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• By lev. Rnsiell M. Jonei Page 3 — J OHIO STATE WI-ElW LIBRABt 15TH ft ttl_a 5T- TUB OHIO R0L-18-$, 08J0 THI PEOPLE'S • • CHAMPION NEW FACES APPEARED on the horizon at recent Chicago annual tournament of the United Goiters Ass'n played at Burnhan Woods and Ptpe-O-Peaee coarse.-. Above, left photo, Mrs. Paris Bro vn, UGA tournament director, makes trophy presentation to men's amateur winner, Calvin Tanner, Chicago, right, who defeated James Paul, N. York City, 5-*, in heated 39-hold contest. This is the first time that either Tanner of Paul was ia contest for the title. Center: Charles Si-ford, Log . Angeles, checks winning sub-par card as Toledo's Howard Anderson, UGA president, stands by to testify, Slfford's win netted him bis sixth UGA professional vic­ tory. The cigar-smoking west coast shot maker finished with a 15-under-par 97? for the 7.-hole tourney played over the difficult par-73 Burnhan Woods course. Char­ tfbl*. 12, No. 14 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1960 20 CENTS COLUMBUS, OHI<) les Jr.. sea of the Los Angeles pr . finished* fwrth in under-14 Junior division. Mrs. Ethel Funches, extreme right, defending champion in the women's division, re­ captured title by defeating Nellie Randall, left, Arkansas native, who heads Physical Education Dept., Spelmaa college, Atlanta. Hn. Brown makes trophy presenta­ tions. * . . * ) -M THB OHIO Big Court Fight Looms

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1960 Baptist Convention Election Dispute rn i ———— \ Sler, On Pag* II Sifford's 15 Under Par Wins Pro Title SPORTS GLEANINGS (Nate: Due to the inability of of her, is a blessing for the fu­ more golferettes would take ad­ By BILL BELL © Sports Editor Uie Old Divoter to be present, ture of golfing ladies of the na­ vantage of the opportunity to the national and midwest dis­ tion. play in some of the major tour­ trict tournaments were cover­ The Choi-Sette club really naments throughout the nation. ed by George Cartwrlght, who planned for this program and I Ersie Anderson vows she will # THE MOST disappointing event of the Olympics to us has acted as starter for both af­ will say that no more could be make a comeback next year and been the cry baby antics of some of the officials because tlie track fairs. Thanks to Cartwright for asked of any club as far as en­ is sure she will be able to again and field team did not sweep the track and field event this year as Story On Page 3 his splendid cooperation.) tertainment and a well planned be in the thick of the fight for they did in the past. . • » • program were concerned. national honors. From the They had been warned by head track coach Larry Snyder that By GEORGE CARTWRIGHT amount of trophies she has in while this was the greatest track team we had ever sent to tho MEETING such celebrities as her Toledo home, I am sure Olympics, it was also facing the greatest opposition that they had HAYING followed golf for the Jackie Davis, organist, and re­ that it could happen. ever faced. past TOO MANY YEARS, 1 will cording star Brook Benton, who was giving a show at the Regal, IN THE junior girls division, Our press had rated Ray Norton as the world's fastest human, have to admit that I have ne­ but two of the Olympic entries, As.mr. Hary of Germany and ver seen such good golfing as and AnnH-regory of Gary, Ind., it was the same old story, as who had just returned from Tul­ Renee Powell continues to prove Frank Jerome of Canada, h**d better time for the event than Not> I witnessed in East Canton at ton. Both had broken the world's record. the midwest junior tournament sa, Okla., where she was the that she is no longer a golfer in and at the national tournament only participant of color in the the junior class, for she outclass­ It was a big surprise to us that John Thomas lost, but we must in Chicago. Champions and for­ southwest open tournament, was ed Doris Evans of Chicago for remember that although be lost, he did not fall below his standard mer champions were being eli­ quite a pleasure. the second time this season to height of 7 ft. We were sorrier for Thomas than for any other minated and being replaced by Ann spoke 0f all the hospital­ win the honors. loser, because his family was there to see him lose. ,; new stars and from this point ity she received and wishes Winners of the tournament: # DESPITE THE failure of Norton and Thomas, we had our of view the future* of golf is at COACHES ALMA MATER * AT CHICAGO share of sepia stars. Len Calhoun, Willie May and Hayes Jones its highest level of alltimes. swept the 120 high hurdles. Ralph .Boston and Bo Roberson both Clarence (Biggie) Munn, Mich­ PROFESSIONAL — Charles HIGHLIGHT of the national broke the Olympic record to win the gold and silver plaques in igan State's athletic director, Sifford, Los Angeles; Ted tournament was the 15 under that event. Otis Davis broke the world's record in the 400 meters, coached the track team at his Rhodes, St. Louis; Ray Botts, par score that was turned in by in 44.9. Cassius Clay, the Louisville high schooler, won the gold alma, mater, Minnesota, in 1934 Washington, D. C; J. D. Saun- Charles Sifford of Los Angeles medal in light heavyweight boxing by completely outclassing all and 1935. dcrson, Galveston, Tex.; Pete to take the professional division his opponents. Rafer Johnson defeated his friend and UCLA team­ Brown, Baltimore, Md. crown. Another of the thrills SCORES FIRST ON FIRST mate, C. K. Yang of Formosa, in the decathlon., Johnson set a was seeing Renee Powell of End Fred Arbanas, one of AMATEUR — Calvin Tanner, new Olympics record but missed his own world's record. East Canton battle Ne. Randall Michigan State's three football Chicago; James Paul, N. York It was feared at the start of the second day that Johnson would of Atlanta for 19 holes before co-captains for 1960, scored a City. lose to Yang after Yang piled up a big lead in the 110 meters hur­ being eliminated in the ladies' touchdown on the first pass he dles and Johnson appeared to be tired. However, Johnson fought division. To think that Renee is received in the first game of his LADIES — Elizabeth Rice and his heart out in the gruelling, 1500 meter event in which Yang was only 14 with a great future ahead varsity career. Ethe; Funches, Washington, D. supposed to be far superior. Johnson hung in there and fought C; Nell Randall, Atlanta. Yang step for step, and finished s_ close to him that Yang picked JR. BOYS—R. Greer,^Dayton; up only nine points in the evenL Pat Kennedy, Gary, Ind. Vermount Bowling # WHILE ALL the above were great, in our opinion the JR. GIRLS — Renee Powell, American heroine of the games is Wilma Rudolph, the T-nnessee • JAMES Pharmacy, 3; Burger Beer, O. Roscoe's Car Wash, East Canton; Doris Evans, Chi­ State sprinter from Clarksville, Tenn. Wilma not only won the 100 2; White Brothers. 1. Reynelds Hardware, 2; Oasis Lounge, 1. cago. v meter and 200 meter dashes, but set the world's record in both Garland Equipment, 3; Aces, 0. events. She ran the 100 in 11 seconds flat, but the mark was not AT CANTON High single (individual), John Neal, 236. High three (individ­ allowed because of a strong wind at her back. She set a new mark ual), John Neal, 592. High* single (team), James Pharmacy, 909; BOYS—B. Greer, Dayton; Pat in the semi-finals, in the 200. Roscoe's Car Wash, 909. High three (team), Roscoe's Car Wash, Kennedy and Nimrod White, 2S53. Gary; .Harry Ellegen, Chicago; Miss Rudolph is a quiet girl, who has overcome the handicap Larry Powell, Canton. of polio to become not only the world's fastest woman but is also a THE INDEPENDENT W. African nations of Ghana, Guinea aad Liberia show much interest in reeehrtag tourists from the V. S., according ta aa E__k>p_m Air­ • STANDINGS—James Pharmacy, won 3, lost 0, 4 points. beautiful girl. She did not walk without aid until she was 8 years lines survey. The report Was ma de by a group from the airline which recently Investigated facilities for the new East-West tran.vtontLaent a I route across Africa Garland Equipment, won 3, lost 0, 4 points. Reynelds Hardware, GIRLS — Renee Powell, Can­ old. Today, she is 20 years old, 5 ft. 11 in. tall, and her vital sta­ north of the Eqaator which Ethiopian Airlines will launch this fall. Crew ef the Ethiopian DC-SB which was ffcnra an the survey is showa above. They are Capta. 9. won 2, lost 1, 3 points. Roscoe's Car Wash, won 2, lost 1, 3 points. ton; Doris Evans, Chicago; Min­ tistics are 34-24-36. She weighs 132 pounds. If she can anchor tho A. Hills aad Alemayehu Abebe, Plight Engiaeer John Han_, First Officer Bertie Makooaeo and Hostesses Alsede Rekele, Margaret Mabrt aad Mary Faataye. Tha Oasis Lounge, won 1, lost 2, 1 point. White" Brothers, won 1, lost 2, nie Durham, Cincinnati; Patty 1600 meter relay team to victory, she will make the fourth mem­ 1 * Burger Beer, -on 0, lost 3, 0 points. Aces, won 0, lost 3, survey party Included Capt. Hi''-*, who is the airline's chief pUat; Customer Service Dir. Chart's Sykes, Genera] Sales Mgr. Robert E. Chase Jr. aad tomrauirtea- Peyton,. Chicago; Fanchia Fer­ ber of that select group of women who have won three gold med­ tt-os Supt. Nicholas Coodoois. Th- airline receives management as-bUnee from TraosWorld AlrlUes. 9 nointa. guson. Dayton. als in the same Olympic game*.

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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBFaR 15, 1960 THE OHIO SENTm__J PAGE5 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15- 1„„A PAGE 4 TUB OHIO SENTINEI1 The Story Of Hate In Tennessee Madison A v. Cleanup Tenn. Leader Vows All Out Fight pher, a bootblack, a waitress, a cess in integrating lunch coun­ By EDDIE J. COLSTON are requested to see that «H Continued From Pago 3 hotel owner, and others. ters? rubbish and shrubbery is piled | COLUMBUS EVENTS (___ENDAR The Madison av. cleanup cam­ 1 mr~i • Having spent only a few days where rubbish is usually collec­ • MEMPHIS is a city of some paign, which has been in the SEPT. I«-I7—NAACP State Convention, Youngstown. If a Negro was found in tlie in the city, I would not be so ted by the city. Thii should be 488,550 population. There arc planning and neigborhood con­ done before Saturday. S-pt< 17. Democratic State Convention, Neil House. In Columbus Talk On Hate Boycott area, by some method his name, bold as to suggest that the an­ some 75.000 Negroes registered tact stage for the past weeks, On Saturday, trucks furnished address and telephone number swer to this question is known 17—B and P annual luncheon, Sky Room, Deshler Hilton, By JOHN B. COMBS in Clarendon County, S. C, was violence and boycotts, Fleming were discovered. Another corps to vote. This represents approx­ will roll into action Saturday by thc city will be in the selec­ said Negroes have stood their to me. However, I would hum­ morning, Seept, 17, With the as­ 1 p. m. Reservations. eloquently related by Billie Flc- of 30 to 40 made individual calls imately 65 percent of the eligible ted Madison av. area at which Too startled to applaud and ground and are winning the bly raise one question—Is it not sured help of Supt. Arthur J. ining of Mannings, S. C. to the offender. After 30 or 40 Negroes, time the trucks will be loaded lt—East Unit, Columbus Symphony orchestra annual too angry to cry, some 200 per­ fight. With money provided by possible to use this force of BeJl.tr and Roland Branch of by manpower recruited trom the HIMSELF A victim of the phone calls, the offender soon The number also is about one- garden party, 1944 Merryhili dr., 3-7 p. m. sons literally froze in their seats Walter Reuther, TJAW president, some 79,000 persons in the direc­ thc City Sanitation Dept., in ad­ neighborhood. most, vicious racial purge ever at Woodland Av. Christian chur­ and through financial help from got the message. third of the total vote in Mem­ tion of helping to break down dition to hte support of other -•—Main St. PTA, 7:30 p. m. imposed on any group in the so- Starting time is scheduled for ch Sunday as they listened to a various Negro banks and insu­ phis. Such impressive statistics other barriers of segregation in top city officials and the Co­ called free world, Fleming held • FINAL RESULT of these 7:30 a. m. For any problems or horrifying story of man's inhu­ rance companies, they have on the strength of the Negro the city of Memphis? lumbus Urban League, thc 23—Columbus Community theatre, open bouse, 554 E. his audience spellbound, as he efforts was that the white busi­ information contact Mrs. Clyde manity to his fcllowman. been able to survive, he ex­ vote is indeed heartening. cleanup campaign has all the Long st. dramatically recalled hardships nessmen began to seek out the If the answer to this is "Yes," Parks, CI- 3-8423. plained. This vote played a very signi­ earmarks of a successful ven­ The blood-chilling story of the forced upon Clarendon County Negro leaders asking for mercy then I am sure that the leaders Reuthers' purchase of a com­ ficant part in the reelection of ture. OCT. -»— Public meeting, Vel Phillips, Wisconsin, guest Ku Klux Klan and tbe White Ci- Negroes by an economic and a lifting of the boycott. I in Memphis will discover ways bine to harvest their crops ser­ Sen. Estes Kefauvcr just a few speaker, Eleanor Roosevelt club. Uxena Councils reign of terror squeeze. rode around downtown Nash­ and means lo use such a force Thc drive is spearheaded by ved as a major blow to the boy­ days before my arrival in the Centra! Ohio Teachers ______-__-_-___--_--_---__-----_S__•_-______! According to Fleming, their ville on Tuesday morning. • and power as this. Chester H. Jones, staff consul­ cott forces, the U. S. Navy ve­ city, which is located in Shelby tant ot the Urban League and troubles started in 1958 when I saw Negroes at lunch coun­ teran stated. county. Although Kefauver's • NEXT WEEK: "Some cleanup committee; Mrs. Clyde To Meet Here Sept. 16 Negroes in Clarendon County ex­ ters—and no incidents. I also workers were quite concerned Implications for Columbus." Parks, chairman; Mrs. James pressed opposition to segregated FLEMING .-poke at fund-rais­ More than 11,000 teachers ' detected in the faces of Negroes about the outcome in Shelby Madison, secretary; Mrs. Corne­ schools. Soon afterward, Ne­ ing rally under auspices of the from 10 central Ohio counties as they walked the downtown county, he won over his oppo­ lia Grenlee, housing and zoning; groes, who constitute 28,000 of Columbus NAACP branch, with will gather in Columbus on Fri­ streets a look of pride at a job nent by some 10,000 votes in this Miss Helen C. Calloway. Educa­ thc county's 32,000 population, all proceeds going to the Mem­ well done. They could enter the Exam Blanks day, Sept. 16. for the 89th an­ were the target of one of the one county. tion Committee; 'Augustus F. phis branch as relief aid >••: vic­ stores and know that they would nual convention ot the Central worst boycotts in the history of tims of the Fayette County, Another significant accom­ Jeffries, ..habitation chair man: be respected not as Negroes but Ohio Teachers Ass'n. the country. Tenr., racial purge. plishment in this area is to be Are Available James A. Madison, vice chair­ as just another customer. man, and Block Leaders Foster The convention will open with NEGROES hit by the mass In his parting words, the cou­ seen in the election of Jesse H. James T. Welsh, director of 100,300 I-BERTPAIR SHOE STORE • AIR CONDITIONED 0 PARKS FREE a general session at 9:30 a. m. The ending has not yet been C. Scott, McLair Davis and boycott were "poor, illiterate rageous race leader aroused his Turner to the Democratic Exe­ the Dept. of State Personnel, an­ John Haley. in St. John Arenav Ohio State dirt farmers," Fleming, state audience from their frozen state written to the "Nashville Story." cutive Committee in Shelby nounced a contlnous examina­ Nevertheless, one can assume university, the only indoor meet­ president of hte NAACP and pre­ when he declared: "Wc shall county. He won out over two tion program for Investigator THE CLEANUP area is boun­ ing place in Columbus having that it will -.ad, "... and they 210E.T0WN • SHOP SATURDAY 9 to 9 sident of the Clarendon County never become discouraged, and white candidates. positions in the Dept. of Liquor ded by: Franklin Pk. W. and 'sufficient seating capacity to , lived happily ever after," be­ Improvement Ass'n, told his lis­ we will never give up until Tn so doing he became the Control. The examinations are Miller av. on the east, Wilson accommodate the growing teners. every vestige of discrimination cause the walls of separation are first Negro in Shelby county to open to U. S. citizens having the av. on the west, E. Broad st. on throng of teachers. MEN'S am ..a BOYS" is removed from Clarendon crumbling to the ground. qualifications listed in the pub­ the north, and Oak st. on the Spearheaded by the KKK and win an elective office since the The main address will be de­ WCC, when the boycott was in­ County and throughout the U. S. Memphis has not had the suc­ days of Reconstruction. In talk lished announcement. south. of America." The positions for which exa­ livered by Dr. Abba Hillel Sil­ voked, the Negro tenant far­ cess with sit-ins that Nashville Ing with Mr. Turner one gets To insure success of the clean­ Nationally Advertised. minations will be conducted and ver, spiritual leader of the Tem­ mers were refused gas to ope­ had. There are perhaps valid the impression of a man very their respective monthly salary- up'campaign, area neighbors ple in Cleveland. rate their tractors, were unable reasons for this which I did not much devoted to a cause—the ranges are as follows: Liquor to buy fertilizer and mills re­ have time to explore. integration of Negroes into the DRESS AND NO GAMBLE Control Investigator III, $600- fused lo gin their cotton and One Informant gave me his Democratic party structure of their credit was cut off by $700, Investigator IV, $720-$860. own thinking on this difference Shelby county. His election is 'FAIRNESS TO ML... s stores in that area. The Fede­ ON IMS HOME Application blanks for these as follows: being viewed as ihe opening SCHOOL SHOES ral Farm Ass'n even disconti­ examinations may be obtained wedge in this struggle. FAVORS TO NONt" nued extending credit to Negroes • Nashville being a college- from any office of the Ohio Bu­ whose names appeared on thc center had a wealth of stu­ The participation of Negroes reau ol Unemployment Compen­ list, Fleming stated. dents to provide leadership. in voting in Memphis is most sation, from the, office of any S00BYEAR Seles encouraging. This is true of both County Auditor in Ohio, from • OXFORDS LATER, the boycott was ap­ 9 Memphis Is just across Republicans and Democrats. In the Dept of Liquor Control, and plied by doctors, hospitals, and the river ia one direction from the same election referred to the Dept. of State Personnel in it even hit his undertaking bu­ • SLIPONS Arkansas (135 miles from earlier, 13 of 17 candidates .for Columbus. siness, Fleming said. Bending Little Rock) and in another public office endorsed by Ne­ Application may be made at • POINTS to pressure from the segregation from Mississippi. groes were elected. any time. Whenever there are forces, white farm owners re­ There seems to be effective sufficient applications to war­ fused to permit him to bury . 9 There is more division Sorry! Ftc*.t.-«. .. o.r.r.tt. communication between Negro rant holding an examination, all os_ ,n_ttr«t. _U ttnti! their Negro tenant farmers. among the top leadership in applicants will be notified when Best home boy la aB Ohio. leaders in both parties. This is a When a Negro died or was killed Memphis which would tend to and where it will be held. Morn Men Shop Gilbert's Tear After Big 3-bedroom ranch. Com­ point at which the struggle for Tear, Wat Only Became They Save in an accident, the attending lessen the community's soli­ pletely Modern. Good loca­ political equality cannot be un­ Mere! Bat Because They Find La"icwr t physician or the coroner selected darity. Styts S-k-tkw ia Oeatral Ohio! the funeral director to bury him. tion. Total cash only 5200. derestimated. Na hidden extras. Pay just Neverthe less, there is a AUTHORS WANTED Since the beginning of the $71.5. per month. HURRY! -"Memphis Story" of great ac­ • ONE WONDERS, however, By Connecticut Publisher — economic pressure, Fleming complishment in the area of reg­ as he looks at what is going on Hartford, Connecticut — We said, his undertaking home has 111. 3-7.-8 istration and voting. While in in Memphis politically. In view Bffi BOYS' Blade^fcarpe POM- been shot up several times. At are seeking book-length man­ this city I met and talked with of the fact that Negroes have one time, he said 28 carloads of uscripts, all types, immediate the following persons: seemingly made such strides in Smart new styles tn good Infr'ng^ OA •* ® Ku Klux Klansmen were parked publication. Send manuscripts black J. H. Turner, executive, vice this area, why hasn't there been upper*. Goodyear soles. in front of his funeral home in­ today. Sites §M to 6. «•-, te It. president of the Tri-State Bank; the same kind of success in oth­ timidating him because he testi­ MARCHM PRESS, Burleigh Hines Jr., editor, Tri- er areas of the struggle for fied before the Civil Rights Com­ BOOK PUBLLSHERS $ s State Defender; W. C. Patton, equality? mission in Washington. See Ad On Page 252 Asylum Street LADIES' and TEENS' REG. *5 6 7 field secretary, NAACP; Billy Why, for example, hasn't BUT IN face of threats of mob Hartford 3, Connecticut NATIONALLY ADVERTISED FALL Duncan, freelance photogra­ Memphis had a comparable suc­ -HT THE OHIO SENTINEL HEELS ad CASUALS ELECT Thei.?' Tha^',GCOeral ManaSc?; Edmund B. raxton, President; SIGN ME UP... CoIe ,an ______?! _ " . Editor-hvChief; Annie R. Moore, Business To help in ihe non-partisan, Independent campaign to WILMORE a r-WK \-* Lyncb* Advertk>n--P«>motion Manager; John elect Richard M. Nixon to the presidency of tha United _-__5_T Man°E,n* EditorI ^ward L. Moore Jr.. Production States. Lei me know how and where you wont me lo pitch in and assure Nixon's election. I*tJf-__-ffPOJUR! !«__*?: Plih***« each week al 690 East _*—?.? ' Cinciluwti Office: 3551 Reading Road. Franklin County Volunteers for Nixon-Lodge fSSft___l_2_ °** Year* W.50; Six Months. $3.50. toe. 553'Loifl'^S repxesentative: aAssoclated Publishers, 13- North High Street 1—ml saw Ml accent ealsrt 1«6 W &t£_rt__ ?_*,&* at* M* R *'. Pennsylvania 6-3022; asm aaysas ta tarnrSef- —i saamea. SimpsonC_TS_i Quca*> 2* m-. ANdover 3-6343; Whaley- Columbus 15, Ohio M0Dtfi0 er st PROBATE JUDGE Gals save $2 to ft pair en your 1-KW• Whrf.-^ ™ y -. SM Francisco 5, Calif., SUtter favorite "styles! Special pur> •chases from famous factories, NAME. shoe chains, dealers who over­ Member Natl Newspaper Publisher. Ass'n. Witmwv Brawn fo, Pnx_t« Judg* C_me*i«» C——o—l**» bought sold to as for ready ADCtESS. M-rv*. C ¥__.. Ctua-T-n, ZU So_U> High S_*0t cash! Hurry in Saturday for JPHOHE—. big -election, and big savings! 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-___-_____R_tt___ -;: -.•:•:••:..:~--/ ::••:••..;• ..:.:,..:• ••.•: .*••:: Message From Southfield SPICER'S o _ By MRS. FRANK HUMPHRES practice season. Vic Marino, si-OREwiDE FESTIVAL OF VALUES!! ex-Ohio State All-American, will be head coach this year. Boys under 13 years old with a weight limit of 110 pounds are eligible candidates. For additional In­ formation call George Boost, Hi, 44152. Executive Committee of Clar­ field Schol PTA furnished lun­ cheon for teachers the first day of school, at which time a for­ mal welcome was extended to the new principal, Mr. Snide Members of the executive com­ mittee planning thia affair are; Mesdames Edith Chambers, June Wine, Frances Abbott, Ro­ berta Jones, and Mr. Lewis Snct- ___. MRS. HUMPHREY • MB. AND MRS. Thomas SPRING ST. YMCA STAFF checks details and responsibilities for interest*-* fall program • SOUTHFIELD Civic Ass'n Triplett, 1388 Southfield dr., re- launched this week. Seated, left te right: Claude WllMs, membership and program; Nelson L. is circulating information to re­ turned from W. Virginia recent- Newsom, executive; Hayt W. Gtvea_, youth work. S_._-_.g- Albert P. Motley, physical edaca- sidents of the necessity of the fly in time ta entertain Mrs. Jac­ tlon. aad Warren Johnson, who serves as part time a. • » • In an age of desperate industrial survival'we are fail­ ing to replace the craftsmen who are each year lost to the Ball Opens Beltane Memorial Drive ...BORN IN ERIE,WL.ON jt* labor force by injury, death, retirement or choice. This is • N. YORK.—Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and singer Lena both the state and national experience. Home are honorary chairmen of the International Debutantes' ball to be sponsored here at Commodore hotel, Sept. 23, by thc 850.000- DEC. 2, 1866, THIS CELE­ • THE PARADOX is this: America, which rose to membcr National Council of Negro Women. It will be the "kick- material greatness through productive genius and the off'' event in an international fund raising campaign to establish abundance of education, may lose that preeminence an educational foundation and build a monument in Washington, through the failure to train her manpower. D. C, commemorating thc late Mary MeLeod Bethune, noted race BRATED BARITONE COMPOSED However scornful a free society may be of Soviet ab­ leader. Many members of local and continental society have indi­ solutism, the race belongs to the quick. And we are jog­ cated their intention to participate in the affair. ging where once we ran. • a * Not only are we failing to keep the historic pace, but SUCH FAMOUS SPIRITUALS AS*LtTTL£ MOTHER worse, we will fall further behind unless we prepare at (leric Is 'Ambassador' To Nigeria once for the alarming impact of automation. The technol­ • MINNEAPOLIS—The local Interdenominational Minister­ ogy of the next decade will demand more and more of the ial Alliance, a group of Negro ministers, will send its own "ambas- (TM.NE*ANp*PEEP RIVERV(a MANY OTHERS...) highly skilled. sadoc" to attend Nigeria's independence celebration in October, in California is currently training some 21,000 -young the person of Rev. Charles T. Parker Sr., who will leave here for workers in 600 separate apprentice programs. But again, Africa late this month. In retirement, Rev. Parker, 68, was offi­ mmm OF POLITICS Must Be Desiroyed. If America Is To Hold World Leadership this is deficit training. cially designated to represent the alliance at the celebration. • THE SOLUTION rests with the behavior of gov­ • * • ernment, labor and management. The greater burden falls upon government. Present state and federal ap­ Foreigners Increase In Ethiopia Religion Flaies In Prexy Race iSli oLuc'tUA ' " * Ike quietly squelched the sena­ established, the American labor market may be flooded by religious issue or employ H io to an end his first months in of­ expressed some opinions on the Congo situation back in 1901 that regrettable that fundamental principles of our business man of the govern­ millions unable to find place or employment. The poten­ Nixon's race for the presidency tor from Minnesota and it be- may be helpful in better understanding events in the Congo today. such a sensitive DemocraUc s-vStein' fice. But seven years and nine ment. Although 57 million Ame­ tial for social distress and disruption is obvious. against Kennedy. ... _•_-•*"«____._ Icame safer for the average bei- ricans are working, the depres­ According to his autobiography, published by Harper in 1959, the issue is being. LONG BEFORE this issue months after his first inaugura- j. .. *_ __> , * _ . Worker training has always been a way to personal m The president said he hoped .... __. lv aching American to get gri- sion of the 1930's has not been security and rewarding income. It now becomes something great author wrote: "The royal palace of Belgium is still what it injected into the j reached a fever pitch. Vice tion, we still have income taxes *** "** .**"._ ___.__,*-_,.,« solved but neither was it solved has been for 14 years, the den of a wild beast, King Leopold II, who campaign, read­ {that religion as an issue could i . , _ . . .a. oes againss t the government ott more—the way to national survival and political stability. Pres. Nixon, Sen. Kennedy's op­ at the same level he found them j *\ " ~* * for money's, sake mutilates, murders and starves half a million of jbe laid on the shelf and forgot- his by FDR and Truman. Inflation ers of this col­ ponent, said he would not inject and he has been against lower- <*<*-*• There must be no discrimination because of color or race. iten until the election is over, ing them, although some place • PRES. Eisenhower played continues to grow and wages friendless and helpless poor natives in the Congo state every year umn may recall the religious issue into the cam- „ ...... , . In the balance reposes our future and our freedom. ZL . . ..Not only does he dep ore rebut- in the campaign promises, lower a soft pedal on integration of spiral, hiking prices with them and does it by the silent consent of all the Christian powers except COMBS that this report- patgn. Thus far, Nixon and all) _,_ ,. , . .,. . :ous bias as a political - income taxes were mentioned. schools and belatedly moved but other countries' economies England, none of them lifting a hand or a voice to stop these atroc­ er predicted this would happen |associated with uhis campaign'J*18 bl*S ?Yh f l" V ities, although 13 of them are by solemn treaty pledged to the pro­ e Ml no such Precedents were smashed in troops to wrestle control cannot keep abreast with us, so long before the nomination of [have apparently kept that prom-; # * tecting and uplifting of these wretched natives. In 14 years, Leo­ when the president showed up fn>m the Arkansas governor, but economic world disaster is sure­ the wealthy New England Dem­ ise. j ly up the line somewhere. Willing To Suffer pold has deliberately destroyed more lives than have suffered at the inauguration in a horn-j j_e-^5 definite and even expres- ocrat. It may also be recalled • THE VERY NEED for pro­ death on all the battlefields of this planet for the past thousand In discussing this issue in Co- hurg hat instead of a topper. «__ a __!_ admiration of the sit- that at tlie time of" the predic­ testing innocence of religious • THE SOUTHERN Conference Educational Fund lurnbus a few weeks ago, Roy! Then, too, someone remembered j _, students of this year. It is Unless a war comes between called for a nationwide protest against the sentencing of years." tion, most political writers had i bigotry at this time, he said, Wilkins, executive secretary that Ike had liked pizza pies I hard to determine if he has got- j now and the next inauguration two Florida ministers for protecting NAACP membership • * • shunned the religious question j seems to aggravate the problem 1 the NAACP, urged his Negro lis- j while stationed in Italy during ten over his Texas background; imagine Ike may pass into his- lists. It also asked Gov. Leroy Collins of Florida to grant as if it was a plague. | rather than quiet it, the presi­ the war. so Americans became tory as just another president She Will Dance For Her Doctorate teners not to allow their religi­ towards the Negro or has the ty­ immediate pardons to the men. • BUT NOW that it has be­ dent observed. pizza happy. It takes a gigantic national or • N. YORK.—Academic raditions are soon to be broken at ous prejudice to influence themj' pical big business attitude tc^ Rev. Theodore R. Gibson and Rev. Edward T. Graham come an open issue, virtually international upheaval to perpe­ N. York unit/ersity when one of its graduates will dance for her to vote against Sen. Kennedy, j Thc president's statement was • WE WERE promised a ba­ wards the tan man of this land were given six months in jail and fined $1200 in circuit every political writer in the en­ tuate a president In history and, Ph.D. degree instead of writing a scholarly paper as is usual for Vote against him for any other j seen as an indirect slap at for- lanced budget and got one or court at Tallahassee on Aug. 30. They had been charged tire country b devoting a great and big business is always slow though the present world is in a doctorial dissertation. The "tradition breaker" is famed dancer. reason, but don't allow his rcli- mer Pres. Harry Truman, who two, but no one knows just what with contempt for refusing to let a state legislative com­ deal of space to this vitally im­ and conservative. Negro rights the height of turmoil, according mittee check the list of NAACP members in Miami, where Pearl Primus, who wilt dance her dissertation, using as the topic gion to be the decisive factor, charged in a Labor Day speech It has meant to the ordinary ci­ portant question. The develop- he pleaded. that, "while he (Nixon) stands progress has been good but via to my -linking, nothing has hap­ both reside. an anthropological study of the function of sculpture in Africa. A ment howeye_ wa_ tizen. Ike has kept up heavy in­ at the front door proclaiming pened under Ike to give him committee of socialists in African music, sculpture and theatre .nevUab__ ^^ towsands ofj • LAST WEEK, another ternational loans but has discou­ U. S. Supreme Court and the Start of their jail terras was delayed pending a hear­ charity and tolerance, bis sup­ such a niche ia noted history. will review her performance and "grade" her dissertation. raged public works. Perhaps he race . own efforts, not by way of ing on a motion to appeal to the Florida supreme court. A Americans strongly %^^|__0*__fl ___*__ *___*£_____ porters are herding the forces of has believed that necessary for administration hard work. Cabi­ • ALL IN ALL, the great per­ hearing on the motion to appeal was set for Sept. 6 in the a Catholic should not be elected .limned those who are P^w* Lacia, reH|,i_us ^d anti-union supreme court at Tallahassee. They are to be lauded for up the religious issue. Rep .. , * ...... the average citizen to retain his net members have been more sonality the GOP used to usher to the presidency ._ -.. _ • »- ,, *• , bigotry in bv way. of the bad- individuality and personal get- the party back into the White their courage. Adam Clayton Powell, in a!_ „" ' forceful on strong civil rights le­ I COUPLE OF QUICK ONES | ;docr." up, thinking that a lot of public House after 20 years absence, IR some instances, the anl.- statement, took sharp issues gislation than has Ike. • IN ANOTHER instance, Martin Luther Kin* Jr. 9 SO. AS THE weekend came works and spending make Ame­ has given a very ordinary An athlete, who recently escaped from behind the Iron Cur­ CathoHc sentiment could 'very with the anti-Catholic positions paid tribute to the seven members of CORE'S Interracial to a close, it was* apparent that ricans dependents r .stead of in­ There has been seven years of performance with nominal ac­ tain, was asked why the Russians excelled in marathon running well be based on an honest to taken by Dr. Norman Vincent Action Institute who chose jail oyer bail when arrested dur­ the religious issue which had dependents. complishments. In a short while , . . He answered: "We use the border for a finish line." bickering and expressed distrust ing a-lunch counter sit-in. goodness conviction. In that Peale and 150 other clergymen been simmering urtder a mild Perhaps his greatest contribu­ Ike will be another one of those • •• • of Russia although there has King told members of tho Institute: "Self accepted cstse, there isn't much ground to at a meeting earlier that wee* heat, was developing into a tion was the lifting of the smog histrical links that students and The farmers of America had a net income in the first half of suffering, the -willingness to go to jail if need be, is cru­ in Washington. white heat in thr viral presiden­ of McCarthytsm and the restor- [teen trade and exchange of tou- teachers alone study, but not a cial in our struggle. Not all can make this sacrifice, but 1960 at an average annual rate that was 9 percent less than the quarrel with their reasoning. •tion of individual rights of ex>:irists Iri . Although we were suppos-jgrcat memory. rate in the first half of 1959, according to the U. S. Dept. of Agri­ tial campaign. And.the sad part some • BUT ON the other hand, Powetl, veteran U. S. l culture. . ' : *»•-.•-*' * • a • • > a . • % * * . ' t coo- • is il is fik» " tn jf-t hotter as the there arc some bigoted-minded jgressraan from N. York, lashed,campaign p»c-gf-»se9. ,..•••••; j f ***. r « a - ##, 1 • • I • s .<;'''•'# ' ».|l|lil-«ll«l KM. ' II I ..p..:--..-. —.... -.

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ANN B. WALKER EDITOR CL. 2-7864 ._-___-__•••.Wtfff.,..^ Watson-Washington Nuptials In a quiet ceremony, Mary and Mrs, Nathaniel Smith, all oi Emma Watson, daughter of Mr. Huntington, W. Va., and Pedro James Watson and the late Mrs. Evans, Detroit. Grances Watson, was united in CHARMING GROUP of Cincinnati college students, all who will vote for the first time this marriage to Mr. Keller Wash­ "The newlywed. motored to year, are pictured as they graced a pre-convention meeting of the Ohio Republican Council at the ington in the sanctuary of Sec­ Huntington for a brief wedding Deshler Hilton hotel Saturday. Left to right: Ann M. Robinson, Marjorie Toliver*. Sandra Clark, ond Baptist church with Rev. W. trip. Gerl Pass and Barbara Crosby.—Roosevelt Carter Photo. Ii. Holloway officiating. THE BRIDE, former OSU stu­ The bride, given in marriage dent, was associated with the by her uncle, Mr. Lester Scott, theatre and television while on :• 4' wore a white silk bouffant print­ the west coast several years ed with aqua roses. She carried ago. She is now associated with an orchid bridal corsage. Elca- Franklin County Welfare, The nora Burke, as matron of honor- groom, a veteran, is associated wore an aqua silk sheath. with Lex Mayer enterprises. Alphonse Burke served as best They are at home to their many man. friends at 1026 Bryden rd. IMMEDIATELY following iWB-XOTJjjtiu.r.xrr.'.i!. By ANN B. WALKER granddaughter . . . William Har­ er look at home, the Victory Ma­ the ceremony, a buffet luncheon per . . . Homer Collis . . . Fred SPEEDY WILMA RUDOLPH, who captured two gold med­ • END OP summer vacation­ trons were introduced to their was held in the lovely home of Woodsons and Winona Reynolds als and electrified a mammoth crowd daring the Olympics at ers are returning to their homes I960 debs during a tea Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lester Scott. of Cleveland . . . Edith Hughes . . . Thelma Smith, back from a St. Clair Rome, is shown in action at a previous meet. The 2ft year eld . . ,-Xarl and Roberta Basnett and Albert Baker . . . George Prior to the wedding, a series chemistry student from Tennessee A-T college won her spurs in and son, Carl Jr., spent a won­ delightful vacation at Oak Valentines . . . Bob Hickersons of delightful affairs were given faster time than some ef the outstanding men splinters. She derful week at Mark Haven Bluffs, was guest speaker . • . . . . Reva Gilmore, exempt of for the bride. Among the host­ stirred the same areas to bedlam when she raced home the Beach in Virginia before going Stella Giles served as general Pharmacy hubby Chester, who was playing esses were Mesdames Julia winner, in the 200 meter race, easily leaving behind the world's to Atlantic City, N. York and chairman. bridge via a boat ride to Cleve­ Pearson, Barbara Graves, Anna fastest women. She is 5-11 and weighs ISO. Pittsburgh . . . James and Lou land^ to Detroit . . . Helen Brat- Bishop and Frances Thurman. prescription Thomas visited relatives and • COLUMBUS was Invaded cher . . . Anderson Mallorys .. Out of town guests were Mrs. friends here last week ... last weekend with Republicans Dick Dickersons . . . Iv*.rt Mc- Henrietta Washington, Washing- delivery? James is a governmental psy­ approximately 300 women Cants ... Aaron Fisher. . . . ton D c Mr and Mrs Harr chologist stationed in Washing­ attended the session Saturday j - - " - - y ! THE FIVE CATHOLIC Interracial Councils in Ohio were represented this year at the Ohio Dr. Coleman . . . Rembrandt ton, D. C. . . a to answer the . . . this weekend the Democra- Washington, daughter, Tont, Mr. St^te Fair. Above two members of the Columbus Catholic Interracial Councial's Advisory Board, Stokes and the Lewis Winfreys and Mrs doorbell and find him there, was tic women will be here in full j - £"-•?"<• McCombs, Mr. Paul J. Lyncb, left, and L. P. Henderson, center, give some literature on interracial problems te , . .guests were invited from 4 a very pleasant surprise . . . force . , . the Eleanor Roose- j" fair goer Tom Patterson. The t_tholi- interracial Council has other councils at Toledo, Cleve­ until late and theme of the af­ nu their 71. year old daughter, velt club is inviting friends to ~l garden party Sunday in the land, Dayton and Cincinnati. More than 45 councils throughout the IT. S. ar_ now affiliated with fair could have been "From the Shelley, came along . . . James its "hospitality suite" . . . other garden of Gladys Hawkins. 1944 the National Catholic Conference for Interracial Justice. Terrace," as this magnificent is completing his program for a Columbusites will review a pa- Merryhill dr., from 3 until 7 structure stands looking out over doctorate at the American uni­ rade of fashions in a lighter \P< m. . . . Bertha Watts is unit the surrounding countryside. chairrnan versity . . .Beryl deHaven pop­ vein as they lunch with the BJ \ and P in the Sky Room . . . Clair j ped by tlie homes of several • ENJOYED a brief chat classmates during his brief visit • CAMPUS LIFE beckoned Methodist Social Concern Com-1 to members of the younger set .with Juanita Williams, Cleve- here ... Beryl had stopped in mission gave a intimate revue >, , Chicago tor a quickie and spent . Pat Lucas, Joseph Doneghy n and member of sute Centra CALL (L. 8-7200 and Otto Beatty returned to last Friday . . . enjoyed com-jComn_ittce in District 2i follow­ a pleasant moment with the mentating the affair very much ing my interview with Mrs. John 11 . . Mr. |j Howard Jackie Jones jour­ . . . talked afterwards with v.-j ! Aaron Prcssie family Cabot Lodg9 . -Juanita was « W3 Fill All Prescriptions Greene, neys to Central State as a fresh- vacious Evelyn Walker, 1097 ] and Mrs. Sirlistcr L. on the welcoming committee for ifKittdiiH). !man along with upperclass stu- Mooberry . . . she moved here j the Lodges . . . a quickie to Uie Montgomery. Ala., have to^Xfefr^tu^sla%nV**d Frances from Greenwich, Conn., this ed home after spending twojWilliams, Deshler where I saw Dorothy V-_____ summer to be near daughter, Roberts, Phenon Summers, W-tfaro weeks with their sister and bro­ Lynne Shelton . . . Evelyn is the ther-in-law . . . they also visited The International Debs bail Charles Francis. Dayton; Fred Industrial founder of the Federated Club Byers, Dayton: Rev, Aid For The Agadl their niece and friends in Cleve-1 will launch the silver anniver of Negro Women in Fairfield Hacker, sary and the campaign to erect Springfield; W. O. Wolker. Aid For Dependant land. County, Conn., and has been ac­ C-i!dr__ a monument and educational tive in the movement for years Cleveland; John Bowen. Elwood • DAN AND Dorothy Smith center in memory of Dr. Mary Robinson, Belpre, usher in Sen- tossed a fabulous party in Wil- MeLeod Bethune next week . , . . as yet she has not joined one !_,_ fe Washiil~t(>n. Centra, sul. berforce to mark Die opening of Pres. Eisenhower has signed a of the groups here . . the Paul I __ MeS8).s ValcnVine Jenkmg .l_iF, the addition to their home . . . bill authorizing the National !_!_____£ arC NC *°?... TCrraCel-nd VpUm. Xenia; Odell Hall. the "double D deck" and "sunCounci l of Negro Women to residents a quick glimpse of Mae Roberts Certainly! Here's some­ deck" feature an indoor big boy erect this memorial on publicl THE FAMILY and Chil- [C?mbS wh° k.t.™™,i<'« wer *« grill . ... among the guests were , , _ . ' , ;state as a political organizer, thing to keep in mind—a lands in Washington . . . debs dren s Bureau is desperately in J . service that may be vital­ the Melvn Johnsons, elated over from U. S. and other nations need of temporary boarding m IN THE maiibag Monday ly important in *n emer­ the addition of a new baby will be presented . . . for a clos- homes for babies , . . medical I was a note from Chet, Pauline gency: If you have pre­ scriptions to be filled and care and clothing are guaran- and Carol Bradley extolling tbe no one to bring them m, teed . . . Freda Farber com- jattractions of California , . . st telephone as Our messen­ raented on the fact that adop-itheir writing they were in Comp- ger will call for the pre­ tion homes are vary much need- jton trying to see and enjoy ail scriptions and return with ed, also . . . Evelyn DoLoache' the sights . . . also a note to the t b_ precisely prepared was appointed state chairman of .effect that Mollie Moon, founder medicines — There t» no the Christian Social Relations (of the Urban League Guilds. extra charge. NOW AT T**° LOCATIONS: YOUNG JOHN THOMAS, Boston university track aee, who Committee of the United Church; has been elected secretary of Cor. ef was expected to clear the bar at 7-4 during the Olympic games Women following their annual:the national body at their an-j in Italy, stunned his admirers when he went dawn to defeat _7 'convention at Wittenberg U jnual cunference last week. Sf. Clair & Leonard WANDA RINGER, 11 year old davghter of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Biager, 1_9 Hosack si.. Is falling at 7-1. He was defeated by two Russians at that height. friends and tnemhers are invited i Bill and Joan Thornton are — AND .— crowned "Miss Popular..}'*' in contest sponsored by Jr. Ushers ef Hosack Baptist In a eeremeay Ia a television interview fell-wing the sad event, he said _• w_s to the CCT open house Friday. J proud parents since the arrival Cor at at the eharch Aug. 77. Crowning honor went te City Treas. Archie Warren. Four ether partici­ unable to tell just what happened, but Indicated that the pres­ Sept. 23. 524 E. Long st. . . . and (of their • pound son, William! pants is the eontest are pictured at right. Top, left to right, Koseaan Goodwin and Pat Williams. sure was tremendous and that well wishers' expectations were don't forget the East Unit. Co- (Emmet, last Tuesday. Sot- and; «*k ll & Miller Ave. Bottom; Yrh_.a_- Fisher J-_t Dyann Byrd-—Fierce Photo. almost frightening. MR. AND MRS. MURVILLE McCANT- himbus Symphony orchestra an-.'mother are doing tiao. • V- ' ' '..-/-- " • ; g **w *_B; " .' .. - -x;-. - '• .'- »~.'- &_ '/ ' ' ; '^vt* ,. v ^4> - * ^*:v<^' ,'V..1' v(' -'i_?^?„..' ..:^,-v.\ .. /tv...... <._?at_;t ,^V-r OS*. ^

THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IS, 1960 THE OHIO 3E!*mK-_C PAGE 13 THTJRaSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, -I960 PAGE 12 THE OIIIO SEKTTNl-l. Kennedy's Sister Speaker For Croup \ Mrs. Lodge Impresses Ohioans Blanching Is ter, will speak to delegates on URBANA CALLING Saturday,. Sept. 17, during a By ANN B. WALKER everyone, and especially wom­ is just happy to be alive. „ 12:30 luncheon, Subject of her en, will mean that they can con­ Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge wore A feeling of cotnraderie was By Marion Couts • 315 E. Lawn Ave. • Phone: 3-3892 Very Important talk Will be the importance of tribute a tremendous amount ol MarioU a scarlet and grey striped blouse established quickly so that when ftOSC NtCHOlS getting out thc vote. good in the world, can under­ she arot.e signalling the end of An important step in prepar­ and navy skirt during her inter­ to9 Married and mother of three stand their own .problems and 0-URBANA.—Miss Beatrice Hill of Canton was last weekend ing vegetables for freezing is view with the woman's press on the press conference, it was dif­ N. Slat* Sf. children, Mrs. Shriver has main­ have sympathy for others and guest of her father, Otis Hill. heating or "blanching," before Monday. While she says this was ficult to believe that 35 minutes tained an active interest in poli­ their problems. The 20th annual homecoming was held at Bethel AME church packing, according to USDA news T.I. OU 2-27>_ more by accident than planned, had passed. tics and is now dedicated to in Mechanicsburg Sept. 11. Rev. Williams of Bellefontaine was home economists. They say that OSU's colors gave the working A TALL, grey-tipped blonde, While we don't vote for a man • MARION.—Mr. and Mrs. Massia Ross, N. Main st, had as working strenuously in behalf of guest speaker, accompanied by two choirs and thc men's chorus. practically every vegetable, ex­ press an entree into the inter­ weighing 135 pounds, in welt- because he has a chormlng wife, house guests Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ross, Washington, D. C; Clar­ her brother's efforts to be elect­ Some 150 guests enjoyed a cept green peppers, maintains view. proportioned clothes. . ) Mrs. Lodge is a shining exam- ence Mendenhall, the former football star of Marion High school, ed president. last fling of summer with a back- uncle and aunt, Mr. and-Mrs. better quality in frozen storage Lodge had the immediate ability pie that in such a case you con- and Henry Williams, Chicago, who has just returned from service. A public mass meeting with Mrs. Lodge, here with her to-school party at the home of Ed Underwood. if heated before packing. to make one feel at ease, to feet jsider what the candidate has to Mrs. Ross motored with her guests to Akron to visit Mr. and Mrs. MRS. EUNICE SHRIVER husband, John Cabot Lodge, Re­ Fred Dunn. Assisting his par­ The reason for heating vege­ Mrs. Vel Phillips, national com- On Labor Day, a potluck was publican candidate for vice pre­ that all life is pleasant and she'say more carefully. ents, Mr. and Mrs, Sylvester tables before freezing is that it William Whitehead. The Eleanor Rooseevelt club mltteewoman from Wisconsin, held in the home of Mrs. Bessie A surprise birthday party was as principal speaker, is sched­ sident and keynote speaker for Dunn, were Mr. and Mrs. Ver­ Freeman, honoring Mrs. Grace slows or stops the action of enz­ has completed plans to hostess given at their home by a son-in- a hospitality suite at the Neil uled by the club for Oct. 30 at the State Republican Conven­ non Artis, Springfield, and Mr. Kelly. Present were Mesdames ymes. Up until the time vegeta­ Tbe Moore reunion was held bles are ready to pick, enzymes law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. House hotel during the Federa­ Seneca hotel. Uon, talked delightedly about and Mrs. George Artis of Ur­ Veda Brown, Elva Macklin, Ca­ in Springfield. The feather­ help them grow and mature. Plez Booker, and a nephew, ted Democratic Women of Ohio Individual coffee hours are be­ her many travels and her fam­ bana, who greeted the happy therine Caliman, Nettie Otey, weight champion of the world, After that they cause loss of fla­ William Hudson, of Mrs. Charles convention, Sept. 19-11. ing planned by members for the ily. guests as they assembled after Sophia Buckney, Addie Allen, Davey Moore, was unable to _e vor and color. If vegetables are Brooks, Senate st. Many gifts Mrs. Eunice Kennedy Shriver, slate of Democratic candidates skating. Guests were from Co­ Minnie Guy, Margaret Medley, present, as he is now working WHILE professing not to be a not heated enough the enzymes were received. The following Sen. John F. Kennedy's sis­ before the Nov. 8 election. lumbus, Troy, Xenia, Yellow Edna Mack, Beaula Miller, Lulu out for a fight in Tokyo sched­ speechmaker, Mrs. Lodge keeps continue to be active during fro­ were present: Mrs. Lois Laws, Springs, Dayton, Washington C. Richey. Rachel Jackson and the uled for fall. Mrs. Elizabeth well informed by discussing cur­ zen storage. Roanoke, Va.; Miss Helen Bur­ H., Hlinois, Springfield and Ur­ guest of honor. Maybrii. Mrs. Woodie Wilson of rent affairs with her husband. Blanching also wilts the ve­ ton, Ft. Wayne, Ind.; Miss Suic bana. * Dels-are and Mrs. Ethel Wilson In answer to a direct question, getables, thus making it easier Ross, Steubenvillc; Rodney Mid- BRENTWOOD -E. COLUMBUS Mrs. Gladys Brown and Mrs. Mrs. Leanna Hughes, 405 S. of Morion attended. she finds that she often agrees ,1 to pack. It removes earthy fla­ dleton, Flint, Mich.; Miss Jua­ Reggie Butler, both of Pitts­ Kenton, gave a Mrs. Sadie Ward, longtime By MRS. RUBY WAGNER with him or.will come around to party for her nephew, Bert Ta­ vors and some of the undesira­ nita Brooks, Lima; Mrs. Bettie burgh, were weekend guests of ble bacteria, and further cleans resident of Delaware, passed 1251 Woodnell • CL. 3-2048 his way of thinking after listen­ bern. Gray, Mrs. Lonnic Perkins, In­ the former's brother, Lester the product. In addition, it away at her home in Lima. ing to his arguments for awhile. Love. The group, including Mrs. dianapolis; Miss Drcamie Pat­ • IF YOU read The Sentinel every week you'll be informed • MR. AND MRS. Raymond "•sets'* the color. Rev. F. T. Liles, former pas­ Anna Steinberger, motored to ton, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. about your neighbors, friends and acquaintances who have moved She further elaborated on the Chavers, Mrs. Sarah Robinson Blanching may be accomp­ tor of Quinn Chapel AME, Ma­ Marysville and were guests of William Canada, Mr. and Mrs. to different sections of the city, tr make way for progress or to vice president's job as becoming and Miss Martha Rogan attend­ lished in live steam or boiling rion, passed and was buried in Mr. and Mrs. Pete Palmer. Mr. Arthur Smith, Mr. and Mrs. better their conditions. more and more interesting be­ ed the annual convention at Peo­ except leafy green ones which Marysville, Cal., two weeks ago. Polmer is ill. Jesse Little, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brentwood is the new develop­ cause of the increase In official ples Temple in Indianapolis. mat together upon steaming, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith Sr. Greeg, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph have returned from attending ment that is almost completed, • MRS. FRANCIS B. Parks, duties, although she feels that • MRS. HARLAND Scott en­ water. The live steam method The smorgasbord dinner, giv­ Knox, Mr. and Mrs. Charles the funeral of his sister, Mrs. being built by John W. Gal- 2045 Penrose; Eddie J. Thorn­ "one gets out of a job what one tertained with a brunch Sept. 2, is preferred for all vegetables SEE I'M -we*-_M_i Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Fa­ breath and Co., of Columbus. tons, 2038 Penrose; Roland O. puts into it." BOYS - BURGUNDY MOC. TOE honoring Mrs. Mac Basey of en at Bethesda * Pentecostal The boiling water method should Elizabeth "Calhoun, in Birming­ be used for all leafy vegetables. vors, Mr. and Mrs. John Myers, These homes are located just Sawyers, 2046 Penrose; Marvin OXFORD. BRASS HEX EYE­ ^vtS-M-fW Tuskegee, Ala., and Mrs. Edgar church Saturday, was success­ ham. Ala. IN TRUE wifely fashion, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Winston Greeg, north of 5th av. There are 128 Browns, 2053 Penrose; James L. LETS - LEATHER LINING - Moore of Cleveland, Others en­ ful. Lodge spoke affectionately and Mrs. Beatrice Stevenson, Mrs. 9 WORD WAR recently re­ new homes. Sixty-seven families Lynns, 2026 Penrose; Ernest HEAVY PANCO SOLE. joying the lovely affair were Froters Close Summer Stewardess Board gave a Jack Robinson, Mrs. Deloris ceived that Perdy Chisley, 3017 have moved in and are enjoying Harrises, 1197 Woodnell; Arlis decisively as she gave her opin­ Sizes 10 To 3 Mesdames Maude Strauss, Al­ Activity With Picnic Keucler, Mrs. Causa Harris, N. Arsenal av., Indianapolis, their new environment and hope Whites, 1209 Woodnell; James ion of her husband. This includ­ bert Orr, Annnbclle Hatcher, beautiful banquet at St. Paul Mrs. Charles Williams, Mrs. Ind., has had a brain hemor­ it will not be too long before H. IV.ivises. 1215 Woodnell; Wil­ ed facts such as his being a Wt-S-pply Carolyn Garrett and Miss Goldie church last Sunday. The 12 ta­ Columbus Alumni Chapter, Malinda Harris, Mrs. Lillian rhage. His wife is the former more new neighbors will be in liam B. Crawfords, 1221 Wood­ bard worker, an optimist, ignor­ ¥h_*» *r*si at Watkins, all of Springfield; Mrs. bles were decorated to corres­ Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity, jyjILLER-JONEJ Jones, Mrs. Ella Thornton, Mrs. Bertha Richardson of Marion their homes. nell; George Browns, 12_9 Wood-' ing fear, having lots of experi­ ... tana*t R*. Wilbert Liggins and children, closed its summer program with pond with the month. A very in­ Margaret Tubbs, Miss Mary and a bride of six short months. nell; Julius Carrols, 1235 Wood­ ence, being wise, feeling tre­ Rebecca and Kevin, of Urbana. its annual family picnic at Blen- Central Point Shopping Ctr., Town A Country Shopping Ctr., teresting and entertaining pro­ Benson, Mrs. Lena Reese, Ken­ She is a stranger in a strange • THE FOLLOWING families nell; Wilbert L. Wagners, 1251 mendous concern about what, Mrs. Ollie W. Randolph couldn't don Woods State pk. recently. Wish to extend their most hearty IMS Parsons, 1465 W, 5th, or Your Nearest Oat ef Town Store gram was presented. neth Ellington. Charles Hayes, city and very lonely, so would Woodnell; Clifton Wades, 1381 will happen to all people. attend but sent flowers and Members, with their families welcome to friends and acquain­ James Poole, Harry Reese, John appreciate a card from her Woodnell; Fred Harrises, 1295 greetings to thc visitors. Later and friends, enjoyed games, tances: St. Paul will conduct all-day Hill, of Marion. friends. Woodnell; Howard Trents, 1323 She also remarked that in-} in the day, Mesdames Edwin chatting and eating during the siTv.ces at Champaign County Mrs. Myrtle Ogelsbce, Patter­ The James G. Jacksons, 1203 Woodnell. creased education on the part of I Stokes, Ned Walker and Cleo day, and the brothers closed ac­ Roger' Butler, Hughes av., son st.,-thas returned home from Brookciiff; Isaiah Tolers, 1211 Patronize Sentinel Advertisers Mosley stopped in and greeted fairgrounds Sunday, bringing to tivities huddled in their tradi­ spent the weekend in N. York the hospital. Club members, Brookcliff; Kenneth Perkins, Henry Willises. 1331 Woodnell; the guests. a close the observance of its tional fraternal circle while sing­ on his vacation. don't forget her. 1219 Brookcliff; Charles W. Har­ Simmon Mattoxes, 1339 Wood­ Miss Tosca Artis of Spring- 140th anniversary. Rev. E. . B. ing Kappa songs. *&# -'-•'- 'dm ;-d__*?wi4^7^i^^w^^^^k • MRS. NELLIE CANSLER, Mr. and Mrs. Bufford Russell, rises, 1235 Brookcliff; Thomas nell; William Singletons. 1353 Woodnell; Cecil Grants, 1377 field was a recent guest of her j Jordan is pastor. BucyTus, O., member of Jessie N. State st!, recently returned L. Bonds, 1251 Brookcliff; Joe Woodnell: Isaiah Ransoms Jr., Lemons Reopens Studio A. Gardner Federated club of from a motor trip to California. E. Harmons, 1259 Brookcliff; 1238 Woodnell; Alton Smiths, Prof. J. Cleveland Lemons, Marion, was in N. York City They were acempanied by Mr. Mrs. Helen N. Taylor, 1285 1244 Woodnell; Melvin Molcoms, teacher of piano and organ, re­ during the national convenUon and Mrs. Brady Wilson and their Brookcliff; Charles Wagoners, 1280 Woodnell; John D. Masons, opened his studio at 82 N." 21st of NACW, visiting her cousins, son, Russell; also a cousin, Mas­ 1273 Brookcliff; Clarence W. 1318 Woodnell; Chester O. St., Monday. He announced that Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grant. She ter Ray Wilson. They enjoyed Fosters, 1281 BrookcliH; Mrs. Mayos, 1243 Woodnell; Carl Par- piano students will be taught at also took a tour of the so-called the many beautiful and breath­ Myrtle Coleman, 1295 Brook­ their residences. Freedom Land, which is shaped cliff; Luther Hog an s, 1301 rotts, 1259 Woodnell; Arthur taking sights of sunny Califor­ Lees, 1289 Woodnell; Rufus like the U. S. and covers about Brookcliff; Jacob Blassengales, Town St Country • 3690 E. Broad St. nia, and while there were enter­ Whites, 1204 Woodnell; George 200 acres of long-ago sights. It 1313 Brookcliff; Willard L. Hol­ Great Southern • 3871 S. High St. tained lavishly by Mr. and Mrs. W. Scotts, 1210 Woodnell; James was something very thrilling to Otto Bailey Jr., of Pasadena, in lands, 1319 Brookcliff. Northern Light. • 3537 Cle-re. Ave. lee's Human Hair see. Littles, 1228 Woodnell; Charles Blade, Off Black, Brows, their beautiful Spanish type James Kellys, 1335 Brookciiff; H. Evanses, 1992 Woodward. Datt. Brown, Light Brown. Julious Green, Mrs. Sarah home. The royal carpel of wel­ Alfonso Lindscys. 1343 Brook­ Genuine Imported Hainan Jones, Mrs. Gertrude Ross and come was also spread out for cliff; Varrapa Saulsberys, 1367 OPEN DAILY 9 lo 9; SUNDAY 10 lo 6 Hair. Don't be fooled by Mrs. Ethel Wilson return.ed from them by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brookcliff; James E. Walls, "Buy the Part You Like the Best the word "Human-Like." a motor trip to Dayton over the Terry, formerly of Delaware, Bethany Baptist Get the real thing at Lee's 1375 Brookcliff; J. Rosses, 1202 — We'll Keep the Rest ! f I weekend. O.; Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher, —Year offleial Import Oat- Brookcliff; Marion Quinncys. Sunday. Sept. 18, will be ob­ let. Call CX. 3-181G. Mail Allen Chapel AME church of Mr. and Mrs. William Ramsey 1210 Brookcliff; Frank Dimmys, Marysville had its homecoming served as Youth Day at Bethany orders filled promptly. and Mr. and Mrs. William Smith. 1218 Brookcliff; Noel Mitchells, Baptist. Rev. M. E. Wilson of recently, which was a huge suc­ They were met with a steady _23- Brookcliff; Harvey Wil- Liberty Hill Baptist, Cleveland, LOVABLE cess. The crowd of over 300 had SPECIAL stream of gay hospitality. liamses, 1242 Brookcliff; Ken­ will be the guest speaker. At Breast Section Legs and Thigh lo be moved from thc little Ougnon neth Hunts, 1264 Brookcliff; 4 p. m. "retreat" services will church to the large Congrega­ Page Boy James C. Parks, 1272 Brook­ be held at Central High school tional church uptown. Dr. E. L. With Wings Section cliff; Roland P. James, 1280 stadium, to which the public is Liggins of Lee Memorial AME, Brookcliff; Jamarion Towerses, invietd. Youth of the chv'.h will (QUARTER CHICKEN) (QUARTER CHICKEN) Cleveland, grandfather of the RESERVE NOW' FOR FALL * 1288 Brookcliff; Eugene Guesses, serve breakfast at the church at present pastor there, was the 7 a. m., with Miss Veronica WINTER 1294 Brookcliff; Charlie Hopes, speaker. His text was "Measur­ Jenkins as general chairman. # 1300 Brookcliff; Weston McDon­ Lb. 33c ing Life's Dimensions.' • Weddings • Parties Lb. 33c Manufacfuf-f. of Posit*. larggmot.^Thm Iar with the Star" alds, 1312 Brookcliff; Henry Rev. H. E. Day of Be-_l*»y_ • Receptions • Dances W. Va., wiU be the Men's Day • IN DELAWARE the Wil­ • Banquets Heals, 1326 Brookcliff; Robert DUCKS and TURKEYS and ROASTS and CHICKENS and STEWS OS <\ll Al $199 sons' annual reunion was held -at Butlers. 1334 Brookcliff; Joseph speaker, Sunday, Sept. 25, under auspices of the Brotherhood. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ . CALL T. Carmichaels, 1342 Brookcliff; and CAPONS and QUALITY CONTROLLED FRESH EGGS Rev. A. Wilson Wood, pastor, • UP neth Cole. One hundred . and Buford Finleys, 1258 Brookcliff; spoke from the subject, "Drop-" fifty relatives attended from Robert Lewises Jr.. 1350 Brook BARRETT'S ping Life's Extra Weights," last SHOP Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylvania, cliff; Samuel Tuys Jr.. ST. CLAIR PHARMACY •___ WHITE HOUSE, INC 1358 Sunday. There were three ac 1509-1*11 MT. VERNON AVE Indiana, and telegrams were re­ Brookcliff. cessions. ceived from California and 4-M INDIANOLA AVE. COR. LEONARD & ST. CLAIR Open FrL A Sat. Nigbu Michigan. AM. 3-3152 HU. S-9S9- ; ^V- -v gJOT_^j-><|ii»iit_- £*• . •; 'THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, .I960 PAGE 14 THE OHIO SEHTTNEi; 4^»j»i*.i II • ' ' in i mi i.. . i ..nil i , ;!'•• .THURSDAY, ^KPTcvrvfgKa 15. 1-60 Hobby Show Is Set For Sept. 16-19 THfiOHIOgROT-tS-BI] PACK 15 Gome Into My Kitchen 1IEI(H/K By ANN B. WALKER YOUR FOOD WT • AT OUR HOUSE we try to celebrate all special occasions DOLL A KM? with more festive meals. The most fun of all are tlie times we $ celebrate "No-Special" occasions. These are the times when any­ one can pick a choice, exciting recipe and help prepare it-for sup­ By ESTELLE B. FRANKS per, (Marketing Information for For a dish with a touch of ele­ Consumers Agricultural gance, Veal Parmesan is im- seeds. Stir water into any drip­ preessive. Pet milk has added a pings left in skillet. Pour over Extension Service In touch that includes chicken bread crumbs and cheese. Bake Franklin County) sauce for a wonderful combina­ 350 degrees, 50 minutes, or un­ tion of tempting flavors. Served til meat is tender, Heat coup, • THIS WEEK LOOK FOR: Fruits—Apples, bananas, grapes, hot with a vegetable, crisp Pet milk and lemon juice in a 1 canned cling peaches. Vegetables-Eggplant, snap beans, cab- salad, vrolls and dessert, makes qt. saucepan until steaming hot, bage, lettuce, squash, tomatoes, corn. Meats and poultry—Fryers, this a banquet meal. but do not boil. Serve with small and medium eggs, chock roasts, lamb shoulder, pork loins: meat. Makes 4 to 6 servings. VEAL PARMESEAN WHAT THE FOOD ADS TELL WITH CHICKEN SAUCE Food ads ore a port of our ads may suggest meal planning For Fluoridation • 4 American tradition. You see ideas and they alert you to new 1.. lbs. veal cut into inch them, hear them and watch food products as they appear on squares CINCINNATI.—Louis Bus Wil­ them. You may feel amused, the market. *}% e. flour liams, 254 Baxter av., has been confused and sometimes a little 1 t. salt, paprika each appointed to the Labor-Commit­ auspicious. D0 you make the • TRUTHFUL descriptions of \k t. poultry seasoning, pepper, tee on Fluoridation, according most of them as you do your food in the market interests all each to Sidney Weil Jr., chairman of food buying? You can, if you of us. Food ads ara meant to serve this purpose. Descriptions 1 e. soft bread crumbs the Committee to pro' Our understand what food ads are meant t do. are written in terms of sizes", 1/3 c. grated Parmesan cheese Children's Teeth. Mr. Williams MRS. JANE WILLIAMS, 108 S. Ohio av., is seen finishing some knitted sweaters which she 0 }s a Representative of Meat Cut­ weights, varieties and grades. It STAR ANNAN, 19 year aid '-Miss Ghana of U99" (left), gets a lesson In the art or makeup af a 2 tb. sesame seeds * plans to exhibit at the Golden Age Hobby Show. • FOOD ADS are meant to may take a hit of practice, but ters Local No. 7. London. England, modeling school, as her friend, Janet Snowden (center), looks en. During her H c. water be a source of information. They it doesn't take long to learn that London modeling coarse, 'Miss Ghana" will ]esr how to talk correctly, the finer point. *f make- 1 can cream of chicken soup , Other members of the com­ The 12th Annual Golden Age area, 60 years of age or over, ed 60 years of age, and not pre­ announce what foods are on the "sire 100" oranges are larger a is invietcd to exhibit at the show. op aad other attributes of a successful model. On her return to Ghana, Star Annan will become 2/3 c. Pet milk mittee are Jack Stieglcr, co-di- Hobby Show will be held at the viously exhibited at a show, or market—where and at what pri­ than "size 150" oranges and that Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts, First, second, and third place collections which have been col­ aa airline hostess.—ANP Photo. 1 tb. lemon juice rector, AFL-CIO Community ce. This does not mean that any­ grated tuna fish is a lower grade 480 E. Broad st., Sept. 16-19. The ribbons will be awarded along lected since one became 60, or than chunk style tuna and that 1 • ROLL MEAT in a mixture Services Activities; Al BiTik, bu­ with honorable mentions and to which one has added during thing listed in a food ad is on show has been extended an ad­ special sale. They do announce solid pack tuna is the highest tended to influence you by build­ out priies and qialities and lis­ what they are supposed to do— of flour, salt, paprika, poultry siness representative, American ditional day, Monlay, Sept. 19, to three outstanding "judges' choi­ the years after reaching 60. special sales, but they also ser­ grade. When you understand the ing your confidence in a particu­ tening to store personnel telling and you understand the langu­ seasoning and pepper. Brown Federation of State, County and enable visitors to the Governor's ces." Formal opening of the show about the merits of different pro­ ve as reminders. They may re­ language, food ads are neither lar store and its products. age. meat slowly in 10 in. skillet over Municipal Employees, AFL-CIO, Conference on Aging, being held will be held on Friday night, mysterious nor confusing. They ducts. medium heat in hot butter. Re­ INCLUDED in the hobbies Sept. 16, at 7:30 p. m. with Ma­ mind you of staple items you Food ads are time savers. Each week irt this column we at the Veterans Memorial, to be which may be shown are hand­ are informative and fun. move. Put meat in 1*_ qt. bak­ and Al Jordan, staff represen­ yor W. Ralston Westlake speak­ need to buy., They may remind Without them you would probab­ • THERE IS no need to fa- try to give you information that tative, United Steclworkcrs of able to attend. made articles, which have been may help you interpret the food ing dish. Toss bread crumbs in ing. you of food seasons—when a food j • HOW DO YOU decide ly need to spend a great deal confused or suspicious of the Parmesan cheese and sesame America.. Anyone in the Central Ohio made since a person has reach- ads and make them more use­ KING AND queen of thc show is of specially high quality. Food where to {hop? Food ads are in­ gjgre time sjjojmjng . . . tq (ind ads, especially when you know ful as you do your food buying. will be crowed, and awards for Beautician's the winning exhibits made. Dan­ cing in the patio will follow the program. Other outstonding spe­ Hobby Yields cial prigrams will be held dur­ ing the show. PleZol Big Surprise Mrs. C. William O'Neill is ge­ } neral chairman of thc Hobby Mrs. Anna Hereford, 1357 Clif­ Show and the sponsors of the ton av., Apt. B, whose hobby for show are the Columbus Recrea­ the last several years has been tion Dept. and thc Columbus-Ci­ HOME MADE that of raising tomatoes, was tizen Journal. Chairman of the astonished recently when she Eastside area is Mrs. i George entered her garden for an Carter, 102 S. Ohio av. For fur­ inspection; to discover the vi­ ther information call Miss nes laden with many tomatoes Dorothy Jones of the Columbus Breads and Cakes Recreation Dept. Ca. 1-2211, Ext. measuring 13 in. in circumfer­ 282. ence. So she called The Sentinel and reported her find. She said that she has been ex­ FOR FOOD FLAVOR perimenting with different va­ rieties of tomatoes from sea­ son to season and the variety, which is paying off so well this season is known as the "beef AU CHOKE CENTER MEAT II steak" tomato. Mrs. Hereford Is an active member of the Church of God and Saints of Christ, 1265 Hil- W Pork Roast lb. 35c For dreth av., and is a beautician Delivered on the staff of Elizabeth's Beau­ FOR YOUR TABLE Special ty Shop, 615 Edward sL .«. Pork Roast Ib. 45c Orders FRESH DAILY Center cut (all to your OLD KENTUCKY fcOUNTRY HAMS Loin Pork Chops OUR OWN Ib. "Everybody Likes 'Em" BRAND Neighborhood Grocery 1 Center cat »'* SLICED BACON cello UpHa l 10166 Real Hickory Smoked — Size 15 to 30 Pounds Two Tear Old Country Hams ,. 98c per Lb. — Six Month Old Rib Pork (hop. Hygrade _ Reliable Brand - Fully cooked, Semi-boneless, Ready to eat Country Hams . 80c per Lb. — One Tear Old Country Hams tt. Mc 90c per Lb. — Three Tear Old Country Hams .. ILM pet Lb. WEST VIRGINIA BRAND Real Country Hickory Smoked Sausage (3 to 4 Lb. Bags) 55c per Lb. — Lean Hickory Smoked Bacon '4 to 10 Lb. Stab) SMOKED HAM 5 to 7 lb. Halves lb. 69c 55c per Lb. •_ Sliced Country Ham .. $1.35 and $155 per Lb. (Pins Postage) We Ship COD or Send Check — Guaranteed Good Order Enclose This Ad Or Say «T Saw It In The Sentinel" Rod Tokay or White Seedless JIMMIE SIDDENS COUNTRY HAM MOTEL Motel Phone VI 2-0152; Business Phono VI 2-SI41 On Bypass 81-W Route, 251 First Street, Bowling Green, Ky. Residence Phone VI 2-5141 GRAPES 2 lbs 29c PAGE 16 THE OHIO SENTINEL THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, I960 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, IQgQ-_j , i; THE OHIO aSI^tlKEL PAGE 17 ___ Rev. (. L. Conner By COMMENTS ON THE NEWS Gels Baptist Post XENIA • GREENE YOUR LONDON Dorothy CINCINNATI, — Rev. C. L. Stevens By Ray Paul Conner, pastor of Pilgrim Bap­ 222 Wood St. tist church, received national CORRESPONDENT ULrick 2-1731 recognition last week when he COUNTY DIARY was elected third vice president • CINCINNATI—We hasten to congratulate and applaud the of the Moderators Auxiliary to By BRENICE M. LEWIS • LONDON. — Now that summer has come and gone, with actions of Withrow Principal Joseph Aycrs who last week declared the National Baptist Convention, schools now open for all cligibles, and more comfortable weather, he saw no reason to emphasize race in student contacts of on un­ Inc. this column will be printed each week (I hope). favorable nature. Rev. Conner, with only 12 • XENIA.—Group No. 1 of Middle Run Baptist church build- The .American Legion's kick- Principal Ayers' statements years tenancy in this commu­ ing committee presented Mrs, Geneva Powers and assistant, Mrs. off membership drive, in Madi­ cent guests of Mrs. Pauline Mc came like a fresh draught of wfao is brave enough to speak nity was. sometime ago, elected Terrell of Springfield, who make and model hats, at an afternoon son county, including Mt. Ster­ Neal. water on an atmosphere as in­ out on his convictions con­ moderator of the Western Union tea at Masonic hall Sunday evening, Aug. 28. ling, West Jefferson and Lon­ Recent dinner guests of Mrs. flammatory as any that this city cerning these matters. He Baptist Ass'n. This put him in j The room wawass arranged in don, was held at Legion Hall of Jessie Slater were Mrs. Harvey has seen in past years. His was warned that incidents bad tho position to compete in the cabaret style, each table cover­ and carried bouquets of yellow Post No. 5 last Monday. John McNeal. Mrs. Lewis Whitelow, the voice in thc wilderness cry­ been over-exaggerated in im­ hotly contested presidential race ed with a white cloth and cen­ pompoms. H. Tate Post No. 620 and Auxi­ John T. Wright and Mrs. Aquil- ing for understanding rather on a nntioal level. liary were the hosts. Those who la Polley. portance and asked that corn.. tered with a bouquet. The tea Sharon Lou Day, sister of the than, juggernaut-like, racing to munity tensions not be brought The moderators* race was a table was covered with a lovely served were, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. OPENING WEDNESDAY, Sept. 15, at Cincinnati's Keith theatre is "All the Young Men." groom, was flower girl. She son Trent, Mr. and Mrs. Robert a climactic end with misunder­ into the school. sidelight to the power struggle lace cloth, centered with a large Alvin Wood were Mrs. Cynthia Sidney Pottler, In this new film, plays the part of a sergeant charged with command of an advance between Dr. J. O. Jackson, pre­ wore a blue organdy gown and Meadows, Misses Lillie and Lot­ standing and strife as the gods We cannot help but admire bouquet and set with gleaming Taylor of Cincinnati. Pvt. Ran­ Marine detachment of which he Is the only Negro member. By his resourcefulness, courage and sident of the National Baptist carried a basket of yellow and tie Howard, Miss Jane Hollo­ of speed and disaster the final and fee] a strong sense of res­ silver and glass, where iced tea, dall Biggins and Pvt. Joe Court­ sheer determination, he demonstrates to the doubting men and to the audience his right to Ala Convention, and Dr. Gardner purple asters. As she led the way, Mrs. Wilson Cunningham, ney, Ft. Knox, 8nd Mrs. Ellen result. pect for Mr. Ayers who is wise homemade cookies, mints and position of authority and leadership. Watchful—on the lookout for the enemy.—are members of Taylor of Brookly.n. bridal party to the altar, she Mrs. Ellsworth Simmons, Mrs. Foster of Columbus. enough to see the facts impar­ nuts were served. the Marine patrol in "All the Young Men"—I.ee Klnsolving, Sidney Poitier, James Darran aad • HE MEBELY stated that The election was held Sept. 6- strewed posies along the white Neva Trent, Robert Stevens. My son, Robin, and I recently tially and strong enough to give Alan Ladd. The Hall Bartlett production for Columbia Pictures stars poitier and Ladd. unfavorable incidents occur­ 11 in Philadelphia, and Rev. During thc afternoon, a musi­ rug, in their pathway. Frank Trent, William Cox and spent a day visiting Mr. and his opinion . . . and back it up Conner bested Dr. S. C. Kelly Rev. Robert Wilson. ring in schools had no basis in cal program was presented and Mr. Ted Day, brother of the Mrs. Nathan Wilson, Mr. and the ethnic group to which the with action. for the third vice presidency. Mrs. • Powers and her assistant groom; performed the duties of Mr. and Mrs. Albert McNeal Mrs. Joseph Reed, Mr. and Mrs. participants belonged. He felt and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ste­ Earnest Jackson, and Mrs. modeled some of her hat crea­ best man. Ushers were Fred and that emphasis pat on these in­ wart of Mechanicsburg, motored Charles Wilson. (Always good tions in the latest fall styles. Willie Day, also brothers of tlie cidents bespoke more the at­ The second half of the program to N. Jersey for the Labor Day to go home.) . PILLOW TO POST groom, William Scott and Garry weekend. mosphere of the times than was a reading, "If Jesus Comes -_ j _o f Xenia. arr s> th 0 Dwight Cox has returned home • MODERNISTIC M a t r ons the true reflection of the rea­ By Sam Pillow to Your House," given by Mrs. after a two-week visit with his met at the home of Mrs. Lois son and causes. He stated as Virginia Scott, followed by Mrs, A reception was held in the McDaniels, Sept. 7. Prizes were much publicly and to bis stu­ undercroft of the church with aunt, Mrs. Lucille Cox, in Des • CINCINNATI.—If you want to make an interesting compari­ Luceil Alsop, who sang. Mrs. Moines, la. awarded to Mrs. Jean Jennings dent body. Colotta Aims recited the poem, Miss Carrol Gordcn and Miss and Miss Elizabeth Evans. Other Mr. Ayers made this state- son, look at the classified section of your daily paper and read the Carol Jean Estrfdgc, both of un ned and "If," and Quinn Ames sang. • DINNER GUESTS of Mrs. members present were Mesda­ ment in sDite f the fact that the I *' "-- unfurnished of_rtments for rent section ... It sorta Xenia, as hostesses. Pauline McNeal, Sept. 2, were mes Joan Trent, Dorothy Ste­ makes you wonder when you see an ad for apart At this point, Mrs. Powers Police Dept. and daily papers Mrs. Brown, cousin ot the Mr. and Mrs. George Frances, vens, Nancy Cunningham, Dor- ments with only three rooms, no bath, ho heat completed the showing of hats, seemingly have sought to make bride, chase a blue nylon over Mrs, Richard Wallace of Colum- ris Trent and Geraldinc Goings. furnished, with a share the toilet deal, costing and then went to ihe piano and a cause celcbre out of one un­ yellow taffeta gown, with white ,bus, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mc­ The club wishes to thank all 50 bucks per month.for colored and the same Neal. who helped make the Saturday fortunate attack on the person sang two numbers, which closed i.accessories . Mrs. Day, mother of apartments with bath costing $30 in thc for Dr. Robert Pace and Mrs. Ro- evening dance a success. of a white student. An attack the program. the groom, was dressed in blue which still has not been cleared white only category. .".••.', snlyn Ball of St. Louis were re­ See you next week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Transue and white nylon oyer taffeta and up to the satisfaction of many In better sections of the city you wiil sec an and Mrs. Hattie J. Corbin at­ white accessories. Both had cor­ suspicious minds. . apartment for colored for $85 and the compar­ tended thc 50th anniversary sages of pink carnations. We believe that as a result of able for white for $65. Why the great difference? banquet of Corinthian Chapter over-exposure of the fact that a Then, too, when colored buy property' they The couple is at home at 102 MT. VERNON HIGHLIGHTS No. 34, OES, in Cincinnati at the Negro was involved in this inci­ have to pay so much more for it that it is neces­ N. Fair st. The new Mrs. Day Sinton hotel Aug. 27. The guest By Mrs. Mildred Butler • 303 N. Jefferson St dent, at least one family suffers. sary to charge high rent in order to make those was graduated from high school We refer to the fact that a enormous monthly payments. What are you go­ speaker, was Mrs. Lavenia H. in Pulaski, Tenn. Mr. Day was Phone: EXpress 2-0265 young Negro received a life sen-, . T.LLOW ing to do? Brown of Chicago, worthy grand graduated from" Xenia High «) QUICKIES—Is it True that matron ot International Council tence when all of the evidence school and is employed at the • MT. VERNON.—Ben Carter Post 349 held its annual picnic a man in his 60s has built an of Grand Chapters, OES (PHA). pointed to a much lighter sen­ lurnbus with him but he couldn't Bel-Aire motel. Guests attending at the beautiful country home of Mr. and Mrs. James Hill, Gam- 8-room country home *f\d ex­ tence or even probation. The show up because he was driving • THE MARRIAGE of Miss the weddibg were from Leba­ bier, Sunday, Sept; 4, with the following persons attending: pects a lady in her early 20s to a "NO RIDERS" car . . . Speak­ judge possibly wanted to show Dorothy Ann Lindscy, cousin of non. Springfield, Dayton, Wilber- Mr. and Mrs. Clareence Cros- an example since the papers share it with him as his wife? ing of cars it seems that last force and Xenia. ... The lady is giving it serious Mr. and Mrs. Ueil Brown, to Mr. son, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mar­ Byrd, Marilyn Beatty, Patty were giving plenty of exposure week was a really tough one for tin, Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert My­ scrutiny from ALL ANGLES Aaron Day, son of Mrs. Lula • REV. C. WESLEY Gordon, Wynn, Gary Hill, Richard and to unfavorable white-Negro re­ our WILLIAM BROWN. . . ers, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Moore­ . . . JIMMY LEE says that buy­ Day, 421 E: Market St., and Mr. pastor of St. John's AME church James Byrd, Craig Chancellor, lationships. First, his beloved dog, CEASAR, head, Mr. and Mrs. Richard ing a used car is like marrying James Day, 140 Lexington av., Gloria Beatty, Charlotte Davis either strayed or was led away, here tor the last seVen years, Wright and family. Mr. and 1 • THERE WERE hasty a DIVORCEE ... You never then on his way to work he stop­ was solemnized at St. John's has been assigned to the pastor- and John Coleman. 10 wh the f Mrs. Stanley White, Mr. and meetings between the Board of i**" * >' °rm« owner got ped for a red light and was AME church. Rev. C W. Gorden ! atc of Fim Community AME Mrs. Bessie Simmons of Co­ rid o£ il until ymi have H ur Mrs. Andrew Lewis and family, lumbus spent the weekend with Education and the Police Dept.i y° - struck from the rear which of Xenia officiated at ihe candle- !church> Grand Rapids> Mich. He sclf Hc s reaU havin his Mr. and Mrs. David Morton and Mrs. Bessie Newsom. and, from these meetings. evol-i ' ' • ' y « caused him to sideswipe a truck, light ceremony, before an altar will assumc his new dulies im. family, Mr. and Mrs. Richrad ar troub,

THURSDAY; SEPTEMBER; IS, -960 TnEomo'sENTon-0 PAGE iq - THE OHIO SBHT-NBt. I > THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, I960 PAGE 18 «—___. iii 1.1 i' ' •' i • •" ' " * *" —.—• - 'Gospel In Song * WEEKLY MEDITATION Big Baptist Election Hassle Headed For Philadelphia Court Will Meet Sunday "Gospel In Song" resumes Its • ** . . , BEFORE HIM shall bo gathered all nations; and He After Hour. Of Wrangling And Demonstrations At Convention fall activities with a meeting at shall separate them one from another as a shepherd dividcth hii Mt. Vernon. Av. AME church sheep from the goats." (St. Matt. 25:32.1 • SIMON PETER, a servant and an apostl* of Jesus Christ, Sunday, Sept. 18, at 3:30 p. ma­ Jesus declared the fact of His - coming at the end of the age. wrote a second letter to the Christian people. under auspices of the Dorcas who taught men how to live is He declared also that He will This letter ho wrote, is to them that hava obtained Ilka pre­ chorus, Mrs. Marguerite Cole­ reverence, holiness and helpful­ cious faith with us through the righteousness of God and our Sa­ man directress. come in glory and judgement. Christ Himself will be the Jud­ ness, the One with infinite love viour Jesus Christ. Guest groups will be Mt. 011- ge, and all peoples -hall be ga­ and omniscient kr-->wlcdge. Ho Grace and peace be multiplied v8l Baptist Matrons chorus and thered before Him, The right­ will have become the Judge on unto you through the knowledge "all" should corns to repen­ the Pace-FrnzJer Singer-. Con­ eous shall be separated from the of God, and of Jesus our Lord tance. gregational singing will be led* unrighteous. the throne. Nothing can hid* according as His divine power But the day of tho Lord will by James Thompson of Mt. Oil* from Him. Jesus Christ's, decree hath given unto us ail things come as a thief in thc night; in vet. Mrs. Lydia O. Burkes is If one is sav*5d from the judge­ shall of judgement stand ty>t» that pertain unto life and god­ the when the heavens shall pass program director and Rev. R. N. ment of sin or doomed to eter­ ever. liness, through the knowledge of away with a great noise, and Nelson is pastor. nal torment; that will'have been Him that bath called us to glory settled during the days of his the elements shall melt with fer­ OUR PRAYER and virtue: whereby arc given vent heat, the earth also ar.d the stay in this life, according to unto us exceeding great and pre­ whether or not he has trusted • O GOD, grant that we »• works that are therein shall be Hosack Baptist Christ as his Saviour. cious promises: that by these burned up. Thine Intelligent creatures *--"- yo might be partakers of the di­ Fall revival is underway at How important to note that not live loosely, careless and vine nature, having escaped the • SEEING THEN that all Hosack Baptist and will continue these shall be dissolved, what Christ will be our Judge! The unconcerned of the future Hfo corruption that is in the world through Sept. 23, with Rev. D: manner of persons ought ye to One who came to earth to re­ while we are in this life. IB through lust. L. Latham as guest evangelist deem men from sin, who set a _Si be in holy conversation and god­ Christ's name wc pray. Amen. DR. J. H. JACKSON DR GARDNER C. TAYLOR DR n. BEECHER HICKS REV. GEORGE LAWRENCE REV. SANDY F. RAY • AND BESIDE this, giving and Rev. H. H, Teague, pastor, perfect example of sacrificial liness, looking for and hastening —REV. L. SIMPSON, President? President? .. it's the principle" , . . In the midst . . . demanded change all diligence, add to your faith unto the coming ot the day of in charge. service to those in need, and j. virtue: and to virtue knowledge; The men of Hosack will spon­ thousands of opposing delegates, cession which Dr. Jackson had only 536 for Dr. Jackson, amid THE INJUNCTIONS obtained JEHOVAH God wherein the hea­ PHILADELPHIA.— (Special). and to knowledge temperance; sor a father and son banquet Dr. Jackson was "reelected" to made the day before, providing shouts and threats from the by the Taylor forces -were vens being on fire shall be dis­ •-After two hectic "days in which and to temperance patience; Saturday, Sept. 24. the office of president, before a that "when the election is held Jackson supporters. against Revs. Leonard G. Carr solved, and the elements shall thousands ot delegates, led by and to patience godliness; and melt with fervent heat? On Sunday, Sept. 25, the pas­ stunned delegation of 20,000 on Thursday, every candidate's During the commotion, 150 and T. J. Jemerson, treasurer Daniel's^ Prescription Pharmacy hundreds of ministers, engaged to godliness brotherly kindness; tor snd congregation will con­ which filled Convention Halt name is to be placed before the balloons, booming the reelection and secretary, respectively, ot in pandemonium and near-riot, and to brotherly kindness chari­ Nevertheless we, according to duct services at Rev. Outlaw's the National Baptist Convention, Announcement that he had ap­ body and every qualified dele­ of Dr. Jackson, sailed to the the convention, restraining them ty. His promise, look for new hea­ SPECIALIZING IN church in Mansfield. U. S. A., Inc., came to an em­ parently been elected by secret gate shall be given a chance to auditorium roof, but only tem­ from further handling of the or­ For if these things be In you, vens and a new earth, wherein PRESCRIPTION SERVICE FOR Hosack ls still soliciting old bittered close here last Sunday, balloting of the Nominating vote. Even' delegates favoring porarily halted the apparent ganization's funds until the sit­ and abound, they make you that dwelleth righteousness. Where­ newspapers, rags and scrap iron • Franklin County Welfare with two "elected" presidents, Committee was greeted by a Dr. Jackson expressed astonish­ sympathy that was rapidly uation is straightened out. ye shall neither be barren nor fore, beloved, seeing that ye look for sale at a later date. Persons • Aid For Aged • VA and faced with indications of an thunderous 45 minute demon­ ment to learn of his sudden mounting for Dr. Taylor. During both day's demonstra­ unfruitful in the knowledge of for such things, be diligent that having such material to donate • State Industrial eventual court fight to deter­ stration of those favoring Dr. "about face" on Thursday, as tions, the states backing i Dr. our Lord Jesus Christ. ye may be found of Him In pea­ art asked to contact David mine which of the two clerics— Taylor, in which cries ot "dic­ they too anticipated a vote by MEANWHILE, the Taylor Taylor were Ohio, N. York, Con­ But he that lackcth these ce, without spot, and blameless. MAIN * OHIO CL. MB- supporters chanted, "We'll have things is blind, and cannot* see Phillips, or any other male Open Dally 10:30 A. M. to 10 P. M. Dr. J. H. Jackson ot Chicago, tator!" and "unfair election!" states. Many of them stalked out necticut, Nebraska, Minnesota, Grow in grace, and in the who ran to succeed himself, or no election by acclamation this afar off, and hath forgotten that member of the church. preceded a massive march of the auditorium in disgust. Tennessee, Oklahoma, Illinois, he was purged from his old sin. knowledge of our Lord, and Sa­ Dr. Gardner C. Taylor of Brook­ around the hall by the Taylor year!" California and Arkansas. Those THE TAYLOR hackers swar­ viour Jesus Christ. To Him be lyn, N. Y.—is actually the legal, forces. Even delegates favoring Later, claiming that the stand­ backing Dr. Jackson were Wis­ Wherefore the rather, breth med the platform, demanding to yen, give diligence to make your gl_3y both now and forever. bonafide president of the five Dr. Jackson expressed "shame" ing vote count which elected Dr. consin, Missouri, S. Carolina, be heard. -"We'll vote by states, calling and election sure: or if million member denomination. over the outcome. Taylor, was Invalid because lt District of Columbia, Missouri, or there'll be no convention!" ye do these things, ye shall ne­ was made in what he termed ' _ Kansas, N. Jersey and Nevada. What may be the first step to­ they shouted. As feeling mount­ rump session,*' Dr. Jackson ver fail: for so an entrance Missions School THE TAYLOR forces, esti­ shall be ministered unto you ward such a court fight are mated at 5000 strong, carrying ed, convention officials, fearing credited himself with having PROMINENT Ohioan. and violence, hustled Dr. Jackson abundantly into the everlasting three restraining injunctions placards, banners, huge pictures been legally elected by a thun­ former Ohionns, who were ac­ Set For Sunday off the platform and out of the kingdom of our Lord and Sa­ which were obtained from local and streamers, marched to the derous voice-vote of 3500 to Dr. tive ir the movement to unseat viour Jesus Christ. common pleas court by both auditorium. Taylor's 500, and obtained an Dr. Jackson, were Dr. H. Beech­ The annual churchwide School platform, shouted down the of Missions, under co-sponsor, factions. Late Friday afternoon, the injunction against Dr. Taylor, er Hicks, pastor, Mt. Olivet • FOR WE have -ot followed BUSINESS Nominating Committee and de­ two factions again gathered in restraining him from "interfer­ Baptist, Columbus; Dr. W. Aa cunningly devised fables, when ship of the Commission of Mis­ THURSDAY, in the face of! manded a vote by states, a con- session and in another election, ing with the convention." (In a Page, Cincinnati, president, made known unto you thc power sions, the Commission of Educa­ permitting individual standup telephone interview with The Ohio Baptist Ass'n; Dr. Sandy and coming of Our Lord Jesus tion and the Women's Society of votes, Dr. Taylor was elected Sentinel Sunday, Dr. Taylor F. Ray, •Brooklyn, former pas­ Christ, but were ey -itnesses of Christian Service, will be held at Services In Columbus Churches president of the convention by a mentioned this action against tor, Shiloh Baptist, Columbus, His majesty. For He received Clair Methodist church, Barth- ASSOCIATES total of 1864 votes, against him by Dr. Jackson and said pastor, Cornerstone Baptist, from God the Father honour and mari a v. at S. 9th st., Sunday, Gay Street Baptist that the Taylor faction had sim­ Brooklyn; Rev. George Law­ glory. Sept. 18, 4-6 p. m. The Lord is.not slack concern­ COLUMBUS ilarly obtained injunctions rence, former Columbus minis­ E. R. Buckwalter, of the Tem­ Everybody is Somebody at THE GAY STREET BAPTIST against two incumbent officials ter, pastor, Antioch Baptist, ing His promise, ns some men here fo make the CHURCH, 496 E. Gay St. (Corner Gay and Washington). U. G. FUNERAL DIRECTORY count slackness: but is longs-of­ perance League of Ohio, will be of the convention. He expressed Brooklyn; Rev. Thomas Kilgore, guest speaker at 11 a. m. Others Campbell, minister. Morning Worship—10:35 A, M.; Sunday CROSBY FUNERAL confidence that the Taylor for­ pastor. Friendship Baptist, N. fering to us-ward, not willing Church School—9 A. M.; Communion and Baptismal Service— HOME that any should pt-rlsh, but that on the program will be a repre­ best impression! ces would eventually win the York City, and Rev. George sentative of the Columbus Traf­ (First Sunday Only); Special Services as announced; Midweek "The House of Friendly tight.) Lucas, Dayton. fic Bureau, who will demon­ Sen-ice Wednesday 8 P. M. Service** strate a "drunkometer," and a Mt. Olivet Baptist 1072 E. Loaf St. representative of Alco holies Rev. Hicks Comments On System LUCY DEAN You can always be sure of a successful business luncheon Visit next Sunday at Mt. Olivet Baptist,- 428 E. Main st. "No CL. 2-1555 Anonymous, who will speak. Creed Bat Christ." Ii. Beecher Hicks, minister. The Church at PLAY SCHOOL & A panel, consisting of Mrs. or dinner when you bring your client or business col­ Study, 9 a. m. The Church at Worship, 10:45 a. m. Baptist WILLIAMS & McNABB Which Had Perpetuated Jackson KINDERGARTEN Trlining Union, 6 p. m The Church at Worship, 7:30 p. m. MORTUARY. INC. Mamie Adams of Centenary leagues to NOVELTY FOOD BAR J Our chefs use only FUNERAL HOME Dr. H. Beecher Hicks, pastor, REV. HICKS said: CL. 3-775 CL. 3-2230 Methodist, Mrs. Mary Jenkins Second Baptist 818 E. Long St. Mt. Olivet Baptist church, just "This system Is the same as 336 WILSON AVE. COL'S and members of Methodist the finest, freshest foods for the wide variety of "just You're always welcome at 2nd Baptist, 188 N. lTth st. C P. CL. 8-9521 returned from the National Bap­ the one used against Negroes Youth Fellowship, will partici­ right" meals and snacks on our menu. Jenkins, minister. Church school, 9:15 a. m. Morning worship, tist Convention. U. S. A. Inc., at in tbe south — denying Hie pate in a discussion of informa­ 10:45 a. m. Evening worship, 7 p. m. C D. WHITE Sc SONS Philadelphia, in a statement to right to vote. tion obtained from the mission FUNERAL HOME The Sentinel Tuesday, said he "There were two main is­ study book, "Your Stumbling Shiloh Baptist 1217 Mt. Vernon Avo. fought hard along with the Tay­ "Where Good Friends Meet fo Relax and Eat" CL. 8.151. sues involved for which we Block." Come to Shiloh Baptist, Hamilton at Mt Vernon avs. James W. lor forces because there is an were fighting: Parrish, minister. Radio broadcast (WBNS), 8:15 a. m. important principle involved. Mrs. Hobson Covington is, Church school (children may be left with competent mothers MRS. D. A. WHITTAKER • "The right to vote and chairman of the Commission on AND SONS. INC. He said for 80 years since the during worship), 9 a. m. Church at worship, 11 a. m. Contin­ FUNERAL HOME hold honest elections annually. Missions and Rev. Robert Strea­ ued Church school for small children, 11 a. m. Baptist Training 720 E. Long St group's inception, they have ty is pastor ot th_ church- NOVELTY FOOD BAR • 'Tenure so that Ameri­ Union, 6 p. m. Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. Music by five choirs. CL. 8-9549 been allowing election procedure Special rates daring summer to be governed by Roberts Rules ca's largest Negro denomina­ months. Accepting children Union Grove -.aptist tion will not say by statement TO PRESENT PEARLS 741 L L0N6 ST. at HAMILTON AVE. UL 4-0552 BROOKS of Order—the right to move that from -.. to 14 years. and by implication that only The Pearls of Paradise will be Come to worship at Union Grove Baptist. 266 N. Champion Ave. the rules be suspended., result­ Group Dancing Instructions Phale D. Hale, minister. Church school for all ages, 9 a. in. FUNERAL HOME INC one Negro Baptist minister Is presented .in recital at Valley I IN THE HEART OF BRONZEVILLE COLUMBUS under direction of Church at worship 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Nursery for ba­ 1108 E. Long St. ing in certain leaders perpetuat­ qaalii-ed to lead One million Grove Baptist church, 821 Cleve- j bies and pre-school children while you worship. Jr. church with Jack Sherick Studios Serving A Complete-Menu of Delectable Fooda CL. 3-1.411 ing themselves in office,* a sys­ Baptists. land av., Sunday, Sept. 18, at Si ?lanned worship on the level of children through age of 12 at Hannah Barnett, Directress 0:45 a. m. BTU for all ages. 9 p." m. Personal and family The Ahem tssl Includes tem contrary to Democracy for *1 am not. seeking any of­ p. m. Rev. R. L. Adams is pas­ Around The Clock . . -24 Hours Everyday counseling by spoolntment , Members Of The Colambns which all Americans are fight­ Hubert Barnett, Manager Funeral Ass'n fice, but fighting for prir.rl- tor. 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TALK OF TOWN Personality By PAT HUNT Of The Week ' 9 VACATION time is over for many of us and back to the grind we return. Remember, motorists, many youngsters will be By PAT HUNT leaving borne for the first time on their way to school. It Is up to us drivers to help these little people go and return safely. - Mary A. Clark has returned from Boston, Mass.. Myrna Rat­ liff, N. York, and Charlotte Long, Florida. Mattie Ruth White and Ellen Miller are both proud parents of persons who helped to serve infant sons. Both are members them during the summer: of Eta Gamma sorority. Yvonne Method, Pat Lattimer, Sentineers club members en­ Dr. and Mrs. Wcddington, Mrs. joyed dn outing at Glenwood pk. Vernon Bailey, the staffs of the recently. YMCA, YWCA, recreation cen­ ters and all churches. • THE FOLLOWING have been elected to serve as leaders ' • SYLVIA GRAVES and Ric­ hard Spur lock will attend OSU; of thc Young People's Division Nicky Shearer, Central State; of the Missionary Society of St. Henry Hicks, Wittenberg col­ Paul AME church: lege; Sharon Gilchrist, St. Mary of the Springs. Lavon Bonks, Jolene Finnell, Myrna Ratliff. Marion Baker, Frederick Smith is home from Pat Hunt, Mary Whittaker and the Navy and will continue stud­ PAT ISBELL, daughter ef Mrs. Ruth Shaw. ies at Central High school. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur .shell, A tip to all students—"What- was employed at Tyler's Drug Many Columbus youth wish to ever is worth doing at all, is Store aad saved her wages to express thanks to the following J worth doing well." further her education at Ohio university, Athens. She enjoys BATHING SUIT competition winner in The Sentinel's I9G0 "Miss Bronze Ohio" bathing beauty pageant was Rosemary Club To Observe 6th Anniversary dancing, skating and sewing, Prater, 401 Rboades av., Columbus, shown above selecting the is » member of St. Joseph's white pomps she wore in the event from a display la the sales­ Dcschlina Youth Benefit club to Misses Mildred L. Sharpe, cathedral and resides with her room of her sponsor—the Gilbert Shoe Co. Gilbert's feature a will celebrate its sixth anniver Elenora Nesbitt and Jacklin parents at 1437 Eastwood av. full line of famous make shoes for women in all price ranges. sary with a program at Windsor Walters. Program participants Miss Prater, a graduate of Central High school, Is employed as Elementary school, 1219 12th will be Miss Venetia Sharpe. pi­ a nurses' aide at University hospital and aspires to a profes­ av., Saturday, Sept. 24, at 7:30 anist; Mrs. Pearl Townes, solo­ Negro Girl Helps sional modeling career. Statistically speaking, she's J ft. 7 in., p. m. ist; James Taylor, soloist, and 36-19-36, 120, and single.—Pierce Photo. Scholarships will be awarded Ralph Hammock, composer-so­ loist. Find Cancer Cure N. YORK.—A Negro girl is Mrs. CeHenia Wood is club one of the two local high school Soring St. YMCA Starts Fa!! Program founder and its officers ore Mrs. students whom scientists believe Gladys Vickers, president; Mrs. may have recently found a cure The fall program at Spring St. ed upon physical fitness, which Beatrice Wood, vice president; for cancer, or something that YMCA got into full swing last Photo On Page 7 will be designed to help those Mrs. Virginia Minor, recording may lead to its cure. She is Miss week. Gra-Y, Jr. Hi-Y and Sr. participating to be better able to secretary; Mrs. Annetl Brown, Patricia. E. Bath whose father Hi-Y clubs and other community thc opportunity to also partici­ meet the rigors of today's liv­ assistant recording secretary; is from the W. Indies. clubs are being organized for pate in purposeful fellowship ing. So that as many persons as Mrs. Mary Williams, financial youngsters. Adults will be given groupings. An outstanding ex­ possible may benefit from this secretary, and Mrs. Kathleen Her partner in the study was ample is the driver education renewed emphasis, a special Bray, treasurer. Committee Arnold Lentnek, 17. classes which started Sept. 14. chairmen are Mrs. Jessie Suber, class on "Helps to Physical Fit They arc credited with sug­ Special emphasis will be plac­ ness" has been scheduled. sales tax stamps; Mrs. Ann An­ derson, flower fund, and Mrs. gesting a previously unexplored GWEN KAGEY avenue in the quest of new ty­ Sally Shackleford, program. pes of chemicals to attack can­ cer and "throwing new and sur­ Dance Studios prising • light on cancer's na­ Teenage Question Box To Study TV Teaching ture." Announce opening of Q. At what age do you think- a girl should date?—B. J fall classes in The Ohio State university Miss Bath, who grew up in tho A. At the age of 16. Board of Trustees last Friday • •••-• crowded Harlem streets, is a Q. Should-a boy go with a girl four or five years older than he approved an appropriation of $25,500 for a new research study graduate of Charles Evans Hu­ Ballet, Toe, Modern, is?—M. T. of television as a teaching me­ ghes High school and is now at­ Tap, Jazz and Drums A. It is according to the age of the girl. I am sure a girl at dium. • • * >AT * • • the age ef 16 would not date a hoy 11 years old. tending Hunter college. NEW VETERANS Q. How late should girls between 13 and 17 stay out?—S. M. A. The curfew is 11 p. m., unless accompanied by an adult. GCTTHEM MEMORIAL BUILDING Q. At what age do you think a girl should marrv?—C. H. A. Between the ages of 21-27. 300 WEST BROAD INTO THE FUN Rooms 203-204 Huge Project To Be Named For A Negro Every child should learn C 1Mt »*J.-t» SttW'MO CO- c:,aC_*M-TS. A_tO_. ONIO. For registration and • to dance . . . for grace, ii-orraation call -« CHICAGO. — The $75,000,000 stretch two miles along S. State rrai^r poise and just plain fun! Classes Now I The Sentinel, P.O. Box _», Co turn bus M. 0. HU. 8-4-S7 — HU. 0-7022 public housing project, to be st, and will house 4,415 fami­ Forming for eerecetd here by the Chicago Faculty: lies. It is so huge that it will Bring them in and see. All Ages "I Get Thc Sentinel (Please send Tbe Sentinel to mo every week Shirley Ana Williams, Lelaad Housing Authority, is to be na­ have to be built in four sections. YOU SAVE MONEY med for a Negro—the late Ro­ Johnson. Henry Jefferson Taylor, before his death se­ •Q -*3-50 for s*x months (28 issue.) Director: Mrs. Gwea Kagey bert B. Taylor, firtrt member of veral years ago, was also di­ By Mail... Never ON EVERY PAPER his race to serve as chairman cK-"* ""'•wow. * 9mmWm IQ $0.50 for cue year (52 issues) rector of .the Illinois Federal CL. 3-7775 umsmn Ave. A. 1-33*1 ot the CHA. The project win Savings and Loan Ass'n. m C i Months, Only $3.50 i Hubert Barnett ft Jack Sherick, Co-Mgrs. Miss An Issue../ 1 Year, Only $6.50 **'* e*o% - ijpj ;C*__iM_-_>_-^*__»__a_^fi___^^

PAGE 22 TI-B OHIO SENT1NKL THtTRSDAY. SEPTEMBER 'IB;-I960 THPRSPAY, SEPTEMBER 15, IS60 TUB OHIO SBNTINBD PAGE 23 En®!! Gamer Fights For Artists' Bights In Disc Dispute ^. YORK.—Erroll Garner con­ TOM SAID Garner: "Columbia re­ tinued to seek relief from a run­ unauthorized release of their re­ no regard for my reputation or leased this album without con­ away unauthorized album re­ sidual material and that the value. I was shocked to learn Jlmusements Garner case sets a precedent in sulting me and over my repeated that Columbia was secretly pro­ lease when he faced Columbia To List Your Attraction or Service Telephone CLearbrook 3-7416 protest, i am deeply hurt that ducing the unauthorized album Records in court for the fourth protecting the recording artist's a company to which J gave so at a time when my management VILI AGE TAVERN time Sept. 6. On that date Co­ rights from violation by such ar­ 1219 MT. VERNON AVE. bitrary release. much over ten years would show was negotiating with the firm." Columbus, O. lumbia was scheduled to make Serving "the People t_ and COMM .its fourth attempt (this time in Around Poindexter Village the Appellate Division of the N. tfEER, WINE GOOO FOOD York Supreme Court), to negate Opea 7 AM. Close 1 P. M a precedental, temporary in­ CHESTER E. WHITE. Opr. ' • HOLD THE VACUUM CLEANER!—We have been keeping junction, which Gamer secured the dirt outta thc column for the past few weeks but someone left fronj the court, enjoying Colum­ NEW SOUTHERN the door open and a gust of wind blew in some. Like say: An bia from "selling, advertising, BARBECUE Eastgate matron, a bit tipsy from excessive elbow bending and merchandising and distributing" an unauthorized album of tine 775 St. Clair Ave. pinkie lifting, told everyone present ot her "Rec-Room" party that pianist's unapproved work. (Just Across the Viaduct) her idea of "good clean fun" is having a bath with tlie right guy . . . Several ladies, and I use the word loosely, would like to blow Barbecue Our Specialty THE courts originally ordered HALL BARTLETT, producer, writer and director of the Co­ the whistle on a local MD whose sideline is malpractice, but no ERROLL GARNER { Hot Meals Daily Columbia to stop selling the al­ lumbia released picture. "All the -Young Men," receives from one wants to get involved. Seems the "Doc" performed an "oper­ a $40,600 bond from the pianist Open Mon. Tues. Weds. 7 to bum on July 6, when they issued Fred O'Neil, right, (he Coordinating Council for Negro Perform­ ation" the other night and was so crocked he had someone stand­ on 43 hours notice. Columbia re­ 1 a. mi; Thars. Fri. Sat. a temporary injunction in Gar­ ers' Distinguished Service to the Arts Award. In making the ing by with a stimulant to inject into HIM if anything went wrong fused to accept, as collateral, 7 to i:.o a. m. ner's behalf. Since that time Co­ presentation at a special midnight showing, O'Nril pointed out . . . They're saying that things are so bad on the "Avenoo," certain any of Garner's unpaid royalty Clay Adams, Prop. lumbia has tried repeatedly to that if there were more Hall Bartletts in Hollywood there would sections, that is, that inebriated folks sr being strongarmed in earnings, which the company is e have thc injunction reversed. In be no need to cite him for his courageoos production starring plain view of pedestrians and police cruisers continue to cruise! holding. The pianist posted the Sidney Poitier. The picture, which is. breaking records in Chi­ their third attempt Columbia Opea For Business * $40,000 cash bond and sustained cago, opened in N. York at the Forum theatre on Broadway Fri­ • NEWS OUTTA THE CLOTHES HAMPER—A prominent to­ sought to maneuver Garner into tha order. OUAWY FOOD BAR day for an extended run. tal nightclub operator, with a roving eye for the younger set, has surrendering the injunction by Garner's attorney, Walter Ho- another teenage lass hung up on him and the girls' parents are requesting the court to secure Specializing in Home fcr, terms the case a precedent threatening to call the law unless he leaves her alone, which is tha Cooked Food and of significance to all record­ RATE'S Old Trail Barbecu* CHOP SUET "second" worse thing that could happen to him. The "first" is hi» ATTENTION ... STOP ing artists. Involved in the dis­ Beer A Wine To Carryout HMO'S RESTAURANT Open Daily 11:30 to 1 A. M. Fine Hi ..c-Ccoked Food WIFE! ... On the off chance you've heard reports that the former at the pute is the artist's right of pro­ Special Prices On Carryouls owner of a Long st. dry cleaning establishment (now closed) was James C. Anthony, Prop. 971 ML Vernon Ave. CL. 24631 Red St Black Spot tection against arbitrary release on the verge of doing something desperate is-_nly too true. It was of recording artist's leftover, or 062 MT. VERNON AVE. Daily 6 A. M. to 9 P. M. Legal Beverages all over a dietitian of an Eastside rest home who has been extract­ 'unapproved takes, which are in at LEXINGTON II N. Nelson Rd. CL. 8-3281 Willie's Record Shop Kate Earl • Prop, ing money from him literally in gobs for the past three years. She the physical possession of the (13 Yrs. at Present Location) "ll fears on The Avenue" 1020 ML Vernon Ave. tapped the till for the family bankroll and wound up in Parkers- Pops-Rock 'n* Roll-Spirituals record company. VETS NEMORUl BLDG. THURSDAY, SEPT. 22 burg, W. Va.. for a fling. (Parkersburg?) Since her return to the Open DaUy • A.M. to Hofex points out that no­ Columbus, Ohio One Big Show — 8:15 P. M. HORACE'S PUCE local terra firma upon the insistent frantic long distance phone 12 Midnight velists, painters, screen writers, Prices—$3.50, $3.00, $2.50, $1.75 21 SHRIMP (Formerly Sam's) calls, she refuses to face her ever-loving, but unwilling sponsor Willie Cox, Prop. playwrights and other creative TICKETS NOW at Central Box Office (Marshall's) 46 N. High St. CA. 8-3318 IN A BASKET 043 N. Fourth St. at Seeond . . . Then there is the city hall white collar office worker who persons are protected against LIQUOR AX. 9-0588 kisses his wife over breakfast coffee at home and makes with the Beer • Wine Open Daily 5:30 A.M. te eyes 'n' sighs at his pretty co-worker rider over another cup at a downtown eatery. Fish • French Fries 2:30 A.M. 6 Cube Steaks ^ BEER • WINE - WHISKEY 61.111 Fond. Beer To Carrycot Entertainment Fri. A Sat. • HAPPENINGS ON THE B*VILLE SCENE—"It pays to ad­ Horace DeJarnett, prop. vertise," said LARRY COTTON, operator of the New Model Print­ " Champion A Mt, Vernon CL 20300 BAY REDMAN. Prop. ing Studio, so he had a huge sign erected in .front of his St. Clair 'n' Mt. Vernon shop to prove his point . . . The oldtimers around town will remember PETE TYLER, who would promote anything from a nose pushing peanut contest to a hotrod race through the HUDSON CARRY OUT middle of town. We gotta long distance call from PETE (he does­ 19S Miller Ave. CL. 8-0056 THE SUNSET INN n't want his whereabouts known) for entertainment and an orches­ NOW FEATURING Alr-Conditionod tra. But they just-don't make the type TYLER is interested in anymore, BOLD, BRAVE, DARING and CHEAP. And, Texas is "ERMANDO'S PIZZA" •S3 N. Fourth AX. 0-01*18 miles and miles of nothing but miles and miles . . . JANET ROSS CARRY-OUT OR DELIVERY is as thrilled as all get out since DON FRAIME cut his California • Beer • Wine • Champagne # Party Snarks Specializing In Barbecue visit short with his brother-in-law and sister, the JOHNNY ROSE- • Ltrocer.es • Loncb Meats and Southern Fried Chicken BOROS, and returned to Bronzeville to continue their handholding. Beer, Wine, Whiskey " • EDDIE JAY'S COLUMNSCOOPS—The KERMIT ALLENS, Daily 0 A.M. to. A. M. she is the former JUDY TAYLOR, a former '-Miss Bronze Ohio" contestant and model, are lullaby.!-' a baby boy debuted at St. Ann's hospital last week. Proud pop, KERMIT, a former St. Mary's athlete, is teaching him how to hold a football instead of a OASIS Southern Tea rottle . . . Son, EDDIE, the artist who recently took unto himself a wife, is dickering to sell several of his abstracts to Bexieyan JIM CIRCLE BAR & GRILL Room JEFFERIES, executive with the Pablum firm . . . "ART"' BEL- LIQUOR* BEER* WINE f-_. Ptiaada H«_ LAR.and ROLAND BRAUCH. headmen of the City Sanitation Served In A Congenial Atmosphere G-ackea Dinner* Every Dept., are planning a banquet for their Buckeye Industrial League championship softball team that will equal any honors U. S. A. 941 MT. VERNON AVE. Sunday Homo Fried Pie* 618 £. LONG ST. will heap on our Olympic squad. And who can blame them for Out "New Cocktail Lounge Will Be Opea Soon this is the first time the championship flag has flown over the de­ Home Cooked Pies For pleasure at horns, Plate Lunches, partment since 1937 (and, podner. that's 23 yars). Sandwich o» pick up little Kings • EXTRA ADDED NOTES to fill a column—There is a new J.T/S PLACE-OId Sfar light Inn medical (and morale) remedy on the market and it is cute* and la tho "Double Dozen" curvaceous BARBARA PORTER, a doctor's receptionist known in at your pony k«f. 1443 Fields Ave. AX. 9-0697 ST. ClAIR GROCERY the medical (and male) trade as "Sight Medicine" . . .AUBREY Corner of Itth la Front of Mala Entrance to Fairgroaads delkatcMMB or -uperoarkeii & RESTAURANT BROWN, the prolific barkeep snd manager of the local nightbeat, Enjoy Utile King a at Featuring Ml St. Clair Ave. has switched from the Skyline to Big Bill's Bar on Mt. Vernon av. . BEER • WINE - FOOD groceries. Meats, Confections . . . Plans for the PAUL WATKINS benefit performance are work­ year favorite Uvcr^ Hot Food Served ing out as smooth as velvet with everybody anxious to do his part SPECIALTY: Delivery Service On bay or dinir-f ap-tv" Barbecue A Assorted for a good cause ... The column's, heartfelt sympathy t0 the fam­ PIZZA and BAM-0 Sandwiches Starting Witb ilies of DICK LYNCH and RAY REDMAN, who will be sorely Early Breakfast missed on our special list of VIP. Open DaUy I A. tt.-1 A. M. Open Till 2 A. M. DaUy Food Served FrL _ Sat. * A. M. Ue_U Morning Mr. Si Mrs. Harry Batter. Props.: JOHN _ JAMES Tt'CKEB • UNTIL NEXT COLUMNTfME remember that EDDIE JAY Props. says, "You con take this as a fashion note or not: There'll be lit- itle change lo- men's pockets this year.*' THE 5_H_.6N.ING BREWING CO., CINCINNATI 14 QUIP PAGE 24 THE OHIO SEOTTNEIi THTJBSDAY, SEPTEMBER tS, 1960 WHAT'S THE BIG Vermount Lanes Adds To Staff WHY TRADE VOO SAVE OVERHAUL Engine or wTransmission NO MONEY DOWN

4000 MILE or VERIVioUNT RECREATION LANES announced (bis week '• i that two outstanding bowlers have been added to the staff of 90-DAY written Instructors at the popular bowling emporium. Pictured, left, is Charles Mason, better known as the •'Yak** to keglers through­ Nightly thru out tbe country, who has been placed in charge of promotion. Mason has been one of the top bowlers at VRC lor years and GUARANTEE represented the establishment in numerous tournaments with high honors. He will also aid in instruction between 4 and 6 p. m. or by appointment. He can be contacted at VRC Lanes, ALL MAKES IN STOCK CI. 8-2-S, or CL 3-5388. At right is charming Mrs. Eleador Fay Edwards, also added to VRC staff of instructors. One of the PREMIUM PARTS newer bowlers at VRC, she has shown such progress that she is considered one of the most outstanding in her league. She can IMMEDIATE SERVICE be contacted at the league or at home, CI. 2-1225. PRESENTS

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winiiipWfflBnai^^ • raawny mm****** sUsmamaamtmeameuitikt, —• &.GE26 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, I960 I THURSDAY, 3HPTEMBER 15, 1.60 i fTiiB OHIO SENfflNE-. PAGE 2% 1 *m known address is 340 Church St., Shirts and Tie* Preview TV Series HOMES Trenton, N. J., will take notice Thank.—. N. High Woman Charged that on Aug. 3, I960, Lucius T, CINCINNATI. — "Adventure for babies. Board, med­ Gilbert filed his petition in the Ed Baihy Tomorrow," a thrilling hew tele­ IT.. UUi. -..-, (• IM Waff* ical care and clothing Common Pleas Court of Frank. vision 'series termed a documen­ In Male's Death lin County, Ohio, Division ol tary of our time and tune to A family fight was climaxed guaranteed by licensed Domestic Relations, in Cause come, was previewecr for the with the death of a .1 year old No. 101228-D, praying for a di­ THE UNITED GOLFERS ASS'N. which played. Us _nnu_t tournament at Chicago rerrntly, press and school authorities re­ agency. State experi­ i Columbu4 man early Sunday vorce from her on grounds ol registered one of Its largest youth entries in history. Above, upper photo left, Max Stanford, cen­ cently by the Cincinnati Gas ence with children. Box and Electric Co. night. The' victim, Leroy Craig, wilful- absence for more than ter, UGA executive vice president, Philadelphia, makes awards to senior boys. Upper right, Jin died in White Cross hospital 529-C, Columbus 16, one year last past Said eause Brown, Coca-Cola Bottling Co. at Chicago, left, assists Lonnie Jones, center, UGA youth director, CGE is sponsoring the 39-week will be for hearing on or aftef aeries which will open on WLW- minutes after he had been stab­ Cincinnati, In awarding trophies donated by the Coca-Cola Cja., Atlanta. Lower right, Mrs. Mary Ohio. Sept. 29, I960.—Wm. A. Toler, TV Moday, Sept. 19. at 7 p. m. bed in the right side of his chest Att'y. 8-18, 25. 9-1. 8, 15. 22, I960. Campbell, who chaired Chicago host committee, with Brown as awards are made to Deborah Police said Craig's wife, Eliz­ Thomas F. West whose last Rhodes, St. Loois, left, daughter of Pro Ted Rhodes, and Charles Sifford Jr., Los Angeles, whose PYTHIAN GRILL abeth, 51. 56 Hull al., admitted LEGAL NOTICES father won pro division for sixth time. Left photo, pro golfer Moss H. Kendrix, center, head of address is unknown, will take "Biggest Little Grill wi)h an 8 in. butcher knife, PAUL (HC CKLEBCCK) Betty W. Bailey, -hose last Washington, D. C, public relations firm representing Coca-Cola, joins Mr. Jones In trophy cere­ notice that on Aug. 15, I960, In Columbus" stabbing her mate when they known address is 3008 Changing Thelma West filed her petition PRICES ARE LOW HERE Williams, who gained fame as mony. Kendrix' son, Alan, left, wen third place in Hand-under age group. Don Kosnicki, right, became involved in an argu­ St., N.E., Washington, D. C, in the Common Pleas Court o| 860 ML Vernon Ave. a sax man when he recorded won division's championship, while Fran Narcewick was runnerup. The latter two boys-are will take notice that on April 13, Franklin County, Ohio, Division ment. The stabbing occurred in "The Hncklebuck" with his I960, Robert C. Bailey filed his _-Wa- from Gary, Ind. Left to right, upper left, are Pat Kennedy, low medalist, Gary, Ind.; Mike Zu- own band in 1949, sending him of Domestic Relations, in Cause the stairway of their home. petition in the Common Pleas on one of the greatest tours of No. 10133--D, praying for a di­ brik, third place, championship flight, Gary, Ind.; Mike Narcowick, champion, Gary, Ind.; Mr. Court of Franklin County, Ohio, Stanford; Jerry Owens, championship runnerup in the 15-17 age MICKEY'S GRIlt Before the stabbing, the cou­ one nlghters ever experienced vorce from him on grounds of INS N. Fourth SL Division of Domestic Relations, group, Hattiesburg, Miss.; Gerry Monroe, first place, first flight, ple had exchanged several blows by a performer, will bow In at gross neglect of duty. Said causo COSTS LESS Cor. Third Ave. Vets Memorial with his famed in Cause No. 99988, praying for 'will be for hearing on or after Gary. Ind.; Albert Dixon, third place, first flight, Cincinnati, O., and Mrs. Craig had hurled sev­ a divorce from her on grounds aad kneeling, Leroy Walker, second place, first flight, Chicago. Beer, Wine, Whiskey outfit Sept. 22 at 8 p. m. There [Sept 29, 1960. — William H» Home Cooked Foods of gross neglect of duty. Said The girl winners seen at right with Mr. Jones and Mr. Brown eral sewing machine drawers will be other featured enter­ i Brooks. Att'y. 8-18, 25, 9-1, t, 13. THAN YOU MIGHT THINK WE SPECIALIZE IN at her husband, police disclosed. tainers including Bobby By- cause will be for hearing on or 122, 1960. are Renee Powell, champion and low medalist, E. Canton, O.; RED HOT CHILI after Sept. 29, I960—William H. Doris Evans, second place, Chicago, and Ernestine Philpot, also Charged with manslaughter, dell, Sam Cooke, Duane Eddy, Bo Diddley, Marv Johnson, Brooks, Att'y. 8-18, 23, 9-1, 8, 15, SITUATION WANTED of the Windy City, third place. The Coca-Cola Co., Atlanta, Mrs. Craig pleaded innocent and Chubby Checker and Harold 22. 1960. EXPERIENCED T-PIST de­ and you can get one right away sponsors the UGA youth division. her case was continued for a /ay JO-ANN'S Cromer. Tickets' are available Betty Davis, whose last ad­ sires part time Job typing or at any of 19 city wide offices SANDWICH SHOP preliminary hearing Sept. 22 in at Marshall's, 46 N. High sL dress is unknown, will take no­ as receptionist. Eves 5-9 or _r (ill Us for municipal court. Bond was set Aggies To Be Ready For Tennessee 4S8 Mt. Vernon Ave. tice that on Aug. 26, 1960, Doro­ 10. AX. 1 3-06 after 8. GREENSBORO, N. C—The AT college Aggies were reported at $500. thy Lee Davis filed his petition Pall Measure Says Africans Request APTS-, ROOMS FOR RENT Of Protection at press time this week rapidly shaping up for Tennessee State FREE in the Common Pleas Court of It*, fall; the lime of the ytor when •*« A-I university Tigers' whom they meet here in intersections! foot­ 1 Ballpoint Pen TURNER'S Negro Pen Pals In USA Franklin County, Ohio, in Cause 4-ROOM apartment 2 bedrooms, ball on Saturday night, Sept. 24. Head Coach Bert Piggott said on With Every No. 101487-D, praying for a di­ living room, kitchen. Furnish­ pern., of all kind, start piling up and RE_n"AlJRANT MT. VERNON.—Lothar Er- tomelime. gel ahead of you. Why not Does th« present day Monday that his boys reported in top physical condition and have HAMBURGER vorce from her on the grounds ed $85 per month, utilities value of your property shown amazing form in timing and speed. His team had held two _SV_ E. Long SL langer, 121 E. Vine st., here, of wilful absence for more than paid. For information call see Ohio National today for a low-cost Special Fri. Sat. Sun. outweigh your fire in­ major scrimmage sessions in the first 10 days of workouts. 6% Beer — Wine -^Whiskey promoter of correspondence be­ one year last past Said cause CL. &-9QB4. Bancplan* Instalment Loan...if'* Open 24 Hours Fri. & SaL surance coverage? If so HOME COOKED FOODS tween pen pals in all free na­ will be for hearing on or after Closed Sunday at Midnight 1425 COLE ST. 3 rooms *** geared to your need* and your budget. your loss could be sub­ S7S CA. 4-4-tt van tions, announces that he has 380 Oct 13, I960.—Webster S. Ly­ bath, newly redecorated. $50 •*.. 0.1. T~_ Man stantial. Better check requests from eager persons in man, Jr., Att'y. 9-1, 8, 15, 22, 29, a month. CL. 3-.131. with us. No obHeaMon. TRAIN TO BE A BARBER Ghana, W. Africa, tor pen pals 10-J3, I960, among American Negro citizens. BEAUTIFUL 31 S. MONROE CA. 8-3307. AIR-CONDlTIONi-D % OU N__5t<4 6nJt Security With Exceptionally Good Income SKYLINE BAR He says the letter writers on Furnished apartments. Hood presents . . . HANK MARK and HIS DUO this list range in age from 8 to TWO MEN well acquainted in Columbus. Must be bondable, MrUIA.CO MHCOHIO _->».». B0 *_~M« f. 0. t. C ENROLL NOW Playing Nitely Except Tuesday 53. He also has lists of persons SENTINEL »uo-crip»»on c* teacy Jam Session Saturday 5-7 P. M. have car and at least 2 years Me**., re..-- ttsem $.jrt*. ,7aK m rate* are one year, $6 50$ in other countries who wish _____5___J__-__- ' 0K!0 STATE BARBER COLLEGE, INC. New LOW Prices Daily From 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. college. $8000 earnings first sis months, 53.50. Mail Serving Liquor, Beer, Food Daily American pen pais. He invite- year. Prefer 30-40. year old. Investigate New subscriptions SENT ANY­ . Vernon Avs, Cor. Long A Hamilton CL. 2-422- interested persons to write him Write Box 2817, Hilltop Sta­ pisrsota. d__ Phone or Write Per Additional Information WHERE, C 197 S. High SL Columbus IS, O. tor details. tion, Columbus, Ohio. =1 CA. 8-5219

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.• THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1960 PAGE 28 THE OHIO Sl-N-TNEL REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE PAGB 2tt APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT HOUSE FOR RENT APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. 1960 mtQmommm* 4 ROOMS and bath, unfurnished 783 Bl'LEN. 5 years old, 1,_- $ ROOMS, private bath, near 1217 N. SIXTH ST. % double, 7 Land Contract apartment N. 21st St. 2-room story, carpeted living room, bus. 353 and -53_ Hill Ave. rooms, full basement, new gas S. Highland Ave. furnace, finished third -floor. furnished apartment, N. 20th large kitchen, 2 bedrooms and Vacant $50 month, HU. 8-6347. 5-room, 1-floor plan, newly $85. CA 4-6635. St CL- 3-1703 after 3 p. m. bath on first floor, second floor UNFURNISHED. 2 bedrooms, partially finished, full base­ painted, new gas furnace in living.room, kitchen. Utilities ment, gas furnace, $500 down, excellent condition.- Priced paid. 1 block south of Broad FHA. J. W. BARNHART* — for quick sale. Low down Move In Now! Beautiful Exclusive St. 2 blocks from Oak St. shop­ Realior UN. 6-3420 and UN. payment ping center. Payment by 6-1797. Clarendon Ave. month or week. Private en- Small home ideal for couple. * trance. Call CL. 2-1436 after Eastgate Clifton Par Id New kitchen and bath. 3-car 6 p. m. Exclusive Rental-Purchase Plan Puts FOR SUE* BY EXECUTOR garage. Lot 90x165. Price YOUR BETTER light house­ * Apartments Apartments Real Estate for sale to M00O. keeping rooms. Clean, no lor 2 Bedrooms " close Estate. roaches. Room and kitchen. Children Welcome N. Garfield Ave. You In A New Southfield Home How! 3-b-droom home, gas furnace, Private entrance, private 3 bedrooms, very clean, Very neat and clean, near 1). 5 acres —.unimproved— nice kitchen, fenced yard, parking, close to bus. AXl near schools. Attractive schools, beautifully land­ Havens Rd. near Wag­ convenient to school, church 9-1485 and AM. 2-0582. bath and shower, first floor scaped, free swimming goner Rd. laundry, brick buildings, and bus. pool, children's playground, 2) 12 acres—unimproved— garbage disposal, "3 play­ On these and other New Ford Hotel No. 2 brick buildings, near bus­ Havens Rd. near Dixon grounds. On busline. line. outstanding boys 452'it E. Long St CA. 4-0421 Rd. Transient and Permanent 3) Frame Double — 3029- (all George E. Hope Guests Welcome 3031 E. 6th Ave. Imme­ Ford Hotel No. 1 Still $82.50 Month $80 Month diate occupancy. BR. 4-5981 Operated at 179 N. 6th St N. Nelson Rd. St 1750 Clifton Ave. Allen B. Cans, Executor Francis Realty Co. Web tarnished, clean with Maryland Ave. CL. 3-5561 very modern hotel faculties. Open 9 A. M. to 7 p. M. Open 9 A. M. to 7 P. M. 17 S. High St. CA. 4-3111 Known from coast to coast tot Sand-- | to 5 P. M. Sunday Z to 5 P. M. homelike atmosphere. FOR BETTER HOME BUYS SEE OR CALL COOLER'S TOURIST 159 N. 17th St CL. 3 511. a. 8-4053 a. 2-6432 JAMES COOPER. Mgr. SENTINEL RECOMMENDED BEAUTY SALONS BROOKS To list in this directory call CLearbrook 3-7416. Deadline for new listings, copy changes, is Saturday, 12 moon. REALTY CO. BEDROOM | BC0R0OM CA. 1.143 • 1Z0 HAMILTON AVE. • CA. 4-5770 LITTLE HUNTS BEAUTY HEIGHT EAST and SOUTHEAST HOUSE of BEAUTY BEAUTY SHOP 10-room brick. 1228 Franklin Ave. New copper plumbing, 807 Mt Vernon av. Hair Styling a Specialty 1229 Mt. Vernon Ave. hardwood floors, tiled kitchen, completely rewired, steel CL. 3-1111 • CL. S-5873 848 Mt. Vernon CL. 3-8.13 CL. 8-9282 storm windows and screens, wall-to-wall carpeting, finished Complete Beaaty Service Helen Glover, Opr. third floor, full basement, new gas furnace, many other ex­ <¥> Beautiful 3-Bedroom Ranches No Appointment Necessary Anna Boxeman, Prop. Open Monday thru Saturday tras. Call CA. 1-3143 or CA. 4-5770 to see this beautifully dec­ _ Operators: Mable Brown, orated 4-bedroom home. Johnnie Mae Lawson', Lucy THE MAR-LOU r ______392-394 N. Garfield Ave. 20-room brick double in good con­ Ward, Almeda Scott TILLEEN'S BEAUTY SALON dition. Has facilities to maintain a good income. Equipped on -^ 3 Schools in talking Distance Clara Rogers, Mgr. Beaute Shoppe 10... Miami Ave. CL. 2-723! one side with 3 complete kitchens, 2 baths, gas ranges, re­ 917 Mt Vernon Ave. OL. 3-646* frigerators, full basement, gas furnace. Other side straight 10 Warnie Hensley, Operator Open Monday thro Saturday __^L Convenient Transportation Vogue Beauty Salon Margaret Long and Mel von Givens, Rhea Brown rooms, Including finished third, full basement, furnace. Louise Smith, Prop's Wright Jessie Vinson CA. 1-3143 or CA. 4-5770. LIVING ROOM AX. t-8856 BR. 9-578. 2089 E. Fifth Ave. Corner lot, 1% story, 3 bedrooms, full New, Clean Neighborhood HOUSE of CLAMOUR basement, gas furnace, 12x18 dining room, dinette area, kit­ 784 E. Fifth Ave. It's the best housing buy in all Columbus. Move in now I DORA'S CLASSIC chen, 2 bedrooms first floor, 1-car garage. Very close to trans­ - Open Monday thru Saturday 638 Mt Vernon Ave. CL. _•____ portation. Call to see this very lovely home. CA. 1-3143 or Your rent applies to your purchase. At Southfield—you Beauty Salon Ida Speight, Prop. Complete Beamy Servtee CA. 4-5770. discover a community planned to meet total family needs. Balr Styling—Hair Cutting Complete Beaety Service loyce Jackson. Mary Estell, 134 N. Vtta sc CL. 3-132 442-444 Eldridge. 12-room double. 3 bedrooms per Bide, Located to give you clean, fresh-air living, yet with every Prop Mattic Warren Turner city convenience. Only 12 minutes from Broad and High. Donna Wilson, Operators Operators: Clara Caldwell. Dora Phillips Russell Prop. full basement, gas furnaces, wall-to-wall carpeting in living Eleanor Willis, Mary Frances Willie Mae Stanley, Opr. room, corner lot, lovely large yard with 2-car garage. Asking Children walk to school. To qualify you need only a week­ Inquire About Our Russell, Annie Kate Jackson $13,500. CA.*4-5770 or CA. 1-3143. ly salary of $75 and a good credit rating. See Southfield •'WEEKEND SPECIALS!" today and get the details on our unique easy to buy CHECK THESE OUTSTAHDIHG JUST A MERE Glazed brick double. 1472-1474 Bryden Rd. Reduced for OPENING SOON quick sale. 817,500. 8 rooms including finished third floor, full Rental-Purchase plan. STVI.F.TTE BEAUTY SALON QUALITY HOME FEATURES 1132 E. Long St. Bcattty Snhn busement, gas furnace, each side, corner lot. CA. 1-3143 or 1281 Mt. Vernon Ave. Comfortable Automatic Ga* Heat 348 N. 20th St - CL. 2-3379 CA. 4-770. (Cor. Champion) CL. 8-138. GRAVELY'S Automatic Garbage Disposal Complete Beaaty Servtee Haberdashery for sale. This business is established. Stock Automatic Gaa Hot Water Complete beauty service 1132 COIFFURE SHOP Sally Nolan, Anna F'eaard, cases and all must go. Call Charles Wilburn CL. 29070 or On Specializing in Hair Cutting iy I Lifetime Copper Plumbing WANTED: Grade McCoy, Zorada White, CA. 4-5770. 7150 All Aluminum Sliding Window* and Styling Operators « EXPERIENCED 1487 Madison Ave. Brick, 4 bedrooms, with connecting Lustrous Asphalt Tile Floors Evenings by appointment Elgetha Cnrrtngtoa, Ownat baths, screened porch, bedrooms connect from large hall up­ § I per month Worlds of Closet, Storage Space Gladyce R. Moore, Opr. OPERATORS stairs. Third floor, 2 rooms and bath; first floor double living Ida Mae Griffin and Dorothy Call CL. 8-93-5 After 5 P. M. Large Lot with Shrubs and Grass CLASSIC room with fireplaces, nicely tiled kitchen with pantry and Beautiful Modern Bath Bryant, Owners utility room, screened back porch, full basement, gas furnace, BEAUTY SALON no hidden extras Three Spacious Bedrooms new hot water tank, good plumbing, 2-car garage. Call Re­ IHA'S BEAUTY SHOP Family Size Living Room 925 Mt Veraoa CL. 3-3076 becca Redman CL. 8-2611 or CA. 1-3143. Includes all improvements . . . streets, sidewalks, C-mrlete Beaaty Sendee—Hair Styling and Scalp Treatment Complete Beauty Service Modern Kitchen — Big Dining Space .wers, water . . . taxes- insurance, everything! Prop. Ima Johnson. Oprs. Virginia Cole, Charlie Mae Logan, Prep. 55fi E. Long St. A'large 7-room brick with 4 bedrooms and Natural Wood Built-in Cabinets 33. St. Clair Ave. CL. 3-6083 Open Dally 9 A. M. to 8 P. _t Operators: Loveila Davies, . a 3-car garage. Will sell on land contract with small down pay­ Handy Utility Room Leona Wade, Millie Allen, ment. Call BR. 6-4862 or CA- 4-5770. May Be Paid Off Anytime Planned For All-Family Living v PREMIER BEAUTY SAL0M Travis Jackson, R__ie NORTH FHA Financing I7-» Greenway Ave. CL. 2-5971 Russell, Winifred Wallace, 2323 E. Fifth Ave. Will your business have to relocate? See Hair Styling - Manicure - Hair Coloring - Hair-Cutting this terrific location. Maybe you arc just interested in stay­ Hair Straight Permanents - Processing . Facials Come to ing abreast with areas that are commercially valuable. 139' OPEN HOUSE DAILY Cosldenla Harris, Mgr.-Prop. Fifth Ave. frontage. Take drive and see, then give us a ring at Model Borne furnished by Click's, open LEONA'S Operate-.: Lob Patrick, Sarah Boyd, Leola Simpson CA. 4-5770 or CA. 1-3143 and let us tell you bow arrangements from 12 'til 7 daUy. Come oat! Go east on r BEAUTY STUDIO can be made. Livingston off S. High to Lockbourne Read, FASHIONETTA BEAUTY BAR To Be Beautiful Land contract. $8500. 6-room single. Can be duplexed. Full then south to South/.<-.._. 677 E. LONG ST. CA.'84649 Specials oa All Work basement, gas furnace, large lot CA. 1-3143 or CA. 4.770. Complete Beaaty Service WEST and HILLTOP Oprs; Oertru-e MeEInry, Cat-trine Ch-uefi, 141 N. Guilford Ave. HI. 3 7441 Eileen Stamps Herbert Sellers, Gladys Lucille Reeves, OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, SEPT. 18, Z to 4 P. M. at 2231 | tS\\. 9-650. Safford Ave. I bedrooms. Cal! Jo Pannell for particulars. AX. Dora Good and Evelyn McBroom 4-1850 or CA. 4-5770. BOOTH FOB RENT Leoaa Thornton Jones, Mgr.

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THURSDAY. {SEPTEMBER 15. 1960 Tmomommoms. PAGE SI APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT '.& Columbus Baiter Shop Directory NAACP Leader To THE HAWKINS STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! 65 N. MONROE AVE, CL. 3-4815 Speak For Masons BARGAIN SURPLUS SALES Col-cob.., OUo 959 MT. VERNON AVE. We Welcome Old and Horn Patron. THOMPSON BARBER SHOP Transient Gueat Welcomed Ultra Modern Complete Tonsorial Service Sunday, Sept. 25 We Continue to Render the Same E_sclu»iv_- Special Service — Scalp Treatment & Deluxe Facial James Farmer of the national Ef ficient Servico Charles Dudley, Mgr. John Thompson, Prop. ,&•- mm* OPEN 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M NAACP office will be the prin­ George Jones, Isiab Hunter, Damon Lynch, cipal speaker on the program COME IN AND SIT AROUND Wade Sober, Charles Dudley, Barbers celebrating Prince Hall Day, un­ der auspices of the 11 lodges ot THE CRACKER BARREL LUXURIOUS SUBURBAN TOM'S BOtnON the Third Masonic District, USE Worshipful Prince Hall Grand r BARBER SHOP Lodge of Ohio, M . >._t. Vernon IN OUR "GENERAL i S31 N. 29tb St WANT-ADS Av. AME church Sunday after- ? o*_?s OOUTHGATE MANOR Complete Barber Service noon, Sept. 25. STORE" ATMOSPHERE /j Fit 8 to 1 Sat. 8 to 8 Deputy Grand Lecturer Rus­ Looking Cor a lovely suburban apart­ SENTINEL Leonard Thomas, Prop. sell W. Pace of the Third Dis­ ment? Don't wait! Visit us today! Brady White. Jr., Barber trict, is general chairman, and 1. 2 and 3-bcdrooms. Rent $67.50 Barbers Wanted Arthur J. Hill of Pride of Hiii- CAR WASH MEN'S USED up. Includes heat, hot water, gar­ WHALEY top Lodge No. 110 will terve as BRUSHES COVERALLS bage disposal, playgrounds, offstreet HARRIS' ST. CLAIR BARBER SHOP master of ceremonies. Other Regularly S3.00 (Good Condition) parking and FREE Bus Service. BARBER SHOP lodge members will appear on Only a few dozen 614 8. LONO ST. Regularly $3.00 Model apartment open daily 9 to 9, 863 St. Clair Ave. the program to which thc public left at the close- Complete Barbei Service furnished by Click's. (Between Star and 3rd Av's) Barbcra: is invited. out price of Aft- _„r-$U9! OFFICE OPEN 9 to 9 Complete Tonsorial Service Irene Turnei ft Kolb Jeoes Masons of the district art You Save $1.21 2099 Alum Creek Drive CL. 8 &4*4 Facials A Specialty DELUXE FACIALS asked t0 meet at the hall of SL TRANSMISSION Andrew Harris, Prep. tvil.MS WHALEY. Prep. Mark's Lodge No. 7. at 1 p. m., FLUID PLASTIC Open Tues. Weds. Tburs. from which they will be escor­ PRESTONE ROLL SUG'S ted to the church by Taylor Quart Can tlr LAUNDRY Sat. 8. Fri. H•. ROOFING 0C REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Only * BASKET BARBER SHOP Commandery, Knights Templar. 45-lb. • 198 sq. ft. Regularly 69c. You j 432 WILSON AVE. 875 E. LONO ST. Rollin Kc-lley will serve as pa­ Prepare your car (Round) BROGSDALE'S Now's the time for Save 43c per quart I.rick double. 6 rooms and bath. ECHENRODE Complete Barber Servtes rade marshal. for winter - and roof repairs. Regularly $2.00 BARBER SHOP Barbers: Sag Holman, TV^NTENNA Land contract. For appointment 621 B. LONO ST. save 49c per gallon Sale Price Now AA|> William E. Stewart (INDOOR TYPE) 77V write L. J. Kolb, RR 1, Dresden, Complete Barber Service Fellowship House at this low price! Only $2.44 Only George Jones A Real Rargain Ohio. ." / EXCHANGE Facial* and Scalp Treatments Regularly S3.19 • You Save $1.01 A Specialty OLDTTMER Festival Sept. 17 ALUMINUM C Ton Save ?5e only ** SUBURBAN RANCH 1 mile David A. Williams, C I N C1NNATI. — Fellowship BOOSTER KID'S north of .Northern Lights Shop­ STORE 11. B. Posey,-Barbers Haley's Barber Shop CABLES - 8 ft. Regularly $-.00 - House, 037 Lexington av., wjH You Save . _.ul TENNIS SHOES ping Center. Adequate land 326 S. HIGH ST. Beiiale B-rogsdaie, Prop. 15*Z Mt. Vernon Ave. bold its annual "fall festival" Save Money - MICHIGAN Complete Tonsorial Service School term al­ 'Sh oppew for development of a family (First Bldg. So. of on the grounds Saturday, Sept. Usually S2.50 PEAT Eugene Haley, Prop. (50-pound bag) "" TENNIS ready started. Per- swimming pool. City conven­ Southern Hotel) JOHNSONS 17, according, to Joan Marshall, NOW OXFORDS Floyd W. Saunders. Barber SI.44! Special Savings at f e c t for gym iences:. Catholic and ^public Innerspring Mattress . S 5.00 BARBER SHOP chairman. The festival, beginn­ 1 For casual loafing classes. schools- nearby. Could' accom­ m E. 5th Ave. ONLY t •*•'•* the tail end of the Ceil Spring 7.00 ing at 2 p. m. and lasting to 10 or sports. Only fjg modate 2 families. Owner Study Tab$s (4) .. ea. 7.0« Men, Women and Cblldren't PIERCE'S p. rn.. will feature kiddie ri­ gardening season. Hair Cutting Mm moving from city, must sell Stndent Desks (2) .<*.«_. 19.90 BARBER SHOP des, games, valuable prizes Only %c Regularly $2.00 • H__r_: 3:1- A. 88. .*3Q P. M Regularly SI .50 - within short period. 919,700. Chests (-> ca. 10.09 Sat 3:3t A M. To 8 P. M Con.pirte Barber Servtee and food. Proceeds will help You Save $1.01 Call "AM. 3-3978 for appoint­ support the program of Fellow­ Yo Save 84c CLOSRD WEDNESDAY KM E LONO ST u ment to see. ship House, which w an inter- MISC. SERVICES MISC. SERVICES group agency dedicated lo bet­ MISC. SERVICES MISC SERVICES ter racial understanding and LEAKY ROOFS A SPECIALTY. EDWARD P. ZIP* . STOP AT TIP-TOP 0_£AN__J4S cooperation in the-community. i Gutters, spouting, tin, tar, car­ JEFFS POOL ROOM ONE DAY SERVICE pentry, cement, stucco, tile. Scissors and Knives 1218 MT. VEHNON AVE. 878 Ml. VEBNON AVE. Blcvcles for Rent Pi/"-

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1960 SENTINEL SPORTS CLEANINGS Columbus Colts Ready For Opener By BILL BELL • Sports Editor

• LAST WEEK, we ran into oi the human race, heart dis- a shortage of space and part of j ease, has cut a wild swath our column had to be sacrificed.; through local circles in the past Among the copy that ended up month. in the stereo room were an- First to go was Al (Pop) Keys, nouncements by Mrs. Florence' former basketball great, one- Richardson and Wallace Tanks-!time director of Beatty Center AFRICA SPEARS -broajh representatives typical of these ley. .(and one of tho original group of two emissaries Iron the dark continent pictured as they attend­ Mrs. Richardson is issuing a' Negro firemen at the 20th st. ed African Diplomatic corps event in Washington recently: Left, call for lady bowlers for teams firehouse. Sylla La mine of Guinea and A. Bandele Oyedlraa at Nigeria, at Vermount Recreation Lanes; Next was Ray Redman, one of who speaks Is cultured Oxford tones. Story on Page t. and Mr. Tanksley wants a spon- 'Columbus' all-time softball sor for a male bowling team.: greats as well as a great all- Interested persons may contact around high school star and one Mrs. Richardson at CI. 8-3253 or of the original Harmonaircs, in person at the Vermount when they were a large group, THB OHIO lanes. Mr. Tankslcv's phone ______,_ _ number is CI. 2 9661. ' , • THE GRIM ***** struck I FROM THIS LINEUP of huskies will come the linemen for the recently organised Columbus I closer at home last week, when Colts, local entry in the American Football Conference. The opening league game is Saturday # CONTINUING the list of it took our old friend and former night. Sept. 17, when the Colts will meet the Toledo Tornadoes at Jet stadium. Olympic winners from last week co-worker on the old Ohio State j —Wilbert (Skeeter) McClure of,News, Dick Lynch. Dick, who Saturday night in Newark, O. place among football greats this lieves he will be one of the Toledo, light middleweight had risen to an enviable posftion The Triangles had won their season, it will be because four Bucks' greatest. champion; Sgt. Ed Crook of the:in the Columbus Dispatch Edi- first three games this season. sepia lads have performed as Army. middleweight king. jtorial Dept., was not known lo- • WE WATCHED Sonny Lis* The Colts will open their they are expected to. Currently, VOL, 1ST. No. IS THURSDAY, SE! McClurc came home to ajcally for his athletic ability, but American Football Conference the offensive team, which in ton win a decision over Eddie hero's welcome last Thursday in ' in his hometown, Youngstown. season Saturday night in Jet sta­ practice has shown the ear­ Machen last Wednesday nigh, Toledo. The mayor's committee;he won fame as a sprinter and dium against the Toledo Torna­ marks of being far above last on television. From What we presented him with a check for j tennis player, in his high school does. Last season, the Colts year's team, has three race lads saw, either Machen Is a better $500. He also received a wristj days. He also played footbal] in were rated the best defensive on it. They are Bob Ferguson at fighter than we ever -sought .to watch and other gifts. His frat j high school and semi-pro. Dick club in the league. If Gene Fek- fullback, Ed Ulmer, a sopho­ brothers of Kappa Alpha Psi ar j was the first Negro to work as a was, or Li .ton la not as great as e ete can build an offense in the more from Brookfield, at left hoping to collect $2000. so that j reporter on a local daily, short time he has been the of­ half, and Paul Martin at end. be is rated to be. We cannot ses they may present him with a • COLUMBUS Colts slaught- fensive coach, the Colts should Ferguson was last year's left- him licking the champ, Floyd car. jered the Dayton Triangles, 39-7, go places. half, but fullback is his position, Patterson, if that was bis best • THAT DREADED scourge | in their opening exhibition game • IF OHIO State regains her and Coach Woody Hayes be­ effort Wednesday night. ^ _____

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"FIRST CHAMPS IN 23 YEARS" Is added distinction for the City Sanitation DepL softball team which annexed the 18-0 honors ia the fast Buckeye Industrial ADVANCE-! League. Honors and trophies willbe awarded the players at a victory and appreciation banquet at Windsor Terrace Recreation Center Thursday evening. Sept. 28. NE6R0 AREAS estfy nest moan Mayor W. Ralston Westlake and other city dignitaries, tn addition to civic leaders and sports personalities, will head the speakers* roster. Tbe public Is invited te hie lea, purchase. attend. Photo, left te right, kneeling, includes: Otis Thompson, Ariiss White, Leroy Treat, Charles Saunders, manager, and Calvert Porter. Back row: Sob Black, transportation; Larry l&rkins. Jim Payne, secretary and official scerekeeper; Eogene Cowan, George Maekey, Esrt Redman, Sanitation SvpL •'Art*' Bellar and Ed­ P<__»ible (he eee. die J. CI -ton, publicity director. t» Pre*, u. R. H« Slot? 08 Page 3 tO.-lR.fiy fmuad «t