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PAGE 2 THE OHIQ SENTINEL SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1957 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGES THEY DISCOVERED AMERICA Knowland GOP Dinner Speaker Escaped Con Knifes Woman 1 WHITE: 'Why Don't They Let Us Alone?' SEN. William By JOHN B. _t»MBS BOS THREAT8, the said, were gtT den. e, tbe arresting eftteer Is storm sewer. F. Knowland, A love crazed Ohio Peniten­ made by letter and by phone. reported to be the husband ef She died • few days later. NEGRO: found Justice Works For All' Senate mi­ tiary trusty who attacked a 33 Finally he promised to kill j MeG-ee's sister. He was convicted of second nority loader, year old Columbus woman with (These two stories are re­ A GREAT PART OF \ha stu­ A BRASSY-VOICED harridan will address himself if she didn't go away McGhee, records ahow that he degree murder and sentenced a knife and fled from the city printed from the N. York Post. dent body was absent. I have no eavesdropping on th* conver­ 'more than with him. struck and fatally injured his to life hi Ohio penitentiary, last Saturday waa expected to mm Melba Patillo is a 15 year old way of knowing what they will sation bellowed: 2000 Repub­ wife, Ruth L. when she disre­ which he entered June 1, 1949. be back behind the prison walls By that time, she said, "I Negro girl. The name of the do or say when they return with "Aw, she's not talking for licans ex­ garded his order and went to a Warden Ralph W. Alvia said late this week. realized 1 bad made a terrible white student Is not given for their prejudices. All I can do the kids in the school." pected to mistake, and when he con- ?. club meeting. McGhee had been a trusty since obvious reasons. Each in her is hope for the best. attend $50 John E. McGta.e, 41, sen in. about 1954. • The girl glanced wearily—it tinned to repeat his frightful He reportedly followed her own way "discovered" her coun­ Th* few children who were was hard to believe that bloom­ a plate a life term f*r murdering his threats, "I decided to inform j try on Sept. 25, 1957, at Central wife, was captured to Roanoke, dawn the streeta knocked her He would have been eligible nice today helped my outlook on ing youth could produce such Republican the penitentiary ot his acts." down and her head struck • for parole in 1859. High school, Little Rock, Ark., Vs., where be fled after at­ life tremendously. Little things a world-weary glance—at the party fund V. 8. A.) tacking Ardella Cunningham Friday of last week, she went Cf,' do mean a lot. woman as if to say, "You're raising dinner when she refused te accompa­ to the penitentiary and advised _S • • • Last night as I prayed I hum­ what we're up against." Wednesday, Oct. 9. at ny Mm on aa escape flight an official ot McGhee's threat* By MELBA PATILLO bly thanked my God, for truly Then the girl rushed on In i JOHN E. MeGHEE Final Riles Held Youth Center and of his plot to escape. After LITTLE ROCK.—Where were yesterday has'shown me that tremulous voice. on Ohio fair­ Mrs. Cunningham, 475 Fair­ relating her story, the official As he stabbed her, h* de­ you about 9:15 yesterday morn­ In my America there Is liberty "I'm here because I just grounds, Co­ field av., suffered a stab wound told her to return th* next day manded to know why she had ing (Sept. 23) ? I was just dis­ and Jostles for alt want to go to school. in one lung and a laceration on For 101 Year Old lumbus, under and bring some of the threaten­ not visited or written him. covering a wonderful America, • • • "We've got the guts to stick the left arm. She was reported ing letters. "You think you are better an America with freedom and By A POST CORRESPONRENT it ont. We can't fight the law. auspices ot in good condition at Grant hos­ than me'. Mrs. Cunningham, Justice for all. LITTLE ROCK. — A girl of There was a colored girl ta my Ohio Republi­ pital but w_uld^ possibly have She bad planned to take the Mrs. Susie Smith co-owner of a lunch counter at I did not know what to do as about 16, a white girl, tears gym class today. We got along. can Finance to undergo surgery. letters, bet before she eeald Final rites were held Monday the Apex club, 740 E. Long st., I arose yesterday morning. I streaming down her cheeks, Sbe was—well, taken La by us. Committe*. de so, McGhee came to the in the chapel of Whittaker's fun­ quoted McGhee as saying. had prayed to the utmost of dashed off the Central High cam­ She was accepted. From her Grant hospital bed Plata hotel and told her be After stabbing her a couple eral home for Mrs. Susie Wright my abUity but I stUI had pus and grabbed a reporter by Monday, Mrs. Cunningham re­ bad "walked away" frem the Smith, formerly of 223 N. 21st "All you have to do is be po­ at times, she said he drepped doubts. Then suddenly It hit the elbow. lite. Don't the people know that? lated in sequences the strange central warehouse at the Dept. Columbus. set.of events climaxing on the tb« knife aad sbe retrieved it. me: I must go to Central High "I've got to tell my story," • • • of Mental H. gene and Correc­ She chased hlra down the Mrs. Smith was 101 years old again. . ' V second floor hallway ot the Pla- tion, where be was working she said. "You must bear my "IF THEY WOULD have left *a hotel. 738 E. Long st.; when hallway ef the hotel and then and died at Alum Crest hospi­ story." litters' Come as a trusty. tal of a heart ailment. My heart ached Monday after us alone, there might have been she was attacked by the man passed eut. And here is her story, for the a few bloody noses in the school. ... She was born in Newark, O., having been taken from Central she met on a visit to the peni­ A police ambulance took HS. I wondered just how does world to hear: But that's all. To Trail's End tentiary over a year ago, while "I TRIED TO persuade him her to Grant hospital, March 28, 1856# but most of her lfie in Circleville and Columbus this system of law that we have "I went to lunch In school "We could work out our own Two 25 year old Chicago wo­ acwrnipanying a friend who was to go back,'* Mrs. Cunningham • • • work. She is survived by a son. and there was a colored boy problems. No. No. NO! Don't men came to the end of the shop­ visiting an inmate. Tbe inmate asserted, "but he refused to do MeGHEE 18 A native of Roa­ sitting alone by himself. That's __ked his visitor to have Mrs. Frank Wright, 197 Lexington av. Previous to Monday I thought take my picture. You just lifting trail Friday when they so. saying, 'I can't go back be noke, and, by an odd coinci­ not right. A white girl and a make it Worse' for me. Just were sentenced to one to seven Cunningham write McGhee be­ cause they have missed me by Burial was in Green Lawn that a few people could not de­ dence, he was captured there boy finally asked him to eat listen to how some of us feel. years in Marysville reformatory cause he had*no visitors nor did now.* " cemetery. SONNIE HARTFORD, JR., cide against something, against by an officer who recognized 36 year old Los Angeles house- an issue, and thus make a law with them. That IS right. We don't have a mob to speak in Franklin county criminal anyone write him. him and who knew he was sup­ _#. He pulled a small knife from boy, is a suspect in murder of ineffective. But to my astonish­ "But they don't want to let tor us. court. • • • posed to be in the Ohio pen. MAYFIELD FRANCIS his pocket and kept flashing it Rhea (Ginger) Mitchell, one­ ment it had happened. Not you think for yourself. It's Uie "Just make the parents leave By • still stranger rolnil Mary Logan and Jean Brown MrGHEE, DOING life for kill- "around nervously", she recall­ YMCA School time silent screen actress calmly or quietly, but with all parents who cause all this trou­ us alone . • . alone . . . alone. both pleaded guilty to grand lar­ ! ing his wife in Youngstown Jan. ed. found strangled in her apart­ the thunder of a falling moun­ ble. It's a problem. We don't That's all we want Please!" e. 1949 was working in the ment with belt of silk dressing tain. know lf we like Integration. With that, still crying this ceny before Judge Robert Leach Election Drive Courses Open > in the May 18 theft of $343.80 in visiting room and she was in­ "Then he took * small vial Bishop Clair, Jr., gown. But that great thunder came Let us try it. Make the parents pert, black-haired miss turned troduced to him, Mrs. Cunning- from his pocket which contained to an end this morning, for I, go home. and dashed back into Central clothing and jewelry from a Issues Are Aim I bam said. something that appeared to be Week Of Oct. 14 Melba Patillo, a Negro, had "We—we—we. . . HS. She dashed through a line High st. store. lye. He kept motioning the bot­ the pride, pleasure and honor of hclmeted paratroopers so she Feeling sorry for him, she tle as if he intended to throw Heads Workshop Fall term of Spring St. YMCA • • • The couple, both with re­ Ot Dems Meeting Informal school begins the week ot seeing this great America Her sobs became uncontroll­ couldL attend her next class. portedly long records of arrests said she agreed to write him its contents in my face." Bishop M. W. Clair, Jr., of Plunge Mishap of Oct. 14. Four courses are of­ with ber democracy in action. able. Finally, she took hold of for shoplifting, were dubbed Uie Issues in the city election cam­ and visit him on occasion. St. Louis, head of the St Louis By that time, the housekeeper fered. Just seeing the paratroopers herself and started again. COMIC STRIP CREATOR "girdle girls" because they used paign will be discussed by May­ area Methodist church, will con­ Later, she told tbe writer, heard the commotion and plead­ They are: and being escorted Into Cen­ "I was warned that I would Creator of th* first colored girdles fashioned as bloomers or Sensenbrenner at a public duct a workshop, "The Local Victim's Riles McGbeee professed to be in ed with McGheee to return to "Effective Sunday School tral IIS gave me a feeling get it if I said anything good comic strip, "The Yellow Kid" which they wore underneath meeting Wednesday evening, Church Emphasis", at Cente­ lore with her and begged ber the pen. She even gave him Teaching", taught by Russ.l which I never* experienced be­ about the Negroes. A girl in was Richard F. Outcalt, native their clothing to conceal stolen Oct. 9, in the Seneca hotel, 301 1 nary Methodist, Columbus, Tues to "ge someplace with me 82 for cab fare, but instead of Pace. This course will include fore. I shall never experience my class—she threatened me. of Lancaster, O. E. B.63H st. _. • .. _, day, Oct. 9. In Washington articles, police said. where we'll never be found." heeding her advice, he turned such topics as methods of teach­ it again. * "It's terrible. If she doesn't Also on tho program, spon- - on her with the knife and threat The workshop was ordered by ing, materials and their selec­ The body of Everett Master- • • • like Negroes, let her leave GOODING IS LARGEST sored by Democratic Volunteers When sbe refused about a son, 25, 3*7 N. Monroe av., Col­ OBG MEETS TUESDAY ened to kill her and then take the 1956 general conference, ac­ tion, objectives.of Christian edu­ IT WAS NOT THE thought them alone. If I like them, let The Gooding Amusement Co. of Franklin County, will be a month ag«. be "started threat umbus, a window washer who hi* own life. - cording to Rev. Clarence T. R- cation, and the basic needs and that -I would now be.safer than me be with them. of Columbus* is tne world's larg­ OBG Men's Charity Club, .panel consisting of Harry May- eniag to kill me and ah my was fatally injured when be Inc., will meet Tuesday, Oct. 8," field, .president ^ot^Franklin i friends/' ~" Nelson, supervisor of the Col­ interests of Church school stu­ before, but a secure feeling of "I'm saying this because I est .amusement' operator., Cofh- •,«_. - fc. '«•- • „ slipped and fell from a fifth- umbua dSlrict' •• " — dents. ** .knowing that justice works for want to. I have to—please tell plete traveling units,' comprising at' 8 p. m." at- Neighborhood County CIO Council; tfohn Fran- floor window of Bureau of Motor. FOLLOWING THAT horrifying The workshop will be con­ "Answering Johnny's "Ques­ all men. Alter I hod entered th*. the people. If the"" pa*renUT amusement rides and mlling House, 800.Leonard av., Colum­ «_is, attorney "for the local ^ Vehicles building, 4th and Main episode, McGhee, according to ducted from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. tions". This course will he taught halls of Central my day became wuold i just go, and leave us stock units, provide fun and bus, Andrew Taylor is presi­ NAACP chapter; Mrs.^ Geno sts., Wednesday, was sent to his - Mrs. Cunningham, grabbed ber for pastors of churches of the by Russell Richardson and is de­ that of most any other child. alone. ' Go. . . Go. . . Go. . ." thrilttrfor visitors t'o county fairs dent and Hycel Taylor "secre Nielsen, vice chairman of De-, and tried to drag her into the parents in Washington, D.C., for Veteran, 36, Columbus sub-district. signed to help parents and pros­ I began the day by being,' of and town festivals. tory: - ' mocratic "Volunteers, and Dr. men's room. As sbe tussled in funeral services and burial. • • • pective parents interpret objec­ all things, "tardy." Simon DiniLz, criminologist and an attempt to break away, he Another workshop will be An employee of City Window authority on juvenile delinquen­ tively problems and questions My first class was English. tried to remove her clothing. held at 7:30 p.m. for other min Cleaners, Masterson slipped and cy from the OSU Sociology Dept around sex as posed by their Most of the children were neu­ Is Suicide He began stabbing her witb his istcrs and laymen. fell after he had finished wash youngsters. tral or, at least, they showed no knife, she told a Sentinel re­ ing one window and unfastened Most Negro Barbers Against Price Hike A 38 year old Columbus man, Rev. N. H. Holloway ia min­ definite contempt, with the ex­ porter. For additional information call hi* safety belt and stepped over Sightless Association recently released from Veteran*' ister of Centenary. Ca. 1-4779. ception of one boy, May God By WILHELMINA JONES Whajey commented. I do now, what is suitable for to another wnidow. Generally opposed against an­ my neighborhood. My custo­ hospital st Dayton, took his bless him, who walked out and Negro Barbers in general will His body landed on the mar­ other increase, Whaley explain­ mers arc worknig people," Bax­ Baby Contest October 6 own life in his home, 369 N made some nasty remarks on not increase prices now. accord­ quee of the building, then bonne- ' ed that "if this last increase ton added. The public is invited to attend Garfield av., Thursday. the way. ing to a spot survey conducted the annual baby contest spon­ ed off to the sidewalk on Main runs true to form, cost of sup­ Paul's Olympia Barber Shop. Negro Named To Psychiatry Teacher In the balls many children by The Sentinel, Monday. sored by Progressive Ass'n of Jefferson F. Long, War II st He died from a fractured plies ond towel services will al­ 774 E. Long st, increased prices smiled politely and offered to the Sightless, Sunday, Oct. 6, veteran, was dead from a 10 CINCINNATI. - Dr. Chester skull shortly after arrival at Sunday, Master Barbers of Monday, "exactly.as set by the the U. S. navy, serving as a direct me to class. In my third so rise." 4 to 7 p.m. at Masonic hall, 983 gauge shotgun blast in the chest If, Pierce^ Harvard university Grant hospital. % Columbus. Local 124, voted to Master Barbers." neuropsychiatrist. period class, gym, I had a lot • • • E. Long st. upon arrival of police to his graduate, this month becomes C. D. White and Son was in increase haircuts to $1.73 and "We are members of the second floor bedroom. Dr. Pierce is a native of Glen of fun. I made many friends, raise all other services 25 cents. TOM SHELBY OF Shelby's Contributions wil be used to one of the few Negro teachers Cove, N. Y., and was graduated charge of local arrangement*. and was invited to play on the Shop, 922 E. Long st, is not in­ union," Leonard Howell, man­ J. Donald Lee Brooks, presi­ ager, said, and "go along with help the sightless ot Columbu* He had been a mental patient of psychiatry in the U. S. as he from Glen Cove High school baseball team. I hit two home creasing now and is not suro of begins duties as instructor of dent of Capital City Barbers their program." pay off the mortgage on their st Veteran's hospital and was He now lives at 3724 Alaska St., runs—believe It or not. his plans. recreation and social center at psychiatry in University of Cin­ Ass'n said "there will be no "The increase is real nice and released Aug. 27, according to Cincinnati, with his wife, Joce- William Peppers of Peppers 544 Mt Vernon av. cinnati College of Medicine. • • • change in our prices now, and now I feel that we will got paid police. lyn, and their 4 year old daugh­ Mrs. Bates Earns Barber Shop, 1099 Mt Vernon Tbe appointment wa* an­ MY NEXT HAPPY event was no decision on the matter until for pur work," Howell declared. Grace Mitchem is chairman of ter, Diane. av., also a member of Capital Funeral services were at Wil­ nounced by Dr. Stanley E. lunch, for by this time I was our next meeting, Tuesday, Oct. "It costs $700 to attend barber the baby contest While 'n the navy. Dr. Pierce famished. City Barbers, pointed out that liams and McNabb mortuary Dorst, UC medical dean. Dr. served as a brig psychiatrist NAACP Plaudits 15." college." Saturday, with Rev. C. F. Jen- Maurice Levine is director of At lunch many children invit­ • • • the organization "has discussed and did research work. j N. YORK.—The entire nation frnce increase very little" and • • • Women's Day ikns officiating. Interment was the UC Dept of Psychiatry. ed me to come and cat with MOST SHOPS ON the Eastside Duties of a brig psychiatrist is indebted to Mrs. L. C. Bate* them. I couldn't go with all, so consequently is undecided. JOHN THOMPSON of Thomp­ in the soldiers section of Green Before interning at Cincinnati charge $1.50 for haircuts and $1 Annual Women's dav will be deal with medico-legal psychia­ for her "steadfast, sober, calm I went to the first who asked "I imagine they (Master son's Barber Shop. 964 Mt. Ver­ L«\vn cemetery. Gen'l hospital, Dr. Pierce re­ for a shave. observed at 2nd Baptist, Colum- try and include determination of and courageous leadership and me. There I had fun. Amid the Barbers) have been debating non av. is not.increasing any of ceived the bachelor of art* de­ suitability to stand trial, psycho Willis Whaley, a trustee of the . bus, Sunday, Oct. 27, with Mrs. Survivors are bis mother, guidance" in the Little Rock gaiety and laughter, I forgot all the issue for some time," he his prices and doubts "very gree from Harvard university logical motive* in crimes, and association ond owner of Wha- fLydian Schucks as general Mrs. Sarah Long; three brothers crisis, Dr. Charming H. Tobias, my troubles and relaxed. added, "it's difficult to say much if I will anytime soon." and his doctor of medicine from medical reasons for mitigation. ley's Barber Shop, 614 E. Long chairman, Miss Ruth Waller pro­ Delbert, James, and Victor chairman of the NAACP Board My afternoon classes were anything on Uie matter until "I feel like it's the wrong Harvard Medical School. st, is not increasing, and has gram chairman and Miss Carrie Long; sisters, Cornelia McDan The UC Dept. of Psychiatry is of Directors, said in a letter to uneventful, and now as I sit at after our October meeting." ; time," he said. "Job conditions He completed his residence at "no doubt that the barbers who Hairston and A. K. Lawrence in k'is, Sybil A. Long, Marie Payne located at Gen'l hospital and Mrs. Bates. home, calmly surveying the Edgar Baxton of Bax's barber don't warrant it and layoffs are and Grace Normand; aunts, Gen'l in June, 1957. from ther* directs the psychiat­ do increase will be hit pretty charge of music. ... Mrs. Bates' work in Little situation, I'm ax pleased as shop, 653 Harrison av., does not too heavy." Mary Sawyer and Charity Cor- ric teaching at the College ot hard." Rock, he asserted, "demon­ could be about the day, for I belong to any organization and Thompson is an independent dell. DR. C. M. PIERCE BETWEEN 1954 AND 1936, Medicine as well as th* hospit­ Don't put it off any long- strates the need for strong was treated as well as could "This increase by tbe Mas­ is "unconcerned with their price barber and not affiliated with Dr. Pierce waa a lieutenant In al's psychiatric work. ters will probably interfere either Master Barbers or Capi­ erl Subscribe to Tha Ohio NAACP state and local units.** be expected under the circum­ increases.',' Sentinel today! 56.50 a year. stances. soma with our organization," "I will continue to charge as tal City Barbers. * , . *»'>'Ttr_tT.. i * ** ; V*r_tv-yrmr> "«•'

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PAGE 4 THE OHTO SENTINEL SATURDAY, OCTOBER ot 1»_7 FRANKLIN JR. HI6H Set YMCA Fall Term THE OHIO SENTINEL Series Of Thlrty-thre* courses ar* being ginning Spanish, Intermedial. offered fh th* fall term of Co­ Spanish, upholstering and wood­ Edmund B Paxton. President; Ru-Mll A. Jockson. Editor-ln 200 Students Entered lumbus* Central YMCA's Infor­ working. Chief; Annie R Moore, Business Manager; Amos B. Lynch. Ad Lectures mal Evening school for men and TUESDAY—Brush-up bridge, vertjSlng-Promotton Manager; Edward L Moore, jr., Production women which begins tha week fencing, Latin American danc­ Manager. In Mathematics Survey of Oct. 14. ing, moviemaking, outdoor edu­ All men and women regard­ cation, advanced photography. Established June I, 1848. Published each week at 490 East Young, Miss Weinlein, Mrs. Announced By CAMILLA WATKINS less of educational background WEDNESDAY — Begin n 1 n g Long Street (PO. Bos _») by The Ohio Sentinel Publishing Co Herd, Miss Chambers, Mrs THE recent citywide 8B Bennett Cecf, Ogden Nash and are eligible. No credit is given ballroom dancing, building or Inc , Columbus 2, Ohio Cincinnati Ofl.ce: 412 Kasota St ,. Sproull, Mis* Ribov and Miss for completion of a course. Hus­ mathematics survey test, 200 Carl Sandburg will be among buying- a home, creative writ­ r Beeson. eight nationally and internation­ bands and wives enrolling in the ing, beginning German, law for Subscription Rates: One Year, $8.90; Sis Months. $3SO; Three Franklin Jr. high students took • • • ally known personalities in Ohio ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION ARE explained to Capital City Barbers same course and all YMCA the layman, sketching for fun. Months. $1 90 % part. The top ten Franklin scor­ State university's celebrity lec­ members obtain reduced fee*. ers were Earma Noel, Patty THIS WEEK WE want to re­ Ass'n by Att'y Frank W. Humphrey. First row, from left: William Slada, treasurer; THURSDAY—Art skills, cera­ ture series, which opens Oct. 19. A list of the classes: Nauuna) advertising representative: Associated Publishers Copa, Penny Hicks. Sylvia Smith, cognize Franklin's orchestra and Humphrey, Donald Black, president; Roger Germany, secretary. Second row: Trus­ mics, Investments I, Invest* The eight program series to MONDAY—Beginning bridge, Inc , 31 W SHth St, New YorS'City, N Y.. JUdson MITT; 188 W Tony Ball, Charles Tayjpr, Dan­ band, both of which make our tees, Floyd Randall, Rev. T. G. McDonald, Jack Watkins, Willis • Whaley, William vestments II, beginning photog­ Washington St, Chicago 2, til:. ANdover 34343; Whaley-Simpson programs enjoyable. Members be presented this year for 'the Pepper*, Joe Harmon.—Staff Photo By Roosevelt Carter. folk dancing, beginning French, raphy, public speaking. nie Powell, Mary Hairston, first time in Mersbon auditor, intermediate French, rapid Co . 55 New Montgomery St, San Francisco 9. Calif, SUttar 1-4983; Frances Gordon, Neison Slepp. of the orchestra are Diane Allen, FRIDAY— Intermediate ball­ Whaley-Simpson Co . 8808 Selma Avenue, Los Aangeles 38, Calif , Hannah Anderson. Linda Bland, ium, will include: reading and comprehension, be- room., dancing, standard first HOU#-wood 3-7157. Diane Brewer, Robert Carter, Gen. Carlos P. Romulo, Phil­ Capital City Barbers aid, intermediate Latin, Ameri­ FRANKLIN'S Citizens' League James Cbinn, Chnrlen* Handon, ippine statesman, Oct 15. Civil Service can dancing, organic gardening. Member Nat'I Newspaper Publishers Ass'n. had Its first program on Thurs­ Martha Harris, Linda Hill, Keith Cerf, television panelist, pub­ Wilberforce Offers SATURDAY — Self-defense COLUMBUS TELEPHONES: CLearbroo* 3-74)8-7. lisher, humorist, Oct. 81. day. Mr. Lewis Feesler showed Hill, Alan Jefferson, Doris Lee,, New Courses This Year coursei square dancing. DAYTON TELEPHONES: Cornelia Otis Skinner, actress Examinations Are Now Incorporated color slides and told tbe pupils Paula Matthews, Donna Mc- WILBERrOKCE.—A series of - - FU 07.13-ME 7010-MU 2848 about bis foreign travels. The Dade„ Carole Phillips, Barbara and monologist, Nov. 28. Capital City Barbers Ass'n, Inc., recorded another step in courses designed to expand cur­ LAYAWAY NOW FOR XENIA TELEPHONE: 2-5393 Citizens' League is composed Reid, Charles Reynolds, Ralph Jullen H. Bryan, world trav­ CHRISTMAS! lt* organizational program when lt received its articles of incor­ riculum offerings are being pre­ 1 URBANA TELEPHONE: 3-3WI2 of pupils who are good citizens, Ridley, Waiter Ridley, Rudolph eler, documentary film maker, Del. 23,24.26 AU Makes * Models Of New Dec. U. . , ^ poration, recently. . sented by Wilberforce university Standard and Portable CINCINNATI TELEPHONES: AVon 1-7.86--CA. 1 3318 and has about 400 members. Robinson. Rebecca Sanford, Nor­ Competitive examinations, Oct. during the current school year. Sandburg, poet-phtloso p h e r, The 42 members of the asso­ TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE • ma Slade, Floretta Simington, 13-24-28, 1957, wer* announced Heading th* list is a group of Nina Smoot, Barabara Towers, historian, Jan. 8. by Carl W. Smith, chairman ot ciation organized six months sles and misunderstandings We Can Finance Your Choice Catered as tad class matter July a, 1840, st Post Office, Columbua, FRANKLIN'S FACULTY has Emily Kimbrough, best selling ago "to maintain and promote among 'members, and to en- courses for adults conducted by Repairs-Rentali-Snle* 1 Charles Thomas, Joyce Thomas, the State Civil Service Commis­ the English Dept. O. under act of March 8. 183& divided itself into 12 groups to author Jan. 25. the general welfare of barbers.' gag* in any and all types of Lester Whittington, Don Yoak. sion for positions in the Bureau Other classes pertaining to • work in areas chosen by the Members of tbe band are Tim Nash, editor, verse writer, of Unemployment Compensation civic snd social affairs for th* Eastside Typewriter Co. teachers. These area, are as­ In other goal* th* barbers curriculum expansion will allow 885 E. LONO ST. OL. 3 5111 Bowers, Clyde Evans, Nathaniel [Feb. 30. and all state department*. work "to promote unity of sen­ amusement of th* members, sembly, attendance, citizenship, Dr. Ralph W. Sockman, minis- students to pursue training in Open Daily 9-4:30 7 ' * Fitzgerald, David Hawkins, Ed timent and action among tha the public and betterment of pre-medical technology, pre- curriculum and instruction, fi­ Hazlett, Donald Ivory, Tom t*r of Christ church, N York, On Oct. 23 examinations will Sat. 8-12 Noon April 10. barbers, encourage legislation the community." pharmacy, pre-nurslng, as well nance, guidance, moral and spi­ Jakeway, Charles Kinney, be conducted for attorney exam­ Tues.-Thurs.-FrL 6-9 P. M. . beneficial to the profession Th« association meets tha as preparatory work tor library Free Pickup k Delivery i ritual values, Parent-Teacher Dwight Lenard, Dale Love, All programs ar* at 8 p. m. iner III; claims examiner I; claims examiner II; commercial and oppose those laws which third Tuesday of each month. science and government service. Ass'n, scholarship, social, stu­ Charles Manna, Patsy Mathews, artist; employment counselor I; are prejudicial, to secure fair dent activities, and teachers Charles Mitchel, Paul Neal, employment fcounselor II; em­ rate for hair cat* and other handbook. Initial leadership is James O'Cain Sandra Parsons, shop services, to secure uni­ provided by Mr, Sexton. Mr. Museum Lecture ployment counseling supervisor Fred Pefcrs, Marvin Reed, Ca­ I; employment counseling super­ form working hours, to aid In Reynolds,. Miss Cooper, Miss rol Rood, Albert Starks, WU the adjustment of controver- Garrison, Mrs. Merritt, Mrs. Series Opens visor II; employment interview­ liam Sutton, and Carl Walker. er I; employment interviewer Ohio State Museum's annual II; employment security super­ lecture series opens Thursday visor I; employment security Presides Over Philly, Champion Av. evening, Oct. 3, when John L. supervisor II; employment se­ Cotter, archaeologist who di­ curity supervisor III; employ­ Ohio Lodge Activities rected exploration at James­ ment security training officer I; f Dr. William V. Bunks, Detroit Mother Of Two town and Yorktown for the 350th employment service specialist I; anniversary observance, will attorney, supreme grand mas­ employment service specialist ter of Internat'l Fre _ and Ac Seeks Divorce speak on discoveries made in II; field examiner II; field ex­ Divorce, custody of two chil-| that historic^area. ccpted Modern Masons, presid­ aminer III; occupational test ed over the organizational meet" dren, alimony, support money, He will illustrate his talk with supervisor I; occupational test expense money, husband's inter- color slides of the explorations | Ing of the Pennsylvania grand technician I — Bureau of Un­ lodge held in Philadelphia, re­ # ecst in household furniture were and findings. employment Compensation. asked for in a a petition filed Other events on. tbe 1957-58 cently. by Mattie Rogers, 583 N. Cham­ series calendar: On Oct. 24, examinations will Prior Jo attending the Phila­ pion av., Columbus against Jay. NOV. 7—Fred Machetanz pre­ be conducted'for accountant III; delphia mealing, Dr. .tanks pre­ Charging neglect and cruelty, sents "North to Adventure," claims examiner III; duplicating sided over the Grand Lodge of Mrs. Rogers told tbe court they moving picture of Alaska in equipment operator II; equip­ Ohio meeting, held in Lima, at are purchasing a Champion av. color. ment operator I; statistician II; which John Murphy of Columbus home on a land contract and J AN; 8—Hal Harrison pre­ statistician III; stores clerk II; was elected grand master; while MEMBERS OF tbe regimen­ own four rooms of furniture. sents "Beyond tbe Shining tabulating equipment operator Mra. Ethel -White, also ot Co­ - ' tal band and massed -pipers Mounts bis;" moving ~picture__in I; tabulating equipment opera­ lumbus, was elected grand ma­ of th* Black Watch Royal Charges Neglect color of the Lewis-and Clark tor II — all state departments'. tron. *• — ' •»-•-_ - Highland dancers.which will country. e- .There are 60 lodges and chap­ give a on* night's performance In Divorce Suit FEB. 8-Robert C. Smith, pro­ On Oct 26, and 'in Columbu* ters of the drder in the Ohio at Ohio fairground* Coliseum Oral Louise Updyke, 1

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jSATURDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1957 PAGE* THE OHIO SENTINEL fl Claims Neglect Walker Named Marvin Jones 4-H Achievement Winner TAN TOWN TOPICS And Misconduct Chairman For The teenage Hephew of a Neglect and "other acts of Champion Jr. High teacher con­ nduct" were charges tinues to bring the rural spot­ tn-Gajht against Garrett Ausbon, New 60P Group light on youth to Ross county whose address is unknown, by W. O Walker,-editor of the where he lives with his parents, brothers and sisters, all of his wife, Bertha Louise, 445 Cleveland Call and Post, was elected temporary chairman of whom are active in the 4-H club Rhodes a v., Columbus. a statewide Republican organi­ movement, according to the She suUnited States, as this J. Cleveland Lemons. Colum­ First Assembly head up a series Rudd, attorney. Cleveland; Att'y writer would like to do, perhaps one would be newly impresed Earl Hood bus, teacher of piano and organ, • . * « exercise of its police powers to of panel discus­ James Paradise, United Brew­ prevent discriminatory housing with the strength, the vigor, the actual happenings, and tha will resume his teaching. Oct. UNTIL JAN. 1, 1960, EVERY COUNTY COURT JUDGE, sions covering ery Workers, Cincinnati, and practices shoud be'sustained on grcotnes. of America. One might also discover, hewing more insurance Agency 30, Lessons will be given in pu­ Held Wednesday every mayor and clerk of a court of record, is required to keep a the racial ques­ Morris Rigcr, regional director. the concept that a proper exer­ closely to the concerns of one's occupation, how much more 976 E Long CL. 2-4211 pils' homes. WILBERFORCE. - First of full record of every traffic violation ond conviction spelled out in tion. Textile Workers, Cincinnati. cise .of the powers curtail acti­ knowledge of national affairs is readily available in certain this year's weekly assembly the law, except motor vehicle parking. Among those REPORTS FROM discussion vities insidious to the health, states on which to base thoughtful public opinion. programs at Central Slate col­ Once convicted in court, a copy of that record is forwarded scheduled to ap­ groups will be received with Wil­ welfare and safety of inhabitants the lege was ,held Wednesday in to the Bureau of Motor Vehicles in Columbus for a permanent • • • pear: liam Fowler, Akron chairman of of the state. Galloway auditorium. i •'demerit" record on the violator's "account." , READ BEHIND A CORRESPONDENT WHO HAS TALKED Ray Ross, pre­ Ohio CIO Civil Rights Commit­ If integrated housing can be Dr. Charles H. Wesley, presi­ If the demerit points reach six or more, the regfctrar of mo­ to a group of farmers in the deep south or a body of university smartest heads sident. Ohio CIO tee, presiding. shared in unsavory slums, they dent of the col­ tor vehicles must send a warning to the offender. When these students in N. England, and you find that the questions he puts Council, Morris can be^ shared in wholesome lege, spoke to Phil Hannah, secretary-treas­ points reach 12 within a period of two years from the date of the to you are alert, probing, and constructive. ...head for neighborhoods. the student BEATTY Milgrim, execu­ urer, Ohio State Federation of first conviction within said two years, the registrar shall, within But you are surprised to discover in your own hometown body on "The tive vice pre­ Labor, will be banquet speaker 30 days from the date of the last conviction, file an application how Httle information is often available locally, say tha racial Role and Func­ sident Concord Pk. Homes Inc.; at 7 p.m. Friday. .with the clerk of the common pleads court in-the county where such integration issue of public schools, or the civil rj^hts bill. tion of the Ad­ Frank W. Baldau, executive sec­ John Roone'y, secreary-treas- person resides, requesting suspension of the accused license or in HISTORY - This-abscnCe of a readily available wider knowledge of facts ministration." retary, Community Relations urer, Ohio CIO, will preside at permit for one year. and background contributes, no doubt, to a rigidity of viewpoint hats He poi n t e d Board. Cleveland. the closing meeting. to a reliance on fixed reactions and old slogans, when new situa­ out to the stu­ A discussion group, consisting IF THE OFFENDER IS A CHILD, THE CASE IS filedwrrh CT. 6, 1871 — Original Fisk tions, new problems, arise in local affairs or new methods to dent body that of Dr. Donald Beatty, state su­ the juvenile court in the county oLthe child's .residence. Applica­ 0' singers-started out' on (our solve old problems. • _" : at Store Name WESLEY ever ybody at pervisor, Minority Groups Ser­ tions of both children and adults -must be accompanied- by a copy' from Nashville, Tcnn. *•' "_ _ • --'""•' „ ' •> " • •'/' ':-"•_. - v March Marriage w-. . Central State is vice, ^Bureau of Unemployment of the registrar's record of the convictions and-bond forfeitures of * PARTICULARLY IS THIS! TRUE WHEN THE PROBLEM • part of a unit. .Compensation, .Harry ' Flciscb- such person certified by the registrar. OCT. 7. 1821 — William Still, concerns the Negro, or contact with social equality. The old"" The administration, faculty man, -irector, Nat'I Labor Ser­ Is About To End Within 10 days of .such application for suspensT6r_.a notice of underground . railroad . worker, folklore,, the bid catechism, prescribes certain reactions, and and-students all work together vice, and Baldau, will make-up Marrying just a few months a scheduled hearing on it must be sent to the offender by regis­ slave sympathizer. - born, Bur­ many people automatically respond. ** as a unit toward a common a panel on "Resouce Personnel". ago, in March to be exact, Ed­ tered mail. lington County, N.J. As for the Negro problem, what would seem helpful Is a goal, he stated, "everyone is in­ A similar panel, comprised ward R. Miller, Lockbourne, O., The hearing must be scheduled within 30 days after the ap- • • • wider awareness of our own intentions — for instance, of our volved in the process of teach­ of John Edelman, legislative and Juanita, Atlanta, are sepa­ plication is filed. ' OCT. 8, 189J — B. T. Washing- hopes to work out many methods by which we can refine our ing and learning." representative, Textile Work- rated. If at the hearing the court learns the accused is an habitual ton married Miss Maggie James race and gradually learn a little bit more about this panoramic Miller filed to divorce his wife, traffic law violator it can impose a year's suspension, or it may Murray (Fisk, '89), his third thing modern man calls life. who is still in Atlanta and, ac­ withhold all or part of the suspension, but add certain conditions, wife, And a larger confidence in the Indestructibility of our cording to him, has failed and including probation, with the driver absorbing the court>costs. • • • own ideology — .democracy — and its spiritual foundation when PAPERS SHOE STORE refused to live with him or per­ • • • OCT. II, 1778 — Eight slaves in contact with racism. form her marital responsibili­ IF ON THE OTHER HAND, THE DRIVER IS FOUND not organized the first Negro Bap- • • • Factory Returned Sample Shoes • Men's Army Work ties. > , IT IS HIGH TIME FOR THE RULING CLASS TO*recognize Shoes _> Men's Dress Shoes • Women's St Children's to be an habitual violator, the registrar's suspension request is tist church at Silver Bluff, S.C. then denied and the court costs are borne by the county treasurer. * * * that if there are dangers fo freedom in the ideology of Commu­ Shoes • Nurses Oxfords, $1.00 Up nism, there ore even greater dangers to race hatred in the doc­ Any person whose license is suspended is not entitled to ap- OCT. 12, 1492 — Columbus day. Children's Cowboy Boots $1 to $1.45 pair iaileu Only 3 Months trine of liberty. 529:531 N. 20th St.. Cor. Leonard Columbus. Ohio Curtis L. Raines. 497 S. Wash­ ply for, or'receive, a new license during the effective date of that Columbus accompanied by Ne- ington av., Columbus, told the suspension. And if a person drives a car during that suspension, gro pilot, discovered America. We American Negroes ought not to be so all-fired scared court his wife, Hattye Virginia, he is subject to a maximum $500 fine or six months imprisonment, of tackling our own problems. We need to understand what our 232 Miami av., is guilty of neg­ or both. goals are, what is it that holds us back, why it means so much to lect and promised to "show facts Historic Pulpit Swap be educated, what the facts of our relations with other races TYPEWRITER SALE at the hearing." WHEN THE SUSPENSION PERIOD ENDS, AND UPON re­ really are. . * Ametico. N.mbe* One hoi vo'oel Compo'e ov> ADAM Hoij for He sued to end'the a little quest of the persoh involved, the RMV must return the license or Is Featured In Ebony To study other races is to study our own and to know them »'v'e ... lor quoMv .. to' wo'fcmonshio ond custom-hot detoili. You'll WOODSTOCK +atmtmmwmmLzr\ more than three month old mar­ permit to such a person. And it must also remove from the rec­ is to know our own. ord that individual's convictions, bond forfeitures and all points Two ministers, one white, the discover, os so moiy ol our customers hove, ihot you con pay twice riage. L. C. SMITH S^HIDO for violations reported previous tp the effective date of the sus­ other a Negro, have crossed the These caustic factors are things anyone hates to report. os much tor o hat but youenr*. tell ii from Adorn. Try on Adorn on today. pension.' Canadian border for the oppor­ Another sorry thing which any correspondent or columnist hates • \ (Treated with ~AQUA-$HED" process for woter rcpeller.y Q *.m UNDERWOOD ___fc^.,__, The effective date of this controversial law has been ques­ tunity of preaching in the other's to report is that the media of public information, including states­ men, do not do the job they could do in deeds ond acts. U MASON'S tioned by virtue of the fact it was passed os an emergency meas­ church. ROYAL P • • • ___* ure, although no record vote was taken on that provision as re­ Rev. E. Raphael Michaels, OPTOMETRISTS and INDEED, WHEN THE HISTORY OF THESE DAYS is quired by luw. • churchman from Charlotte, N.C, AU MACHINES GUARANTEED JEWELERS written it may well be shown that this deep and compelling urge* If the emergency clause stands, the bill became law June and Rev. Wilson Bridges, white EYES EXAMINED to view the human race through the same idiom and to treat men 22, but if it is knocked out by the court, its effective date was churchman, from LaChute, Que­ GLASSES FITTED as brothers has been more potent in changing America's way of Sept. 22. bec, decided tp make the. ex­ WATCH REPAIRING thinking than even the impressive role of invention* and discovery tailoring & clothing company ACCURATE • • • change aftc? Rev. Bridge had Reasonable Prices in which humanity is now inclined to place so much trust. made the unusual request. 999QH Mt Vemon Ave. The Complete Menswtar Shop OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY . Satisfaction Guaranteed AT ANY RATE, THREE PERSONS HAVE BEEN convicted 276 E. MAIN ST. CA. 4-5430 Under this law, two of whom lost their licenses for one year and The story, "Historic Pulpit F1EE FARMING IN BEAR OF STOHE We Rent .Business Machines and Typewriters BRANdl STORE the third placed on probation. 'Who's Who' Originator An Ohiban 484 S. High St. CA. 4-6334 Swap," Is found in the October 773 E. LONG ST. CA. 4-2811 Forty-five others have been arrested for accumulating the edition of Ebony magazine — The originator of "Who's Who in America," Albert N. Math 12 points and their cases are pending. now on. sale. quis, was born in Brown County, O., in 11)54.

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SATURDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1957. SEC. 2—PAGE 2 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, OCTOBER B, 1957 Tgg OHIO SENTINEL SEC. 2—PAGE 8 What Old Constifuticn? LETTERS «•—•_ Disliked Photos EDITORIALS • • • Editor, The Sentinel: The Ohio Sentinel is indeed a re­ markable paper. I find that the troubling problems of our times Only Viceroy gives you are handled openly and in an Pops, We Got The Message unbiased manner by such men FEW MONTHS ago we editorially lambasted Louis Armstrong as William C. Brown and John A as a superb musician with a record of handkerchief headism B. Combs. which Impelled us to withhold our respect for him as an Individ­ However, I must say that the ual. three photos on the front p«_e of We meant every word of criticism that we directed at Louie the Sept. 14 edition entitled "All at that time. of This and Brains. Too" are be­ Moreover, we never thought yond my idea of decency. Real­ the day would come when we ly, doesn't this kind of sugges­ could think otherwise of him. But, lo and behold, that day is tive photography belong in a here. 20000 FILTER TRAPS lower class publication than The We believe in all sincerity Ohio Sentinel?—A Reader. Cin­ that Louie's blast at the presi­ cinnati. dent over Operation Race down in Dixie, and his unalterable po­ sition that lh« U. S. government (Generally, we do not ran could go straight to hell for so unsigned letters, but we be­ long as Louie's people were be­ lieve tbe above was ef a high­ ing mistreated down home, ly constructive nature and were couched in ill chosen ver­ FOR THAT SMOOTHER TASTE was submitted by a reader biage. LOUIE DROPPED who sincerely wants te see But what the white folks THE HANDKERCHIEF might as well understand is that The Sentinel become the best the colored folks got Lome's message and if he is no longer the newspaper possible. Editors, white folks' boy as a result he never rated higher with the colored of rourse. are not Infallible, folks. and though we may disagree These are truly times that try men's souls—even Louie Arm­ witb the above reader's view­ strong's. And when the likes of Louie-start reversing their field and point as to Uie extent to which snapping back at the white folks it's really time for the latter to the photos were "suggestive," sit up, take notice and quit pussyfooting on this equal rights busi­ we welcome criticisms of this ness. type from the general public.) Yes, Louie, we got the message. r feu tJLuciud -J.it A Lesson In Dignity J** J See Jl! OV. Orval Faubus' homemade Arkansas insurrection has pro­ G vided more man its fair share of heroes and villians. NE IS left to think alone incidents. tioned on trains to keep the But when the final evaluations are made and history tote* O sometimes and I am proba­ I am not sure but that may mails moving during the Pull­ up the score in the Arkansas fiasco. In our judgement the bravery bly very much alone in this, my have been the better way out. man strike. and the dignity of one small group of individuals involved in this hYgro world, in decrying the Let us look at it this way. Come the Little Rock incident current racial catastrophe will transcend in every glorious detail steps taken at Little Rock. Ark., The state governor climbed out fervently hope to a welding of the role of all other persons involved. « in moving in federal troops, but en a limb under the wildest kind the citizens into a nationality We allude, with genuine pride and admiration, to the nine 1 ask that I be heard. ' of pretext by sending troops to regardless of race or creed. Negro teenage kids who weathered the racial tempest brewed by I do not like military law en­ keep colored kiddies out of I do not write in alarm he- Gov. Faubus and the vile ilk of Faubus followers whose qualifica­ school. The world was incensed forcement because< once it acts, cause troops were used. But tions for membership in the human race shall long remain a de­ it might develop into a repeater against him for it. He had foiled there are certain signs in the batable issue. on.any pretext. .... descgregationists' attempt to ac­ wind of future dangers and the It took more than just plain guts lor those nine youngsters to Tbe people of Little Beck complish it this fall and, had no pattern lies in simple history. place their lives in jeopardy, with or without the protection of fed­ luv_f.it the weight of mar­ other steps'been taken, perhaps I would preserve this, our de- eral troops, and walk the long, lonely, horrifying.path to school in­ tial law today: tomorrow It he'would have had. to boil in frmcEac., as the gold£j_" govern­ tegration; so sordidly exemplified in the^rkansas debacle.*"* may Se another community; his own oil of public criticism mental jewel of a people and no - __ It.ook, more importantly, an inherent type of dignity which and tbe day alter tomorrow for a long time. contamination can eat away a few human beings ever come to know in a lifetime. It may be large segments of- Now he becomes a martyr to jewel " but careless * handling the nation if an unscrupulous a southern cause. might destroy it eventually. ft took, also, the kind ot determination that could only be leader were to decide so. H there had been an acquies­ Our president is a leader we predicated Upon the profound belief that there is a power—a spir­ It Is martial law that es­ cence to a mild course of post­ can appreciate. He is reluctant itual power, as it were—much bigger than all of the Orval Fau- tablishes and protects dictator­ ponement, and no court order, to use his power for fear of hurt­ buses in these United States rolled into one. Twice as many -filter traps ship. there may have .arisen an in­ ing and does so only in extreme And it took determination—determination that whatever I fully acknowledge that the centive for other southern gov­ cases. Another leader may not wrongs had been thrust upon them by a cheap politics playing gov­ small clique of segregationists ernors to follow through and it entertain such circumspection. ernor could only be set aright with the strongest two weapons the may be that the act of sending Three million men are at the as the other two was winning and those desiring Negro in tne south has to fight with. Those weapons are digrritv in the troops stands as an ex­ to stand behind court decision president's command with cer­ and the kind of humility which will one day permanently make ot would have to postpone their pression of determination of po­ tain limitations and we can de­ licy by, our national government. this great nation of ours, both in word ond In deed, truly tbe land plans, but even that postpone­ pend on Ike to use them wisely of the brave and the home of tne brave. largest-selling filter brands! ment may have proven a better • • • but another leader might get course than giving martial law I HATE SEGREGATION and drunk with sight of power. May we all bow our heads in humble respect to and for a foothold to become a habit, all it implies but I would rather Three million men are a lot of those nine Arkansas, school children who grimly, sileqtly, deter have seen that southern commu­ soldiers and could easily reduce minedly, have taught America a lesson in the true meaning of the • • • word dignity which America will not soon or easily forget. Compare! Only Viceroy gives I FULLY ACKNOWLEDGE nity change from a policy of se­ this nation . to a dictatorship gregation to a policy of integra­ overnight. you 20,000 filter traps—twice as that this is a nation of American many as the other two largest- people and no longer an agree­ tion within its own conscience • • • ment of a group of states to act for such a change is more last­ LET ME SAY THAT it is selling Olter brands —for that collectively for the common wel­ ing. probable that Pres. Eisenhower Way Down South smoother taste! fare and common defense. There is always a smoldering took the only realistic course in riTHE SUPERINTENDENT of schools at Forest, Miss, (popula- Perhaps there was no other flame under the toot tread of Little Rock tn save this nation's 2- tion, 3000), has contributed his bit to the cause of education and Plus—finest-quality leaf course than to send troops to martial law. face internally and abroad but the brotherhood of man by decreeing tnat "Dixie" replace the tobacco, Deep-Cured for extra convince a recalcitrant governor I agree that this nation has I have a fear that a precedent "Star Spangled Banner" at the opening of home football games. smoothness! that the will of this nation must to assert itself and draw no was set up. He says that, "at least the crowd can stand in sincere rev­ prevail. Perhaps there was no punches among cittsens who The Arkansas governer open­ erence to the tune of Dixie and not in resentment to a reminder of Get Viceroy! 20,000 Biter traps, other way than to let that com­ do not share citizenship with ed a wound—the presence of the dictatorial powers of federal courts." for tho smoothest taste of all! munity know that this nation other qualified citisens. That federal troops festers the wound We like the Dixie song. It's real thrilling and a little easier intends to have its way on such which has become a custom but it is not too late to disinfect to sing than the "Star Spangled Banner." matters by a show of force. and a tradition is not washed the wound and allow it to heal. We'd like to •viaij Forest, too. It's obvious that "old times AND.,.VICEROY GIVES YOU ONLY GOLDEN BROWN TOBACCO, But there could have been out overnight; It gradually What I regret is that fester­ there are not forgotten." DEEP-CURED THROUGH AND THROUGH FOR EXTRA SMOOTHNESSI fades away. another way, a temporary post­ ing. We suspect that "by the dawn's early light," we'd find a • f 937. Broun * WOUomam Tataeoa Corp. ponement for a school term and Rarely has anything so akin to flog Hying over the school house that doesn't have 48 stars. such a postponement may have martial law been used in this Martial law is not healthy for We have an idea for financing a stay in Forest, too. We'll brought desegregation with no land. Once U.S. troops were sta­ our democracy. Just use Confederate currency.—The Des Moines (Is.) Register.

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8ATUBDAY. OCTOBER 5, lg-57 THE OHIO SENTBfBt* SEC. 2—PAGE 5 THE OHIO SENTINEL gATURDAYa OCTOBER 8. 1957 ______1__JL Mr. And- Mrs. Club Out On The Town Medical Arts Clubwomen Score With Lavish Rsvue- Luncheon _____• ROVING that it can happen P in Columbus, members of Medical Arts club are elated THE SENTINEL over the tremendous response given by Columbua women to the recent fashion show-lunch- eon sponsored by the group hi HIO WAS WELL represented at the 47th grand chapter aession the Sky Room of the Deshler O of Kappa Alpha Psi recently concluded In Los Angeles, ac­ Hilton. cording to James L. Allen of Columbus, polemarch of the frater­ To an outsider, a fashion nity's east central province. Recapping the Ohio delegation, show-luncheon has come to be a there were ia attendance Lawrence J. Powell, William White, Dr. omen William Richey and Att'y Richard L. Greena of Cleveland; James Accompanying photos of H. Robinson from Dayton; Bill Waterman, Central State; Prof. Medical Arts club fafhlon EUNICE WOOD, EDITOR George F. David of Wilberforce; Herbert L. Armstrong, Nathaniel sbew-lanebean were takes by Jones, Charles Hopkins from Youngstown; Fred H. Hiesel from Sentinel Staff Photographer Cincinnati. Roosevelt Carter. Colambus Kappas making the pilgrimage included: Att'y ROBERTA COLLINS and Betty Bel!. queued up tor ths payoff lines L. M. Gwyna, polemarch, Co­ designated by whether or not commonplace mode of enter­ lumbus chapter, accompanied tainment for women in Colum­ you wanted to pay by check, by his family; Lawrence J. money order, scholarship grant bua. and Mrs. Tolher t, J ere It. and Therefore, ttta Medical Arts or cold cashl Seen at the check­ THE MR. IS OUT ON THE TOWN WITH HIS MRS. Celebrating their first Mrs. Stanfield, Charles Wat­ out counters: Toy a Lee, Char­ anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. club of Zanesville dined at Macon Lounge, Columbus, laat affair becomes important to kins. them perhaps for two reasons— les Tatum, Fred Patterson. Saturday evening before vislting>night spots. Seated from left: Mr. and Mrs. Robert • • • • Redman, Mrs. L. C. Burrell and Mr. Burrell, Mrs. Floyd Walker and Mr, Walker. first, tha beauty of tha Sky Standing: Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Smith, Leon Curtis, whose wife retired early from Room, the Deshler'a elegant CAVALIERS CLUB PUSHING BOLL BECKHAM munching tickets for the coming Duke' El­ the affair due to illness, Mrs. Arnold Redman and Mr. Redman and Mrs. Bennia penthouse restaurant; second, ham and greens at the Skyline Owens and Mr. Owens.—Pierce Photo. tha prominence and distinction lington dance at Valley Dale while contemplating afternoon of tht affair'a patrons. Oct. 27 are confident this will be negotiations at a Southside By WILHELMINA JONES versarles. Both were gorgeous—the wo­ their biggest affair. Meanwhile plant. He's the union organis­ When several husbands and • • • everyone keeps humming and wives go out on th« town to­ men a gracious complement to er who spent a year In Ghana "PURELY SOCIAL," as ex­ th« atmosphere (and vice ver* playing Ernie Freeman's latest and ether Mediterranean gether, it's truly a lot of fun. In Famous Negro —"Beautiful Weekend." plained by members, tha only sa), their attire of outstanding countries. fact, just about hilarious as project currently in mind is a chic and their relaxed poisa Zanesvilie's Mr. and Mrs. club clubhouse to be constructed next MRS. JOHN B. WATKINS, Mm. Faye Toratr, CAROLYN AND WINNIE found out. stamping the occasion as fabu- Mra. Glenna Brown and out of town guest, Mrs. Jackie WOMEN'S DIVISION of Uni­ year. Model Tells « DOUGLAS are now apartmen- ted Appeal was hosted at the Out to do things together as Mr. and Mrs. Richard Adams Dickerson of Canton, leave food untouched aa fashions taltzed. they've moved their • • • parade past—to their obvious enjoyment. governor's manse. The beauty their club purpose clearly ar« the youngest married couple MRS. C J. NEAL, GENERAL CHAIRMAN, TO COLUMBUS residents two kids and all Into spacious of the tall day was enhanced states, seven couples of the Mr. while "old" married couple hon­ Hair Secret Eunice Wood, commentator, Pierre Leaka?, who furnish­ aware of effort, to capture ra- apartment on LUley av. with the warm September sun and Mrs. club celebrated their ors fall to the Smiths with U ed furs for show with other apparel coming from Brad- tall merchants' attention toward • a a to the degree that everyone first anniversary in Columbus, years service. ford-Husch. thousands of dollars, spent an­ HAZEL BAILEY, happy over could be served on the rear ter­ last Saturday evening. The Robert Redmans run a nually with them by Negroes, her daughter Myrna'a decision race. Delicious pastries and Enjoying close comradeship close second. the occasion presented itself as to try it in OSU Twilight school confections were sampled deli­ under the wisecracks and jokes • • • this fall. Another of the young were Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Red­ a precedent for stores with cately as these women, who be­ Mil AND MRS. club meets adults to chuck steno pad and man, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Curtis downtown locations. gan their residential canvass twice each month, having one On Saturday afternoon, Sept. pencil for 401 courses at the Tuesday, sipped coffee, or tea, (he is club president), Mr. and Mrs. Robert Redman, Mr. and business session and one social 2J, comely models promenaded University Is beauty contest and exchanged home, fashion meeting. aecond place winner Janice Mrs. L. C. Burrell, Mr. and Mrs. through the Sky Room display­ and community notes. On the Couples host the business ing ready-to-wear from one of Phillips. She's a freshman this scene were Barbara Parker, Floyd Walker, Mr. and Mrs Bennie Owens, Mr. and Mrs. meetings in alphabetical order Columbus' oldest specialty fall. Marsha Dimmy and Mar- Geraldine Hardiman, Marion of their surnames and volunteer va Robinson chose Central State Charles Smith. stores, Bradford-Husch( 86 N. Cox, Betti Scott, Lucille Wade, for social meetings. Saro Lou Harris knows her __• High st, and lush fur pieces for their careers In advanced Maripn Lyman. Hours of the One other couple, Mr. and No matter, refreshments and reer depends on her perfect looks. from Leakas Furriers, 46 E. education. tea had to be staggered because Mrs. Richard Adams, were un­ That's why this top Negro beauty Rich st a a a of the tremendous numbers of able to join the celebration. fun are always the order of the evening when the Mr. and Mrs dresses her hair with Dixie Peach. That the models were Negro CLEVELAND'S charm I n g women involved in tbe current THE EVEN1NO BEGAN with club ot Zanesville get together waa due to foresight and plan­ Snellen Gleason- Is back on campaign so that some of the! an anniversary dinner, in the MORE Beauty for Your Hair ning of members of the Medical PROMINENT SOCIALITES Mrs. Isaiah Harri­ OSU campus for another year sections attended from I 'til 3, J Jade* Room ot the Macon "This fragrant beaufifier Is extrg Arts club, wives of local medi­ son and-Mrs. Harry Jefferson attended Medical Arts af­ of study, and I quote an ad­ the others from 3 'til 5 p. m. Lounge, after which the couples rich, improved with special Lanolin. cal, dental and pharmaceutical fair together. mirer happy over the whole Mrs. O'Neill was her usual visited the Columbus nightclub It gives more life, lustre and new charming self, poised yet friend­ scene. - „, -». Mode Hasiery & silky-softness to your perfect, JANICE PHILLIPS DISPLAYS EYE CATCHING men. thing . . . Annual Delta ice Some of them, aware of the breaker chips off this Satur-. ly, her blue eyes Inviting ratl.er Boasting children .totaling_ll. longer-lasting hair-do. suit before table headed by Mrs. Edmund B. Paxton 'han rejecting. the group'plans'many'activities importance of the Nvjro dollar I day night, and the night be­ Lingerie Shop _ j MORE Value forrYour Money (weaongVrehfd corsafe). * _ to include their -offspring. Dur- In their own lives, felt this to ba fore, men of Kapa Alpha Psi Th*Bi£gtstJar the time of decision—tha time kick .the fall quarter off-with jlng the summer the famiffes en­ -Lafe&t Shades In DOORS OF THE Schumach­ joyed picnics and,.other outdoor - FALL HOSIERS et the price! for Negro women in Columbus a smoker at the Neil House. er manse on E. Broad st. -activities together. Full Line Of frv:>.'.'.' ¥' r: _ s to act in a cooperative manner , . . Alpha Phi Alpha frat swung open to the general with dignity and know-how to brothers stay on Cloud 9 these In its first year the group Stretch Slipper Socks public last week. Its elegance rarely missed a holiday togeth­ and Scuffs i>IX|E do something tor themselves in­ days because of recently com­ and splendor left nothing to er, celebrating the N. Year, Open .Mon.-Thurs . :.n till 8 stead of following the old line— pleted transaction netting be desired, echoing ritual and "if it's white it's right. Christmas and, of course, at­ p. tn. Friday 9:80 till 9 p m I them a bonafide fraternity tradition of a past era. Old- Saturday 9 a m. till 10 p. m. j Hair The payoff was more than house in the university sec­ tending their annual dance on timers mused over eccentrici­ St. Patrick's day. members, fashion show partici­ tion. It's on 11th av. at tha ties of Its now deceased own­ pants or sponsoring merchants corner of Summit st. More Ths» secret pal system of the er, savoring every detail of club emphasizes wedding anni- anticipated. collegiate notes show that the number of daughters he Ernestine Cansler Visited by The Sentinel last Kenny Shearer, our favorite had, his frequent trips abroad, presents ... week, executives at Bradford- barrister's son, entered Frank­ his marriage and the long for­ Husch were all smiles over tre­ lin's Law school this fall. gotten data on Columbus' old- Mrs. Saunders mendous response to the show line "first" famUles. The and are seriously considering MRS. WQODIE L. SAUNDERS, Mrs. William J. NEWEST GIMMICK AT OSU 'FASHIONS in future planning. Garrett, Mrs. Bennett Dickerson present invitations at, mansion, reported to be torn Tuesday Hostess is the self-service university down soon according to dic­ FAMILIAR FACES IN COLUMBUS FASHION • • • door of Sky Room looking like fashion models them­ selves. book store. First day of the tates of Mr. Schumacher's Last Tuesday evening, Mrs. HAIR COLOR' shows, spectators Ida Kelly and Mrs! William Thornton. IN HIS STATEMENT to The quarter students pored over the will, occupies the block on Mary L. Saunders was hostess FEATURING Sentinel, Pierre Leakas assert- Janice Phillips, Joyce Brown, known matron, Mrs. lvanora stacks, surprisingly enough! Braod st. between Garfield to members of United Service COLOR LV CLAIROLT ed: "I waa happy to present p_t Jones, Ruth McClendon and Redman, who received glowing found their ' proper books and I and Hamilton avs. club of Oakley Av. Baptist, Co­ my merchandise before such a Rosebud Brown. comments In regard her contri­ lumbus. AT • distinguished group and consid­ Guest aenior model was well bution to the showing. Plans for future activities ered the showing a great oppor­ '*'•'•'.'-';'>~ were discussed. j v* tunity for our company." MARTY'S 502 CLUB . CHEESE CENTER Photography Mrs. Irene Blackwell was •'•. President of Medical Arts club Tuscarawas county ia the cen­ elected treasurer by unanimous | 502 ST. CLAIR AVE. -' • o •BHPf\ '•- ^RS ia Mra. Douglas Scott. General Presents Chorus k ______ter of tha Ohio Swiss cheese in­ at ita beat vote. chairman of the sellout affair fAYE ADAMS dustry. Cheese houses abound Wealeyan choir of Asbury Next regular meetin. will be was Mrs. Clarence J. Neal. FRANKIE BRUNSON Sunday Oct 13 _n______r_tf_____J______i in the county and visitors are Methodist, Columbua, will offer Weddings - Club Groups - Babies at the home of Mrs. Viola Jones. Th* showing was coordinated welcome to atop to observt the 330 Highland av. CARL HOLLAND ^Kfl ii-- '^V. the NANM chorus tn concert Portraits of Quality 7:30-9:30 P. M. by Eunice Wood, known for her processing and to sample Ohio Those present to enjoy a deli­ and his ORK Adv. $1.75 Door $2.00 By JH efforts toward establishing rec- Swl** ch«"«- * . under direction of Mrs. Ara Ar­ cious repast were Mesdames Hf ^ nold Friday, Oct. 11, at 8 p. m. AX. 9-7920 ognitlon and job opportunities • Georgia Burton, president; Ruth Tickets On Sale Now At DeBonnaire Beauty Salon, at the church, Glfton %nd Park- ROOSEVELT CALL CL. 3-7410 Shelton, Sidney Solomon. Helen Wfc. . for Negro models. LARGEST FOREST AREA 954 E. Long St.. and at 502 Club. For Ticket CARTER. Green, Irene Blackwell_ Viola • !____. It.. .,*__._ Shawnee state forest' is the wood avs. Information Call CL. 3-1826. Modela participating were of largest forested area In Ohio, Jones and Mrs. Harriett Haley. LOST IN EXCITEMENT OF THE LAVISH occa­ the recently reactivated Gay- - covering approximately Rev. Frank Arnold Is minis­ sion were names of these two attractive ladles. 33,419 wood Models group and included acres. ter.

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Columbus Bridge FOUND REFUGE IN OHIO Marcia Wingo Is Bride Of Mr. Branson Mixed Vegetables Add Variety Tha original Eliza In "Uncle Enrolls In N. Y. Designer School By MAKJORIE M« 1NTYRE I white Bible topped with white followed the ceremony were Club Plays Host Tom'a Cabin" was said to have Eva Leontine Ernst, daughter tiif.li.shed In 1890, is one of th* CHILUCOTHE. — White *ry- feathered carnations and ste- Mrs. Albert Jones, Mrs. Beech­ • found temporary refuge in the of Mrs. Naomi M. Ernst, 1079 oldest schools of professional ___thon.um_, white gladioli, ste- er Jones, Mrs. Titin Moorris, phonitis. On her head was a To Tournament Rankin home at Ripley, O., aOlmstea d av., Columbus, la en­ art in the country. phpnitus and seven branch can­ white velvet coronet trimmed Misa Kay Tanner and Miss Ca- •' *' '-."i ONE DAY SERVICE Mt. Healthy, O.', waa named Ptek Up and Delivery Miss Cheryl Wingo,; sister of gy. Mr. Branson is a segeant in The two session event was Miss Ernst previously attend­ Rev. Harold Wingo, father ol the army air force and has H__n__kS______iySg?:&;; to indicate tha village's escape the bride, and Rev. Carolton the bride was maid of honor held at Masonic Temple, Long ed Columbua East High school. 919 MT. VERNON AVE. and her dress was pink peau de served in the service for the past from the cholera epidemic which Flanigan, stepfather ot the st. and Miami av. ^-7*S*«| » •'__ scourged this region in tha 1850s. .Parsons School of Design, es- Columbus. Ohio soie and she carried a corsage two years. He is at present X "^^7*em\ groom, performed the certmony stationed near'Bellefontaine. Club guests included players ; ..;.-, ?'-','/; ; ' Saturday evening at 7:30. Theo f pink and white feathered car­ I rs .y. £_£;_>_-y'' • bride is the daughter of Rev. and nations. fallowing an undisclosed wed­ in the midwest section of tha Mrs. Harold Wingo of this city Mr. David Branson, cousin of ding trip the newjjjweds will be American Bridge Ass'n from St. PB^mmmmmmm^P^?**'' \ and the bridegroom's parents the groom served as best man. at home at 179 Columbus .St., Louis, Chicago Syracuse, N. ' jiff f'C :_"•.' ara* Mrs. Carolton Flanigan, • • * Bellefontaine. V., Buffalo, N. Y., Detroit, PRECEEDING the ceremony Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Dayton, Middle town, and Mr. Ralph Attending from out of town ^QtaJ______r • __r*^ •"'•1 traditional wedding music was Springfield, Xenia, W. Carroll- : Branson, Sr., Bellefontaine. ____L. _sir played by Mrs. Freddy Raney. wera Rev. and Mrs. Carolton ton and Akron, O. • • • __By.___yy__ Mrs. Wingo received her guests Flanigan and Mrs. Ruth How­ THE BRIBE WORE a dress in a dress of peau de soie which ard, Middletown, Mrs. Katherine Winners' trophies were award­ - cf Alencon lace which was white ESTHER L. SAFFORD ed Theodore Griffith, Dayton, was floral print on a beige back­ Johnson, Dayton; Mr. Edward V waltz length and featured a low ''.. •' njggw '; 1 ground. Mrs. Flanigan wore a Branson,"Columbus; Mr. David and Pauline Taylor, Detroit, portrait neckline. Th dress, \jL%-': j e sheath dress of navy blue faille. Branson, Bellefontaine, Mr. and first place; Clifton Childress WAR|TB worn over a crinoline, had a Mrs. Albert Jones, Delaware.' Named To and Zellne Richard, both of De­ windswept skirt and waa banded Their corsages were pink and troit, second place. • with white satin .that formed a white feathered carnations. ___K_t ' • ______12 queens aide bustle bow. *She carried a Hostesses at the reception that Dana Marsh, member of the ______&__ 38 Students Of State American Contract Bridge Lea­ gue, served as director and to win 12 Nursing Capped scorer of the play. " Position _J N. YORK.—Thirty-eight stu­ Alice Covington is president wonderful prizes Now... crisp almonds dents of Harlem Hospital School Mrs. Esther L. Safford of Co­of the local organization. WHEN YOU WANT TO ADD COLOR AND in­ of Nursing were capped last lumbus has been appointed sec­ Other officers include Roy Mc­ terest to your menus, consider the virtues of quick fro­ Friday night by the superinten­ retary to the engineer in charge Clelland, vice' president; Bar­ zen mixed garden vegetables. Combination of cut corn, this week! for extra goodness! dent of nurses, Alida C. Dailey, of the electronic computing lab­ bara Bondurant, recording sec­ green beans, carrots, peas and lima beans makes a color­ in an impressive Capping Exer­ oratory, aerial engineering sec­ retary; Bernice Boyd, corres­ ful addition to simple meat-and-potatoes meal. And cise at Randall Memorial Pres­ tion, Dept. of Highways, by ponding secretary, and Clifford what a joy to be able to serve a five vegetable medley byterian church. Gov. O'Neill. • Tyree, treasurer. without the bother of preparing and cooking five sep­ Mrs. Safford, a former resi­ arate vegetables ( Borden's _J£ The students represented dent of Zanesville, graduated seven states und three foreign from Hopewell High of that city countries. We want to f I n d o u t WHO where vshc became a scholarship Pregnancy And Tuberculosis From Ohio were MisseslFran- contest winner in shorthand dur­ ing her senior year. ces Espy, Joan Thomas and Bar­ By MARION LEWIS are the best cooks! bara Vincent. • • • women. MRS. SAFFORD ENTERS her One of the great tragedies of UNFAVORABLE CHANGES, new position with an abundance tuberculosis In past years has lt was found, happened most Chocolate been the belief that a woman often to those who failed to fol­ wm of stenographical and secretar­ 1 ial experience having been em­ suffering from TB should not low medical advice. Not one of HERE'S ALL YOU DO! tha women who had inactive tu­ ployed as head stenographer have a baby. If a pregnant i. Just go to your nearest etactrlc appliance tco_f.it-pier* of pa per attached to the card. Almond/? and secretary to the chief of the woman waa discovered to have berculosis showed any change dealer's store, your deelar wiU give you 4. Fill out ttie rest ot the eard and drop It the disease, therapeutic abor­ for the worse because of preg­ abaotutely FREE a wonderful new cook radio unit with Wright-Patterson book. And ha will give you Uie official self- •n th* mall. That's all there la ta Itl air base at Dayton, secretary, to tion for the good of ber health nancy. mailing antry card for tbe "Cook Book 8. All entries must be postmarked not later supervisor of the accounting sec­ waa often recommended, ac­ Tha Philadelphia dcotors con­ Ciu-uv_i- Contact than midnight Saturday for the week of tha particular category you have antortd. Ice Cream tion in the benefits department cording to the Tuberculosis So­ clude that TB ia not complicat­ 2. Tfc*r* arts be a aeperata aootaat each of the Ohio Bureau of Unemploy­ ciety of Columbus and Franklin ed by the-process of having a .weak tor tiva w**kajp a aaparata recip* 6. Th*r*__ni be no cook-off of r*cipes. County. baby, and should not be consid­ division-aa ioUowi: Judging will be basad solely on your written ment Compensation, and secre­ recipe and on the basis ol originality, O TH« •OftMN CO. tary to'the chief of the photo­ In recent yeara, however, the ered a reason for ending a preg 1st Weak. Quick BranM simplicity, composition and eacactnees of graphic reconnaissance opera­ nancy. 2nd Week iW measurement. idea that pregnancy does not in 3rd Weak On*-Di__ Meali tional engineering section at itself cause tha disease to get With proper- modern care of 7. Ther* will be twelve (12) prizes each tha disease,, tha tuberculous 4th Week - week, two of which -will be grand prlzaS Lockbourne air base where she worse has been .gaining support, SttWea- . woman can have her.baby." known a> th* -Recipe* of th* We*k> earned a sustained superior.per- .the society adds. tsmaaa th* recipe division you want to 8. You may enter avery'c.tegcry If you wish. iformance, award: " __ " «.-•' * . -• It's- vary important, _he sa- mt a*4 write out .your tovortt* recip* But If you win In on* category you are not. Studying, tha records of 152ciet y reminds, tor a pregnant earn- oa the" official antry aard or a \% OVTCH • Mrs. Safford is the daughfer •llgibl* to compete for th* rest of th* contest in of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh K. Mayle tuberculosis women who h-d 241 woman to make sure .whether or of Zanesville. pregnancies ov?r a 30 year per­ not she has TB. The simple tu­ •••••..••...•.».•.••. • •• * .m. >««» »»»»»4, Pints berculin test will show whether She resides with her husband, iod, doctors at Henry Phipps in­ or not TB germs are in her sys­ ond Randolph, Sr., ond sons*-Wil­ stitute In Philadelphia found HERE ARE THE JUDGES! HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL GET! tem. If the test is positive, a T Half liam Douglas and Randolph, Jr., that thera hod been no change during or after pregnancy In the chest X-ray and other tests can *'<«ry*>oor wtnat Juat for (otn* at 314 Porkwood av. in Colum­ BARBARA MVMS) food ;^5? Gallons condition of 90.3 percent of the be made to find out whether she to your *l*ctrK apoilanc* bus. • _ltor of th» Colimnbui »ix• ron'U mat tMt rnarv*>ou* has active disease. OI*p*-Bfc. orlylnrntor of n.. rook book FRCCwtiathaf von mli- ttva aontatt ot *ot. Once the disease i_»>discover- -Th* a_o_-« Co-Mr" For Better Gifts See COLUMBUS LAUNDRY ed. treatment can be started to TEN Wlnnara EACH WEEK -« check it. IftCNC NirrZi _Kl*n*lon r«-_»..a wMdarhjf atactrle fry & DRY CLEANING p«na. Evary aroma* know* how Unless it ia discovered, pre­ -utrl ___!•« tor tha 4 4- A wonderful new version of chat favorite chocolate 308 ML Vemon Ave.. Col's, O *onv*nl*At trteee handy MRS. MARIE L. HARRI­ cautions can't be taken to pro­ eounty AgrionlturU aookancM ar*. WtvaRy and almond combination! It'* Borden's Dutch Chocolate 9h0ama*Om ••*-*_<• of tn* ovary k_>d at dtah aari b* SON, national president of Family and Bachelor Bundles tect her child from the disease. txaoerea ta Wiaaa. auto- —with all the full rich flavor of genuine Dutch Ohio Stat* mm+aarerty Murphy*s Business ond Profes a I o n a 1 Drapes, Blankets, Repairs k «_»_e__. (0 Or aana la «-t cocoa—plus lot J of fine quality almonds. Try it! Women's Clubs, Inc., will pre­ Alterations A test for TB should be part of evory woman's preparation JUDY c Of-r-'MA Mi Pood TWO ORANO PRIZE WtNMfM sent a full picture of the prog­ FLORINE RAMSEY, M.r. •dttor arut Wo—•*• EACH W«CK mm rac.lv* • ress made under her adminis­ for motherhood, the TB Society baautlful. aomoWat. auto- Gifts V Things O. I.. SAMSET, Prop. o*p*#«w>*M empmaSmr- for mat 1097« *•_#* / t .here's A Borden tration at the organization's advises. th* Oolumbu* Cittm*_i national convention in Pitts­ Reasonable Prices \£ MUIUM* Dealer Ueor You mm burgh Oct. 10-12. THE COLUMBUS HOME LAUNDRY Eastside*s Most Complete AND DRY CLEANERS FALL REGISTRATION Cleaners and Launderers of Quality and Distinction Gift Shoppe Now In Progress At A Oae Stop Cleaning Service All Work Done At Our Plant Join tbt Funi Get your FREE cook book. Eota. your • WEDDINGS, BIRTHDAYS, AxNNIVERSARlES LUCY DEAN 6.8 E. LONG ST. Columbus, O. CL. 1-5415 NOVELTIES • CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS PlAY SCHOOL favorite recipe in COOK BOOK CARNIVAL THIS WEEK! LADIES HOSIERY IN ALL LATEST SHADES BORDEN'S 334 Wilson Ave. CL. 3-77.5 Excellent Service At Children Ages 2-10 (Call For Our After Hours Hosiery Service) Mooney Chinese Hand Laundry & WONDERFUL THIN6S HAPPEN ON AM tLt€Tt»tC^s\AAf4*e Open Daily 8:30 A. M. 'Til 10 P. M. Sundays 'Til 3 P. M. 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^^^^^ *! *T___> - ...... rOCT03.tR o, 1957 SATURDAy, OCTOBER 5,, 1957 SENTINEL SEC,2r--PAGE_, Speaker Blasts Church Barriers Girl Friends Sparkle During Third There should be no barriers, odist. THI-TO?At WAT COUNTS! including that ot race, in the Leaders for the one day meet­ fellowship of local churches, ing were Mrs. Pearl Robinson, Anniversary Celebration Recently members- of Wesleyan Service Dayton; Mrs. Mary Robinson, Guilds^ the Columbus district Akron, and Mrs. - Myra Wil­ roiSow The Crowds of thiffLexingtoh conference of liams, Columbus. the Methodot church were told Mrs. Tyna Lewis, Columbus, To .... by Mrs. Robert H. Streaty, Co­ district secretary, presided, and STpCK MP AND lumbus, in the annual meeting Mrs. Greta Marcus, Cleveland, SAVE) last Sunday in Centenary Meth­ also spoke. CAMPBELL'S CHICKEN NOODLE Carl Brown's IMPORTANT CENTER ONLY PAPAL SEMINARY Middle town, O., is an impor­ ' The only papal seminary on IGA Food Store tant center of the paper-making the N. American continent( the 7 *1 industry and general headquar­ Pontifical College Josephinum, SOUP ters for Armco steel products. is located at Worthington. I CANS § 1289 ML Vernon Ave. £- CHASE & SANBORN PURE At Champion QUALITY AND SERVICE ARE OFFERED BY THESE COLUMBUS $i INSTANT COFFEE 6 OZ. JAR 1 COMMUNITY BUSINESSES TOAST ON OCCASION OF THEIR THIRD ANNIVERSARY was shared by IGA FANCY NEW YORK >^i GIVE THEM YOUR SUPPORT Girl Friends of Columbus at recent "birthday" party at the White House. From left: 4* Mesdames Lawrence McGill, Douglas Hamlar, Jack White, George McClung, Frank­ lin Whittaker, Thomas Brewer, Miss LaVerne Dukes, Mesdames R. Earl Bland and No. 303 CANS MICKEY'S MARKETS WILLIAMS Timothy Treadwell. APPLE SAUCE 1 Groceries • Meats - Sundries GROCERY PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE 1184 St Clair at Leona Ave 4(7 N. GARFIELD AVE. With glitter in their hairdos IGA ELBERT A THURS., FRI. AND SAT., ONLY AX 1-7508 Columbus, Ohio matching the sparkle of the Juanita Walker Receives Open Daily k Sunday Orecertea, Meats, Confecttona champagne served throughout 7:15 till 10:30 Manning Willi.ms. Prop the evening, members of Colum­ No. 2'* CANS bus chapter. Girl Friends, Inc., PEACHES 3 1 TABLERITE SWISS feted their many friends recent­ Nurse Education Degree SMITH'. ly at Darnett's White House on MODERN MARKET Indianola av. during a delightful HAVANA CLUB CRUSHED 183 N. 20th St. CL. 145 CONFECTIONARY party celebrating their third an­ Calambas, Ohio 1170 Granville St. CL. S-130* niversary ot organization. |U :-<>/. CANS § Columbos, Ohio . PINEAPPLE BEER & WINE Grtverles. Meats. Confections Funseekers. guests of the Girl STEAK Dally I A. M. to • P. _L Friends, frolicked 'til the wee f TO CARRY OUT ELIZABETH RANSOM and sma' hours lo the tunes of Sam­ FROM ROUNDS ALMA DEWS. Props. my Hopkins and his combo and AND ARM nibbled from trays of canapes MUCHMORE SHOULDER CUTS centering tables outlining the GOODWIN'S dance area at the White House. Brach's Chocolates FEAIHERSTONE'S MM. Fresb fruits, Vegetables Table hopping was rule of the CANNED BEANS Lb. 159 N. irre ST. CL. 2-0559 Groceries A Meats. evening to the obvious enjoy­ Columbus. O. 678 E. Long St. ment of all concerned. Vegetables, Meats Columbus, »hio Guests included: Chocolate Stars 10 oz. 59c • Pork V Beans Groceries 8 ... M to 11:30 P. M. The J. Harold Thomases, the 7 Days A Week Beer k nine To Carry Out John Watkins, the Chester 8 1/4 oz. 39c > # Red Beans Weekdays I A M. It P M Peanut Clusters PORK STEAK Lb. 590 Sundays • A M 2PM Bradleys, the John Turners, the Party Supplies - Domestic William Kings, the Clarence J • Red Kidney Beans k Imported Champagnes IIMMY'S MARKET. Neals the Fred Newsomes, the Bridge Mix 9oz. 39c WE DELIVER Earl Sherards, ' the . Lawrence (Eight Years With Whittakers. the J. K. Smiths, © Butter Beans ROYAL GOLD Kroger's) the Arthur Blands, the James Glovers of Xenia, Mary Valen­ • Pinlo Beans MARTHA'S 1672 Wl. VERNON AVE. tine of Wilberforce, the Wilburn Wcddingtons, the Edmund Pax- IGA FROZEN SLICED MARKET, ~ CL 2-6274 tons, the Richard Moores, the COR. PARSONS i IIIIOS _ Columbus. Otale Carl Basn.tts, the rJUEan _Ro_i_r Your Choice CL. 2 0312 sons, the Horace Barnetts, Nan­ Complete line of cy Ann Reynolds, James Allen, STRAWBERRIES FRUITS'- tffitfETABLES JUANITA WEBB WALKER GOLDEN MEAT- k G.tUCERIES Marguerite Diggs, *th. David .-.--... •* _»«• MEATS - BEER - WINE" Whites. Mrs. Juanita Webb Walker, household until Mrs. Walker', CUBES CARRYOUT Hours: MOD. Thurs. 1:30 222 Parkwood av. Columbus, NO. 300 CANS A. M to 7:30 P M., Frt A f return, received many congratu­ 10 Open Daily 7:30 A.M.-ll P.M Sal 1:2* A M. to 8 P. M. FOUNDED IN 1872 received her decree in nursing latory expressions from their Q 1 0-OZ. CANS 09 j£ £ Lb. Sunday 8 A.M.-4 P.M. education from City Hospital Sao. 7:30 A. M. to 12 Noon One of the oldest bridge com­ No. 2 and Homer G. Phillips many friends for the achieve­ MARTHA E. GRADY. Mgr. panies in the world was founded hospital in St. Louis at annual ment of this courageous wife |l»rop. JAMES H. FLOOD in 1872 at Wilmington, O. Patronize Our Advertisers! commencement exercises. and mother.—E. W. (, C*AYAV3v\7» BUT V REAiiV SAVE AT After taking the state nurses fPON_rFEEl UKE EATUJcAg 'BREEZY _AV; HE DOCSN'T FEEL LIKE * _____*_ Moving to another city? t eATlNG-.DeAJZ? I_M'T THAT CUTE.' We hate to see you go but if examination, Mrs. Walker will r Smailwood Market you must don't forget to become a registered nurse and l&4_ Quality Meats • Groceries keep abreast of events in will be eligible to practice in CARL Open Evenings and Sundays Ohio. HI.AAOv./ YE4'/v\,rr«;' CL. 2-0540 your old hometown with a 805 MT. VERNON AVE Sentinel mail subscription • • • VOUBSON-- WILLIAMS and S.MALLWOOD. Props Only $6.50 a year. MRS. WALKER IS A native BROWN'S St. Louisan. Since moving to Columbus she has proven her­ 1289 Mt. Vernon Av. BLUE VALLEY self an ardent worker in civic, MAYHUGH and SON social and charitable groups of 818 MT. VERNON AVE. CL. 3-2021 the city and county. HOURS DAILY 7 A M TO 8 P. M. BUTTER Prior to returning to _t. Louis SHOP 711 Beer and Wine To Carryout to complete her nurse training, Tbe Store Witb The Friendly Atmosphere Mrs. Walker was active in the Quality Meats and Groceries — Miles M. Maybu.b, Prop. medical auxiliary of Ohio Acad­ r Rutb Liverpool. Cashier Free City-Wide Delivery T FEEL UKEt*** PON" PEEL UK£)G> //VWPf ITS ) \doOOPJOt(L 9 P.M. emy of Medicine, ai.nual United •to r* _£W6 trOT^ Appeal and polio fund cam­ 7PACG VtVOfTZ EATINGE/r. Eft- Z^r^£P~ ^7-_3£r&_& . -_X//WLK,rvF paigns, and auxiliary of Colum­ J/5PR!N» V7^J IUES. thru SAT. iDDvnnunx ^—-_V__^:—' _%SB .SVVtETHEART- X COLD// bus Surgical Society. Mother of three sons and one daughter, Juanita Walker is the MON. 8 'til 7 ST CLAIR CARRY OUT wife of Dr. Watson H. Walker, 505 St. Clair Ave. Columbus, O. CL. 8-6973 general surgeon. Groceries, Meats, Confections, Ice Cream i» good buttei SUN. 9 'til 2 IN COLUMBUS Dr.. Wine aad Beer to Carry Out that'* wb- million. -•* it Walker, Joe Moore and Jim O'Cainc, Props. his children and his mother. Ifk who ia managing the Walker ___r___utWL . nJQvBEi ... 1 a. —B—1 1, 1 . 11 .11 Ui .1 ;. %

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,.-'.;:/—-".—K- fiATURDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. 2—PAGE 11 >$&S 1Q THK OHIO SEN SATURDAY, OCTOBErf. I. _9_ 7 Methodists Ask Start Of School Maces Mother Behind The Wheel School days may be happy you alert on long weekend trips. locked from the inside. L^tub a^criptd System Change f\eliaiou3 L^hat days, but they're also busy ones • Clear the rear deck of your • Ask your filling station tor Mother — and the family carl Tilings left there can ob- operator to check the pressure in car. acur* your rear view and be­your spare tire, next time you SDtt *ynei ^/ticxancter come hazardous missiles if you You m.y not have to ferry the drive in. EGISTER YOUR club with this column by filling in the blank have to stop suddenly. children to school. But you do below and returning lt to The Ohio Sentinel, Box 629, Colum­ have to get them to Scout meet­ • Check your car discipline. Some drivers neglect this, R chore for months, then find bus 18. (Registered to dates The Rosebud club, the Bopettes.) ings, music tenons and parties. Children should always stay BEDIENCE IS GOD'S STANDARD OF RIGHTEOUSNESS . . . seated. Don't allow rough-hous­ themselves in a spot when they CL.UIJ ..••*••...... ,,..,.,^ •,,•,,,.,.,,,,,,,, As a result you know your car, Fear God and keep His commandments, for this is the whole Its litUe failings and its person­ ing. On drives keep ear doors have a fl-L PRESIDENT'S NAME O ality as well as your husband ADDRESS PHONE ...•••***••..*. » duty of man. (Eccl. 12:13.) does. SECRETARY'S OR > The ten commandment law covers every phase of life, and Is the standard by which we are to be justified or condemned in These pointers can help you Visit N. York REPORTER'S NAME the judgment. Therefore we are admonished, "So speak ye, and keep it in condition and make Visitor Mr. and Mrs. Felton Gray, ADDRESS PHONE .... so do, as they that shall be judged by the law of liberty." (James trips safer: Type of Club! • 2:12.) "For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every • Have one of the children 772 E. Mound st., Columbus, and Church Civic PTA Social . secret thing whether it be good, or whether it b« evil." (Eccl. check the worklnf condition of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pollard, 417 From Auxilary Charity 12:14.) the head and tail lights with you. S. Wheatland av., have returned A "one-eyed car is a highway Colambus Chapter Jr. Busi­ We are living In momentous days. from a motor trip to N. York slon. Family and Child Wel­ God requires wholehearted hazard! City. Dayton ness and Professional Wom­ fare Council la comprised of for disobedience. Even partial • Examine your windshield obedience. He again and again en's club wants the public to representatives of organiza­ appealed to Israel to give whole­ obedience. God is very parti­ wiper blades. Worn or broken Karen Denlse Brown, small tions dealing directly with so­ know there will be no advance hearted obedience to His com­ cular, and nothing but implicit ones should be replaced before daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ cial casework or study capac­ liam Brown of Dayton, spent a sale of tickets for this Friday mandments, His statutes, and obedience is acceptable to Him. traditional bad weather starts. On Honor List night's "Jail House Bock" at ity with families and chUdren ATTY EDITH S. SAMPSON, EX-ENVOY TO • Be sure your glove com­ few weeks with her grandpa­ In the Franklin county area. His judgments, but they were • • • Columbus students with all rents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dor- Masonic Temple. 2 'III 12. Fol­ stubborn. the United Nations and worldwide traveler, will share partment contains a flashlight • • • TO KNOW RIGHT and not do "A" work on the summer quar­ sey, 1585 Shawnee av.( Colum­ lowing theme of the title, the Had they hearkened unto Him, it is sin. God's warnings are her knowledge and experiences with 500 delegates and with good batteries, a safe caf- 8. MONROE AV. Neighbor­ REV. ARNOLD friends at Business and Professional Women's annual feine-type preparation and a ter honor list of the College of bus. dance suggests wearing ap­ they would have been richly re­ always accompanied by His ap­ A going away party was giv­ parel in black or white or hood club held its first meeting warded by both material and peals to obedience. He be­ luncheon in Pittsburgh Saturday, Oct. 12, In the grand windshield cleaning cloth. Safe Commerce ond Administration of the season Thursday at the DAYTON. — Abolition of the en in ber honor last Wednesday stripes, according to club spiritual blessings. seeches us to do His willt that ballroom of the Hotel Sherwjrn. as coffee, the tablets help keep at Ohio State university include home of Mrs. Irene Williams, jurisdictional system of the • • • during which Karen Denise and president Cosine White. Methodist church was asked for we may not be "found wanting.'* Colleen Bryce Mitchell, 107 N.he r little friends played games. 490 S. Monroe av. A shoe rally a a a by the Board of Lay Activities THERE IS NO substitute for The reason some people are 17th st. * Those enjoynig refreshments Is planned for next meeting: THE ALPIIABETTES, for- of the Lexington conference obedience. To obey is better disobedient is because thei. of cake and ice cream were De­ Members were glad to hear that heart is fully set In them to do merly Alpha Wives club, an­ which met here in Dixon Metho­ than sacrifice. The Amalekites Sentinel Recommended - - — nise Coleman, William Coleman, the president, Mrs. Ruby Col­ evil. God bears long with the nounce plans for their square dist church. were on idolatrous nation who Jr., Yvonne Turner, Ronnie lins, Is recuperating nicely fol­ had harassed and dealt cruelly transgressor, for He is "not will­ • _> ^oet%/fa*ne, Turner, Ruth Ann Bailey, Nor­ dance this Saturday at Spring lowing on operation. The resolution was written by ing that any should perish." St. YMCA, 8 p. m. Colleen with Israel for hundreds ot ma Jean Young, Rita Jo Young, • • • a committee headed by Donald years. The Lord bore long with ' By Tuiin W_____« ' ——I Bryce Mitchell is chairman: For four generations HQ bore Bernice Fadis, William Brown, ALLOW CLUB SCRIPTS to A. Spencer, lay leader of the them, but they refused to turn USeaulur, *_\._e Popular James Jonard will call Cincinnati district. with the wicked and Idolatrous j onS morning television movie on Clean­ Jr., James Chisholm. introduce—la case you haven't from their wicked ways. Amorites. giving them unmistak­ ing day, with tht cleaning atl the squares (no pun intended!). met — Columbos Community To Have Your Business Included In This Directory Call finished! Well, I-did last week — Karen Denise left for home Speakers at the three day con­ God became very angry and able evidences that Jehovah is CL. 3-7416. Deadline Saturday 12 Noon. Thursday. — Alphabettcs are wives of mem­ Theatre, non-profit, e d u c a- fab included Dr. Frank R. Ar­ thanks to a wonderful anniversary bers of Alpha Phi Alpha frater­ through the prophet Samuel He the true God; for 400 years He present that makescleanlne eas­ tlonal, recreational organiza­ nold, Columbus, Dr. R. G. Mor­ delayed His judgments upon the ier, faster and helps to do a better, nity. sent a command to Saul, king AMISII POPULATION tion whose membership Is ris, Chicago, and Rev. Maceo D. of Israel, to smit. the Amalcks, Amelekitcs. For 120 years He job. < • » • open to anyone with an inter­ The gift !• a new convertible There is a large Amtsh popu­ Pembroke, St. Louis. and destroy all that they had. pleaded with the antediluvians to FLAMINGO BEAUTY SHOP cleaner with a 2 speed motor and lation in Ohio, most of it ex- FALL MEMBERSHIP meet­ est in the theatre and per­ repent and to be saved. ing of Family and Child Wel­ But Saul disobeyed God's com­ Complete Beauty Service — Hair Weaving Specialty an automatic shift Why. it's ac­ tending through southeast forming arts. Purpose Is to FOR YOUR INFO mand. He spared Agag, king of tually two cleaners In one: first, fare Council of Council of So­ Whenever He delayed His JOHNNIE MAE PUGH, Prop. Wayne county, eastern Holmes serve the Columbus commu­ Uie Arr.clckitcs, ond saved the it's a superior cial Agencies was held Friday For brochures containing in­ judgment it is for the purpose 1230 E. Long St. Open 9 A. M. - 9 P. M. CL 2-5317 vacuum cleaner county, and western Tuscarawas nity by providing constructive best of the cattle and sheep. at Columbus Psychiatric leisure time activity; to de­ teresting information on Ohio's of giving the disobedient every Operators Wanted that whisks over county. Three are other good- industry, history and recreation­ your carpets and Clinic, 1960 W. Broad st. Men­ velop talent, provide outlet for Saul tried to make an excuse opportunity for repentance. sized communities in Hartvill. al areas, write to Ohio Deve­ pulls every speck and Uniontown above Canton, tal health needs and resources self expression, and to present by explaining that they saved "Love worketh no ill to his of dust and dirt lopment and Publicity Commis­ the best cattle "to sacrifice unto neighbor, therefore love Is the DORA'S as It beats, around Middlefield and Burton of Franklin county were con­ dramatic literature in the FREDA'S HEAUTY SHOP sweeps and form for which it was written. sion, 21 W. Broad st., Columbus the Lord." fulfilling of the law." BEAUTY SALON TILLEEN'S in Geauga county, and northwest sidered through panel discus- 13. Complete Beaaty Service cleans. Secondly, Program of Columbus Com­ 1.4 N. nth at. CL. 3-513? it's a straight- of Columbus around Plain City. Samuel did not commend Saul Acceptable obedience cornea Beattte Shoppe munity Theatre involves work­ Complete Beaut- Service Inez ii olden, Opr. suction hese ______- a Religious Services for any good intentions he may from the heart. Dora Phillips' Basse!!. Prop. ALFREDA BRAY, Prop 941 Mt. Vemon Ave. CL. 84484 cleaner for walls, shops In dramatics, suit-case MAIL FLIGHT STARTED have had, but said, "Behold, to "If ye love Me," Jesus says, woodwork, Mary Dobsoa. Willie Mae No Appointment Necessary. ELOISE'S theatre, modern dance, choral In Cleveland, on May 15, 1919, obey is better than sacrifice." "keep My comandments". 309 *i Miami Ave. CL. MKt» Open Monday tarn Saturday blinds and countless other dust- In Columbus Churches Stanley. Oprs. problem spots. When yoar carpets - BEAUTY SHOPPE singing, play reading and dis­ was started the first regularly No gifts or offerings or war­ By this test the eternal des- Alma Givens, Operator Operators: - art finished atl you do is click in cussion, one act plays and ma­ scheduled airmail flight in U.S. ship of any kind could atone tin_r of ail will be dicidcd. Melvon Givens, ttbea Brown the converter and the big motor Daily 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. CALDWELL TEMPLE - Wor­ jor productions. Biggest im­ Jessie Vinson. Greta Mitchell automatically shifts into high to With or Without Appointment ship ond fellowship with purpose mediate need Is support. The Kive you 50V more cleaning pow- at Caldwell Temple AME Zion HOUSE of CLAMOUR Prop. AIM'!MI.A LOGAN t>r than ever before. Imagine! The' group is offering four types of • Exclusive Styling Church, 524 B Long SL J. Dal­ BEAUTY HEIGHT cleaner follows you around tho • Complete Beauty Service members hip in Columbus 698 Mt. Vemon Ave. CL. 8-531) house, and then there's the exclu­ las Jenkins, minister. 9:30. a.m., Community Theatre — $4 per Complete Beauty Service 801 Mt. Vemon av. sive double stretch hose that makes; 8 Operators To Serve You Church School. 11 a.m., Morn- THE BRONZE, . it simple to get tp hard to reaohj year secures membership with . Hair Sty Ung—Ehrit Catting fc~CL. t-Ul! • CL; S-stTS . BEAUTY SALON puis, like moulding., or into book-1 Elolse Flood,: Prop., Jimmy -ing Worship. 6:30 p-m., 'Chris­ active membershliTprrvlleges."' A Specialty Complete Beaaty Service cases; tian Endeavor. 8-p.m., Evening Prop {Mattie Warren Turner Specializing in aU types _f Hall, Bernice Potts, Florenre $15 lists you as a sustaining No Appointment Necessary cosmetology I'm. really thrilled v. Iih mv new Vaughn, Hattie Merrill, Worship. Wednesday, 8 p.m., member with active member­ Operators: Clara "Caldwell, Operaotors: Mable Brown, For Appointment Call work-saver. It's made !•>• Hoover | Midweek Praise.. The Capital Helen Gibson ship privileges; $50 per year Lear Ware, Mary Frances Almeda Misenheimer, Lela CL. 8-4611 —always my guide t<> the best in i City's Temple'of Zion Method­ Kuv.ell. Annie Kate Jackson. Fare Crews Webb, Prop. appliances. Anythii u' lhat makes) makes you as a CCT patron to Bernice Hughes Hargrove, Mary Dulaney, Winifred Mitchell, Mgr. housework easier is teally worth) 962 MT. VEBNON AVE. ism. receive two tickets to each Lucy Ward 999 E. Long St. looking Into, isn't it? 'm | CL. 8-2090 production and one ticket to Clara Rogers, Manager MX. OLIVET-Visit next Sunday the annual banquet; $100 per at ML Olivet Baptist Church, year lists you as an "angel" IVE SISTERS' LITTLE 428 E. Main St. "No Creed But HOUSE of BEAUTY to receive four tickets to e _fh JUST A MERE Christ." H Beecher Hicks, min­ production and two tickets to BEAJTY SAION Beauty Salon Complete Beauty Service ister. 9* a.m., The Church at the banquet. Contributions Sift N. 29th St. - CL. 2-2219 Hair Styling a Specialty Study. 10:45 a.m., Th. Church are tax deductible, retroactive to eat out VIOLA MITCHELL, Prop. Complete Beaaty Service 948 Mt. Vemon Ave. CL. 8-8213 at Worship. 6 p.m., Baptist to Sept. 1, 1957. For charter IDA MAE SMITH. Operator May. Digbie, SaUy Lilly Nash. Opr.. Training Union. 7:30 p.m., The memberships and invitations Nolan. Anna Flenard, Alice Dorton, Mgr. Church at Worship. to the first annual banquet re­ Complete Beauty Service Virginia Brown, Anna Bozeman, Prop. SECOND BAPTIST—You're al­ mittances are to be made at -at least once a Week! Appointments 9 AM -0 PM Operators ways welcome at Second Baptist once to Columbus Community 109 inni* Ave. HI. 4-8715 El.elha Cnrrtngton, Owner Theatre, Marvin Bonowitz, •fancy Carr's Beauty Shop Church, 186 N. 17th SL C. F. '.'Booths For Rent" Jenkins, minister. 9:15 a.m., President, 43 Jefferson av., We think that's a jim-dandy What's more, when you do Open For Business At Church School. 10:45 a.m., Columbus 3. slogan because we know eat out, we think you deserve IMA'S BEAUTY SHOP 911 ML Vemon Ave. Morning Worship. 7:45 p.m., • • • (Ip Locke's Barber Shop) Evening Worship. there's nothing you'd rather ths vary best ia food and Complete Beaaty Service—Half Styling and Scalp Treatment Operators! Pauline Smart, FIRST MEETING OF East see (or be) than a happy . service — which la exactly Prop. Ima Johnson, Oprs. Annie Ruth Ashley, Virginia Ely SHILOH BAPTIST — Come to High PTA will be held Oct. 10 Warnle Lee Hensley Shiloh Baptist, Hamilton at ML at the school, Taylor av. and E. mother, dad or brother! what w« give you. 599 St Clair Ave. CL. 3-6083 Open Dally 9 A M. to 8 P. M. Vemon av. James W. Parrish, Broad st., at which time open CLASSIC minister. 8:15 a.m., Radio house will be held starting at 8 FA5HIONETTA BEAUTY BAR BEAUTY SA LOIS Broadcast (WBNS). 9 a.m., p. m. Introduction of East High iTT E. CONG ST. CA 8-4841 924 ML Vemon CL. 8-3970 ..jChurch School (Children may school's faculty will be made by Complete Beaaty Service Complete Beaaty Service be left with competent mothers Austin' Besancon, principal. NOVELTY FOOD BAR Oprs: Oertn.de McElroy, Catherine OonaeU, Charlie Mae Logan. Prop. during worship). 11 a.m., Church Rev. Paul T. Prctzloff will give Operators: Lovells Dsvies, invocation for this open public EUeeo Stamps, Herbert Sellers, Winifred Wallace, at Worship. 11 a.m., Continued Serving Complete Meals Around The Clock Gladys Lucille Reeves. Leona Wade. Louise Ray, Church School for small chil­ meeting. Parents of East Hi.h Margaret Long, Sarah Boyd, dren, d p.m., Baptist Training students are urged to attend by Helen Patrick, Esther Logan Union 7:30 p.m., Evening Wor­ this year's president, Mrs. 741E. L0N6 ST. CA. 4-0552 «IT PAYS TO LOOK YOUR BEST" Ida rdse Griffin. Travis ship. Music by five choirs, Ralph Krause. ffiBHF^ • .!•• _-••- i , •.• , •._.•.. i ii'.ii_ii_-_rn i •' r • .' ;... , , • „', „ ... ,., ,,.,, _ murr • Jamson -______•

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Ursel W. Lewis Directs Eastwood PTA Planning JATPRPAV. OCTOBER 8, 1937 THIS OHTQ 8E_^T_NlXi SEC. 2—PAGE 13 Caldwell Fashion Event Active Program For Fall Hamp Has An Eye For Talent Plans are underway for "an . OPEN HOUSE WILL be for By RUBY LUSEAR EVANS by P. M. Scott, president and active, enjoyable, and meaning­ the purpose of getting acquaint­ Musk- Will supplement show­ directed by John .__., Mohan. ful PTA program at Eastwood ed and receive important infor­ ing oLJashionable attire at the Members are John H. Alexan­ school this fall," according to mation from the school's facul­ third annual fail fashion revue der, Shelton Barksdale, Clentoo Warren Moore, president, who ty. Jlmusements of the Temf-eaires Saturday Brantley, Claude Coffee, Julius pointed out "there is a great EDITED BY EDDIE JAY COLSTON evening. Oct. 12, at 8 o'clock at Carroll, George Fenderson, Mal- deal ot Interest on the part of The folowing officers will pre­ To List Your Attraction or Service Telephone CLearbrook 3-1206 Masonic Temple, Miami and rle Gamble, Otto Hurley, Ro­ the parents in a program broa_ side during the coming year: Long st, Columbus. bert L. Kerr, Foster Law, Wil­ URSEL WHITE LEWIS in scope yet easily applied to Mr. Moore, president; Meg- Lovely models, directed by liam Lillard, James A. Mullnis, common problems faced by all Ursel White Lew la, will grace Melvm Howling, Ralph Nowltng. dames Helen Paxton, first vice parents." pre sident; Juanita Webster, enchanting settings such as \rnold Piper, Clifton Wade. This group's first project will Jazz. Rhythm, Blues Dominate Showbeat •Smartest Young Fashions • • • Mrs. BOH en Heads principal and second vice presi­ be a membership campaign Oct. By EDDIE J. COLSTON Walking", "A New Frequency dent; Margaret Oakes, record­ Monday with Sil (Slow Walk) Color" Sunday eve after ths 002 MODELS FOR THE showing Ml. Bronzeville's luscious night­ After rive", "How You Should ing secretary; Mary Whittaker, Austin currently holding the Ja__ matinee with her show include Evelyn McCampbell, Ths PTA Board meets Oct. 17 life showbeat will be as spark­ Look By the Evening's Light", November 'Light corresponding secretary; Ely-, fort through Sunday. scheduled between 7.30 and 9:30 Marion Hicks, Martha Abbott, to plan open house activities ling as a 14 karat diamond and "la a .Metropolitan Mood." nor Price, treasurer; Lucy Nor­ Hairstylist Ernestine Cansler p. m., so lt will be continuous Jessie Dorsey, Sandra Smith, Oct, 24, 7 to 9 p.m. throughout this weekend and the A faii wardrobe tor man is also man, hospitality chairman; Cleo Is presenting "Fashions in Hair entertainment at the St. Clair Helmar English, Katherine Am- "We are working hard to in­ balance ot October with many and Leonard spot from S p. m. being shown. A Life' Campaign Green, membership chairman.; mons, Suzanne Simmons, Letha volve mors fathers in PTA pro­ Andrew Q. Freeman, publicity. radiant stars casting their lus­ until 2:30 a. m. Bring your • • • Ann Steward, Karen Pride King, Mrs. J. Leroy Bowen, 647 Hay­ grams," reported Mr. Moore as tre over local amusement seek­ lunch. HIGHLIGHTING THE musi­ Clarence Smith, Woody Nelson den Pk. dr., Columbus, 1 as been he discussed how services of Council repreaentatives are ers. • • # cal interlude w_ be selections and Odie Mitchell. Eastwood fathers would be put Mesdames ldred Hicks L. D. ... SWING KING LIONEL HAMPTON encourages named an area chairman for the For your dancing and listen­ THE POPULAR Cavaliers from Trinity's Major Choir No. to use. Connor and arbara Parker. retarded children's "Light a ing pleasure, pint size Milt club, angling to present top at­ youthful Carl Sally to sail and whale on his sax as Carl 2, and the vocal duet of - Mrs. Ticketa may be obtained from Life" drive to be conducted Nov Buckner with the big beat on traction of the month, will fea­ made guest appearance with Hampton orchestra a few Olive Cochran and Samuel Jack­ members of the Templeaires, or 12. 1 j swing organ Is a shining exam­ ture Duke Ellington and orches­ years ago. Sally Is now a successful leader of his own son. at tha door. The public Is in­ Mrs. Bowen is responsible for ple at the p'.ush Copa Club pav­ tra for a Valley Dale dance Oct. The Templeaircs, formerly vited. 'Fashions In Color To Jazz combo. Hampton will present his band and show volunteer recruiting of neighbor­ ing the way for other brilliant 27. known as Caldwell male chorus, revue at Vets Memorial, Columbus, Wednesday, Oct. 9, Rev. J. Dallas Jenkins is pas­ hood chairmen and solicitation stars to follow. Other attractions for October will sing. The group is headed tor. on the Eastside, Council for Re- Include Al Hibbler, the week of for two performances, 8 and 10 p. m. Hamp will take Show Styling Techniques • • • another looksee at Columbus' fresh talent when the t a r d a d Children, Inc., an­ BLUE8 CHIRPER Faye Ad- the 14th, Jazz great Julian nounced. Several Columbus beauticians lene Foster, Doris Munro, Ida | ams with singer Frankie B run- (Cannonball) Adderly, the week singing five Casuals appear on his Oct. 9 show. Tickets There are about 050 retarded have joined skills to present re­ Kelly, Doris Ware, Beverly son and the Carl Holland orch­ of the 21st, and JATP star Les­ are on sale at Heaton's. youths in Franklin county who sults of their hair coloring tech­ Lash, Joyce Hollomon, Ruth estra round out a terrific three ter Young and his combo for a could benefit from special train­ niques during the Oct. 13 "Fash­ Steptoe. star attraction at Marty Mail­ MILT BUCKNER seven day period beginning Oct, ing offered at School for Re­ IMF Choirs To Be Heard Over American Check ions in Hair Color" at Marty's Hostesses for the cocktail hour man's Club 802, opening next 26 at the 602. tarded Children. 1235 Mt. Ver­ 502 Club by stylist Ernestine showing will be Elbertha Black, non av., Mrs. Bowen said. N. YORK. — During October, Oct. 13, choral group of Knox­ Cansler. Janice Howell and Ruth Wash­ the choirs of Texas, Knoxville, ville college. THESE BUDGET The school has now enrolled They are Melvon Givens of ington — all featuring hair fash­ Lane and Paine colleges will be OcL 20, program by choir of 160 students, but is filled to capa­ Logan's Beauty Shop; Ethel ions in color. 502 May Become Jazz Mecca Of Midwest heard on the American Broad­ Lane college. city ( the chairman added. Goodman of Winston's Bfeauty On the planning committee casting network weekly radio BUYS DURING OcL 27, choral group of Paine Women wanting to help in the Corner and Mattie Caldwell, with Miss Cansler are Mrs. j By JOHN S. WALKER curiosity, but I feel that Jazz Ity or love of jazs brought the series. Featuring choirs of might have made a few con­ college. campaign should call Mrs. Bo­ Caljz Beauty Parlor. Mickii Clark and Mr. Henri Marty Mellman is an enter- people out, the fact remains member colleges of united Ne­ verts too," he pointed out. R0SATT5 wen, CI. 2-6031. f> • • • Glass. I prising young man who believes Columbus has finally begun to gro college fund, the programs The 14th annual fund raising Regardless of whether curios. swing. DISPLAYING FASHIONS in Ticketa are available at DL- [in taking a chance on something are a public service of the net­ appeal of united Negro college [new and, In tha most part, ori- hair color as perfected by this bonnaire Beauty Salon, 954 E. It will take time. work. fund is now In progress. The "PORK SALE" group of experts will be models (glnal. fund seeks to raise $2 million m Whole -______-___-___-_-_-_-__« Long st., and the 502 Club, or by October schedule Is as fol­ Mildred Viney, Eva Mixon, Ro- calling CI. 3-1836. When Marty contracted Art People here have to first take lows: support of operating budgets of COAHflUA. iBlakey's Jazz Messengers to jazz in small doses, but I'm con­ Oct. 9, choir of Texas college. its 31 member Institutions. PORK LOIN Ib. 49c [play a gig at the 502 Club it was fident In the end, with cats like Rib End [to mark a genuine first for a Mqgty Mellman, who are not Centenary Meth. School | Columbus night club. afraid to take a chance, Colum­ PORK LOIN Ib. 39c Gumfo. Blakey's group has begun a bua will soon take her place Southern Tea SAVE IJazz succession to Columbus among the Jazz meccas of the THE TROLLEY Program Series Planned [that could eventually make our midwest. LOIN END Ib. 49c _• _- . jcity one of the.-awlngingest In Room 8J5 Mt. Vernon Ave. Center Cut In observance of Christian Ed |the midwest. M«.i Vo_ Friend. Her* Rally day in the Church school Chicken Dinners Every Open 24 Hours Daily ucation week Church school of with boys and girls in charge of "It's my plan," spoke Marty. Richard To Australia |"to weed modem Jazz Into my Sunday Home Fried Pies Delicious Coney Islands PORK CHOPS lb. 69c Centenary Methodist, Columbus, tags. At 5 p.m. a panel discus­ . LOS ANGEJ.ES. — Rock and 618 E. L€rNG ST. has planned a group of programs sion will be held on the theme, (club at least, twice a month • "~ and .Chili Old Smokehouse Grade A do_. len lf it's successful, I'll try roll singer "Little Richard" Home Cooked Pies to which the public is invited. "Call to Service". Panel mem­ Pennlriman hits Australia' next ..Plate Lunches, bers are James Ethridgs_, Att'y aoking them back to back." " -EVE .FOSTER, Mgi. , F/iday. Oct., 4. 7:30 p.m. old .• . -_ '. • • • week for a two-weeks engage­ Sandwiches WIENERS lb.49cl_argeEggs 69c fashioned Family ni_ht wilt be Lawrence Gibbs and Rev. Van- MARTY MELLMAN ment. • v Johnson. MARTY. VERT MUCH *"en- I observed with recreation, mov- lused over the turnout-for Bl. - £S r'^tfss' Bud Powell, onny Stitt, James Moody, Miles BANANAS 2 Ib. 29c )avis and Max Roach are tab- Swingin', Rockin* Jonathan ed for future engagements. • Great Record Artist FAYE ADAMS farty was especially pleased 'SiF Austin APPLES 31b. 29c nth the crowd's reaction to the • Blues Shouting FRANKIE BRUNSON lusic of the Messengers. AND HIS "Do you know they enjoyed lt We Give I.O.U. Stamps - Beer & Wine To Carryout Iso much that they applauded • A Swingin' Show Band CARL HOLLAND ORCHESTRA [after every sclo," he exclaimed PAUL E. I asked Marty if his turning [to the jazz policy might also OPENING MONDAY, OCT. 7 ROBINSON start the same trend among the Are you prepared if fire strikes? other night clubs here In the ROSATI'S It s a big "if" and no one can say for I city. sure whether fire will ever strike your • • • Coming1 Star Attractions home. But you can take the "ifs" out 'ABSOLUTELY NOT. They I MARTY MELLMAN'S of fire insurance coverage. Check are afraid of jazz because peo­ now ... be sure you're fully protected. ple like to yell and pop their Oct. 14—Al Hibbler ^k*y__ fingers^and they know they [ Oct. 21— "Cannonball" STORE HOURS Gibraltar Insurance Associates, Inc. can't do that with a jazz group,' Adderly 19 N. NELSON RD. AT 689 E. MAIN ST. Mee.- he declared. JRZ_ Combo BROAD ST. San. 9 A. M.- t A. M... P. M. CL. 2-4229 Marty's well aware of the I 502 CLUB Oct. 28—Lester Young 9 2*. M.; Mon.-Thurs. 9 Thars. t A. M.-2 P. M.X S-7403 fact that jazz here is a trial And Orchestra A.M.-.P. M.; FrL A Sat. FrL k Sat. . A. M.-t thing at present, a purgatorial B02 ST. CLAIR AVE. — COLUMBUS, O. — . CL. 24)661 P. M. Closed Sunday Oct. 28—-Lester "Prea" position that only time can an-1 Young Our Sunday Afternoon Jazz Matinee swer. Nor. B—Bill Doggett Ia The GREATEST - 8 P. M. - 6 P. 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SEC. 2—PAGE 14 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL 8EC. 2—PAGE 15 PYTHIAN GRILL that led him to meet Quincy Jones. With Quincy doing the 9M ML vemon Are. bulk of the writing and arrang­ BROWN'S CAFE Beer - Wine - Food ing, Art formed a septet. Fi­ Pood. Liquor Beer St Wine Hrs 8 A M 'til 1 A M nancial difficulties kept tht 337 S. GRAN. AVE. group from sticking but th. few Columbu. O £ contributions they gave to mo­ dern jazz during their organiza­ YAl GRILL KITCHEN tion were paramount. Art broke WE'VE A FINE REPUTATION up his septet and began free­ FOR FINE FOOD k SERVICE lancing once more with Gigi, Question Mark "POPS" ALLISON, Prop. C OLSTON' S NIC H TBI A 1 In 1955 Art began writing hea­ 752 E. Loag SL CL. 2-0177 vy and finally reached his peak both as a writer and soloist with OOl NHING OFF FROM A SOAP BOX—You can mark m« down a studio big band Gigi organized GUITARIST WARREN STEVENS IS featured u ui bad loser if you wanna, 'cause I don't care what tha OWN THROUGH the short gained stock in 'Frisco through They cut soma tunes on Signal Mil _ MI. with Hank Man* and his Organ Three-0 playing Club judges, referee, newsmen, or any tone else for that matter; gay, I D history of modern jazz it bis work with Wilson's band and which were at that tim« regard­ still think Sugar Ray whupped Basilio. Wa were one of the thou­ has, through a long period of Regal's Bum Bum Room through Saturday, Oct.-. Both leading small groups throughout ed as the greatest big band Jazz PRESENTS are former sidemen with Rusty Bryant, now clicking sands parked in the RKO Palace theatre watching the fight piped frustration, finally been labeled the city. I might well say al­ since Miles Davis, 1949 dates on sensationally as a bistro attraction. Prior to moving into in from ringside. I didn't like the decision, but I had a whole of a as an art. Not only in the musi­ though Art gained his former Capitol. Club Regal group played smash engagement at Loop good time with the popcorn and candy. We caught Blanche Van cal sense of the word, but also in prominence in jazz in Califor­ • • • SEVERAL MILLION teen­ the individuality of the phrase. agers and adults throughout Nightly Lounge in downtown Cleveland. One week stint fit Copa Hook, Merle McMullen, Nimrod Reese, Bill and Joan Thornton, nia, he has never been classi­ AT PRESENT ART HAS his the country were interested Club, Columbus, follows Regal date. Lenny Holland, Bubbles Holloway and fiance Mary Ann Penn and For instance, there are cats fied with that type of "jazz" own quintet, blowing regular 9 P. M. Till 2:30 A. M. spectators when jazz organist other B'viile personalities enjoying same—popcorn' V candy, that Involved in modern jazz named known as west coast. As a mat­ back east. Art's trumpet cannot Bill Doggett appeared as guest Is! . . . While we are perched atop our sonp box we think that Ark­ Art Blakey, Art Taylor, Art ter of fact, it was his dissatis­ be distinguished as being imita­ artist on "American Band­ Ulcers Fell Willis ansas' Gov. Faubus is a solid four cornered creep, and everytime Hall and, lately, Art Farmer. faction from the anemia of jazz tive or remindful of any other stand Danes Party" ABC-TV 'Prince Preston' be opens his yap he puts his foot into it. Bucking the president, It was my fortune to be in San out west that prompted him to trumpeter through the history of VALDOSTA, Ga. — S i n g s r network show, and was pre­ Barmaid Of FBI and supreme court, how stupid can you get! It takes all Francisco in the spring of 1953 take an offer from Loinel Hamp­ jazz with the possible exception and the Chuck Willis was confined to sented a special Cashbox mag­ kinds of people to make a world, but his kind we can do without. during my army stint. At that ton and join that voluminous of Freddie Webster, blowing low Pine View hospital here for five azine award by the program's • • • time Art Fanner was blowing bunch. register, and Shorty Baker on days, felled by a severe stomach emcee, Dick Clark. first trumpet for Gerald Wilson's He toured Europe with Hamp middle lines. Rock-Rollers attack that medics diagnosed as The Week house band at the Champagne "I TOLD YOU SO" DEPT.—As we predicted last week, tha and with young jazzmen in the Art has- a tendency to blow a "bleeding ulcer. •• Supper Club. Art, unknown and D0GGETT Horace Silver combo at Club 502 was a real "gasser." Though it band such as Clifford Brown, little flat but most of this trou­ Alr-Condltloned Plus-Extra Added obscure at that time, had re­ And His "Hook. Tank" Band is not official, for Marty Mellman refuses to let me count the re­ Gigi Gryce and Jimmy Cleve­ ble was taken care of with his cently been a member of the HOMER WILLIAMS FIRST KINDERGARTEN ceipts, it looked like the nightly attendance record, established by land began writing for small tight work with Gigi. late Wardell Gray's quintet. on guitar DANCE First kindergarten in America the Art Blakey group, was smashed by Silver ... At the Copa ter­ groups in between engagements. Art's twin brother Addison is rific si. gin' chanteuse Dakota Staton Is undoubtedly the greatest When Wardell split LA to come He and Brownie even cut an LP was set up in Columbus, O., making a strong impression on Entertainment Nightly back east. Art migrated north while in Sweden with a group of single attraction to play the plush Mt. Vernon av. spot. The jazz as a bassist. I think there 9 P.M. til 2:30 A.M. by German settlers in 1838. to 'Frisco. swingin' Milt Buckner organ combo moved into the Copa Monday Swedish cats. are only tnree other modern CLOSED SUNDAY WED. 0G. 23 for a week with other top musical groups and record stars sched­ • . • • • • jazz trumpet players with the 9 P. M. . IA. M. uled for appearances in successive weeks to come since the fire- ' THAT WAS THE FIRST time I.Hl.N HAMPTON'S BAND staying power solos that Art ball Richard Lewis Agency is handling exclusive booking assign­ I had dug him outside of a few hit U.S. soil in the fall of 1953, possesses. Namely, Miles, Ken­ Never A Door, Cover VETS MEMORIAL BLDG BELL ments . . . Dayton's leading promoter. Elwood Parsons, is still sides he had cut with Wardell. Art and Gigi stuck together, ny Dorham and Diz. or Minimum Charge counting loot he coined with his sellout "Jazz At the Philhar­ Art's popularity as a jazzman freelancing around N. York un­ Art has been doing, of late, Columbus, O. monic" at Memorial hall last Wednesday . . . Parsons has booked RADIO & TELEVISION til he met Horace Silver and quite a bit of work with jazz the Ted Heath orch with Carmen McRae for Oct. 23. Tickets Now at Capitol City 1068 MT. VERNON AVE. Well furnished, clean witb formed a swinging quintet. With laboratory groups. I only hope Liquor-Beer-Wine News, 975 Mt. Vernon Ave. (1 Door East ot v_r> modern hotel cactlitles the addition of drummer Kenny he never employs theory in place Known (rum coast to coast foi Liquor • Beer • Cocktails Cameo Theatre) Clarke and bassist Percy Heath', of soul such as Mingus did. Served til 2:30 A.M. Adv. $1.50 Door $1.75 homelike atmosphere. ' Open (AM. 'til 2:30 A. M. rj "Ouly Jim" COLUMN NOTES 'BOUT FOLKS WE KNOW—Ann Brown, their sudden impression upon who had a coming group at one time, is forming another modern COOPER'S TOURIST jazzdom was greatly felt. H_ =. — The Six Teens COLUMBUS, HONORS FOR "Barmaid ot interpretative dance group which will include Lynn Lee, '56 "Misa also recorded with cats such as Q "Send My Flowers" J vi ft, nth St. CL. 3-5113 Uie Week" are bestowed upon Bronze Ohio" . . . Dianne McGuire, recently outta the hospital Sonny Rollins, Thelonius Monk OHIO For Your Dancing — The Six Teens Columbu, O. COLISEUM • "Be Fair" likable Pauline Brown, of Mic­ looking perl and feeling perky as ever . . . Margaret Cobb taking and Oscar Estell. JAMES . oiM-i.K Mgr. —The Pipers key's Grill, 961 Michigan av., a break from her Sabre Lounge chores and shopping at Morehouse- It was his dates with Estell Fashion . . . Betty Patterson, Evelyn Jenni__s and Rachel Bailey, WORLD and •"Why Can't _ou" Columbus. Mickey's, one of FAMED the Westside's most popular attractive trio digging sounds of the Silver quartet . . . Guy Scott, HOLIDAY — Bobby Charles pleasure havens, is a staunch familiar face in the barber biz along the avenue, is the new man Listening Pleasure £] "Out Of My Mind" supporter of products adver­ behind the third chair at Jack's Hollywood Barber Shop at Ohio k NEW FORD HOTEL NO. 2 —r Annie Laurie tised weekly in The Sentinel. Mt. V. . . . Didja know that a woman is the only being that can • "Miss Von So" 452. E. LONG ST. TeL CA. 4-0421 Pleasing Pauline with her win­ skin a wolf and get a mink! —Tiny Topsy Columbus. O. ** ON ICE OF ning personality is probably EMILE • "Lava trie Right" Transient and Psrn.ai.eBl Guests Welcome one reason for the saying "Go — LaVern Baker Ford Hotel No. 1 Stilt Operated at 179 North 6th SL West young man"—with an LEON Q "Under Your Spell" . SOUNDS FROM F.DDIE JAY'S ECHO CHAMBER—ThaTlkS .MRS B R FORD. Proprietress CA 1-3588 added line, "but stop at Mic­ — The Cellos A to "Al" McKibbon, night manager at tho St. Clair hotel, for the AND , key's Grill." •i 1958 Q ".Tou're Mine" delicious steak dinner in the hotel dining room — Ann" Cole. , *~ last Thursday.. "Al," whose brott__r is "«e of 27 ~ •- His Orchestra the country's leading bassists fvPlth the George S .1 Ft A H "VAUGHN'S. new GREAT W. _1» * EYfS.,* P. M. 1 M_Hn.ii, Sat. t SUM. I P.M. _ 8 P.M. (Formerly Clarence Olden) COMPLETE LINE OF QUALITY FOOD SHOP Shearing "group) , has been spreading his Win­ THE HAWKINS tunc, "Please, Mr.*Brown", SCENES. < 65 N. MONROE AVE. CL. 3-4815 - (Ne Sunday Nl.h. Shaw) RECORDS. TELEVISION ning personality and business know-how at the • .has just become an official-re­ Tax 663 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. 2-05»u C.l.mbui. Obio MAIL PRICES! SI.50, S2, $2.50, S3 let!" . & RADIOS St. Clair the past ten years . .- . While we'ra cord used by dance instructors ORDERS We Welcome Old and New Patrons GOOD FOOD drooling and thinking about food, Simon McClain at Arthur Murray's studios ACCEPTED TICKETS! HEATON'S MUSIC STORE Transient Guest Welcomed CL 2-7181 Prepared tn Home Style is top man behind the range at the fumous Pink when they're teaching pupils Oit ef Tow* 10 North Nl.h St. We Continue to Render the Same Exclusive, ANO AU S. S. KRESOE CO. STORES Sales and Service Tbe Best tn Bar-B-Q. Colli. Elephant out far E. Main . . . Petite Gladys how to perform the latest RetervoHoM Efficient Service Call CA. 8-1I0S This I* _ _.• t.»»ll rrwra.tion Fried Chicken Buckner, organist Milt's spouse and business steps. / Prop. JAS. ANTHONY manager, headed for an appointment with her Hrs. 11 A. M. 1 A. M. hairstylist while Mrs. Buddy Jones pointed out READ SENTINEL ADS our downtown tall buildings. The Buckners ore the Jones' house guests during Milt's engage­ Bronzevillc's Most Exciting Nightclub ment here . . , A note from bathing, beauty Jan­ ice Phillips pulling my coat about the "Jail NOW THRU SAT.. OCT. 5 ...... SON House Rock" which will roll at the Masonic this Friday night sponsored by Jr. Business und Pro­ Copa Club fessional Women of Columbus. in the BUM BUM ROOM • • • 20th and Mt. Vernon CI. 2-1955 COLUMN NOTE ON OUR UNDERWOOD PIANO-Thc col­ umn's congratulations t<> Emile Leon, who has inherited the Clar­ PRESENTS HANKMARR ence Olden orchestra. Emile, a fine musician and arranger, has big things planned for his big band. We lamped-Emile and his i lovely wife, Lois, handholding at the 502 a few eves ago . . . Talk­ And His ORGAN THREE 0 ing about local music makers, big Jim Allen who can inuke a ten­ MILT BUCKNER TUES. - FRL - SAT. - SUN. or walk, sing and talk, is the entire advisory board for club owner Gordon Bondoff. Gordon won't purchase a note without Jim's sanction . . . We didn't know until a few days ago that trumpeter Music World's Dynamic Swing Organist And His (ombo THE NEIL SCHLANG TRIO Ted Turner is an important cog in East High School's Music Dept. NOW AVAILABLE FOR Ted left his Lockland Wayne HI position to join tho EHS staff . . . For Your Approval Opening Oct. 7 DANCES, SHOWS, IN THE DOWNSTAIRS MUSICAL BAR The Hank Marr trio In town for a short spell before embarking on PARTIES another tour . . . Vocal talent scout and one of B'ville's most popu­ A GREAT Show Treat lar mixologists, Otha Furlough, seems to be striking a "gold MILT BUCKNER Write or Calii vein" here oMate. Seems purchase of his Cadillac started his Emile Leon Orchestra CLUB REGAL streak of luck—or» maybe it's the Chicago trips, who knows? . . . HANK MARR and his ORGAN THREE 0 311 Sherbourne Dr. Overhearing two panhandlers at Broad *n' Hi: "Speaking ot money, that's about the only thing you can do about it these days." 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iATTlRDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1957 THE OHIO-SENTINEL PAGE 9 SEC. 2—PAGE 16 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1967 Precision Experts Aggies Expect Alcorn Eleven Bows IT HAPPENED! j i ___*__c__g To Miss. Vocational «• in m Decent Squad ITTA BENA, Miss. — Missis sippi Vocational college Delta THAT WAY Devils opened their 1957 season , u By Mid-season with a 21-tl win over a fighting <»lf_f.yQw*f '* ___<___i*a____* ix-Grid Star Clark Is Alcorn college eleven on the N ALL THE FEVERISH scampering to heap praises upon tha GREENSBORO, N. C.-Fans I deserving in Ihe current historic battle for decent race rights of the A-T college Aggies might Braves' home field. in ihe corn pone and grits belt of our country 'tis of thee—which expect to sec a "creditable" The Devils' waunted ground deserving include the school kids of color who're defying thd mobs itrictly A Spectator Now team,in action by mid-season. and air attack amassed a total The statement came "from of 511 yards. and the Faubuses who put the mobs in business, the kids' elders, The spirit of the old pigskin gets Into every young Ike and others too numerous to enumerate— there'* one segment the horse's mouth" as Bert Pig- nan's heart about this time of year but the yen to play of unsung heroes to whom the column would like to call your at­ gbtt, newly appointed head Iocs not arouse a muscle in tbe bones of Jim Clark. He Rejoins Squad tention. They're the tan newsmen and photogs who are invading coach, spoke at the annual fac­ ays the game is too rugged and takes so much out of a KNOXV1LLE, Tenn. —Frank­ I'm Newt Kook, President ol enemy territory at risk of life and limb to get the Arkansas and ulty dinner held at the college Dant Dletlller*. Down In other horror stories back to you, the readers of the sepia press. nan. ' last week. lin Thompson is back with the But he might walk a million miles to see a game. Knoxville college Bulldogs. The Kentucky whin I rook* my • • • "We can't promise too much whlekey. there * an old toying; You remember Jim Clark, the before that time," said Pig- 170 pound family man had to .... .***•... 1 THE FOREGOING THOUGHT HIT HOME MOST profound­ .orth High lad who made good drop out of school after the first FLAWLESS PERFECTION OF THE GLAMOR "ICERS" precision skating, de­ ly, insofar as this bystander is concerned, when we picked up tha gott, "because we'll need tbe "The only way to it Ohio State during those days time to whip some fine, prom­ semester last yeart but he had lightfully demonstrated in "Fiesta in Spain," one of sparkling production numbers in town's morning bugle of a morning in last week and were shocked >f big names such as Vic Jano- already made his contributions no end to see an old crony and co-worker of ours, L. A. Wilson of ising freshman talent into a have a friend "Holiday on Ice of 1958." all-star ice extravaganza opening at Coliseum in Colambus iricz and Pan Savic and not for­ sharp, working or.aniz. •.." to the football squad with touch­ Oct. 21 where it will play through Oct. 29. Tickets are now on sale at Heaton's Mu­ Ohio State News days, being kicked and slugged all over the front feiting the great Shag Thomas. downs consisting of a 15 yard is to be one!" page. His crime: A trip to Little Rock from Memphis, where he He was referring to line­ sic Store and all S. S. Kresge stores. • Mthough Janowicz got wider drive against Ft. Valley, 60 yard And I don't know a better way is based as editor of the Trl-State Defender, to cover Uie Faubus men, mainly, because several ; publicity, measure for measure gaping holes in the Aggie for­ sprint against Bishop, and- 52 ol being a friend to eo many at Follies. Last we had seen of L. A. he was shoving off from Chi­ ie was not a bit greater than yard dash to stop Alabama A. to give them to much for to little. cago to cover the Korean crisis as a war correspondent for tha ward wall will have t„ be Jim. mended before the team can and M. That'e why my J. W. Dant hoe eo 'Kiss Me Kale' Strollers First Presentation Chi-De/ender. Never received a scratch on that God-forsaken This local boy started his foot­ many friends! military front, but he's garnered more than his fair share of lumps really "go places." The long run musical "Kiss formances. of the Shrew." ball career around sandlots up Boasting some of the finest since reentering the "civilized south." But guys like L. A. and near North High and did not get New Course Offered Me Kate" has been chosen by The book fo this amusing play- "Kiss Me Kate" will be pre­ backfield talent the team has Strollers Dramatic Society for wi thin-a-pi ay is by the well Birmingham's Emory O. Jackson, to Jot down just the names of Into anything like a real varsity BIUEF IELD, W. Va. — A sented in Ohio State university's the two colleagues that are our closest personal friends in this 20th had in several years, the Aggies course in plumping and heating J.W. their 1957 autumn production. known playwrights. Sam and suit until he took up the half- have backs to cope with most The play's Broadway run ex­ Bella Spewack, and revolves Mershon auditorium Friday and century civil war, don't give up the ghost—even if it means liter­ . back spot on the Polar Bears' is being offered at Bluefield ally becoming ghosts themselves over the long hai/1. A newsgal any situation. They have big, State college for the current se­ tended to well over 1000 per­ around Shakespeare's "Taming Saturday evenings, Nov. 15-16. eleven bark in early War II hard driving fullbacks and sev­ chronicling in the Courier a WT-ck ago suggested the NAACP's days, 1941-43. mester. The course is being of­ Spingarn medal be awarded Louie Armstrong for his form rever­ eral starting halfbacks, big and fered in the evening program The great halfback remem­ small, but each an explosive PAIMT sal on the Dixie dilemma. We do not agree. We believe the honor and may be taken for college bers North winning 21 games runner. should be bestowed, collectively, on that small army of southern and losing seven during those credit. Negro newsmen, such as L. A. Wilson, who are fighting the battle school years. for racial existence behind enemy lines—with "weapons" that $1 Million Building consist of nothing more lethal than pencil, notebook and typewrit­ AND CLARK IS NOT unwill­ Oul-Patienf Care er, plus guts and an unquenchable-thirst for truth no matter tha ing to admit what all Columbus Eighty-six Franklin county po­ Program Is Approved lio patients have received some WORLD' cost. high schools have had to admit 1TTA BENA, Miss—Recogniz­ form of out-patient care during TUKNER'S for years, and that is that"East September. This is the largest end Central gave the Polar ing expansion of student enroll­ RESTAURANT * FRANK WHITTAKER'S new law of­ JIM CLARK ment on the Mississippi Voca number of out-patients served in Bears their toughest assign­ any single month in the chap­ -ttVi E. Long St. fice at 20th and Long is by far the lush­ ments. Jim played regular in the 27 tional college campus, the state has approved a million dollar ter's history. 8% Beer - Wine - Whiskey est, plushiest blend of pastel coloring No doubt the losses of the games of the varsity schedule building program here. HUME COOKED FOODS and indescribably breathtaking appoint­ Northern Lights school were to and helped win the 14 OSU man­ 275 CA. 4-OftSS 99. ments of any layout of its kind we've East and Central. Clark did not aged to win. Jim said the tough The program will provide for U K I I I Food, Beer To Carryout Alt Conditioned oogled east of High st. A dream! . . . (earns at all times were Minne- a girls' dormitory, science-li­ ueuounrfi Champion * Mt Vernon CL. 24300 EtAT REDMAN, Prop brae about his team beating Donna Collymore, Our Town's Bob them. tota and Michigan. brary building, administration BURKES PLACE Ford's beauterryjical offspring, scanning chanel building, warehouse and Hut service career in the Ma­ But the game Clark remem­ 105? NOBTB Itb ST. the local scenery for a week and giving drainage system. v_- rines interfered with Clark get­ bers as the most thrilling was Columbus. O. the local glamor set something to really ting a chance at being one of the that Northwestern game of 1948 turn«green with envy about. A very WHISKEY Uaby Bucks and being coached when Ohio Sate gained a victory ______Torch Club pretty girl . . . The John Clarks are Clif­ Singles — Doubles by Paul Brown. He was tied up n a questionable overtime play. 941 MT. VERNON AVE. COLUMRUS. OHIO BEER. OTNE. FOOD ton Ct. .tenants. The great halfback shook his rv with an all.colo.fd basketball ARROW cull Insurance Coverage BEER • WINE • LIQUORS team during his service hitch head and saidP'Whew! We just ADD LOIS PAGE, Fugatc's handsome a__ > "Spr>ridlixing In Italian Spaghetti and Piss ft** and that team took champion­ did win that game." Shirts and Ties BYRD & SON VILLAGE TAVERN DONNA spouse, to th* column's best dressed la­ ship after championship of the When asked whom he SELLING- CARRYOU1 SERVICE Thanhs—6 N. High 121) MT. VERNON AVE. dies' list. Ditto for L. M. Shaw in tha Central Pacific during the war. thought was the greatest fooU AUTO LAUNDRY Open Dally « A M. • 2:30 A M. -\ Columbus. O. male division . . '. They laid the co'rnerstone at New Progressiva The 52nd Defense Battalion ball player OSU .ever had and Ed Bailey .__- Serving the People in and Baptist, Rev. J. P. Fincher's new church, a couple of Sundays I;. •• ffl about 57 games or so and who was his idol, he wrapped "The Utile not. la Ik* w«ir ,- Pick-Up And Delivery Around Poindexter Village spo . _.. A leading young, prof.e^ ->1 man—a citizen who'd^b. an both choices In one name— r.l.uhul Obi* 234 Cleveland Ave. CA. 4-7063' BEER, WINE** GOOD FOOD fnly-IosL.seven: Clark was ijpt Sec The Newest Barbecue MacBloe la Toira At , , asset to any community and certain, has been to ours—is talking •porting a fish story when he Deke Willis. He said not only - Open 1 A M. Close I P. M of taking leava of Columbustown, although business was never- CHESTER E. WHITE. Opr. spoke of those" violortes. His was Deke a great player but * >. IHE PIT better, "the mortgage is" paid off and there's a goodly supply of eyes lit up with a gleam of tri­ was a gentleman. But Clark S3) N. 20TH ST. Columbus. O. dough in the family exchequer. "Just can't stand this town's umph as he told about the was no stand-in for anyone, blankety-blank apathy," he explains. Chicken - Fish - Barbecue Our Specialties CHARLIE'S BAB games. The North High boy himself. He was a great in his PAPER'S SHOE STORE Self Serve and Carryout • • • continued to be on the winning own right. Factory Returned Sample Shoes # Men's Army Work Stop Al I tie Chi Chi Sign When the autumn smoke is » Open 24 Hours Daily HARLAND RANDOLPH JOINS THE OSU FACULTV next Side Shoes • Men's Oress Shoes • Women's & Children's Beer— Wine—Liquor in the air and with the smell ol >- Yours Truly — "Jitney" Roy Langdon wk., thus officializing a prior report in this column. He'll be as­ Shoes • Women's House Slippers .50 !o $1.00 While Good Food pigskin dropping around, one Dally k Son. 7 A M.-l A. M signed to the Speech Dept., what else, pray tell. WHEN HE RETURNED, he They Last • Baby Shoes .50 and $1.00. naturally gets to thinking of Lucille k Charlie Jordan, • • • followed through the dream of 5-8-531 N. 20th St., Cor. Leonard Columbus, Ohio Prop*. many a local boy, making Ohio football and so has Clark but CHICKEN • SEA FOODS • STEAKS # CHOPS 119 Harrison Ave. THE JOHN TERR¥S, HE'S WVKO'S NEWS ANALYST and State's varsity football team only as a spectator. COCKTAILS • WHISKEY • BEER the best in this burg, slated to parent a little commentator tha 1 He _ot the halfback berth under However, he has a 4 year old early part of this week . . . And still on the radio personality kick, the coaching of Wes Fesler after son to whom we may look as be­ MICKEY'S GRILL WCOL's Dr. Bop (Hoyte Locke) wades through as much as nine freshman year, 1946-47. ing a chip off the old block about POPULAR BEERS hours of air time* in a single day, more often than not racks up as Those were the days when 14 years from now and the tot 961 Michigan Ave., many hours personal appearing. When does he sleep? The an­ OSlTs fighting men were stud­ may be learning some of the Cor. First Ave swer is obvious. He doesn't. points of halfbacks from his dad Beer, Wine, Whiskey ied with big names and all- Home Cooked Foods • • • -nerican stock but only fared at their residence, 1194 E. 15th ia!f well. av. WE SPECIALIZE IN TIP TO TEENS: BEST FUTURE JOB POSSIBILITY in our 736 E. LONG ST. at HAMILTON AVE. RED HOT CHILI hamlet is for well trained stenos. Shortage of same is appalling. . . . Bob Reed of the post office and the impeccable wardrobe is EVERYONE'S GOING TO WHOLESALE fresh out of the hospital. Spine injury in a car accident. No opera­ 8EA-TIFUI v | t/5 tion—yet . . . Beverage hucksters have been abundant around Code HONG KONG town the past few weeks, among them Al Hunt of Cleveland and Rich (Budweis.r) Hubbard, the St. Louisan, along with a string of J.&G. RESTAURANT others currying for favor of the bistro bar workers. BEULAH PARK WAREHOUSE • • • RUNNING RACES r*co*« .*C 992 Ml. Vernon Ave. * i Del', entept taaiey . v___»--*. BAR-BE-CUE EDDIE SAUNDERS WILL BE AT THE TURNTABLE when ,u... Ott S CITY DISTRIBUTING CO. Specialty Serving American And RAIN or SHINE Belmont AC presents record hop at Spring St. YM, 8 p. m.. Satur­ Post time — • RIBS-CHICKEN-HAM day, Oct. 5 ... Flu bug shuttered Latham's Diner last week when 660 E. LIVINGSTON AV. Modern Low Prices OIOVI OTT 2:15 p.m. (EST) too ttOOt lomco IN ION0 CHINESE FOOD both owner* Bruce Latham and spouse (also his top aide) were I »•<.!• » MdllMll floored for the count. The missus tried valiantly to hold the fort •I C.I«_,1K,I, OW.) ».,i, *._!. .!«.. II _- _V. lit no MNTUCKT STIAIOHT lOUBtON WHISHT Chop Suey Of All Kinds CL. 8-3364 DANT DISMUIT CO. DANT, UNIUCKV, -: HOME COOKED MEALS :- but went to bed on medic's orders after her temperature ran up to imenem Clvb _«<_e • tatlo laiiata • Pinfaf . e

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gATURDAY. OCTOBER g. 1_57 THg OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 10 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, OCTdBBR S, 1957 PAGE U »••+»«»> • 9 9 ••••+e+*+e++*W^»«W»*<___g+" GUNS * AMMUNITION 1 Neflers End Season With Banquet Six Negroes In Series Complete line Reloading TooU. /jftt tr$ m tsotts^ SPORTS DOCTOR '""*" tft At HPHERE WILL be si* _epia players in tha world series. SP.CfAUZINO * . Four of thorn are Braves and tho other duo are f GLEANINGS members of tho proud Yankee*. X-2K'$ 0M The Braves' quartet are homo run and RBI king Hank Aaron, outfielder; outfielder Wei Covington, FIGURE FOIBLES GUN STORE By William (Bill) Bell © Spoils Editor short.top Felix Mantilla and hurler Juan Piaxaa. ADDITION! Bill Bruton, veteran eenterfielder, ia still on tho HSKWO TACKU 539 690 449 OOl* AND TENNIS injured list. ( fVTNRUOt OUTOOARD MOTOftS EXPERT GUN HIO'S GREEN team got off on tha wrong foot Saturday for The tan Yanks are outfielder-catcher Eltton 803 347 23S AND FISHING O most of ita rabid fon» when it bowed, 14-18, to Texas Christian in a tight gama which could have gone either way. The Bucks Howard and outfielder-first baseman Harry Simpson. CA 4-8767 TACKLE REPAIR SUBTRACTION i were green and showed it, with their tackles being trapped again Knoxville college's 1957 Bull­ 950 697 973 : 77 E. LONG ST. BUY.SEU.TRADE and again, and in the second quarter the team was suckered into Knoxville Captain dogs. 244 505 031 »o»»e»+oevoe+oeeoe+oeoo»e**+»e+»»eoeo»•»»»»»*»»»» a group on a punt with the result that Jimmy Shofner, the Frogs' star left half, rambled 90 yards for a touchdown. KNOXVILLE, TCTUI. — Ralph Rosa, a sociology and religious ADDITION; 342, Ml, 684 However, they would have education major, co-captained Ross, lanky, 193 pound tackle SUBTRACTION: 7««, 1«, Mt overcome all of their defensive last year's team which stacked THE WORLD SERIES started READ OHIO SENTINEL ADS mistakes, but the most deadly from Miami, Fla., is captain of a 4-5 record. Wednesday with the Yankees enemy of offensive football favorites to take the title from BEATTY TENNIS CLUB CLOSED ITS SEASON with a banquet at Mrs. Root's caught up with them—fumbles. tho Braves who a year late have Party Home In Columbus Saturday. Above from left are John Sudderth, president; * Galen Cisco fumbled on Ohio's repaid Milwaukee fans for the William Randolph, executive secretary; Stanley Dixon, Jerry Fedderson, city recrea­ 20 yard line and TCU recovered royal welcome they gave them tion supervisor and guest speaker, and Mary Crier. Other new officers are Tyler Sto- iMARTHA MASON SAYS: on Ohio's 31 to march to the after erudite Boston fans gave vall, vice president; Isaac Harris, treasurer; Florence Whitehead, parliamentarian, PUSH - BUTTON winning TD. them the air. and Thomas Phillips, sergeant-at-arms. Playing 14 matches, the team won 10, lost lii the fourth quarter it ap­ We think the Braves have a three and tied one, and also wor. its second leg on the tri-city tournament trophy. ''For the Best buy in brand peared that the Bucks were on better ball club than th. Yan­ their way to victory when kees but we are not sore they GRID RESULTS Stato (Pa.), 13-0. name appliances see me at COOKING Clark returned Shofner's punt have the heart the Yankees Curtis-Nichols Meanwhile Hampton suffered 34 yards to TCU's 46. In five have. And in a short tense Central State 23; Morgan 7 a stunning 34-0 drubbing at the ALL AUTOMATIC plays they moved It to TCU's series like this, the will to win Oil lard 19; Philander Smith 0 hands of Bluefield State. C0HAGAN HARDWARE 21. Then disaster struck. makes up for a lot of physi­ Prairie View 22; Jackson 7 Clark attempted to fake a run cal shortcomings. We believe Still Deadlocked Tougaloo 6; Rust O BIG 23" OVEN and turned and passed to his this Yankee club is one of the Taylor 26; W. Virginia State 0 ... Town & Country Store* left and was hit from behind weakest to ever win the pen­ Bluefleld 34; Hampton 0 Drummond Star by three men as he cocked his nant. ilh Pepsi-Cola Elizabeth City 20; Fayette- MARTHA arm. The result: another see Following Wednesday night's Title 0 MASON, Ir) Central Win fumble. Time had run out for JIM BROWN, THE former bowling two teams, Curtis and Howard 26; St. Paul 0 BALTIMORE. — Central Saleswoman SAVE Claflln 14; Livingston 0 $7000 the Bucks. Syracuse All-American, made Nichols and Pepsi-Cola, ' re­ State's football captain Herbert • • a his professional debut with the mained tied for first place in Winston-Salem vs. Kentucky Drummond led his team to a Iiu BROWN AND Aurelius Cleveland Browns Sunday and the Spring St. YMCA Bowling State (canceled, flu epi­ 23-7 victory over Morgan State demic) Thomas were the bulwarks of displayed some of the finest League. Hoars here Saturday. The bruis­ Florida A-M vs. N. Carolina NOW ONLY 5229^ Ohio's defense in the first half. running ever shown by a Cleve­ ing 225 pound fullback 3corcd Curtis and Nichols were oble State (canceled, flu epi­ Thomas had a hand in seven land back. Jim gained 89 of the to defeat defending champion twice, kicked two extra points, tackles and Brown five in the demic) and added a nine yard fi'.'ld 122 yards Uie Giants yielded by Ted's Lunch, three games. Pep­ Allen 44; Morris 0 first two periods. They slowed rushing. But his greatest effort si-Cola accomplished the same goal. up in the second half, Thomas came in the closing minutes of feat in defeating E-S Appliances. being in on three and Brown the game when with the ball on Individual and team honors GRID MENU two. Hampfon In Underdog the Browns' 41, a minute and a for the night were taken by Cur­ (Saturday, Oct. 5) Jim Marshall, the sophomore half remaining and the count tis and Nichols. Th© team hon­ Role Against Delaware Lincoln (Mo.) at Central State from Columbus East, was good third down and 15 yards to go, ors for the night were taken by HAMPTON, Va.—The Hamp­ Virginia State at Bluefield defensively but he has not mas­ Coach Paul Brown called the Cju-tis and Nichols. The team ton Fighting Pirates go into Union at A-T OVEN -OOR tered blocking in college foot­ fullback "give it" play and their first home football game of Allen at S. Carolina State lift* off for ea»y-reech bowled a 955-2710 for team high. ball. He has not learned to keep Brown responded with the 15 They were led in this effort by the season at Armstrong field Texas Southern at Wiley oven cleaning yards to put the ball in kicking Saturday afternoon deiinitely Knoxville at Kentucky State No bendln. or itretchlng ovor a his head up and uncoil that W. Watson and L. Craig who door to clean the oven I Door lift* giant body like a spring ond distance and Lou Groza did the bowled a 5C8 and 565, respec­ rated as underdogs as they face Fisk at Tuskegee ort. goes back.on easily. then stay with his man. rest. The result was the Browns tively. the powerful Delaware State Bethune-Cookman at Florida started tho jKeoson witH a 6-3 Hornets,. 1956-CIAA ctfenam.. T?ormal .•-» Leroy Cowans, the Cleveland Team standings: lad, played but was not impres- victory over the champion pions. Miles at Albany State five. The other four sepia boys Giants. W L P TP Delaware won its opener last Texas College at Arkansas did not get into the game. Milt Campbell had his mitts Curtis-Nichols 9 3 12 10307 week, dcfca^ig . Bloomsbury A-M-N on the'ball twice. The first time This week the Bucks travel to Pepsi-Cofa 9 3 12 9742 TARGET TIMER he ran the opening, kickoff 'back Seattle where they meet Uni­ Greene's Interiors 7 5. 9-'"9369 Turn j oven on end off automati-. 30. yards and in the closing min­ Ted's Lunch __ ' 5 7 7 9977 tally.Ti.Ti»r_Sort cooking period* versity,of Washington. _. utes of the first half h*e skirted Willlams-McNabb~. 8 -6 '9339 —1 \o 00 mtnutet—and .oundi a" P^e-season dope had-the far burier. end-for 14 yards. E-S Appliances 2 10 2 8676 northwest coa'st team as the second best on. the coast but they have not lived up to ad­ vance notices.

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Mary E. Banks In Jackson Free TEH OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 19 LEE'S Suit For Divorce COLUMBUS COURT ROUNDUP Mary E. Banks, ITS N. 17th St., Of Manslaughter HIT SHOP Columbus, filed petition for di­ 33 YEAR OLD Columbus woman was charged with executing 812 E, Long St. CL. 3-3-15 vorce and "rights of visitation and delivering a check without sufficient funds. Louise A. COLUMBUS DEATH NOTICES (Formerly Young's) and custody with respect and tn A White, 180 Clifton Ct, Apt. 3, pleaded innocent. Hearing was con- Expert Hat Service accordance with laws of ths LLEN, Laura, 1390 Granville by Whittaker. state" against her husband, tinued to OcL 4. *f Blocking and Cleaning • * * st, died Monday. Survived Kenneth E., 210 He a roe av., A • • • A 00 DAY WORKHOUSE TERM AND $100 FINE were Im­ by son, Ralph Stevenson, 72 George Teang. Expert Batter Cincinnati. JOHNSON, Early T., 511 N/ Associate posed on a 33 year old Columbus man who pleaded guilty to es­ Miami av. Services Friday by The Banks wer* married 10 18th st., died Sept. 24. Survived Sydney Lee. Proprietor caping front the workhouse. Police said Pearl O. Henderson, Brooks. years ago in Columbus and have by wife, Beulah. Services Sept. 520 N. 18th st., was apprehended at the home at Jack Keyes, 451 a 14 year old son. • • • 28, by Brooks. N. Monroe av. According to Keyes, Henderson came to bis COWAN, Maggie, 215 Jeffer­ • » • home with Mrs. Keyes about Z a. m. and when be ordered them son av., died Sept. 22. Survived MILES, Elizabeth, 1567 E. both te leave, Henderson struck and kicked him while he laid In by husband, John; nieces, Ma­ Long st., died Sept. 28. Sur­ Complains Of bed. Henderson was also charged with assault and battery. raud* Johnson; great-nephew, vived by sons, Charles Murphy Trial on the assault charge was continued until Oct. 16. Richard Taylor; other relatives and Rev. Clarence HilL Ser­ LICE! Harassment f * * and friends. Services Sept. 28, vices Tuesday by Whittaker. MAE K. WORSLEY, ALSO KNOWN AS Bessie Sue Mcadoks, by Whittaker.. 27, 392 St. Clair av., drew a $25 fine and five day workhouse sen­ • • • T. R. JACKSON • • • A-200 KILLS By Creditors tence on a concealed weapon count, and 015 and costs for intoxi­ MOORE, Nina, 101 Miami av., DANIELS, Mercedith, 2857 Ol­ Neglect and harassing credi­ Theodore Roosevelt Jackson, cation. She pleaded guilty to both charges. Police said the wom­ died Sept. 28. Survived by cou­ IMMEDIATELY ive St., Urbancrest, died Sept. 25. tors were reasons cited for filing 51, «_. St. Clair av., Columbus, an was arrested at 795 Mt. Vernon av. sins, William Mabra, Dora Ms. Yes-A _W>__Us__e», <>»_«. Survived by parents, Mr. and bra Ford, Phenon Richey, Bet­ a divorce petition against Anns walked from the courthouse a i . * " * sad ___• eggs la ooa o_*t- Mrs. Fred Daniel; two brothers, ty Brown, Nina Breston and _H__ A-AWirerks taat ami Hawthorne. Bridgeport, Conn., free man Thursday when Judge CHARGED WITH MAKING AN ILLEGAL LIQUOR SALE three sisters, maternal grand­ •we—bet woat trrJtsts year by Carl, 197 Lucas St., Colubus. Robert Leach of common pleas and being keeper of a place where liquor Is Ulegslly sold, Rob­ Helen Deslandes, other relatives. mother, Mrs. Lizzie Daniels; skin, wea't ft.it year Hawthorne accused his wife of court acquitted him of a first ert Mayfield, 01, 1008 Leonard av., pleaded Innocent and case Services Wednesday by Whittak­ etoUte- A-eOSamaaataM- paternal grandparents, Mr. and er. a_d It«___« rlgbt est, £_• leering him to October. 1955. degree manslaughter charge. wss set for Oct. 17. Mayfield was arrested at 622 SL Clair av. s iharapoo, In addition, he said, she con­ Jackson pleaded self defense Mrs. Thomas Perrin; other re­ • • • by the police vice squad. Qo to row drag stars to- tinuously charged accounts to in ths May 13 fatal shooting of HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING CAN BE YOURS AFTER settling your latives and friends. Services on WHITE, Emory K., 1161 Wal­ Sept. 28, by Williams-McNabb. day tot A-eoo! his namt causing creditors to Robert Parrish. 32, at the St. • • • Christmas card selection with Murphy's Gift Shoppe, 1128 Atcheson st., Columbus. ters st., died Sept, 26. Survived k-ses) terra...ft. "harass" him. Clair av. address. A JURY TRIAL WAS REQUESTED BY Robert L. WiiiUa- Christmas cards are available In a wide assortment of colors, sizes and styles. Orders • • • by sons, Emory, Charles and Jackson, said he locked Par­ ker, 29, 1191 _i Walters av., scheduled to be tried on two assault can be placed now for immediate delivery or personal visits can be road* to this well GOLDEN, James, 1188 N. 5th William White; two grand­ rish out because of non-payment and batter^ counts last week. The charges were filed by his for­ stocked, attractive neighborhood gift shop. Murphy's Is open daily at 1123 Atche­ St., died Sept. 28. Survived by children; four great-grandchil- son st. (Just east of 20th st.) 8:80 a. m. to 10 p. m. or by calling CI. 8-3064. of rent. mer wife, Geneva, 21, 177 N. Champion av., and her mother, Eve­ wife, Irene, daughters, Adcll LEGAL NOTICE Later, he said, he fired the lyn Barntree, same address. They claim Whittaker came to their Porter, Daisy King and Julia shot which killed Parrish when home Sept. 10 and cut them both with a knife. At an earlier bear­ Franklin; sister, Carrie Golden; Shirley Elkins, whose last ad­ Vermounf Recreation dress is unknown, will take no­ he heard someone break a win­ ing, bond was fixed at $100 on each charge. Jury trial is docketed Second Baptist brothers, Rev. John Moore and for Oct. 28. Bank Workers Elder Golder; 11 grandchildren; tice that on Sept. 7, 1957, Ronald I »_» u« awata __£. dow of the victim's room. Merchants-Industrial Promotion day was held Sun­ four great-grandchildren; other Elkins filed his petition in the • • • Common Pleas Court of Frank­ CULTURES • STRAIGHTENS day at 2nd Baptist, Columbus relatives. Services Wednesday A NOT GUILTY PLEA WAS ENTERED BY James Rog­ Will Receive Bowling Loop Results lin County, O., Division of Do­ At 10:45 a.m. Mrs. Gladys Po­ dren; other relatives. Services ers, 28, 74 N. Ohio av., when he appeared for trial on a charge Almost 1000 Ohio Nat'I Bank RESULTS OCT. 1—Plaza Ho­ well was at the organ, Gospel mestic Relations, in Cause No. Chubbs Enter Sept. 28, by Williams-McNabb. 89634, praying for a divorce of removing mortgaged property. Bond was set at $300 and trial employees are expected to re­ tel, 3; Burger Beer, O. Roscoe's chorus sang and Rev. C. F. Jen ugar Ray Robinson from her on the grounds of gross ______AAfA j continued until Oct. 8. ceive free chest X-rays during Car Wash, 2; Novelty Food Bar, kins delivered the sermon. Mis­ 1. Bonney-Floyd, 2; Reynelds Meets Tuesday neglect of duty. Said cause will Divorce Court • • • an eight day program conducted sionary Dept. presented a pro­ be for hearing on or after Oct. Hardware, 1. High single: Hor­ "It's a Knockout" Eason Chubb, 75 Hamilton av., WILLIAM J. ABMSTEAD, 23, 247 S. 1BTH ST., who had pre­ by Franklin County Tuberculo­ gram at 7:30 p.m. Theme was The People's 13th Ward Dem­ 26, 1957.—L. P Henderson, Atty. Columbus, charged neglect a* he viously pleaded innocent to molesting a female, got off with a $35 sis Society, Oct. 7-17. ace Jones, 224; Donald Wilker­ "The Christian Race." Parti ocratic club will meet Tuesday, 9-14, 21, 28. 10-5, 12 19, 1957. filed for divorce from his wife, fine when he changed his plea to guilty. « son, 224. High three: Horace cipating were Gospel chorus, Oct. 8, at the St. Clair hotel, The survey will begin Mon­ Henry Lee, whoso last address Bobbie, 451 Grove st. Jones, 634; Alexander Whitta­ Rev. Stanley Smith, Mrs. Laura Columbus. • • • day at the main office, Gay and is unknown, will take notice that In her cross petition, Mrs ker, 631. High single (team): Mack, Mrs. Hattie Faust, 7th A $100 AND COSTS FINE WAS ASSESSED Cornelia S. High sts. on July 23, 1957, Grace Lee filed Chubb denied allegations made Bonney-Floyd, 1004. High three Day Adventist ensemble, Rev Johnson, 42, 927 Curtis St., who pleaded guilty to making an Il­ The Christmas Seal X-ray her petition in the Common by her husband and asked hte (team): Bonney-Floyd, 2787. Jenkins, Mrs. Gladys Powell. May Love Fades In Oct. Pleas Court of Franklin County, court to dismiss his petition. legal liquor sale. Charge o. possession of liquor for Illegal sale cruiser with a traveling gene­ STANDINGS— Bonney-Floyd, Guy Williams, 15% W. College O., Division of Domestic Rela­ Mrs. Cecelia Thomas is presi She sued Chubb for divorce, was dropped. rator attachment, will visit all won 11, lost 4, 16 points. Plaza, av., Westerville, filed to divorce tions in Cause No. 89015, pray­ _WPOSN£fi dent. . . Sick among us: Mes­ alimony, custody of a 3 year • • • 17 Ohio Nat'I Bank branches. won 10, lost 5, 13 points. Rey­ Frances Marie, 596 E. Main st., ing for a divorce from him on dames Elizabeth Lucas, Lulu mOfkes pitKJess old child, child support and ex­ INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS Stops in this area scheduled nelds, won 8, lost 7, 10 points. Columbus, on grounds of neglect. the grounds of wilful absence Robinson, Messrs. C. L.- Gay, In May the Williams were for more than one year last INSIST ON POSNtm PROCESS pense money on grounds of neg­ Police were asked to look for a thief who displayed a bit of for Oct. 9, include tho Lincoln Roscoe's, won 7, lost 8, 10 Giles Dickerson and A. M. Giles. married in Coalville, O. past. Said cause will be for AT TOUI FAVORITE BARBER SHOP lect. honesty and sympathy for the person from whom he stole 4-st office, 1025 ML Vernon av., and points. Novelty Bar, won 6, lost hearing on or after Oct. 26, 1957. The Chubbs married four week. Charles Boston, 27, 624 Reynolds st. reported to police tho Miller-Main office, 1433 E. Mai., 9, 7 points. Burger, won 3, lost drug (teres and cosmetic counters ( —Harvey M. Boston, Atty. 9-14, years ago in Cedartown, Ga. thief took four of seven $100 bills from under the rug of his bed­ st;~ 13, 4 points. — ' Sues For Divorce -. - 21, 28, 10-5. 12, W, 1957. room, leaving three for_him. Boston said the thievery occurred Friendship Bapt Citing neglect as the cause, Wilson Harris Carter, Jr., In Columbus PAUL'S OLYMH1A after he had taken money from the hiding place and gone to pur­ By GLAOYCE E. HOLMES Mary F. Perry, 36 Merritt st., whose last known address is 409 -'.Wen of Distinction chase a railroad ticket. Thoughtless Smoker A Firebug .. Rev. R. T. Gleaves, pastor of Columbus, petitioned to divorce N. Madison Ave., in care of BARBERSHOP A BURGLAR, OR BURGLARS, PAID AN UNWELCOME Friendship Baptist, Columbus, Charles, 1330 Clifton av, Spaulding Gymnasium, Peoria, 111^ will take- notice that on- Follow this Directory Complete ronsorial service visit to Hong Kong (a restaurant, that Is) and left with $30 In Match heads and cigarets have ways make the mistake of plac­ wil preach Sunday-morning and She also' sued for custody of PAUL IX'MMING.. Prep « no brains — and the same can ing the blame for these fires on administer communion at 7:30 children, 12 and 7, and support Sept. 16, 1957, Josephine Carter _ "• •" TZ* — eash and.$10 radio,-the owaer_-Mary Lee, 902 Mt. Vernon av., filed her petition in the Common 774 E. Long St. CL. 2-4488 be said for 200,000 smokers in the match and tigaret "rather p.m. . . Mrs. Ca.rie Flemisler's money. reported. Mrs. Lee told police the Intruders removed an ex­ Pleas Cout-of Franklin County, To* Better Tonsorial this country who persist In set­ than on the selfish, unthinking carefully planned program .last haust fan from a window to gain entrance. O., Division of.Domestic Rela- ting homes and forests on fire person who used .them". Sunday afternoon was highlight­ Lucius.E, Lee's""Aa T. See tions in Cause No. 98720, pray, CARTER Ac SCOTT • • • Service** Barbershop each year. For thinking persons who ed with a recitation By Mrs It." every week on the edi­ ing for a divorce from him on Josephine Madison and solo by the grounds of wilful absence Yancy P. Carter (Formerly On the average, according to would be smart and safe smok­ torial page, is another award LEON LEWIS, 35, 1718 HARVARD AV., reported to police Fire Chief Strickfaden, the Mrs. Charliebi.il Moore. Scr winninjr Sentinel feature. for more than one year last at Slade's Barbershop) and ers Strickfaden recommends be­ past. Said cause will be fo. that $867 worth of valuable articles were taken from his home. He thoughtless smoker starts about mon was by Rev. Frank Fle- G. A. Scott, Barbers ing' ever mindful of these simple hearing on or after Nov. 2, 1957. Dally 8-7 Sst. B-8 informed police he suspected his house was,looted by a person mister. . . The public is invited 200,000 tires of all kinds in a rules: COLUMBUS -Wm. A. Toler. Atty. 9-21. 28, l'_ll Mt. Vemon Ave. whom he left there when he went away. Included among items year. to attend prayer service at 7:30 10-5. 12, 19, 26, 1957. p.m. each Wednesday. FUNERAL DIRECTORY reported missing were a $229 TV set, $18 radio, $40 record player, The sad part of it, the chief # If you smoke in b_d, break C D. WHITE St SONS this deadly habit at once. It is Mary Stires, whose last known $75 worth of shoes, five suits valued af $300 and two coats, $115. says, is that "we almost al- FUNERAL HOME PIERCE'S one of the most common — and address is Columbus, Ohio, will 1217 Mt. Vernon Ave. take notice that on Sept. 18, 1957 BARBER SHOP most correctable — causes of Centenary Meth. CL, 8-1514 fire deaths. Fred A. Stires filed his petition Complete Barber Service Mrs. Ida F. White Hire Handicapped The Methodist Men of Cente in the Common Pleas Court of Doing Business At Our Rosie Glenn # Make certain your matches nary Methodist, Columbus, will BROOKS Franklin County, O.. Division o| New Location Charges Neglect and cigarets are completely out FUNERAL HOME INC Domestic Relations in Cause No. 534 E. LONG ST. serve barbecued ribs and chick 1108 E Long St. Ida F. White, 59 Latta av., Week October 6-12 before disposing of them; break en at the church Saturday, Oct 89751. praying for a divorce Cites Neglect CL. 3-1411 from her on the grounds ol Columbus, told the court her hus­ the match between your fingers Four years ago, Issac W. During the week of Oct. 6-12 12. . . Young Adult fellowship gross neglect of duty- Said cause and grind the cigaret until the JOHNSON'S band often appeared at her job Glenn, address unknown, packed another nationwide "Hire-the- will have a series of Town Hal) WILLIAMS & McNABB will be for hearing on or after Complete Barker Service and created a scene by forcing his clothes ond left, according to Handicappcd" campaign will be lighted end is cool to the touch forums, the first Sunday, Oct. MORTUARY, INC. Nov. 9. -1957.— L P. Henderson, Berbers: Sug Holman, BARBER SHOP her into his car, using vile and his wife, Rosie Mae, 1999 Ken­ promoted. m Have plenty of safe ash 13, at 6 p.m. Guest speaker is FUNERAL HOME Atty. 9-28. 10-5, 12, 19, 26, 11-2, WUllam E. Stewart 32* E. 5tb Ave. profane language. ton av., Columbus. Many of the handicapped have trays around your house and of­ Miss Serena Davis, NAACP 818 E. Long SL 1957. _ • Men, Women and Children's She sued James C, 2684 Sulll- Hair Cutting Mrs. Glenn also accused her had their disability improved fice; such an ash tray should state secretary, whose topic will CL. 8-9521 Hours: J;30 A. M. 7:30 P. M vant av.. for divorce, on grounds husband of neglect, saying he through treatment furnished by be noncombustible, nonspillable, be "General Function of the PUBLIC NOTICE of neglect. failed and refused to provide NAACP." A social hour will MRS. D. A. WHITTAKEJ* THOMPSON BARBER SHOP Sat 1:20 A M. To 2 P. M. the Bureau of Vocational Reha­ nontippable and large — but not The following listed persons Marrying in 1955, the Whites (Formerly At Mt Vernon k St. Clair Aves.) CLOSED WEDNESDAY sufficient clothing and food. bilitation. Many have also been so large as to substitute for the follow. Herbert Abercrombie is AND SONS. INC. are hereby notified that East- have been separated since FUNERAL HOME 9«4 MT. VERNON AVENUE. Nesr 18th SI _E______She asked for divorce and trained for new types of work waste basket. president. gate Hotel will place for auction ._•__••_-rr --_-- 720 E. Long St SEVEN CHAIR SHOP March 16, according to Mrs. maiden name of Wiley. through the Bureau. all items and personal belong­ White's petition. # When driving, discard your CL 8-9549 Complete Berber Service WHALEY They married 16 years ago. Experience has shown that ings held by the hotel for unpaid matches and cigarets in the Off To Good Start charges on Tuesday, Oct. 8, Men. Women and Children's Hair Cutting and Styling money spent by the state and BARBER SHOP car's ash troy; see to it that CROSBY~FUNERAL 1957 at 9 a. m.: Mr. and Mrs. A Specialty federal governments in rehabi- OXFORD, O.—Miami univer­ 114 C. LONG ST. FREE INFORMATION other passengers do so, too. HOME Earl Bates. Elsa Drain; Elsa Ladies Hair Bobbing, Scalp .reatment, Deluxe Facials sity, getting off to a good start Complete Barber Service toting the handicapped is a good Roberts, alias Elsa Bates; Mrs. Barbers: Isaiah Ham Her, Damon Lyoch. Beany Fisher, Barbers: m After parties and every with a 20-0 win over MidAmeri­ "The House of Friendly Investment. T. A. I. Song: Earl Glenn Es­ Wade Suber, Andrew Harris, Leonard Tbomss, John Thompson freae Turner A Rath Jones night before retiring, look be­ Service" CL 2-1181 Those interested in learning can Conference opponent West­ tate: Mr.". Earl Glenn. JOHN niOMPMON. Prop DELUXE FACIALS BAIL BONDS neath sofa cushions and around ern Michigan Saturday, meets 1072 £. Long St. more about hiring the handicap­ WILLIS WHAf.EV. Prop ______-_. , i II —nutmiii. .J M^mamMmaMj^msmmSsaWmtrmaSykW William J. Garrett « License. Professional Bondsman ped should contact Ohio State stuffed chairs for cigarets that Xavier Saturday at Minmi field. CL. 2-1S55 APTS. FOR RENT ~ The ..Oni - I..M include* Employment Service, Bureau of may have fallen unnoticed into FURNISHED ROOMS. Eastside. such highly combustible hiding Members Of The. Oolum.in Vocational Rehabilitation, o r Deadline for club news is rnieral ass'n. Near bus line. CL. 8-2848 after Columbus Urban League. places. Sunday 1 p. m. 5 p. m. : :.- '-V-V.^.' -—r-.''_.'" ----- iJ!& -. yi\ W*r ' .<•• " £• .""?••-" •'."-.-•vf.-. ;: kw '•m ~_K8s__&£" '•'*•' il^Sp*** '•" •^m'? - .*#s>.«_ • \f0m0?*&

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jATURDAY. OCTOBER 8P 1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 14 THE 01.10 SENTINEL SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1957 PAGE II COUNTER HELP. Day and MISC. FOR SALE MISC. FOR SALE night shifts. Must he experi­ _____—_—______•_ enced and have local refer­ SAVE-Men's Cushion. _ WORK Cover Columbus and Central Ohio thru Sentinel Want Ads CL. 3-7416 ences. Must apply in person. Used Cars for Sale WANT ADS 1912 N. High St., Columbus. SHOES Used Cars for Sale House For Sale REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Tile bath up and downstairs. $1500 DOWN ARE EASY 10 PUCE WINTER WARNING Woodburning fireplace" in $300 income per month plus R«al Estate large living room. Dining owner's apartment. Nice brick JU5I DIAl Wanted Signals Are Up -- room, dinette, modern kitch­ on Franklin Ave. Samuel 0. Hooker Professional-Type Man TIME TO SEE en and den. All newly dec­ Also have a double in excellent Sales .Management Rentals orated. Gaa furnace. Large condition on Wager, south of 768 Mt Vernon Ave. CL 3-7416 To manage and operate a lot on beautiful residential Livingston. Call Edna More- CL. $-4331 Col's CL. 2-292t hair and scalp clinic. Age 25 street. Near schools and land, CA 4-4249. to 40, will be professionally PAUL DAVIES R. O. Dcnmead & Co. Realtors 573 KIMBAL PLACE. Three trained. Limited investment busline. This is an excep­ A Courteous Want Ad Taker Will required as he will have sub­ For A tional buy as a home or in­ THREE. BEDROOM residence bedrooms, gas furnace, storm Help You Word Your Ad. stantial interest in company TERMS TO SUIT vestment to the right party. and business office combined windows, nice yard, double Want Ad Readers. Per Line ... .35 and be in full charge. Send SAFE, WINTERIZED YOUR PURSE Price drastically reduced. at 2414 Sullivant Ave. Ideal garage. Must be sold to set­ (Count Five <5) Words Per Line) photo and references for a Owner leaving city. for doctor, dentist or attorney. tle estate. CA. 4-3074 — TU. MINIMUM CHARGE • •]» LIFETIME SERVICE BR. 8-2053. 5-7372. Display Want Ads. Per Inch fl.M personal interview and test 210 E. TOWN Address Inquiries to V Instruction. Box 629, C/O USED CAR DEADLINES OPEN MON. k SAT. POLICY Homes — P.O. Box 629 Readers: Wednesday Neon. Ohio Sentinel, Columbus 16, '54 MERCURY Hdtp. Mont- Columbus 16, Ohio PATRONIZE SENTINEL ADVERTISERS Ohio. 'TIL 9 P. M. 'M FORD 2-Dr. _-tone finish. Display: Tuesday, j P. M. \mt\i\ c I a 1 r. M.O.M., power Graceland Ac Northern Lights Shopping Centers R&H |79s ANNOUNCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT MISC. SERVICES Open Every Nite Til 9 P. M. brakes and steering, R&H, '92 CHEV. 2-Dr. Deluxe. R&H, 2-tone finish, black and Power Glide J305 whiU*Vs.w. tires .. 12295 »5I FORD 2-Dr. Radio and STOP AT heater. F.O.M. $295 JEFFS POOL ROOM CA. 4-9680 Columbus. O. 189 E. MAIN St. •is CHEV. Station wagon. '51 CHEVROLET Deluxe 4-Dr. 2-tone finish. R&H .. $1495 Rosati's Market Basket 1218 MT. VERNON AVE. R&H , $2»S BROOKS Cigars, Candies and Ice Cold MILLERS FURNITURE STORE 100 CAR SELECTION 19 N. NELSON RD. Soft Drinks Complete Line of Csed Furniture and Rugs C. JEFFERSON. Prop. Ranges. Refrigerators, Washers, Sewing Machines WILL BE * Columbus. O. EASI TERMS FREE DELIVER* 22 CLEVELAND AVE. Columbus CA. 8-5587 Realty Company WE BUT AND SELL NORTHSIDE EASTSIDE SOUTHSIDE EDWARD P. ZIPF Closed Mon., Oct. 7 1400 Block on CLEVELAND Double at 520-522 STAM- Bicycle rtres and Supplies 590 E. LONG ST. Five room FOR REMODELING . . . WILL OPEN LONG & GRANT PAINT -• 1c SALE AVE. (10) room brick; 4 bed­ house in good condition. Gas BAUGH AVE. Built in 1940 FOR BUSINESS AS USUAL TUES. OCT. 8 Sharpening of Lawnmowers, rooms, gas furnace; 2 rooms furnace, storm doors and win­ Being sold to settle an estate Scissors and Knives Used Clothing Store YEAR END DISCOUNTS A wonderful bargain for an in­ 2 gals, for the price of 1—2 gal. on 3rd floor; garage. Ideal lo­ dows. Can be bought for Al) Kinds ot Keys Made We buy and sell ladies and cation. Owner will accept a vestment. Can be purchased BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT BL.cies for Rent $4.76. 12 colors for in or outside. $2000.00 down or maybe less, men's used clothing. OH AU '57 MODEL reasonable offer, ss he is depending on financing. for only $4000.00, which is the COMFORT ABLE furnished CL. 8-3560 • 90 3. OHIO AVE Cor. Long k Grant anxious to sell. complete price. ATTENTION Bea u 11 c i a n s. Columbos. O. Wall-Paper Three booths available to rent room for elderly couple or Colambus, O. Call BR. 4-9735 Call CA. 4-5770 1 Cadi CA. 4-5770 to one person. Call CL. 2-3370 single man or woman. CL. .' in! II 2-5878. LOVELY winter coot for sale. 50% to 75% OFF OLDS and CADILLACS between 9 a. m. and 6 p. m., 15c Roll—sale price IVtc per roll weekdays. BROOKS' AUTO Size 20-tall. Very reasonable. ROOM with use of kitchen. Be­ CL. 3-2346 evenings. 30c Roll—sale .rice 15c per roll PRICES SLASHED UP TO 50c Roll—sale price 25c per roll CHILD CARE SERVICE~~T tween two bus lines. CL. ELECTRIC SERVICER Rugs Laundered SOUTHEAST NORTHEAST Repslrtng Generators, 60c Roll—sale price 30c per roll 00 NORTHEAST 3-1940. 9x12 and all other sizes Pick up. Trimmed Free or Hungers $ South 21ST ST. residence. PRACTICAL NURSE will board Regulators, Starters OLMSTEAD AVE. - A very children of any age. Very rea­ Clintonville Laundromat, 3282 Available 1700 Seven rooms with new gas fur­ nice 4 room frame house with 466 S. Washington Ave. GIBBARD AVE. 1500 block. sonable. Fenced in yard, well N High St. AM. 8-7600. 0x12 Linoleum Rugs $3.79 nace. Excellent location. Can bath and gas furnace, one- Cozy Small Furnished CA 4-5654 24 Hour Service Excellent buy, ready for quick balanced meals, near school. Cols' Wallpaper k Paint Co. BELOW ORIGINAL COST be purchased for only $1500 floor plan with garage. Can be CL. 8-6318. 1_ k 2-RM. APARTMENTS MAC'S down. bought for only $1000.00 down. sale. $500 down. Can be pur­ 81 E. LONG ST. CREDIT OK'D chased immediately. APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT 1 Near Good Transportation BODY FENDER & ADDIE & JOSEPH ON THE SPOT PAINT SHOP Used Car^for Sale > Call CA. 4-5770 Call CL. 8-0432 Call CL. 8-7590 FURNISHED apartments and Downtown - Prices '51 BUICK Dyna. $275. Ready to rooms. Contact P. W. Cooper. BURKS 938 E. Gay St. • CL. 3-5250 GOOD SELECTION OF ONE- Reasonable go? Will take monthly pay$ RALEIGH STEPTER 310 W. Goodale St.. after 3 SHINE PARLOR Doc Mae Your Body Man . ments. AX. 4-3580. Salesman OWNER TRADE-IN. p. m. 121 E. Long St. CA. 1-6208 j DELUXE Columbus, O. '52 DE SOTO Conv. Sharp. Has FURNISHED room for single OVE1NG & SHINING Before You Deal Anywhere See "Buddy" Stepter 959 MT. VERNON AVE. V8 engine. Will finance. Coll CA. 4-5770 man or woman. Home privil­ 24 Hour Service Collins, AX. 4-3589. At **• eges. 84 Hamilton Pk. CA. HELP WANTED- Columbus, O. Private Detective For All 4-6725. Branches of Investigations '52 DE SOTO 4-Dr. Like new. AVON ON TV. For a better CAPITAL Will sell cheap. Will also tako . Jan Ross Motor Co. NORTHSIDE SOUTHEAST SHEPHERD j FURNISHED -room for nice AT payments. AX. 4-3580. One-flOor brick house, two Christian man or woman. Will Christmas start today* and SAM'S DETECTIVE AGENCY 1400-Block' on MOOBERRY ST. -- accept pensioner. Call BR, make spare time" pay in cash. Divorce Details • Shadowing Incorporated * ' . 1400 block ,on N. .SIXTH ST Six- room frame single, gas oodcooms, gas '-' furnace, full 1T5256.*rter 2 p. m. • -_. Become the Avon represent--' SHINE B4RL0R , Patrol Cars .Sec or CaJl _- C*di_Uc *nd Oldsmobile Sales and Service Six-room house* with furnace furnace, between Millcf and Can. be purchased immediate oasement -nd garage. Only • II * ,i I, 11 _ 424 E. Broad St — «tf tk o'tttVl five* in - your neighborhood _U N tOtb SL, Columbus, O Guard k Watchman Service Iy for only $700 cash down pay Kelton-Avcs. Will 221. Can be* NORTH. Furnished room with Prop., SAMUEL PENNON Locating Missing Persons HERBIE THOMPSON 380 E. Broad St. - IA. 8-660/ bought for $9500.00. now. CA. 1-3379L ment. • m Call CL. 8-7590 privileges. AJL 4-1227. _. (336) . (16$) 430 N. Monroe Ave... Representative For Have Your White Shoes Dyed Day: CL. 3-«782 Call CA. 4-5770 Call' CL. 2-3721 $1000 down. * ' STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP Night: CL. 2-7521 HOME REPAIR SERVICES HOME REPAIR SERVICES Statement required by act of Aug. 24. 1912, as amended Thorite by acts of March 3, 1933, and July 2, 1946 (Title 39, U. S. Code, DARTMOUTH 3ec. 233) showing ownership, management, and circulation of Seven-room house, three bed EASTSIDE - APARTMENT THREE LOTS FOR SALE ERNIE'S AUTO SERVICE Motor Sales From the ground up, . rooms, third floor. Gas fur The Ohio Sentinel, published weekly at 690 E. Long st., Colum­ Complete Service On All Makes of Cars For a Real Value In nace, two-car garage, hard bus, O.. for Sept. 28. 1957. 415 BUTTLES AVE. (REAR) CA. 1-711$ Used Cars WE FILL AU BUILDING NEEDS wood floors, wall-to-wall car­ Four-family brick apartments Three lots for residential build Names and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing Ernest IV. Stewart, Prop. 18 Tears Practical experience peting, fruit trees, fine land in splendid condition. Excel­ mg. One is 60x160, ond two Call AX. 9-5173 After lent Eastside location. Owner are 46x129. editor, and business manager arc: Publisher, The Ohio Senti­ Credit Arranged Through Certified Automobile Service - . 5 P. M. Remodeling snd repairing Is our spec­ scaping. Only $2500 down. Ad­ nel Publishing Co., Inc., 690 E. Long St.; editor, Russell A. ialty. Whatever your job . . . build, re­ joining lot may be purchased will carry own mortgage of 5%. Jackson, 690 E. Long St.; managing editor, John B. Combs, pair or remodel . . . office, home or gar­ with house. -—- Call BR. 9-7951 age, call os for the best price for quality Call CL. 8-0432 1592 Richmond av.; business manager, Annie R. Moore, 502V_ work and material. Taylor av. Call CL. 2-3721 The owner is The Ohio Sentinel Publishing Co., Inc., 690 KICK OFF THIS FALL E.'Long st., Columbus, O.; Russell A. Jackson, 690 E. Long St., WILLIAM BELL Columbus, O.; Edward T. Stewart, 850 3rd av.§ Columbus, O.; Mattie P. Hill. 1379 Franklin av., Columbus,' O.; Amos H. With One Of BEASLEY-GROVE'S GENERAL CONTRACTOR Lynch, 179 Clifton Ct., Apt. 7, Columbus, O.; Charles W. Sew­ ard. 383 Cleveland a v., Columbus, O.; Annie R. Moore, 502H CA. 1-1989 Taylor av.t Columbus, O.; Dr. R. E. Bland, 1103 Mt. Vernon STAR PERFORMERS av., Columbus, O.; Leroy Phillips, 821 W. 9th st., Cincinnati, O.; Edmund B. Paxton, 1581 Hawthorne av., Columbus, O.; Att'y 120 HAMILTON AVE, COLUMBUS Ray E. Hughes, 34 N. 20th St., Columbus, O.; John B. Combs, LOOK AT THIS LINE-UP!! Hathway St Ferguson J ..;« 1592 Richmond av., Columbus, O.; Clifton Jones, 882 E. Starr '52 PLYMOUTH Station Wagon. Radio and heater $895 BOOF1NQ Hjpg av,, Columbus, Q.; Dayton Erby, 1802 E. Long st., Columbus, •55 DE SOTO V-8 Hardtop. Radio and heater. Powerflyte .. $1495 k FURNACE WORK Virginia Bailey O.; Edward L.'Moore, Jr., S02V| Taylor av., Columbus, O.; '54 FORD 4-Door. Radio and heater. New finish $79S 873 ML V.raon Ave. Charles Saunders Nina Redd Robinson, 1140 W. 59th st., Apt. 1, Chicago, 111. Columbos. Ohio Edward F. Brooks •5« STUDEBAKER President 4-Door. R&H. Overdrive $1695 William E. Shearer Known bondholders, mortgagees, and other security hold­ '53 PLYMOUTH Station Wagon. R_H. New finish $895 CL. 3-3414 Maceo Clarke '55 FORD Convt. R_H. F.O.M. Power steering. Sharp ... $159. ers owning or holding 1 percent or more of total amount of fc..; _r___g __» Eldon W. Ward bonds, mortgages, or other securities are: none. •57 CHEV. Convt. R&H. P.O. Power steer, and brakes ... $2395 Carl Hargrave, Jr. r - *_0 BUICK Super Riviera Hdtp. R&H. Dyna. Very sharp ... $495 Charles G. Wilburn The average number of copies of each issue of this publi­ '57 FORD Demo.' Custom '300' 2-Dr. R&H. Fordo.-tone fin. $1995 KHESKE J. Shelley LaMorite cation sold or distributed, through the mails or otherwise, to •5$ FORD V-8 Ranch Wagon. Fordomatic $895 Myrtle E. W illiams paid subscribers during the 12 months preceding the date shown '58 FORD Victoria. R&H. Fordo. Power steering $1795 PLUMBING CO. James J. McCown 487 E. Mala 8L Carole Hill, Sec'y above was: 8000. ^ George W. Page (Signed) Russell A. Jackson, Editor Columbus, O. K__-_''_fl_ Repairing snd Remodeling WILLIAM H. BROOKS (SEAL) Sworn to and subscribed before me this 27th day# of RES: BE. 1-1GC2 - and September, 1957. (Signed) Frank W. Humphrey BEASLEY-GROVE FORD OFFICE: CA. 4-1338 ASSOCIATES (My commission expires May 15, 1960) 770 W. Broad Open Eves Till 10 P.M. CA-8-3528

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