon av, tavern pk., Aug. 8. Survived by sister, at children. Interment Green Lawn brawl . . . George Elliott, 31, 232 N. 17th St., pleaded not guilty to Valley by Williams and McNabb. breaking and entering. Hearing was continued to Aug. 20. Bond Dale. was fixed at $2500. The well known bartender is also held as a —BiU forgery suspect ... A $50 fine was slapped on William H. Guthrie, Carter Seeks Bootleg 37, 918 Bowman av., for dodging payment of city income taxes. Photo. . . . Ruben Hill, 32, 1467 Atcheson st., faces an assault and battery ure Rosati's Joint. Gunned charge Aug. 13. DAYTON—A 37 year old Day ... ton man was recovering from CONVICTED OF STRIPPING A CAR OF FOUR bub caps shotgun wounds ln the face at valued at $40, 21 year old Adam Morgan, 937 E. Gay st., receiv St. Elizabeth hospital Monday, ed three months and a $100 fine . . . Charges of Intoxication, ma police reported. licious destruction of property and assault and battery were dis Liqht... According to police, Edmond missed against James L. Lewis, 32, 710 E. Mound st., at the re Evening School Begins Sept. 15 A. Hutchison, 224 N Robert quest of tbe prosecuting witness, Goldle Smith, his mother-In- law, same address . . . William L. Forte, 38, 450!s Reynolds av., Champion Evening school will Jr. High school, 1270 Hawthorne blvd., was shot wnen he went We Give "IOU Stamps"—The Stamps "You Can Spend" was arrested by Columbus police and held for Washington coun begin its first 14 week term •v. searching for a bootleg place ty authorities . . . Pleading Innocent to a false pretense charge, Monday, Sept. 13, offering in Classes will be held Monday near Tampa and' Euclid avs. Jerry Morgan, 26, 87 S. Champion av., had his case set for Aug. and Wednesday evenings, 6-0. early Monday. struction ln typing, ecwlng. ma CHUCK ROAST SWISS STEAK 20 . . . Luther Willis, 40, 229 N. 20lh st., got off with $25 suspended thematics, music and elemen Registration dates are Moo- on his guilty plea to failing to pay city income taxes . . . Sept. 4 tary work through tha 8th grade. day, Sept. 8, and Wednesday, LUCY DEAN Is the date Willie J. Smith, 28, 622 SI. Clair av., is due for trial Sept. 10, 6-9 p.m. at the school Bogs Scruggs Lb. 390 Lb. 590 on a bootlegging rap. Operated for adults by Colum Burger Beer Disc Jockey PLAYSCHOOL • • • bus Board of Education, the Boston Symphony Tuesday thro 334 Wilson Ave. CL. 3-7773 INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS school holds classes in Champion Saturday 10 P. M. over GROUND BEEF Lb. 390 Children Ages 2-10 When she attempted to embrace her dog the animal bit her on On W05U-JV Friday Liaht.. WCOL Transportation If Necessary tho nose, Pauline Johnson, 20, 876 Curtis st., informed police . . , Third In the series of com A shopping bag containing four ears of corn, four pounds of Hours: FREE DELIVERY plete performances by the Bos 6:30 A. M. — 5:30 P. M. peaches, some candy, a check book and thank you cards was lost ton Symphony orchestra will be or stolen on Central Market, Adaline Terrell, 34, 105 Winner av., BEES - WINE FREE! SWANSON City and State Approved La8alle Wine Co. televised by WOSU-TV Friday, Mrs. Hannah Barnett, Prop reported . . , Unable to resist a sudden urge to jump on a speed 211 S. High St. Aug. 20, at 8:30 p.m. Baby Sitting ing car, Simmon Katie, 20, 275 N. Monroe av., sustained a painful The performance waa filmed 6-oz. JAR back injury ... A thief rifled her purse of $180 and fled, Florence HERSHEY TV DINNER Frl. A Sat Evenings CA. 8-3075 in Boston by educational station Ookfield, 81, 1098 E. Long st.. reported . . , While trying to sepor- WGBH-TV. ate his brother nnd another man from fighting, he was cut on the SYRUP Chicken With Purchase arm, shoulder and hand, Joseph Johnson, 23, 1461 N. 6th at., in Beef MADAM DELL of every M formed police. gallon of Ice Turkey ALL IS BETTER WHEN cream. YOU KNOW TOMORROW • • • I do hereby agree and sol emnly guarantee to make you WHEELER COLEMAN, 58, $37 E. ENGLER ST., accused FAIRLANE FROZEN no charge if I fail to tell you Choice Jones, 39, 49814 E. Mound st., of slugging blm on the whether your husband, wife, or sweetheart Is true or false. head with a club daring an argument. Ills assailant has been I will tell you how to gain the arrested and charged with aggravated assault . . . Because she STRAWBERRIES pkg. 17c one you most desire. Giving admonished her brother-in-law for leaving dirty glasses In tbe names, dates, name your kitchen, he cut her with a knife, Julia Upshaw, 40, 572 Trevltt ^oull Uko .t <\ enemies. Get advice on love, PLENTY OF GOOD CCI A Cucumber courtship, marriage, divorce, St., told police . l" With Purchase Of business, law suits, specula COLD BEER tion, transactions of all kinds FAMILIES GOING PUCES POTATOES I tell you who and when to "DAVE" Handler "CHARLIE" Margulis TO CARRYOUT marry, settle lovers' quar LIKE TO STOP-OVER HERE! #»«-. srAitKL£*a&£weo &npi Dm - -i-m-i Uc« 10-Lb. 5Q- rels, family troubles, etc. Re •-aim Attvtol Tl* (tump, am •luu faun lioi pro-a, its BAG •-»'<* move evil influence and bad The pleasure ia mutual I We like families and BY CASE or CARTON luck, in fact anything you Buckeye BAIL BOND Agency families like us. We do everything to make their stay tact iMpammApsl >• ****** J SATUBDAY, AUGUST 16, 1958 PACE 12 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. AUGUST 16, 1358 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 13 is. Church States Rally Ends With Lovely Banquet THE SENTINEL omen ANN B. WALKER, Editor CL. 2-7861 I R E T C H /Tj YOUR FOOD DOLLAR By ESTELLfc B. FRANKS (Marketing Information for Wool Fashions Consumers Agricultural look-fur the "Glory Girl" Extension Scrvice In lor the shades YOU love' Franklin County) IN ATLANTA, committee en Hild* Wilson. Nina K. Miller, At State Fair entertainment Is planning so chairman; Marjerie King, W. fleiirie Moire THIS WEEK SHOP FOR—Vegetables. Cabbage, I.. Calloway. Standing: Reu cial side of Nat'l Ass'n of Real All is not livestock and machi sweet corn, new potatoes, celery, cucumbers. Fruitst Wa ben Taylor, Robert Gaiaes, G. nery at the 19M Ohio state fair. terelon, cantaloupe, early applet, peaches, froxsn lemon Estate Brokers convention D. Jewell, W. T. Roble, Cor ade. Meats; Fryers, fresh picnics, beef forequarter cuts, A special feature of the sheep Aug. 18-21. They are, from nelius King, Kdward Laws.— frozen perch. show will be a fashion show of left, seated: Lorense Bean, ANr Photo. SUMMER VEGETABLE all-wool clothing Sunday, Aug. HARVEST lar. This means that producers, 24, at 3 p.m. in the sheep arena. One glance at the vegetable as welt ax packers and i trailers, The fair is scheduled Aug. 22-29 counter will be a morale booster look constantly for ways to pro at fairgrounds in Columbus. even though heavy rains havejvide you , better product. Many Kay Pheiffer of Kenton, a Ju hampered the havest. l/>cal sup- ch»ng«i have resulted from this nior at Ohio State university, plies are being supplemented compeUtJon—changes important will reign ns the 1958 wool queen with shipments from distant pro-' xh, cotwunw in teems of qua at the fashion show. ducing areas. This means you ,jty conVeniencr. price, and av- can really be choosey and pick j liability. Among these is the Kay Pfeiffer of Kenton, a Ju- for quality as well as price ad-,,^.,^ toWard mors prepackag home economics major, won a vantage. ing, new varieties, specialist $300 scholarship at the Nat'l When selecting vegetables, ion, precooling, and other im Wool Growers Ass'n style show look first for freshness. Bright proved handling methods. last January. She entered the color, crispness, and freedom '• #• • contest after winning the senior from bruises or "signs of spoilage AN ADEQUATE DIET should division of the "Make It Your indicate freshness. Another qua- self With Wool" contest held In • •• ».„J .'include at least four servings of conjunction with last year's fair litv sign, especially in headed!* . , «j . r<.^mt.,i *, ...... I fruits and vegetables. Careful and style show. vegetables such as head lettuce. . . , ,, ZZ _. •:<• selection and planning will en- cabbage and cauliflower, is . . . • ., . ./• . Y able you to provide these for Produced and directed by Mrs. weight. Heads should be heavy * ...... r- , Ivour family. Some vegetables Robert Terrell of Wilmington, and solid for their sue. General- • • •'' . . .. ., ,. , J especially dark green and yellow the style show will present fall y speaking, iced or refrigeratedi r .... • . ,. ones, provide Vitamin A. nnd winter fashions ln wool gar leafy and green vegetables will ments and accessories. retain their qualitv belter than' To retain nutritiv. value those not so treated. \ '«•" vegetables when coking Vegetables for commercial them, u*e only a small amount Did Modeling Honors For Eastern Star Show use are important to Ohio agrl- « wate'' and l-ook ,0 ',tend,'r- 'culture. Around 63.000 acres of crisp." avoiding overcooking, vegetables- are grown Commer-J Vegetables are not only good cially each year within the state sources of nutritive value, but st a value of nearly $14 million. I they provide variety, color, fla This large volume keeps pio-'vor, and texture to meals. A ducers on their toes and gives good time to try some of the ve consumers a break. The many getables your family is not fa glowers have to compete 'for: miliar with is while they are so their consumer's vegetable dot- plentiful. SAVE ON GLASSES Deadline for club news is Sunday 1 p. m. ^> FLUFFY*. For Better Gifts for Riceland Rice is the natural UNPROCESSED AT LAMBERT OPTICAL • Weddings a Birthdays white milled rice that cooks perfectly every THE SUPER . , ., >, . , - a) Anniversaries See . . . time! Quick and easy! Guaranteed fluffy! Lambert 8 Complete Eye- Care Service Includes x Skillful Eye Examinations Murphy s and Fitting of latest Style Glasses. RICELANDRICE O Lowest Prices Gifts jp Things NEW FRAMES $5.00 Reasonably Prices J. . .cooks $5.00 PICTURED ARE MODELS IN FABULOUS style revue staged by Order ol Eaataide's Most Complete Gift Shoppe Less Lens OVER 1000 STYLES Eastern Star at Missionary CME churcb during recent OES convention in Columbus- pet/ect/y STOP IN T IS WEEK — HOURS 9:3* - S:M —Pierce Pboto. LADIES HOSIERY All Length*, latest Styles, Shade*. Seamless, Nudt Friendship Hour fifth annual fiiendship hour I Morning st., 4 to 7 p. m. Rcv. Heel, Spice*, Symphony, Dark Seam, Rose, Cinnamon everytime.* Sunday, Aug. 17, at the home of! Herman Perkins Is pastor. LAMBERT OPTICAL The ladles of St. John AME, Open Monday thru Saturday 9 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. Worthington, are holding their Mr. and Mrs. Algia Jones. 8471 Sunday 12 Noon to 4 P.M. 143 N. HIGH Next To The Union Store NOVELTIES « CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS CA, 8-1001 1024 E. Long SL CL. 3-2547 1023 Atcheson St. CL. 8-3064 i PATRONIZE OHIO SENTINEL ADVERTISERS ... • .j !• i-.I.•. I'n. ' t Li c f * f t t t SATURDAY. AUGUST 16, 1958 : ' ' ••' •• '- ' I :• PAGEl^ THE OHIO SENTINEL COME INTO MY KITCHEN Queen Esther Circle Services Sets Rummage Sales Queen Esther Sewing Circle of Championship Sandwich Recipes Antioch BapUt will held a two strips and place on platter. Melt In New day rummage aale at 2*0 S. 4th By ANN B. WALKER fy the gourmet taste as well as St., Monday and Tuesday hours butter in skillet, add garlic and THIS IS NAT'L Sandwich the robust appetite, A sherry are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. wine sauce with butler and cook 2 or 3 min. Add tender month. THE OHIO Mrs. Minnie Hughes is presi mushrooms enhances ihe fork- loin, season with salt and pep Location A week or so ago, a former - dent and Mrs. Delia Brown sale tender beef tenderloin. The per, brown well on both sides. The pastor, Dr. J. P. Fincher, Kansas farm boy turned Louis chairman. filet is served atop strips of Reduce heat and add sherry. SPECIAL members and friends of New ville restaurant operator was Cover and cook 10 min., basting Progressive Baptist held ser toust and the hot sauce is spoon named "Sandwich King" of occasionally. Remove tender vices Sunday for the first time ed over all. i 1958. The champion sandwich, loin and reserve pan drippings. at their new location, 337 N. Let's look al it: Ushers pan fried filet of beef, won first In ••;•mc< 'pan, melt butter, add 18th st. prize in a nationwide search PAN FRIED FILET OF SENTINEL mushrooms and cook until light SECTION Dr. Fincher used for his conducted by Nat'l Restaurant BEEF SANDWICH ly browned. Add mushrooms, SECTION 2—SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1958—COLUMBUS, OHIO Ass'n and Wheat Flour institute topic, "A Prayer Answering Fair S slices of sandwich bread, sherry and water to drippings in for ''20 Best Sandwiches of the J God." toasted skillet. Cook 3 min. to blend Year." Butter or margarine flavors. Arrange beef on toast At 3 p m. Rev. L. E. Jones Slated Second prize went to Edward •4 r. butter and spoon hot aauce over sand was guest speaker and other Usher Board of Antioch Bap G. Detjen, catering manager. 1 clove garlic, minced wich. Makes 4. well Imown personalities appear tist is holding its second annual Hotel Cairo, Cairo, 111., for his 4 4 oi. servings beef tenderloin a' a a ed on the program. county fair Saturday, Aug. 16,Barbar y Coast omelet, and Noel The Ohio Sentinel Presents Its Sixth Annual Salt 7:30 p. m., at tbe residence of Stein, manager, Kellog's Cafe A HIGHLIGHT OF Rock's A short testimonial service at Pepper Mrs. Walter Moore, 1593 N. teria, N. York City, won third trip will be a reception in his 7:30 p. m. climaxed the day's *i c. sherry Starr rd. prize for the "Stratosphere."' honor at the British food fair. events— MADALYN BROWN. 'i e. butter or margarine Misses Gail Manns. Brenda All three winners won all-ex His itinerary will take him lo is e. fresh mushrooms, sliced Lawson and Dottie Johnson ore pense trips to N. York City lo meet gourmets In Copenhagen, Mt. Period Baptist 1/J c. sherry vicing for queen honors. attend the "August is Sandwich Rome. Brussels. Paris, Loi'don *« c. water Mt. 'Period Baptist, 499 E. Men's day will be held at An Time" press party and luncheon. and Glasgow. Throughout Eur Long st. Sunday school, 9:30 tioch Sunday, Aug. 24. Speak Lloyd W. Rock, first prize win Spread toast with butter or ope he will be an American am a.m. Morning, II a.m. Evening, ers are Rev. Russell Jones and ner, also was awarded an all-margarine. For «-ach sandwich, bassador of good food. 7:30 p.m. "Weekly service, Wed Judge William C. Bryant. expense gourmet tour of Europe cut 2 pieces toast into diagonal . . • y4 nesday, 7:30 p.m. Rev. Frank Daughter of Mr. and Mrsfo. r two people plus $500. HINT: A nifty little book f«-r barbecue addicts came to my 'MISS BRONZE OHIO' Flemister, pastor. — IRENEMe- Leonard Zimmerman will be Bock describes his prizewin- CRORV. dedicated Sunday, Aug. 17. ning sandwich as a dish to satis- attention the other day. It is published by Taylor Wines and available "for the asking" at LaSalle Wine Store, 244 S. High SUCCEED HER! | BATHING BEAUTY REVUE st. I love to cook with wmc nnd my family is grateful that I do. Inside the cover'of this booklet are outstanding wine barbecue K-cipea which can be prepared DANCE and VARIETY SHOW with almost any equipment. They can b« cooked outdoors over the charcoal grill or camp- fire. Many of them can be done TENDER, indoors, flw use of wine, espe cially Taylor • N. York State Chicken Parts DELICIOUS wine, will add an elegant touch Sun; Aug. 17 to your outdoor cookery. BREASTS Lb. 65c WHOLE LEGS & DRANE-CLEERE VALLEY DALE BALLROOM THIGHS i 590 Honin Scott fc Lb- 290 i Lb. 330 Clears Sinks, Toilete, Etc. Cm ni.in.ri Evaporated Milk short cut* lo summer rooking. Good Product. Usually coals ALL-MEAT 2-Lfa. Bag No other form of milk blends ao OUTDOOR GARDEN IGA FANCY RIPE-RAGGED . nulckly with other Ingredients .10 cents per can, retail- One for apeedy caaaeroles. Mix thta 99c one up early whllt the morning can per month is plenty. \ 1590 5UNBURY RD. COLUMBUS (HUNK Ho. 2' 2 (an WIENERS Is root, and just hake it at din Write us. Our reply will HI-C 46-ox. . Can ner time. There's nothing like Carnation ln the red and while name stores near you thiil PINEAPPLE 29c can for easy August days. slock it. DOORS OPEN 6:30 P. M. CONTEST 7 P. M. ORANGE DRINK 25c 30-MlNUU IGA FANCY IGA 2—16-oz. Can*s DINNER CASSEROU DRANE-CLEERE ( Makes 6 servings) LABORATORY 1 3 ••••••••••••••••I SATURDAY. AUGUST 18. |ttj THE OHIO 3BNTTNK, SEC. 2—PAGE ft SATURDAY. AUGUST 16. 1958 THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. 2—PAGE 2 Contest Site Sing And Swing For 'Hiss Bronze' Greetings and Best Wishes State's Finest The beautiful outdoor garden of Valley Dale ballroom, 1590 Sunbury rd., finest available In Ohio, provides the first "under tbe sum" site for tbe "Miss Bronze Ohio" bathing beauty pageant since 1955, and tbe biggest and most entertaining outdoor presentation ever. In event el inclement weather the contest to select "Miss Bronze Ohio of 1958" and the supporting array of entertainment will be shifted inside the spacious ballroom. Contestanta are lovelier than ever, entertainment Is designed Roll up the truck. There'll OTHER PRIZES in order of Gov. O'NEILL to delight everyone, and there mote to come. Bryce Florists, presentation and donors: will be prizes galore for every 700 E. Long at., will present the TENTH—Costume jewelry set contestant and quite a large young lady with the traditional by Kahn Jewelers, 24 N. High nuniber of lucky citizens in the floral bouquet, and from Weiss st.' SINGERS DANNY HOLLAND AND Candy Bell audience. Jewelers, 179 S. High st., a gift duet while drummer Tommy James nnd sax man Nor* NINTH—Kodak motion picture ris Turney supply rhythms at rehearsal for floorshow and Admission to the contest site package -of famous Gabor per camera by Sun Appliance, 276 wtll begin promptly at 6:30 p. m. portion of "Miss Bronze Ohio" beauty contest Sunday fume, lovely dresser set and S. High st. asu tbe pageant opening intro at Valley Dele. Backing contest and show will be Ra Qruen white gold watch, a gift EIGHTH—Webcor four speed duction ot judges begins at 7 certificate from Lee's Style leigh Randolph and the Sultans of Swing. sharp. record played by Rieder's Hard Shop, 1011 Mt. Vernon av., also ware, 27 N. Nelson rd:; record Identities ol judges will re from Madison's, 72 N. High at.; FAMILY purchase certificate by State main unknown to fell until that gift certificate from Russeli Spacious Facilities Record Shop, 41 E. State st. ,-k. time. Shoes, 27 E. State at; purchase The hale and hardy ot Sun certificate from Newcamp Tire SEVENTH—Philco clock-radio For Parking At Dale day's turnout have a merry Co., 1637 E. Livingston av.; by Spicer Furniture, 993 Mt. •'•'r-mmmWr'-'- making evening of viewing costume jewelry set from Lynn Vernon av.; clothing certificate .Y Those planning to drive to Ohio's prettiest beige beauties, Jewelers, 180 N. High St.; hold by Curtiss Credit Clothing and : r The Sentinel's "Miss Bronze a variety show production fea ing bag by Schift Shoes, 1054 Mt Jewelry, 1012 Mt. Vernon av. Ohio" beauty pageant Sunday, Courtesy of... "N. c.-7: ?l l Aug. 17, can travel free of the turing top local and area per :> Vernon av.; aluminum picnic SIXTH — A 17 jewel wrist • \\ ... ,'i %»i»>Yv iVi ,-»••»< • iirii.iii "" r^ ;>>-v BATTTRDAY. AUGUST 16, 1058 SEC. 2—PAGE • THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1958 ...... , THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC.2--PAGE ____—_«_• m. u 1********1 »•'»i • • ••enter11 . 1111 i, • •• _.••••••—_—«—,i 11 »1 1m s_.wi emesmm-mmw111 i —i • • • - i • •• -___ AID TO ECONOMY Close to a billion dollars a Aim For Brokers-NIA Cooperation x year is spent by the alcoholic Seek Miss Bronze Ohio' Title And Prizes beverages industry for mater ials and services furnished by farmers, manufacturers, trans portation and other companies. PICTURED DURING NATL INSURANCE Asa** convention in Columbus are, from leftt E. L. Simon, BARBARA RICHARDS DONNA KNOX Incoming president} J. W. Goodloe, outgoing presl* JOAN WILLIAMSON ROSEMARY PRATER DOLLY REYNOLDS (Columbus) (Columbus), dent; L. R. Taylor, statistician) Cong. Charles C. (Columbus) . (Columbus) (London) Sponsored By Sponsored By Diggs, president Detroit Metropolitan Insurance Co., Sponsored By Sponsored By and T. P. Harris, NIA general counsel.—Earl Williams CAPITAL DETECTIVE WAITERS & BELLMAN'S Sponsored By PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CLUB CADILLAC Photo. CO. of OHIO AGENCY CLUB LONDON CIVIC ASS'N 542 N. 20th St. 448 E. Livingston Ave- 430 N. Monroe Ave. 898 E. Long St. WILLIAM B. Muse (right) of and Culpepper as Immediate Martinsville, Vs., and Wil- past president of Ohio Ass'n of BILL CARTER'S PINUP GALLERY Red Carpet To Ham C. Culpepper ef Colnm Real Estate Brokers. Both When you want a cheerful lift. •. bus are chairman and vice took the opportunity during In chairman, respectively, of co surance organisation's parley mmittee n>Dca by Nat'l A'ssn In Columbus to talk with rep Unroll For '58 a great taste.. • extra enjoyment-* of Real Estate Brokers to work resentatives of Insurance firms with Nat'l Insurance Ass'n to concerning Improvement of re lationships between brokers 'Miss Bronze' ward facilitating cooperation WHEN between the groups. Muse is and Insurance companies In ef fort lo expedite flow of mort ONE This weekend the 1958 THE GOOD TASTE OF first vice president of Nat'l gage loans to home buyers. HAS winner of The Sentinel's an- Ass'n ot Real Estate Brokers charm anual "Miss Bronzo" revue age will be named. Robert Oakfield Killed In Fall From Building la Fever pitched excitement COKE IS FOR YOU I no has permeated these past Final rites for Robert Oak-i Services were conducted by factor. Hav« Coke waiting when you wont HI Bishop L. R. Kato. Interment weeks of screening and re field, 1604 Maryland av., were For hearsals. held Wednesday at C D. White followed at Green Lawn. Instance, and Son funeral home. He died He is survived by his wile, Jolie Clara Peppers, training in in Mt. Carmel hospital Saturday, Julia; daughter, Margaret Oak Brooks structor for the girls, has work several hours after he fell 30 It. field Ward; two grandchildren, ia ed hard and faithfully to give from a ladder at Broad st. and stepdaughter, Laverne Wilson; only 8 the entrants all the help they Hague av. sister, Maggie Williams; broth but— ANNA McGUIRE need beyond their general train ing. For many of the contes- Mr. Oakfield, 63. was a mason ers. Russell and Ernest Oak you (Dayton) I tants this is the inspiration the and was laying brick on a build field, a host of other relatives guessed ing when he fell. and friends. te— girls need to continue self-im Sentinel Editor Named provement, develop poise and quite self-confidence. Former partici charming. Russell A. Jackson, editor of pants hove received national Jolie The Ohio Sentinel, this week publicity in the past and have was appointed to serve on the had pictures published in na Family and Child Welfare Com tional magazines. 2 New Action Thrill Hits! mittee of United Community Council. Jackson's term ex* This Is not 'to say that good pires In 1961. body proportions are ignored. The world's most barbaric age But for those who feel that such of torch and terror 1 Ebenezer Baptist s revue isn't "quite nice" Cast of Savage Thousands! enough, they certainly have the Ebenezer Baptist, 86 S. Ohio wrong attitude. . av. Sunday school, 10 a.m. Morn ing, il a.m. Evening, 7:30 p.m. Participants are given Instruc Weekly service, Wednesday. tions and techniques that can 7:30 p. m. Rev. L. C Brown, be applied lo daily living later pastor. w'lether they are top winners or I not. Prizes galore and music by , Kuleigh Randolph und the Sul- Club Regalj tan s of Swing will highlight the THERE'S NOTHINO ELSE in this big wide world like the distinctive flavor—- 1908 revue in tha Valley Dale tba "coma-back" lift—the real satisfaction you enjoy from Coca-Cola. No outdoor garden. tt (Th. Present* wonder mora than 58 million times a day soma lucky parson enjoys a Coke. In addition to the fast step Treat yourself to delicious} Coca-Cola . . . right novrt of ROME Pagans) THE OKY-DOKE ping revue interspersed with In PLUS SECOND fEATUII teresting acts, there will be THE HEATS ON... In DixWand't COCKTAIL HOUR hours of dancing under the Big Dragnet! - TWICE DAILY stars. In the event of rain, the revue will be held Indoors. —- 2 P.M.-* P.M.—« P.M.-9 P.M. ABW. Now Playing Nightly In The DOWNSTAIRS 5 RECORDS MUSICAL BAR $398 m-~.il '•'•**, STACY HARRIS Ronnie Kirk LEWIS SIROO • ELLEN MOORE "78V or "45V Trio SIGN Of GOOD TASTC HEW MOVIES OVMMNTSCREEH UEI A & A Record Shop OaprrteM IMS ft* SEC. 2—PAGE T SATURDAY. AUGUST 16, 1958 SATURDAY. AUGUST 16,1958 THE OHIO SENTINEL THE OHIO SENTINEL EEC. 2—PA0#6 '1 F 'iM I ,^Y V Hi •." - .-•; >•%. . Ima HABEEBA CARMEN ' RAMONA McPHERSON JUDY EDMONDS PEGGY PORTER JUDY CAIN rEUGY SMITH OPHELIA YEARY (Columbus) (Columbus) RUTH STEPTOE MARLcn- REESE (Columbus) (Columbus) (Columbus) (London) (Columbus) (Columbus) (London) Sponsored By Sponsored By Sponsored By Sponsored By Sponsored By Sponsored By ROSE MORGAN Sponsored By Sponsored By Sponsored By UNIVERSITY AUTO SALES COMMERCIAL CLEANERS NOVELTY FOOD BAR CLUB REGAL LONDON CIVIC ASS'N COSMETICS SWAN SUPER CLEANERS LATHAM'S DINER LONDON CIVIC ASS'N 1086 Cleveland Ave. Columbus Distributor 826 E. Long St. 741 E. Long St. 772 E. Long St. 317 Hosack St. CL. 8-7045 26 Stores All Over Columbus ~~? GOOD LUCK 'MSS BRONZE OHIO' CONTESTANTS! "We're The Fastest Plumbers Yoo This COUPON Worth £5 Cents On Magazine Ever Saw" Or Newspaper Subscription — No Extra Compliments of Charges When Subscription Orders Are REESE & SONS CONTRACTORS Made Through . . • PEYTON'S STATIONS Black Top Drives — Cement Work TH1GPEN PHARMACY ISBELL PLUMBING CO. CAPITOL CITY NEWS Stone Driveways — Parking Lots Four Locations To Serve You 91S ML Vernon Ave. CL. 2-0S02 662 E. Long St. at Lexington CL. 2-0468 Complete Plumbing Contracts Service Stations, Etc. St. Clair at Mt. Vernon Long nt Taylor HELP Keep Little Rock's Negro Newspaper In Business! Buy A Copy T:»ch Week At Our 1437 Eastwood Ave. CL. 8-7365 Newsstand! 1075 Whitcomb CL- 3-7277 Long at Monroe St. Clair at Leonard "Everything For Outdoor Living" Best Wishes Now At Clearance Reduced Prices Your Year Around Air-Conditioning SERVICE PHARMACY BRUCE JOHNSON Gliders — Chaises — Charcoal Grills ORRIS A. MAYS REAL ESTATE And Heating Consultant AU Kinds of Furnace tx 1221 Mt. Vernon Ave. You'll Do Better At 451 Mt. Vernon Ave. SCHILLING ROOFING & HEATING H Sheet Metal Work ! CA. 4-5453 CL. 3-5966 86 Years Continuous Service Roofers, Tinners and Gutter Specialists SPICER'S FURNITURE CO. Homes In Shepherd, Eastgate, Hilltop 479 N. 20th SL CL. 2-4911 Robert K. Stephens, Proprietor Free Estimates CL. 3-1216 RUTHANN WIMBLEY (Columbus) DOROTHY HENRY 993 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL 8-9543 and All Other Sections of Columbus (Columbus) Sponsored By Sponsored By CHI-CHI BAR 719 Harrison Ave. BELL RADIO-TV SERVICE ____B____-as_ •_— 1068 Mt. Vernon Ave. t JOYCE FEW MARY YOUNG HELEN SEABROOK MICHELLE KENO feAKLENA PRICE SYLVIA MASON LYNN BONDURANT JEAN McCALL DORIS LUCAS DOLORES SMITH (Dayton) .(Columbus) (Dayton). (Dayton) (Columbus) (Columbus) (Dayton). (Dayton); (Columbus), (Columbus) BATURDAY, AUGUST 16,1058 THB QWQ SENTINEL '8EC. 2—PAGE 9 SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1958 SEC. ILpAGE 8 THE OHIO SENTINEL Terry Marsh's Variety Show Aim: 'To Sell To Blend With NEVER BEFORE OFFERED Most Sentinels' Beauty Contest His competitive spirit, cour "Show Time" bells have been AT SALE PRICES! teous personality and dogged ringing loud and clear around determination to "sell more Bronzaville these last few days, Sentinels than anybody else" for lt will be one of the major combine to stamp 12 year old highlights of The* Sentinel's "Miss Bronze Ohio" beauty Columbus E a s t s 1 d * r Terry contest Sunday at Valley Dale. top quality at Popular Prices MAYBE YOU PLAY GOLF, nnd maybe you do not. If Marsh as one of the strongest you do, you know that it's one of the most fascinating The swlngin* excursion of en contenders in Ths Ohio Senti tertainment will include: games of our times. More and more people are taking to nel's current statewide home tbe links each year. The Five Mints, thrush Bette delivery contest. Fprd, Pat King, who will debut If you don't know, the game's Para doxl- her exciting interpretative ta played with sticks, referred to And they all place and win. cally, however, GENERAL lents before a Bronzcville audi as clubs, balls, little white pills . • • Terry Is n't ence, Little Tommy James and about 1.68 tn. in diameter, de THERE'S MONEY TO be planning on a his combo, vocalist Candy Bell, FIVI * * * • * STAR signed to be knocked into a hole spent in playing golf. Depending career as a balladcer, Danny Holland, the 4.25 in. in diameter, in as fewupo n one's taste, the expendi newspaperman. Cordelia, vocal group; Billy-B hits as possible. Then it Is ama ture can be skimpy, reasonable, "I'm going to (Mr. Blues) Watkins, Eddie Jay zing Indeed, how to reduce itself or let us say, liberal, or crazy. be a policeman Colston, master of ceremonies, to "nothing." I have a friend who changes his when I grow and others. Know the game, and quickly clubs as often as the able car up," tho ever smiling Sentinel In command of tha musical you know the character of the owner-lover changes his auto. background for contest, floor- player. There's the guy who's n « w s 1 e de show and dancing will be Ra A good ball will cost you $1 25, clares. his own rule book, making the plus tax; top equipped bag leigh Randolph and the Sultans roles to suit his advantage. Terry is the of Swing. might push $350. Shoes—well, son of Mr. and Then there's the player who that depends, too, All in all, It's Mr. Advertiser: doesn't feel that the huge tree Mrs. Charles G. NO DUMMIES THEY good for the economy and a Hill, 1379 Franklin av., and de on the edge of the fairway Is healthy America. Michigan State's varsity ath a part of the course. So he gets livers most of his Sentinels 1 e t e a consistently outperform mad when yon advise that he I love the game, made it an each week in that area. their non-athletic schoolmates ln can cut down the 4 ft. diameter obsession as a caddy, starting A Sentinel newsboy since last the classroom, according to an The Negro Market is tree, bnt san't move the 1.68 at age 12. Our boys love it; Moss May, Terry has four brothers nual checks by tha university'* la. ball. This type Is not ready has three golf letters—two for ond two sisters, "but I'm theregistrar' s office. They also to be a tree sorgeon. high school, one acquired this oldest." tend to do their best academic YOUR oyster... • • • year at . college. Little Alan He is in tho 6th grade at Fair work of the year In the term In swings like a champ and the Av. school. which their sport is ln season. I REMEMBER THE TIME Mrs. got her clubs the other day. when a friend of mind—good guy, ... when you extend a direct invitation to shop good friend—wanted to improve Wc have a family foursome. the ball in the sand trap. Put it In your stores or to buy your products back, buddy. He did, but reluc tantly, talking about some local Purple Roee Temple Unless you sell ths Negro Market you're only selling halfway I Here Is a treas ground rule. I had been blasting ure trove of profitable new business. Negro newspapers take your advertising Purple Rose Temple of Truth. FOR GARAGE directly to this fast growing market—more than 50,000 strong In Greater Colum out of footprints ail day and was 1020 E. Long st. Sunday school. bus. _ at that moment 5 down and 7 to 10 a. m. Morning, 12 noon. go. I won 5 of the 7 last holes, Evening, 8 p. m. Weekly ser AND BASEMENT tied 2. This man was a tough vices, Tuesday and Friday, 8 taskmaster. Beat himself down. p. m. Rcv. Otto Lewis, pastor. In Columbus Atone, Negroes Spend More Than * Shopping I got away. x Tbe fact Is, golf Is a gentle St. John Church . SHELV- IT> ALL $250,000 Every Week In Food Stores! ~ man's game and by far most St. John Church of God Fir«> of the people engaging in th* STEEL SHELVING V(NYGEN . . . Pound for pound stronger than steel cable*) The best way to sell this dynamic market is bv advertis great game are good sports Baptized, 936 N 4th st. Sunday ing In THE OHIO SENTINEL. This Is the place to tell and hard competitors. That school, 10:30 a. m. Morning. 12 your story If you want to get action fast and consistently. fighting spirit Is just a part ot noon Weekly services, Tuesday tbe game, shooting par golf and Friday 8 p. m. Eldress or only getting under a hun Estclle Watkins, pastor. dred. It's challenge, circum stances changing from shot to Jerusalem Tabernacle shot, with the object on the Jerusalem Tabernacle. 7 1 8 30% OFFOf f List Plus Tax other end of the club dead sure Taylor av. Sunday school, 9:45 And Recappable Casing that he can do better. Or he's a.m. Morning, 11 a.m. Even Just blowing his top. ing. 7:30 p.m. Weekly scrvice, • • • Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Rev. I. R. HOW DO THEV PLAY? That Witcher, pastor. varies. I watched Bobby Jones in days gone by. He had every Holy Hill Tabernacle * 5 DAYS (mi W«tif»nr ffduiiM u thing. And to me he didn't seem Holy Hill Tabernacle, 577 |W~ Mtik UXmi IMWI fM«- to "kill" the ball. It was sweet Athens av. Sunday school, 10 6 HIT TAIL 3»" WIDI. II" OMP. I SHIIVII BLACK AND WHITEWALLS I EVERY TIRE TOP QUALITY 690 East Long Street CLearfarook 3-7416 and in Uie groove. If you look a.m. Morning, 11:30 a.m. Even at Charlie Sitford, you might ing. 7:45 p.m. Weekly services, FOR BASEMENTS FOR GARAGIf TOR ClOSITS Columbus, Ohio wonder how'he makes it. HeWednesda y and Friday 7:45 "kills" every shot. I have often p.m Bishop R. Fowler, pastor. suspected that he intends lo National Representative: drive every hole, par 3 or par 5. Highway Church Of Cod But in the Rubber City Open he ASSOCIATED PUBLISHERS, INC. went out and came in 70, 64, 73, Highway Church of Cod, 507 and 68. Bassett st. Sunday school, 9:30 31 W. 4fith St.. New York 36. N. Y. .IM W. v jshington St.. Chicago 2, 111. JUdson 24177 ANdover 34343 That 63 at the Insurance City a.m. Morning, 10:45 a.m. Bible NH EASY PAY Open, Wetherafield, Conn., class, T p.m. Weekly service, FOR STORES AND OFFICES, TOOI Pacific Coast Representative: wasn't at all bad for Charlie Wednesday. 8 p.m. Rev. (Mrs.) Boy, while those totals at Akron Slipper W. Henderson, pastor. SVPfR STRONG T00I EACH SHflF H010S UP TO 300 IIS. *-—* 1 Alio avAUAtii. TAKE 12 MONTHS TO PAY WHALEY-SIMPSON CO. did not look like the handiwork 55 New Montgomery St., San Francisco 5, Calif of a tired player. Now we'll just Gospel Tabernacle SUiter 1-4583 have to see. 6608 Selma Ave.. Los Angeles 28, Caltf. HOUywood 3-7157 Gospel Tabernacle, 1205 Hil Smaller Size Only $4.69 GENERAL TIRE SALES Ted Rhodes hits easily, which dreth ov,, corner Ohio av. Sun More National Adrertiters Use Negro Newspapers certainly doesn't mean he's not day school. 9:30 a. in. Moming. TWO LOCATIONS hitting, while Howard tPaige of 11 a m Evening. 8 p. tn. Week Than Any Other Medium Directed To The Negro Fdiiiity the Links) Wheeler, cross-handed ly services, Tuesday and Fri ELEPHANT LUMBER STORE, HILLTOP DOWNTOWN batter, bangs them somewhere day. 8 pm. Bishop H. H. Hair Long & Nelson CL. 2-7677 2434 W. Broad BR. 9-6381 4th and Long CA. 1-1301 between Churlie and Ted, ston, pastor. r^ < SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 195» SEC S—PAGE 10 THE OHIO SENTINEL jATUBDAT. AUGUST 16,1988 THE OHIO SENTINEL EEC. 2—PAGE 11 Ernest H. Dandridge Wins Welfare Matrons Baby Contest CONGRATULATIONS f ANN STEVENS, "Miss AUa Baba 1958", prepares te leave "Miss Bronze Ohio" Contestants thas Satarday for Shrlners' Im perial Council convention In WINNER ERNEST H. DANDRIDGE AND run- Charles Jones, Sr.; Ernest H. Dandridge and mother, CMcago. Miss Stevens, who nersup in Welfare Matrons club's annual baby con* Mra. Russell Dandridge; Garik Johnson and aunt, be—s from Urbana, was win test. From leftt Charles Jones, Jr., end mother, Mrs. Mrs. Eugene Johnson.—Pierce Photo. ner of '58 Shrine beauty and talent contest and will vie for top honors ln Imperial pag Columbus Hosts CME Parley eant wbere prises total some HIM tn scholarships. The 25th annual session of Ohio conference of the CME Send In Photographs Ohio conference of the CME church Includes Ohio, western Church opens at 10 a.m. Wed Pennsylvania, Eastern Indiana Directs Fisk (koir nesday, Aug. 19, at Missionary and northern Kentucky. Temple CME church, 72 £. The general public Is Invited At YOUR OWN RISK NASHVILLE. — William L. Mound st. to attend worship services. Unless The Ohio Sentinel specifically requests pho Dawson, one of the nation's Bishop Luther Stewart, presi There will be sermons daily, at tographs for publication we will not, UNDER ANY J foremost choir conductors, has ding prelate of the second Epis noon and 8 p.m. CIRCUMSTANCES, assume tha responsibility for their beea named to direct the fa- copal area, will preside over the The conference closes Sunday, return. moma Fisk university choir. sessions. Aug. 24. with reading of pasto If tha owner ia not willing to assume tha risk of los Compliment* of Good Luck "Miss Bronze Ohio" Several bishops and general ral appointments. ing a picture we would advise that a duplicate be made A. W. BURNS & SONS officers of the denomination are Rev. J. B. Harris Is pastor of for publication in this newspaper. Attorney and Mra. BIG BEAR MARKETS READ THE SENTINEL expected to attend the gather Missionary Temple church and Thank you.—EDITOR. ing. host to the convention. CONSTRUCTION CO. FRANKLIN H. WHITTAKER 770 W. Goodale SL Columbus, Ohio Columbus, Ohio 424 Woodland Ave. Columbus, Ohio right to the door of ... Compliments Here's A Toast To "Miss Bronzs Ohio, '68" KENDELL DRUGS W. F. HUTCHINSON CO. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Furniture — Rugs — Stoves.— Linoleum of the FLAMINGO CLUB & 6RILL Kenneth snd Delia Jackson, Props. James Dixon, Prop. 1028 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. 2-6415 723 E. Long St. CA. 8-3736 INTERNATIONAL 790 UL Long SL Columbus, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Columbus, Ohio HOD CARRIERS, BUILDING & the BEST way is the BUSway MRS. D. A. WHITTAKER & SONS, INC. Congratulations "Miss Bronze Ohio, *58" Greetings to "Miss Bronze Ohio, '68" Complete Funeral Service FEATHERSTONE MARKET J J. McCOWN ENTERPRISES "Family Owned and Operated COMMON LABORERS UNION Ba carefree (and Carfree) when yon 459 N. 18th SL CL. 2-0559 McCown's Lounge and Pine Room Bar •hop downtown. Do Ifke other smart For Over 51 Years" people In Col umbos—they leave their Mr. and Mrs. Albert Festherstone, Props. 785-787 Mt. Vernon Ave. cars at home—leave their parking and Local 423 traffic worries behind. 'Enjoy your 720 E. Long St. CL. 8-9549 Columbus, Ohio Columbus, Ohio next downtown shopping trip at your Columbus, Ohio arL-CIO favorite stores by going tha bus way, which is the best way. Remember, too, that more seats are available for your riding comfort between 10 a. m. and "Where Everybody Meets Everybody Else" WASHING WELL COIN-OPERATED Compliments of Sp. m. TYLER'S DRUG STORES LAUNDROMATS MILTON 1. FARBER Democratic Candidate for Judge, Be SURE To REGISTER TO VOTE Complete Prescription Save 50?& By Sept. 24, 1958, So You Can Court of Common Pleas Service at Two Locations Wash 16c ^ry 10e Vote In Your Own Interest At Election: November 4, 1958 Tha November General Election 20th & ML Vernon CL. 8-9527 1083 ML Vernon Ave. at 20th SL Wilson Ave. at Oak St. "A Trial Lawyer for a Trial Court" CL. 3-1914 COLUMBUS "(TRANSIT $ Taylor & Long Columbus, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Columbus, Ohio *v ****Sm\ Mi***** -...»> - SATURDAY. AUGUST 16, 1958 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 15 | her birthday. Lt. and Mrs. Black j tending the national gift show at of Lockbourne were on the scene the Deshler during the last with their four children. Mr. and week of this month. Mrs. Paul Church drove out with COLUMBUS BEPRESENTA- their five children from Plain lives to the national conference City. of Colored Women's Clubs have * • • returned home full of enthusia. CHENEVA HAYDEN IS In De im for the work to be done In troit for a brief vacation from the days ahead. Gertrude 1MI, her decorator duties . . . Inter official slate deltgate, promises ested friends are encouraged to to share with our rcadera a full By ANN B. WALKER with a deep back V-ltne and an ies and joined the Saunders at attend Volunteer Service Coun account of the wonderful activt. ISN'T IT WONDERFUL to be inverted panel falling to the Maple pk. The Martins drove cil Board meeting Tuesday, Aug. ties of the conference. Unique missed, to know that someone hemline'. . . Joyce Jordon of Ft. here from Toledo where they vi 19, 12 noon, at Central YMCA. Embroidery club sent Edna feels a wee bit lonely because Wayne is visiting her aunt, Do sited relatives, Mr. and Mrs. This council serves Columbus Bryce with expenses paid as a you are not around? It certainly rothea Huckleby. The Huckleby Perry Richmond. Making the State hospital. Organizations are delegate. She had the honor of wasn't my intention that you family recently moved into their walla bulge at 1342 with rock and requested to name a representa serving as national chairman of miss tha Party-line last week. new home on Sunbury rd. . . . roll music is niece Camilla Bul tive to the council so that they the Elections Committee. Des Well, I am back from Chicago Woodie and Marian Saunders lock of Montclair, N.J. Cuts may be kept posted on develop pite all the headaches involved now snd after going through the had eastern folks as guests at teenage Camilla loves to dance ments ... If you are looking for she did a commendable job of information backlog you can be the Merry Makers' picnic Sun and hopes to become proficient the unsual in gifts, see Dewey seeing to it that the election sure of reading the column for day. Mr. and Mrs. Leon F. Mar in ballet. Murphy's gift shop on E. Long went along smoothly. Mrs. Vir- the next two weeks. tin, Germantown, Pa., are visit BILL AND MARY BROOKS St. near 20th. He has gifts for the gie Giles served on the Work* • • • ing Miss Louise E. Bullock, 1342 made quite an entrance as they baby on the way to 'something shop Committee and this is- in- FRANK SHEARER, Harold E. Long st. They all packed a entered Mable p. in tha white appropriate for the 50th anniver"-j other indication of how capable and Jorcece Smith and children, huge old fashion basket of good Thunderbird Bill gave Mary for sary. Dewey la excited about at- our women can b« Dick and Louise France and son, and I, with the Walker brood, chose to visit the Windy City refreshes without filling during the same weekend. Frank was at Conrad Hilton, enroutc home after his Los Angeles va cation. He is so enthusia tie- about the coast that we may lose IT SHAPES UP one of Columbus* best lawyers. His moving there would" repre sent a real blow to the legal life EEPLNC pace with today's figure-minded moderns of our city. Maybe the red tape THIS WAY! is a cinch. For them, it's lighter, less-nlling of winding up hia affairs will K help him to decide to stay here. food and drink. And today's Pepsi-Cola, reduced in At any rate, whatever hia deci calories, is the light refreshment that goes along. sion might be, we feci it will be the right one for him. The Buy Pepsi by the carton. Smiths were guests of relatives. They were celebrating their 12th the Marco Killings out 94th way. anniversary and also attended a niece's wedding. Dick and Lou ise France were vacationingl Dick's mother and father are living in Highland pk. suburbs. We Walkers were guests of the Elliotts in their paltial home in Chatham pk. Their hospitality was so warm and genuine, our 4 year old wants to move back home. It took the "ole organi ser," Bill Finch, to gather the Columbusites in one place. He and wife June planned a beach party for all our youngsters. This was quite thoughtful since we parents had been dragging them around to sec 'our' friends, to visit spots weHwere interested in, saying be quiet, be still, lis ten, no you can't, et cetera. The youngsters had fun galore and made quick inroads on the hot dog supply. Chef Finch did the honors of roasting, being just as concerned over the degree of do- neness as 1 wuold be with a roast. Bill and Gladys Davis, for. Everybody's Wearing merly of Cincy and now Windy City social workers, joined the fun and stayed for a late even ing swim. "Whisper Fresh" Cottons Nowadays • • • And Swan's FABRI-SHEEN PLUS keeps all those cotton dresses "Whisper Fresh" sweet, ALMA JONES OF Green way and clean. Works miracles in restoring body end sheen fo men's Wash V Wear summer visited her uncle, Mr. Anthony suifs. Keep their'press aven after several wearings. Both little boys' end big boys' Rowman, for a few hours when cotton shirts end shorts ere e specially et Swens. Freshen uo your mid-summer ward* she passed through Chicago the robe by taking all your cottons to be FABRI-SHEENED et the Swen store neerest you. same weekend. Alma was en- • route to Minneapolis . . . Karen and Renata Jones are spending August in Bridgeport, Conn Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Columbus, Ohio with grandpa rents. Rev. .and Mrs. F. Jacobs '. . . Dr. Duncan ef Virginia was in town over the 29 STORES COLUMBUS' CApltal 4-4231 weekend to view the Ohio scene with thoughts of settling here . . . Bertha Lilies, former adopt ALL OVER LARGEST ed Columbusite,; was guest of Mrs. Mildred White, 1510 Mt. Vernon. Bertha has been living JOWN DRY. CLEANER jn California for two years. Among affairs in her honor was -.-^ •-*• an Intimate gathering hosted by John and Evelyn Clark last Sa - • _- -... turday. Bertha wore a fashion able. peau,d« icie trapeze, dress rpoffrv'/''' '-.'[>/> r^ eUMWSittWMifilitW** SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1958 TB8 OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 17 SATURDAY. AUGUST 16. 19.13 PAG;E fl THE OHIO SENTINEL Educator Declares Soviet Pentecostal Power Faith Tabernacle Missionary Temple Pentecostal Power Churcb of Of The Living God Missionary Temple, 337 N. Rev, Bridges Speaker Jesus, 198 S. Oth./St. 8undoy Faith Tabernacle Church ot 18th st Sunday school, 9:30 "'. (the -Y_ Christianity Interest High school, 9:80 a.m. Morning, God Fire Baptized, 359 E. Ful a. in. Morning, 10:40 a. m. Eve 11:30 a.m. Evening, 7:30 p.m. ton st. Sunday school, 10 a. m. ning, 7:30 p. m. Weekly scrvice, By VICTOR G. BACKUS Weekly service, Wednesday, 7:30 8 p. m. Weekly services, Wed Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Rcv. J. For BTU Youth Program N. ORLEANS.—Nowhere In Europe or America Is p.m. Bishop P. W. Clark, pas nesday and Friday 8 p. m. B. Harris, pastor. Christian fervor more pronounced than ln the avowedly tor. Morning, 11:30 a. m. Evening, City BTU will have Rev. Rich- Jthurches atheistic Soviot Union. Consolidated Bapttst Second Emmanuel Antioch Baptist ard A. Bridges as guest speaker Dr. Samuel L. Gandy, dcan,of Consolidated BapUst, 966 St. Dill.nit university here, said up for the organization's youth LILLIAN THOMPSON LEWIS, EDITOR CA. 1-9353 Their six week tour was spon Second Emmanuel Baptist, 443 Antioch Baptist, 1013 Cham Clair av. Sunday school, 9:30 on his return from a tour of 16 program Sunday. Aug 'it, at 3 sored by Commission on Reli Johnson st Sunday school, 9:30 bers rd. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. Morning, 11 a.m. Evening, countriea of Europe and the Mid a. m. Morning, 10:43 a. m. p. m. in Christ Memorial Bap gious Organizations ot Nat'l Con a.m. Morning, 11 a.m. Evening, 7:30 p.m. Weekly services, Wed tisl. dle East that Christianity ap ference of Christians and Jews. 7:30 p, m. Rev. L. J. Turner, Evening 7:30 p.m. Weekly scr peared more vital to the lives nesday and Friday 7:30 p.m. Rev. Bridges. 21, is a licen Dr. Gandy said the group was pastor. vice, Wednesday 7:30 p.m. of the people of the Soviet Union Rev. Homer Arnold, pastor. tiate minister of Macedonia eliqiouA Cliat especially interested in religious than in any other country he vis freedom in the Soviet Union. He Christ Memorial AME Baptist. He was born in Colum ited. Commandment Keeping Viola Spottswood Memorial bus, attended Olentangy Ele reported there is complete free Christ Memorial AME, 470 N menlary, Everett Jr. High and VJy ~7ne: -sJlexandcr The university chaplain was dom to worship in Russia, al Commandment Keeping, 1210 18th st. Sunday school, 10 a. m V I o i a Spottswood Memorial Central High schools, and is a one of five clergymen who made though less than complete equal Leonard av. Sabbath school, Morning, 11:30 a.m. Evening AME Zion, 39 S. Gift st. Sun sophomore ut Virginia Theologi an on-the-spot survey of the sta ity between denominations, as 11:30 a. m. Sunday worship, 12 8:30 p.m. Weekly service, Wed day school, 9:30 a.m. Morning, THE NUMBER OF FOES who feared and hated Jesun guaranteed by the Soviet consti cal seminary at Lynchburg. tus of religion on both sides of cons! noon. Evening, 8 p. m. Broad nesday 8 p.m. Rcv. C. H. Lucas, 11:15 a.m. Evening 8 p.m. Rev. increased each day. There wa« the alert state police on the iron curtain. tution. \ cast WCOL-Radio, 10:48 p. m Presently he is enrolled in ihe REV. PAYDEN pastor. W. S. Lyman, Sr., pastor. the lookout for agitators and the Pharisees stirred with Weekly services, Wednesday and College Oept. and upon gradua alarm- "The fellow was claiming to be the Messiah," they \ ML Zion Pentecostal Friday 8 p. m. Rev. (Mrs.) St. Paul Church of God tion will enter the Theological said. Springhill Baptist Margaret Polk, pastor. St. Paul Churcb of God, 2447 Dept. To Honor Jesus was preaching Uiat love Mt. Zion Pentecostal Church Springhill Baptist, 318 E. Long Rev. Bridges, while a mem of Christ, Athens av. one block st. Sunday school, 9:43 a. m Wood av. Morning service 11 and mercy und an honest heart giveth Hts life to save His ber of Macedonia Baptist, was south of Sullivant av. Sunday Church Of God In Christ a.m. Evening, 7:30 p.m. Week BEV. BRIDGES were far more important than sheep." Morning, 11 a.m. Evening, 7:30 school, 0:30 a.m. Afternoon, 3:30 ly services Wednesday and Fri organist for the Sunday school, Minister bringing offerings to the Temple. THEN THEY GATHERED p.m. Weekly seivices, Wednes Church of God in Christ, 907 IP BTU and young people's choir. Rev. R, T. Gleaves. who re Jesus said to them, "Woe unto p.m. Evening, 7:30 p.m. Weekly day and Friday, 7:30 p.m. Rev. Curtis av. Sunday school, 10 day, 7:30 p.m. Bishop M. T. COLUMBUS round about Jesus saying, "Huw Dyers, pastor. He was also president and mem turn* Saturday from W. Point, you, Scribes and Pharisees, hy long dost thou make us to doubt? services, Tuesday and Thurs A. J. Andrews, pastor. a.m. Morning, 12 noon, WPWW. \6urMairisThfnnlf^ FUNERAL DIRECTORY ber of Twilight Missionary So Ca., \vill be honored Sunday on pocrites. For ye pay tithe of If thou be the Christ, tell us day, 8 p.m. Elder M. J. Mat Weekly services, Tuesday, Gay SL Baptist C D. WHITE & SONS ciety and pianist (or City BTU. his 34th anniversary as pastor mint and anise and cummin and plainly." thews, pastor. Lord's House Of Prayer Thursday and Friday, 8 p.m. Rev. Bridges is also vice pres have omitted the weightier mat Elder Douglas Meridith, pastor. Gay St Baptist, 496 E. Gay FUNERAL HOME of Friendship Baptist. Music Jesus answered them, "t told Lord's House of Prayer, 780 ident of vesper service, pianist ters, of the law—judgement, mer st Sunday school, 9 a. m. Your Scalp is Scaly 1217 Mt. Vernon Ave. will be furnished by Jubilee and you and ye believe not because Church Of God St Clair a v. Sunday school, 10 and member of Virginia semi Loyal Ladies choirs at 11 a. m. cy and faith." Calvary Tremont Baptist Morning, 10:43 a. m. Training CL. 8-1514 ye are not of My sheep. My Church of God Established on a. m. Morning, 11:45 a. m nary a capella choir, with which Rev. W. 1. Payden, Calvary The Scribes and , Parisces Union, 5:30 p. m. Evening, 7:30 sheep hear My voice end they Truth, 412 N. 13th st. Sunday Evening, 8 p. m. Weekly ser Calvary Tremont Baptist, 1255 ILLIAMS & McNABB he travels during engagements. Tremont Baptist, delivers the said," This man was not p.m. Rev. Ulysses G. Campbell, •*? follow Me and 1 give unto thent school, 10 a. m. Morning, 11 vice, Wednesday 8 p.m. Bishop Leonard av., Sunday school, .9 MORTUARY. INC. anniversary sermon at 3 p. m. particular about keeping cere pastor.v He has received a scholarship Eternal Life, neither shall any a. m. Evening, 7:30 p. m. R. A. Adams, pastor. a.m. Morning, 11 a.m. BYPU, FUNERAL HOME from the seminary to further His senior choir will accompany monies. He ate with outcasts man pluck them out of My You have Datvfruff Weekly aervice, x'uesday and 5:30 p.m. Devotion, 7 p.m. Theie sre condition* demanding me 81S E. Long SL his-education. hint. and sinners. He spoke well of hand. My Father which gave New Salem Baptist Friday, 7:30 p. m. Elder W. J. ML Zion Baptist Weekly service, Wednesday, New Salem BapUst, 528 St. dicinal care. Perfumed pomades wont CL. 8-9521 Refreshments will be served the Gentiles, even the hated Sa them Me is greater than all and Miss Mar Davis will be in Thompson, pastor. 7:30 p.m. Rev. W. J. Payden, Clair av. Church school, 9:30 help—Glover's medicinal treatment in the social room when prcsen- maritan, and He, publicly, de no man is able to pluck them Mt. Zion BapUst, 1535 Dewey •ill. For Gk»«r*s, bxe a doctor's pre charge of the Aug. 24 services pastor. n. Morning 10:45 a.m. BTU, IRS D. A. WHITTAKER t a t i o n s are made to Rev. nounced all those accredited out of My Father's hand. 1 and av. Sunday school, 9 a. m scription, is a medicine compounded of and music will be furnished by Mt. Calvary Holy 5.30 p.m. with Deacon Dorsey AND SONS. INC. Gleaves by various organiza teachers who had spent years My Father are one." Morning, 11 a. m. Evening, 6:18 soothing oils, tar), sulphur and l»n- local.youth choirs. in charge. Midweek service and trol—designed to help check dandruff, FUNERAL HOME tions of the church. and years in the study of the Then the people took up stone* ML Calvary Holy, 1248 Mt p. m., WVKO-Radio broadcast. Olmstead Baptist 720 E Long St law. He had even said that the Weekly scrvice, Wednesday 8 Bible study every Wednesday. scalp-wale and excessive falfint hair. St. Mark Baptist Deacon Calloway is commit to stone Him. Jesus said to Vernon a v. Morning, 11:30 a. m Olmstead Baptist, 999 Olm CL. 8-9549 time would come when men Rev. F. C. Cleveland, pastor. — One try and you'll see »hy Glover's tee chairman. — GLADYCE E. them: "Many good works have Afternoon, 3 p. m., musical pro p. m. Rev. R. F. Hairston, Jr., stead st. Sunday school, 10 Mange Medicine it the medicinal nay St. MarK Baptist, 199) Kenton should no longer think that they MRS. J. SIMMONS. HOLMES. 1 showed you from My Father. gram and preaching. Evening, pastor. a. m. Morning, 11 a. m. Eve to treat scalp and hair prob BROOKS av. Rev. J. P. Burnett, pastor. must go up to Jersalcm to wor For which of those works do you 8 p. m. Weekly services, Tues ning, 7:30 p. m. Weekly service, lems. Monty back guaran UNERAL HOME INC ship in the Temple, but would Oakley Av. Baptist tee. At ail drug stores. 1108 E Lang St. stone Me?" day, Wednesday and Friday, 8 God's Gospel Church Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Rev. M Now Open Jordanaires Sing worship the Father wherever They said, "Because that p. m. Bishop L. R. Llgons. God's Gospel Church of Apos Oakley Av. Baptist, 398 S. Oak CL. 3-1411 they were in spirit and in truth.'* G. McGuirc, pastor. ' Community At New Testament Thou, being a man, makest Thy pastor. tolic Faith, 1204 St. Clair av. ley av. Sunday school, 9:13 Rev. R. L. Adams, pastor of self equal with Cod." Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. Morn m. Morning, 11 a. m. BTU. CROSBY FUNERAL SUCH THOUGHTS AS these SL Luke Temple New Testament Baptist, 764 Oak Then Jesus said to them: "It ing, 11:45 a.m. Evening, 7:30 p. m. Evening, 7:30 p. m Baptist Church were dangerous. They might de Holy Church Of God HOME St., will preach Sunday morning I do not the works of My Father, St. Luke Spiritual Temple, 382 768 Leona Ave. stroy the established religion so p.m. Wednesday and Friday Weekly service, Wednesday 7:30 "The House of Friendly on "It's Not for Sale." The Jor- believe Me not But if I do, Holy Church of God, 1404 Lexington av. Sunday school at Corner of Cleveland the Scribes and Pharisees Bishop J. W. Ward, pastor. p.m. Rev. Jacob J. Ashburn, Service" danaires render a program at though ye believe not Me, be Cranville at., corner of Graham 9:13 a. m. Afternoon, 3 p. m. thought. Some people today feel pastor. 1072 E. Long St. Sunday School 9:30 A M 7:30 p. m., to which the public lieve the works, that ye may st. Sunday school, 10 a.m. Morn Evening, 7:45 p. m. Weekly the same way as these people, New Progressive Glover's Mange Medicine CL. 2-1555 Morning Worship 10:45 A M is invited. Weekly prayer ser know and believe thai the Fa ing 12 noon. Afternoon, 3:30 p.m. scrvice. Thursday 7:45 p.m Evening Worship 7:43 P. M. concerning the truth of Bible New Progressive Baptist, 337 Bethlehem Baptist Glover Imperial Hair Tonle ther Is in Me and 1 in Him." Evening, 7:30 p.m. Weekly ser (seance). Rev. (Mrs) Laura Prayer Meeting Wednesday vice is Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. facts. N. 18th st. Sunday school, 9:30 G'o-ver Beauty Soap Shampoo The AbO'e I.Ut Includes vice, Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Rev. Kidd, pastor. Bethlehem Baptist, 781 St 7:30 P. M. Sabbath school is at 9:30 a. m In the third year of Jesus' a. m. Morning, 10:45 a. m. Members Ot The Columbus Rev. Fredrick* Butler. St. Paul Guiding Light M. F. Ram ply, pastor. Clair av. Sunday school, 9:30 Funeral Ass'n —GLADYCE E. HOLMES. work He went up to Jerusalem Evening, 7:30 p. m. Midweek Pastor St. Paul Guiding Light Spirit a.m. Morning, 11 a.m. After GLOVER'S to the feast of the dedication. As scrvice, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Pilgrim Baptist He walked in the Temple in So ual, 87 N. Monroe av. Sunday Apostolic Powerhouse noon, 3 pjxu Evening, 7 p.m. SINCE 1876 school, 9:30 a. m. Morning, Dr. James P. Fincher, pastor. Pilgrim Baptist, 594 Ann st Weekly services. Wednesday lomon's porch. He saw there Apostolic Powerhouse Church —MADALYN BROWN. Sunday school, » a.m. Morning, how many people hearkened 11a.m. Evening, 8 p.m. Week and Friday, 7 p.m. Rcv. Beas- Services In Columbus Churches of God, 1167 Medill st Sunday 11 a.m. Evening, 7:30 p.m. not to His teachings but followed ly service. Tuesday 8 p.m. ley Patrick, pastor. school, 10:30 a. m. Morning, Free Holiness Weekly service, Wednesday 7:30 those other prophets who offered (seance). Rev. (Mrs.) Myrtle Caldncll Temple AME Zion 11:30 a. m. Evening, 8 p. m Free Holiness Church of Apos It Pays to them an easier way and no less Cage, pastor. p.m. Rev. M. J. Mitchell, pastor Weekly services, Tuesday' ond Worship and fellowship with purpose at Caldwell Temple AME fraught with self-discipline, that tolic Faith. 1043 St. Clair av Zion, 824 E. Long st. J. Dallas Jenkins, minister. Church See Your Doctor they might enter the Kingdom Universal Hagars Thursday, 8 p. m. Elder R. B Morning, 11:30 a. m, Afternoon, Mt. Zion Church Monroe, pastor; Bishop J. F. 3:30 p. m., platform services. school, 9:30 a. m Morning worship, 11 a. in Christian Endea of Heaven. Universal Hagars Spiritual. Younger, overseer. Evening. 7:30 p. A. Weekly Mt. Zion Church of God in vor, "6.30 p m. Evening worship, 8 p. m. Midweek Praise. it Then Jesus spoke a parable 1209 Leonard av. Sunday school, services, Tuesday and Friday, Christ, 1466 Atcheson st. Sunday Wednesday, 8 ,-> m. The Capita) City's Temple of Methodism. concerning Himself: "Verily, 9:30 a.m. Morning. 11 a m. 7:30 p. m. Eldress Ed™ Mae school, 9:30 a.m. Morning, 11 verily, I say unto you, He that Evening, 7:30 p. m. Weekly 12th AT. Baptist • • • Smith, pastor. a.m. YTWW, 6:30 p.m. Evening, Mt. Olivet Baptist enterelh not by the door into the service. Friday 7:30 p. m. Rev. Twelfth Av. Baptist, 1561 Dell 8 p.m. Weekly services, Tues the sheepfold., out climbeth up J. L. Jones, pastor. av. Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Pentecostal Church day and Friday, 8 p.m. Rev Visit nest Sunday at Mt. Olivet Baptist, 4J8 E. Main st. "No some other way, the same is a Morning, 11 a. m. Evening, 7:30 Pentecostal Church of the Liv Richard H. Holmes, pastor. Creed But Christ." H Beecher Hicks, minister. The Church a! thief and a robber. But he that Union Grove Baptist p. m. Weekly service, Wednes ing God, 444 Mt Vernon av. Study. 9am The Church at Worship, 10:45 a. m. Baptist enterelh in by the door is the Union Grove Baptist. 264 N. day, 7:30 p. m. Rev. Earl Saun Training Union, 6 p m. The Church al Worship, 7:30 p. m. Home remedies can be shepherd of the sheep. To him Sunday school, 10:30 a. m. Beulah Baptist dangerous. At the first Champion av. Sunday school, 9 ders, pastor. Morning, 12 noon. Evening, 8 • • • the porter openth. He callcth His a. m. Morning, 10:45 a. m. Beulah Baptist, 840 E. Starr sign ef trouble, see your p. m. Broadcast, WCOL-Radio. doctor; then see us to own sheep and leadeth t hem BXU, 6 p. m. Evening, 7:30 av. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. Second Baptist Queen Esther Sewing 9:30 p. m. Weekly services, have his prescription ac out to the pastures. And the p. m. Weekly service, Thurs Morning, 11 a.m. Evening, 8 curately compounded. sheep follow Him for they know Circle of Tuesday and Friday, 8 p. m. You're always welcome'at 2nd Baptist, 188 N. 17tn at. C. F day 7:30 p. m. Rev. Phala D. p.m. Weekly scrvice, Wednes His voice, but a stranger will Antioch Baptist Church Eldress D. M. Younger, pastor. Jenkins, minister. Church school, 9:13 a. ra. Morning worship. Hale, pastor. day 8 p.m. Rev. R. B. Angel, they not follow, for they know Eldress M. Jones, pastor. 10:45 a m. Evening worship, 7:45 p m. pastor. ' • v • JAMES not the volte of strangers." RUMMAGE m '. . St. Theresa True Faith Shiloh Baptiit SALE Faith Mission PHARMACY BUT THE PEOPLF. under St. Theresa True Faith. 487 E. Faith Mission United Holy Bethel Baptist 340 8. Fourth SL Columbus Come to Shiloh Baptist, Hamilton at Mt. Vernon avs. James W 1S37 Mt. Vernon Ave. stood not this parable. So Jesus Long st Sunday school. 9:39 Church of America, Inc., 283 N. Bethel Baptist 245 N. Monroe a.m. Morning, 11 a.m. Even MON.. AUG. IS Parrish, minister. Radio broadcast (WBNS), 8:13 %. m -*t Taylor said to them again, "Verily, ver 12 Noon to 5 F. ML 17th st. Sunday school, 9:30 av. Sunday school, 9:30 a. m ily, I say unto you: I am the ing. 8 p.m. Weekly services, Church school (children may be left with competent mother* For Deliver.tr Call TUES., AUG. 19 a. m. Morning, 11 a. m. Eve Morning, 11 a. m. BYPU, 8 Door of the Sheep. I have cpme Wednesday and Friday, 9 p.m. 9 A- M. to 5 P. M. during worship)-A*. m. Church at worship, 11 a. m. Contin- CL. 2-6605 CL. 2-0234 ning, 7:80 p. m. Weekly eer- SUMMER STORE HOURS that men might have life and Every second Sunday the Wny- "Your Patronage Will Be p.m. Prayer meeting., Wednes tied Church schtjoj^for small children, 11 e. m. BapUst Training vice*, Tuesday and Thursday, that they might have, it mora, erly Travelers will" render * pro- Appreciated" day 8 p. m. Key. J. C. Davis , _ Sun. 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Minnie Hughes. Prea. 7:30 p. m. Rev, (Mrs.) Byrdle _hW 6 a. m. Evening.vor*|h)pt7;tt p.'m, HH«kMf*r #l ' '- '*'.'' .-': I '•-.-' "-.'-••' • i • • • - • - . . PAGE 19 PAGE 18 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1053 SATURDAY, AUGUST l(i. 19S8 THE OHIO SENTINEL Bethel AME """I Rev. Amos Is Sunday Bethel AME. Sunday school, William O'Bannon Reelected President Hosack Bapt. Speaker 9:30 a.m. Morning, 11 a.m. Mid At a recent session of the non was reelected president. Meditation week scrvice, Wednesday 7:30 School of Religion of Ohio Bap Named to the Student Council Shut-in members of Mt. Car p.m. T. N. Page, pastor.— tist Gen'l Ass'n William O'Ban- were Marie Jones, James Top- mel Baptist include Mother SUSIE H. STEWART. scott, Delores Diggs, Jean TAKE MY YOKE UPON you Tubbs and R. Shephard. Flower Seance Brooks, Springfield; Claude and learn of Me . . . For My Sunday morning guest speak uTJmusements Thompson, Florence Scott, Mo- yoke Is easy and My burden is Galilee Baptist tilie J EDITED BY EDDIE JAY COLSTON A flower seance will be con er was Rev. Amos, whose topic To List Your Attraction or Service Telephone CLcarbrook 3-7416 ducted by Bishop Felton at St. sell Ward. light" (Matthew 11:29, 30.) was "God Is Able." Rev. Tubbs Galilee Baptist, 349 E. Mound COLSTON'S f»J Luke Temple, 382 Lexington Rev. Wiliam C. Upshaw, Ak was visiting minister. st. Sunday school, 9.30 a. m. NIGHTBEAT av., Sunday at 3 p. m. ron, is dean. Rev. James T. Cra Now we have come to the fi Sunday, Aug. 17, Rev. H. W. Morning, 11 a. m. BTU, 6 p. m. 'Severest Beatings' For Poitier, Curtis ble, Lima, director and Rev. H. nal talk in this series of medi Patterson, pastor, will preach at Evening, 7 p. m. Prayer meet* Grand Theatre ing and Bible study Wednesday Sidney Poitier and Tony Curtis Southern chain gang, Sidney and FOR THE BEST DEAL O. Mason executive secretary tations on our Lord's word as St. Mark Baptist No. 2 and jun REAL SWINGIN* AFFAIRS are happening all around town Tony were forced to fight, wade, they are given to us by Mat ior choirs will sing. Rev. Bur at 7:30 p. m. — ELLA ROBIN took the severest beatings of this weekend and if a guy is fortunate enough to have a few sous swim, and climb through Philadelphia C. of C. thew ln his writing. Next week nett is pastor. SON. Books Postwar their respective careers (30 mo in his slides or jingles in his Jeans he can make the scene and swamp3, marshes, and other in JEWELRY call Philadelphia Church of Christ, we shall observe something Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Allen vies for Tony, 10 for Sidney) Macedonia Baptist have himself a ball. Friday night (Aug. 15) at the Copa Club the rugged terrain while chained to ABDULLAH 490 S. Grant av. Sunday school, else. have returned from Chicago, while co-starring in "The Defi Macedonia Baptist, 400 W. musically terrific Symbols will hold the spotlight on one of their Prisoner Film WIMBLEY 11 a.m. Morning, 12 noon. Even whera they vacationed. gether. But after the ordeal was "My yoke is easy snd My Goodale st. Sunday school, 9:30 rare B'vilie appearances. As a great added spark to the Copa'a "The Camp on Blood Island," ant Ones" for Producer Stanley ing. 7:43 p.m. Eldress Nettie burden ia light." Our Lord was All but a few members of No. over, bom suggested that Kram Special Holliday, pastor. 2 choir are on vacation in the a. m. Morning, 11 a. m. Eve dance 'n' show frolic will be the Four Marquees, who because ot a opening at the RKO Grand Kramer. er, a perfectionist, secure other Representa always speaking words of com ning, 7:30 p. m. Weekly ser theatre Wednesday, Aug. 20, is south. Mrs. Addle Williams, potential hit recording are cooking on the front burner for Chica properties for them. tive fort to those who believed in vice, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. the vividly told story of the fight In a five-day flight from a Ushcr Board go's Chess Record Co. Festivities romp at 10 p. m. . , . The Soul's Refugee Him To HU children, Jesusj chairman, planed Rev. B. L. Brantley, pastor. for survival of military priso I to Atlanta for her vacation. CA. 1-4489 Soul's Refugee, 290 Burt st. says one thing at a time. He "5-0-Deuce" has returned its favorite saxman, Norris Turney, and ners in Malaya following War Sunday school, 10:30 a.m. Morn has many things to say unto us Boosters club is giving a box his jazz quartet for a one weekcr before jazzdom's great trombon U. WEISS JEWELERS supper Friday night. Mrs. Vir ing, 11:30 a.m. Evening. 8 p.m which we cannot bear now, La "Miss Bronze Ohio" ist, Jay J. Johnson, and his combo open Monday, Aug. 18. Marty Starring Carl Mohner, Andre STATE RECORD SHOP Weekly services, Tuesday and ginia Rose is president.—MAR ter He said: "If any man will Mellman, impresario at the 502, has a list of fall attractions on tap Morrell and Edward Under- Friday 8 p.m. Eldress Marie come after Me, let him take up TY TUFF. Beauty Pageant—Aug. 17 that will make N. York's famed Birdland take wings and fly back down, "The Camp on Fire Is LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN Lee, pastor. his cross and follow Me." land" centers around the sadism Diamonds, Watches, Jerusalem Baptist wards. It's the kind of solid entertainment that Bronzcville hns Jewelry, Gifts This saying could mean, of a half mad commondant who ALL ALL Jerusalem Baptist, 1599 Wind been waiting for. Absolutely Guaranteed Liberty Hill Baptist "take My yoke upon you," pr wields the power of life and Liberty Hill Baptist. 700 E sor av. Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Great in '58 death over the war prisoners in $3.98 ALBUMS $4.98 ALBUMS Cash Savings "lake up the cross." Morning, 11 a. m. Evening, 175 S, High St. 2nd Floor 2nd a v. Sunday school, 9:30 THK MERRY MAKERS his camp. a.m. Morning 11 a.m. Weekly But look again at that yoke 7:30 p. m. Weekly service Wed Club, Inc., that group of fel $050 $050 Room £08 Columbus, Ohio passing over the shoulders of nesday 7:30 p. m. Rev. Fred E Ca. 1-4469 service, Wednesday 7:30 p.m OHIO STATE FAIR lers wbo keep Columbus Rev. R. B. McCrary, pastor. the two animals. It forms a Johnson, Jr., pastor. * EACH 9 EACH cross with the shaft. As we groove happy with their dance 'Come Out Fighting': AUGUST 22-29 promotions, vow that they will look, "the cross shines forth in United Holiness OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY 1TOBP.M. mystic glow." The yoke is the make Aug. 31 as brilliant as Kramer: 'Defiant Ones' United Holiness, R. 477 N. 18th WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF ALL JAZZ cross. Now we begin to under 4th of July fireworks when st. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. they present jumpln' Joe Wea The first day on the set of J-ONG PLAY ALBUMS ON ALL LABELS —• stand the meaning of our own "Tho Defiant Ones," Producer RHYTHM & BLUES — SPIRITUAL RECORDS toils and sufferings. They are Morning 11 a.m. Evening, 8 p.m. ver and his orchestra at Valley Weekly services, Tuesday and Dale for a one nlghter that Stanley Kramer told his co-stars, A. LONG PLAYS not meaningless drudgery and Sidney Poitier and Tony Curtis, pain; instead, they are trans Thursday 8 p.m. Saturday, heal will long be remembered . . . to "shake hands and come out figured with a glory shining ing. Elder A. C. Carter, pastor. r DIAN Dapper Dave Humphreys, the ALL DIAMOND NEEDLES $5.95 J_££ Inimitable host, debuted as fighting." In a short time they ARTISTS forth from the faithful cross, T- „MA*Tlr COUNT BASIE along with the blood, paid the Rehoboth Temple manager of the Bellman A were—fighting each other in a MILES DAVIS s> rolling, downhill battle. SONNY ROLLINS DUKE ELLINGTON price for our redemption. Rehoboth Temple Church of Walter's club last Saturday ELLA FITZGERALD ERROL GARNER Christ, 1120 E. Long st Sunday 3 and the 17th 'n' Long bistro The irony of JS) ta. "The Defi DAKOTA STATON JIMMY SMITH Make this prayer a personal school, 10 a. m. Morning, 11:30 was filled with patrons who ant Ones," Sidney and Tony ploy SARAH VAUGHAN LOUIS ARMSTRONG one into your life: DINAH WASinNGTON NAT KING COLE a.m. Evening, 7:15 p.m., WVKO- follow the popular mixologist roles of two fugitives from a sou JOHN COLTRAIN JAMES MOODY O Spirit of God, bring this Radio broadcast. Weekly ser wherever he goes. Dave has a thern chain gang who are chain MILT JACKSON BILL DOGGETT vices, Tuesday and Friday, 8 lot ot wonderful plans to keep wandering, wavering will of ed together in flight. They are AND ALL OTHER STARS p.m. Elder H. J. Spencer, pas the night clique happy . . . mine to the bondage of Thy fighting because Sidney, a Ne STATE RECORD SHOP freedom, to the narrowness of tor. 30.* Song stylist Nancy Wilson Thy universality, to the yoke slated to open at Detroit's gro, hates white people and Tony 41 E. State SL CA. 4-4900 that is easy, and to the burden New Hope Baptist fabulous Flame next week . . . NANCY WILSON hates Negroes. NEXT DOOR TO LOEW'S OHIO THEATRE that is light. I bend my neck- New Hope Baptist, 917 23rd Yakkln' about Detroit reminds us that cute Sharon Lee Crump not easily, but I bend it—to the av., near 5th av. Sunday school, enjoyed her first flight via TWA to visit her dad before return yoke of Thy complete will. 9:30 a.m. Morning, 11 a.m. ing for her school chores . . . Barbara Richards, candidate for Through the saving grace of our Afternoon, 3 p.m. Evening, 7:30 ( \i "Miss Bronse Ohio," Is getting her first taste of show business Lord Jesus Christ. Amen. — p.m. Rev. P. H. Coleman, pas by handling secretarial duties at Band Box Agency. "It's excit REV. L. SIMPSON. tor. ing," said Barbara. "Only when you're making money," I add GEORGE ed . . . Nobody bad to twist deejay Eddie Saunders' arm to get I GOB EL. him to be the male commentator on the contest panel this Sun day. Eddie looked at me and winked, "Ya see, Jay, It takes a «&• beauty to judge a beauty." And, might I add, Mr. Saunders, If OPEN MARCO they take your picture with the '58 queen I'll caption It "Beauty and the Beast." UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT • • • RECORDS TED LIONEL HAMPTON DREW A STANDUP OVATION and plaudits of every person in attendance at the recent Aquamarine "THE HOUSE OF .SOUND" Cabana club dance here. He really tingled heartstrings of the nearly all-Jewish turnout when he played "Eli Eli," rally song of JOIN BIG WALNUT JOIN URGE 5EUCTI0K OF . the state of Israel . . . Lady barrister Esther Toler and Wilbur Locke have applied for that document that will make them one. NOW! TODAY! . . . According to inside dope, the Patterson-Harris championship fight that will be viewed on the usual closed circuit deal at RKO COUNTRY CLUB MODERN & PROGRESSIVE JAZZ Palace needs a shot Ln the arm. We hope Columbus fight fans AFTER rally and start purchasing tickets because these are the type of GAHANNA, OHIO UNion 8-8519 5:30 P. M. $3.98 Albums - $2.49 $4.98 Albums - $3.09 things wc cry for—when we don't have them. Let's not goof like we did on the Paul Winston Music Theatre deal . . . Free parking •ask*. facilities adjacent to Valley Dale ballroom, Sunday site for '38 Now Open To All Its Members — New Memberships Also Available "Miss Bronze" pageant. Largest parking space of its kind in cen DIAMOND NEEDLES $5.95 tral Ohio. Winner and runnerup in the beauty parade will guest star on several Columbus radio and video shows. NEWLY DECORATED/ 45 RPM Records . Picnic Grounds Available MOLLY Bfl SALE Juke Box Hits 4JFor 1 4H*L Ebony Features New Song Star To All Organizations .PIO CHICAGO. — Valerie Carr, Valerie, featured in a picture i o ' • • • STEREO TAPE — 20% DISCOUNT FOOTBALL OAMI 22 year old N. Yorker who was story in the August issue ot Ebo STEREO RECORDS — LARGE SELECTION THI LINNON SISTIRS • THI ny, got her big break during her Open Tuesday thru Sunday studying Bach and Beethoven at VAGABONDS.BRIN O'BRIIN first year at the conservatory. From 6«30 P. M. ItN AllXANOH * JOHNNY Boston Conservatory of Music A friend took her to audition for 213 5. FRONT ST. a. 1-0755 CASH • IKY KINO • OABBY two years ago, has two records a nightclub owner who was so CLOSED ON MONDAY Half Block South Of Lazarus Annex HAYH • IMR.IY BUtNfTTI going strong for her on the best intrigued by her style he em J teller lisL ployed her on ths spot, U • '*'?• "•"**;'!'".'.T"V."*iT'rTlTt'ff?iy MI HIT in •i—n n IIKII ••• ~i—i—hfc^iwi x—< & r^ 8ATURDAY, AUGUST 16,1958 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 21 PAGE 20 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. AUGUST 16, H58 ADMINISTRATOR'S FURNISHED APTS. - 31S. MONROE AVE. WANT ADS r SALE OF REAL ESTATE (BetWean E. Broad and Oak Sts.) Dining Out... In Columbus ARE EASY TO PUCE Large combination living-bedroom, kitchen, bath. Utilities ill Detroit Ave. Columbus, Ohio Probate Court, Franklin Coun furnished. Laundry facilities, private entrance, off-street ty, Ohio. No. 176481 — Wilma parking, near transportation and shopping. Ideal for busi Williams, Administratrix Estate PYTHIAN CRUX JUST DIA1 ness people, working couples, working man or woman. of Nannie Sloan AKA Nancy Ann Slonn, Plaintiff vs. Henry B. TRADE WINDS "Biggest Little Grill (Office Side Entrance In Basement) Williams, et. al., Defendants. Ann's Kitchen In Columbus" BIRTH OF BOP (14) CL 3-7416 PRICES ARE LOW HERE Call CL. 2-7333 Eves CA.. 8-3307 Pursuant to an order of sale (In The Paradise Cafe) By JOHN S. WALKER A Courteous Want Ad Taker Will from said Court to me directed, BAR & GRILL WO .Mt. Teraoa Are. Help You Word Your Ad. I will offer .for sale at publio 17$ Mt. Vemon Ave. THE YEAR 1956 SAW Dizzy Gillespie form another big Want Ad Bcaders, Per Line M auction the premises ln Frank- lin County, Ohio, on Saturday, Air-Conditioned Comfort band. Although not as great permnn as his efforts in the '40s this ' (Count Five (5) Words Per Line) Home Cooked Food BURKES PLACE MINIMUM CHARGE .78 Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale the (Nothing More Than Cood Good, Beer & Liquor crew still played a commendable role in the position of jazz, espe Display Want Ads, Per Inch 11.40 1057 NORTH 4th ST. 6TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 65 cents) Columbus, O. cially overseas. Whenever I dug this new band of Diz I would al DEADLINES 500 N. nigh St. ways hold my breath in vain hoping to hear a James Moody solo or Readers: Wednesday Noon. A. V., 1958 the following real WeU Known Dreamy Ceo* WHISKEY Display; Tuesday. 5 P. M. estate to be sold at 10:00 o'clock "Everybody Welcome" a Tadd Dameron chorus, but of course it never came. F. J.rAULKNER REALTY CO. A.M. on the first floor of tha Ann Shelton, Prop. Walt Phillips Singles — Doubles BEER. IVINE. FOOD Alas man, the good old days. In February Connie Kay replaced Courthouse: drummer Kenny Clarke In the Modern Jazz Quartet when Kenny Card Of Thanks Apts,, Rooms For Rent SAIES. RENTALS. APPRAISALS. MANAGEMENT Situated ln tho County of sold out and went to Paris to write arrangements for Andre' Hodicr Franklin, State of Ohio, and HELEN'S RESTAURANT GERTRUDE'S KITCHEN and a French "jazz" symphonette. SHARP—We wish to thank our EAST. 3-room apartment ln City of Columbus and described 169 Cleveland Ave. CA. 4-0447 mnny friends, relatives and choice neighborhood. Private 1831 OAK ST. Need 4 boViooms? You will love as follows: Home Cooked Food Heavens, J. J. Johnson and neighbors for their kindnesses Home Cooked Meals A Specialty DalJj 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. Kai Winding split each other. entrance. Couple and one this spacious home- Gas fired steam heat with a Saturday S A. M. to 11 P. M. shown to us during the illness child preferred. Immediate host of other fine features. Will FHA with only Being a strip of land 30 feet Complete Dinners Served Daily 583 E. Livingston Ave. With J. J. back in the tangents and passing of our brother and possession. CL. 8-2088. east and west and 92 feet north of bop he formed a quintet fea- uncle, FLOYD SHARP. Special $3500 down. Call CL. 3-2915, nights CL. 8-0391. and south off of a portion of CARRY OUT SERVICE Gertrude Moon, Prop. Lota No. Seven (7) and Six (6) Helen Jones, Prop. turing a swinging young Belgian thanks to Pastor C. D. Brooks; ROOM-BOARD for mlddleaged funeral director, George W. man or lady. CL. 2-2860, 1462-4 OAK ST. 12-large room frame double. Gas of E. Soren's Subdivision, Plat tenor player, Bobby Jasper. conversion furnaces, 2-car garage. Price $13,500. Book 1. page 286, Recorder's Of • • • Brooks, and Atty. William H. fice, Franklin County, Ohio, TWINER'S Brooks, for their kindnesses and Monthly income $170. A good home close to every bounded as follows: wonderful service. Also, we Help Wanted RESTAURANT CANNONBALL ADDERLY'9 thing. Call CL. 3-2915, nights CL. 8-0391. quintet featuring his brother Nat wish to thank Ephcsus SDA 458 E. RICH ST. S-apartment brick. $13,000- Down Beginning at a point on tha DOWNBEAT CLUB church, Mrs. Valarie Davis for MOTHERS! Take care of chil north line of said Lot No, Seven <33H L. Long SL on coronet, yeah coronet, was dren's school expenses by payment $5000. Has 5-room apartment for owner, Legal Beverages and Barbecue her solo, Officers Millard C. (7), 30 feet west of the northeast S% Beer - Wine - Whiskey causing quite a stir along the Brown and Roland Jackson, to earning money ln your own 2 apartments furnished, $156 monthly income. Call comer of said Lot No. Seven Open Daily 12 Noon till 1 A. M. For Members HOME COOKED FOODS east. The funk movement, al neighborhood the Avon vmy. (7): thence southerly on a line m CA t-tttl 997 those who sent flowers, tele William Clark, AX. 1-7244. 524 N. Garfield Ave. Columbus, Ohio ways the main integral pert of grams ond cards, to those who Call CA. 1-3379. parallel with the east line of "JT" Tucker, Mgr. donated their cars and services, said lota 7 and 6, 92 feet; thence bop, began to be exploited more 423 S. CHAMPION AVE. 6 light comfortable west on a line parallel with intensely by jazzmen. Particu and especially the pallbearers. Misc. For Sale rooms, new gas forced air furnace, close to schools Booth Street, 30 feet; thence larly groups like Miles', the Jazs Bertha M. Sharp and everything old. Needs paint but will take a lot northerly on a line parallel with Air-Conditioned ROYAL GRILL KITCHEN Summit Street. 92 feet to the 21 SHRIMP Messengers and James Moody's Leona Kelly SIMMONS hide-a-way bed of living In. Only $8500. Do^n payment $1000 or WE'VE A f-INF. REPUTATION Oliver A Carl Sharp (sleeps 2), Westinghouse Elec. north line of said Lot No. Seven IN A BASKET FOR FINE FOOD ft SERVICE septet. Range, 2 living room tables. what have you. Call CL. 3-2915, nights CL. 8-0391. (7); thence east on the north Hubert A Mary Sharp line of said Lot No. Seven (7), LIQUOR "POPS" ALLISON, Prop. D1ZZT GILLESPIE With musicians like Sonny Rol Reasonable. BE. 1-7684 for 1513 DELBERT AVE. l-fl<*r plan, 2 bedrooms, 30 feet to the place of beginning. Beer • Wine lins, Horace Silver, Hank Moo- CAPITAL appointment to see. deep basement, coal furnace, a rapidly improving OR Fish • French Fries 7S2 E. Long SL CL. 2-0177 f% ley, John Coltrane, Kenny Burrell, Kenny Dorham, Kenny Drew DETECTIVE AGENCY '53 MERC. STA. WAO. 9-passcn neighborhood, 4 years old. $8900. Down payment Improved with a six-room and tat]I ] Cube 8teaks and especially the return ot altoman Ernie Henry, the blues was bath, furnace, full basement and 6 Divorce Details • Shadowing gcr, r&h, new tires. Top run $1500- Call CL. 3-2915, nights CL. 8-0391. known as 141 Detroit Ave., Co "III food, Beet Te Carryout being played mora and more, and I was a happy cat because so Patrol Cars nlng shape. $75 and take over lumbus. Ohio. Champlea * Mt. Vernon CL. 3-0100 BAT REDMAN. Prep. MICKEY'S GRILL many cats try to get around the blues when they play, but like 430 N. Monroe Ave. payments. CL. 8-8955. 2815 E. 11TH AVE. 5-room, 1-floor plan, William NlghtJ CL, S-8395 Appraised at $5,000.00. MI Michigan Ave., Ellington used to play long, long, ago, "It Don't Mean a Thing if SEWING MACHINE. Singer son gas fumace, nice yard. $8500. Down payment Cor. First Ave. $2000. CL. 3-2915, nights CL. 8-0391. Terms of Sale: To be .sold for it Ain't Got That Swing." portable with attachments. not less than two-thirds of ap Beer, Wine, Whiskey Excellent condition. AX. praised value; $500.00 at time of Horns Cooked Foods ERNIE HENRY'S RETURN TO BOP WAS anchored by Ho Legal Notices 4-2555. sale, balance on confirmation of HUDSON CARRY OUT WE SPECIALIZE IN ward McGhe* and Dexter Gordon's return also. Howard went to COLUMBUS 15, OHIO 712 E. LONG ST. sale. 198 Miller Ave. CL. 8-0056 Annie Wiley, whose last known LOVELY FURNITURE. Pink RED HOT CinLI the Apple and formed a quintet with Sahib Shibab (he can play) sofa, tables, lamps, chairs, WILMA WILLIAMS, Adminls- NOW FEATURING doubling on alto and baritone and the great Duke Jordon whose address is 500 E. Boundary St., Charlotte, N. C, will take notice high style. BE. 5-7277. CL. 3-2915 CL- 8-0391 tratrix of the Estate of Nonnio ti CHARLIE'S BAR style can be heard in bits of Horace Silver's piano. This group can that on July 16, 1958, John Wiley Sloan AKA Nancy Ann Sloan, ERMANDO'S PIZZA lop At Tbe Chl-Chl Sign be heard on Bethlehem LP-BCP42 playing "Tweedles," "Lover- filed his petition in the Common deceased. CARRY-OUT OR DELIVERY Beer—Wine—Liquor man," "Riffude" and "Transpicious." Pleas Court of Franklin County, Misc. Services WILLIAM H. BROOKS, Atty. • Beer • Wine • Champagne • Party Snacks Good Food Ohio, Division of Domestic Re • Groceries • Lunch Mests Dexter went back to LA and formed a five-piecer also. PIANO TUNING. SPECIAL — DaUy ft Sua. 7 A. M.-l A. M. ln June of 1956 Clifford Brown and Richie Powell were killed lations in Cause No. 92892, pray $5. 21 years experience. Nor Lucille ft Charlie Jordan, ing for a divorce from her on ris. AX. 1-1)81. Props. in a automobile accident crippling forever Max Roach's great quin the grounds of wilful absence 719 Harrison Avs. tet. I won't write a eulogy about Brownie, I'll just say I miss the for more than one year last CHEF BING'S eloquence of his horn. Powell's death was a great loss to bop also, past. Said cause will bo for Real Estate For Sale he was just coming Into his own. hearing on or after Aug. 30, VILLAGE TAVERN 1958.—Wm. A. Toler, Atty. 7-19, HOME & INCOME Kenny Dorham had his own group at that time a quintet caUed 26, 8-2, 9, 16, 23, 1958. 2 houses on Delbert. Live in one 1219 MT. VEBNON AVE. Watson Realty Co. BARBECUE the Prophets featuring a hard bop blowing tenorman J. R. Monte- and rent the other. 4 rooms in Columbus, O. rose, not to be confused by the west coast cat Jack Montrose. Gcrnldine Armstrong, whose new house. 6 rooms in older FORMERLY THE PITT Serving the People tn and last known address is 895 Eagle house. Extra lot. All for $13,000. Around Poindexter Village THROUGH 1%41 MORE NEW JAZZ FACES BLOSSOMED av., Apt. No. 4, Bronx 56, N. Y., Call Edna Moreland, CL. 2-4785 LILLEY AVE. 6-rm. frame, full E. RICH ST. 4-rm., one-floor, BEAUTIFUL ranch-style home, WEEKEND SPECIAL!! tlKElt. WINE GOOD FOOD on the scene like Lee Morgan, Art Edgehill, Cliff Jordon, John Gil- will take notice that on Aug 4, or CA. 4-4249. basement, gas furnace, im excellent condition, ideal for brcezeway, garage attached, WHOLE SLAB $2.00 Open! A M. • Close 1 P. M more and Wilbur Ware. Dig Wares bass solo on 'Cleo's Chant" 1958, George E. Armstrong filed R. G. DENMEAD A CO. maculate. $1600 down, $100 serviceman with small fam two pannelcd bedrooms, liv CHESTER B WHITE, Opr. his petition in the Common Realtors with Ernie Henry on Riverside LP 12-222. It's a gas. per month, ily. $6500. ing room, all tile kitchen, HALF FRIED CHICKEN .75 -In whole, 1957 was equal in substance as Uie preceding year al Pleas Court of Franklin County, Ohio, Division of Domestic Re OAK ST. All stone duplex, 5 E. LONG ST. between Winner bath, full basement, two Carryout Orders On Everything Open For Business though a few new names were udded t0 bop's register. The names lations ln Cause No. 93115, pray Samuel D. Hooker of Miles Davis. Horace Silver, Mux Roach. Kenny Dorham and ing for a divorce from her on rms., bath in each unit Se and Burt. 12-rm. single, fin acres of lovely lawn with Resl Estate parate utilities. Asking price Blng*8 Regal Club Breakfast Opens 6 A. M. Daily QUALITY FOOD BAR Sonny Rollins must be canonized. Max' first group since the death the grounds of gross neglect of 768 Mt. Vernon Ave. ished third with bath. 3 sepa 80'xlW lake stocked with 335-337 N. 20th St. CL. 2-0393 Specializing in Home of Clifford Brown featured Dorham and Rollins. duty. Said cause will be for CL. 3-4331 Col's CL. 3-3531 $13,900. rate entrances, completely bass, pike and crappies. This hearing on or ofter Sept. 20, OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY &'SUNDAY Cooked Food Certainly during 1957 Sonny Rollins must be recognized as the furnished. $14,700. is one of the most beautiful Beer A Wine To Carryout 1958.—William H. Brooks, Atty. SOUTH WAYNE AVE. FULTON ST. 12-rm. double, most fluent and Inspired of jazz reedmen. Johnny Griffin killed me 8-9. 16, 23, 30, 9-6, 13, 1958. newly painted. $12,900. Will LUCY DEPPE PK. 14 choice homes in Columbus $18,000. Open DaUy 11:50 to 1 A. M. too. Beautiful, well kept 10 room James V. Anthony, Prop. duplex. Fenced yard. Land FHA. $1600 down. lots. These are the last lots 661 MT, VERNON AVE. Lillian Hardy, whose last scaped. Lots of roses. Apart E. LONG ST, 4-chair barber at LEXINGTON LN 1957 JOHN JENKINS. AN ALTO PLAYER from Chicago known address is 10604 Kimber- ln this area to be offered for ments rent $75 each. Low FRANKLIN PK. South. A truly public sale. Call quick. shop doing capacity business. (12 Yrs. at Present Location) who sounds amazingly like Lou Donaldson, also invaded bop. ley Ave., Cleveland. Ohio, will FHA down payment. _ Rea Jackie MaClean and Phil. Woods also contributed greatly to tha take notice that on July 8, 1958, fine home, wirecut brick, Full basement furnished as a sonable monthly paymentu. spacious rooms, lots of closet ELWOOD AVE. 8-rm. double. jazz alto. Thelonius Monk. Sahib Shibab, Walter Bishop and Sha Ulysses Hardy filed his petition Call Ross Lottridgc, Ray $8500. clubroom. Owner must leave dow Wilson made the best comebacks along with John Coltrane. in the Common .Pleas Court of mond S. Berry Sales, Inc., space, beautifully landscap Franklin County, Ohio, Division ed, fish pond. You must see toyvn Priced low for quick Pianists cut from Horace Silver such as Mai Waldron, Ray Bry- AX. 1-5934. PARKWOOD AVE. near Green- Southern Tea of Domestic Relations in Cause this one. $16,800. sale. $4500 cash. ant, Sam Dockery, Wynton Kelley and Kenny Drew caught my ear No. 92791, praying for a divorce way. 6-rm. modern. $10,500. as did Barry Harris, Tommy Flanangan and Ahmad Jamal from her on the grounds of 1634 Granville St 4-bedroom brick, 3-car garage, Gigi Gryce and Benny Golson's writing intrigued me highly gross neglect of duly. Said Room cause will be for hearing on or A-l condition, gas furnace. Has WE WELCOME LISTINGS Of ALL TYPES - PLEASE (ALL FOR A DEDICATED SERVICE Gigi's compositions, such as "Nice's Tempo," "Cari" and "Hymn after Sept. 27, 1958. — Wm. A. finished third floor apartment. M.»l Yea* Prised* Her* of the Orient" are bop standards. C-kken Dinners Every Toler. Atty. 8-18, 23, 30, 9-6, 13. ROBERT EVANS, Realtor ROBERT G. Quuicy Jones* arrangements and John Lewis' to my mind are 20. 1958. AX. 9-9390 FLOYD E. Sunday Homa Fried Plat without parallel. However, on top of the contributions of cats like BROWN, WATSON, 618 E. LONG ST. Miles, Rollins and Horace during 1957 must go two masters, who Apis., Rooms For Rent 630 Gilbert St. Sales Mgr. WATSON REALTY CO. Broker Homa Cooked Plea on the scene since the birth of bop, continue to inspire and play to 3-bedroom, modern, garage, CL. 3 4316 Plata Lunches, the heights—Art Blakey and Sonny Stitt. ROOM AND BOARD for old age A-l condition. $9000. CL. 8-3308 1262 E. LONG ST. CL. 3-4316 | ROBERT EVANS, Realtor Sandwiches THE FINAL ARTICLE ON THE "Birth of Bop" will be con pensioner. Men only. CL. Open Daily 7 A. M. TiU 2.30 A. M. Closed Sunday 2-5878. j ' AX. 9-9390 ~___—MB—!_«•••••••— cluded next week. • i i i i I i i n i i >,.*;//* Y-. PAGR22 THE OfllO gggfTlKEL SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1156 SATURDAY, AUGUST 18,1058 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 28 FEATHERSTOME'S P«T. 159 N. 18TB ST. CL. HRI Cohimbus Barber Shoo Directory Colombo*. O. WALLPAPER SALE! Vegetables, Meats RIEDBft HARDWARE 5c - 7»c • 10c Per Roll Groceries HANNA PAINTS Glidden Spred Satin COL'S WALLPAPER Famous Republic THOMPSON BARBER SHOP Beer A Wine Ta Carry Oat Hardware —• Glass — Honse wares SI E. LONG »64 MT. VEBNON AVE., Near 18th St. Weekdays 8 A. M. • 10 P. M. Lighting Fixtures Sundays 9 A M. • 2 P. SL Hath way * Ferguson Steel Kitehens! 8EVKN CHUB SHOP Electrical Aad Plumbing Supplies Party Supplies — Domesue ROOFING Complete BsrSet Service A Imported Cbampsgaes Lawn And Garden Tools A FURNACE WORE Men Women and Jbildren a Hau Cutting and Styling WE DELIVER Fertiliser — —Seeds •73 Mt Vewame Ave. A Specialty Teal Rental — Keys Blade CL. 3-3414 Ladies Hat? Bobbing Scalp Treatment. Deluxe Facials GOODWIN'S FREE PARKNIG — DELIVERY Berbers IsstaK Hamtter Osmea Lynch. Benny Fisher. KRESKE Wade Suber, Andrew Harris. Leonard Thomas, O. Moore Fresh Fruits, vegetables 27 N. Nelson Rd. CL. 5 3620 Groceries it Meats. PLUMBING CO. JOHN rno.MPSON. Prey. 678 E. Long SL CL. S-OGJ* Colembus, Ohio New Ford Hotel No. 2 SAM'S 4C1 E. Mais SL • A. M to 11:30 P. M. SHINE PARLOR Repairing aad Remodeling SUGS 452** E. Long SL CA. 4-0421 BROGSDALE'S 1 Days A Week 833 N 30th SL, Celambos, O. RES: BE 1-1963 BARBER SnOP Transient and Permanent Prop., SAMUEL PENSON OFFICE: CA. 4-133t BARBER SHOP (75 E. LONG ST. ADDIE & JOSEPH Guests Welcome <33e) (IM) Complete Barber Service Ford Hotel No. 1 Still 621 E. LONG ST. Barbers: Sag Bolmaa, BURKS / Operated at 179 N. 6th SL STOP AT ROOFING . GUTTERS Facials and Scalp Treatments William E. Stewart. SHINE PARLOR Mrs. B. H. Ford. Proprietress JEFFS POOL ROOM CHIMNEY POINTING A Specialty Geerge Jones CA. 1-3588 1219 kit. VERNON AVE. Call tv J. Saber, Barber DKLUVfc Cigars, Candles and Ice Cold Ralph Cordcll JOHNSON'S DYKING A SHINING 9X1 8. Champion Ave. Well tarnished, clean with •HMHaaHaWsaWMB SATURDAY, AUGUST 1(1, 1958 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 27 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. AUGUST 18, 1&53 PASS YOUR COPY ol Tha Sentinel along to • Depot All-Stars Even Series, 4-t Maryland Park Little League All-Stars SPORTS GLEANINGS Gloves Only Thing Harris non-reader. By JOHN S. WALKFR i the game out of the fire in the Depot All-Stars, behind Char- top of the sixth when a walk and By HILL BELL • Sports Editor And Floyd Have In Common In- floss' four hi! pitching, even an error put runners on first and; The Golden Gloves played ao will be no home radio or TV DOCTOR ed the series with Don's Grill third. But Rosa bore down and' : Important role for both Floyd broadcasts. softball team. 4-1, at Maryland (fanned Lloyd Stevens to end (he TOP ATTRACTION ON THE NATIONAL SPORT CALENDAR Patterson and Roy Harria—but Patterson won the Eastern pk. Thursday. inning. this week Is tbe College All-Star game In Chicago pitting the All- It is about the only common de Golden Gloves 160 pound- cham X-2K's Approximately 450 watched ,i< In the bottom of the sixth the! Stars, coached by Otto Graham, against the champion Detroit nominator in tha careers of the pionship in 1051 when he was Ross completely battled Don* (Depotites scored two insurance' Lions. Tha All-Stars are underdogs, but Graham is hoping to two fighters. barley 18. Th* next year, ha was ADDITION i with lus curves and sliders. runs on three hits and Bn error., stage an upset. In an effort to prepare bis boys for the type of Harris will attempt to de national 174 pound champion, as In the bottom of the fifth with Ross allowed four hits, struck game tBc Lions will give them he has had a practice game with throne Patterson for the heavy well as Nat'l AAU champ and 219 113 997 the score tied at 1-1. Sam Cro- out six and walked only two to! the Chicago Bears which the Collegians lost 24-7. weight title Monday, Aug. 18, at winner ln the Olympicc 187 663 276 452 well, Ail-Star centerfielder, sin register his first victory. He The All-Stars have four of the nation's top sepia backs on their Los Angeles. pound division at Helsinki. gled. The next batler. Ed Drinks, was charged with the Joss in thej roster. . The fight will be seen in Co Harris fought ln 83 recorded SUBTRACTION i poled a long double Id deep righf opener in relief. Wa all know of Jim Pace of Michigan and Bob Mitchell of Illi lumbus, on closed circuit tele amatuer fights, winning 73, and 860 762 961 centec which Harold English • • • nois, but Leonard Lylse of the U. of Louisville and Jim Jones of vision at the RKO Palace. There was Texas Golden Gloves cham 620 169 105 pion four years in a row.. He misjudged, allowing Crowed to Washington are not well known to Ohioans. CROWELL'S THREE singles turned pro April 28, 1959, and score. and Walt Justice's homer led the • • • ADDITION: 882, 388, 449 has won 22 straight fights, nine SUBTRACTION: 844, 588, 758 DON'S THREATENED to pull Depot's 12 hit attack. PAUL BROWN SAID WHEN HE FIRST OPENED PRACTICE Bobo To Show via knockouts. at Hiram that he was looking for a breakaway back who could go Tickets are available at the all the way if ha was sprung into the clear. Leroy Bolden, ex- Palace box office. Doors open at GRAND OPENING Michigan State great, went 71 yards for a TD in the first scrim 7 p.m. the night of the fight. READ THE SENTINEL mage game last week to attempt to prove that he is the man TIRE SALE Brown needs. The Browns have so many great halfbacks in camp that Milt Campbell has been forced to fight it, out with Big Ed Modzelowskl for the No. 2 fullback spot behind Jim Brown. U. S. ROYAL • • • MEMBERS OF Maryland Committee. Front row from Smith, David Jarkson, Donald THE PHILADELPHIA EAGLES, WHO WITH THE Chicago Pk. All-Stars who participated left: Cecil Martin, Mike Pair, Bess, Kent Srhoolfleld, Regi DELUXE TIRES this season In Maryland's Lit Bears will introduce pro football to Columbus Aug. 2, have the Willie Robinson, Degere Mar- tle Jet Baseball Leagae under nald Ilicks. Back row: Julius largest contingent of race players in camp this year ln history. $ sponsorship of City Recreation tia, Randall Taylor. James S. Fuller, Sr., aad Faal Cook, Clarence Peaks of Mlcnigan State and Eddie Bell of U. of Penn 4 for 841L Dept. and Youth Activities R»nd, William Oliver. Second manager and coach.—Piercs sylvania are th* veterans. The six rookies fighting for jobs are BROOKS tackles Alvin Richardson from Grumbling and Proverb Jacobs Brand New Blaek Side wall Deluxe row: John Robinson, James Phote. 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