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"" THE OHIO I f SENTINEL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1958 NEGRO DEN0S SPLIT SPORTS GLEANINGS •_. Story On Pago 2
By BILL BELL • Sports Editor O M O • • O v_n WJ Windy Citians Sparkle At Central THS OHIO t~ H Sm( mc m o CD _• t_> LAST WEEK WE wrote tbat OSU Coach Woody Hayes weal* • • 5 C. -1 have te develop an air attack If be hoped to avert defeat ta tha o. so > Purdue game, ne did not come up with a forward pass attack, . • • THI PEOPLE'S o 3 bat be did come up with his most potent offense In the last two « m games. Namely, a hard charging left end. Jim Huston, and a ball CHAMPION H wc hawking left tackle, Jim Marshall, whose combined efforts ac SENTINEL c -j _-, counted for 14 points against the tough Boilermakers' defense. In . ... -___•-_------_-__-*-__-____!» f ta cidentally, tbat was twice as many points as the Buck backs have • - . Cm scored In their last three games. VOl*. 10, No. 14 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1951 10 CENTS COLUMBUS, OHIO m£ The first score came with dramatic suddenness early in th* ... .,.,,,,., , .I.. . tu first quarter when Clyde Washington dropped back to punt from so his own 35. Huston drove in without being touched and blocked ;*5 the punt and Marshall, who was following him, scooped up the pig skin on a dead run and outran the Purdue pursuers for 22 yards and a touchdown. Eastgate Wife Killer • • • —• THE SECOND SCORE CAME JUST AS IT APPEARED NAB CAP CITY Purdue was starting a march. Ohio State had marched from Its own 20 to Purdue's -3 where Frank Kremblas' fumble was re covered by John Circone. on Purdue's 10. The Boilermakers' moved tbe ball to their 25 and scatback Jim Tiller was sent In as the flanking back. To Pen Bob Spoo faded back to pass. As the pass left his hand Huston batted it and his shadow, Marshall, snatched it out of the DUO ROBBING air and ambled 25 yards for bis second touchdown of tbe day. » • • ' MARSHALL IS OUR CANDIDATE FOR LINEMAN OF THE week, but he will get serious competition from another sepia Big Ten lineman, sophomore end Earl Faison of Indiana, who hot only For Life blocked Michigan State's field goal attempt but scooped the sphe> . OHIO BELI SAF• *-•* miHWijEu >- roid up ond scooted 92 yards tor the game's only score to give the - 0aPagt3 Hoosiers an upset 0-0 victory over the Spartans. • 'Taj ."• ' ...... Y.Y •' • » *.- — — Sfory O&Page 2 TWO STANDOUT REASONS WHY CENTRAL STATE college seems headed for a great grid DON CLARK HAD THE WORST DAY OF HIS CAREER. HE --_-_____-____- >season la this pair—Quarterback Norman Shaw, 180 pound freshman, and Ora Fltzhugh, center, fumbled twice and Purdue .recovered both times. He gained 23 185 pounder, also a freshman. Both lads hall from Chicago. yards in seven tries. Ernie Wright was one of the five Bucks te play the entire game. ____•_• Community Theatre Aids Seal Sale Clyde Washington, right half, pulled the play of the day on tha extra point try. Purdue was trailing 14-12 and elected to go for n Indianapolis' Elizabeth Stanfield Is the two points as time was running out. Washington took a pitch- out and faded to his right looking for a receiver. None" was in sight. He reversed his field and started to his left. ALmJdfield he Seen As One Of All-Time Sports Greats found his progress blocked so he halted and surveyed the field. He found end Dick Brooks standing all alone in the end. zone. A By FINNIS BREEDLOVE '48 when, after only three George Cartwright has finally soft pass and the score was tied 14-14 and the Boilermakers had ASK ANY sports writer to months of play, she ployed in made a comeback (post mor staged a comeback which will go down in football annals as on* vote for the top woman athlete he first tournament and quali tem) and is hitting the ball as of the classics. Brooks had just scored the touchdown on a seven pf all time and I believe the an fied for the first flight. Until "51, he did in Texas . . . Henry Mun- yard pass from quarterback Ross Fichtner. swer would be (Babe) Zaharias. most of Elizabeth's play was ln ford of Akron is one of the most • • * JThis writer agrees she was this flight a n c occasionally enthusiastic promoters of golf in great but wonders if her record higher. In '51. she came into the midwest . . . James Holmes THE BOILERMAKERS USED FIVE SEPIA FLAYERS— • gtand against some of the lesser her own on the course. and Bob i Balthrop of Cleveland Brooks, Washington, Tom Barnett, Emory Turner and Jim Tiller. Knowns. I have in mind Eliza- From 1951 until this past sea are still tryiiig to find out what • • • in-it, Stanfield of Iindionapolis. son, she has won seven medal happened to all those fine golf ELBERT DUBENION, THE EX-SOUTH HIGH STAR, con Elizabeth started her track ist. 10 championship (first games Uicy had played pre tinues his drive for recognition as one of the nation's top small . career in grammar school and place) and so many of runnerup viously . . . Paul Spiilrr of college backs. Saturday against. Centre college ot Kentucky ha won the Indiana AAU champion and lesser trophies she admitted Louisville is asked to contact raced to two touchdowns. One ol his jaunts was for 64 yards and ships in the 50 and 100 yard she didn't know exactly how the press relations committee the second for six. He also pulled off the defensive play of tha dashes. Graduating from high many that she has won. of thc District . . . James (Drip) Anthony talks the best game of day by intercepting a Centre pass late in the final quarter to stop school in '40, she sstartcd play She holds bachelor's and mas a drive which was threatening to give Centre the victory. As a re- • ing tennis and was runnerup in ter degrees from Butler univer any glofcr but can't seem to put his theories into practice suit of his interception, Blufton gave Centre an intentional safety the city parks tournament her sity in physical education and and assured itself ot a 19-10 victory. .first year, also winner of the math and is a junior high Susan Fulton aand Beverly Mc- Motor City tournament at De srhool instructor. Cray are two of the juniors • • - troit. most likely to succeed . . . Did BERNTE CASEY, SOPHOMORE BOWLING GREEN half, HYDE• ? • • * In '*7, she represented Indi Bill Fields give up the game be bark from Columbus East, scored a 31 yard touchdown in Bowl HOOKS AND SLICES—George cause his daughter Janice is Story On Page 4 anapolis in the national parks Wilson (who plays golf about ing Green's 33-6 rout of Ohio university. tournament and was rated 6th showing more, golfing ability ntionally. In the midwestern like Roland James) had the than he is? . . . George Smith '• • • tourney, she was runnerup, be luckiest day of his life two has one of the most brilliant ca HQMER FLOYD, THE MASSILLON BOY WHO IS CAPTAIN weeks ago when he shot four ing defeated by thc great Al recrs of any golfer in the mid of Kansas' Jayhawks, led his team to their first victory over Ne thea Gibson. straight birdies at Raymond . . . west but lt is impossible to print Btrdle Breedlove was runnerup it without the details . . . The braska in ten years. He scored 14 points in the first half to pace • Sentinel Thanksgiving Holiday Deadline _ » • lo Margaret Calloway for top the Jayhawks to a 29-7 victory. SHE DECIDED TO take up Harris brothers, George and Daa U the Thanksgiving holiday, Tbe Sentinel goes to press honors among Columbus Bill, have shied away from the • • • bowling and has managed to golferettes with Ann Mallory HAL WILLIAMS OF DAYTON, MIAMI U.'S RIGHT HALF, oaa day early next week. Deadlines for the edition are: win three trophies in competi game since Nay Garris came third . . . Sammy Hopkins and into his own . . . Gene Galloway scored three touchdowns to aid thc Indians in swamping Marshall ADVERTISING—Display! Monday, Nor. U, U noun. Cfas- tion. Her highest series was 739 Charles Sims have been trophy 20-0. The victory gave the Ohioans their sixth Mid-American Con strisdt Monday, Nov. U, S p. nt. and highest single game 279. In topped all male golfers in CC- hunting all season. Since the end MI ' the past scsason . . . Jess ference championship. NEWS—Deadline for ALL copy Is Monday, Nor. t., at n**a. CONSTANCE NICHOLS, 1751 RICHMOND AY.. RIGHT, plays major role in 30 minute play -. league play last season, she car- of the season, they are playing Williams has more know-how • . • • • ried an average of better than Nest week's edition wilt ba distributed on Wednesday, Nov. produced by Colnmbus Community Theatre for 1951 Christmas seal sale. Show was produced na golfers in their class and still than - the- average golfer but is JERRY NOWELL, FORMER COLUMBUS EAST STAB NOW WOSU-TV and has been Ktnescoped by Tuberculosis Society for loas to groups throughout Colum 172. coming out on top . . . CC-MI is loo impatient . at Miami, won back bis starting end position last week against Hex. taking en... parted in bus and Franklln county. The play relates the story of the first Christmas seaL Pictured wttfc still playing on weekends . . . Bowling Green. Mrs. Nlcbals ara, from left, Cheryl MargoUs, James Stakera aad Mrs. Met Siott -.mmlK-.mmmm,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1958 THE OHIO SENTINEL PACE S SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1958 PACE 2 * THE OHIO SENTINEL Eastgate Wife Slayer Is WITH PRIDE Dog Fight Developing In SUN Nab 3 In Phone Sentenced To Pen For Life CELEBRATES 9 YEARS Ohio Negro Demos'Camp A 29 year old man who shot his estranged Eastgate wife to death Sept. 8 was sentenced to lif* imprisonment ln county crimi nal court Tuesday. Over Splitting Of Spoils George F. Ward, formerly of verdict. Co. Safe Cracking 1561 E. Long st, waa spared Ward, charged with the fatal By JOHN B. COMBS from death in the electric chair shooting of his 26 year old wife, when th* eight man and four PROGRESS Two Columbus men wk© decided to get on "btftimo** *»d pull a movie typo tJ-ie. A dog fight Is developing among Negro Democrat* who strong- Shirley, attributed his act to ex cracking job wer* foiled Sunday wbon police nabbed tbetn along with * former em ly supported Oov.-Elect Mlk* DtSisll*, acconflng to Informed woman jury recommended mer cessive whisky and wine drink 8TBOMBERO-CARL80N cy in their first degree murder ployee at Ohio Bell Telephone Co. in Youn**town. sources. ing. The bold robbery Attempt took place «t 7:30 p. m., right *cro»the street from po- A well known Negro Republican'* attempt to "cat to" on tb* • • • PORTABLE-PHONOGRAPH liee headquarter* where the company's office* are located fa tha WFMJ bafldluf on Democrat*' division of th* spoils U said to be th* major bona of TBE SHOOTING OCCURRED "Only True HI-FI Portabl*" WE'RE CELEBRATING THIS WEEK BY Boardman st. ' contention. in th* garage of MrsY Ward'* OFFERING TV, HI-FI AND APPLIANCE St. Clair horn* as she sst in a car after SPECIALS AT PRICES UNEQUALLED The Colamb__sit__* were Hen- American Dist Dissension is also said to be brewing between "regular" Dem fifirtl as Ralph Burkes, 23. IK3 officer gat m tbe Uee mt tire. offices at th* ocrat* and "Johnny Com* Lately" supporters of DiSall* over se returning from the Tuberculosis BY ANY OTHER STORE! Telegraph Co. E- Long s__, and WIHiam Peo • • • lection of top man on Negro affairs of th* new governor'* adminis hospital at Ohio State university We're proud of our growth and humbly ples, 30, 834 St. Clair ar. The ACCORDING TO THE patrol- tration. . Pharmacy where she was employed. pleased with Columbua' ever increasing former telephone company em nts, the men entered thc build TWO PATROLMEN WBO ar THE REPUBLICAN SAID TO BE CAUSING DISTRESS TO George a. Poindexter, with response to our exclusive special offer ployee, who rrp_rte_lly engi- ing by climbing a fire escape rived at t-e scene first, surpris whom Mr*. Ward roomed at 155 ings. n amme party faithfuls was said to be a Columbus rasMeai sad a neerrtt the Job, WM listed mmao j d "pr 'Vg a window on the ed the thugs Just as they had prescription Linfield pi., and the only eye IN 9 YEARS WE HAVE SOLD OVER Percy IL Terry, _», * resident of' second floor. After gaining en knocked the combination from •tat* employe*. witness to the tragedy, was the 50,000 TV SETS AND THOUSANDS thr sieel town. trance, they went to the busi tbe safe. He la said U hav* C__U_.1M.U__ flaaaeial mxmxemt to DiSaUe* delivery? defendant's most damaging wit UPON THOUSANDS OF LARGE AND Al threw were rang** ** ness office where tl--y proceed. campaign and assisted In developing campaign literature. ncss. SMALL APPLIANCES. They tried to fhs* from two IT WAS NOT KNOWN TO WHAT POBITIOW THE CRAFTT tb -t trvd te escape trans th* ed to work oa the lock ef the Poindexler related how Ward Our consistent growth la a tribute to tbe faith different exits but found the Republican 1* sspiring, but. in view of howl* of th* Democrats, it you have placed In us and we shall continue to building wbrn mmBee tmrpriset safe. way blocked. approached th* car as he drove them at work «_* the safe. They bad turned off a switch must be regarded as a hefty helping of th* political pudding. into his yard, leveled a .38 cali offer the lowest prices, largest selections, aad - The reps did tot bare to which rf._m._rd the burglar Two .33 calibre revolvers Meanwhile, rumors a* to who will be top man oa DiSalle'* to bre revolver through th* car finest service. were captured on the scene and fire a sbmt tm round op tbe alarm, thinking they could work tem pole were spreading thick and fast. window and shot her twic*. "MUSICANA" yegg*. m\mwevex. erne patrml-unnoticed and without interrup a .33 calibre rifle was found in James B. Simmons, Jr., Toledo, appeared to have keen far a waiting car which belonged to Poindexter told th* jury be • 18-Watt Amplifier • 48-16,008 man stated Be started to clsmt tion, but this move automatical out in front. fore the packed courtroom that T. rry a* be fie*. b_* a seSwm the former employee. Frequency Response • Separ- ly an a light' to flashing tn the It is believed Simmons can call his own shots bat there is torn* after shooting her twice, Ward ate Treble and Bass Control OPEN DAILY 9 fo 9 doubt whether he wants to play th* role of administrative leader. ran around the car and pumped e Automatic It I* believed Simmons has his eyes set on a Judgeship ap two more bullets into her as she Shutoff (MAf pointment if, and wh_n, a vacancy occurs in Toledo's municipal crawled on the floor in a frantic • Outside Re- > 71139 SUNDAY 12 NOON '111 6 P. M. court. attempt to escape. Ject Button Others mentioned as probable big wheels in DiSalle's setup Certainty I Here's some- Reg. 8U9J* w thing to keep in mind—a Ward, with tears streaming are Eugene Taylor, James J. McCown, Prat* C Shearer, John L. •ervic* that may be vitally down his cheeks, related how he Francis, aH of Columbus; C. P. McLin, Jr., and Jam.* Wilson, important in an emer had pleaded with his wife to "There Is Nothing Finer Than a StrombergrCarlson" both ot Dayton. gency: If you bare pre change her mind and return to Although John Holly of Cleveland has been on the purge, list of scription i to be filled and no on* to bring them ia, him after she had filed divorce scime Negro Democrats for many years, and -*aa accused of drag telephone us. Oar mown- action. 5TROMBERG-CARL50N CONSOLE HI-FI ging hi* feet in DiSalle'* campaign, it is figured by seme th*t the j gar wilt call for the pre* I administration will have to reckon with him. •criptiooi aod return with Her refusal to heed hia pleas Friends of the veteran Democratic leader concede that be the precisely prepared drove him to excessive drinking,' medicines—There is oo he slated. Then on th* after supported Anthony Celebreiie over DiSalle In the primary, but extra charge. BE6. $219.95 nonetheless, they contend he deserves recognition. noon of Sept. 8, after drinking They cite speeches Holly made for DiSalle during the cam two pints of wine and part of • paign and also point out that Holly, at hi* own expense, distribut pint of liquor, he waited under ed thousand* of pieces of political literature in Di__»__'a behalf. CALL CL. 8-7200 the Clifton av. underpass until This literature, they claim, wa* suppUcd by Simmons and she came home. $|5995 circulated at his request. In addition, they pointed out DiSalle's He followed the car inlo th* endorsement by Federated County Democrats of Ohio, of which We Fill All Prescriptions garage "and told my wife I Holly is founder and president, as a reason why the administra wanted her to come back to me tion cannot afford to ignore him. FDCO is the only strong Ne Including: - Here's Stromberg-Carlson premium and that the divorce wouldn't quality at budget prices. Superlative gro organization aligned with the Democratic party. e Veteran* work ... She didn't say any TAYLOR AND MeCOWN ARfc PICTURED AS PROBABLE thing and I pulled the gun and Custom 400 music that will make • Welfare "big cogs" not because of long affiliation with the Democratic par fired into the car ... I didn't the Ventura "a joy forever" in your ty, but primarily by reason of the bundle of cash they reportedly • Industrial mean to kill her. I only meant home. • Aid For Tho Aged dropped in DiSalle's campaign till. - . .. to frighten her." • 15-Watt Push-Pull • Separate Bass Both are considered successful businessman. Consequently, e , Aid For Dependent Amplifier Treble Control some ii__ders feel their primary interest is recognition by party Children • 4-Speed Record • Automatic leaders rather than political appointment In Friendship Program Changer Shutoff • External Speaker • Cherry, Mahog Meanwhile, rumors which spell out the old adage that "poll- Sr. Usher Board of Friendship Jack any, Limed Oak tics make strange bedfellows" continued rife aa th* showdown Baptist, 442 Donaldson St., is meeting date draws near. MP Automatically plays records ot different presenting Mrs. Gertrude Hill, sixes and speeds. nationally known churchwoman, "THE OHIO SENTINEL Corner of clubwoman and religious educa Edmund B. Paxton. President; Rut,sell A. Jackson. Editor- tor, in an hour of her own com TAKE TWO YEARS TO PAY! in-Chief; Annie R. 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HIGH last week. ley. said, "I only wish I had th* time CINCINNATI TELEPHONES: A Von 1-7788 CA 1-Wli PAKKING PHONt Lillian Allen snd Charlotte (Office Side Entrance In Basement) Stephen*, proprietor of Ser- and energy to pt_ imam* _i___Tfig_t. LONDON TELEPHONE: UL, -.1781 NORTH Of Hoist on , co-chairmen ot the lite MT. VERNON TELE PHONE :«"_&. _W>26_ CA. 8-3307 Eeoa Ttsl Sat A Sun. 11 A.M. to 7 P.M. «n«mben-hip committee, turned Mem1 .Pharmacy/ eaicV vyrfedppt .¥PW..4*/,*i_J^vW^. *?** •* .TOR. SUN APPLIANCE (A. 1-784. •vex to Dr. Owen Walker, trea has alwsys had a pric*, X mm ar* these factor*." ..^l^ii^tf^^^^ •'1M* " ** ^^CWumb__T .... •• I ' ; : • ' . . • • '
:__*_. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 22. 1958 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 8 PAGE 4^ THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 22f IflM Missionary Temple CME Religious Observance Rights Commish Has Strategy Huddle Religious Emphasis week will Conference Leadership Training WASHINGTON. — Th • Cora- bu observed at Missionary Tem school. officials ar* planned for th* fu ple CME nightly Sunday, Nov. mission on Civil Rights staff has ture. discussed problems of discrimi 18, through Frit|j«y night, Nov. Adam Powell; Jekyll, Hyde? 24. Theme for thc week wlll.be nation in housing with eight INTERGROUP RELATIONS "Church Life and Stewardship." By TED COLEMAN De Saplo, regarded as tbe most There was a flow of bad pub minister and selected Council who would continue to fight for tone intergroup relations advi advisors, representing eight powerful politician in N. York licity against Adam concerning man Earl Brown as tb* candi Negro rights. sors of th* Federal Housing Ad FHA zones, were Delia rt Hub The program is arranged for Did Adam Clayton Pow state (before Adam slapped hia trouble with income taxes. date to beat Powell. What happened after this ministration, bard, Cleveland; A. Ma ceo classes each night from 7 to 7:50 ell cast the die and set the back) aad serving aa secretary In fact, there was talk of an in gives ta explanation why old- The FHA advisors on racial Smith, Dallas; Reuben Clay, with preaching each night at 8. mold for Tammany's defeat WHH__ ALL THIS WM tak Richmond; William McKlnney, of state, county leader and bead dictment, and talk like this does time political observers rc._r matters were accompalned by Speaker for the week Is Rev. hs the recent N. York elec ing place, resourceful Adam Dr. George W. Snowden, special St. Louis; Napoleon D o t a o n, J. C. Coles, Jr., graduate of Ho of Tammany Ball, started a not help any political candidate, get busy and began ta boiler te Adam Powell at "tbe gay tion? movement to oust Powell from who can fan ta the mire and assistant to FHA Commissioner Chicago; Al Thompson, Atlanta, ward university School Divinity the Democratic party. De Saplo Issued several state "penecnt Ion." Norman P. Mason. John McDermott, N. York City; and pastor ot historic Lain Me Those who closely cbservt-d ments in which he said, In ef come oat with a brand new the political scene In recent • • « He claimed tbe Democratl* suit," Tha roundtabl* discussion was and William Stansbury, Phila tropolitan church of Cleveland. fect, that Adam had been a bod demogegoes were punishing held in the offices of the Civil delphia. DEHART HUBBARD Ho also serves as dean of Ohio months will answer In the affir HE GATHERED ABOUND boy an'* disloyal to the party Hie dapper Congressman's mative. him because ba dared stand Rights Commission recently. blm several Harlem Democratic because be supported Pres. ap for bis rights; tbat he was strategy worked. • • • leaders, with tbe exception of The women began to rant _, Mjjto ML ., i.v mj- -—-. They'll ten yoa, "Adam told Eisenhower in 1956. being persecuted because b* . STAFF DIB. Gordon M. Tif ' —*~ '.—• them so in so many words sev Lloyd Dickens of tbe Uth dis was a Negro; that D« Saplo and rave against Tammany trict, to read Powell out of tb* This, Da Saplo gave as bis Hall aad De Saplo. fany and other members of the eral months ago." was attempting to ran a poll- Civil Right* staff participated. ranks. reason for the big purge. Under Tbe colored people of Har Despite this they ask "Is be a De Sapio's firm guidance, the tleal plantation; that he, They included George M. John- They set out to trounce him in Adam, was against bosslstn lem aad tbe rest of N. Yert_ eon, director of Offlc* of Laws, Jekyll or Hyde?" agreeable Harlem leaders turn answered, "Amen." As tbe story foes, Carmine tbe primary election. ed their backs on th* handsome and was on* representative plans and Research, and A. H The voters ia Powell's dis Roecnfeld, director ot Office of trict showed their resentment Complaints, Information and at tbe polls and Powell trounc Survey. ' ed Earl Brown by a lead of Also taking part wer* Eu many thousand votes. gene-Jackson and Harris Waf- DESPITE ALL THE odds, ford, legal assistants, and Ro Adams rose to new power in N. bert II. Amidon, supervisory tt- York politics and a man De torney. Beit Nome Saplo found he had to reckon The conference was arranged _. with. by the Civil Rights Commission Adam sat back and waited. staff as a part of its program Then the moment came. of collecting information about De Saplo offered to negotiate legal developments and apprais • •;• and make peace. ___en all of N. ing Federal laws and policies York's colored population re with respect to equal protection $10/ ceived the big shock and sur of tho laws. prise . . . Adam went along and Other discussions with housing agreed to represent tho Demo cratic party in the November TOTAL PRICI election. There was confusion in their ranks. They didn't know bow to figure this man. Had he let them down. What was bis an ONLY $200 FOR CL gle? These questions were pop ped on every square. WELL, ADAM WON again in thc November election. lie was on both the Democratic and Re publican slates. He beat Brown this time by 10-1, but there was no celebration or victory cry for Adam in Harlem. They just couldn't figure th* _W- As for De Saplo, be, from all indications, is slated for tbe OR. OI.HE M. BOWMAN political sticks. Every candi of WUllamsbarg, Vs., has Join date he supported, witb the ed Florida A-M university tec. exception of Adam, lost oat. nlty as professor of animal This in N. York, as in any husbandry in School of Agri other political bailiwick, spells culture and Home Economics. NO DOWN PAYMENT doom fer a leader who muffs the ball. The Democrats lost hte guber First In History Ujf PER MONTH includes taxes and natorial race with Harriman n LOUISVILLE. — Woodford R. getting washed out by Nelson •Porter, running aa an indepen Rockefeller, the Rep u b 11 c a n dent, became tho first Negro in O*ssT Insurance -• no hidden extras choice. Louisville's history to be elected They lost a senatorial seat to tho Board of Education. Finest West Coast Lnmber i BEDROOMS when Keating beat out Dist. 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. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER £2. 1968 SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1958 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE J THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGET U S. Senator Envisions NEWS FROM URBANCREST - . ,• uiiYMPMnin^niJiN.iiiatitriiiMiwMHMii.iuift-ritJtY-Mtiry.iHn Negro President By 2000 By Mary Simmon* # 2825 Walnut St. SB TR. 5-4409 SPICER'S AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR TAPPAN N. T-ORJC.—A rlegro could be president of the U. S. by tb* L'KBANCBEgT. — Urbancrest et th* home of Mr. and Mrs. RANGES AND PARTS FOR MANY YEARS GET SOHIO GUARANTEED year 3000, according to U. S. Sen. Jacob Javits. In the new issue school | PTA presents • talent Garnett, 2nd av. Mrs. Sutton ot Esquire magazine tha N. York Republican bases his conciu. show Friday,- Dee. 5, at 8 p. m. was 88 years young. Those at siona on "very practical considerations." at the school. Anyone wishing tending: Mr. and Mrs. Huge, Writes Javitt: "Tha solid pro to participate may call Mra. Mary Etta Walker, Rheba Mae We're Offering History-Making Deals! RADIATOR PROTECTION gress we have mad* in a chic v- Howard Oraham, Tr. 94033. Brown, Mr, and Mrs. Clifford iing civil rights gives us every Tickets, 22 cents for children Smith, Mr. aad Mrs. Archie reason to anticipate these gains and (0 cents tot adults, will be will accelerate the move to on sale soon. A style show, Sutton, Mr, and Mrs. Sylvester ... on brand new 1958 more progress. dancing, short plays, singing Huge, Mr. and Mrs. Lester "Here, In 1951," he continues, and instrumental music will b. Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Tidest, "wa are seeing the beginning of featured . . . Mrs. LHlie Mae Mr. Garnett and family and the end for the hat* mongers. Sutton was given a surprise many other friends. A delight TBPPMi One simple and persuasive rea birthday parly by ber children ful time was enjoyed by all. son is prejudice baa become bad MATCHLESS pobtics. While bigotry and hate may hav* paid off a hundred years ago, to day they are a GAS RANGES serious political liability." Last Ditch Effort Made To Javits expresses belief tbat one* th* fight has won for Ne. « f roes in tb* south their Consti Make Success Of YM Drive tutional right to vote and once This weekend will" find workers in the Spring St. YMCA mem they learn to take full responsi BIG DEAL" DAYS bership enrollment making a last ditch effort to achieve their bility of voting, this country may goal of 3200 members and $12,300. well witness a ballot box rcvo- The campaign is organized on •_.:__. aa many southern states. a football theme with the follow al League, led by Jimmie Equal cducatios! opportuni* ing "conferences," or "lea Thompson end Jack Chapman. ties, population shifts of mino gues": Leading in the enrollment Is rity groups to urban centers, Canadian League. led by Ev the Canadian Conference with ..with this increased voting power and erett Sanders; Collegiate Con the Collegiate Conference a stranger civil right* legislation added savingf ference, led by Gus Parker, Jr., close second. ar* points highlighted in evi and Dick HOI; Sandl.M Confer, Third and fourth are the Sand- dence the tide is changing and ence, led by Marie Mallory and lot Conference and Professional TOPPMii wiQ continue to do so in the tu Att'y John Francis; Profession tor*. Conference, respectively. StT'H fORGU Job Openings BURHW included at For Corselien Columbus Urban League this from week announced job opportuni - ties for qualified corsetiera (gar - 50% ment) and buyers at one of C'o- faanbu*' larger department •MM*. The** job* ar* permanent and OFF i*q__r* experience and training Tor further details, contact the usual cost! AT PEYTON'S Frank Wiikerson, Columbus UL, a. s-tsss. AS LOW $0095 WITH YOUR With Solkio G«__ur*__te**_ Radiator Protection, yoa get * mrxm OT ______the a_at_-fr_*x« ia jrO-tr radiator wiU W pr»U_.t*d ax^mtst. K •Mtai AmrU TOt__. TVBERCIL0_1S *..- AS OLD RANGE 1,1953. ameiatimm b f____t__, ©nij by Us* Your Old Range A* Down Payment Aa*. U»_a tuara_Me« coals yoa ______« axtrat C__r-st_aj_s seals. Now you con hav* this tontational new If yaw alboa-lJ loaa __srt_^fT*-_t*_ Soltio veiU a_M towat-i Ca reat goodtlme Tappan gat range feature at just one-half of ' n__ pr__t«ti____—FREE OF CHARGE! So COM ia ____*• for tfs_s what you would ordinarily pay. Th* fomou» the burner with Tappan Set 'N Forget burner lake. lh* gu*»»- the brain . .. work out of cooking . . . eliminate, burning, Control, cooking t*fnp*ra* 6ET S0»0 6UARANTffi> tcorching and boil-ov*r» . .. k**p* food term- turn automatically — ju»» ATLAS ing hot. This special offer available ONLY ••• and forgtr. STARTS PROTECTION during our "Big Deal" dayil
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, I9St PA fin s THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1958 TftE OIHQ SENTINEL PAGE 9 Notice To Newsies Applause For Xmas All subscription* ia The Oh io Sea t _____'« ne w»- The FOOD BUYS for your family's boya subscription contest most bo Ia Tb* Sentinel of fice, 690 E. Long st., no la tor than 12 o'clock noon Saturday, Nov. 29. - Thanksgiving Feast are at. if Jackie Robinson Weekend CARL BROWN'S Looms As A Super-Treat Columbua citizens are In for a super-treat during' the PUBLIC RELATIONS AND SALES BEPBESENTATIVES HAVE beea added by bottler, el ranting Jackie Robinson weekend, scheduled for Dtc. 6-7 Cora-Cola ta foir important market areas. From left: Walter Beamea, N. York CHy; Josepk HAMS by Columbus 1958 NAACP Freedom Fund campaign, Williams Cleveland; Charles B**ae, Columbia, 8.C.; Clifton Matthews, Winston-Salem, N.C. Eva Manuel, general chair WHOLE or SHANK HALF man of tbe fund, announced this .reck plans are nearly com pleted for the event which will / feature the popular baseball Xtifcfr; lb. 530 great in a series of affairs with entertainment and refreshments free. / Att'y Frank c. Shearer, BUTT HALF lb. 59c chairman of tb* weekend, stated tbat the pergraoa has LIBBY'S been arranged so tbat ever? DAVID DAVIES MOUNTAIN VIEW segment of Columbu* rltbenr. will have a chance to meet 2 2 tbe former aUilete. • • • Pumpkin "^' 290 ON SATCBDAT EVENING, DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE- SAUSAGE following a press conference, the NAACP will hold a party for for the BEST in poultry stuffing: youth of the community at GRAPEFRUIT 46-01. Spring St. YMCA from 7:30 to 250 10. Entertainment and refresh DRINK Can ments are free and admission ROSE CROIX 0 p|g 990 -.ill be 90 cents for an NAACP [ Ji membership, Jesse Reed, chair • No. Vt man of the subcommittee spon soring the youth party, stated. 250 jfcinjoy crystal clear, satisfying SPARKLE* Pears (an IGA X-TRA WHIPPED • • • < ANOTHEB SUBCOMMITTEE, BREWED Burger Beer... the beer with IGA SALAD headed by James Allen and Fu- that lirht, lirht, light flavor... an innovation :gate Page, has arranged a 12-oz. DRESSING £39. .V'Soiree with Jackie Robinson" in brewing science. Relax ... refresh with Noodles Pkg. at the Deshler Hilton later that each tantalizing, crystal clear drop of OCEAN SPRAY evening. IGA FANCY Sunday afternoon will mark SPARKLE*BRE\.'ED Burger. Whenever CRANBERRY O No. 300 ARw the public meeting featuring you find modem, fun !_ uig folks you'll No. 2% Robinson at Snd Baptist, spon FRUIT SAUCE * Cans *vP sored by the main committee, find Burger Beer. In SPARK1_E*BREWED COCKTAIL Can . led by Att'y Shearer. The meet Burger Beer... lively lightness makes the ing starts at 4 p. m. PURE CANE - JACK FROST or DOMINO It Is hoped the weekend will difference! Premium quality at boost tbe Columbus fond popular prices. Lb. above tbe quota. There will also be a report on tbe SUGAR 5 49c Churches fer Freedom Com mittee beaded by Russell ROYAL GOLD Face. GREGORY FRITCHARD MIGHT WELL BE APPLAUDING for'1958 Christmas seal sale. This two year old patient at Ben GOLDEN jamin Franklln (TB) hospital will be rejoining his brother, Don ald, 7; sister, Sharon, 4, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald BUTTER CUBES Lb. 59c Pritchard, at 474 Edward st., one of these dsys. Gregory is one IDAHO ef _5J Franklln county persons tick with active. Infectious TB. Advances In medical research, financed by TB associations, al- U. S. most promise eventual recovery from tuberculosis provided disease Is found in time. POTATOES No. 1 10 Lb. 59c PLEASANT SENTINEL subscription rate* aro ono year, $6-50; SMUCKER'S JELLIES PILLSBURY CAKE MIXES INTERLUDE FOR Blackberry, Crabapple, Fudre. six months, $3.50. Mail Grape, Elderberry, Yellow. MOTORISTS subscriptions SENT ANY Cinnamon 5 for $1 While 4 for $1 WHERE. IGA - TALL CANS IGA Here's the perfect place to "break year trip" ... at rates that won't break yea. BLUE VALLEY Everything spotlessly clean Evaporated Milk 4 for 49c FROZEN PEAS 2 pkgs. 25c and supremely comfortable. mrAeA* BUTTER FRESH - CELLO PACKED ORDER YOUR HOLIDAY TRAVEL INN MOTEL 7 Mile. West of Dublin, POULTRY TO .AY! CRANBERRIES 2 lb. 39c Ohio, On U. S. Rt. 33 GtAMoR GiRi-Z SHOP EVERY NIGHT TIL 9 • SUN. 9-2 • THANKSGIVING DAY 9-2 »_. MUe East of V. S. Bt. 42 Phone Plain City (O.) 3-5794 WM Carl Brown's IGA Food Store "Travel Accommodations Without Humiliation" RCA fteCTRONIC IYBURGEI OUARDS 6URGER £_8R*S FINER RQUAUT Y f)1_i teiou itrwiNO CO. CIM(IN__?I, ASION, erne I* good buttei 1289 MT. VERNON AVE. AT CHAMPION AVE. tbat'* why mitl'ioni •>• it Prices Effective Thars. Trl. Sat. Son. 0 Vfe Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities '•:••"•: ': Y'.'\;.Y
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 19S8 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE II T»fi OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1968 & CB TO fit J& *4J*TAOC31 PAT ^ *f^s/ TmOOOAMS TO 8H m AMfTHemS I - ' ..•^rtr"" /_£__. ATTFNTK3M' _V»_6_f__TAW £ INDUSTRIAL BRIEFS TOO t*40 rtf* AT HOHl- .> « '«>____: •___y»^ EDITORIALS By Frank Wiikerson Director of Industrial Halations, Columbus Urban League
DEMOCRATS WILL have full sway In the Ohio Legislature TECHNICAL WORKERS ar* which upon completion would Such factor* as the** ar* re*- that convenes Jan. 5. They will enjoy a 20-13 working majority Increasing rapidly. make them skilled workers. ponslble for few trained skilled Discrimination D In the Senate, while their upper hand in th* Hous* will «tand at Thl* growth Is Important To ' * crimination restrictions, Negro workers and as result w* IFTEEN minority right* organizations and action groups 78-81' all of us It reflects the advances '0* varto"* reasons, have er- find Negro youth ar* almost F have requested the California state attorney general to Like the U. S. Congress, Democrats will organize th* Ohio being m*d* in both science and cluieii or hav« limited Negroes never recommended for appren- issue an opinion that fraternities and sororities operating Legislature. This mean* the offices of president pro tern of th* technology. There is a steadily *rom becomir_l members. tlceshlp training. on campuses of the University of California sre practicing Senate (majority leader) and speaker ot th* Hous* will go to rising demand for services per- " discrimination and are In violation of the Constitution and Democrats. formed by technical workers. the public policy of the state of California. It also means the House majority leader post and chairman With the exception of drafts A Los Angeles attorney for the B'nai B'rith said that ship of all standing committees of both houses will b* filled by men and surveyors, th* tech* LETTERS the action was being brought because the B'nai B'rith, the Democrats, as will offices of clerk of both branches. nical worker* represent various NAACP, the CIO and other organizations objected to the • • • new kinds of occupational university recognizing and approving as university houses, WITH THE LEGISLATURE COMPLETELY DOMINATED groupings—engineering aides, . II Was A Privilege, Mr. Ebinger fraternities and sororities which barred Jews, Negroes and testing technicians, laboratory br Democrats, Isbor-sponsored measures ar* figured t* be Editor, The Sentinel: On be- The financing of essential wel- other minorities from equal use of their facilities. glrea a fair shake. assistants, and a variety of me An official of the NAACP's western regional office half of United Community Coun- far* services must still be put Perhaps labor's slate will run into a few rough bumps, but dical and dental technicians. said, "We are aware that some of these fraternities bave • • • cil I wish to thank you for the on a sound and stable basis, it b unlikely ta encounter tbe violently stormy sailing It experi editorial support of the child Th* United Community Coun- eliminated discriminatory clauses from their constitutions, SKILLED WORKERS differ enced under Republican Legislatures. welfare levy by The Ohio Senti- cil will continue to work toward but they don't admit any more colored people now than from technical workers In abi • • • nel.. Your bffort* in bringing a long range soluftion to th* they did before." lities and competence. Earlier this month at Hamilton college, Clinton, N. Y. IN LIGHT OF THIS OPINION, IT WOULD SEEM THAT this vital matter to the atten- welfare problems facing our enactment of an FfcPC law stands a better than SO-SO chance at Ia fact few skilled occupa tion and concern of the public community, the charter ot Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity was revoked tions can be learned ht less 3 the next session. contributed much to the success We thank you again. Without -~" s*^ ^ because it Insisted on a policy of non-discrimination in than two years. The training membership. Lending more credence to this thought is the fact that two of of the levy. th* fine cooperation of The Ohio *^_*4_££ of a skilled worker ia affected The approval of the levy ^«<5_S5 The chapter president said that Its dispute with the th* Senate's most vicious FEPC foes were defeated for reelection by many factors such as back Sentinel the child welfare levy national organization began last March after the frater Nov. 4. means that many needed child ground, aptitude, amount and welfare services will be restor could not have passed.— Robert JigSf^mf- nity adopted a resolution stating that it would not restrict They are David Mck. Ferguson (R, Cambridge) and I. E. quality of his schooling, and F. Ebinger, President, United membership "for any reason of race, religion or color.** es. But the levy is only an Baker (H; Phiiiipsburg, near Dayton), both of whom were uncom bis aeeess te training oppor emergency solution to a crisis. Community Council, Columbas. The national fraternity cites that "qualifications for promising opponents of FEPC. tunities. membership are to be acceptable for the general frater Baker's colleague, William Tyrell (R, Eaton), another bitter • • • TIIBff IHE GLASSES SOUTH ... 100 I i UTRLE nity, to believe in the principles of Christianity and to be FEP enemy, was alsA'unseated in his bid for reelection. FEW NEGRO WORKERS ar* of the white or American Indian races." classified in skilled job catego Church Is NAACP Life Member Of the three, Ferguson, as chairman of the important finance Meanwhile, at Cornell university, the suspended chap ries in Columbus. N. YORK.—Brooks Memorial Methodist church of Jamaica, committee and as a member of the all-powerful rules committee, ter of Sigma Kappa sorority voted unanimously to return On* reason is they have diffi L. I., has joined the growing list of churches enrolled as lif* mem was able to actually bottle up more legislation than Baker or Ty KJU oLitciiii eJ.fi its charter to national Sigma Kappa, breaking completely culty in obtaining apprentice bers of the NAACP. The $500 for purchase of the membership was _^_ J See Jl! all ties between Sigma Kappa and the local group, now rell. ship training ln various crafts, raised by Methodist Men, a church club. known as Chi Gamma sorority. However, Baker, as chairman of the agriculture committee, NOW AND THEN one has to go back to a county responsibility than correcting the unfor The sorority chapter has been under suspension since and Tyrell, chairing th* judiciary committee, were also in posi familiar thtme to do some harp strings thump tunate practice by finding way* to avoid its July, 1956, "for the good of the sorority as a whole." The tions of influence. ing which is mode necessary when old problems repetition, action was taken after the local group pledged a Negro. • . • • continue to bob up. I speak of the many broken • e • At Michigan State univetelty, Ann Arbor, a different WITH THEM OUT OF THE PICTURE. THESE POSITIONS homes and unhappy lives that result from farced SOCIAL ATTITUDES HAVE GONE TOO discrimination problem exists. The Student Government will be filled br Democrats who have previously supported FEPC "The St. Louis man who lived as a marriages. far in the opposite direction for there to be a re Council passed a resolution last spring after receiving a re and other so-called liberal measures. Little can be done about those br__*n homes turn to the old idea of disgrace for an unmar port of discrimination in off-campus housing from the Hu ried girl I - be in family way. man Relations Board. but much can be done about the steps leading to A PRIME EXAMPLE IS THE FACT THAT ED WITMER (D, If most of the broken homes are made tip of The resolution requested that, "Landlords who prac- mam AMP NEGRO forced marriages. -tice discrimination in race or religion not be allowed to Canton) is likely to become chairman of the commerce and labor it lies with the women folks and young girls the forced marriage arrangements, then there committee. must be some way of diminishing the number of advertise through university facilities." will have to learn a new set of values that diffrr FEPC and all labor bills must be approved by this committee forced marriages. That way lies in lawmakers The Council narrowly rejected a proposal to ask the from the apparent present set which lacks stress before they can reach the floor for a vote of the entire body. for over 50 years.'! and courts taking action against the parents in Ann Arbor City Council to consider legislation which on long period courtship and families that begin would permit discrimination in rented houses. Fred Dcmcry use- two names, fooled Negroes and whites a year and a half or two years after marriage stead of the young man in question. 'Regarded as one of the foremost liberals of the Legislature, Sometime ago local courts and police at At .the University of Illinois an anti-discrimination Witmer co-sponsored the first FEPC bill introduced in the Ohio Fred Demcry ... and thst was his real nunc... was • pilltr of instead of the present trend of marriage in Jan code, modeled after the fair educational practices code, uary and a family in May or June. tempted to stop juvenile delinquency by holding Legislature when he served as a member ot the House ln 19-15. th* Negro church, active in city and state Negro org»niz_- was recently adopted. tion j, and • dutiful husband to * Negro wil*. Frc
••MgpMM—fwwf, IIIUM.II • -^^—....— - SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1958 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE IS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1958 PAGE 12 THE OHIO SENTINEL Mothers, Daughters Model Latest Fashions At St. Philips Women Of Mt. Olivet To Present Mrs. King
By AltH B. WALKER Basnett, club prexy . . . Kay guest speaker and Mrs, Eddie McGtU was selected to repre Saunders was hostess to the THE MU question for nut sent tha chapter at Its execu group In ber home, 1926 Green- over the weekend Is what to tive meeting in Chicago . way N. . . .Elizabeth Laney and wear to tbe Delta formal at the speaking of national club Elsie Walters ar* quit* excited Neil House, or when I pop in at groups, another social group is about their trip to N. York on Ui* Seneca, or when I attend interested In, organising a chap- Nov. 20 to do the town and see th* Catholic wedding of Mary tear hers . . . th* Phi Deltas, a few plays ... If you are in Jones, or tha typ* bat I will teacher's sorority, la still hop terested in a weekend in N. wear to Phi Zeta Mu'* breakfast ing they can set up a local York at th* Waldorf at reason wlicr* prize* will b* awarded chapter . . . there ar* chapters able rates, give me a buzz and than with the most distinctive in Akron, Dayton, Youngstown, III b* glad "to send you bro hat and each person will hav* Cleveland and Cincinnati. chures and rates. the single honor of hearing Mrs. • • • • • • Marjori* Joyner, widely travel THE MERRY MAKERS hav* ed and nationally known beau SUNDAY, NOV. tl, IS a big day for <_Mo Ass'n of Beauti mad* big plans fer Saturday tician, as guest speaker in Par after the gam* when a host of lor 307 of tha Desbler-Hilton. or cians, Chapter 4, as they pre sent their fifth annual style •ut of town friends wUl b* even Thursday night when I Join bar* for a post-gam* celebra you in attending the first an show featuring Perita Bates of SL I__-is . . . features include tion . . . this group* always nual program of "Youth in does things ia a big way. Arts" sponsored by tha Links In new Innovations In coiffure th* Oriswold YWCA . . - BUT styling and clothing from Ra cine's magnlflelent collection ST MARGARETS GUILD OF ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL, ___» Lc-rtngtoa av., sponsored bsB.net highlighted by mother-daughter wesring apparel. Participat . . do 1 wear a hat when I ap St. Mark AME Church pear cm WTVN-TV Sunday. 0 . . . Rose Lockett, president, ing mod. Is taclnded, from leftt Tvonn* DeLoache, Cathy and Mrs. Marguerite Diggs. derna aad Frances lharman and Mrs. Frances Thurman. Diane and Mrs. Service was conducted at St. p . ro.,i n a press interview with promise* aa interesting ss Owen Thomas, Tyberia and Mrs. Samuel Palman.—Roosevelt Carter Photos. Mark AME 491 N. 20th St., by Mrs. Coretta King, wife ot Rcv. weU as beautiful shew for th* pastor, Rev. M. M. Moor*. Martin Luther King ... I al those in attendance . . . Jac ... The publio 1* invited to at ways feel slightly undressed kie Alexander, chairman, re Volunteer Girls tend union Thanksgiving servi without a hat and I do love the quests that you make this a THE SENTINEL ces of St. Mark and Mt. Calvary big ones so . . • and . . . EUen must on tbe day's program be Holiness. Bishop Liggins will Are Party Givers Jackson has a very nice one for tween 4-7 p.m. preach. Servic* begins at II m* . . . I will Just follow Mrs. a. tn. Volunteer Gingham Girls re King and If she dotSs her hat, SAW "THE DEFIANT ONE" cently sponsored a party for well I will do likewi|ji ... forwit h Jean snd Bob Graetz . . girls of H1f__re__ I, Columbus those of you who might miss thought the picture quit* mov Turkey Contest MRS. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., IS SPEAKER Sunday State school. her address at Mt. Olivet Bap ing . . . have always thought A turkey drawing Is being at Mt. Olivet Baptist At 9 a. m. she win be interviewed on The VGG are teenage girls 15 tist, Sunday at li a.m. or her Sidney Poitier a good actor . . , given for benefit of Unity Pro WTVN-TV (Ch. 6), followed by an address at Mt. Olivet at 10:1$ omen to 17 who have "adopted" this dramatic appearance at the ecu hope you won't miss th* oppor gressive Spiritualist church .at a. m. and between S and 0 p. m. she will attend tb* annual group of girls, ages 12 to 18. menical tea at * p.m., turn to tunity of seeing a well made the church, 659 E. Fulton St., ecumenical Interraclal-tnterfalth te* at Mt. Olivet. At 7:50 p. m. ANN B WALKER. Editor CL. 0-7884 Aim of the Volunteer Gingham Ch. 8 Sunday, Nov. 23, to listen picture that tells a story ln a Tuesday, Nov. 23, at 8 p. m. .ladies of Mt. Olivet have arranged a pageant entitled "World Girls is to make reguljai*'visits to a representative panel, in straightfoward manner without Tickets may b* obtained at 650 Lights," depleting dramatic and musical productions highlight and "to Just be good friends" to cluding ME, talk with Mrs. loose-knit, maudlin scenes . . E Stauring *t. ing tbe life and work of women and men of faith. the girls at Columbus State King in a half hour press con don't think I bave turned Into a ^ Woodmen Dinner On November 21 ' ,>!i|y^7''V' ™ "™" school. ference. theatre critic but when I enjoy . _., Thc VGG are plaraiinng a a movie, and I go so seldom Banquet committee for Ame manager; Alonzo Edwards and MEMRERS OF CARROLL EARLY UNIT , Blue Star Moth • •"' * Christmas party for Hilcrcst I due to other pressures, I like to JflNfCE BOWMAN, Oirectoi of ihe Fomeut Colored rican Woodmen testimonial din Mrs. Ethel Dusty, Mrs. Ella ers, aa they appeared in 1S58 program book of national conven CORRECTION DEPT.: I did Frazier and Willc Moslcy, will ond ere asking merchants and share my impressions of the Models at Hem/York'* leading model agency, Says ner at thc Seneca hotel Friday, tion in Miami Beach, Fla. Left to right first row: Zorab Jones, take-off oa p. gtoap whose good ones with you . , . also saw also be introduced by Att'y individuals to donate. Mo Nov 21, 7:30 p. m., has com I resident, Ethel .Slade, Adele Carter, Lillie Williamson, MaM- members did not suport their Those wishing to make dona "The Decks Ran Red" with pleted arrangements for the af Reid. nese Trass, Marie Banks. Second row! O. H. Coley, Masle own project ... it was King tions arc asked to contact Mrs. Dorothy Dandridge and not only fair. All members who have not Crockett, Mary Harris, Anna Brace, Helen Guthrie, Ruth Wall Branch 5 and not Twig IK C. Foster, Cl. 3-5676. did I think she gave a poor per Speaker Is Att'y Ray E. obtained tickets may call the ace, Edith Goodrich. Back row: Lillian Dandridge, Amelia winners of first prise at th* The following Items are ur formance, but tite. story wasn't Can't Hughes, who will be introduced Woodmen office Cl. 8-1954, a. PriOerman, Anna Hughe., Willard Maekey, Vivian Thomas, Lain dance were Mr. and Mrs. Gor gently needed: as well put together as was the by Toastmaster Att'y Ragland 8-6865 or Cl. 8-9858. Collins, Mabel Jackson, Gertrude Miller, Catherine Johnson. don Jackson, dressed as book. WEmt Perfume, cologne, bath pow R. Reid. Guests of honor, S. E. Mrs. F. A. Gregory is general clowns; .Mrs. Mamie Sneed • • • Dyer, Sr.. Woodmen district chairman. der, deodorant, makeup, faco won single prise for women WE WOMEN ARE powerful Take powder, shampoo, lipstick, noil dressed as Old Mother Hob- polish, soap, tooth paste, jew bant aad single prise male creatures when we become Bishop Hartley Dinner elry, belts, gloves (stretch), winner was Brodie Williams, stirred up and to prove It note purses, billfolds, handkerchiefs, dressed as the Sultan of Mo what women in 8. Africa are Chances FOR THAT SMAIT A fried chicken dinner will bo served Sunday, Nov. 23, begin, scarfs. rocco. doing . . they are leading a ning at noon in Bishop Hartley High cafeteria, Livingston and Volunteer Girls, all Hanford • • • mass defiance in non-resis Zettler avs. Tbe event is sponsored by tbe Athletic Ass'n of the Villagers, are Dorothy Heath, tance campaigns against Iden "Their Hair two year old school. NOVEMBER M E E TI NG of LOOK IN EYEGLASSES Helena Robinson, Mllllcent Mc- Columbus Girl Friends was held tification cards . . . this should Campbell, Janice Py* and In the lovely homo of Roberta be an encouraging note to as Must Look Yvonne Watkins. ... at any rate they have In spired the men, wbo bave had Extra Lovely FOR THE BEST DEAL to carry eards for years, to Fine Arts Gallery join the demonstration. All The Time" Benefits From Sale in JEWELRY call • • •• A public sale for benefit of ENJOYED HELPING TBE "A professional model's career may de Th;. fragrant hair beoutifter with the "light maintenance fund of Columbus ABDULLAH Dcdicarse club celebrated its pend on her hair-do", says this noted touch" it extra-rich; improved with special Gallery of Fine Arts will be WIMBLE I 17th anniversary last Wednes held Friday, Nov. 21, in the gal beauty expert, "Her hair always must Lanolin and .Iking quafifiei to glv* your day . . , Rev. Russell Jones wa* lery. Brood st. at Washington Bales look ported...naturally soft and lus hair mor* natural loveliness. Dixi* Peach ' aeptn- on creamy Ft EUR DC ..LOIRE __l*l._ le-iy pe •v. On sale will be a selection Manager trous and inviting to touch. 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S .~_^Y?.YIY. I_$ PAGE14 8ATURPAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1958 •,__._._ o__t.tiff.-_u THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER _3.".„«t THE OHIO SENTINEL * _t; *«-. f i .. » «•*•_•__._& PAGE IS Onffch School | Links Observe 'Week'. Mr. And Mrs. Walter G.Srnithers Celebrate Their Sponsoring Tea Program Is Scheduled Golden Wedding Anniversary With Open House Event Centenary Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Walter O. school is sponsoring its annual Columbus Chapter of Links, Inc., I* currently observing An Mr. and Mrs. Walter 0.| corsages of white* h__iibell«s »•«»with« i< Steube ««.•—••»•n ville-, Mr. and Mrs. nual Links week. This is one of 78 chapters participating In this Smithers, 1079 St. Clair nv., re- fall tea Sunday, Nov. 30, 4 to 7 gold ribbon, were: I James Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Al land, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Shel- man, who represented the Matt- p. tn. occasion throughout the nation. . ——_. —-., ... ;s.,.u iiuuim, were: 'ton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rasp The Columbus chapter has wedding anniversarc y with open AU p Purvis, Mrs. Ethel Davenport, era* club of ML Vemon AME, Guest speaker ia Mrs. Carol rs_* t^^^.^- .*_*_Miss _lanthe -Preston-<,- Mrss-ith. Ar, berry, Mr. and Mrs. John Thom Frances Carr, Joyce Carr, Odes Dewey, wbo with her husband. chosen as its theme, "Youth in -Mruse in their resident**.. Mrs. Geneva Barbee, all of as, Mr. and Mrs. George Chil- lowed by a reception. lene Hill, Mra. Mildred Smith- Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph sa Ashby Btowery, Lorain Whit Dr. Horace Dewey, served 'n the Arts," which will be high Contributing artists sr* from Hosts for the lovely affair era, Mra. Ann Smithers. Mr*. ' tun, Mr. and Mrs. Fowler. were their children — Walter, H. Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Merle taker,- Lumma Keys, Joyce Ar China until the Communists took lighted with a program Thurs various local high schools. [Alice it. Smith, Miss Marie P. Meeks, all of Chicago; Mrs. Mesdames and Misses Alberta nold, Charles F. Holmes. over. They are now serving in day, Nov, 20, at 8 p. m. at Gris- Lester and Vincent Smithers of Preston, Jennie Dixvn, Jessie The dance group, with on* ex . .»|uii««' Baker,, Mrso_i*. ixtraLotti*e smithSmith, all of Eulalia Hill William., of Jolict, the Philippines. wold YWCA. 63 S. 4th St., fol- ception, will be furnished by Columbus, and Mrs. Iva M. Tur- Columbus; Mrs, Joseph Brooks, ill., and Gallipolis. Harris, Novel Dickerson, Mag Dr. Harry Jefferson, Messrs. Vicky Paige studio. tier, also of Catanbus, and Mr*. Chicago, an_^d _Mrs . . Eulalia ___.-,Hill ' .' • • • gie Brown, Ida Holland, Hattie Clyde Woodson, Leslie Woods, Artie B. Meek*,'of Chicago. W_I_M_Williams- «o/t Jolictr_i.__*,. HIm . SIGNING THE SO TEAR gold Covington, Eva D, Baker, Jan Harry K. Preston, Chester Hol Tb* home was appropriately Also assisting went Lester book from the Columbus area ice Capita, Sandra Caplto, land, Theodore H. Turner, Theo. Oeuvre d'Art Has Sale Louise Voting, Margaret Porter, Free Dinner decorated with gold bells, en Smithera, Jr.; Raplh Walter, wer*: dor* H. Turner, II, Franklin Bessie Gamer, Ethel Neighbors, Whittaker. David Whittaker, The Oeuvre d'Art club presents its second rummage sale Sat hanced by white streamer* and Smithers and Jennie Whittaker. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coleman, urday, Nov. 23, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m., at 270 E. Main st. The club Is Urge numbers in gold "SO", and The honored guests were mar Thelma Davis, Jessie B. Hunley, Vincent E. Smithers, Jr., and Thanksgiving seasonal yellow flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Ray H. Moss, Mr. Louis* Willi*, Kathryn dark. many others. also preparing a "turkey hop" to be held at Masonic Temple, Nov. ried Oct. 21, 1908, in Rend ville, and Mrs. Al Smith, Mr. and 20, 8:30 to 11:30 p. m., with Eddie Saunders spinning records. A A white four tier wedding 0„ by the late Rev. Meredith, Lillian Goff, Lucy McGiraiis, cake, circled with live yellow Mrs. Harvey Hill, Mr. nnd Mrs. Viola Jones, Marcia Turner, Mr. Smithers, retired city em dance contest will also be held. At Church Of God and they ara former residents Otha Clark, Mr. and.Mrs, Lee mums, served as centerpiece on of the Perry county town. Florence M. Allen, Belia E. ployee, and Mrs, Smithers hav* Church of God and Saints of Jones; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hol thc ecru lace covered table. A They received many lovety Warren. Willie Trent, F. Hick-i seven grandchildren. Christ, 1263 Hildreth »v., is in multiple stemmed candelabra FIVE GOOD SEASONS viting th* general public to be gifts and cards, soma from as with gold candles also highlight far away as Capetown, S. Af There are fiv* reasons for all it* guest at a free Thanksgiving ed thc table. FRff DELIVERY those books in your public II- day dinner Thursday, Nov. 27. rica. Two money tree*, on* green BEEB - WINE • , Dinner will be served from PINEAPPLE FRAPPE, gold LaSalle Wine Co. brary. Th* books and th* II- , , -^^ „ _ and one gold, were filled to ca 244 S. High SL 0 4 p m wJ be no of iced cake, cashew nuts and brary ar* there to Inform, to ex- f. rings or donations. pacity on th* raantl* through wedding bell candy were served gifts from friend*. CA. 8-3075 plain, to awaken, to enlighten T"6 dinner is through courtesy to .the guests, wbo called b*- 3 tw*en 4 aad 7 p. m. The gold tree wa* originated and to entertain YOU. °J. J ™****" °* Jerusalem *nd by Mr*. Lillie Brooks eg Colum Sister* of Mercy. OHIO ASS'N OF BEAUTICIANS, CHAPTER NO. 4, presents Mrs. Smithers, th* former bus, and th* green live branch Perlta Bates of St. Louis in a style show extravaganza at Vet Eva M. Arnold of Ceshire, Gal shrub, -laden with silver coins, eran* Memorial, 300 W. Broad st., Sunday, Nov. 22, 4 to.) p. m. lia county, was attired in. an was fabricated aad presented by Miss Bate* headlines a bevy of models who win show latest afternoon frock of black silk Mrs. Lucy McGinni* of Colum coiffure and clothing creations, including Racine's magnificent with a lace bodice. A yellow bus. collection from her personal wardrobe. Tickets are available I* rose corsage graced, her shoul • • • This (he general publie and nay be purchased from most Columbus der. •> AMONG GUESTS FROM out- is beauty salens. Rose Lockett Is president and Jackie Alexander Mr. Smithers, a native of of-town wer* Mesdame* Sophia project chairman for Chapter 4, Smithers. W. Va., wore a con s Mitchell, Ernie Edwards, Ger ventional fall brovca ult with trude Mitchell, Brenda Mitchell. yellow carnation iu the lapel...... mm ioj^.1. anunda jonJohn AStibyAshby, all of RRcnd- ( ... it's STROH'S Clovers Club Dinner THB HOSTESSES, who wor* ville; Mis* Helen Turner Clover* Benefit club is having a chitterling and chicken din ner Saturday, Nov. 22. at 101 Wilson av., 11 a. m. to 7 p. m. Or ders may be placed by calling Cl. 3-3247. Marjorie Sparrow and America's only Fannie Watson ar* co-chairmen. Mrs. Judy Ayer* 1* publicity fire-brewed beer chairman and Mrs. Essie Davis president. To fer log forth the finest Delta Dekker Tea Cheries flavor of the finest ingredi Set November 23 ents, Stroh's is fire-brewed \ Delta Dekker club held ita re ... fire-brewed at 2000 . gular meeting at the home of Dinner No other American beer Mrs. John J. Jenkins, 87 Schultz av., last Tuesday to consider is fire-brewed and final plana for the club's an At Macon that's why no other nual tea. It is to be held at Masonic Members of Les Cheries so American beer tastes like Temple, Long st. at Miami av., cial cfub enjoyed a lovely eve Stroh's—lighter, smoother, Sunday, Nov. 23, 4 until 7 p. m. ning last. Saturday .with their Mrs. James H. Harris, chair annual dinner at the Macon more refreshing. Try man, states that thc theme cen Ming Room. Stroh's, today 1 ters around "The Creative So Following th* dinner member* ciety of Fine Arts" and a dis were entertained at the resi jjk^ji^ tinukVv play of arts will be featured. dences of Mrs. Charlotte Dean Friends and general public and Mrs. Agnes Miller, wher* Enjoy o are invited to attend. they were joined by their hus iff bands and friend*. Wb Tb* Slfch Brmry Company
COME INTO MY KITCHEN r m I T C H fim S e. raw cranberrt** Put orange and cranberrteg 1 medium apple, diced through food grinder. Add ap YOUR FOOD!? S tb. sugar Accessories To Go With Turkey ple and sugar. Fold into Slight DOLLAR Dissolve gelatin in hot water. ly thickened gelatin. Pour mm By ANN B. WALKER Add cold water. Chill until mold or individual molds, Chill T SHUCKS OP CORN, sheaves ly one you will want to serve celery, leave* and seasonings. •lightly thickened. Cut orange* until firm, Unmold on,, crisp with chicken and other fowl loo, Mix well. Put stuffing into tur- in wedges and remove seeds. lettuce. Serve with maydRnaise. By ESTELLE B. FRANKS of wheat, apples, pumpkins and on other occasions. cider, too, all play an important key. Do not pack tightly. Roast (Marketing Information (or SAUSAGE RICE 8TUPFING at once. Makes enough stuffing role In forming the traditional % pound sausage Consumers Agricultural Thanksgiving picture. Yet, the 3 tb. butter for 19-18 pound turkey. Mrs. Jane Ellis Hostess To Club Extension Service In greatest of all stars on this day • • • -. H e. ehopped onion Franklin County) continues to be Mr. Turkey. IF YOU ARE LOOKING for a .i pound mushroom., chopped Mrs. Jane Ellis was hostess Vivian Dorsey made reports on Thc success then, o( this an new salad idea and one that can to Gai Prmtnei club Thursday 4 e. cooked rice the anniversary party schedu nual (cast depends largely upon be prepared beforehand, try at her home, 3027 Southfield dr., led for Nov, 29. PLENTIFULS: Turkey, chicken, pork roast, medium 2 c. diced celery cranberry and orange *«l_d. *_r_P. apples, cranberries, Emperor grapett, sweet potatoes. thc mighty bird, and how you when Mrs. Lucille Armstrong, Gueala included Mesdames plan to stu(( him. 4k e. chopped celery leave* This fs a special favorite at our president, called the group to celery, .qua_.h, turnips, loaf lettuce, walnuts. r small orange, onpaeled this year. of thumb" (or buying the ngnt Your holiday food shopping amount. If the turkey weigh* will be (un ... so much to less than 12 pounds (ready-lo choose from at reasonable cook weight) allow *. to 1 prices. Perhaps your (irst con pound for each serving. If it cern is thc meat. Plentifuls to weighs over 12 pounds, allow _ choose from this year include to •._ a pound for each serving. _*_-• turkey, chicken and pork. If' you buy chicken you can Shall it be turkey? This year's plan on getting 1 _ aervings per pound from fryer*, and two servings per pound (rom roast , _N* .if-Vli....;. ers. In cither turkey or chicken, look for plump meaty birds, _U_KBA[K with clean, moist akin* free , WMJBIE ACTION from pin feathers and with pli _ /COLORS 6MY H_i__J_I able breast bones. • a ,a ,2MBs_siun«nicE HAM OK PORK ROASTS, with bone in, will yield about ATALL DRUG STORES two to three servings to the pound. Without bones they will provide three to four servings to the pound. Look for cuts that show a high proportion o( fine grained lean meat. Avoid too much fat.. \6(jrH___rs_rhf™img' . * • FRUIT AND VEGETABLE IIS HINTS—Sweet potatoes are al ways good with turkey. 1/ you YourScaip is Scaly serve them mashed, add some orange juice and butter to them, with a sprinkling of nutmeg. Creamed onions arc on many You haus Darxfruff a Thanksgiving men*. Give them an added dash wrth a Thtae af* c»___tiuo» demanding me sprinkling of mace. dicinal care Perfumed pomade* won't beh>—Glover'i medicinal ur&lraenl Having mashed turnip*.? Our win. For Glover'i, lik« » doctor's pre- local turnip crop is big and at •oriptioo, is a medicine compounded of fine quality. Brighten their fla soothing oth, Un, sulphur and Un- trol—designed to help check dandruff, vor by mixing them with a gen •calp-tcale and excessive faffing hair. erous amount of parsley. One try »r_! yoall tee why Glover's AW_r> in good supply men. green Mange Medians is the medicinal w_ •» house •"prlabten—both Ve«f and lo treat ttcalp and Hur proW. l___ Money hack E-_»"_»- Bibb lettuce, watercro«« and *o- lea. Al _B dnig More*. roatoftt. Your dinner wouldn't be complete this year without apples in some form, and, et course, cranberries. Both ar* bargains and never better in flavor than during November.
READ BOOKS REGULARLY Do you hke a novel with a Gov*, s Mange Medicine good story? The public library GkMMr Imperial Hair Tenia ha* the outstanding novels aod C_>v*r 8eauty Soap Shampoo stories of past and present. For example, a story in a civil war GLOVER'S setting, a novel about an ac SINCE 1876 tress, or % book featuring a fa mous eecapc. Reaoive to read 1 ! books regularly—it's fun!
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PAGE 18 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1958 8ATURPAY. NOVEMBER 22, nn.« • II*?' 'j* 111 ii t• i• ii r iin'i i .j i' THS OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 19 Josephine H.Johnsbn Women's Day Chmn. Centenary Meth. icitouSaloud im^hai In Recital At Caldwell Next te the aerie* of study WEEKLY MEDITATION UJis Jrnex -Mlexandi curse* iponsortd by Woman's . Jolly Rulers club of Caldwell Temple AME Zion, 524 loclety ef Christian Servic* will |b« he'd at Centenary Methodist WHEN JESUS talked about your Faith?'" (Mk. 4:40, Lk. E. Long st., wilt present Mrs. Josephine Heard Johnson in Prayer and Faith, strange as FOR THE NEXT tew week* this column will carry articles Thursday, Nov. 20, 0:30 to 8 8:30.) .concert Sunday, Nov. 23, at 8 p. m, at the church. p. m. Mrs. Lena Spiller 1* class some of Hi* word* may sound Mrs. Johnson well known tor pertaining to Paul, who wa* originally called Saul. To Ut* woman with * blood ing ability aa teacher of voice chairman. .The publie Is Invited to us, He knew what He wa* her artistic ability in tb* mezio- Saul and Jesus were tb* earn* age. H« waa born in Tanraa, to attend . . , Sunday, Nov. 23, talking about. issue: "Your Faith has mad* and piano, studied at Capital CiUcia, tar away from Jerusalem, but his family wer* Jews. Hi* you whole." (Mk. 3:34.) •oprano range and ber outstand- university conservatory as well at 11 a. m. Rev. N. H, Holloway Our Lord came out of the un as with other outstanding teach father wa* a Roman citizen, which wa* an honor seldom attained will deliver hi* aermon from the known world, and He was per. To Jairus: "Only believe, and- er*. by a Jew, but Tarsus was a free city of Rome, so this gave Paul theme, "Give U* Thl* Day Our tcctly familiar with forces and she shall live." (Lk. 8:50.) COiAJMBVS Her accompanist will b* Mra. the honor and advantage of Roman citizenship. Daily Bread." Muslo will be powers that we know nothing . When Saul wa* a -**y he often, ~~ rendered by senior and Gospel about. We ought not to bo too Tho centurion to Jesus: "Only FVISERAL DIRECTORY Rhenetta Hairston Davit. - say the word and my servant WILLIAMS «__ McNABB Mrs. Helen Waderker is presi. played with Gentile lads. But if childish things and go up to Je. choir* ... Worship at 7:45 p. m. determined to explain every one of these boys ever started! rusalem to be educated by tb* will b« In charge of th* WSCS. thing that Jesu* said about shall be healed." Jesus: "I MORTUARY, INC dent of Jolly Rulers and Rev. J have not found so great Faith, FUNERAL HOME Dallas Jenkins is minister. to boast that he was a free-bom' rabbis, Uiat he might lean* th* Winners among Centenary youth Prayer so aa to bring It within law as befitted a Pharisee. participating In the Princ* of range of our finite understand not even in Israel." (Mt. 8:8, 818 E. Long St Roman citir.cn, Saul would say, 10, 13.) CL. 8-9521 REV. S. R. DOUGHTY, pas "I am free-born as well aa Soon he was in Jerusalem re . Peace contest will b* featured. ing. tor of ML Herman Bapttst, Is you." pealing aloud In a sing-song tb* - Winner and runnerup wer* Ar- It may be If only we would To thc blind man: "Do you words that were given him ta MRS. O. A. WHlTTAKEf. BETTER speaker for annual joint Saul's father brought blm up Ina Turner and Gloria Roa« . . . apply ourselves with enough pa believe that I am able to do learn. Even while Saul learned AND SONS. INC Thanksgiving morning serv strictly to be a Pharisee. But Combined Methodist churches tience, persistence and perse this? Be it unto you according FURNITURE- tbe law until he could say lt all will hold union Thanksgiving FUNERAL HOME ices between Mt. Herman and Saul learned much from his verance to the practice of Pray to your Faith." (Mt. 9:28-28.) by memory, he caugbt the spirit service* at Centenary Thursday, 720 EL Long St tor the amount you Mt, Zion BapUst, being con playmate* that tbe Pharisee* er and Faith, that we could Yea. Assuming tbat we our CL. 8-9S49 of thinking for himself. Nov. 27, 10:30 a. m. Music will spend at ducted this year at Mt. Zion, would have frowned on. Each reach attainments that w* do selves do all In our power to After Saul's school day* wer* be furnished by combined *. F. HUTCHINSON 1535 Dewey av., at 10:30 a. m. day as a servant led Saul to not ordinarily dream of. You answer our own prayers, God'* BROOKS over, ha took a ship for Tarsus choirs. CO. Special bos leaves Mt. Vernon school in the syngouge, be saw see, when Jesus spoke of Faith promises for those who have FUNERAL HOME INC and Taylor avs. for Mt. 2. on, and he stayed at his borne town • FamKur* people in the streets from every He turned His speaking into ac Faith ar* simply amazing. Let 1108 E Loaf St. of which Rev. R. F. Dalrston, three years. During this Urn* where in the world, scholars, tuality. us forget self and trust Christ CL. 3-1411 • Appliance* Jr., is pastor, at 10 a. m. Jesus waa teaching in Galilee Dessert Hour At sailors, travelers and mer In the administration of Faith for a Faith like HI*. and Judea. But never once did CROSBY FUNERAL • Floor Coverings chants. Christ Memorial by our Lord, lt can be seen of • • • • Furnishings Saul aee Jesus. His authority. Why? Notice, at OUR PRATES — "Faith ol HOME Saul would say, "There . are He beard only Pharisee* talk A dessert hour will be given . for every room la Bus Service To Greeks ond Jews, barbarians, least 18 time*, He talked a our father, living still, in spit* 'Tha House of Friendly your house of how Jesu* wa* a threat to by Group No. 2 Sunday, Nov, great deal about Prayer. Scrvice" Scythians, bond and free." 38, 4 to S p. m„ at Christ Me of dungeon fire and sword: O ci_.;-una Mt Zion Church thc Hebrew religion, an upsetter Here are some of the things how our hearts beat high with 1072 E. Long St • • • of Hebrew tradition*, (lt ia tru* morial Baptist, 100 N. 20th st. He said about Faith: 028 Mt. Vernon Ave. Rev. R.' F. Hoirston, Jr.. min A program has been arranged joy, whene'er wc hear that glor> CL. 2-15SS OFTEN SAUL WOULD go even today that some people "In Nazareth, He did not lous word) Faith ot our father'* Serving Columbus ister of Mt. Zion Baptist. 1533 down to the busy port of TaT- will prevaricate about individ during tbe avent. Mrs. Anna ma__y works because of their un Dewey av., American .Addition, Belle Felder Is president of the holy faith, w* will be true to 81nre 1895 sus by the Mediterranean sea. uals, to others, in order, to In. . belief." (Mt. 13:58.) thee till death." In Jesus' name C O. WHITE A SONS announced that a special bus and sit, watching the ships jure them. Oftentimes they do sponsoring group and Rev. L. FUNERAL HOME "To the disciples in the storm, we ask. Amen. — BEV. L. leaves Mt. Vernon and Taylor ; come in from all parts of the not know tbe true facts, so they H. Johnson is pastor. 1217 Mt. Vernon Av*. avs. every Sunday at 10:43 a, fit. Why are you afraid? Wher* i* SIMPSON. CL. 8-1514 earth. • make up false tales. They do | for regular morning services at And he dreamed great dreams not realize they hay* really hurt _9___K______a__nB9__aasa_ The Above List Include* MRS. ANNA C. THOMPSON, PICTURED, AND Mt. Zion. The. bua returns to (of adventure as be looked away themselves because God.always Members Ot Tbe Colnmbus PASS YOUR COPY of the Taylor-Mt. Vernon location Mr*. Beatrice Price are co-chairmen of Women's day The Sentinel along to a off with longing. The bigness of cares for the pure in heart. , BEAUTIFUL Funeral Ass'a immediately after morning serv So, naturally Saul felt only a program Sunday, Nov. 23, at Mt. Olivet.BapUst, 42S E. non-reader* ices. the sea aroused within' him a bigness tbat prevented his mind dislike for Jesus. He told him Main at, featuring Mrs. Martin Luther King, Jr., of At 6 p. m. every Sunday, Rev. from staying in tbe small nar self, "I am a Pharisee and tha" Montgomery, Ala. .Services In Columbus Churches Hairston stated, a bus departs row groove of his people who son of a Pharisee and after tho EASTGATE APARTMENTS from tbe same location and ar had never left their own coun strictest sect, I live a Pharisee." Caldwell Temple AME Zion rives at Mt, Zion in time for the try nor Been beyond their' hills. Worship and fellowship wilh purpose at Caldwell Temple AMI. church's weekly radio broad The different race**of .people; Program At Hosack OPEN Zion, 524 E. Long at. J. Dallas Jenkins, minister. Church cast. walking the streets ot Tarsus,! OCCUPANCY NOW RENTING ichool, 9:30 a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Christian Endea th* magic lure of the sea, and! tor, 6:30 p m. Evening worship, 8 p. m. Midweek Praise Tin.lt I. S NO BETTER WAY Hosack Baptist Nurses Corps Is sponsoring a program Sun the freer atmosphere < ot the | day, Nov. 23, at 3'30 p. m. A filmstrip, "Guard Your Heart," will Wednesday. 8 p. m. The Capital City's Temple of Methodism "Knowledge is so cheaply ob Greek and Roman world- were be shown followed by a tea. Silver offering will be taken for bene tained. The expense is but in Saul's heart and soul, no mat Mt. Olivet Baptist time, which if w* do not spend, fit of the new.church nursery. Visit nest Sunday at Mt, Olivet Baptist, 428 E Main st. "K* ter how much his father wished we cannot save!" Can you think to mak* him a Pharisee. Creed Bat Christ." H Beecher Hicks, minister The Church at of a better way to use your time Study, 9 a m. The Churcb at Worship, 10:45 a. m. Baptist than in reading worthwhile • • • Second Baptist Training Union, 8 p m The Church at Worship, 7:30 p m. books at your public library? WHILE STILL YOUNG Saul's Shower Sunday, Nov. 30, is Men's day father told him to put away at 2nd Baptist with Dr. A. Mc- Second Bapttst Ewen Williams of Memphis as You're always welcome at 2nd Baptist. 186 N. I
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f ATURDAY. NOVEMBER 22. 1858 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAQElg PAGE 24 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1958 Busy Weekend For Community Theatre B. » tt M» Members ot Columbus Com shop appeared in "A Penny's Levey, Cheryl Margulies, Con- Mn View From munity Theatre were seen in Worth of Power on WOSf-TV. atance Nichols, Harriet Slott three productions this weekend. Cast, directed by Mel Slott, in and James Stakcm. 5. Friday. Nov. 14. at S p.m. cluded Jo Gebl, Joel Ginzberg, The Drama Workshop pre Walker Walker's Head members ot thc Drama Work Joyce Gordon. Irv Levey. Mark sented "Jamaica Reel" at Ju venile Diagnostic Center Satur FROM ALL POINTS OF VIEW THIS WEEKEND IN Our day evening, with original cho Town should be one of the finest in many moons. Main item, of reography by Leland Johnson of course, being Erroll Garner's concert at the Vets followed by the Gwen Kagey dance studio and MARCO RECORDS bongo accompaniment by Ro Delta dance at the Youth Center anchored by Emile Leon's big nald Coleman, Hassan Ben Jut- band. tar and Kaleem Ahmad Haroun. • • • *<£;£ fr 4 STAR SPECIAL "Hello Out There." by Mil WHILE ALL THAT IS GOING ON, THE SENECA HOTEL will ' Ah. .MI) JAMAL LP. - $2.50 itant Saroyan, was presened to be the choice spot for thc Gung Ho dance. A local sensation, the the ladies auxiliary of Columbus Symbols, will be holding down Marty's 502, while at the Copa Club, •••••••• •»•«»••»»•••• Academy of Medicine Monday, for ail who dig such, a cat named Bo Diddley will be doing some at tbe Gallery of Fine Arts. Di thing. For the discreet, Peter Ustinov will be at the Hartman In Largest Selection STEREO Records In Columbus the highly publicized "Romanoff and Juliet." NOW AT DISCOUNT PRICES rected by Don Sparrow, the cast JAZZ VOCALS SAMPLERS included Pat Brown, Dee Dee • • • POPULAR CLASSICS M-W. S2JI9 ftU P Gehl, Milliam Leslie and Ted LAST SATURDAY'S CARARET GIVEN RT THE Modern- HEAR 'EM BEFORE TOU BUY Myers. ettes at the Lincoln ballroom was a gas, with all tbe free drinks NEW Jonah Jones $2.9. erne and feminine lovelies; and Emile Leon's quintet played unusual- NEW Erroll Garner 3.98 MEMBERSHIP IN Commu ly well . . . The Cavaliers will soon unveil their new party home NEW Bill Doggett 3.98 nity Thoatre is open to everyone with an open house ... A certain local fraternity is vainly advo NEW Lula Reed 2.98 and "Suitcase Theatre" produc cating a distasteful Negre aristocracy program. It seems tbat NEW Ahmad Jamal 2.98 tions arc available for perfor only guys with a certain family background and shade will be NEW Johnny Griffin 3.98 mances before organizations accepted . . . Altolst Lou Donaldson may star In a film oa tbe and at hospitals. life of Charlie Parker. - MARCO RECORDS For information phone Mrs. • • * John Haas, Be. 7-433$. OPEN MON. ft THURS. M ONE THING THAT ALWAYS MAKES AN EVENING OUT 213 S. FRONT ST. CA 1-07S5 pleasant is the hospitality yoa receive at certain places. Harold Half Block Soatb Of Lasants __u_r_ Glover, tbe 502 mixologist, is one of tbe nicest guys to meet any Music Program Al OSU place, as are his lovely assistants, Hetty Sheppard, Paula Boyce Tschaikovsky's "Symp h o n y and Dee Scott. No. 5 in E Minor" will be heard • • • Everybody is sayingt on a program by Ohio Stata uni. THE HAST-AMED OPERATIC SERIES OPENS HERE Nov. FOR AN EVENING ON THE TOWN, versify Symphony at 6:15 p. m. 21 with Puccini's "La Bohemc" Sunday, Nov. 23,' In Mershon . . . The Cupidettes are already It's The auditorium, on the campus. The making plans for their gala N. concert will be open to the pub Year's Eve dance with a sur lic without admission charge. prise big band to play . . . LITCHFORD James Moody has reorganized his band sine* his release from * LOUNGE AND thc hospital . . . Rusty Bryant RHYTHM ROOM is busy these days n\aking plans for a Mexico tour with a new 90 N. 4TH ST. CA. 1-0308 group . , . Aubrey Brown, tha Skyline's dashing bartender, has Be it WINING hopes of seeing the Michigan- DINING • OSU game just so he can see if or DANCING Woody Hayes will shake hands. THE AMERICAN Woodmen's The Magic Word k banquet reigns supreme at tha RUSTY BRYANT Seneca hotel Friday night, com* LOUNGE AND plete with a musical program. LITCHFORD RHYTHM ROOM Healthy Baby" Darcel Nunley of Detroit 90 N. FOURTH ST. FALL IS THE TIME OF YEAR FOR MY FAVORITE DISH Lunches - Short Orders —chitterlings—but I'll have to travel around for many a day be JOHN STONE, Mgr. JOHN GRUBBS, Chef LIQUOR - BEER fore I'll ever eat any that can compare with Mary Ann Sullivan's CHAMPAGNE or Mary Smith's. Their husbands are lurky. Lettie Parker mt Club Regal tells me their "guts" are pretty good too . . . Nice to her doctor recommended CARNATION Open 1 A.M. Till t.M A.M. see Bud Holmes behind the bar at the Pine Room again . . . CLOSED SUNDAY Dropped around to Walters and Bellman's for tha first time since its facelifting. Looked pretty choice. -America's "healthy baby" milk I Come to Gamer Most Trust Carnation in the Red and White Can. It's the safest, BEST BRAND FOR GARDNER'S Distinctive most nourishing and digestible for an evening you'll enjoy I form of milk for baby's formula, YOUR COFFEE, TOO I Of Pianists More mothers feed Carnation to Creamy-smooth Carnation makes coffee Music "LIVE" Every Erroll Garner, described ae their babies than any other brand. taste just grand! Richer and more the most distinctive jazz piano FRI., SAT. k SUN. stylist of all lime, will appear And more Carnation is used in flavorful, the way you like itt in the . . . in concert Saturday, Nov. 22, at hospital formula rooms through 8:30 p.m. at Veterans Memorial. Vanteka Lounge Internationally-lauded Garner out the world than all other brands "from uses probably the most unique combined I Prepared formulas that piano bench cushion—the Man Contented. Continuous From S:3I P. M. hattan telephone book. chum to be complete are expensive Caws" # All Legal Beverages Tickets art available at Hea* ton'a. compared to Ca r na tion. Be sure to EVAPORATED # Barbecue Our Specialty ask your doctor about Carnation. SaL, Nov. 22—8:30 P. M. OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 2:30 Dakota Stafon Guests If8 the milk every doctor -knows. |p9^ Th_fe«_n»v VETS MEMORIAL BLDG. GARDNER'S CAFE And Jazz songstress Dakota Staton MILK TICKETS $1.75 — $2.50 — $3.00 — $3.50 Tax Inc. will visit Dorothy Collins and World's trading Brand of Evaporated MHk Vanteka Lounge Johnny Desmond on "Your Hit HEATON'S MUSIC STORE 50 N. HIGH ST. 1402 JOYCE AVE. AX. 9-9365 Parade" Friday. Nor M on CBS-TV, 7:30-4 p. m. w.
PA<_£___1 TUB OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1958 ••'•••• i • • • I ••.:!. . . I.' ' SATURDAY. NOVEMBER ta, f osa THg OHIO SENTINEL WANT ADS 1926 Buick FEATHERSTONE'S MKL :--•*••». n ••-..• -U___ Sports Model Roadster WEEKEND SPECIALS . . . Completely Restored BELL ST. CLAIR CARRY OUT Columbus Barber Shop Directory ARE EASY 10 PUCE Reasonably Priced FROZEN MEAT PIES 508 SL Clair Ave. Columbus, O. CL. 8-6973 Crocerles, Meats, Confectionery, Ice Cream Call RADIO & TELEVISION THOMPSON BARBER SHOP JUST DIM Chicken, Beef, Turkey 4 for 89c Wine and Beer to Carry Out 984 MT. VERNON AVE., Near 18th SL Bob Thomas - CA. 8-3538 j| BLUITRIBBON (1 Deer East af Joe Moore and Jim O'Cnine, Props. SEVEN CHAIR SHOP Complete Barber Servlee BLUE RIBBON 1068 MT. VERNON AVE. Men, Women and Children's Hair Cutting and Styling a. 3-7416 Cameo Theatre) MAYHUGH ond SON A Specialty A Courteous Want Ad Taker Will Business Opportunity OLEOMARGARINE 4 lb. 85c Barbers: It. lab Ha miter, Damon Lynch, Benny Fisher, III MT. VKBNON AVE. CL. S-ZStl Ladles Hair Bobbing, Scalp Treatment, Deluxe Facials Help You Word Your Ad. HOUBS DAILY 1 A. M. TO 8 P. M. tfaet Ad Headers. Fer Line — .88 BUSINESS LOCATION suit PIG FEET 2 lb. 15c Beer and Wise Te Carryout Wade Saber, Leonard Thomas, G. Moore; John Thompson, Prep. (Count Five (5) Words Per Line) able for doctor's office or For Sate Tbe Store With The Friendly Atmosphere MINIMUM CHARGE .71 FALTER'S PRACTICAL Display Hani Ads. Per loch ( Sl.49 beauty salon, plus living Qualify Meata aad Groceries — Miles M. Mayhugh. Prep. WHALE* JOHNSON'S DEADLINES accommodation*. Avail* A Number of Uncalled Free City-Wide Delivery BARBER SHOP able Nov. 1, Now occu BARBER SHOP Readers: Wednesday Noaa. SLICED BACON lb. 49c 114 K. LONG ST. 324 E. fltb Ava. ^^^^DtjMJr^uesds^^^^^^^^ pied by Pierce Photo Stu For Radios and Complete Barber Service Mea. Women aad Children'* dio*, 117 Hamilton Ave., FEATHERSTONE'S MARKET Small wood Market Quality Meata • Groceries Barbers: Hair Cutting Card of Thanks Parking facilities in tear.] Televisions Irene Turner B Kulb Jones Boors: 7:80 A. M. 7:30 P. M. Legal Notices 459fL181HSr. CL 2-0559 Open Daily 8:30 A. M. till Midnight gat. 7:30 A M. To 8 P. M. Inquire CA. 8-6583 or at Sundays 8:30 A. M. till 3 P. M. DELUXE FACIALS MATH-JOB—We wish to ex 701 £. Loaf St. OPEN DAILY'S A, M. TIL 10 P. M. SUN. _M Good Condition and W1LU8 WHALET, Prop. CLOSED WEDNESDAI J. p. Miles, whose last ad MS MT. VEBNON AVE. CL. t-8540 press our sincere thanks and dress ia unknown, will take no-1 . Reasonably Priced WlALLwOODand WHITFIELD, Props PIERCE'S appreciation to -our neighbors tiee that on No*-. 10, 1958, Gene- Help Wanted BROGSDALE'S and friends for their many kind BARBER SHOP vieve Miles filed her petition in GET ACQUAINTED -OFFER! LATEST RECORD HITS BARBER SHOP nesses, expressions of sympathy tbe Common Pleas "Court of J THERE IS STILL time to earn Complete Barber Servlee and beautiful floral offerings Franklin County, O., Division of 621 E. LONG ST. Doing Business At Our during the Illness and death of with Christmas selling of Avon Dependable and Facials and Scalp Treatments Domestic Relations, in Cause gift acts. You, too, can aver 884 E. LONO ST. our beloved husband, dad and No. 9.209, praying for a divorce DBESSES - SKIRTS - BIOUSES Guaranteed Television PAPER'S SHOE STORE A Specialty fi.-nui.ath. r< MILES M. MAY- age as much as $5.00 an hour. from him on the grounds of CA. 1-3379. FREE f I I FREE! I ! FREEItl Service W. J. Saber, Barber BAX'S HUGH. gross neglect of duty. Said Yoa Pay Only For Tbe Dry Cleaning Factory Returned Sample Shoes # Men's Army Work Complete Barber Serrtea Our appreciation to Dr. Hicks, cause will be for hearing on or Shoes • Men'a Dress Shoes • Women's & Children's BARBER SHOP Dr. Buckles. Dr. Moyyard and Dresses Skirts . Blouses CL 2-7181 858 BARR180N AVE. after Dec 27, 1958.—L. P. Hen tie Me 35c Shoes • Women's House Slippers .50 to $1.00 While sucJs nurses for their exceptional pro derson, Att'y. 11-15, 22, 29. 12-8, MADAME ANNA Sales and Service Mea, Women, Children's fessional care. Special grati 13. 20. 1958. Your Neighborhood They Last • Baby Shoes .SO and $1.00. BARBER SHOP Halreultlng — Facials 1026 Mt Vernon Ave. 529-531 N. 20th St., Cor. Leonard Columbu*, Ohio tude to Dr. Sbellbaas, Rev. CL. 2-2078 878 E. LONO ST. CARTER & SCOTT ' Langholz, IU-V. Hick* and Bishop Janet Marie Blythe, whose GOODWILL INDUSTRIES STORE Complete Barber Servlee Baroersi-op Gregory for -their consoling last known address is M.R.A. HEADER AND ADVISOR 919 Mt. Vernon Ave. . 122 Cleveland Ave. JIMMY'S MARKET Barbers: Sag Dolman, Readings $1.08 CA. 4-9880 Columbas, O. 18» K. MAIN 8T. Yancy P. Carter St words and prayers, and to Mr. Bangor. Maine, will take notice 2793 St. Broad St. 218 8. Fourth St. 672 MT. VERNON AVE. William E. Stewart, O. A- Scott. Barbers: Jerry Spears and associates. .th*t on Nov. 15. 1958, Scott F- 1514 Cleveland Ave. MS a. Fourth St. George Jones Mrs. Emma J Mayhugh • Blythe filed his petition in the CL. 2-6274 MILLER'S FURNITURE STORE 1284 ML Vernon Ave. . ' and Family Common Pleas Court of Frank- Real Estate For Sale Columbas, Ohle Complete Line ef Hied Feral tore aad Rag* lin County, (>., Division of Do Specialising ln Choice Ranges, Befrlgerators, Washers, Sewing Machines mestic Relations in Cause No. THE HAWKINS Public Notice LOTS FOR SALE. 58x100 ft. 4 BOOK FOB EVtt.OWf TO ___* Meats tad Groceries EAST TERMS FBEE DELIVER* S5 N 94271 praying for a divorce' WE BUT AND SELL , MONROE AVE. CL. 3-4815 from her on the grounds of Urbancrest. TR. 5-3714. Rn.: Mon. thru Thurs. — There will be a special meet C_!__ab«.. Obio ing of thc Phillis Whrallcy gross neglect of duty. Said • 8 a. m. • 7 p. m. cause will be for hearing on or SUMMIT 8T. Frl. • Sat: 8 a. r_. • 8 p. rn. We Welcome Old aad New Patrons Home Society at the Phillis after Jan. 3, 1959.-L. P Hen ERNIE'S AUTO SERVICE Transient Gneat Welcomed Wheotley Home. 1M N. 22nd St., "15 Million Negroes Sun.» S a. m. • 1:84 p. m. Wednesday, Dec. 3, AD. 1938, at derson, Att'y. 11-22, 29, 12-7, 14, Double. 8 rooms each side, 12 ft. Third Ave. (Next to Mobile Gas Station) at High We Continue to Render the Sanaa Exclusive, S p. m. sharp for the purpose of 21. 28. 1958. unfinished third floor. $1000 Prop. JAMES II. FLOOD __*.»•«__» Efficient Senrico deciding' what should be done down. Complete Servlee Oa All Makes of Cars with the said Society's home and Apts.. Rooms For Rent and 15 Billion Dollars" MODERN MARKET Ernest W. Stewart, Prep. II Tearg Practical Experience DEZ23E HARRIS Credit Arranged Through Certified Automobile Service all other property belonging to CO_^'olR_f^l____^lMp-_ig room 183 N. 20tb SL CL. _-_tt_4 said^Phillis Wheatley Home So —written by.William K. Bell, who holds a B.3. degree in Colnmbus, Ohle CHARGIN DRY CLEANERS ciety and for any and all busi for single man or-woman. 84lt CL. 3-8934 ness that may be properly Hamilton Ave. CL. 3-4097. Foster O. Newlia, Broker Commerce ______Howard tt; completed special work in BEER * WINE (HANDIER Complete Dry Cleaning Service, Alterations A Repair School of Retailing at New y<>rk U. ELMER PARKER (0. Drapes A Household Articles Our Specialty brought before the membership TWO AND 3-room apartments. TO CARRY OUT 1 - Day Service rick-Up A Delivery of said Society. All officers, Snare bath. Heat and light Columbus Sale. Agenti Shoe Repair Shop 1385 Summit! Sf. members (and friends) are paid. Two rooms 350 per 318 E. Fifth Ave. Charles Collins, Prop. AX 1-9207 hereby notified of the same. SMITH'S Ashphalt, Concrete month. Three rooms 360 per 789 Mt. Vernon Ave. THE COLUMBUS HOME LAUNDRY Howard D. Giles, month. Carter Building, 903 Donald ^ Brooks CONFECTIONERY Driveways - Top Soil President' of tbe Board New - Different 1009 Mt. Vernon Ave. i CL. 8-5195 10 Years Experience AND DRY CLEANERS Raglan R. Reid, Treasurer E Long St. Hooker Rental Wonderful CL. f-Ill'l Cleaners and Launderers of Quality and Distinction Agency, CL. 3-4331. 1479 Gran tills SL CL. 8-1308 AX. 9-2912 Columbus. Ohio " ... as a barber and rltlsen of tbe Columbas commu , Columbus, Okie Complete Shoe Service A One Stop Cleaning Service Nov. 22, 1958 A HOME BUILT nity, my deepest concern fs for Improving business and Dyed Ss Repaired With Top AU Work Done At Our Plant For Rent FOR YOU business opportunities for tbe younger generation." Grt.se_.es, Meata, Confections Grade Materials EDWARD P. ZIPF 828 E. LONG ST. Colnmbns, O. CL. 3-3413 _ I LEXINGTON AVE. IN THE CITY Dally 8 A. M. to « P. M. Special Service On Legal Notices It is for tbe younger generation that we adults have Cinderella; Heels It Purses Bicycle Tires aad Supplies 3-room efficiency apartment- • ELIZABETH RANSOM aad Sharpening of Lawn mowers, COLUMBUS LAUNDRY to plan. They will "need money to buy homes and to ALMA DEWS, Props. TIP-TOP CLEANERS Bertna L. Wright, whose lasV Refrigerator, stove, utilities Call start businesses, but where can they get lt when 90% of For Delivery Service Scissors and Knives & DRY CLEANING known address is 20 Peckham furnished. No children. Avail the 14,000 or more banking institutions in the U. S. still Call Between 3-8 P. M. All Kinds et Keys Made ONE DAT SERVICE St.. Buffalo, r.\ Y. will take no Bicycles for Rent DM ML Vernon Ave., Col's. O. tice tbat on Oct. 11. 1958, HUdrrd able immediately. CA. 4-822.. L. W. SHOWERS think the Negro is a bad risk. Even with this knowledge WILLIAMS Open Dally Fir"- 'ip aad Delivery Family and Bachelor Bundles H. Wright filed his petition in Negroes spend eady 10% of the 15 billion or more dollars CL. 8-3540 - 90 5. OHIO AVE Drapes, Blankets, Repair* k the Common Pleas Court of* Columbus Really Co. it earns with their own people. Other groups find ways GROCERY 878 MT. VERNON AVE. Alterations and means to keep most of their consumer dollars circu J Franklin County, O.. Division of TWO APARTMENTS CA. 1-6686-CL. 3-8138 887 N. GABF1ELD AVE. FLO BINE RAMSES, Mgr. ! Domestic Relations, in Cause lating within their own group. Why can't we? ' TAN TOWN TOPICS Columbas. Ohio Columbus, Ohio C. L. RAMSEY. Prop. j No. 93911, praying (or a divorce % Nice Locations Groceries, Meats, Confections from her on the grounds of will- Too much Individualism has greatly reduced our power M8MS8K • ful absence for more than one # 3 and 4 Rooms as a racial group to move .head. Our greatest strength Manning Williams, Prep. Excellent Service At . year last past. Said cause will Is in our- churches, the NAACP, fraternal organizations • be for hearing on or after Nov. # Near Choice Schools and social groups.-' We all have got to work and support • Mooney Chinese Hand laundry & ' 29, 1958. - Webster S. Lyman, each other and ;wurk for one accord. Jr.. Atty. 10-18, 25, 11-1, 8, 15. 22, # Private TO BUY OR SELL CALL Dry (leaning This book—"15 MILLION NEGROES AND 15 BILLION MASON'S One-Stop Laundry k Dry Cleaning 1958. DOLLARS"—tells of our economical strength. It Ss the Store Ne. 1 Store No. k McPerrie Orange, whose last CL 8-2088 DEZZJE HARRIS greatest piece of literature on economics for the Negro OPTOMETRISTS and ever written and Is now on. sale at; 863 Mt. Vernon Ave. 918 E. Long St. ' known address is 3335 Riopctle, JEWELERS Vmtt Detroit. Mich., will take notice PASS YOUR COPY of CL. 3. 3-6934 8 A. M. • 7 P. M. Mon. thru Sat. that on Nov. 5, 1958. Louise CAPITOL CITY! NEWS AGENCY EYES EXAMINED tAUMC«r u>met CL. 3-4296 Orange filed her petition in the The Sentinel along to a Foster O. Newlin, Broker 97.. ML Vernon Ave. GLASSES FITTED Common Pleas Court of Frank non-reader. WATCH REPAIRING Also at a few of Columbus' leading rhurr hr i. New Ford Holel No. 2 SAM'S lin County. O.. Division of Do — —._..._.u_ ,,-_._....* . nurrhr .. Reasonable Prices mestic Relations, in Cause No. W« need to do. more to Satisfaction Guaranteed 452.5 E. Long St. CA. 4-0421 SHINE PARLOR 94160, praying for a divorcv ChJ raci'iaT'gro^Sn. " , KT ^ *«* fa* 113 E. LONG ST. CA. 4-2811 Transient and Permanent 338 N. 29th SL, Columbas, O. from him on the grounds of wil .'A & 8lad tonwrrow- thi» b°°\ °°ld *_.* Vm °-r« ful absence for more than one• you' m a tomorrow .hit you bought thia book toda.. Guests Welcome Prop.. 8AM DEL PENSON year last past, and also asks! KRESKE Ford Hotel No. 1 Still (330) (188) permanent cftlstody of their mi-j Operated at 179 N. Oth St. STOP AT nor child, Vivianj age t3 years.; PLUSIBING CO. Mrs. B. H. Ford. Proprietress 8aid cause will be for hearing j CA. 1-3588 hJEFF S POOL ROOM cm or after Dec. 27. 1958.—Wm. 467 E. Main SL 1218 MT. VERNON AVE. A. Toler, Att'y. 11-15, 22. 29, 12-8, MADAM DONNA Repairing and Remodeling Cigars, Candies and Ice Cold 13, 20, 1958, RES: BE. 1-1062 Well furnished, clean with Soft Drinks Tells what you want to know. Doesn't ask questions, (ells of lova and marriage, courtship aod baslness. Come today 1 OFFICE: CA. 4-1338 rery modern hotel facilities. C. JEFFERSON, frop. TV Repair Tomorrow may ba toe late! ;Satisfaction guaranteed. Solves Known from coast to coast for financial problems. Hathway &. Ferguson homelike atmosphere. TV SERVICE~ Free tom-Testl BROOKS' A t_T() . mates CL. 3-1921. Hours 9 A. M. Till 9 P. M. Daily end Sunday ROOFING ELECTRIC SERVICE 562 £. MAIN ST. Columbua, O. A FURNACE WORK fvOU THINK YOU'RE 'STUCK'ON HER'— COOPER'S TOURIST •78 ML Vernon Are. 238 N. 17th St. CL. 3-5113 Repairing Generators, mm4>*04B.mimtmm^imi^ "'•:'•"'• ______PAGE 28 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. NOVBMBEB 22, 1958 SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1958 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 29 FOR A GOOD DOCTOR Boomer, 33, Held our prices am REASON... Judge Gives Tipsy Driver 60 In Attack On Girl X-2K's A 33 year old man was held on WE MUST a morals charge Friday, after a ADDITION: Days In Workhouse, $200 Fine 14 year old girl accused him of MAKE ROOM Three serious traffic charge* brought grief to a local mo forcing hi* attentions upon her 405 109 during the past year. toll Insurance Covetage 741 104 torist to the tune of $200 ln fines and 00 days in the workhouse FOR OUR 1959 on.a total of three counts lost week. The accused is Herman Gallou FORD mn & SON SulmtACTTONi Tbe unlucky man was William David D_yless, S27 Trevitt way of 844 Starr av. 826 995 350 st., who ran afo.il of the driving codes when making a turn at He waa arrested at his home TRADE-INS AUTO lAUNDW 601 723 215 20th and Medill sts., Wednesday. an complaint filed by the girl's Pick-Up And Delivery When Bayless appeared before Judge Dean Strausbaugb in mother. - $ 77* Ml Cleveland Ave. CA. 4-TKI ADDITIONt 148, 818, 414 traffic court I! was revealed the defendant was accused of driv •54 DESOTO SUBTRACTION: US, SIX, 135 ing without a license, while intoxicated and failing to yield the W FOJU) _StbrfUh_£W "~ "* _L $1270 right of way. As n result he was fined $20 and given 30 days for the li '51 FORD «_; B__U_. r_»_. ea. <-»• um. mm $1970 - cense violation; .25 fine for failure to yield the right of way and •57 WJ06E-^Sn2^_4_rs___ _Sr B. * B. HAT & DRV OIANERS $150 fine end 30 days for driving while under tbe influence of 'SS FORD ^t_____.^ __t «r.__nz_ . $ 870 Wholesale & Retail Hat Cleaning alcohol. .55 MEM WW $S=SS_ ^.-Uri^ $12W NIGHT OCT FOR MR. AND MBS. MELVIN DAVIS, 1178 Suits 11.00 Skirts, Trousers 50c Deekesbach rd., resulted in "enjoyable visit in the Vanteka t*C crton o___e» ___*_ *-__»« «» f____f __* ._ . S127* Alterations, Repairs Expertly Dona Lounge" at Gardner's Cafe, 1402 Joyce av. Welcomed by Host 09 rUHO rmtmaimt. am tlaim M__r _n_M ess Rhode Hadden (standing), the Da vises were aU praises fer nn rnnn aaieaaji «*«*• mot n«_. WW. __. $2505 PICKUP Jt DELIVERY 'Hands Quicker Than The Eye' Of l*l)K0 Um *_•_*_. _-Kta*rt» JIH «»» 612 E. Long St the new spot after dining and listening to tuneful Jack Carson _. $1370 CL. 2-9832 combo. Entertainment Is featured every Friday, Satarday and The old snying that "the hand floorwalker's eye. So they cart 'W FOB* WJWS. "* T? "•*"" $1205 Sunday night In the Vanteka Lounge. Gardner's is open nightly is quicker than the eye" got two ed ber off to the big house tre nutMf amtwiw amn •*«, *__> _w i till 2:30 a. m.—Roosevelt Carter Photo. local ladies in a lot of trouble where she was identified and TM HIM ,_>wr »-»•». *•««_-. «l.4m «*4 WM Misc. For Sale Misc. Service last week. held on a shoplifting charge. 770 W. BROAD From all indications, they She gave her name as Vivian I.ON<; & GRANT EXPERT INTERIOR end ex didn't have the system worked Louise Attaway, 225 N. Adams AIR CA. 8-3528 terior painting. Free esti BEASLEY-GROVE FORD Used Clothing Store out properly end wound up ln St., Mansfield. mates BR. 4-4078. The other woman, identified CQHOITiOHtOj We bay aad sell ladies aad ALL ABOUT COLUMBUS the clutches of the law. as Henrietta Smith Riddle, 50, men's used clothing. Aa the story goes, one of the Cor. Long A Grant WATER PROOFING With Chris women had a desire to try her 333 Waldo st., was picked up by manipulation of the art ln Laz police at the corner of Main st. SENTINEL RECOMMENDED BEAUTY SALONS GOODWIN'S BASEMENTS arus' department store, but and tyrant av. VACA'HC _ WATER PROOFED A SCORCHER THAT'S A CINCH TO MAKE THE FRONT To list in this directoty call CLcarbrook 3-7416 Fresh Fruits, vegetables pages shortly Is story 'bout a University hospital nurse aide and something went wrong. Her She was held for investigation if AND RESURFACED 1 Deadline for new listing:.., changes Saturday 12 noon Groceries A Meats an ofay medic. In a fit of rage, the medic slapped the aide. She hand wasn't as swift os tho of robbery. j—- 878 E. Leag St. CL. 8-0638 CALL CA. 8-1118' retaliated and went on to lambast him from head to foot. Called SAM te tl .80 P M. on the carpet about the fracas, she refused to resign and is < Days A Week If No Answer' OBG Meeting Dale 7 Miles West of Dublin, scheduled for an early date before the hospital board. Devil Byrd Flew FLAMINGO BEAUTY SHOP CALL CL. 3-1178 Ohio, On U. S. Rt 33 FEATHEWIONE'S MKT. • » • OBG Men's Charity Club, Inc., Complete Beauty Service — Hair Weaving Specialty ADDIE & JOSEPH SHORT TAKES AND LONG ODDS—"Shag" Hogan, the eel. In Through Window meets Tuesday, Nov. 25, 8 p. m., H Mile East of U. 8. RL 42 JOHNNIE MAE PUGII, Prop. 158 N. 18TB ST. CL. 8-055!' lar ad dining ear waiter, is poshing the rash act with Ruth Clark A man Identified ne Charlie at Hebrew Baptist, 337 Jeffer Phone BURKS of the Skyline Bar cast of eye fetchers. If Shug and Rath make son ov., with William O'Bannon 1221 E. Long St. Open 9 A. M. - 9 P. M. CL. 2-5317 Columbus. O. Devil Byrd waa held on in Plain City (O.) 3-5794 it to the altar it'll bring the popular fashion plate's total of mid and Thomas Watkins ns hosts. Vegetables, Meets SHINE PARLOR dle alliances to foar—or would it be five? . . . The Ed Cobhs vestigation of robbery Friday Andrew Taylor is president and "Travel Accommodation* Groceries DELUXE parented a 8 pound girl. Ed's the offspring of a Marshall named after he was pointed out as the Without Humiliation" r. IMA'S BEAUTY SHOP CLASSIC DYKING * SHINING Hycel Taylor secretary. Beer 4k Wine Te Carry Otrt Cobb, the big wheel unkmeer . .. Ota Johnson's the glatnmer bit man seen entering Brownie's Complete Beaut; service— Hair Styling and ..talp Treatment BEAUTY SALON Weekdays 8 A M. 10 P M. 859 MT VEBNON AVK. recently added to University Auto's payroll to hypo action tn the Tavern, 601 Mt. Vernon av„ Prep. Ima Johnson, Oprs. Virginia Cole, 928 Bit Venaoa CL. 8-8878 Sundays 8 A M. 8 P M. ROOFING . GUTTERS Sales Dept. Smart people at that place. BARLAFONTE'S Complete Beaaty Servlee ' Party Supplies — Domestic around 0 a. m. that morning. 5»0 St Clair Ava. CL. J-GWB Opea Daily 9 A. St. te 8 P. M. Chart* Mae Logan. Prep. CHIMNEY POINTING • • • A Imparted Champagnes Can THOSE EASTSIDE TIGERS FOOTBALL BOYS DON'T He reportedly gained access PIZZA & SPAGHETTI Operators Love Ita Da vies. WE DEUVEB FA5HIONETTA BEAUTY BAR Leona Wade, Louise Smith, ataipb CordrU scare easy. Example: Just before their tilt with Linden Mer by breaking a window. CARRY OUT 4PTT E. LONG ST. CA. 8-4640 Mara ret Loag, Helen Patrick, 827 8. Champion Ave. chants one of the Ltndeneers showed np in the Tiger dressing Information quarters with a sign reading, "Niggers we're going to kill you." Detectives were checking his OPEN 4:00 P. M.-12:00 M. CLOSED MON. Complete Beaut; Service Esther Logan Ida Mae CL. 84182 The boys wanted to go for broke fisticuffs-wise hot Coach Jack record. It is believed he may Oprs: Ocrtrede Ms__ln»j, ___U._r.ne OosaoeU, Griffin, Travis Jaeksoa CAPITAL have been Involved in other jobs BEER & WINE CARRY OUT Eileen stamps. Herbert Sellers, Winifred Wallace, DETECTIVE AGENCY Samuel D. Hooker Gibbs prevailed upon them to win the game and stay alive. They Gladys J.ocllle Reeves. Divorce Details - Shadowing did both. in the area during the past few COR. Z0TH & LEONARD CL. 8-8088 JUST A MEKfc Patrol Cars Real Estate months. 768 Mt Vernon Av«. • • • Beauty Salon Night: CL. 3-8393 INSIDERS FIGURE GOP BOSSES IN OHIO BAD GIVEN We are happy to offer you 948 N. 88th 8t. - CL. 2-2218 430 N. Monroe Ave. CL. 3-4331 Col's CL. 3-3531 np on Billy O'Neill long before fee was tacked away In the Demo MILLIE ALLEN complete beauty service. Complete Beaaty Service formerly with cratic landslide. An Innocent bystander, looking on from the CAR BUYERS! Sally Nolan, Anna Flenard, sidelines when Billy and other GOP hierarchy hied off to Port Classic Beauty Shop MERRILL'S Elgetha Corrtngton. Owner GEORGE'S GARAGE Columbus Air Terminal to greet Veep Dick Nixon, overheard one SEE RALEIGH "BUDDY" STEPTER ABOUT THE FAMOUS now located at __*rade White, Oracle McCoy. 567 N. 20th St. CL. 3-1195 ef the party's noted financiers badger the Marietta boy wonder Operators JAN ROSS M-B 31 SALE NOW IN PROGRESS AME'S BEAUTY BOX BEAUTY SHOP Complete Service On All Makes of Cars with, "At least stand up and act like a man." 293 S. Chamfdoa Are. "Booths For Rent" • • • NO DEAL IMPOSSIBLE ON THESE CARS 536 E. Loaf St. George Branson, Prop. 20 Years Experience CL. 8-9C4J CL. 2-8922 COULD IT HAVE BEEN A MAN THAT CAUSED TBE RIFT # SHORT DOWN PAYMENTS • LONGER TERMS Eula Riettey. Op. Lola Jackson, Operator BEAUTY HEIGHT between a certain cafe society gal and a barmaid at one of the Anele Lewis. Mgr. aad 881 ML Vernoa av. NOTHING DOWN ON SOME # WE FINANCE SOME Owner flattie Merrill, Proprietor town's most popular clubs? They look daggers at each other CL. Mill . CL. 84973 SERVICE SHOE SHINE & REPAIR every time they meet and the easterner won't even accept aerv HOUSE of CLAMOUR Complete Besnty Service ice from the bar chick—who doesn't want to wait oa her any TILLEEN'S 894 ML Vernon Ave. Open 8 A. M. to 11 P. M. 2 - '68 CAD. Sdn., Elec Seats and Window*, Driven Le«* Than 10,000 MUea Bcaute Shoppe 898 Bit. Vernon Ave. CL 8-531. No Appointment Necessary how. The subtle dig* that slip Into the air when they meet liter, Operators: Stable Brown, Repaired Shoes Can Be Picked Up On Sunday 3 . »58 CAD. Cpe. Some With Elec Window* and Seat*, All Low Mileage •47 Mt. Vernoo Ave. CL. 8448. Complete Beauty Serrlce ally shake the rafters. flair Styilex—flail Catting Sara Boyd, Aimed* Scott, William R. Starr, Prop. 'Open Monday tare Satarday Prop Mattie Warren Turner Lncy Ward, Ernestine Selby ASIDE TO THE TWO PUBLIC SCHOOLMARMS SEEN hand 2 • '59 OLDS., 1 4-Dr. Sedan, 1 4-Dr. Hdtp. Operator*: Operators: Clara Caldwell. Clara Sogers, Manager holding with a couple college boys ln a secluded booth at a down Melvoe Gi. eas Rhea Brews Real Estate For Safe town Inn: Keep it in the open and you can always tell folks it's 1 - '58 OLDS. *98» DHS, AU Power, W/Air Cond. Jessie Vlnsm " Eleanor Willis, Mary Prances LITTLE Kuiseii. ___._• Bate Jaeksoa. a part time tutoring job—or something—even if they don't be 2 « '58 OLDS. '88' DHC. All Power Prop Alt J Hit... LOGAN HOUSE of BEAUTY lieve a word yoa say. DORA'S CLASSIC Complete Beauty Servtca I- J .FAULKNER RFMT^rQ 1 - '55 OLDS. '88' Convert. Like New THE BRONZE Hair Styling a Specialty ITEM HERE ABOUT THE HUSTLER CHECKING PRICE $ BEAUTY SALON Beauty Salon 948 ML Vemon Ave. CL. 3-8.1_ lists with a feller drew half a dosea phone calls aad two unsigned 2 > '54 CAD. 60 Spc. All Black W/Air Cond. Specializing "Lo all types of 131 N. Kir. st. CL. 8-51J2 Lily Nash. Vendetta Wright, SALES. RENTALS. APPRAISALS. MANAGEMENT letters—all profanely abusing po' el' Churls. See hew these thing* cosmetology Oprs. For Appointment CaU Complete Beauty Service ean show ball when somebody's got something te hide? CL. 8-4411 Oera Phillips Bosseil. Prep. Anna Boseman. Prep. EVERY REAL ESTATE SERVICE Since 1924 DON'T TRY ITt . . . THIS IS ONE FOR OUR ULCER suf ALL CARS ARE FULLY WARRANTED & CHECKED. STOP IN OR CALL Faye Crews Webb. Prep. Mary Oobsea. Willie Mae fering friends, but, we urge yon, PLEASE DON'T TRY IT. A "BUDDY" STEPTER. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED I Winifred MitebeD. Mgr. Stanley. Warnie fleosley, Freda's Beaoty Shop patron at a Long st. bar was bragging about his ability to par _» E. Loan St. Alice Brown Dorton, COLUMBUS 15, OHIO 712 E. LONG ST. AT Operators Complete Beauty Service take of most any type of vitals without a bit of trouble with his Alfred* Barkesdale, Prop. digestion. In fact he bragged about hla regular consumption of Ne Appointment Necessary. CL. 3-2915 CL. 8-0391 cold cabbage or beans right eat of the refrigerator. In the mid 3.9. _ Miami Ave. CL. 8-1630 dle of the night and returning to bed for a comfortable sleep. JAN ROSS MOTORS, INC. READ OHIO SENTINEL ADS tnes Bolden, Barbara Nesbitt, Tbe drinking companion to whom be related his story just utter Operators ed two wards pertaining to the male species of cattle and order 424 E. BROAD Cadillac-OIdsmobile Branch CA. 8-6607 ed another drink. . - •'. .. -•- • ~#~?tt. ^iJ*WiVmj\JmmJm^^ PAGESO THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1958 i SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1958 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 31 wife, Ida; stepdaughter, Mary Wilson. Interment Green Lawn FOR AND ABOUT ELKS COLUMBUS AREA DEATHS by Crosby, Ex-Champ Charles Oakley Av. Church Speaker By HENRY C. TUCKER MORGAN, John, Rt. 5, James, town pike, Xenia, Nov. IS. Sur CUINN, Henry R., 86 N. Mon- husband, Herman; mother, Ger vived by son, Ben, Chicago; ALL ELKS throughout Ohio, while carrying out their many roe av„ Notr. 18. Survived by trude Trent; brother*, Nathan sister, Nina Gilmore, Cincin programs, are looking forward to election of officers for the next wife, Nettie; sons, Russell F.. iel and Walter Smith, Carl, Le nati; daughter-in-law, Anna year, the Memorial day program Sunday, Dec. 14. when they Milwaukee; James R.; brother, roy, Arils and Nathaniel Trent; Morgan, Chicago; other rela commemorate those who have passed and to the midwinter con* Ernest E.; sisters, Bertha C. sister, Clara Patterson; other tives. Interment Dry Ridge, ference in January. Chinn, Katherine M. Denny, Mo. relatives. Interment in Blue- Ky., arrangement* by White. Committees from Franklin jesta O. Chinn. Interment field, W, Va., arrangements by ROBERTS, Agnes, 100 Winner and Olentangy lodges and Capi HELEN A. TAYLOR Fez Club Green Lawn by Williams and William* and McNabb. av., Nov. 16. Survived by tol City and Scioto Temples con elected officers with Clarence L. McNabb. • • • daughter, Margaret R. Johnson; vened in Joint session at 156 Ramsey presiding. The meeting GARRETT, Neomi, 462 tt N. GUDGER, Mamie. 218 Brier grandchildren, great-grandchil Lexington av. Thursday lo for was held in Newark at the home 30th st., Nov. 1 _. Survived by *t., Nov. 10. Survived by nieces, dren, brothers, sisters, aunts, mulate the Memorial day pro of Daughter Nita Black. Officer* Maggie Cheeks, Mary Acree; uncles, nieces, nephews, other gram for Columbus. elected are Helen A. Taylor, pre nephew, John Checks. Inter relatives. Interment Union by sident; Nita Black, vice presi ment Eastlawn by Whittaker. White. SEN..RITA SPORT CLUB, in dent; Anna Scruggs, financial • • • SAUNDERS, Catherine, 1967 Its last meeting, held election secretary; Lula Walker, trea BOND BROOK HAWKINS, Nathaniel. 1662 E. E. Long St., Nov. 10. Inter of officers, with Col. Homer surer; Willa Mae Alfred, record 5th av., Nov. 9. Survived by ment Eastlawn by Whittaker. Freeman, central district com ing secretory; Mary Jones, mother, Susie Hawkins; grand STEPTOE, Mary F., 322 Ham mandant, presiding. Elected chaplain; Edith Miller, door RELIGIOUS EDUCATION COMMITTEE OF OAKLEY AV. BAPTIST HELD ITS annual fa _o\vr..T PRICED wer* Deloris Adams, presi ther aad son fellowship hour Friday with Esxard Charles, former heavyweight boxing champion, mtattsraaT mother, Willie Mae Henry. In ilton av., Nov. 14. Survived by keeper, and Ruth Lynch, repor terment Eastlawn by Whittaker. brother, Henry Wylie; niece, dent; Ruth Lynch, financial ter. Other members are Daugh a* speaker. From left to right: Harold Shelton, Lawrence Carter, master of ceremonies, Charles, KIMICKY. Theresa Hall; nephews, George secretary; Dolly Woodward, ters Frances Madison, Anna La- Rer. Jacob Ashburn, pastor; Dorcn* Claytor, chairman of the event; WObur Pack and Marshall BONDED j MITCHELL, Thomas, 398 E. and William Smith; great- recording secretary; Fedalma timore, KathOT- Lavelle, Clara Brown. Committee members sot in picture: Mary Glasror, Zenobla Rose, Georgia Barton, Mary Noble St., Nov. 16. Survived byjnieeea, Dolorc* and Vanessa S I o a a e, treasurer; Kathryn Porter, Juanita Neil, Mary Steele.—Pierce Photo. B0LRB0N j - I King: other relatives. Inter Levalle, chaplain; Georgia Wyatt, Blanch Hopkins, Leola in Ohio " ment Green Lawn by Whittaker Nichols, sergeant-at-arms. Laws, Christine Patterson, Min Other members are Daughters nie Logan Davis, Lennis Daily, Vermounl Recreation Merchants-Industrial Bowling Loop Results Gossl* Dean, Alfreda Wea ISETTA-DKW-TRIUMPH WALKER, Charles R., 359 Jannie Carr and Betty White, NOVEMBER 18 High ring]* (individual): John Pharmacy, won 18, lost 18, 26 ver, and Kitty Simpson. Ruth Lexington av., Nov. 11. Inter and Brothers Clarence Ramsey Novelty Food Bar, 2; Roscoe'* Whittaker, 243. High three (in point*. Novelty Bar, won 13Mi, ment Eastlawn by Whittaker. Lynch is reporter. and Frank Toomer. JAGDAR-ALFA-ROMEO Car Wash, 1. Bonney-Floyd, 2; dividual): Warren Palmer, 638; lott 20V., 20V» point*. Burger, Always a fine selection Reynelds Hardware, 1. Burger John Whittaker, 622. High sin won. 16, lost 14, 20 points. Rey gle (team): Burger, 938. High of new and used cars. Beer, 2; James Pharmacy, 1. nold*, won 14, lost 22, 17 point*. Among Top Ten three (team): Burger, 2733. Open Dally t» A.M. to 9 P.M. Maxine Kramer, supervisor of . Weekend Grid Results STANDINGS Parts and Service special events for Columbus and Central State, 26; Wayncsburg, 13. N. Carolina College, 36; Roscoe's, won ____•, lost 13 _. For Everything We Sell Southern Ohio Electric Co., was Benedict, 14. A-T, 34; Virginia State. 6. Ft. Valley, 18; Mites, 12. 31 _i points. Bonney-Floyd, won named one of the top ten "Wo AHROW 22, lost 14, 29 points. James St. Augustine, 12; J. C. Smith, 0. W. Virginia State, 28; W. Vir. mmmW' - I • » THC R. I. BUSE CO. SPORTS (AR FORUM, INC. men of the Year" at the recent ginia Tech, 26. Morehouse, 6; Howard 6. Maryland State, 43; .314.1 J Co .w Towir national convention of Ameri Shirts and Tit* can Business women's Ass'n in Elizabeth City, 8. Florida Normal, 24; Paine, 20. Clark, 24; Sa Cincmnoti. Ohio CHtnv 1-2733 Ml N. High St. AX. 4-4729 vannah, 14. Albany. 24; Morris, 12. Tuskegee, 14; Dillard, 13. Thanks—e N. High Give Patriotic Program Louisville. Student Council tn coopera YEA OHIO!!! Ed Bailey . *n_.« tan* HW t* ia* w.ir tion with Music Dept. of Frank i c.t..._„ O_K lln Jr. High last Monday pre sented a patriotic program, "Sing, America. 8ing." BEAT MICHIGAN! The only beer OHIO STATE vs. MICHIGAN OHIO RADIUM - (OIUMBUS SAT. NOV. 22 1:30 P. M. 1 that's BROOKS 1.1 REALTY COMPANY Let'a Get Together After The Game Yea Ohio! 821 8. OHIO AVE. 7-room brick duplex, full basement, gas furnace, 2-car garage. Woody Tarrant CL, 2-2376 or CA. At The 4U6770. E. E. Ward __»Sons Transfer Co. •*H ACRES behind Country Club Rd. CA. 4-3770. flamingo Club & Grill Serving" the Community for Over 77 Years FIAV0R SEALED _S3 ST. CLAIR AVE. 3-room frame, 2 bedroom*, bath, gas 790H E.Long St. James Dixon, Prop. heat, $6200. William Johnson CL. 8-9004. 228 S. Champion Aro. CL. 8-2215 RANCH STYLE. Located 17th Ave. east of Joyce Ave. Priced right to sell. Woodrow Tarrant CL. 2-2216. Go You Buckeyes, Go I Good Luck Ohio State 1 LOVELY 7-ROOM home in Marysville. Lovely for family with *for children. Near school, gas furnace, large lot. Only 1 hour Mrs. D. A. Whillaker & Sons, inc. drive from Columbu*. CA. 4-3770. Wifliams-McNabb Mortuary. Inc. Funeral Homo XX12 AVALON PLACE. 3-room house, gas furnace, basement, Ambulance Service 24 Hours good condition. Alfred Hoover CL. 3-4138 or CA. 4-6770. 720 E. Long SL CL 8-9549 818 E. Long St. CL. 8-9521 .1254 k 1288 MOOBEBRY. 12-room brick double, garage, base ment, gas furnace. Houaa on rear of premises. Excellent Investment. CA. 4-3770. Good Luck Buckeyes—Beat Michigan I Yea Ohio! FLAVOR FRESHNESS 1172 WINDSOR. 3-room frame house, garage. Will 321. J S. LaMont* BR 4-9733 or CA. 4-4770. Big Bear Markets 2180 AVALON. 3-room frame, basement, furnace, hardwood A. W. Burns & Sons Construction Co. floors. Edward Brooks CL. 8-7390 or'CA. 4-6770. 770 W. Goodal* Wayne Brown, Pres. 424 Woodland Ava. I • RELY ON THESE EXPERIENCED SALES PEOPLE Virginia Bailey CL. 3-3953 Wi.'Uam E. Shearer CA. 4-5770 -k Etlw .rd Brook* CL. 8-7390 Woodrow Tarrant CL. 8-2276 Avoid The Parking Fuss Dining Out After The Game? Maceo Clarke, Jr. CL. 2-1898 Owen C. Thomas BE. 2-2280 At The Game, Go By BUS! Make It A Party and Come To George E. Davis CL. 2-8053 Dorrls Thomas ' BE. 7-2280 Carl Hargraves BR. 9-7931 Eldon W. Ward CA. 1-8674 WUllam E. Johnson CL. 8-9604 Charles G. Wilburn CL. 2-9070 Columbus Transit Co_ Novelty Food Bar J. Shelly LaMonte BR. 4-9735 Alfred Hoover CL. 3-1138 40 W. Long St. 741 E. Long St. CA. 4-0552 James J, McCown CL. 2-8187 Charles Saunder* CA. 1-6288 George Page CL. _-3721 Ij Woodrow Tarrant, Office Manager. CL, 8-2976 Meet Your Friends After The Game Go Get 'Em You Buckeyes! William H. Brooks, President In The BEER Featherstone Market THC SCHORNLINd BREWING CO. RENTALS * REM E5TATE • 5AIE5 MANAGEMENT Pine Room £Uf£lJNNAf| 14, OHIO "The Avenue*3 Mbstrniuminated Spot" 459 N. 18th St - imC*'^ CL. 2-0559 120 HAMIIION AVE tt_.__170. . 785-787 Mt. Varnon Ave. at St. Clair Mr. and Mrs. Albert Featherstone, Props, _-_-_. ' »«ww^i*Mi|M_pi_i«wa>_*Mi jMHHMBHMHMHffiMHiiHnK