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Summer Ahead For Rvss On Cinderpalh AMERICAN TRACK stars served itotic, on the Russians Sat urday in the California relays that they will hava to be in top form if they expect to defeat tht U. S. runners this summer in the annual inter-country meat. Cobb Wins Heated At Modesto thert wera nine eventa in which contestant* rose to great heights. Perhaps the greatest ract of tht night wss th* 100 yard dash in which tht groat Bobby Morrow ran a poor fifth, although ht was clocked in .09.5. Winner waa newcomer Rosco* Cook, sophomort from Oregon U. Coof, who tqualed the world'* record of .09.3 in winning, was pushed to the tape by San Jos* War For Union Leadership State's great Negro runner, Ray Norton. Norton and tht third and fourth plact winners wtrt all clocked at .09... By TED COLEMAN Other sepia stars ameng top athletes of the night were Hayes Jones of Eastern Michigan, who won tha 120 high hurdles In .13.8 Ther* was plenty of action around Local 423, Hod* and tht 220 low hurdles In .22.5, and Joel Wiley of Los Angeles carriers, Building and Laborers Union, 569 E. Long tt., State, who entered the select class in the broad jump by doing 28 Saturday. It waa election day and time for selecting new ft. 2V. in. officers for 1959. Tha air was thick with verbal rebellion against a slat* WE HAVE NEGLECTED TRACK THIS SEASON, SO HERE referred to by tb* opposition as th* "handpicked" slat* of L, ....:J.L are names of a few more septa boys who will be competing for Marshal! Cobb. COACH LARRY SNYDER OF OHIO STATE CONGRATULATES Nate Adam of Cleveland national titles la June: Charlie Dumas of DSC and Ernie Shel A confident looking man who answered to the nam* Glent-llte on winning 100 and 220 yard state dash titles. Right of Adam is Glenn Davis, Ohio by of Kansas in the bjgh jump. Let Calhoun and Ellas Gilbert of Herman Sally was busy handing out literature and cards State and Olympic record breaking middle distance star. On extreme right is Adam's coach, In tba high hurdle*. Otis Davis of Oregon la tht 440. Josh Col- bearing the nam** of candidates opposing the present ad Frank Zubovicli, former Columbus South High star. Photo was taken at slat* high school AA breath in the 440 hardies. John Kerr of Illinois in tht 880. ministration. He was quick to lot ob.erven know that th* track and field championships at OSD Saturday.—Roosevelt Carter Photo. dt.tenter* picked him to oppbs* the strong man of th* or No Doubt Left About Yanks-KC 'Farm' Setup ganization—Marshall Cobb—-for th* post of financial _#c- retary-treasurer of th* prosperous organisation. CC-MI No Match For Cincy WHEN THEY FIRST SAID KANSAS CITY WAS A FARM team for tht N. York Yankees wt thought it was a case of sour COBB IS A VETERAN UNIONIST WHO HELP ED ORGANIZE By FINNIS BREEDLOVE week before. matches but were forced to grapes because tht Yankees would not make a trade which would tht local nearly 30 years ago. Last week mark-id .the second tim* "I'D BATHER lose with a Reason Cartwrlght was so compete against such seasoned makt a first division team stronger. . In history he faced opposition for his post as financial secretary. group of beginners and average proud wa$ the play of Pauline players as Mary Burton, Spring But as wt watched developments through the years we were **» .Presidency of the local, according to soma members, has just been golfer, than win with champion Johnson. Playing on a regular field, and R, L. Hayes, Cincin forced to believe thert was somt truth to the rest of the league's a post in name only with Cobb holding the controlling strings. ship players I have to beg to course the second time, Mrs. nati. complaint. Latest, shennanigans—or should w» sa**. trade?—con A -piece of campaign literature passed out by tht dissenters reprcse*iit us." said George Johnson played the first nine • Another bright spot for CC-MI vinced us. We are talking about tht deal which took Hector Lopez, called Cobb a "dictator" who'put part of his family on tht Lock! Cartwrtght, summing up CC-MI holes as any beginner. On the was stellar play ot Paul (Old tht hard hitting infielder whom most of the league conceded 423, or "Cobb's local," payroll and accused him of attempting to play as they took the worst de back nine, she bettered her Dad) Cummings. would bt tht best hot corner man in the game if he was allowed add another family member in tht election. feat of any club to represent Co score ~by 25 strikes and is~~con- REMAINING OPTICS for CO- to stay On third, to the Yankees. - - - They referred to DaVld R. Cobb, candidate for assistant busl- sidered a real threat to begin ness agent.- - ' . lumbus injustory. MI: * No sooner was ht in a Yanket uniform than Casey' Sts^nget had ners when^CC-MI has jts tourni-. Represented by *•..-.' players* ... June 7, CC-MI aj, ^Dayton. him at third base. He -responded, with two for three in.the first ment June 27-28. • LARGB GROUPS OF UNION MEMBERS GATHERED early CC-MI lost to-Greater Cincinnati June 2*1, blind bogey al Ray game Sunday, including a home run. - _ ' mond. June 57-28, third annual Saturdayjnoming on the 11th st side of_the"union hall. They ban *;' '*- 23-S but the match was much BIG JDISAPPO I N T M E N T We cannot understand why" Kansas City did not play Vic Pow tournament at, Raymond (begin died their oplnion^abouf and at times-almost came -*n blows oyer-, closer than the score indicates. came when Greater Cincinnati er.at first regularly and Lopez at'third and then Try to'build an ners and junior girls play at procedure in voting and other technicalities.' Most tenst moment There were cases where CC-MI infield around them. Power and Lopez are regarded as tops at golferettes failed to show. De Olcntangy). July 5, family pic came when Nathaniel Biakely,' candidate for assistant business players won as , far as medal their favorite positions. Yet Kansas City juggled Power between pending on the golferettes fo win nic and golfing at Springfield, •gent, became enraged when a surprise last minute slatt waa i_- play is concerned but lost on third and first and played Lopez at second and tht outfield mora all its matches led to downfall July 19, golf carnival at Mans match play. Cincinnati had a than at his natural position. Cleveland's general manager, Frank of Columbus. Louise Holland, field. July 20, mixed ball at Continued On'Page 4 contingent of SO to pick from. Lane, tried for two yoars to get Lopez for third base so ht would Margaret Calloway and Willa Raymond. Aug. 2, club play at And. a-t a result, waa in position bt able to play Power at first after he obtained Vio from tht A's. to save face for the humiliating j Rosemond played the calibre of Raymond. Aug. 23, Scotch four [golf that would win most some at Canton. Aug. 23, CC- defeat it took at Dayton the TENSE FitOMENT DURING ELECTION BALLOTING OF LOCAL 423, Hodcar- MI at Toledo. Sept. 13, begin 'Sports Gleanings' Salute To Lew Byrer ners union, Saturday it mirrored in face of Marshall Cobb, financial secretary-treas ning of club championship play Plans Get Underway For urer, pictured after he emerged, from group gathered in alley adjoining headquarters, at Raymond. THIS COLUMN WISHES TO ADD ITS VOICE TO THE many salutes to veteran sports editor Lew Byrer of tha Columbus Citi to see that a 'rule* was enforced. Cobb wears angry expression as he returns to union zen as he writes "30" to 40 great years of sports reporting. vTo hall after snatching up cards he claimed were used illegally by opposition. —- Staff Swimming Classes Se\ give you an idea of the respect we have for him, ht is tht only 'Miss Bronze' Contest Photo By Combs. Registrations are being taken sportswriter whom w« address as "Mr." now for summer swimming THE ENTIRE PROGRAM for The Sentinel'*, "Miss THE WASHINGTON SENATORS HAVE FINALLY secured classes at the YWCA The Bronze" contest has been reorganized. This new pro ara American Negro player. They have had several brouse classes begin June 13. Regis gram includes sponsorship of contestants by club group* players on their roster the past few years but they were all Cu trants should call the health ed within the community. bans. Last week they traded Alble Pearson, last year's regular ucation office of the YWCA. A centerfielder. to the Baltimore Orioles for Lennle Green. Pear- They will not be required to participate in any tic Urge Mike Act In physical examination is requir ket or newspaper subscription selling campaign. How ed ot everyone using the pool sen had not been a regular this year, having been beaten ont of the job by Ben Allison. ever, the clubs* representatives are limited to young la and enrollment In tht classes dies 16-25 years of age, unmarried, of good moral char will be limited. acter, measuring up to accepted standards of beauty and who have special talent in music, dramatics, dancing. •atient's Death Dillard Takes High Meet Clean Sweep For Florida's Teams This is similar tcv-tha manner in which the *'Mu».*Arheri- TALLAHASSEE, Fia.—Dillard TALLAHASSEE, Fla.—Florida and tournament — baseball, T*V contest is judged,. High of Ft. Lauderdale edged A-M universit made a grand track and field, and singles und Judging will be conducted in three phases—talent 1 Carver High of Miami, SO*/, to slam sweep of the major cham doubles tennis . championships competition, bathing suit competition and general SAW (9 IRON) GRAY80N, TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR; M. 53 points, in the Florida Intev- pionships in the Southern Inter made by the Rattlers is believ grooming-formal attire competition. State Hospital Durhafn. directors* golf activities; R. L. Hayes, director of scholnstic Athletic Ass'n annual collegiate Athletic Conference ed .to be the first such feat in . This event is first on a long list of entertaining Ohio Gplferettts;- Lonnle Jones, midwest junior director, snd I, E. track and field meet here at during the 1938-5? school year. the history of. the conference. Sentinel 10th anniversary year events. 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After marching past the re president of Daughter Elks, will trip to Paul Lauroncc Dunbar Improved Benevolent Protectiee On Sunday, officers and dele viewing stand, 5th and Conov.er Order of Elka of the World. open the first sessions at 9 a. m. shrine and through the factory sts., the. parade will disband at Of Patient gates worship at morning serv Thursday, June 1L A joint ses c*f McCall's publishing company. Waldorf Lodge No. 76 and ices st various churches. A Waldorf Lodge, 311 S. Summit st. By JOHN B. COMBS sion aad civil liberties mass An oratorical contest nt 7:30 Royal Temple No. 41 are host* mammoth parade, to begin at 1 Competitive drills will be stag Gov. DiSall* has been urged to investigate th* death meetsg at Dunbar gym at -> p. ran. will round out Friday's for tbe four day, June 11*14, con p. m., will end the convention. ed at Dunbar athletic field. of Mra. Melrett* Roberts Smith, who succumbed from- vention. p. m. climax Thursday's a<*tivi- program. burns suffered while « patient at Columbus Receiving hos pital. Mrs. Smith's family, in* a letter to DiSalle. asked him to find NAACP Continues Last out if negligence by the hospital staff was responsible for the trag edy. Tlie letter, signed by Mrs. Beatrice Roberts, mother of, the Ditch Try To Reach Goal deceased, requested the governor's "personal attention and publio interest in the mysterious burning" of Mrs Smith on May 9. Columbus NAACP this week continued its last ditch attempt to "We do not know what ran be done about what appear, to reach the organization's 1959 goal of 4000 members. Thus far, be negligence on the part of the hospital, but this letter comes Executive Sec'y Barbee W. Durham pointed out In a memo to in behalf of her four boys, who are 8, 9, 10 and 12," the letter campaign workers, the branch has "almost 2500 members, a few stated. more than at this stage a year ago." "Treatment and care administered to Mrs. Smith after sh* Durham stated, "There is yet| was so badly burned is not in question. Being in isolation and a third group of workers willing fice, CI. 2-2303, or one of the no visitors, why was she permitted to have matches? to help further even though they following numbers: Ax. 1-4443, "Since she had no visitors, who gave her the matches?" And have completed the job in their CI. 8-1337, a. 2-1888 or CI. after she caught fire, why did no one rome to her aid until she territories." 3-7729. had suffered third degree burns over IS percent of her body?" "These persons arc willing to Mrs. Roberts, *M4 N. Ohio av., concluded the letter by suggest- go the extra mile," Durham de big that "if hospital care is needed, especially at Columbu* Re clared. "We wish to organize the ceiving hospital, one's life is quit* apparently jn danger there." Extra Milcra into teams so that Riles Held For AT SENTINEL EDITION TIME WEDNESDAY Mrs. Robert* we can go into the areas still to said no acknowledgement of the letter had been received front the be canvassed." Mrs. Mewood governor. However, she said a return card indicated the register I Durham advised those.ds-.iring Impressive .rites were held ed letter had been delivered to the governor's mansion and signed to work in the Extra Miler* Thursday at 2nd Baptist for for by Mrs. Myrtle DiSall*. campaign to call the NAACP of- Mrs. Martha E. Gatewood, 104S Jerry Poston, administrative assistant to tli* governor, inform •>*1 CENTRAL STATE COLLEGE'S ''MISS CENTRAL STATE 1953--." Is Drexel Wade ot Blue- ed The Sentinel that the correspondence from Mr*. Robert* had field, W. Y*. At Drexel's right Is her first attendant, Mayme Cannon, Richmond, Va.. and left not been received at the executive office. her second attend--.*, Carole Wallace, YMsngstown, If the letter wa* sent to the mansion. Ppston :»»-d,^robably Shock Death the governor had not had time to read all his.corVespondence this or hotel for dinner if liquor is week. However, he said th* matter would be called to the gover sold on the premises. nor's attention. Rooming House Man Faces PHILLIPS. WHILE h favors Burglars e 4 DR. J. B. CRAIG. CLINICAL DIRECTOR OF THE hospital. the proposal, disagreed with In'an interview with The Sentinel last week, said he didn't feel Scholer's marking certain places anyone on his staff was negligent in the case. Fine, Jail In Gas Deaths as trouble spots. Sentenced As to why the patient was allowed matches and cigarets, he said njF___s_ss-Fa-_--___SS__l a He said children don't have to that was in keeping with a "general policy of the institution, e'S? Winston Strain, of Miami av., operator of the rooming house A scries sif burglaries, Includ- go to certain spots to start aiing one in which an aged worn- tablished six months ago." MELZETTA f-.03ERI51M.TH where a young couple, and their Infant perished from carbon mo fight—"they'll fight noxide fumes recently, was found guilty of operating a rooming any place j an was frightened to death, •I where the urge hits them," ho brought sentences to two teen ' bouse wj'5fj*«ut a license end allowing a'child under 16 to live above stated. . the second floor, Tbe ruling Was banded dawtrFriday by Munici agers for an unde t er m in,e d j Senator Says U.S. Law Provides Right Of Justice Espaftmeni To ' : N. B. Barack.'-director* of the pal Court Judge WiBiam T. GUli*.*"" . * * * amount oftime in Boys Indtys-': ***** • . . . ,w *•* Recreation Commission, also ob .:'->••_ the same; or if two or SEN. CARROLL contend* that** Rooming House Inspector trial school. The punishment was Sr, jected to the ordinance 'being pronounced by Juvenile Judge more "person* go lb disguise since these rJW>pIe did conspir* three on the second and the 'Charles J. McGue filed charges placed directly under supervi Clayton W. Rose Friday. Prosecute Mack Parker Lynch Mot 00 the highway or on the.pre* against a "prisoner, and they Bartons on the third. against Strain after Robert Bur sion of the Police Juvenile Bu m'•>•••. of another with intent to mrgb; have been -wt* kmj- hi con John Jackson, 15, 61 S. Cham rights' legislation. conspire te Injure, oppress, ton, IS, bis wife, Sophia, 16, and Firemen blamed an improper reau. WASHINGTON.—There Is be prevent or binder the free ex spir. cy with the jailer to obtain 4 month old daughter, Judy. pion av., and James Hooper, 15, Sen. Carroll quoted U.J Code threaten or intimidate any el* ly vented heater for the tragedy lief that the Justice Dipt, could ercise or enjoyment of any the treys, and since they, wer* were found dead on the third HE INSISTED Sl'CH a iaw 1177 E. Long st., admitted to hava acted in the Mack Parker 341, stating that the Justice ti-.pi* in free exercise or enjoy which snuffed out the lives of the right or privilege se secured; disguised, there was no- doubt in floor, of a house at 214 Woodland would prohibit teenage dances participating in 48 burglaries case. Dept; could have taken action*" In ment of. any right or privilege popular couple and infant. his mind that the Justice Dept. av., April 30. and thefts the past few months. this case undt-r Titk* 18, Se:*. secured to hlra by the Consti th.iy sh ill be fined not more at the 10 recreation centers. Sen John Carroll (D. Colo.) Strain dei*d eper.ating a Strain was to be sentenced Both exonerated a third youth MRS. GATEWOOD j 241, which-cays: tution or laws of the U. S. be $5*0.0 or In prisoned for not did have jurisdiction to act un- Such dances, Barack contend said it had .every riftht undt-r roomWif; bouse, McGue .aid, Friday. He faces a fine up to held with them. They said he "When two or more person* cause of lr havittg so exer- more than KT yesfs. |der th« given aUtute. ed, should be under supervision Oak at., who died at St, Anthony existirig law to prosecute those but Inspectors found four per $300 and jail term of up to three only took part in the theft ot of staff members of each center. responsible for the kidnap-lynch- sons living en tbe first floor. months on each count. some bicycles. UIo Wood, 1_. June 8. Rev. J. B. Quick, pastor At Monday's hearing, minis 691 N 23rd st., was then held for of Bethany Presbyterian, offi* ing of Mack Charles Parker in ters and others interested in ju further investigation after he de ciated. PsJplarvillc, Miss. Postpone Cop Series Hearing venile problems are expected to nied participating in the burg Mrs. Gatewood was well ACCORDING TO A * report Hearings On Dance jam the committee room in in laries. known in the community as an n.-Ieased by ANP from Alice I The scheduled public hearing this week by the Ma I .tion are Nimrod B. Allen, Nelson Lancione, Harry' B. May- terest of the ordinance. ardent church worker and mem Dunnigan, Att'y Gen. William' yor's Community Relations Commission, of charges made field, Mrs. Desso T. Mitchell. Jack Alton. George Bell, CLIFFORD TYREE, supervis ber of Bethany's Deaconess P Rogers slated that the FBI* in a series of articles and editorials by The Ohio Sentinel Constance C. Nichols, ArChur G. Starrett'. Dr. Lance Webb or of Delinquency Dept. at Ju Board. was withdrawn from the case' against certain Columbus Police Dept. practices, has been and Fr. A. L. Winkler. Hall Issue Monday Auxiliary Election venile Center, said losses in the Survivors are brothers, Dr. after Dept. of Justice, "eslab-^ postponed. The controversial dance hall ordinance which would make CINCINNATI.—Women's aux burglaries amounted to nearly Don't put it off any longer! Subscribe to The Ohio Arthur M, Chavous of Centrnl lished that persons responsible! The delay resulted from inability of Police Chief teenagers as well as those who permit them to attend liable to iliary of Post 636, American Le $1000, plus an undetermined State college and Jarrctt T. for the death of Parker had not! Sentinel today! $6.50 a year. . _ •__ amount in other cases. George Scholer and Inspector Harvey Alston to be present penalty for attending dances not supervised by juvenile officers or gion, on Beecher st., elected the Chavous; sisters, Clara M. Car Violated the federal kidnapping for a session Friday, June 12, at 10 a. m. in City Council someone designated by them is slated for hearing before Safety following officers Thursday Tyree said none of the boys ter and Charlotte V. Holston; statute, and no other successful chambers. Dinner For Parents Plans Near Completion Conin.ttlec *>** City Council Monday night. night: had previous formal contact stepmother, Harriett E. Cha federal prosecution could be Following graduation Tuesday LOU1SVILLK. — According to Supported by Polic* Chief j ——————————-— Mesdames Emma Wallace, with the court, but ell had been vous; nine niece*, two nephews, maintained." According to Loren Lunsford, commission chairman, a at Franklin Jr. High V.erda announcement by Mrs. A tibia George Scholer and Saf«:ty Dir. -nance; said it is designed to pre- president; Sarah Peaks, firstlprobltm* at home and school. a host of other relatives and further effort will be made to hold the hearing in th* sam* .... Montgomery and Wyman C. Wil Clement Jackson, president, Wo Loo Phillips, the proposal would I vent fights and trouble among location at 10 a. nt. Thursday, June 18. vice president; Sarah Wright, He pointed cut they all came friends. According to Ute report. Sen. liams wer* hosts to their parents man's Home and Foreign MissiO- .make it unlawful for children teenagers at dances, second vice president; Ernestine from broken homes and had Interment was at Green Lawn- Carroll disputed this^-c/sntention THE SENTINEL SERIES HAS ASSERTED THAT at dinner iu th* Skyline dining nary Society, AME Zion Churcb, been expelled from junior high .between "4 and 18 to attend pub- Councilman Dewey Garner, a''Silvers, secretary; Catherine Funeral arrangements were by bcrl re * hearing of the Hennings widespread discrimination against Negro personnel exists room. Miss Montgomery is the plans for the 14th session of th* lie dance* where liquor is sold, member of the Safety Commit-1 Moody, corresponding t.cre* school. . White and Sons. subcommittee on constitutional in the department and that the vice s^uad detail In partic daughter of Mrs. Fannie Mont quadrennial meeting, scheduled including restaurarts which hold tee, expressed*opposition to the tary'; Ann Sanders"' 'treasures',' Relatives of the dead woman, gomery and Mr. Williams' pa to convene at Metropolitan chur ASK FOE PLEZOL Honey rights, last Thursday, where ular has carried on a prolonged program of harassment of dance hall license-. jmeasure, declaring such a lawjPres. Emma Wallace is wife of Mrs. Gertrude Bentz, were at Negro citizens. rents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred ch, Hartford, Conn., are almost 'At a hearing two weeks ago, j would prohibit him from taking! Post Commander "Bus" Wal- -.rushed Cracked Wheat- Gov. Coleman of Mississippi was; ihe boys' trial. They were prcss* Bread. 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SATURDAY. JUNE 18, l{.59 SATURDAY, JUNE 1?, 195» THK OHIO SENTINB1. PAGE B PAGE 4 THs-PHlU^..^THE OHIO SENTINEL , = — It reported the worthwhile/ ac half the life of Columbus' long* tivities and the unfortunate do eat lived colored paper, the ds* Cobb's Slate Wins In Heated Election Battle For Local 423 Leadership The Sentinel Then* Now ings ot th* city and nation. It funct Ohio State News. fearlessly has diagnosed trends Let us look forward to Th* Into chart*, of their future Ohio Sentinel's adding oentury courses. It ha* not loaned itself marks to Its existence. Continued From Pag* 1 to a political faction nor allowed The community deserves it. its columns to* be the picture amd "-nth b\a name remc*r«>d, window for selfishness and bone H« ttjeatencd to "bkm this thing op it they don't straighten picking by disgruntled folks. He Showed 'Em! it out." Blakely'* namawas <*> the first slate *ur-po***fd by Cobb. Some of thoso enjoying The. Tbstr* -were rumor* be was to bs? punished for attempting to tid Ohio- Sentinel's decade celebra Russell Nesbit, former Air Salty "pnd*r covet." He emphatically denied thi*. tion may not be with the paper Force physical training special ist, recently established himself Lts-vg iBSsfid of mrn filed into th* voting place all day Saturday to praise its score ot year's of existence but, if that foundation a* one of the world's greatest white Wnrians groups huddltd nearby. Police patrolled th* ares acrobats by walking down the ceMtabtly i>n the alert for possible trouble. personnel remains Intact, there ' Will be an Ohio Sentinel in 1969, steps of the Washington monu THE LOXG HOT MGHT ADDED TO THE. SUSPENSE. When a potent factor in community ment on his hands! Ebony mag the counting was over it was Cobb by two to on* over both his op progress and a merit badge of azine reveals Nesbit chose this ponent*— B. W, rlaye? and -Sally*- tor financial secretary-treasurer. journalism. method of attracting attention because, as a Negro, he had Tbe admi^traUsM. saw stands: J stars mrrbifU.«, pr-td- This paper does not ask forbea n barred for the past '1 deat; Richard BeH, Tic*'prtwlde-st; raillip Mr-Cray, •recordln*- laurels. It does not urge the years from working ln the cir •eereUry; fobb. fin-nci-l serretar j-trea**rer: V. L. Bart-an, MATTIE P, HILL LYNCH ANNIE MOORE public to give it a great big cus. head b-V.n-*--* agent: Tree Wley, aef->e*nt-at-arms; Ray Bogga. hand clap to encourage it on. It (This edition marks the beginning of Th* Ohio Sentinel's 11th year. In keeping W. B. Sfcanr-M aad Orange Sanders, esectttive board; Aril* Su- OPPOSITION TO MARSHALL COBB PICKED HERMAN SALLY. AT RIGHT IN left phot-. haa work to do in a community with same, Mr. Lee has composed the follow ing article capsuling a few of the events her. Eeans Bu'fiB.t-n, B*y SasMb. tn-ste***. Daetd R. Cobb, te lead them ia effort to «o»t veteran financial secretary who IORK referred to as a "dletator." with growing pains and goes on leading' up to tha present. One thing for sure—Mr. Lee certainly has a good memory.— Nathaniel Blakety, Daeid Heller, J-*w Stewe and Emery White, doing that work. African Student Awards Right: Nathaoiel Blakely. incumbent candidate foe a.slstant bustaesa agent, threatened to liter EDITOR, • vMsiaitt bastecss agent.. ally "blow tht* thing up" after he discovered hi» name had been removed from Cobb supported •. * * Those who recognize that It WASHINGTON.—Grants total •late. Blakely, left. cmphaUraliy explain, hi* p<» ition as group listens intently. H« came out vie By LUCIUS E. LEE been the camenting force and Its Sentinel to move ahead. tirelessly works for mankind's ing more than $42,000 have been torloua la the balloting. guiding mind. progress will volunteer praise. awarded by African-American TEN YEAES HAVE passed He haa operated behind the IT HAS BEEN noted that The Those who do not will remain institute to 74 African students sines that furor occurred when scenes where the deepest intelli Ohio Sentinel haa mirrored In the dark from which the pa for Btudy In American universi a group of courageous young gence is involved and it is a events, public and prlvato, those per tries to emerge them. ties for the academic year 1959* people walkad in a body out of very able man who oan fill such ten years. It has already lived mor* than 60, the institute announced. an old established newspaper a position. institution in protest of a policy. They had just thoir fortitude, ONLY FOUR Or THAT origi youth and courage to face the nal seven dissenters of another future and no labor union to paper are left. It was ta mass sitand behind them. walkout with Russell Jackson, Somehow they composed Amos Lynch, Charles Seward, NEW! themselves to staff another Annie Stevens Moore, Ernest newspaper venture which imme Martin, Mattie Hill and Benja min Andrews forming the group. gold diately gained the goodwill of the city and has retained same. Thus The Ohio Sentinel be cap came known. Ther* were many trying times but good sound principles of sacrifice and practice of integ CAMPAIGNERS GAVE ELECTION B1GTIME FLAVOR rity bridged them over those with various types of procedure. Pictured la stalwart supporter HIGH* SPEED LOBBYING MARKED ELECTION OP OFFICERS AT HOD CARRIERS Colon darker days. wearing placard of opposiUoa candidate for assistant hardness Local til. These photos were taken iu 11th st. outside headquarters where different factions book There were lean days when agent of Local 433.—Staff Photo- By Cembt. ed candidates. - _ ;__ • • . staff member* hardly had a dime between them. But they HELP Ct'T THIS TOLL Boston Team Denies Bias; Case Closed Truck Driver Asks $200-000 In Louisiana (rash tightened the belt and looked to Th* _iuiu-_l ihospitol bill for wards the future. This one BOSTON.—The Red Hex denied the management poraued a cancer- patiehta is approximate N. ORLEANS.—A,47 year old truck driver is ashing StOO.W* knows first hand. And one can poltr-g.of raci-,1. dlsr-imuiat'sj-j in sending infi-lsler Pumpsie damages for injuries received In crash on Air-In* highway ia not forget a llfesaving event, al . ly $300 ?niW'.on *_.•_ Uie .loss 'in , *__. . Greea back fo Minaeapolli In order to keep"* lily-white tmgtAr. Ju'>**rO*>5L_ Herbert*Mrarldecl»to*» he received itijuries which- though .-a "little amusing, when Denial, made before Maasarhusetts Commlssioa Agaiast Rarial' goods and service* Amounts to i he believe* hav, rendere^htm permanehUy disabled. Uentmrd the then advertising manager. some. *12 billion a yea/. Help! Arkansas Fuel Corp. of Shrev-port, La., and Fidelity and Cas- ' Charles W. Seward.edanced Into «*-. VUcrtmiaatioa, brought a statement from the commission chair RUSSELL A. JACKSON citt down this teriible Ml, Give [. ualty *Co. of N. York as defendanta. McBride said he'was driv- the office on* day with • big man, Mildred Mahoney, that the case wss cooatdered closed. Jackson and l-ynch took to • to the American Cancer Sociaty. Ing a truck loaded with pressed air cylinders when he had to contract to run spreads for a the editorial work, Seward as Boston NAACP still claims the team is biased. stop al au Intersection. While thera the fuel rompan* truck hit concoction some pharmacists sumed the advertising responsi his truck. had dreamed up that swept the bility as Mrs. Moore became nation under the name of Hada- and has remained th* caretaker col. of the business management. THE OHIO SENTINEL THE UAOACOL CAMPAIGN Mrs. Hill and Andrews kept the helped the paper by taking away linotypes humming and Martin INSIDE bossed tha production depart Edmund B. Paxton. r*tesident: Russell A Jack-on. Editor- some •• of the gloomy days and la-Chief; Annie R. Moore. Business Manager; Amos H L'*!lc.,' brought future purses for a ment. One ot the original staff Advertising-Promotion Manager; John B. Combs, Managing Edi time. Advertising breaks like ers lies dead—Shad Jones. tor; Theodore Coleman, City Editor; Edward L. Moore, Jr., Pro that evolved slowly until one A word about Mrs. Hill, who duction Mt.Ti.tffa r. young man was snatched from learned linotyping while a secre tary at the Ohio State News and Establishe_.-s~vn»iirdu Junjune 1i.. 1949i.*,... Publisheruoiisneda »eac, h W*ek at 690 East the managing editor's desk and NEGRO AFRICA Long Street
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We're grateful and we hope our everyday low prices- high Crcaa. party will bo held *t "Spring St. The annual "Leant to Swim" out charge by writing or visit quality and congenial service will continue to please each and every one of you. Shop ing the library'* film -depart YMCA, 202 E. Spring st., Sun* with _y» often and tell aft your friends what a wonderful thing is being done at SUPER- campaign co-sponsored for the day, Jun* 14, 5-7 p, m. Door tenth -eeeaecutive year by \ ment, DUPER . 1» N. NELSON RD. Films are grouped in such prizes will be awarded along Franklin County Red Cress and with prises for campaign work WBKS-TV gets underway in categories as "Human Relations OWNER in Industry,'* "Industrial Safe ers contributing th* weakest ex most county and city pools about cuses they heard for not Joining ANGEIO ROSATI, June 15. ty,' * "Our Economy and Its Pro blems," "Personnel Manage tli* NAACP. ment," and "Salesmen and Merit cards will be awarded MORE WEEKEND Salesmanship." , all workers reporting 10 or more members, captain cards to those reporting 20 or more and gen UJ.D.A. i MONEY SAVING Ohio Ranks Sixlh eral cards to workers turning ln Ohio ranks sixth among the more than 25 memberships. states in wine consumption. MMMmL-Kmsmmaamimaaaammaammmm. Choice VALUES! • Dm. J. ARNETT MITCHELL, RETIRING PRINCIPAL OP CHAMPION JR. HIGH, Colam* Annual Tea Of Roses Remeve Tois bus, addresses Central Stat* eoOege sto-ieat teachers. Guest table from left: Dr. Charles H. Annual tea of roses sponsored Wesley, president, Central State; Ray Sewer, staJent aad master of ceremonies; Dr. Rath Har- j CLEAR & REPAIR i by Nautilus club of St. Paul FROZEN SUNKIST Aaatow fr«n grave, director of Dept. of Education; Dr. and Mm. Mitchell. VENETIAN AME will be held at tha church VAU* -._>•* af Crossed Line In Dixie Sunday, June 14, 4-7 p.m. Ar- Iww nvfsKI On Mershon Series dath Roberta is chairman, Edna The story of a Southern Negro BUNDS LEMONADE McGee co-chairman and Dr. Al- Doe* your insurance fall Japan's famed all-girl Taka* who crossed the color line and •/.. F. HUTCHINSON short of covering to razuka "Theatre win be making lived ns a white man in Alaba vla A. Shaw minister. day's higher value of CO. 6 $ a long awaited visit to the U.S., ma, Louisiana and Mississippi is your property? If so, as the first event on Mershon • Fore-lore Sftnn.... i 8 cZ t told in Ebony Magazine. IT. * you stand to lose im • Appliances auditorium's Great Artist Series, first person article called, "Why portant money in ceao for one performance on Oct. 12 ot tire. Sett us soon. I Never Want to Pass," the au e Floor Coverings thor, who is haled white people, e Furnishings SL Clair SUN SPUN Convene In Chicago feared them and despised them. for merry room in -_. # your bouse ROUND If) Earl Hood CHICAGO .—The 22nd annual s*M 2-6415 Pharmacy Oleomargarine convention of Natl Funeral Di Busy Bookmobiles rector* and Mortician* Ass'n Serving CoiumMis Insurance Ageaty To bring books to 121 locali sine-- 1895 STEAK lb. /tf< 5 lb. M *n E. Long CL.Z-42V convene* Aug. 17-20 here at Ho ties on a once-every-twe-weeks tel Sherman, according to anno 1628 ML Vemon Ave. "~M«-a_*r basis throughout the summer uncement made by Robert H Mt Vernoa Ave. Dtttttet the four bookmobiles of Colum tmoroTeme&t %*teetatS*a Miller, general secretary. bus public library wUl operate SIAR KIST 60 days from June 8 through FRESH (AlUE DANNY THOMAS, televi Aug. 28. sion, nightclub and motion TUNA picture performer, appears in PORK ROASTS Sirlon Steak Lb. 89c J CASS $J Columbus Tuesday, Jane 16, on Make a Date With ~ behalf of Franklin County chapter of Aid lo Leukemia tb. 29c Stricken American .Children. Tickets may. be obtained at BRUCE JOHNSON Swiss Steak Lb. 69c F&16ER. _. tfie Franklin county ALSAC of• PORK Jpeej Suite-1206, 5~E, Long'st., —_• .... -eoti .^. - Beaton's Music Store, Anthony 09 C0FFEIr_ Stereo Center, Harmony Rec- STEAK ord Houses and from ALSAC Be cool this summer with lib. -fAj. Y « 7 T-BoneSteak tb. I Q7V members. 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PAGE ^TURPAY,-TUNg 18, 1959 ftATURPAY, JUNE 13, 195» THIS QHIO 3ENTINEI* TH-£0S$2JK£ PAGE 8 (enfrai Sate Gives Dale Set For YM Boy's Adventure Club Activities four Honorary Degrees Spring St. YMCA wiU. again rect ail. activities. A fee of $10 higher. THE ROUNDUP offer the "Big-Ten" In summer for members will also include Only 40 boys can be enrolled. Jubilee Day Parade Winds Up Huge *W IL B ERFORCE. — Central adventur-, for boy*** 7 to 10. be milk and transportation. Non- Call Ca. 1-6779 for reservatiotia Edited By T«d Col«tmMi Stat* college awarded four ginning Thursday, June IB. members' ' fc* will b* slightly and information. Y honorary degrees at commence The program will schedule Three Day Lodge Shrine Celebration ment exercises Sunday, June 7. educational tour*, horseback Gen'l Motors had a had year last year ... It made * net ** V ..tifhia. _.., * _tkrougkou, _*_^Jt tSitb*- tkraa-_J Oay King Urges Goodwin Againsf Hob Rule They wera presented to Tru rides, a day at Cam? WilUon, prof it of only $633,628,076 ... . And this waa during a year of Tb* blar* of trumpet* and tb* for th* wMkez-rL man K. Gibson,- Sr., Supreme heavy unemployment and falling sales. meet. ATLANTA.—Dr. Marti*' Lutbey Wag, Jr., swimming each day, craft mov mmble of drum* to an Arabic The program nciaded a pubii*- LI b *"r t y Life Insurance Com ies and dally devotions, mteting at 2nd BepttM Friday C-LUBMAN OT Alia Baba leader, lr* th* Montgomery, Al*., proteat, baa pany, who received tho doc motiff set tbe tempo for dim** Hoyt W. Glvens, youth secre A Philadelphia car wash place has erected a new •n that with Hariand JUndotph and Urn advised Negro** tc practice goodwill io tha fac* tor of business administration ef tb* big Jubilee day celebra Tempi* activities was Job* H. tary, and two counselors will di raads: "Foreign cars washed only in imported water." tion staged by AOa Baba Shrina for S*r-a*mbr*_y_er as prmcip*. Boa-, and proflsotional chairman of lynch and mob rule. King »Poh* tot Mote. degree; George Lucas, pastor, Tempi* 53, Sunday. Tbe colorful speakers; • golf townum*** Wade Franklin. houM coUeg* oommanoament and urged grad- Bethel Baptist, Dayton, doctor of parade, which featured march spc-naor-d by tba Tempt* at R*y- Aubrey D. Pay** U IBaatoiou* uat*»s to »Uy awake during current revolution In divinity; Dr. Harold L. Yo_hum, Get the genuine article in j uniu from various cities par- mend .-UmorLel Saturday, ** poteatat* of All* Baba, wh'ch rac* relation*. Sticking to his u«u*l advocacy td president of Capital university, tkripating in th* thre* day event, lowed by «*atk«. ot none** and j fp(JBgorf „ number of Important non-viol*n«e, Dr. Kmg **id. "Our oppressors doctor of humane letters and A wound up » You'll like ''You'll Do Baiter ai SPtCER'S" NOT.D COMPOSSR UUSSIS KAY hits won a half-dozen awards for his concert, music. 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JUNE 13- 19S» PAGE 10 THE OHIO SENTINEL THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGEIli LETTERS TO THE EDITOR -PE&KIHO Of POLITICS EDITORIALS What Tbe Man REALLY Said *, Timely Arttol** • • • Editor, Th* Sentinel! Th* ar- Delay Seen In Editor, Th* Sentinel i Copy of a letter to th* *dltor of th* Co tiol** on th* polic* fore* ar* ob lumbu* Cittx«nr Dear Mr. W*av*r. First l*t m* thank you for jective, well don* and timely. publishing my letter In th* Jun* S Issue of your newspaper, re- Keep up th* good work. — H. T., A Fact Of Gity Life gardlng my reply to Mr. William F. Guthri*. executive dean of Cedarvlll*. Naming Rights Head student relations at Ohto Stat* university. (AI Sweeoey, city editor of tbe Cleveland Call-Peat, wrote * MEMBERS OF THK Ohio Civil Right* Commission aren't e*- column Ust week which applies not only to hts hometown but, ia By way of information, I would Ilk* to know whether or not It The 5ound Of Freedom p*cted to b* appointed until Gov. DiSall*'* pet bill* .hav* cleared 1* » policy to edit letters that com* from your reader* and ar* some measures, all metropolitan comraunlllcs—Columbus Includ By WTHOO th* barriers of th* Legislature. ed. We pass It along to Sentinel readers becaus* w* believe they printed In your newspaper. I recognize th* fact that th«r* Is Until last wtseit, many of DiSalle'* can se* as much sense in It as w« do.—EDITOR.) *om*tlms_ * space factor, but when certain thing* ar* omltt*d or Som* say th* sound of freedom measure* w*r« bogged down In both Legis • • • added to a lett*r from a read*r It seems that ther* may b* a I* mad* by jet* flying in the lative branches, but tb* jam was apparent chang* in th* thlnk-ng or th* Impression which th* reader i* at air. ly broken when h* cracked th* cat-o-nin* NE OF THE facta of life as big city living is concerned is th* tempting to gat across. I will grant th* fact that my composition Som* say It's a mobilised army, tail* over the heads of a f«w stubborn Dem« O operation of gamblers. may b* improved upon, but at th* same, time it appear* ther* to great to compare. ocratie lawmakers. As long as there are people there will be gambling. This I* wer* som* things in my letter printed Jun* 3 which w_r« omit* Som* seek freedom through Thus when th* Legislatur* took it* not to say that this column condones this form ot vice over any ted, that I wanted to appear ln print; *nd all I am seaking is in scienc* and In the outer weekend recess Thursday, DiSalle's 2-cents other. formation as to tha reason for said deletions or ^missions, which realms ot space. per pack.cigaret tax and his bill to triple But, it's a fact. Guys like to gamble. They like women, henc* ever is th* proper term. But I say th* sounds of freedom Ohio's corporate franchise tax, had been prostitution is flourishing in an urban community. are heard in a different approved. The two measure* will yield • In my letter to you I started off as follows: "In tli* Saturday, THERE ARE FOLKS WHO GO FOR THE strong beverages so place. • COMBS total of 107 million to the stat* general May 30, Issue of your newspaper, I read an article that I felt The sound of freedom is a busy fund during the next 12 months. now that the slate stores close at 6 p. m. they are on the prowl for should be replied to and I hav* reference." This statement was sound, of fingers plucking With these bills out ot th* way, ther* ar* still other DiSalle* the bootleggers, after-hour bars and other hard drink emporiums. omitted in your paper. And further th* following statement "re typewriter key*. sponsored proposals to b* passed before his program will be com Only the most naiye of citizens will say that "these evil and garding racial discrimination at the Ohio Stat* university." This It'* a sound of the linotype pleted. But whether they ar* approved or not, DiSalle will hav* wicked ways of life that lead to th* road of ruination" do not exist foregoing phrase was also omitted. machine pressing hot lead to name his Civil Rights Commission before th* Legislatur* closes in Cleveland. In tha fourth paragraph of my letter I used the words, "pater with *as*. up shop and goes home for keeps. BECAUSE OF THE ECONOMIC CONDITION OF THE Negro nalistic and patronizing" but the "paternalistic" was omitted. In It's the sound of * smooth Th* Senate must confirm each of the five commission mem they have no fancy clubs in which to confine their gambling. Since the third paragraph 1 started out by saying, "In speaking about a running press hammering ber* beor* the commission can be officially set up and start dig the Negro has no country club, city club, town club, college club principle" and these words were omitted. In th* fifth paragraph, out th* daily news. ging Into discriminatory hiring in this state. It's th* sound of a million among others in which to play poker or other games of chance, I started out by stalng, "It i* very unfortunate that Dean Guthrie In addition, th* commission must appoint an executive secre newsboys meeting trucks most of the gambling among Negroes is in private homes, smoke has made such a statement-at this time," and this phrase was en tary before it can get down to business. The secretary's salary is when they ar* through. shops,' in the alleys and back yards. tirely omitted. And in same paragraph I used the phrase, "such fixed at $.12,000 a year for fulltim* duties, while commissioners Then it's the sound of bikes and A phenomena *>n>ong Negreos who Ilk* to take a sporting an allegation about the different standards for different races." will draw $5000 as purl tim* workers. Little Rock Refused To Let Them Push Back The Clock wagons making their daily chance is the numbers game. Numbers or policy Is a part of the This was omitted. My last sentence In the last paragraph was as But at th* effective date of th* commission (July 29) fast rounds. Negro areas in urban communities throughout th* nation. North follows, "This Is indeed regrettable and in my opinion calls for approaches, there U no Indication as to who will draw the ap Delivering th* daily news pointments. However, sine* DiSalle is a Democrat, it is logical or south, east or west, you'll find the brother* playing numbers. soma comment from the president or Board of Trustees of the wherever a reader may be to assume th* commission will be dominated by his party. iutf oLucius cJLi'C If it isn't the pari-mutuels from the track, it» stocks and bond* university." This last statement was omitted entirely. J* 3 See M found. This means the commission will consist of three Democrats or some daily drawing. I would greatly appreciate your explanation as to the manner But the greatest sound of and two Republicans, plus th* secretary, who is also certain t* Even though millions of dollars have been mad* from th* of editing letters to tha editor; that is, if tills Is the practice, or did freedom is when the people LAST MONTR THERE deve detect those defects but trcnds.thc colored areas. They rarely be a Democrat. numbers Negro gamblers haven't realized the bulk of the profits. speak loped quite a hassel in the Co can be discovered and when get over the yen to beat a Negro it just happen that part of my phraseology was omitted.—William But at this stage, no one seems to know who Is In line for the In answer to ihe truth that th« lumbus Police Dept. over giving those trends tre detected, head. That is psychologically IN CLEVELAND, FOR INSTANCE, NEGRO GAMBLERS H. Brooks, 1£0 Hamilton Ar., Columbus. appointments, not even DiSalle. prospective police officers an prompt action must ensue. The bad for goed policing. have always been on the short end of the odds. A few hearty souls pres* constantly seeks. Several persons are known to hav* expressed Interest In the (Tha letter to which Mr. Brooks refers appeared In Its en For IF the press speaks not th* r*xamination for emotional sta public has to be protected have defied the power forces in the numbers business. appointment, but whether they have submitted applications is LET ME GIVE AN example of tirety la the June 6 edition of The Sentinel.) truth let your vole* b* bility. At last someone has be against prospective mental dis- But, the history of.gambling in Cleveland will disclose that th* not known. Among thos* said to be Interested are Ted Berry, the n.ed of *" iodic osyehologi- heard. gun thinking of an important turbances in police officer, the rf impresarios of the fancy gambling houses of Reno, Miami and Ha chairman of the committee which spearheaded the FEFC drive; For* they ow« it to you to print matter .1 have been crying over same as It must be* protected vana got their first buck by muscling in en the Negro numbers JRep. Jesse Yoder, Hous* majority leader, Rep. Arcble Rellly and t\ icw yeara ago three detec only th* straightforward since I began writing for The from criminals by the police of tives worsted *iard for a convic business of Cleveland. We Take II He Has A Few Gripes To Air many others prominent In political, labor, edocaUbnal and reli word. . Ohio Sentinel. ' ficers. tion in a muroer case but lout gious fields. Throughout the country many successful operators in th«» digit* Editor, Th* Sentinel: This K'ller ia to let you know that The But if th* press b« true, then it's I h-Sfe, declared<$n several oc Some years ago I had a _5blice The strain or something had de- world have gone into legitimate enterprises. Many hav* bankroll Sentinel is a very good paper because it it now beginning to talk • • • officef e'xsss.am to me thaj; he-had tip tq you to back th***. casions that police officers heed vasjiing result.. 0ne .committed ed t»8^est.opera**«i-*4egrchbusinesse*d»*legrc s *od ar* now living a com and talk out loud about th* vie* squad and that Mr. Alston. - REPORT OF THE.OHHV ADVISORY COMMITTEE OF THK a psychological examination and to "sap" a-prisoner up tf* little suicide, another was transfered jr.-tic* they seek, -- fortable life. 1 can't help-but admire a man like you so don't stop now. If President's Commission on Civil Right* could serve as a be oat for should be given such an exami-,bit because^ he was mad. His to a less"resDonsibilc detail and For the greatest sound of -Y you _<> we will be standing still. I takeTour paper downtown anil * frfs?d«m 1* when the people. the fair housing bill now pendifig iri the Onto Legi-dafure. - nation every six months.* The "old lady'' had made him mad the other had to have a rest for IX'S GENERALLY CONCEDED THAT IT IS ALMOST impos m- In "a teport Jorw**jded to Washlngtoa.last week, the adVifory fact that a man wears a uniform that morning and he had to get "let the people J?_ad it out loud and-will keep taking It there. speak. for Ne- a time. sible to stamp out a hip pocket operation such as numbers. How commission stated "decent; sol* and sanitary housing docs not exempt him from the. it off his chest and he took it ever, in Cleveland a law has been in.existence that enables polic* This man (Sgt. Larry) Sears will'mak* one mistake and it will The experiences that police of groes**"l» the-most serious civil^rig*R^ problem in .Ohio. Mt same mental stresses and out on the prisoner in the same to search a suspected numbers writer without * warrant. all blow up in his face at one time and he will not know what hit strains that beset the rest of us. way an angry civilian might ficers have to go through some We'll Miss You Joe Following" a v '^*Mt:: _ ^N*?V< ' * \ ; nwmKkwmkW THE OHIO SFsNTIK-JiL SA-yUBPAY, JUNE 13, i 1959 8ATURDAT» JUNE 13, 39SS. PAGE ,13 777 7; THE OHIO SBNTINRI* '_ PAGE 12 1Y v7Yt New Fashions Focus Attention Just Married Mrs. KB. Hicks Is Guest-Speaker Mrs. H". Beecher Hicks, Columbu* public school teacher end wif* of th* pastor >*>f*Mt. Olivet Baptist, is speaker at Women's On The All-American Waistline day observance. Sunday, June 14, 11 a. m.,- in Woodland Christian church. Her subject I* "Christiana on World Highways." buttoned to the topbodice, Tfeo Th* program has b*en plan-i—~~"~-"r'—--— —— —-—•' By EVELYN WNNIHGHAM I skirt may bo either *lim and tied by Christian Women'* Fel-j Howard and Mr*." Carrie Good- ONE OF THE things that WAS disturbing about sack dart-fitted or flared and four- lowship of th* church and day-j man ar* in c-harg* ot special, omen dresses (remember them?) was the wasted years of count gored. long activities wilt take place, !prayer m.rting. In the picture tbe collar and CU 2*7864 ing calories and rolling off excess weight. For the sack' A special prayer service at! Th* church, pastured by Rev. ANN B. WALKER EDITOR undcrbodicc is made in solid .10:30 a. m. and presentation of L_ L. Dickerson, ia at present eliminated the waistline, hid the hip and made a virtual white slik. Other suggested fa th* on* act play, "A Certain .holding services and classes at In * sense, it waa a pretty brics are printed cotton, shan* Just Man," at 7 p. m., will tak* ' Garfield Elementary, Mt. Vfr* mean trick to play on the girl* tung, crepe, lm^,.«yntbetic mix- place. jnon and Garfield avs., pending Am WMcr't PARTY UNE tures and barathea. with the tiny waists. Garbed in Presiding during services will; completion in September of it* sacks, they were no lontjer the FA8H I ON-SEWING weekly b» Mr*. Roosevelt Turner with j new sanctuary at 153 Woodland object of admkaUon and envy. tip: Baste before you stitch un th* speaker being Introduced by av. New Setup For 'Miss They might as well have had one less you have become an expert. Mrs. Virginia Heaatia, presid**--'. J Mrs. Mamie E. Robinson 1* or two spare tires around the /"' of tha fellowship. '.chairman of.Women's day acli- middle. And if. in moments of Mrs. Ola Harris, Mrs. Marylviti**. Bronze Ohio' Contest Utter frustration, they placed a belt around their waists, they IF YOU BELIEVE in the* American dream of equality, send were absolutely out ot style. in your i'AACP membership ... the drive for new members is ON THE OTHER hand, the The Party Line lagging . . . due to a shortage of workers you may not have been sock found great popularity contacted at your home . . . don't let this fact keep you from se among the girls who were either MR. AND MR*.. SHELME R. DOUGHTY, curing a mcmbcrshipY • - send $2 to the local office or as you see shapeless or had too much JR. (ne* Ruby Jean Holloway), march down the me in various gatherings,! shall be quite glad to write you a re shape. They put aside their diets Continued From Page 12 aisl* after wedding ceremony solemnised by ceipt and to give you your membership button . . . Congratula and let dust gather on 'their bath ROY. 3. R. Doughty, Sr., fsther of th* groom. MRS. HICKS tions go to my big hrother, Att'y Harvey M. Boston, who has been room scales. The sack was a lour of England, France, Get many, Belgium, Holland, Switze;. cure-all and a cover-ail. Some Saturday, Jun* «, at SH. Herman Baptist.— appointed choirman of the NAACP's Legal Redress Committee... land, Austria, Italy, Liechtenstein. San Marino and Monaco . , . even ventured out without their George Stewart Photo. Harve is sure to do.* fine job so we are as pleased as punch with what a delightful way to spend five weeks . . . For those of you this new honor (and hard work) that has come to him . . . and girdles, so secure were they ln mamssaaMaMMtmamtaMemeasMssam who can get away for a weekend, plan to sign up for our theatre Rev. Teague To still in the legal orbit, Att'y Frank Shearer shared a joke about the knowledge that the sack en- week«nd In N. York Jun* 2d or July 3 , . . reservations must be Louisiana's* Gov. LmxgHhat had our end of the table at the Alpha deth all figure problems. mad* by Jun* 15 . . . Hometowners Dr. and Mrs. Chester Himes Address League bets' dinner loud with jovial laughter. So the return of the waistlie wer* In town briefly . . . th*y ar* on.their way to California where Baptist Minister*'Bible Leagu* was greeted with miied -emo Come Into My Kitchen FIREMAN STANLEY CONRAD STOPPED IN TO SELL ME h* will Uach at Sacramento Stat* . . . Estell* says they will be will hear a sermon by the orga- tions. "Hooray" saj^ one group back through here later on . . . they attended the Ciipidettr* dance nization's Bible instructor, Rev. * ticket to the 1859 fireman's ball, Saturday, June 20, Buckeye By ANN U. WALKER "shucks" said another. But by with Estell* Cooper and Bob Phillips ss guest* of Isabs-lle Myrick.; H.H. Teague, at it* Monday, building, state now it is generally conceded by fairgrounds . . . i Jun* 15, meeting in 2nd Em* all that a garment that folows A BRIEF CHAT WITH BETTY BREWER LED TO THE dis* j manuel Baptist. Pastors, minis* this is support Keeping Fish Fresh No Task the natural lines of the figure is covery that her parent*, M-. and Mrs. Sidney Lopez, of Connect!-:. ters laymen and their guest* ing a worth more flattering and otters more cut. wer* In town for a brief visit wilh their grandchildren . . I •**• Invited. while charity "HELLO SUCKER" MIGHT b« what Papa say* to th* fish on assurance of wider acceptance. Betty h*d dinner with her parent* when she attended the national j "rhe league meets regularly in while having hi* weekend jaunts If ha is * fisherman who catch.* fish (some confab of Girl Friends in Hartford several week* ago , . . lnci*'2nd Emmanuel Baptist, *H3 fun, so don't Ever alert to changing trends fishermen don't, you know). dentally, th* Girl Friends are supporting th* NAACP as a national]Johnson st' Rcv: **- J Turner forget to pur and tastes, McCall's printed But what doe* he call you when no provision has been mad* to WAIST ACCENTED mMritt project -''gain thia year . . . W* war* quite shocked to hear of Mar'- p*t>or- • chase your tic patterns keep an eye on the up* keep th* bucketful* that h« haa caught? You don't hav* to eat all tha Gatewood's sudden death . . . Columbusites will niisj her gra- j ket . . . Urban dress features full box-pleated and downs of waistlirivs. Pictu Uios* fish at a silting to b* sure of keeping them fresh if you red here are two dresses that fo clousness and-serenity and her deep lov* for all things beautiful. ' League Guild skirt, scooped neckline and ' have a freezing compartment or a ftee.er. Vou can eat them cus attention on waists. Both aro . , . W* are sorry Id hear of Mary Margaret Baker's serious ill- { held a coffee cap sleeves cut In one with months later, If you wish—any tim* you think a fish fry would b* easily made by the home sewer. ness . . . ah* is unabl* to hav* visitors but an avalanche of cards Lee's ^riHair hour Monday bodice. Midriff, which may fun. -~ * _ will do m*ocfi to encourage h>r to fight her way back to gowdt Black. ^.Off-Black, Brown. for new and either mat eh dress fabric ar be THE BLACK AND white ran Th* umpire of water* contains a vast number of fish, som* hwslth . . . add your prayer* that her recovery will be speedy and D*rt_ Brown, Light Brown. prosp tcli-vt dom polka dot dress (McCall's of which ar* inedible, but most of which strrv* a* food for man. Genuine Imported Human made in co*s*|trastlng color, is thorough . . . cards will reach Mary Margaret at her home. 1511 - members „ . . Printed Pattern No. .4927) is av Th* Qreeks and Romans, although not as advanced as modern Hair. Don't be fooled by trimmed with buttons for for* Hawthorn* av,. ..^Jformer 22nd st. resident* will rem(r%be*-*Mrs. Jr. League rs ailable in misses' and junior *i- man in.th* art of cookery, rec«>gnlzed the value of fish as a food. the word "Huraan-Ltke." ther em_*astssl»*t and eon- ^^ „ .^ ^m Burgar at 253 . . . she has been quite ill ... 1 can remember how Get-the Yea! thing at Lee's- are inciting all ar€ Oftimes they were abl. "to toll at' a. last* where tha .fish war* I used-to. look'at hifr w.th'aw*'because*; being quit* elderly ,.sh* •j -V-Your official Import Out- their friends to ter. McCall's Pattern 4M7. Bt- | pieC€Bi thos making it/fqiiite^S canght^r _. - *. , J" 'JW~> _tou]d not remember trer_ag* and 'this fact had great appeal to our*: ,t*.t. Catl CL. _-lgir_. Matt, share in the fun ses 11-15 and 10-18. 50 cents. simple job for the inexperienced - Fresh water and salt water ftth differ in'flavor, and ther#-is orders filled promptly. childish minds ... I still adriTir* ana* respect her deep, feeling of' during their all- sewer. The midriff dress has-a even a different**' to.be detecied between fish from running wafer independent** and her*deep strength... . . she ha*,Yaised her chil d a y. barbecue, scoop neck with a four-gore, and from lakes*. Brook trout, for example, fins a superior flavor SPECIAL dren, her grandchildren and until * recently was helping ti*-"rai«I*j' Saturday, June box pleated skirt. The midriff, to lake trout. Tlie food supply also influences th* flavor and both Bible Class At her great-grandchildren . . . she is a' familiar sight on 22nd »t. 27 . . . affair which may match or contrast FIGURE FLATTER ... fit fresh and salt water fish sr* better when taken from sandy and Page Boy and We hop* sh* will b* back on the front porch again, swinging will be in the with the dress fabric, is faced ted h-gh-walstet. shestn has rocky rather than muddy bottoms. and trimmed with buttons at the gently, speaking out a cheery greeting to th* passerby. yard of meos- lightly collared neckline and 2nd Sets Dinner center front. Cap sleeves are cut FAT FUM, LIKE TROUT. GET STRONG FLAVbRED IF you ber Lethia in on* with the bodice. underbodh-c with button detail keep them fro.en longer than thre* months at th* outside. Lean CLUB GROUPS ARE RESPONDING FAVORABLY TO OUR ESTELLE mMES Kemp. By HATTYE B. REDMOND to in a t e'h. collar. Sllmlngly fish keep much longer. new plan for presenting th* "Miss Bronze" contest this year . , . A great variety of printed fa Rev. C. F. Jenkins, pastor, yours—perfect Pattern 4845. But all have a tendency to leak s little, so must be carefully HOMER AND MARGARET BURTON WERE IN COLUMBUS brics, with a contrasting dress. only contestant, sponsored by bonafide club groups and who have spoke Sunday morning at 2nd Site 11-15 and 1018. 65 cent*. packaged in moistur* ond airproof wrappings. Keep fish on ice from Cleveland to visit his mother ... Dr. and Mrs. William Mor A solid color shantung, linen or special talent In music, dramatics, etc., can participate . . . the Baptist on "Jesus in a Confused and freer* them the day ihey ar* caught, if you can. Prepare rison were in town for a few days to visit with Maxine's mother, faille could give it another look. $199 World." Baptizing and Lord's them as you would for cooking, by scaling, *viscecating and wash new program is set up slot-**, lines similar to the "Miss America" Mrs. Haiel Games, and to pick up Bill's sister, Betty Ann, before Supper were observed at 1 p. tn, THE EMPIRE DRESS, with ing thoroughly. Cut off heads and fins. Cut larg* fish into steaks, conti*st . . . let'«*rs hav* gon* out to groups explaining in detail •UP continuing their vacation trek to Mexico . , . stopped by brother Poindexter Bible ciar.a fish din the higher waistline (McCall's Amiiver^ry In or fillet them. th* new program. STYLE George's home to visit with them as well "as the James Walkers, ner is Friday with Henry Gray printed Pattern No. 4845) is yet Most fish are cooked best by starling the cooking from the all former classmates at East ... Bin ha* a thriving practice in son chairman. Sunday, June 14, another departure from the Gay St Baptist frozen state, though fillets and steaks present a better appearance LATE FLASH' BY THE TIME YOU READ THIS Jo* Lytrtan LEES SHOP Winston-Salem . . . this will be their fourthtrip down Mexico way the membership worships at sack. Made here in pure slik pol and cook-mor* evenly if thawed *nough to separata the pieces. and Alberta White will b« Mr, and Mrs, Special congn tulations I00-M911 Ml. VERNON AVE. Washington C. H. at Rev. Clin ka dot, of a Bristol blue and Open Fri. _c Sat. Nights. they are breaking in a white 1959 Thunderbird on this month- Sunday, June 14, young peo BELOW IS A RECIPE USING FINESSE IN PREPARING de- to a fine pair. ton Powell's church. Members white, it may bo bought in mis- long pleasure trip . . . Congratulations to Eunice Wood who re 8es and ple's choir ot Gay St Baptist lee table fish: depart Immediately after morn-1 ' .untor sizes ond comes will observe its anniversary. ceived her BS degree in public relations, College of Arts, OSU... ' with a slim or lull skirt. BROILED FISH ing services. Sunday, June 21, Rev. Joseph Freeman and We Fit with hcr abundance of ideas, she will be an asset to this growing is Circle 3 day with Mrs. Rus The scooped neck may be col members of E. Mt. Olivet Bap- 2 lbs. fish steaks Photography industry . . . We wish pleasant bon voyage to Mrs. J. J. Carter sell M. JontB as evening guest Ihe Hard To Fit lared or simply trimmed with a tkt will be guests for the occa 1 t. salt and Mrs. L. A. Howell who left Monday for N. Yoric , . . on Wed- speaker. Mr*. Berta Wright is • at it* be_t Dash pepper chairman and Mrs. Odessa Al sion. nc*day they kit by steamer Queen Elizabeth for an extensive H e. butter or other melted fat Mode,Hosiery & len president. Prayer servic* is The service begins at S p. m. Wedding* - Club Group* - Babies) Continued On Page 13 Thursday, 7:30 p. no. and the public is invited. Cut fi_*h**inlo serving size portions. SprinkI* both sides with I Lingerie Shop Portrait* of Quality •alt and pepper*. Place on greased broiler pan about 2 in. trom ••sure* of heat, skin side up. Brush with buti-r and broil S tosSj 4 AYC For Thai Slimmer Look and Healthier Feeling Join Lincoln Health Studio-Special Summer minutes or until slightly browned. Baste with butter and turn * w&t^m - CAUAX. 1-7518 Carefully. Brush other side with butter and broil 9 to 8 minutes ROOSEVELT Open Evenings CARTER Rate $2.50 Weekly-Come In Today--??! E. Long St. at Garfield Ave._.C.\. 1*9038 longer or until fish flakes easily when tested with a fork. %rvo* .. .V-'V7«Jsf7 -*•.. 51 2. •***" , i l"^ci* ^I7' *''- ' i*. « v' •** CM^M,'-:Mi:i: :&&••* ••*** 7Y|i|Y«-;YYi '•'Y;-Y'iii*5'Y''--' "7 *•!'• 7 ;.... ;77...... _.-.. '.'.;.•.- s*s-BPsss*s-BPWsP-|i Pes-sHs-stp I';'*,', 8ATURDAX. JJL1NE IS. 1959 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 15 SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1 •"••'•'•*••• ..! [ •; ~-i __- PAGE 14 THE'OHIO SENTIKF.L Helmar Iapscomb, Mr. Bradshaw Choraliers Present 2nd Concert In Stewart Memorial On June 14 Have Leads In Paxey's Operetta Wed In Recent Columbus Rites Chorafiers of Columbus, Inc., under direction of Rudolf Wo* • mack, present their second annual "Concert Extraordinaire" Sun day, June 14..3 p. m., at Stewart Memorial CME, 72 E. .Mound st.f featuring "Gallia" by Gounod. * , Th. motet is a contrapuntal vocal work in linked section. baritones. Accompanists will bo Trip popular French opera com Miss Carolyn Twitty at the pi poser, Charles Gounod, wrote ano and Robert L. Shaw at the the motet to warn France of her organ. CHORALIERS WERE founded ln 1952 for the purpose of en lightening musical values in the choral field. Among tha most versatile choral ensembles in the midwest, they have conccr- tized throughout Ohio, W. Vir ginia and neighboring state*, THESE PAXEY'S PLAY SCHOOL STUDENTS ARE REMINDING YOU that you are cor appearing for civic, social and dially Invited to attend their graduation Sunday, June 14, at 4 p. tn. at Champion Jr. High. A religious assemblies. playlet, "What We Learn," will be presented by all children In the school. They hava appeared oa radio and television networds through out Ohio, Father's Hosack Visits Night Out Pomeroy Church WOMACK Hosack Baptist's pastor, Rev. WHENEVER I WANT TO serve my family a special dinner, I s Planned iniquities and to plead for her H.H. Teague, his male chorus pull out my Pet recipe for pork birds. This deliriously different To begin their season of social return to the ways of tha Lord. and congregation will appear in main dish features tender juicy pork steaks stuffed with a savory activities, a gala night is plan Mrs. Lillian B. Knolue, lyric Pomeroy In July. Vocational Bi dressing, then served on top of buttered whole kernel corn. ned for husbands of Oliver* soprano, is soloist. ble school begins June**_5. All The dressing is the secret of this dish's succcssl To make It D'art (Work of Art) club mem Children and adults arc Invited. extra moist and tasty, you use double-rich Pet evaporatsd milk. The program will Include bers. And bit* of unpolled appU in ths dressing give it an added flavor Choraliers favorites from 1955 Men's day Is Sunday, July 19. lift I Tha wives are planning to through 18.8, anthems and spir Friday, June 28, a Biblical mas Pork birds are so easy to fix you won't mind making them tux. husbands out for a night of ituals. querade will be presented at Ho MR. AND MRS. S. L. LIPSCOMB,"!.-* HAMLET ST., -n- often . . . and you'll get many requests from your family one* "din* and dance," which will be Soloists include Mrs. Joanne sack. Members of Hosack are In Boum- the marriage of their daughter Helmar to Hermit Brad you serve them! • gin with barbecue dinners at B. Woods, soprano, Edward vited to attend services Sunday, shaw on May SO. Rev. C. F. Jenkins was the officiating minister Javan's. Husbands will decide Fry* and James H. Taylor, June 21, at Progressive Baptist. In this double ring ceremony. Mr. Bradshaw Is the son of Mr. PORK BIRDS where to go from there since the and Mrs. Ralph Bradshaw, 491 Yeoman si. Tha happy coupl* 1 cup very dry, toasted ••_ In. bread cubes wives are to wy all expenses. are seen ratting wedding cake during reception following wed- Vi teaspoon ground sag* This event will take place Fa Ing. They are residing temporarily at 10.16 Hamlet st. The new 1 teaspoon salt ther's day eve, June 20. Mrs. Bradshaw will be remembered a* one of Columbus' most H teaspoon pepper Members and husbands are striking models'In the fashion Held. -— '•» cup finely cut onion «.. cup finely cut,-unpeeled apple **•• . . Herbert and Lavonna Allen, Ray Vi cup Pet evaporated milk and" Joya. Cark, Earl and Rose 4 lean, boneless pork steak* or marie Dickerson, Napoleon and COLUMBUS EVENTS CALENDAR tenderloin slices (H to •. in. thick) Joyce Kee, Ralph and Cecelia .*.tablespoons hot shortening McGinnis, Earl and Rebecca Redman, Jos and CeTia""R6berts, :J.'NE It-— Friendship "•"flapUs'l -banmiet- for June graduates, **:3-i" •V4 cup water - " _ *_. -. \ • -..-Jm?» Ss*fr.-SK< « *" - :- * -r-Y. s^-^^K^^*^ »ia'i--**-V-l^^ - -m 1 .... . r. . .. * . •* v »i^P^' Jv /• .. Y-v_ , > - ,,MMMMMSyM:MMfMff.* * " ' •ss-t-Psass-ff^ PAGE 16 20 Best Sandwiches For The year's 20 best new ideas bakers, food manufacturers, pro winners. Th* recipes have na for sandwich combinations were cessors, distributors, . suppliers mes like Jamaican, German- Section presented, in Chicago at the na and allied grocery trade com town Special, California, Colum tional restaurant show. Prize- panies. bu* Discovery, A11-Atncrican, winning ideas were chosen In a SANDWICH IDEAS were Italian.Sub and Suzxte Wong's nationwide contest from hund scored on basis of practicality Delight. reds of entries submitted by suitability to various types of Ever-popular hamburgers and restaurant owners and emplo restaurant service, appearance yees. newness and flavor. The 20 win frankfurters ended up in crea The contest, sponsored by ners will be honored by their lo tions called Ranchburger and THI PEOPLE'S Nat'l Restaurant Ass'n and cal restaurant associations, and Round Dog. Ham, turkey and Wheat Flour Institute, offers an will receive especially designed cheese proved their appeal a* THIS WEEK SHOP FOR — Fruits: Pineapple, strawberries. CHAMPION all-expense gourmet tour ot Eu award plaques. lemons, froien lemonade. Vegetables: Aspatagoa, cabbage, eel- SENTINEL sandwich fillings. rope for two people a* top prize. Grand champion sandwich of cry, greenhouse tomatoes, leaf lettuce, canned tomato product*. This fourth contest benefits the year will be declared July 30 Less traditional sandwich in Other foods: Eggs, fryers, bacon, fresh calias. VOL. 11, No. 1 homemakers across the country, gredients include pineapple, SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 20 CENTS COLUMBUS, OHIO to kick off Nat'l Sandwich month WHEN WE HEAR ABOUT the -*s well as the restaurant indus in August. vitamins, and protein—all need try. The 20 winning recipes are sauerkraut, cranberries and pss- tremendous importance of MILK cana. ed -for smooth skin, healthy released to food editors as well A WORLD TRAVEL theme 1* to good health, we're inclined to teeth, bright eyes, and beautiful as circulated in leaflet form by reflected among 1950 sandwich Food establishments repre say, "It's too late to do any hair, but . . . good, it's the young people who sented included prestige hotel should leam about this." Grown men and women need For All During Shrine Weekend dining rooms and restaurants, milk, too. Even thugh it may be Who makes the high school lunchroom, YMCA Nothing could be farther from loo late to save their teeth or cafeteria, drive-iris and neigh the truth. True, if JUNIOR plans atbr-ir hair, good wholesome milk on being a well developed man, smoothest, richest borhood snack shops. is a "must" if calcium is to be there isn't any way but the milk obtained in the abundance need Winners came from 19 cities in way. At least n quart a day is ed. Calcium helps control such ICE CREAM SAUCES? 15 states. needed when shoulders are vital functions as the beat of the heart, the normal contractions Among the 20 winners was a broadening, bones are stretch ing, and muscles ore hardening. of body muscles, and the coagu 'YOU C/O. a a Columbus personality, Rene J. lation of the blood. Nutritionists Montbrand, chef-steward at the And milk is a beauty base for say adults need three glasses of with double-rich PET Milkl Neil House, with his sandwich, growing girls, lt has just about milk dally for vim and vigor Columbus Discovery. everything—essential minerals, and to lessen nervous irritabi lity. JUNE IS DAIRY MONTH- June is the month when milk NOW Try a Truly Old Fashioned production is atrfi peak of sup ply, making al_t:"-8lry plentiful. BATCH-MADE Noodle! Luckily so, for now that the chil dren are at home all day, more milk, cheese and Jce cream are needed for in-between-meal snacks. These products make LEFT: DAYTON'S AMER SHRINERS TAKE BREAK DURING SHRINERS Gala weekend in Columbus. Photo waa snapped during Su». KG MADE the best of snacks because th^y day parade. Right: Illtwtrioun Potentata Harry Smith, center, and drill team from Mocca Temple 48, Toledo. have real lastinga-food value, uo tho children say they are tired of "just plain milk?" If so, fla vored milk drinks provide a re freshing lift.on a hot day. Fruit* and fruit juices add vitamin C, nnd molasses add* Iron to the long list of nutritions already found in milk. Bananas, straw berries and raspberries mix well with milk, aa do grape and. pine apple juicer -For-c syrup" taste •"•***--*. try chocolafe, maple or molas ?*• ses. An nltnond flavor also com bine* well with milk for a nutri * tious beverage. SKBNNY? If SSJOBT. Otis *B<1 rtoAtt- .si.hi bt-»_t- of poor ' srptille or poor «»H_S Yen just* can't buy ice stream sauces like these! They're so -_.uV.t--aVfATE.orr. LEFTJ ROY GOOSBEY, MASKED CLOWN OF SANA1 TEMPLE, CINCINNATL amused hundred* of spectators with clever antic* duriaf rich and velvety-smooth you'll want to ns* them on your Puts on pounds »«- so*-" of firm solid _*._ or moos*/ Shrine parade. Right:- Sana! Temple stunt team poses prior to falli-ftg in line of parade march. cakes and puddings, too. Aod there's no cooking... you Uds. WATC-ON U -sj-wr- sicb la -astt-t bol-iris mix them up in minute*. Treat year family to delicious c__wfcs f-as -iumiiti*. r_»o- -TSlS *J>- *-*ft-» ***«2-¥* Ice Cream Sauces mad* with PET Evaporated Milk. llMOlisliest.-. "fssi wcithl mnmawaamtx No ov-rc-i* NO COOKING ... JUST STIftt HVK. Mskcs clw«-». -s»st« HS.^aa.P«u t**H o ntavja ««-'CWCl \ CHOCOIATI SAUCS— *M- wit. tasootb I -Af. Js-t-0 Ckatetata IMWSU- all ove. bos*}*aa, nshiskinnsy fsifl W P-sMi--;, *?. -tip Usiht ct Oa__ sO»s»« fyrs,*. 5iV n grc_u_By % c.p f ST loss «.»_«_*-. skrr''**-«*- du« to imd-T-s-s-hl e__-f fu-ESS-Is. MM. 1 is-sss. Vts-lSss. 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' «.<• Y'^^v Y. •v.';Y^'-7^Y 7 • '.>• 7:'':77^^:?"^:'^;l4Y'7' • • • • • •" ' WPBBBaSBISW SATURDAY, JUNE 33,1959 SATURDAY, JUNE !*., 1959 THS OHIO SRNIT^BL SEC, t-r AGK a THE OHIO SENTINEL • -i...I.. -.--I.»-.-*.I — —.*...—,..i,_iJ_a*npmmapmmm• SEC. g-~PAC,B 3 Free Summer Madonna's News And Views YOUR LONDON Dorothy WILUAM C. BROWN COMMENTS ON THE NEWS Chorus, Band Stevens By Donna Wilson CORRESPONDENT 222 Wood St. By Ray Paul At U. Of Cincy ULrick 2-1731 COMMUNITY LOOKS DELAWARE.—This week I am devoting most of the column to CINCINNATI. — Open without CINCINNATI^-Of all the trick* perpetrated. the graduating seniors. Graduation day affects different people charge to high school, college LONDON,—Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wilson *nd daughter, of Lo* AT DOUBLE DEALING on the public one of the most disgracefiil is faith in different ways. I am sure, though, that teens feel -about the and university students and to Angeles, arrived here two weeks ago for • visit with Allen's par healing. Th* gimmicks used to advance the same as I about graduation day. This i* * day of congratulations adult* interested in musical ac ent*, Mr. and Mrs, Robert P. Wilson. Mrs. Harvey McNeal hon hopes of sick person* for the Impossible euro ... a time for th* rewarding of thos* who deserve It. tivities, University of Cincinnati ored Mrs. WUsoa with an afternoon tea Thursday at her homo, CINCINNATI. -- It is the duty of n newspaper to expose and are both reprehensible and disgusting. The per Summer school will sponsor a Those who attended! Mesdame* Donald Oetn, Wendell Newton*.*, present factual Information to the public for interpretation. Re sons who practice this art of deceit should be thank your parents and your mixed chorus and concert band Ralph Scurry, Jr., Wilfred Art**, Richard Lowery, Robert P. Wil cently we have been hinting that the "Berry Backers" were using subject to more stringent laws but their activi teachers for the hard times as which will rehearse and perform son, Robert Cunningham. Allen Freeman, Robert Wood, Charlea the talents and reputation of Rev. Martin Luther King to their own ties are spotty and nebuioue and 1 awmaker* advantage. well as the good, for the sacri during the summer. Hamilton, Joseph Brady, Misses Mary Lowery, Connl* Vlney and just ar* not interested. fices, the encouragement and Dr. Robert L. Garretaon will Shirley McNeal. Coupled with this is the fact that we, sev • '••-• ..I Two such practitioners were ran out of town the guidance which have led to conduct the chorus and R. Rob MR. AND MBS. Joe Connolly eral weeks ago, exposed the shoddy way in your graduation. evening were election of officers by newspapers which exposed their contradic ert Hornyak the band. Each is of Wilberforce had as guest* re ' whkh Att'y Leon Render had been handled by tion* and subtle practices. Although some of us hate to assistant professor of music edu cently Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wil and plans started for installa Rev. L. V. Booth of Hon. B-*pti*t. leave school and lose contact cation at UC. son and daughter, Mr and Mrs. tion service* sometime in July. Render, a lifetime member of the cburch, Tb* Cincinnati Enquirer wa* responsible for one such person with part of our friends, try not The hand will perform con Donald Cain and family, Mr. Officers elected for 195940 wer* had been summarily ousted as church attorney leaving 'and thia reporter along with photographer Arthur Scott ex to live in th* past, but build on temporary, standard and classi and Mrs. Bruce Smith and Mesdames Wilson Trent, presi by Booth who chose an attorney of, hi* own lik posed the activities of another. cal work*. The chorus will do th* foundation of the last IS daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl dent j EUisworth Simmons, first tog, and then went to Columbus t3 confer with Both left town. years of schooling. sacred and secular selections, Jackson, Misses Julia Cain, Ca vice president', Robert Wilson, contractors and architects about building a new All of this comes to mind because a friend recently spent $2 both a cappella and accompan rol Townsend and Eva Jean church. DELAWARE WILLIS declared ied. Within both organizations, second vice president; Robert (a donation) going to on* of the evil person* hoping her child DONNA Scales ... Mr. and Mrs. Addi We have alway* hastened to defend the four Negro graduates in the ensembles will be organized and Stwvens, secretary; Mjsg Alic* would walk under th* spiritual ministrations and mumbo jumbo We have finished a 12 year job. class of '59—-Arleatha Sharline son McNeal. Sr., had as guests good minister. rituals that are presented. trained as part of UC's summer recently S/Sgt. and Mr*. Addi J, Holloway, treasurer; Mes Young graduates must survey Wilson, Julius Jordan, James music program. EST. BOOTH son McNeal, Jr., stationed at dames Wilson Cunningham, NOW WE FIND THAT WE ARE persona To go into an explanation as to why people continually fall for their individual and personal fu- Donald Collier and your* truly Rehearsals will be held at 7 noa grata with Ber. Booth fo the extent that tures. It is a "big beginning Misses Marcelia and Mar Hamilton, Va. Mr. and Mrs. chaplain; Frank Trent, *er- these gimmicks would take a book, but we do feel that the incl* p. m. Mondays and Wednesdays, he slap* up his telephone receiver when we attempt to glean te- time for each. Unless we hav*} lyn Beatty w* * Here over the McNeal brought with them a big geant-of-arms. Mrs. Stevens and dent* of healing In the Bible, the unexplainabl* miracles which learned well tp do our duty in starting. June 22 and continuing surprise for the family — their Miss Holloway were reinstated formatton on th* Dr. King meeting, sponsored by the Berry havo been recorded and the everlasting hope of afflicted people weekend vi-Y.ss„ friends and Backers aad led by Booth. stead of demanding our rights, through Aug. 9. Two concert* (the Addison McNeal, Sr.'s) in the same positions as the pre all band together to create a climate favorable to the slick oper relatives .' . . Lb-da Mitchell, are planned. unless we are qualified to take newest grandchild . . . American vious year. - Here is the way we se* the s4t*nUc*e. ator. Shirley Walker and Shirley Applications are available on prosperity without pride and ad Simpson motored to Mansfield Legion Auxiliary Unit 620 met written or telephoned request to MODERNISTIC MATRONS Dr. King _• befog sponsored by the Berry Backer* whose OUR INVESTIGATIONS OF THESE ACTIVITIES SHOW versity, without anguish,^we are iwit^ h Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell to Friday at th* home of Mrs. Ber Music Dept., UC Teachers col held their annual anniversary eery nam* Indicate-* they ar* a politic*! organisation .fodicated that a faith healer Is not averse to carrying a shiU about with unprepared for the future Godjvis.lt ^^ daughter Dot nard Jaokson. Highlights of the htm. 1 lege, Cincinnati 21. semi-formal dinner party In the te the a-_a-_.ssis._y of Ted Berry who Is rannlag oa th* abortive has for us. This is a gladsome r* Most of the teens are making Ming Room at the Macon hotel, •Cfo-rtss-f ticket. • time, but it i9 also a most fright plans to motor to Worthington The skill's duty Is to hobble around the community oa ful, serious occasion. Columbus. Members, husbands Th* King -meeting is operating under th* guise ot a "Regis crutches for several days before the spirit healer arrives. After to a party June 12 ... I want and guests attending were Mr. to take this opportunity to ex ter to Vote** campaign, but the public I* being asked to make the healer arrives the shin goes into wherever the healer Is, ask* ETERNAL VIGILANCE is the and Mrs. James Jennings, Mr. healthy daoaffon* to the cans*. demand made by the world on press my appreciation to the REGGIE SEZ' CURVY CINCINNATI model to be helped aad, following * most esoteric ritual bordering on and Mrs. David Goings, Mr. le Emma Clay strike* a pret necromancy, throws away his crutches and skips happily about. those reaching their commence doctors ond nurses for their fine By Regtna Brook* and Mrs. Allen Freeman, Miss We have learned that Dr. Kteg will receive a guarantee, care, relatives and friends for ty -pes* which would brighten The rest is obvious. ment hour. Today the pattern Is -S-5S2"- Marvine Smith, Jack Holloway, transportation, etc., out ot the monies raised. The big question their prayers, flowers and cards up tha page* of any newspa formed, the die is cast. May Mr*. --Arnold Trent, Mr. and we weald like answered I*: What happens to any excess ANOTHER DEVICE USED BY THESE HEALERS IS MIND during my recent stay in Jane MT. VERNON. — Almost everything that traditionally takes per. Agreed? every graduate from sometime place in June Is on a girl's side of tho ledger. For one thing, con* Mrs. Berneil Halrston, Mr. and moaeyT Will it be used to sponsor registration? Will it be poc reading. This is a simple trick if you know how it is done. to .sometime in America remem M. Case hospital ... I will sider the weather. It's warm, sunny and flowery. These, In them* Mrs. Thomas Whltelow, Mr. and *•"» keted by th* sponsors? Or will tt be used as a campaign war ber those who helped to make close with congratulations and cheat foe Berry? This Is important because (1) the public is be Each person in the audience writes a question, places the selves, are supposed to be female characteristics. If people aren't Mrs. Robert W. Stevens, Mr. and question in a sealed envelope and all the envelopes are openly ta their commencement hour pos best wishes to the graduating Mrs. Howard Wallace, Mr. and fog asked fo speed its money to support voting, not on* candi Davis Featured sible. After all, "the glitter and class of 1959 and very special getting engaged or married they are going to engagement parties ken. In a hat or some container, to tlie healer. and weddings and graduations. It's just that Urn* of year . Mrs. Robert Cunningham, Miss date,. (2) Dr. King Is befog esed as a drawing card aad he ha* tlie glory" of the festive com congratulations to Pat Payne in net announced any party affiliatlous; (3) foe public should Spring is the heavy sweetnes* Flora E. Evan*_and Ervin Mc At Castle Farm Carefully keeping his hands in sight, he choose* one of fho mencement night, remember to Mt. Vernon. knew If Its contributions are going fo Berry or for votfa*g „ Of hyacinth Neal. After dinner, the group ' % envelopes, places it to his forehead and read* a message. He divided up and ended the eve And lorsj thia golden FURTHER AND MORE CONCRETE EVIDENCE OF THIS then asks that the waiter stand and acknowledge-Jhe message. ning at the 302 Club, Alia Baba Someone does stand opd say it Js his message.- Tlie heaTer then Along parks and country subterfuge is th* fact that Rev. Booth has sent out a plea for Shriners'.danc* and Club Regal ] tears the envelope, opens and reads the message which he says Is roads. - money to sponsor the <*vent_under the letterhead of the Nat'l j. .. Sunday, your reporter 'spent the same as he had read wi-tfcout opening the envelope. •Spring Is the smell of «arth Prayer League, Inc., 432 W. 9th at This organization i» headed by And growing>*-fg-Y- /"** [the afternoon with her husband He_then re-ids. aB the messages accurately in the same man- By Lewis Ratleff . * a^d son Robin on th*":o*_tek,baAk Booth and has headquarters in the church building. I Spring Is, everything lovely 1 «-«* "~ •.-- -... M £_; .--**';- • „ • ' The tetter ask s for up'to- $10 in contribution* to support *\ -.»••.«**' I Beginning again. fishing and eating. My son i* BEIXEFONTAINE.*. — High point of the^spring season was following in his grandmother'* ''Register to Vofo" campaign. If reasoning i* sound persons who _THE .TKICK is THIS. THE HEALER IS FAKING ON.Tlft. —Charlotte Zolotow. reached by our young folks with annual commencement exercises and aunt's footsteps in his fish would like to sponsor a vote drive" among .colored citizens, some first message and foe'persdn who makes the acknowledgement at BHS. Amid laughter and tears, the young folks were admon SO EVERT ROMANTIC soul ing .craze. Believe it or not, h* thing that fo sorely needed, just might.have their dollar* support Is te his employ-*. ~-.„ - ished to go forth and conquer. Among those attending from out is swept by the mood of love and • , - ' •' *- " • caught one fish and four craw- ing' a candidate who is not of their choice. Bat after he tears the envelope open and read* a fake message of the city were Messrs, Neal and George Sinclair, the former be romance and men are the most dads. What a thrill for himl he knows what Is ln the envelope. He then pick* up anqiher seal ing the father of Danny Sinclair, one of the graduates; Everett vulnerable. The girls of tho IN THREE ATTEMPTS TO CONTACT Rev. Martfo Luther After the afternoon session, my ed envelope and claims to read it. Actually he gives the ques Coleman and Rev. and Mrs. Russell Jones, all of Columbus. Rev. world are in excellent position Ktog te his horn* state and city We failed. Dr. King further fail family ond I attended the hard tion which was la the first envelope, a question he has already Jones formerly pastored Auburn Av. Baptist here, of which all the to shine. All you need is.a.sun ed, to return out* call. We merely wanted to know if he was part ball game between Hum* and read. He then tears open the second envelope, reads foe ques graduates are members. ny disposition, a radiant smile aad parcel of thi* meeting or if he was coming In good faith to RL Mabc's Clothing teams of Lon tion, picks up a third envelope aad gives the question contained THE ROBERT BURNS hav* and a sense of humor. Here are . urge Negroes to register and vote. The fact that he failed to up on that show Bnd nonchalant don and Delaware. Several ol ln foe second envelope. moved back east from Califor The Singing Embassadors took fiv* ways to hold hlmt my hometowners wer* players. answer our messages leaves ua with only one concussion. ly murmur, "He's so persis nia and are now residing in Ken time out to journey to Cleveland • Gag your kid brother, lock Spent some time with my sister Whatever the case may be we find ourselves agreeing with DAVIS tent." FROM SUCH TRICKERY HE SEDUCES HIS AUDIENCES ton , . . Leroy Moss, Jr., motor- to see the ball games . . . Mr. your parents in their room, and and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph the Rev. C. L. Center of Pilgrim Baptist, Rev. Conner openly CINCINNATI.—Wild Bill # Do It the easy way. Get Da--JTnto believing ho truly possesses occult powers. They are then hia ed to W, Virginia over the week and. Mrs. Bolden of Piqua were chloroform all your pretty Reed, Mr. and. Mrs. Raymond told his congregation that bringing King; here under the guise of vis, his organ and orchestra are handcuffs. dupes to fleece and extract aa much money from as~he pleases. end with friends ... Mr. and Sunday visitors in the city. friends. Ransaw and family. Mr. Reed non-partlsan^hlp while'actually using him In a politically spon featured attraction at Castle Some people have even been sold blessed cabbage leaves and THUMBNAIL 8KETCH of per* Mrs. James George were visitors «*> Make *em notice. Wear MARILYN AND Cells Beatty is a Delaware ballplayer. sored affair was a disgrace and "commercializing on the gos Farm, Summit rd., Cincinnati, egg* in Columbus the past week . . . sonalities: Jimmy George, born Friday, June 12, presented by more than anyone else. Wear are spending a few days in Dela pel of Jeaae Christ.'' The old statement of beware of false prophets should be exer Rodney Newsome was involved and raised in Bellefontaine. ware . . . Everyone will miss CAN VOU THINK of a better Greater CHncinaati Golfers, Inc., less than anyone else. Dance cised carefully by many of us. in an automobile accident Sat Greatest yens are sports and with a broom. Bring a hula hoop. seeing Johnny Whitfield around way to end a week, or begin REVS. BOOTH AND B-tNG ARE MEN OF GOD. IT IS TOO during their annual sportswear urday evening when a teenager music, During th* heydey ol • Come on big. Make an en town since he went back to Ober one, than at a church? First bad they will not openly state that they are for a specific candi danc*. ran into the side of his car. Mr. soflball, Jimmy was one of the trance lika Liz Taylor, fighting lin .. . Nan and Frank Green Baptist held communion and date aad then work toward that candidal*'* election without using Advance tickets are at Druc- Grant Scholarships To Knoxville Seniors Newsome was known to have outstanding pitchers in this area. off fan*. were here visiting friends and baptism services Sunday eve charlatan methods. ker's.Drugs, 678 Forest av.; Ber Buffered head injuries and is While still a boy, he organized • Call the local deejay and relatives last weekend , . , All ning. Mrs. Odell Davis was bap Final conclusive proof of the political atmosphere Is the fact ate'* Drugs, 1100 Chapel St.; KNOXVILLE, T*nn. — Two waa recently awarded the Wood- hospitalized. His condition at the Jr. Quartet, with Danny dedicate a number to you: "To of you skating fans are welcome tized and will be extended the that the meeting place was changed several times. Wilson Sign*, 313**r Reading rd.; Knoxville college graduating row Wilson fellowship. Jackson Kinchen, Ernest- and Gail Car to Mt. Vernon Danceland rink. hand ot fellowship. Attend * M. and L. Record Shop, .20 Lin seniors Have been granted schol time of this writing is unknown my darling Mabel from Greg This was done because thos* offering places of congregation will engage in resident graduate ter. This was followed by a Remember, it's every Tuesday church of your choice next Sun coln av.; The Hut, Madiaonviile; arships to study on the graduate . .., YLA club held it* annual ory." Or something in that or learned the truth of the matter nnd Immediately cancelled their study at Ohio State university. outing at Olentangy pk. Two succession of groups until about der. Make aure the parly set Is night from 8 to 11. day . . . See you next week. Chasm Beauty Salon, Lockland; level the school year ol 195W0, invitation. McNary's Food Shop, Snow's William O. Woodfin* has re carloads made th* Irip . . . Dale eight years ago he orgonlred Both are native KnoxvUlians Beauty Satoo, Lincoln Ht*.; Ha- McGfnnis American Legion Post what is still known as the Jim tor of the Singing Embassadors, gratifying to know our column to say "hi" to Grant Lambert of and graduate* of Austin High. ceived remission of tuition in my George quarteL Active and cxalter ruler of Hi-Point Elks is so widely read. This knowl A fellow crossed a parrot and a tiger. One day he wa* asked ye.3 Super Market. 518 W. Liber th« amount of $1050 l_. addition held a very successful barbecue Columbus. And to my folks at ty st * B. and B Restaurant, Richard Jackson, one of 1000 interested in all types of sports, Lodge, an ardent bowrtei-iof any*, edge has brought me into con what kind ot an animal resulted from the experiment. "I don't to a cash stipend of $$00 to study at the home of Mr. and Mrs. home: U you'll get the news to Burnet and Mellsh avs. applicants sdected from a group Carl Hicks. They expect to I he also had two sons who were thing good for the community— tact with friends I hadn't heard know what kind of an animal you'd call it," he replied, "but I'll at CTark university ta Wore*** - me 111 get It to The Sentinel. For re-serrations phone Pb. I- of/OOO .entered from 700 college* break ground for their new j outstanding athletes in high and a nice guy lo know. from or seen since War II days . toll you this: When that thin-} talks, I listen." t50». aad udirversiti** to foe U, S.» tor,. Hen, §: home in the near future , . I school. At present a is direc- • IT IS BOTH interesting and And through this column I'd like Just call _r*3512 anytime. fcAjft**.*^- ••_• • .JSf- . 7* • " '.••' : 4 #|^:; • m'*'•'• Si- • ' •i. " : ' :-*>7 . • %f'MM . • •-• •" *• " y-W- ' YtYYiYY7>; •• -':-' • ••.-.- •.•» . »».. .• :*-**••• H'HH'0s_aV____sVPss .*'---__B_aBf-_al •* •ss* ' SEC. 2-r-PAGEJL THE OHIO -^NTINEL MMpeSapMMMtM) ail|---«M>-l I W Ullas—WWI I- 1 -pi.... • . _- SATURDAY, JUNE 13,1959 SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 13,61 \\ Carter School's Recital June 20 THE OHIO 8ENTl-*s*E-3ENT1NI-J-L. .._ _„ — Carter School of Music, under Maceo Pollard, A. Kelton "Law- direction of Helen Carter Moses, ranee, Barbara Y. Sanders, INDUSTRIAL BRIEFS will present Its students In an Frances Caldwell, Alma P. Tar- Warn Of Racial Disaster For Whitesi to!Afric a annual recital Saturday, June rail, Caorlyn Twitt*. and Mrs, gro nations of Ghana and Ni work contract or'special per 50, 8 p. m., In Champion Jr. Carter. * ffMMI geria, where British "expatri By frank Wilkerson ' . hate thati is bound to explodeexplode'"' iiff , ^*,^^S_3^mit; be Is prohibited from, Sen geria, where British "expatri* High auditorium, day, ates" help run the governments, Members of the Parent-Teach YN. YORK.~The Union of S, Prime Minister Hcndiik Vor- gaging In collective bargain*.* Dlr«Sor of lnd«lrl.t R.U11--*, ColsnU-. U't"» pf* Th. program, will feature pu Writing in the new issue of "thera seems to be little friction ers Council will assist * in pro Africa's doctrine of apartheid— woerd "and his liKe" remain In lng; he may not be on the pils of piano, violin and voice Look, Edward M, Korry. the and the harmony continues after forced separation ot the races- power. stretis of most white areas who ar. being instructed by moting th. recital. magazine's European editor, working hours at hotels, swim THESE HIGHER abilities ar. may result in tlie worst racial KORRY, RECENTLY return after 0 p. m., and, of course, wide varieties in manpower de* wanned that AfricansV'are build ming pools and in residential LAST WEEK, 1 was able to catastrophe in white history, a ed from a tour of S. Africa, said there is no social, cultural or manda and dislocations. now eaualng th. nation many magazine editor declared Mon ing up a store of resentment and areas." learn about thousand- of Jobs Champion Jr. High To Africans are "deprived of rights, educational integration." which ar. going begging In our In lifti, the Dept. of Defense problems aa over th. past two Cleans Gun, Dunbar, a Negro, declared had on its payrolls well over a years mora than 10 percent of shorn of dignity and forced to IN AN ACCOMPANYING ar nation because there ar. not Conduct Summer School work for pittances." that the Africans' admiration ot enough qualified people to fill million civilians. MiUtary .xpen- youths tested lacked th. basic ticle In Look, writer Ernest Dun ditures had become almost as Sheets Self Noting "it would take pages to the U. S. is tempered with sus these positions. These jobs were literacy and educational compe Sinkford Guest At bar reported that racial rela larg. as they were In 1906. Our Ernest Hairston, 34, 524 Ml. Summer school for pupil, hi list the laws Uiat grind down picion. for skilled and professional wor tionships elsewhere in Africa are manpower needs ar. foe teohnl tence which would mak. them Vemon av., was accidentally the 7th, 8th and 0th grades will the black," Korry wrote: "Everywhere I traveled In Af- kers shot in th. right leg by a bullet improving. I am also convinced that quali* cally trained people ln undev.- acceptable for military duty. b« held nt Champion 'Jr, High, "He msy not vote or own xica." he wrote, "I waa ques trom a .22 calibre rifle Satur Appreciation Fete Dunbar said he found less ra fied Negroes would be accepted lopt-d areas abroad, both by go- land; he Is barred from living tioned about race relations in Almost twice as many mor. day, police reported. beginning June 22 at 8 a. tn. and cial antagonism in W. Africa for many of these Jobs, but too vernment and by private indus- By EMMA L. DICKERSON fo any white area; he may not the U. S. . . . Utile Bock ha* were found to be acceptable tor •mding Aug. 14. AH pupils In than In many parts of the U. S. few seem to be qualified. In Co- try. MaU-s.on, according lo police, "-Edgar Sinkford of Franklin Elks Lodge 203 was guest at an remain ln any urban locate hurt us a lot in Africa" military service but locking the dropped th. gun whil. cleaning terested In attending ar. to re He pointed out that In the Ne iumbus, there are jobs for St.- Modern Crm|-Hct doma«as men appreciation banquet for William Blackburn at Springfield, using more than 72 hoars without a abilities which would warrant it, causing it to go off. port al 8 a. m. June 22. as his subject, "The Principles of Elktjom." He was accompanied more »s,«n .» —- — - : nographers, secretaries, engi with particular qualities and va neers, salesmen, auto mecha rious kinds of training. Technolc- giving them advanced training. H« was treated at Grant by Harvey Alston, Dorothy Goins, Emm. L. Dickerson, Florlne tuics, plumbers, millwrights, ele gleal change affect*, th. conduct Ramsey, Naomi Kendricks. 'Music Comedy ...Douglas Style' ctricians, time study men and of man and the maintenance of Last Sunday afternoon at supervisors. defense fully as much as it af- CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING... Union Grove Baptist Franklin sephlnest a Hospitalit. Chandleyr werclueb hostessemeetings *A t the Urban League w. are .fects industry and agriculture and Capital City 231 lodges con- M a Hosoitality club meetmg having difficulty finding persons . -_ s ^-i-d during which plans were made and oommw# ducted their nnnual oratorical fsjr the Elk. convuntion parade with these skills. Negro workers' Our research deals In matters ELECTRICALLY... makes wonderful contest. Prizewinners were Law June 14 in Doyton. have an excellent opportunity affecting security, as well as the rence Carter, first; Roslyn Jack for employment if they can se CAPITAL CITY Tempi* 231 operation of such instruments as things happen to your home son, second; Shirley Coston, cure the best possible education faster than sound airplanes nnd third; Barbara Jean Reed, initiated !' daughters last Sun to meet manpower needs. guided missiles. Thia calls for day at j Todcarriers hall . .' . fourth. Music was by St. Paul, unsusal levels and qualities of Gospel choir and Sudie Hamer. Election ot officers was hold O IJ R INCREASED require ments for national security and talent and for highly educated soloist. Clarence Ramsey was Friday. Dorothy Goins was re workers. chairman and Helmar Goins and elected daughter ruler, Eliza international economy cause Willa Loving co-chairmen . . . beth King and Florine King Sunday evening, Elks chorus vice daughter rulers; J. Jack- Dad starti off hi$ day full \ rendered a musical program at • son, escort; Emma L. Dicker- of pep...Mother endt her Caldwell Temple AME Zion for organist; Bessie Seward, chap- the church's «rombin .-A* :••:,. .•_' WO- • K; ... • •t-\ •mtg^r. : '!*W..-. ¥* ___*!8**'.''.'-.*' BB-EMJ-P MfSiMfMrMmr'-y rr y ..'••'•.' ••.Agtr.C 4-'•'.:'. Teg*/ • ' -..- :. • '.••:•. • •• • •".'..-....• •.•'.. '••..••- -y^f. :-• --77 •;.::.r,y. y •.... ,; ."'..- "*s.;7.» -"-• ' :--':.:r >:.:.." '; ;•' .7 .';..'• :'r' -.'.:''- , '•' AA:'y SEC. a—PAGE ? SATURDAY, JUNE jgj \W THE omo iMaaiL SATURDAY. JUNE 1». Wt a>m^u mAa*<^ep**e**>***b*eiO*ttri I-MHHI»MI^%*I->II rt vmv _ rf ^ *—" URBANA CALLING CINCINNATI INSIDE AND OUT • .."***, By Marso* Co«t* • 111 E. Law. Ave. • Pfcow. M-** I L — « T'll 1*ZZ for « rid. ! . . Ken speaker in th* NAACP member. ' I s-txrtNNATi —After laat newspaper, tor a n*-«i. . ship drive finale. Time is 3:10, CINCY TEMPO Board Member __ ; ; W •CINCINNATI.'. ^JL!'L__.Bt_.l__. !• !**• « rubber bell. June 14 (Sunday). Second URBANA. •**- Mrs. Carrie Plare* BurneW died last Sunday ia mm*mm g sss Sit SJ^^iSspeake r la Dr. Martin Luther By Mary Randolph L v# City hospital, Pptlngfield. »* wa* th* wif* of Mr. -fhurd Burnett Joe *oan« of out regular readers otva.^ "^"'va <*r-c£- rt ht lf BOw King. He is scheduled on June .rebookinasm ew^^m—gpg --•at- this column wit_ h r^^££ of Unem- CINCINNATI.—Last weekend*, social high- »nd has bt*a • r*-4d«nt of Urbana for li years, residing at Hi an ere *o passing it up* «o» down at the Bureatt u of Unem* j.1. . , . Word reaehe.; us that l*}*hl was definitely the very ultra, ultra fashion Blasts Heights Hill i*. Funeral was Wednesday ht Springfield with Rev. A,.J. eves, w« ar* now back in the ployment Compensation a* a real -.state biggie Wltford Jen show at the Gibson hotel ballroom sponsored by Buffin ottiolaUng assisted by several oth*r minister*. She w*« • groov* and announce this week • counselor , . Famed beautician kins became involved in a fias the Bobbie Corbean models with professional n.omb«r of Tru*t«* Helper* olub and Missionary Soolety at Jeru happenings . . . Memorial day, Russell of Ushry's beauty shop co at the boat olub Memorial salem Baptist. A larg* number of Urbantt— attended th* rite*. model Terri Springer of CTs-veland as guest Ray Vinegar opened up h*« oom- has surprised -veryone by sud- day and an Irate boater gave MRS. MATTIE HARRIS,' — — Ray Vinegar opem-u uV u- -"-* -*-*-* - - model. You remember her—she was that very modlous Kennedy Hts. home to dentionall^ ygoin knowg «ren figurew «*s sebeduleNad- kkm a river dunking, elothes and mother of Mrs. ElUabeth Pace, beth Redman, Fountabelle WU- relatives and friends. Much ; attractive little dynamo who "stole the show" School Condition to appear in Cincy Include -B.l,u# - Jlams, Irene Seward and the presented in Cincy by Ebony magazine last year. will b«j honored with a "Thi* is chicken and barbecue prepared Frederick Morrow, who will op- — _ (Mrs. G. Spears, Lincoln Hts. School Board memb M*::: '"' •• • • . . ' urn -**P ' • • '•,, .y '••'<&: • ,'7':7v7:-:'-;;'. mebr-.i A*\ t - 7Y:Y . *p*; &^§B0^BffM?MM «•*•'•• Wg :7;'^ ? £»sfrYY7-7-^-7 7< ''Y?f> • ..'^>; ... '.'/'-••'''•:•• ;';•.•';• .v- *iW_WS-l--B*sM -^^^^^^^>^VH**^^*R^H_BR1B_HB__R^^ SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1959 J^C. 2—PAGE 8 THK OHIO StSNTiNRL SATURDAY, JUNE 13,1958* f HE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 17 Walker, Lovelace Area Campaign Head Mayor St Paul WEEKLY MEDITATION CTOClNNATl.---Leroy Walker, Render, Charles Norris, broker, Meii's Speaker and Mrs, 11a Turpeau. Evan realtor, was named Avondale ••THE WIND bloweth where th* wprld "where He listeth,'* area chairman by City CouncB ston; Golden Reufro and Her- it listeth. So is everyone that i* not as an automatic all-pervad Candidate Att'y William N. schel Joiner, real estate sales born of the /Spirit." (St. John ing ether, but as a Person. Thus Lovelace to aid bis election in man. Walnut Hills; Morris Flem 3:8.) we conclude by seying -that the ing and Oscar Watson, Westend; SOME OF THE world** favorit* hymns hav* been written by November. Lovelece also named ••*•.*» Holy Spirit i* the agent by, and women.- Sarah Fowler Adams gave to th* world the lovely.hymn, 15 other area chairmen who Roosevelt Hood, Sastend; Sam Movement signifies life' and through, whom the Father and were presented by Att'y Joseph uel Bullock, Dr. Henry McBrlde "Near***, My God to Thee." Another fin* hymn, "Our Blest Re the most important truth about- tbe Son work on the souls of H. Pulton, chairman, program and Mrs. Lulu McClure, broker, deemer Er* He Breathed," was written by Harriet Auber. It ha* the "Spirit" Is that H« is alive men. Says Jesus, "I will pray and planning, during an organi Madisonvilie; Robert Shropshire been translated into every language spoken by Christian people. and moves. He docs something. the Father and He wilt give you zation meeting Monday at the and Devore Mumpbrey, Mt, Au Two other favorites that have At the beginning of the Bible we another Comforter, that He may Manse hotel. burn; Julius Wilson, Kennedy been sung throughout the tho world. The book is not made have the Wind of God moved abide with you forever. Even Walker heads a special com Hts., and John Walker, E.'Wal- world, "There is a Green Hill up of hymns by the two revival upon the face of the waters. And the Spirit of truth ... for He mittee of Cincinnati Ass'n of nut Hills. • Far Away" and "Once in Ro iQts. Sankey wrote the words of things began to happen. The dwedeth with you and shall b* a few and composed the. music Real Estate Brokers; wbo are Other committee member* in yal David'* City," ar* th* work process of creation was set in in you." (St. John 14:16-17.) protesting against local authori of Mrs. Cecil Alexander. of many, but the bulk are by operation. God is tbe Life- attendance were Att'y Walter other authors and composers. To thos* in Christ, it is won ties of FHA, urban renewal and Houston, Mrs. Rosa Bennett, Fore -• of all that is active, mov derful, relocation in what is ' termed CINCINNATI WAS WELL REPRESENTED AT SHRINERS Frances Ridley H a v e r g a 1 Dwight Lyman Moody was Norman Kerr, broker; Mrs. ing an_s creative. racially designated housing un Jubilee day in Columbus June 5-7. Left to right: Daughter wrote many hymns which will bom in Massachusetts tytd from OUR PRAYER — O God, w* long be sung. The most famous "I believe in the Holy Ghost, der Sec. -SI of the federal hous Irene Simpson, Blanchard -Syrdelt Wilson, Sanal Court 33; Mark W. Harrison, Illustrious early boyhood until the age of 17 thank Thee that Thou does not are "Thy Life Was Given for the Lord, and Giver of life." So Fields, Clyde Sampson, Mrs. potentate, Sanal Temple 59; Julia Harrison, Illustrious potentate. worked on a farm. Then he be act on the souls of men by auto ing act Me" and "Take My Life and Let came a clerk in a shoe store. runs the Creed. Spirit is not AREA CHAIRMEN accepting Mable Isom and Att'y Floyd Sanal Court 33, and Jo* Taylor of Sanal Temple. identical with life. H* gives Ufe matic necessity, but by personal Black, campaign chairman. it Be." While in Chicago, he spent much grace and favor through the assignment « were Att'y Leon of his life preaching to young and therefore He is greater than For another of the most fa Holy Spirit. Help us to appre ..KUOV WALKER mous hymns, "Just As I am, men, and during the civil war life. He is the Holy Spirit. Now Without One Uea." acted as a missionary in the tho idea of Holy in the Bible is ciate Your mercy. In Christ. Dr. Clark Tells Advantage army. unlike man and nature. It is Amen—REV. L. SIMPSON. LOOKING AT SPORTS MANY OF THE hymns in something unapproachable and ZION BAPTIST Moody and Sankey hymn book WHEN HE WAS 36 he made lo be regarded with awe. Not GET IN THE HABIT By WILLIAM BARKLEY bear the name F. J. Crosby. the acquaintance of Ira David By Dorothy Mootry the life which we share by na Businessmen! Get in the habit The owner of that name was a Sankey, a Pennsylva nian 8T. PAUL AME, 699 E. Of 'Right' Savings Habits ture; but something that comes of phoning the library reference brave and cheerful blind woman three years younger than* him Long st., observes Men's day CINCINNATI.—Last 'Wednesday evening the to us as an undeserved mercy. department when you -need th* CINCINNATI. — ihr. Ray E. Clark, president of Industrial —Frances Jane Crosby. She lost self. Sankey, son of a banker, Sunday, June tl, with Mayor Walnut Hills YMCA had its annual father and son Federal Savings and l _—|^g|j • . 7. . -' '.'.'••"'/,.;'' •'"!'! . MMM; S'^^Sfc^K M:MMM;Mif. WsWm ••$?< mm -*. -T* *•"'" * * * „V* :V7YY 'At' $Qi, ::•.:-• •y:\->.^r^-i^ '•rrfyrryrrr;:y -•;-'•.-•.-•.•-5-,-* tiSBiitg ?M^Mfr?yM,- , ? WM0% • •;. :*.;.< : ry..-rry< rr.y';;&•>:.-'yy^ii' ; *".y . .i : ( # .''*-< YYIY^Y.Y&YY; YYY^7YY fAGE 18 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1959 f flEQH- 0 Sj^tlNSisV gA '--•*-*-"-••-""••••> ..* ,;v •>''•-'•-••••.' ' ' • •' -. .> •,-.•'•••. 7 ,.-.Tf;* -'. ' . . -••....• .:. : -< • • • • .*" .. "".'• ••• .", .* -" *!_.•*• ::; ; 77 ":V7 .i^-^i^v YiY'7 .••; ^Y 7;Y '&;*$. 7':;-'--v7# «**,,•.'' • ••.' r*£,'JJ£$£l ^Kv7' . v7\7" ":;^7 :;7-- . ..-77. Y-' •' •-".•< * - 7 • ."-,•'•" '..-••••- .•"."- ^vr^.,-Mr:y^*}^r-: -7. . • •- -"• '.:v7 7""•'•'.';•"•--'•••:-•'• sS^tftv, •- : v • \'*%'?-l8aa7 -7 "Y^Y;YY7i :\>-:\:f- •'••«.•;**<•;- .•"./•;. v- '.'.•'•-•; •••; : ... ' r J a - • ' '\.""'* ' -*- ' '''*Y - ' " ' ' f"'"*•':•"•• 7.-.' :-"Y:YY Y/Y;- -**• '^Y: Y i i«*v ,_&~*- !_7-^ -. •••- •-.'•'•^'•'- - 7 •'• : .Y' . 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The fol lowing poem I dedicate to you: GRADUATION St. Joseph Academy Graduates BEFORE GETTING DOWN to the business et hand, 1 would You've straggled and passed, you've taken your tests Teens-20s' like to say that because of other activities, Brenda Robinson will And now you know you're etrual wtth the rest. not be able to continue this column. 1 am sorry it has to happen You've studied hard for that slip.of skin this way, but with your"patl*nce,.l would'like to carry on. That says you're ready for another life's bead. IT IS ENOUGH TO SAY THAT ALMOST EVERYONE enjoy* Bat now your emotion* are definitely mixed. Continues First you thought you had your-mind fixed. art today as never before. Wherever wt go, art is all • round ua. In the newspapers, on television, in magazines end countless of But while you were ln school things were rosy indeed. other things, we are exposed to art. And now on your own you'll find It hard te believe. What will you do, you'll ask yourself, In Summer An art that is almost taken for granted nowadays Is adver You didn't know the responsibility of passing those tests. tising art. lt is plentiful and yet, which ot us actually think of it The Sentinel youth staff would But a word of advice may I offer to yoa? as being creativeiart? like to suy thanks to all who And that Is to try hard at whatever you do. contributed to our "Teens, and Looking back to some of the ads a few years-ago, we can see Don't he a quitter, there's plenty around. 20s" pages during the school *e- a great change has taken place. Fresh new approaches to old Do things with a mind that's determined and sound. | mester. themes have been created and in the future even a greater amount Never say can't, I'll try are tbe words It l- our desire to keep the of creation will take place. •' ., That will get you further and are liked to be heard. page open all summer for club As this happens in the commercial art field, so it will happen If more advanced education is your first choice news, visiters, special events, j jn ^^ '^a'too. Study even harder with a new load of force. etc., around town. You will help j There's so much yoa can offer to the folks ln this world, us to help you by mailing news WHEN EDISON INVENTED THE LIGHT BULB, HE HAD Many things you can conquer, many flags to unfurl. to the editor, Pat Long. 1 _aJ.y_1Ta-|YJtj[ ; Remember the date—June 26.— is there, all we have to do is find It. member, you promised no tear*. Best dressed girl: Jean Har PAT LONG. I know you're aU sad, along ris. SHEILA ANN GILCHRIST, LEFT, AND Brenda Le« King with me, that school is out. But Athlete of the year: Wallace receive diplomas from Rev. Bishop Ctarenet G. Issenroann in tell the truth, we'vo had u good Chandler and Hugh Lynch. ceremony at St. Joseph academy Sunday. Beth girls will enter Salute To Adreanne year, haven't we? Most intelligcfnt: Janet Wil Personality liams. college this fall, Sheila at St. Mary of the Springs, Brenda at By MILDRED 8UARPE AND JEAN McCALL '' THIS WEEK I'M going to pre- Ohio Stata university.—Roosevelt Carter Photo, South High ent to you some of the most THE STUDENTS WERE real impressed with the prom. Glad Of The Week THIS WEEK South salutes Adreamia Mizelle. a senior who re inportant persona of the year. Many df the student* felt the everyone h*d such a ewinging Beimonf Prom Slated At Youth Center June 12 sides with h«r parents, Mr. end Mr*. Melvin Mizelle, at 525 E. three best couples were (Seorge time. Mithoff st. Adreanne has on* brother and slater." Both attend Moxley nnd Phylli- Dfcilkk, Lin - All the luck of the Irish •_.- to Belmont Youth club will spon The organization has also -South. She look secretarial cour.es since she plana to attend Bits* da Jones and Sam Freeman, our June graduate*. sor a semi-formal June prom scheduled an after-graduation college. Her hobbies are reading, driving and playing the piano. end '.ini- Friday, June 12, ; at. DOROTHY DANDRIDGE, WHO WILL SOON BE SEEN IN Youth Center'on the state faTr-d **>•**• .** M-UKmkrTeinp.* Fri-. 'All of h«r spar* tim* is spent with Ronald Walker, now attending —-. title role of "Porgy aad Bess,'^rill he married in Greek Ortho* -{round-, at 17th .av. (day, dune ... - . J" j v OSU and majoring in law. ' ' Omega Scholarship dox church la Hollywood fo white nightclub owner Jack Denni* - - — **_*LSO,. W_t **WO**JI4>. ljj«t te.p:*»->v.^Tr soar'June ***.. *" . - " „ •*• * present to some anc*Jintroduc*-to K?..?' •£es.*T - ST. EMMA MILITARY ACADEMY others Eugene Harper. • ' t Winners Are Named H* resides wtth his . p irents, j ROCK CASTLE, VIRGINIA Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Haiper, at j 848 Parson* av. Gene's clasaifi- f Founded 1895 cation i* not a senior although he has has enough honors and awards to b* one. Hi* curricu Fully Accredited Hig-h School lum consists of French, algebra, National Defense Cadet Corps School history, biology, senior choir U8 Army ROTC Honor School and boy's glee club. In Eugtne's sophomore year EVULENA WARREN he received varsity letters hi basketball, baseball and football. Under direction of GUEST PERSONALITY of the week comes from on* of Ohio's His latest award was the James The Holy Ghost Fathers All-America cities. She ia Evu* Milner award presented by Ome ______e ______Jena Warren. Th, city is Cam ga Psi Phi fraternity. Academic — Trade bridge, Gene la active In the varsity Agriculture — ROTC Evulena is one of the few Ne S club of South High and attends groes to graduate froln Cam* Pilgrim Baptist. ADREANNE MIZELLE % Athletics — Band bridge High thi* year. LIEBERMAN RAIZNER Her hobble, include dancing Graduate Social Work Office M Af U. Of (. First and second place winners of Omega Pal Phi fraternity s For Information and and sport*. Art present ah* It national essay conteat for high school seniors were announced this trying to leam the "Bear" one CINCINNATI.—An offic* for Catalogue writ* ond Ohio State university. week by Dr. Matthew J. Whitehead, contest chairman. graduate social work education of the latest dances. Activities Prof. Everett.C. Shimp, di WHETHER SHE IS out In the include Student Council and Fu will open Aug. 16 at University Subject on which the student* wrote was "Moral and Spiritual rector of OSU School of Social park relaxing or In the back ture Nurse*> Ass'n. of Cincinnati in Rra. 206, cam- Administration, announced as Values: America's Greatest Need." REVEREND DIRECTOR pua Teachers college building. yard tanning, lucioas Peggy Height: S ft. 1 in. Weight; 112 signment of Wilametta Sisson at FIRST PLACE WINNER OF THE $200 SCHOLARSHIP IS Johnson Is enough to attract (a future candidate for "Miss Plans for the center were ap the school*, faculty to Inaugu Stuart Uberm--_,Mlaihl, Fla. Second place winnc_ of "I-00 scholar* any male. Interested In cosme- ST. EMMA MILITARY ACADEMY proved tht* spring, h. a joint rate ^he new program. e^p i» Albert Baizner, N.York City. 'tology, she takes instructions An assistant professor at Ohio She plans to attend Carnegie agreement to University ot Cin Honorable mention was accorded Mary Diane Daly, W. l>es from a Columbus shcool. She State, she ha* been a member ROCK CASTLE, VIRGINIA Institute in Cleveland in the hear cinnati, Comrnunily Chest and Moines, Ia, , Y______'il__, 1* also part lime, secretary of future. of the social casework faculty Sentinel Photog Robert Jones Council of th* Cincinnati area. ther* sine* 1953. Scholar-hip award* will be sent direct to coUeges in which win who took the picture. ners havt enrolte-d for the lM9-«0 college, yea*** • ...... -.. : YYY '•'$YYV'' * . •£j$m Y • - .• .*W- • •-***;.7- • • -• '.-•j#. ... - _&!%v7'v,*- .-#-' "-' .'-Wi*' "'"'YYY' •''*"•;•».•. ''. .'•'•-•,:.•• 7 :--.'" !:>' :;;. • .:.. \.^~r-• •'• - • /• • -'.- •-..' : ^...... • • • • .:,.'-'-IA . ' ',* -'•:'.' •'-'- • V '* •'•• ••;;:• . V ;•.... 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Participants will be judged foe To List You-* Attraction or Service Telephone CLearbrook 3-7416 talent, bathing t-uH appearance Sentinel's "Mies Bfoas* Ohio" ALTHOUGH NORTHERN NIGERIA BECAME self-govern- and general grooming (to for beauty pageant. ing last March 15, tbe independence eel-oration wa* set hack mal attire). All oontettant* »u*t Winners of th* Merry Makers tuttl the MuilLo*. •tasting month ef Radsd.r ended. Thus on May meet the »•«• Mtjulrement* event will represent the olub in Sammy Davis Wins Nod As ' 15, the new date for celebratlag, tbe scene above depicts part of governing »ppUoa»ta for The Th* Sentinel pageant, and reign 3009 horsemen from I. province* who made their way across over such outstanding Merry 2S_,000 square miles of the territory to Kaduna, tbe capital, t* Maker activities aa annual olub Jumping,}*. 'Sportin' Life' take part ia the fete.—.VST Photo. ploaic, drawing of ticket* in the club's "Thunderbird Ove-away" TheetJfegoers who se* Sammy Davis, Jr., as "Sporting Life" la When tbe late Rep. Jo-eph Brj'son*. an ardent prohibitionist, at Ohio State Youth Center Sept. Samuel Goldwyn'* motion picture production of "Porgy and wa* home ill one day. he wa* *ent a bottle cf blackberry brandy £_.7"!.*V7- i 8, and on the club's football ex Be**," opening on Broadway June 24, ar* going to witness som* by hi* good friend, fun-loving Cong. Emanuel Celler ot H. York. MESSY MAKERS CLUB MEMBERS PAID RESPECTS TO DECEASED MEJ a-sB-E-afsl Paul cursion to Ann Arbor for th* of the moet spectacular aorobatios since the days of Douglas , . . Rep. Bryson, equal to the occasion, sent Celler the following Shearer, WlUiam Day sod WlttUm SUeM* aa Memorial day. Frost row from left: Clem Green, Ohio State-Michigan grid tilt in Fakbenk*, Sr, note: "I thank yon for your gift of fruit and for tbe spirit in Frank Shearer, Luctca Wright. Leon Ransom, Kaff Wilson, Janet* Willi*, 8Unding: November. . Jaaes Wit- Sammy's opening scene re ton, Cal., while .wining from a which it wa* sent.** son, William Evans, Shelby White, Floyd Brew*. Cttfferd Steven**, WB-taaa Thotsteci, Robert M.tn- The summer dance will b* a quires him to climb through an casual dress affair, Holloway tree branch for his big num aei, Wiley Dates, Robert Cromw-01,—Phot* By Roosevelt Carter, Also • Member. open second story window and ber, "It Ain't Necessarily So." said. up onto a roof, then to run and Young ladles interested in par jump acres* a series of rooftops Famous for the agility he has ALL LEGAL BEVIUIAGES until he reaches a drainpipe developed since he first started FINE FOODS ticipating may contact Holloway FIRSTUAST Dr. Boyd Dies at Ol. 2-0487 or Pres. Lucien down which he slides into the acrobatia dancing prQfes*io*nally Wright, CI. 3-34.1. courtyard of Catfish Row. at the age of 4. Sammy waved off director Otto Preminger and In Nashville Later, after a long scene with other members of the cast and Dorothy Dandridge following the CHANCE NASHVHJ-E.-Dr. Hear/ Al crow who rushed over to assist Was Sentinel murder of Bobbins (Joel Flu'el- him, and insisted that as soon • KB O FOOD • PiZIA len Boyd, secretary of Nat'l len) by Crown (Brock Peters), Baptist Publishing Board, died as he limbered up a little, h* DANCING EVERY NITE ALLISON Sammy must ma across the would be all right. here in a hospital after an at courtyard, jump from a table tack of pneumonia. Too Harsh On He was, though precautionary Free Madison Hop With Caller Allison 589's top to a-rain barrel, then shinny X-rays were taken to prove lt. Friday and Saturday Nites Dr. Boyd succeeded h_f father back up the drainpipe to the OPEN DAILT roof. a_E as secretary of the publishing 1 A. M. _:S0 A. M. Milton Farber! Kenny Garnett, Mgr. John Mason. Barter.der board and president and -publish SUNDAY 11 A. M. _:30 A. TA. Representative BUT TBE ACROBATIC role 1478 OAK ST. at MILLER AVE. CL. 2-0287 BEER & WINE (Barbee W. Durham, execu THE ' er of Nashville Globe aad Inde ha* it* hazards. Today, Sammy TO CARBFOIJT tive secretary of Columbas pendent, a weekly newspaper. 183 WMson Are. — CL. 3-2207 At Music Confab NAACP, directed the following lost his grip on the pipe after a 502 CLUB DeWitt Allison will represent statement to the editor of The series of rehearsals, crashed through the top of the barrel, St. Clair A Leonard Aves. Columbu* Local 569, American Sentinel this week concerning Now Playing V1L1-AGE TAVERN MICKEY'S C;«!IX Federation of Musicians (AFL- editorial remarks last week SONNY TILL AND the Orio smashed his cane as it broke about Att'y Milton Farber, ad les are current headliner* at under him. and turned the same 1210 MI. VfcKNON AVI.. DM Michigan Av*., CIO), at the .2nd annuel conven Columbua. O. tion of tho musicians* union at visor to Mrs. Jane Phillips, who 601 Club, Columbu*. Enter ankle which he bad previously SONNY TILL Serving the Feopie u_ and Out iii Cor. First Ave. tainment and dancing are fea twisted on location near Stock- Seer, Wine, Whiskey Seattle, Wash., It was announc dropped charges against Police Around Poinderter Village 8gt. Byron Clark, whom sh* had tured nightly till 2:S« a. ra. and ;i:i.u. WINE GOOD nntit Home Cooked Foods - ed Tuesday. Th* convention Open 1AM. Close 1 P. M PYTHIAN <;RH_L TURNER'S WE SPECIALIZE IN opens June 18. accused of beating her last BURKE'S PLACE RED HOT CHILI March 26. We have the utmost Concerts Af Schiller CHESTER E. IVtHTK. Op*. ."Biggest Little Grill RESTAURANT The convention, which has THE ORIOLES 105*1 NORTH 4th ST. respect for Mr. Durham's judge Band concert* at the new band Columbus. O. • In Columbus" * been held every year since 1896, Novelty Bar SUNDAY MATINEE 4-7 45SV. E. Loag SL ment and we feel it Is our duty shell in Schiller pk. begin Sun PRICES ARE LOW HERE with exception of tw0 wartime WHISKEY 6% Beer - Wine - Whiskey years, is the supreme governing te point out that R was-not^ our day, Juno 14, and continue each Ming's Chop Suey 860 Mt. Vernon Ave. ' HOME COOKED FOODS GRAND OPENING Singles - Doubles body of the union. intention to do Mr. Farber or Closed For Sunday through Aug_ 16. These - JUNE2r& 23. BEER WINE. FOOD 875 CA. t-088-ft 8*7 Southern Tea Restaurant Nearly 1300 delegates will at anyone else an injustice ln a sit concerts, sponsored by Colum with the Specie' Price On Open For Business tend, representing some 700 Lo uation as delicate as the Phil- bus Recreation Dept. ln coopera Ups-CJark fiasco.—EDITOR.) Beverages and Food For NOW OPEN Room cals and the 265,23* professional 'Facelifting' tion with the Musicians Union, Carryout and Tarty QUALITY FOOD BAB McCOY'S ONE-STOP Vmmr Prl«*-d» Her* , musloiana'of the U. S. and Can • * • • Novelty Food Bar, 741 E.. MILT BUCKNER Beservatl_«a*«*~> • ROM 6filU HIOttN are herd outdoors.* They, are free Speciajjxtag ia Home i |-I-STAURANT^_ Cbkken Dinners Every ada,. Long st., closed* on Tuesday for ~ Fine Cantonese and WE'VE A FINE RfclRDTATION "" . Cooked Food :'. S-mday Home Fried Plot MB. DURHAM'S statement t to the public and begin at 8 p.m. Trio 858 Mt. Vernal Ave!" «- •'"-fr* (?"*»****•>>* ^ it-r-anm-al^spring --'facelifting.*! - t American Dishes FOB FINE POOD A SERVICE Beer A Wine To Carryout 618 £. LONG ST. In l**gard' to yonr remark* *" - "JEree Gifts" Free Parking Available* Open Daily 11 *.?0 to 1 A. M. Home Cooked "Food a bout the Phillips case, there Mg~r. George Allison estimates , New Boar*: - 24 Hour Service " Homo Cooked Pies CL. 9-2Z91 •TOPS** ALLISON, Prop. James V. Anthony, Prop. are several' points which it will take about two week*vto Read Sentinel Ads. It Pays § A. M.Je 2.29 A. M. 6«- MT. VERNON AVE. Mr. A- Mrs. O'Neal McCoy, Plats) Lunches. :, 21 N. Nelson ltd. * should be clarified t complete general cleaning and at E. Long St. 752 E. Long SL. CL. 2-0177 at LEXINGTON Props. S_utdwK_.es The "New" i-sihU-ttB-Vi'iS- (12 Yrs. at Present Location) redecoration of the popular Co • It was Mrs. Phillips* lumbus reistaurant. HELEN'S RESTAURANT Idea, having been persuaded Reopening is scheduled tenta SS IHE 169 Cleveland Ave. CA. 4-0447 TIPPIN' INN by Sgt. Byron Clark, thkt the tively for noon, Tuesday, June Complete Dinners or Short Orders DOWNBEAT CLUB ease be dropped. When she 23, at which time regular 'round Open D*Uy 6 A.M. to 12 Midnight Sunday 8 A.M. to 18 Midnight Legal Beverages and Barbecue went t* Att'y Milton Farber the clock servifje of meals and Delectable Breakfasts Served Hemestyle Open Daily 12 Noon till 1 A. M. For Members BAR stating that she wanted to short ordrcrs will resume. HIT SHOWS CARRY OUT SERVICE 524 N. Garfield Ave. Columbus, Ohio drop the case, Mr. Farber was Owners are Mr. and Mrs. Otto Modern Bar faced with a person who had Helen Joaes, Prop. "JT" Tucker, Mgr. Beatty. OF NEW YORK -= Accommodations stated that she did not want to go to court. WITH YOUR HEADQUARTERS AT THE FAMOUS 21 SHRIMP AIR For 50 People Eastern Manager For CONDITIONED SKYLINE CINERAMA BAR Beer - Wine-Liquor • Even had Mr. Farber ad IN A BASKET vised her to go on W»th the Red Cross Is Speaker LIQUOR Liquor - Beer . Wiae - Pood ease, H Sgt. Clark did not ad Beer • Wine Mixed Drinks - Food CINCINNATI.—Truman Solve- BILTMORE Flsb • French Fries Serving Full Course Dinner* Dally OPEN 8:30 A. M. mit ia writing that he had "> wronged her, Mr. Farber still rud, deputy manager of eastern Spend a gay weekend ia New York seeing the big town at Cab* Steak* Cor. Loag *__ Hamilton CL. 2*0228 CLOSE 2:30 A. M. area American Nat'l Red Cross, its glamorous best. Too will be stopping at the world fa GDI L L Food. Beer To Carryout $/ Closed All Day Sunday* was faced with the fact that AIR-CONDITIONED h* was not the lawyer who who recently returned from the mous air-eondlthmed Blltmore which Is convenient to every Champion A Mt Vernon CL. *2 83*0 Oaf REDMAN. Prep. Far East, will be guest spcakei- AIR-CONDITIONED 780 MT. VERNON AVE. would be representing her la thing in mid-town Manhattan . . . Just a few minutes away court. It would be a member at the annual meeting of Cincin from all theatres, Rockefeller Center, tbe United Nations Lanehes - Short Orders (Corner St/Cladr) ef the city prosecutor's staff nati Area Red Cros* at 3 p.m., and the world's greatest shopping area. Escorted tour BAIlflfANTE'S Sunday, June 14, in Red Cross (L 2-0240 who would be cross examining UQUOR-BEER HUDSON CARRY OUT Memorial building. leaves June 20 or July S for a weekend of sightseeing. PI2ZA 4 SPACH.ni CHAMPAGNE John Dixon. Mgr, the witnesses. Orchestra seat* tor current hits . . . by sir . . . Tour parties 198 Miller Ave. CL. 8-0066 Members and friends 0. the CARRY (KIT Open 7 A.M. Till 2:20 A.M. BBS Pi chapter in the five county Cin limited . . . Don't be disappointed . . . Make reservations NOW FEATURING T«r Early . , . Call fer Complete Itinerary. Opea 11 A. M.-18 Midnight. Closed Monday FREE PARKING IHl COZY MIHBOW CLUB cinnati area ar* invited to at IN SEAR "ERMAHDO'J PIZZA" tend. ANN B, WALKER^. CL. 2-7864 BEER & WINE CARRY OUT ; '- >i«f»-.i • • IMS LEONA AVE. (Just East of St. Clair Ave.) AX. 9-043- ..New officers and board metti- CARRY-OUT OR DELIVERY WENE * BEEB SPECIALIZINa W BAR-B-QUE RIBS, hers.will be elected and volun COR. 80TH A LEONARD CL. 8-M88 CI.OSED SUNDAY Reer • Wine • Champagne « Perty 8nacks ... for accommodationa without humiliatlon •A Groceries o Lnncb Meats . STEAKS, FISH, FRIED CHICKEN teers will be recognized for set % Open 11 A. M.-l A. M. Roy Cornut«, Prop. vices and presented pins. ~^s«wi*SIIIMTl*jMl^l!)fME|a^^ wm m ASS-f:' . . . v .•*"?:' .•*• :%- *,*•'*' • \m \M;MM -77777 "SSwj'f*' ; \Myi-i p'j; 7--7 " " • 'iVlW. RATURPAY, JUNE 3 3.3959 TBE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 27 PAGE 26 THK UtilU aTii-.y I'LNEl. SATU1.DAY, JUNE IS, 1959 USED TRUCK FOR SALE SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT TAN TOWN I0PICS ESTATE SENTINEL RECOMMENDED BEAUTY SALONS '38 CHEVY. Half-ton panel, 8- WANT ADS Coinraon Flea* Coart, Frank To Hst in thi* directory call CLearbrook 3-7416, Deadline for new listings, copy speed transmission. HftR, Ex changes, is Saturday, 12 noon. -RE EASY 10 WACI lin County, Ohio. cellent heavy-duty UTM. Body No. 198153—Dorothy D. Doll. BRAND NEW ln good condition. fl_S AM. Plaintiff, vs. Luvall Edwards, 7-9T14. JUST DIAL et. al.. Defendant*. IMA'S BEAUTY SHOP TILLfcEN'S In pursuance of an order of APARTMENTS C-omplele Beaaty Service—Hal. Styling and Scalp Treatment Beattte Shoppe a. 3-7416 sale from said'Court to ma di Prop. Ima Johnson, Oprs. Virginia Cote, 947 ML Vernon Ave. CL. 3-646* rected, I will offer for sale at AConrteoas Want Ad Taker Will 370 J. IK* ». 530 St. Clair Ave. CL. 3-6083 Open Daily 9" A. M. to 8 P. M. public auction, at the door of tha FREE Open Monday thru Saturday Help Vou Word Your Ad. Court House in the City of Co TWO 3-room apartments with ' " FASHIONETTA BEAUTY BAR Melvoa Givens, Rhea Brown Waal Ad Header.. Per Uae M ,--•;•- •* lumbus, Franklin County, Ohio, large living room and kitchen. Wright, Jessie Vinson, FLORIDA CT! E. LONG ST. CA. 8-4640 Operators (Coum Five (3) Word* Per Line) on Saturday, the Ceramic til* bath, wall-to-wall Complete Beaaty Service MINIMUM CHIt&a* tmM- * i *JJ lffl DAT OF JUNE, A.D., IM» carpet, garbage disposal, forc Oprs: Gertrude McElrvy, Katherine OoaneD, * THE BRONZE Display Want Ads, Per laefc f2M at 10:00 o'clock A.M., tha follow ed air ga* heat, off-street VACATION Eileen Stamps, Herbert Sellers, Winifred Wallace. FOB TaJO BEAUTY SALON DEADLINES 'M. ing described real estate, sit parking. Gladys Lucille Reeve*. uated in th* County of Franklin TO ANYONE BtnflNO A saders:YW_iJ______Li___2___S^^ Specializing in all types of end State of Ohio, and in the City FBlST-floor apartment Heat cosmetology of Columbus: and water furnished. $79 CLASSIC * BEAUTY HEIGHT For Appointment Call CARDS OF THANKS LEGAL NOTICES month. . ROOM 807 Mt. Vernon av. CL. 84611 Beginning at a point on the OUTFIT FROM BI.AUTY SA1X)N Faye Crews Webb. Prop. south aide of Edward Street, TS SECOND-floor apartment. Heat Its Ml. Vernon CL. §4«0 CL. 8-1111 • CL. 3-8878 SMITH—We wish U> thank our Wtnlfred Mitchell, Mgr. Rita A. Saunders, whose last feet from the southwest corper and water furnished. $70 Complete Beauty Service Complete Beaaty Service 999 E. Long St. many friends for their kind known, address is Hierlangerweg of Edward and Howard Streets, month. $2W68 Charlie Ma* Logan, Prop. No Appointment Necessary nesses shown to us during the 8, Munchen, Germany, will take and running on the Una ot Ed COMPLETE Operators: Mable Brown, STVLETTE BEAUTY 8ALON illness and passing of our wife, Operators: Lovella Da vies, notice that on May 29, 1959, Don ward Street westerly thirty-five ONE (MUI ACCEPTED No Money Down Leona Wade, Helen Patrick, Sara Boyd, Aimed* Scott, 1281 Mt. Vernon Ave. mother, daughter, 'sister and ald Saunders filed his petition (35) feet, and from thence in a 38 Months to Pay loved one. MELZETTA ROB Esther Logan, Travis Jackson Lacy Ward, Ernestine Selby (Cor. Champion) CL. 8-1386 in the Common Pleas Court ot southerly direction and at right For Appointment To See Coll Open Daily 9-8; Sat. 9-9 ERTS SMITH. We want to con Clara Rogers, Manager Complete beauty service Franklin County, Ohio,. Division angle* with Edward Street to a Reducing Massages on Our Specializing in Hair Cutting vey special .thanks to the entire of Domestic Relations, in Cause point seventy (70) feet, and from DORA'S CLASSIC and Styling - membership of the Refuge Bap LADY WZABETH Figurama Table No. 96393, praying for a divorce thence In an easterly direction 281 E. Whlttler HI. 8*7495 Beauty Salon Evenings by appointment tist Church and the St. Matthew from her on the ground* of wil to a point seventy-two (72) feet CL. 8*4353 JUST A MERE Ida Mae Griffin and Dorothy Holiness Church, the Rev. R. F, ful absence for more than one from Howard Street and parallel sr 134 N. 1703 ot. CL. 3-81*- Bryant, Owners ond Oprs. PUT MORE WATER IN THE SOUP Hairston. Sr., J. Slappy, S. MISC. SERVICES year last past and gross neglect with Edward Street, and from FURNISHED and unfurnished Complete Beaaty Service Beauty Salon t2.e7/*-7rMtTArr>f£. fi^stTZS^iC-r Bryant, J. P- Fincher and to of duty. Said cause will be for CHILD CABE by th* day. Rea Dora Phl'Ups Rossell Prop. thence in a straight line to the rooms for rent Cooking and 346 N. -.tb SL - CL. 2-8878 Freda'* Beauty Shop other ministers, the Brooks Fun hearing on or after July 18,1959. place of beginning, and known washing privileges. Utilities sonable prices. CL. 2-3471. Willi*/Mae Stanley. Warnle eral Home for their wonderful —Webster S. Lyman, Jr., Att'y. paid. 73 Hamilton Park. Complete Beauty Service Complete Beauty Service as No. 827 Edward Street. Said Hensley. Rebecca Ilamlter, Sally Nolan, Anna Flenard. GROCERS, BEER and WINE CARRYOUTS services, to the pallbearers, The 8-8, 13, 20, 27, 7-4,. 11, 1959. Howard Street Is now known a* PAINTING. Low price*. Wall Lucille nill, Operator* Alfreda Barkesdale, Prop. Ohio Sentinel, and to those who washing $2-83 per room. BE. Grade McCoy, Zorado White. Jefferson Avenue. MISC. FOR SALE No Appointment Necessary. sent flowers and donated their Improved with one-story, four- 5-8333. Ask for Jack. 88 days. Operators UNDER NEW MODERN MARKET wa ROUSE of GLAMOUR Elgctii* Carrlngton, Owner 309V. Miami Ave. CL. 3-1630 MANAGEMENT cars and services in aa*f **** Hazel Wlnkfield, whose last room shingle dwelling, known aa laea Bolden, Barbara Nesbitt. Our heartfelt thanks to you one LONG & GRANT 183 N. 20th St. CL. Z-058- known address is 4132 S. 12th 627 Edward Street. 898 ML Vernon Ave. CL, 8*4111 Operators St, Maywood, Illinois, will take Appraised at $2,100.00. Used Cloliiing Store FRIENDIY (UJUffRS Complete Beaaty Servlee Operated Under The Same The Roberts and ERNIE'S MARKET BEER & WINE notice that on June 8, 1959, Ro Terms of Sale: To be sold for •185 E. Long St. CA 4-54W Ualr Styling—Halt Cutting Proprietorship For Tho UTTLE TO CARRY OUT Smith Families sea Leo Winkfield filed hcr peti not less than two-third* of the We bey aad mil ladies aad Complete Dry Cleaning Past 15 Years 322 Taylor Av*. CL. 2-8192 men'* used clothing. Prop MatUe Warren Tamer HOUSE of BEAUTY tion in the Common Pleas Court appraised value. $100.00 at the Pick Up A Delivery Operators: Clara Caldwell. Rose Lockett's New Sto«-k. Complete Line of Franklin County, Ohio, in Cor. Loag *% Grant Hair Styling a Specialty time of sale, balance on confir Daily 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Eleanor WWls, Mary Frances IDEAL BEAUTY SHOP of Groceries, Quality Meats NIXON—The gratitude in our Cause No, 96500, praying for a mation. David Wilson, Prop. 948 Mt. Vernon Ave CL 3-821: nnd vegetables GOODWIN'S hearts will long be remembered divorce from him on the grounds Rossell. Annie Kate Jackson. 673 Mt. Vernon Ave. Lily Na*b, Vendetta Wright. Hrs: 7:20 A. M.-9 P. H. STACY R. HALL. Sheriff CL. 2-2300 Monday through Saturday Fresh Fruits, vegetable* for our many friends who were of wilful absence for more than EARL A BROWNLEE. Deputy Margaret Long. Louise Smith, so kind to us during the illness one year last past, and asks INFORMATION ELAUM BEAUTY SHOP Ferris Beaslcy ft Pauline Oprs. Ernest Holland. Prop. Groceries A Meata. FRANK C. SHEARER, Att'y DICK'S Featherstone, Operators and passing our husband and temporary and permanent cus 5-16, 23, 30, 6-6, 13, 1959. 1*J2 Lexington Ave. Baseman. Prop. 678 E. Loag St. CL. 24W3t> father. ELDER W. E. NIXON. tody of their one minor child, CAPITAL OPERATORS WANTED CL. 3-1023 CA. 1-1456 I A M to 11:30 P. M. We wan! to especially thank our Wlmmer Winkfield, age 7 years. REAL E_»TATE FOR SALE FOOD MARKET DETECTIVE AGENCY Complete Beauty Servlco JIMMY'S MARKET Bishop W E. Fuller of Atlanta, Said cause will be for hearing FOR ADVERTISING RATES IN THIS 4 Days A Week 5» St. Clair Ave. CL. 8*1*161 Olv-orce Detail* • Shadowing , Hattie Elaum, Prop. Ga., our neighbors, the St. Mat on or after July 25,-.1959.—Wil Patrol Car* Cornelia Giles, Operator NEWSPAPER CALL CL. 3-^16 672 Ml. VERNON AVE. thew Holiness Church, the pas liam H. Brooks, Atty 9-13, 20, Samuel D. Hooker Night: CL. 8-1013 27, 7-4, 11, 18, 1959. Complete Line Of CL. 2-6274 SMITH'S tor and other ministers, the pall •Real Eclat* 2858 E. lltb MISC. SERVICES bearers, the Brooks Funeral Quality Meats • Vegetable* MISC. SERVICES MISC. SERVICES Columbus. Ohi* Heme and alt those who gave us 788 Mt Vernon Av*. Confections HELP WANTED Specialising to Choice CONFECTIONERY their assistance at a time when Opea Daily g A.M. to 8 P.M. FHK-*.-INFORMATION BROOKS' AU'iO Meats and Groceries 14*10 Granville St. CL. 3*1208 Juanita Houston, a minor 19 CL. 3-4331 Col's CL. S-853- CAPABLE WOMAN who can de It was needed. years of age, by Marcella J. Sunday S A.M. to IE Noon ELECTRIC SERVICE Hrs.: Mon. thra_Tb»rs. — Uneerie*. Meal*, ejection* APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT vote sufficient time to call on 8 *. tn. 1 p. m. Mrs. Lillie Nixon and Thomas, her mother and next 8 women a day. A good earn Daily * A. M. to 8 P: M. friend, whose last known ad CL 2-1181 Repairing Generator*, Fri. - SaL: 8 a. m.'* 8 pm. ELIZABETH HANSOM aad Children HILLTOP. Adults only. Private ing opportunity with Avon. dress Is 2940 Elmhurst,' Detroit BAIL BONDS Regulators. Starters Son.*. 8 a. m. - l'J/9 p. m. ALMA DEWS, Prop*. !__ ; bath and entrance. BR. 4-8931. CA. 1*3379. 8, Michigan, will take notice NIFTY GIFT SHOP William J. Garrett - Licensed Professional Bonflsman CA 4-00SA 24 Ham-service NOTICES Prop. JAMES H. |MJW LE GAL that on May 19, 0959, Kenneth 3-ROOM apartmentfor rent, 673 Gifts, Cards For All WOMAN WITH CAR to servk*. Rear 488 S. Washington Ave. Houston'flted his petition in" the ReynoldsrAve. "A-*-.>9-9*435. • * Occasions, Skip, H*_r,i Scalp rural Avon. .XQUt__^ra/itat>l8 FEATHERSTONE'S MkT LaxwelT "Virgil Love, whose Common Pleas Court of F*rank- Trfatmeats, Cream Jf Oil, " -** a-rf-'^ STO_*_AT. — ___ «9 N. 18TH ST. CL. tW-*3*- - work In your- spare, time CA, •_*_ last known address is 730 Jef ,lin„County, Ohio, Division of Do Furniture Wa*_V . 1-3379. REPA¥ • . "**£ T: ferson Ave., Columbus, Ohio, mestic Relations in Cause No , 871. E Long St. SERVICE SHOE SHINE & JEFF& POOL ROOM VEGETABLES. MEATS will take notice that on May 15, 96246, praying for a divorce DaBy 1 P. M. to 7 P. M. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Repaired Shoes Can Be Picked Up On Sunday •> 1218 MT. •VERNON AVE, / • ij GROCERIES 1959. Bessie M. Love filed her from her on the grounds of gross Furnished Mrs. M. L. Cash. Prop, William R. Starr, Prop. Cigar*. Candies and lee Cold MARKET Beer ft Wine To Carry Out petition in the Common Pleas neglect of duty. Said cau.se will WANTED: Man or woraaa 894 Mt. Vernon Ave. Open 8 A. M. to II P.M. -toft Drinks Weekdays 8 A. M. • 10 P M. Court of Franklin County, Ohio, be for. hearing on or after July from this area to service a 304 S. Highland Ave. Sundays t A. ML < 2 P. ML Division of. Domestic Relations, 4. 1959.—Frank W. Humphrey, Wholesale Distributor Route SAM'S . Party Supplies — Dom&st'c in Cause No. 96212, praying for a Att'y. 5-23, 30, 8-6, 13, 20, 27, Apartments Ecbenrode Exchange in your spare time — will "DAVE" Handler "CHARLIE" Margulis BR. 4-2302 tt Imported Champagne* divorce from him on the grounds 1959. SS. 8. mQH . EAST TERMS take from 5 to 7 hours per SHINE PARLOR VEGETABLES - MEATS WE DELIVER of wilful absence for more than 8-Pc. Queen Anne Dining Rat. week—will.net $275.00 per 338 N 20th SL, Columbus. O GROCERIES one year last past and gross For Rent Ste. Good A* New .... 889,00 Buckeye BAIL BOND kmm Prop.. SAHUEL PENSION neglect of duty, and asks tem Walnut Dresser A Bed In month. With our help this Weekdays 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. Louis Alexander, whose last (S38) **M> Use OHIO SENTINEL porary and permanent custody known address is 609 N. 15th St., cludes Mattres* & Springs, can also be built into a full AX. 4-2323 AX. 9*0262 CL, 3-2621 Sundays 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. 31 S. Monroe Ave. Party Supplies - Wc Deliver To Buy - Sell - Rent * Trade of their minor child, Edith Fort Pierce, Fla., will take no Complete S29.00 time job which will pay up On Night Calls Dial BE. 1-3609 ADDIE & JOSEPH Louise Love, age 2 years. Said Between East Broad St Featherstone & Carmlchael, tice that on May 19, 1959, Mattie to 120,000 per year. To BURKS cause will be for hearing on or Alexander filed her petition in and Oak St qualify, applicant must have Prop's after July 18, 1959.—Webster S. the Common Plea* Court .of Large Cortbination a serviceable car and $1100 HOTELS, ROOMING HOUSES SHINE PARLOR Lyman, Jr., Att'y. 8*6, 13, 20, Frahklin County, Ohio, Division The FlOWtt VASE DELUXE MAYHUGH and SON tl, 7-4, 11, 1959. of Domestic Relations in Cause Living-Bedroom. Corsages*. Cut Flowers to $2200 which is secured. Well furnished, clean with New Ford Hotel No. 2 DYEING & SHINING 818 MT. VERNON AVE.. CL. 2-2021 No. 96245, praying for a divorce Kitchen, Bath Funeral Arrangements If sincerely interested^ write 839 ntT. VERNON AVE. on the grounds of wilful absence Utilities Paid Box 145, Station A, Toledo eery modern hotel faclUtie*. 452V. E. Long St. CA. 4-0421 DOCKS OAILV .AM TO 8 PM. 101. Atcheson St. Transient and Permanent Essie Mae Reid, whose last for more than one year, last Laundry Facilities 5, Ohio. Give reference and Known from coast to coast lo* Beer and Wlae To Carryout Zorah Jones, Florist homelike atmosphere. Guest* Welcome Tbe Store With rbe Frieodly Atmosphere known address is 214 N. Graham past. Said cause will be for Private Entrance phone number. Ford Hotel No*. 1 Sull CHANDLER Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C, will bearing on or after July 4, 1959. Off-Street Parking COOPERS TOURIST Quality Meats and Grssreries -- Mile* M M&yhngb. Prop. take notice that on May 8, 1959. —William H. Brook*, Att'y 5-23, Operated at 179 N. 6th SL Free City-Wide DeUvery Near Transportation -59 N. 17th St. CL. Ml**- Mrs B H. Ford. Proprietress Shoe Repair Shop Samuel J. Reid filed his petition 30, 6-6, 13, 20, 27, 1959. INVESTMENT PROPERTY - LOTS FOR SALE CA. 1-3588 in the Common Pleas Court of and Shops JAMES COOPER, Mgr* 789 ML Vernon Av*. Franklin County, O., Division of (Office Side Entrance Ideal Home or Business Sites Only $.08 a square foot. CL. 8*5195 Domestic Relations, in Cause in Basement) Sizes: oZ'xllT and 9S'xll7', *J10 down, $20 month. Complete Shoe Scrvic.- ST. CLAIR CARRY OUT No, 96129, praying tor a divorce READ THE HAWKINS Dyed ft Repaired With Tot from her on the grounds of gross CALL TR. 8-3714 CL. 3-4815 Grade Materials 505 St. Clair Ave. Colwnbus, O. CL. 2-0232 neglect of duty and wilful ab 65 N. MONROE AVE. Special Service On Groceries, Meats, Confectionery, Ice Cream sence for more than one year CA. 8-3307 Cotamb-s. O_io Cindorella Heels ft Pur*aVs Wine and Beer to Can-y Ot*l DONT GIVE BP - last past. Said cause will be fo*- OHIO W« Weloomo Old am. New Patroa* Eves 7 to 9 If you aro facing cross-conditions For Deliver-* Service Joe Moore, Prop. • healing on or after June 27, Transient Guest Welcomed Sat. & Sun. —LOVE, MONEY, HEALTH—read Proverb* 22-29 daily. Send Call Be!*********. 3-K P: M. 1959.—Wm. A Toler, Att'y. 5-18, W» Continue to Render the Same Exclasive, 23, 90, 6-6, 13, 20, 1959. SENTINEL 11 A. M. to 7 P. M. donation tor good luck card. Visit REV. SAMUEL, Spiritual Op-n Daily Advisor, Pew OS, 3818 Roosevelt Road, Chicago 24, Dllnoi*. Efficient Service PMf.Qi.il.. mffii ADVERIISIRS B|>>l_l*-l')sl|*..W».-{J '^i^^^s^>i»l?s*^r^^^ "*•"••' 7,y. •»'..' '"''.. " ' •-/'•• Y*** •' :-,:*,* •''•*. * . . ..--•' •. m*W. wsm,„. . . .'.* ••'••. y;-;rrr;.rrK.K-':.: r-rrrr-y^ .fur ,•'. A;''-f-i$*v . • • .7 7 : ';'•'<•& . ' %*: ':',.,' > MBf^yfM^WM^ -* ' • •' f''M /fr "• M M :. '' •• " •v '• •. '• • .s PAGE 28 THE OHIO SENT SATURDAY, JUNE 18 £959 SATURDAY, JUNE .18, 1959 JPAGEjtf i THE OHIO SEN11NEL HONE REPAIR SERVICES, MATERIALS " • •m. mm Employees Are Honored Expect Record ITS FUN TO RENT A COLUMBUS WASHINGTON. — Five Negro THE PAUL PETERSON CO. employes of the V. »'•• Dept. ot Number Summer 950 DUBLIN RD. HU. 6-4373 Time Out For June AREA Agriculture'- received superior service awards from Sec'y E_ra Talt Benson last Tuesday in c«v School Pupils DEATHS rermonies b-fore 4000 on the About 100O pupils—-* record ALEXANDER, Carroll, aiiti £. Washington Monument Grounds. number- ;.• »• -• expected to lay Beautiful Clean 0 0 aside eight weeks cf summer va Naghten at,, June 1. Survived by They were among 137 so h, " - cation to return to ths book* MTE ESTIMATES ' TIME PAYMENTS Mother, Leaia Alexander; aunt, red< when (.'••lun.bua public school*' mmmmmammaasaaamca The horu/rees: Sherman Bris Tina Mt-Neely; uncles, Lee Foy, Summer school opens Jun* it. coe, information specialist of Of Willie snd John McNeely. Inter Unparalleled demand for re fice of Information; Robert •*•*• Quick 4 Expert ment HTastlawr, by Whittaker. gistration blank* at elty astd Apartment Jones, -tais* agent of N. Carolina SMALL county schools has signaled a I Modernize DAVIS, Mariun Cobb, 148 Jef Extension Service; Rachel C. APPLIANCE ferson av., June 0. Survived*by larger-than-ever enrollment. REPAIR Lawrenc**, adie of Agricultural and tttpair daughter, Betty Harris; -.iMers, One important factor In popu SERVICE Marketing "Service; P. H. Stone, larity of summer *e**lon thi* Helen Fields, Dolores Clark; Bring Them la . ... In Ihe Exclusive EASTGATE SECTION assistant lo assistant administra year is addition ot special cour* 8on*in*ip,w' Willie Harris; niece, All Work Guaranteed ( tor of Federal Extension Ser ses in physics and chemistry for nephew, cousins, other relatives. W. F. HUTCHINSON CO. vice, *Oanlel P. Winston, In char the academically talented. The** 1029 Mt. Vernon Ave. Interment Green Lawn by Wil ge of mail unit in the office of will be held at North High. liam- and McNabb. No Job Too Big Or Small All Brick Buildings - Playgrounds the administrator, Commodity All other senior high pupils Remodeling and repairing Is JAMES, Monroe, 847 Camden Stabilisation Service* will report to Central High et 9 our specialty. Whatever your Carpenter's St., June 1. Survived by wife. a.m June 22. Pupils registered job . . . build, repair or re* from seventh, eighth o» ninth model . . . office, .home or Jennie; mother, Charlotte Cabinet Shop Swimming Pool Att'y Durham Named grade report tw Mohateh Jt. garage, c.all ns for the best Custom Cabinet James; nephew, Leonard Wil Att'y Mary Spivey Durham, 70 High at the same time. price for quality work and Work, All Types liams. Interment Eastlawn by material, Auburn av., has been appointed Fees for pupils from the Co Woodworking Whittaker. NO DOWN PAYMENT 915 E. Main SL Plenty of Parking - Very Clean to the State Board of Cosmetol lumbus district are $10 per half 3 YEARS TO PAY CL 8-5313 KERSHAW, Elliott (Eddie), ogy as legal advisor. The new 'unit of advanced credit, $10 pee All Work Guaranteed 1382 Fields »v.. June ? Survived position Is in addition lo her du subject for removing * failure, References Available 1 & 2 Bedroom Deluxe Apt. 3 Bedroom Apis. by wife, Gussie Mae; brother, ties as assistant to Att'y Gen. and 120 for full unit of advanced More Than 22 tears Service KRESGE Harry; mother-in-law, Mary Mark McElroy I credit. Background la Columbus PLUMBING CO. In Clifton Park lor Families with Children in Blasingame McCary; falher-in- WIUIAM I. BEll ' 187 E. Mala St. law, Jensiie McCary; aunt, Ada- Contractor Repair-in-.: and Remodeling EASTGATE APIS. SERENELY STUNNING IN AN IDYLLIC line Glover; sister-in-law, Flor BR. 4-7621 Ret.: BE. 1-106. 1750 Clifton Ave. aumnaer setting, June Clerk peuses prettily for ence Kershaw; brother-in-law, Olflc*: CA. 4-1229 Cor. Maryland _ Kelson Rd. cameraman's lena end poaea the question, what Howard Blaaingame; nephew. iBmtammtemssamtssma is so lovely es June in June? Well . . . may he Harry Kershaw, Jr.; cousirui, $70.00 - $84.00 the pun is a bit pony, but there'* no denying Esther Myricks. Florence An "BEST FOR LESS" Hathaway & Ferguson that the adjectives fit the subject. derson; great-nephew, great- MASON'S ROOFINO $79.00 niece, other relative*. Interment OPTOMETRISTS and A FURNACE WORK Evergreen by Whittaker. . , m JEWELERS 87S Mt. Vernoa Ave. Pi-ions 0. 8-6432 CL. S-S-U, Phone CI. 8-4053 MOBLEY. Charles. 309 Hub- '58 FORD L* m»«.* "*": "*: "*" '*5*0 EYES EXAMINED st. Survived by ***ife; Edith; GLASSES FITTED " Sleeper Stabbed in niece, lx>uise Lockridge, Inter w WATCH REPAIRING • ment Green Lawn by Brooks. '57 FORD r:„.»r " '"*"• '**',' ""•:...... *1270 DRY CLEANERS, UUNDERERS JAN ROSS'SI Reasonable Prices Columbus Barber Shop Directory Apartment Of Girt NIXON. W itli a m E , 1473 Satisfaction Guaranteed - Ill ll» 11 •••IU I Granville st. Survived by wife V-g Customline. Heater. M.M.I* Excellent Service At FAMOUS A 3_ year i>ld Columbus man "770 173 E. LONQ ST. CA. 4-2011 THOMPSON BARBER SHOP has diacovered jut-t how dange Lillie M.; daughter*. Lucille '56 fORO ;t*s 064 MT. VERNON AVE., Near 18th St. \ Mooney Chinese Hand Laundry & STOCK NUMBER rous it can b«* to KO to sleep in a Bonar, Margaret Thomas. Alma Fine Fighting Equipment SEVEN CHAIR SHOP Complete Barber Servlee strange woman', apartment. Nixsys, Rachel Sanders, J«»e- Men. Women and Childreo'e Hair Cutting and Styling -fr ***** ) '**•. DIVU Savor 2-Dr. RAH Sold A Serviced By Dry Cleaning Herbert L Undt-rwod. Sir"**; 564 phine Smith, Ruth Wilson; sons, - 170 Ladte. Hair Bobbing, Scalp Treatment, Deluxe Facial* J J rLin. 2.um- finish . , MARCELLU8 DUBENION One-Stop Laundry A Dry Cleaning E Mt Calvery av., lold police he William and Robert: mother, A Specialty x 1795 Oak St. Columbus, O. €*JjJjfr Store No. 1 Store Ne. _ turners: Isaiah Hamlter, Oamoa Lynch,.Beany Fisher, -B9 Cadillac Sdn DeVille discovered he had been slabbed Annie Thomas; brother, George; Refils Ac Service of all 903 ML Vernoa Ave. 916 E. Loag St. Wade Saber, Leonard Thomas, Q. Moore; JohJl Thompson, Prop. ; Dawn Grey Finish. in the thigh when he awoke in grandchildren, other.. _rt__.tj»ves. kinds at reliable prices. For TMeJI_riw , 8 A. M. • 7 P. M. Mon. thru Sat. the bailiwick of an unidentified Interment"Evergreen by Brooks. •54 BUKK SSir*****-"* SS r MM de-Jjyery call.CL. 8»W«. Ask iavNMv teeviee CL. S**t_$_ •U. No. 513 , ._„--— JOHNSON'S woman early Saturday. for Mark. " " *__. -'*""**' -BUG'S -V *5fi Cadillac Cpe. DeVille At St, Anthony, Underwood. |A NF O *J>, Theodore^171 jr*»ruey *'2i«'.' 4-Dr. RAH, BARBER SHOP " ' 5TH AYE. DRIVE-IK ClfAHERST - Blk Finish told- polc^^ e .h e ". didn'...... t kno• w 1aa1. ^ Clevelani-t~....\,.~A d W*iw.,*~June""S. Tssno 3 '"Slirvi Survivet!v " •370' EDWARD P. ZIPF BARBER SHOP Kl E. ath Ave. z at* 'Jmm.* * J ton* * greea . •.: (Formerly Chargla Dry Cleaners) hi. No. tM - , ••Foman'a. name ".or where tfie by wife, Hattie; brothers, A*\ -. Bicycle fire* and Supplies Oltrn, Women and Children's 675 E". LONG ST. ** Complete Dry Cieaalng Service. Alterations Ik Repair apartment was located. Chattanoogsa, Tenn.; Leon, "At Sharp*BIDS of Lawnmowers, Bait Catting Drapes <_- Household Articles Our Specialty 'OS Cadillac Cpe. DeVille Victor 4-Dr. Ltk* Scissors and Solve* Complete Barber Servlee Hours: 7:M A. M. -1:80 P. M. 1 • Day Service Pick-Up tt DeUvery. it Beige/While lanta; Refue, -Lafayette, Ala,; M470 Sat 7:30 A M. To » P. St. 3» E, Fifth Ave. at Fourth St. AX, 1-0307 St. No. 435 sisters, Norvela Finley, Tmla '5« VAIH. SS AB Kinds ot Kays Made Barbers: Sag Holmaa, CLQ8ED WEDNESDAY Charles Colli*.., Prop. ** C. Betts, Jessie Farrow, Queen Bicycle* for Rent William E. Stewart, &7 Cadtllae Cpe. - DeVille E. and Revonla Seroyer. all of CL. S-35C* - 00 S. OHIO AVE George Jones BROGSDALE'S COLUMBUS LAUNDRY Iris/White trr ntyu Belvedere V-8 4-Dr. Hardtop. JQ rllPIs |, , new '1270 BARBER SHOP -sc.DRY CLEANING TIP-TOP CLEANERS ft. No. 436 Atlanta. Interment Lafayette, RtiH kf TV REPAIR SERVICE larrangemenU by Williams and CU E. LONG ST. 900 Mt. Vernon Ave.. Col's. O. . ONE DAI SERVICE DISCOUNT TV. Mor* service, WHALEY Complete Barber Servlee Family and Bachelor Bundles 'Also A Large Selectisn McNabb. , J , , less Tost. CL. 2-8483. Factaia and Scalp Treatments Drapes, Blankets, Repairs A S76 MT. VERNON AVE. Of Clean 'SB'. & '56's '55 DOOM M EST. "• '.'" •970 BARBER SHOP A Specialty ". Alterations STONE. Frances R.. *40 Don Fir** *Jp aad Delivery — No Reasonable Otter til E. LONQ ST. David A. Williams, Barber FLORINE RAMSEY. Mgr. full Insurance Coverage aldson st. Survived by husband, Need A Bookkeeper? Bennie UTOgsda.e, Prop. Columbus. Ohio Ref u-a-d On These Cars — F C. L. RAMSEY. Prop. |Edward F.; son, Oscar J.; bro Complete Barber Service '55 CHEV., tiiitv Sedan 67C Use AL'DITAX PUBLIC PIERCE'S THE COLUMBUS HOME LAUNDRY 0 BYRD it SON ther, Chris Scott; grandchildren, BOOKKEEPING SERVICE, Barbers: AND DRY CLEANERS •This Week's Special which costs you less than Irene Turner A Ruth Jones BARBER SHOP Cleaners and Launderers ot Quality and Distinction AUTO LAUNDRY ! great-grandchild, other rela- $10 per month. Ton run DELUXE FACIALS Complete Barber Service A One Stop Cleaning Service '58 Ford Sfa. Wagon Pick-Op And Delivery ;tivea. Interment Green U**n by rrr* n|VU Suburban Wagon. B*H, your business. We take care WILLIS WHALE., Prop. 534 E. LONG ST. All Work Done At Our Plant *£.*) Cleveland A-e. CA. 4 7«*8 Williams and McNabb. ^ of th* records, tax matters, 628 E. LONG ST. Colambas, O. CL. 3-5415 Custom, Auto. Trans., etc. Through our, servlee, 4-Dr., Lt. Green Finish you know, from month to DUNAVIILE AUTO WASH R n c h Wafon ne month, exactly how your * Steam-Cleaned, Wax, Rub-Out $1999.00 '58 FORO 0 ;„ er ° * business In progressing. It our service pleases yoa tell others, U net tell as B *> B 2-HOUR CLEANERS CAR MART INC. James R. Washington, Mgr. Give us a ring, or drop us 1170 ML Vernon Ave, CU 8*9870 Hats Cleaned & Blocked' For These And a card aad let a* stop In «... *, Special Prices - Pickiip & Delivery and tell you all about tvur 812 E. Long SL CL. 2-9832 Other Good Buys 'S5 CHRYSLER WINDSOR servlee. 4-Dr. Hdtp., Full Power, BEASLEY GROVE FORD GEORGE'S GARAGE See RALEIGil SIEPTER Beautiful White Finish, W.S.W. Tire* SHAW Audita* Service Complete Service On AH Makeo of Cars MILLER'S FURNITURE STORE 770 W. BROAD GA-8*3528 > 9J G 8. Champion Ave. George Branson, Prop. . 20 Years Experience Complete Line of Used Furniture and Rugs Af JAN ROSS Ranges, Refrigerators, Washers, Sewing Machines Columbus S, O. CL. f-S*» 567 N. 20lh St. j** CL. 3*11»5 only $1995 Dally 5 P. M. to 11 P. M. Saturday 2 A. M. to 10 P. M. CA.4-9.'*-} Columbus, O. lgfj E. MAIN ST. MOTORS, INC. Sunday 9 A. M. to 3 P. af. EASY TERMS WE BUY AND SELL FREE DELIVERY •424 E. Broad CA. 8*8371 2700 «. HI6H AM. 7-5429 • • - i< i *-••,:MMWil -v "*r- '''T\r'ywM(&y»9itWU"..i) i ii f. ,______. i..^C___'-•• fftttW§m^ *m< M& j, ;7 '•• '•'•W- •••**•. * M . ' - --. y • 7 ; "V -^ ;Y v. : • ' •7 7.,"r r-'-r ' •'• Mrr '7 : M- '.'''77 ..,'•'•'•• • • '-• ' ' •*•'-_••••••*_•&' PACK 30 THE OHIO SGNTINBl. SATURDAY, JUNE J-3. 195*1 BATUBDAY, JUI4K-13. 19&9 THE QUIP SJ-NTLNElrf PAGE 31 Maryland Opens June 13 NewiMforid Midwestern Golfers Get Down To Serious Business Central State Track Team Maryland pk. swimming pool, Anthony Wins Shrine Crown I Atcheson -and G r a h H m at*., By FINN'S BREEDLOVE By FTNNIS BREEDLOT-B tn ss-t district is Flenls (Tbe of sepia golfers will scon move opens for the summer Saturday, MIBWEW DISTRICT golfers get down to serlotM busln*** Otd Divoter* BreedJeve. On into national prominence and Playing the ct June 13. r_* with pinpoint accuracy, James (Talkathon) this week with Indianapolis on th* sow* Saturday and Sunday of two * at casioa* last ••ssen, be wiU represent the country in Is Second In All-Ohio Meet Anthony proved th*I long ball isn'isn't all that counts in golf,. Fight* tbe first tournament of the season. ws* dl«iualiil*d for signing golf as they are doing in base- ing th* challenge* of Frank Clayton and James (Long.Ball) Brad WILBERFORCE—Central Stat* college and Ohio university On Saturday, the qualifying round will be played on the Doug tbe store card when there wss bell today. The day will be soon battled down to th* wire and Ohio university emerged in fir*t I ford, he proved he was a champ all the way by winning both th* as error ea same. At the time, er than you think but it 1* a medalist and championship trophies. las coarse aad play on Sunday will be at beautiful Coffin course. place with 7_**s points to Central State's 67'.. *o capture the all-j The writer understand* the latter course Is a real challenge to IM was telling everyeae t« matter of sticking together and Ohio track championship. The Marauders captured five firsts and Patterson Winners as they finished in ekeek their scores carefully 'supporting the organization that the respective flight*: golfers' skill and the better player* will survive the "shotgun fair established new record*, in three events. ways" a* usual but players like the Old Divoter will have to be bat faUed te eheek W* has done things for you in the ' Donald Beauford won the 4*t0i - • ' —' CHAMPIONSHIPS — James past." Anthony. Frank Clayton and at their best to stay on the playing field. SAM {9 IRONl 6RATSON, yard dash with a time of 48.5,! James R. Burnett, established a Speaks For Junior Jet J a mes Bradford. Howard Anderson of Toledo, Cincinnati : ELIZABETH STANTIELD, 'breaking the. all-Ohio meet re- riew record with 3; 13,9, breaking i president ef midwest district, Urge numbers. Te each et cord of -400 established in 19*8 the all-Ohio record ot 3:18.3 ei-j FIRST—Ben Church. "Having the greatest and best frresident, and BIB Carr, press SECOND—G 1 e m Pattreson. sends along the following mes th.- clubs tn tke district, I am group ot golfers that ever rep relations director, Douglas by Gunther Katzman of Baldwin; tabliaht-d in 1955 . by Baldwin-) Patterson Program sage to clubs along the tourna- wishing yea th* best of tuck Wallame. James "Burnett cap-• Wallace and also br-»ke Uie Bald-' N. YORK, — When world Paul Cummings and Eugene resented the Queen city. Great Golfers of Indianapolis: Carter. ' * mar nent trail: during what I think will be the er Cincinnati will be represented "Expecting tbe best tourna tured the 880 run with a time of j win Wallace track record of heavyweight Floyd Patterson Columbua Recreation Dept, THIRD—Bll*,- TrulU. Walter "Having learned there is hi greatest season eve*.** at all of the tournaments ment eves and expecting te 1:54.3 breaking the old record '••*> • T :':.:: _.. . . .••-»--.•-#.. -V,: