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THE OHIO S Paxey's Par-ertfs' Ass'n VOL. 7, No. 22 TWO SECTIONS THIS ISSUE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1985 *c32L? ow.^"£iVi_r& *?srs. rmt 0MW*' COLUMBUS. OHIO 5ENTINEL Elects Current Officers • IN PUBLIC FACLITIES Officers for Parents' Ass'n of Paxeys Play school, Columbua, were elected during a regular meeting Friday. Prior to the olfac­ FIRST NEGRO HIGHWAY PATROLMAN *• VOL. 7* No. 21 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER S, 1955 tion, remarks on -the association were heard from Mrs. Helen Paxton, director of the school. > S e r v ing for the new year porter; Mrs. Gay Reid, chip- SENTINEL STAFFERS COP AWARDS will be Mrs. lain, and Mrs. V. D. Robinson, Nellie Binns, treasurer. First prize awards were won president; Mra. Installation was conducted by by two members of The Ohio Frances Thur­ Mrs. Charlene Sudderth. assist­ Sentinel's editorial staff during man, vice pres­ ant director of the. school. , . last June's 17th annual conven­ ident; Mrs. Ed* tion of the Nat'i Newspaper Parents' Ass'n sponsors tho die Laududal, seventh annual project, an edu- Publishers Ass'n in Kansas City, secretary; Mrs. \\ Mo. Announce ment of the cational tea, at Beatty Center* I. A. Davenport. £j V . j j . 29 awards was formally made last J 13 an . week. assistant secre. '' **~ - tary; Mrs. Ger- Mrs. Sudderth Guest'will be Mrs. James Par­ The Sentinel staffers were rish, who will show pictures oil John B. Combs, managing edi­ aldine Lynch, corresponding sec- tor, and Nina M, Redd, former retary; James V.. Robinson, re-!her recent trip abroad. city editor now associated with the Dept. of Journalism at Lin­ coln university, Jefferson City. Mo. Washington Combs took top honors- in the • st 'Hi "General and Local Stories Di­ JOHN B. COMBS vision" with a series of seven articles, appearing in July, Aug­ Wood's son made at a YMCA annual soap box derby.- These ust and September. 1954. editions camp, which was published in ventures have proved factors in Conclave Speaker of The Sentinel, entitled "Jim The Sentinel. "The picture," diminishing delinquency among Crow in Ohio." The judges de- said the judges, "is simplicity juveniles in the Columbus Val J. Washington, director of Other prominent Republican -clared that, in "Their opinion, to the extreme, a boy-row Ing a area." ". m i n o r i ties. Republican Nat'l leaders on the program ' arre Associate, Is Death Victim Committee, will be one of the "these stories are as good or boat; but the expression on the "Best Examples of Promoting Leonard W. Hall, chairman ol ! even better than some Pulitzer boy's face tells a story that principal speakers at tho Ohio* the Republican Nat'l Commit­ CINCINNATI—P e r c y Wil­ He died while being taken to the Negro Newspaper" also Cincinnati Gen'l Hospital. prize stories (we) have read." truly no thousand words could brought The Sentinel a third Republican campaign conference tee; Murray Chotiner, attorns/ liams, onetime business associ­ Miss Redd walked away- with convey." " . at the Neil House hotel, Colum­ ate of the late Melvin Clark, was Police said he apparently fell prize award "for its several pro­ bus, Nov. 14-15, it was announc­ of Beverly Hills, Cal.; L. Judson killed" here Thursday when his asleep while driving to his home. first place in column writing, For "Public Service Pro­ motional projects designed to Morehouse, chairman of N. York "Humor arm Local." for "thegrams," ' The Sentinel received ed this week by GOP State car went out of control and was A native of Cleveland, Wil­ enlist the support of a variety of Chmn. Ray C. Bliss. State Republican Committee* wrecked. liams came to Cincinnati about rollicking column, 'Chicago third prize "for a series of arti­ people in its subscription efforts John Feikens, chairman. Repub­ Dateline—This is the City'," Washington, who has served Williams, who operated the 18 years ago. Hs reportedly cles aimed at building healthy and to call attention to its years lican State Committee of Michi­ gave Clark his first chance in which she wrote for The Sentinel interests among boys and girls of service to community life." on the .Nat'l GOP Committee .popular Play Bowl restaurant, while on leave of absence at­ in Ohio by sponsoring a Hallo­ since 1949, will discuss "Minor­ gan, and John M. McElroy, ad* was found- pinned by the steer­ the numbers racket here several In the "Mechanica* Produc­ ministrativ* assistant to Sen. ing whoel, suffering from a skull years ago. tending the University of Chi­ ween block party, by encourag­ tion" division the judges gave ity Groups" at the two day cago. ing sponsors to pay expenses of closed meeting. Bricker. fracture, crushed chest and frac­ Clark was slain in Newport, special mention to The Sentinel tures of both'legs. Ky., last July when a war broke Other prizes won by The Sen- delegates to Boys' State good "for the quantity of work that GOV. LAUSCHE WARMLY congratulates L. O. Sharp of Columbus, first Negro tincl: government 'encampment, and out for control of the numbers went into its 80 page fifth anni­ racket here and m northern In history to be appointed to State Highway Patrol. Story, other photos of history Third place for "Government by sponsoring youngsters for sn versary edition." and National Stories," for a I Kentucky. making event on Page 2 series of three stories by John B. Combs "exposing discrimina­ tion against Negroes for jobs in You Can Help Serrtinel I ' *- A state agencies." Jury Refuses To Indict Third place (tied- with Pitts­ • burgh Courier* for Washington Newsies To Win Prizes and national affairs columns i* • This award was also won by F SOME young newsboy acceptance may be .the on* to Accused Kidnapers Of Till knocks on your door and I Combs for "the column. 'Speak­ I send him on the road to suc­ I* REENWOOD, Mias. — A Leflore county grand jury •MM: ing of Politics,' which is devoted asks you to subscribe to Ths cess. Incentives such ss this to Ohio politics, politicians and Ohio Sentinel for one year. contest help spur him on to do­ j• • ' G Wednesday failed to indict Roy Bryant and his half- chances are he's entered In brother, J. W. Milam, for the Aug. 28 kidnaping of 14 year political issues." According to ing s bigger and better Job. old Emmett Louis Till. the judges' evaluation of the col. Tbe Sentinel's big football For each one year subscrip­ * mm umn. "His (Combs') readers contest and is ont to win oae 'V.i-^rf tion, the Circulation Dept of Bryant and Milam are aew entirely free ef charges they ..-"'«':-'-' certainly should be well educat­ of those Genuine white night The Sentinel is giving sway kidnaped the Chicago bey, killed hint aad threw his weighted ed voters." and day footballs. free, a genuine regulation body hi the Tallahatchie river. An all-white jery acquitted them Second prize in the "Features" Don't tarn him sway, for night snd dsy footbsll to the of the murder in September and. under Mississippi law, they category went to William Mirt he's entering upon s career as lucky boy or gin bringing in _§ cannot be tried fer It again. * Wood, for a camera study of a young bnsinessman snd your the filled certificate found Moses Wright, great-uncle of the slain boy who fled the south elsewhere In this edition. ANDREW O. FREEMAN, RIGHT, and Rev. C. J*. Jenkins, after testifying at .the murder trial, had returned for this latest Not only that but the boy or ' not pictured, are members of Citizens' Committee for Health hearing. So did Willie Reed, 18 year old surprise witness. girl msklng the biggest In­ Levy, supporting proposal on which Columbus people will vote When first arrested. Bryant and Milam said they were the crease In sales In on* week ts Nov. 8 to provide increased public health protection. Freeman men who took Till at gunpoint early one morning. They denied awarded s free ticket to ths is shown discussing levy with Charles H. Campbell, left, execu­ killing him, saying they released him unharmed. next Ohio SUte home game. tive secretary of Hilltop Business Ass'n and Central Ohio Acad­ Till was reported to have made indecent overtures at Bryant's WILBERFORCE UNIVERSITY SOPHOMORES Cecil Mitch­ Winners to date have been emy of Pharmacy, and Charles A. Jones, center, of Columbus wife while buying bubble gum at a grocery store in Money, Miss. ell right, Chattanooga, Tenn., and Margaret Fields, center, Co­ Peter McKlnnoo. Ronnie Er­ Hospital Federation. According, to Campbell, Columbus must Since the murder trial, the half-brothers have been free under lumbus, receive certificate awards snd congratulations from Dr. vin and George Taylor. provide more funds if it Is to keep up good health protection M TAKES SOME DOING to t^.OOQ bond. * Among early winners of the ths city grows. Without the tax levy, he said, many important •dd glamor to a.picture of a Milton 3. J. Wright, left, head of Dept>of Economics and Politi­ young lady engaged in such a Had thv-y been indicted, they could have been tried under one football wss Henry nick*, 1451 services of Dept. of Health will have to be reduced. Already, of two Mississippi kidnaping laws. One provides death for sus­ cal Science and advisor to YM€A, altar they had *"•>•*• titles of Eastwood av., sen sf Rev. nai Campbell reports, Columbus only has ons-fourth of the fr******* simple task as tying a shoe "Mr. YM" and "Miss YW" at the Ohio institution. Mitchell so­ ... but then all young ladies pects found guilty, the other, up to ten years. In prison. NINA M Mrs. H. B. nicks. Mrs. Mamie Bradley, mother of the dead boy, haa said she licited 18 members, while Miss Fields secured M new coed mens* -. - . . . •. ... don't (or can't) look as giant* esroua as Pat Hodges. . would file lawsuits against the two men, seeking $200,008 damages. bers for YWCA. Both were crowned at special ooronstk— * ' -it* •• -J •'..••:••-;•'?: •'-'•.'-.'-..: Jr •^^•••l.••.••:•.^•••' HI H fcfH»JS2&***--sv**s!

*•! :*.»• PAGE1 Tttf(»^^^W-L SATURPAY, HbvWBmik 1_, lakd SATURDAY. NOVEMBER IS, ISSS THE OHIO SENTINEL STATE HIGHWAY PATROL COLOR BAR LIFTED, 1ST NEGRO NAMED J_i-» 23 YEAR c.d Negro last 14 weeks of intensive training . After receiving his gradua­ extended Ms best wishes fer a NAACP Victor After Ten Months Fight week became the first of A covering all phases ef police See Photo On Page 1 Aad tion certificate. Sharp, father successful career j with the Ms race to be appointed, te tbe and patrol work. All were im­ of three sons, was escorted te Highway Patrol. Ohio Highway Patrol system Jeha Combs' Column la the stale house where he was mediately assigned te patrol Later. Felty joined other pa­ during its tt years of exis­ Editorial Section personally congratulated by trol officials in claiming Sharp To End Public Housing Discrimination tence. That distinction was duty en-Ohie highways, Col. Gov. Lausche. is certain to make food *,«. George Mingle, Patrol superin­ cause he has "ably demon­ Racial discrimination in Co­ discrimination In local proj- I wood is not expected to be op achieved by L. D. Sharp, far­ request ef Gov. Lausche, the The five term governor, tendent, said. strated that he Is of a top- lumbus public housing projects ects. pealed by the housing authori mer football star at Columbus beaming with pride, examined East High and Florida AM patrol sereeeesl several appli­ notch calibre, which It so es- was knocked out by Federal tie's, according to informed The appointment climaxed Sharp's appointment certifi­ Mt In sustaining the NAACP's university. a mare than 15 years, relent­ cants for the patrol training sentisi te making a geod pa* Judge '*H C. Underwood tost sources. cate and inquired if that meant request, Judge Underwood less drive, spearheaded prin­ course. trolmsn." week, climaxing a 10 month overruled a counter-motion by NAACP attorneys John L Sharp, a quirt handsome the yetnif Negro wss really a cipally by tbe Negro press, Sharp was assigned to the court fight between the local Metropolitan Housing Author­ Francis, Mary S. Durham and six tester, was te a class -ef As a result. Sharp and twe William H. Brooks said no im NAACP and Urban League, te full-fledged patrolman. When patrol's post te Ftedlay, where NAACP branch and Columbus ity to dismiss the motion. 16, sworn te at a graduation crack the rotor line of t_e •User Negroes «i—lifted for tbe U. C. Felty, director ef high­ be will serve his six month Metropolitan Housing Authority. mediate action to follow up the ceremony at tbe patrol's train- patroj system. The toil ef these course, however, the letter way ssfety, assured him that probationary period. Judge Underwood's order The NAACP claimed housing decision had been planned, but teg seneef Friday. organisations began to bear two, fer persensi reasons, fail­ it did, Lausche threw his arm against denying housing to any* authorities bad denied admission they intend to "keep a close He resides at 968 E. Long sL, on "solely because of race or watch" to "make sure" the The recruits bad completed fruit last year, when at the around Sharp's shoulder aad ' e of eligible applicants for public ed te complete tbe coarse. Cetambas. color" was to take effect imme­ housing solely because of color judge's. ruling is followed. diately. The action was taken in behalf Of the four public projects in 1 The NAACP Hied suit Jan. of five Negro families of Colum­ Columbus, Negroes have been 28 against bousing authorities bus. accepted in only Poindexter Elderly Woman asking that the court prohibit The decision of Judge Under­ Village. Suicide Victim Despondent over the death of her husband five months ago, and in failing health, a 59 year old well known Columbus churchwoman committed suicide. Mrs. Anna Stokes Woodward.. 381 N. Monroe av., according to a sister. Mrs. Ella E. Galloway, police, fired a bullet from a .32 119 Winner av., and Mrs. Wood­ calibre automatic pistol through ward's eyeglasses were found on DR. HARRY RICHARDSON her right temple while alone in a stand near the bed. her home about 9:30 a. m. Mon­ Relatives said she bad been day. extremely nervous since the Police werccalled by relatives death of her husband, Grafton, Gammon President Speaks early Monday night when - they last June. She had also been in were unable to arouse anyone poor health for several years. at the Woodward residence. Mrs. Woodward wes a mem­ A cruiserman, who responded ber of 2nd Baptist and Esther For Negro College Council to the call, gained entrance to Chapter No. 3, OES. the house and discovered the Services are at lbs church Columbus chapter, Inter- Trent, executive director of tho dead woman's body lying on the Friday at 1:30 p. m., with Rev. Alumni Council of Negro Col­ united Negro college fund. floor by her bed in a, pool of C. F. Jenkins officiating. Friends leges, sponsors the appearance Dr. Richardson was educated blood. may call at the chapel of Wil­ of Dr. Harry Richardson, presi­ at Western Reserve, Wilberforce Homicide Det. James Carr liams and McNabb funeral home dent of Gammon Theological and Harvard universities and MRS. BETTY SHARP, WIFE OP LotrisD. Sharp, Ohio's first Negro highway patrolman, ad­ theorized she was standing be­ Thursday after 4 jp.'m. seminary, Atlanta, before a earned the doctorate degree at mires history making badge of authority worn by her husband. Others in photo, from left: Bar- side her bed at the time of the Survivors are two brothers, mass meeting Sunday, Nov. 13.Dre w Theological seminary. bee W. Durham, Columbus NAACP executive secretary, and Rev. Phale D. Hale, NAACP branch shooting. The bullet pierced her Arthur Stokes, Urbana; Walter TWO HUNDRED SPRING ST. YMCA mernb ai ship roundup workers receive last minute In­ 4 p. in. Dr. Richardson has written a president Bottom panel, from left: Among observers and well wishers at event were Dr. Donald head, broke a mirror and lodged Stokes, Ashland, Ky.; sisters, structions in YMCA gymnasium before launching drive for 3000 members and $12,000 in cash, last The religious leader will speak book, "Dark Glory." Ho Is n Beatty, chief of minorities division, Ohio State Employment Service; Andrew Freeman, Columbus in the wall, he said. Wednesday. Third report meeting is Monday, Nov. 14, 8 p. m. Ray Wunderlich, president of Mrs. Ella E. .,Galloway, ,Mrsr, at Union Grove Baptist on "The member of tlie Board of South­ Urban League executive secretary*.Ohio Pardon and Parole "Commission Chmn. Percy Lowery The death weapon was lying Bessie' Freeman. Mrs. Ethel Cusains and Fearn, and general chairman of county wide membership roundup of Columbus Met­ Effects of the U. S. Supreme ern Regional Council of Educa­ and son, Irvin, and John B. Combs of The Sentinel. See story, also John Combs' column, "Speak­ close by her body and another Bush, Miss Lillian Stokes and ropolitan YM, will be guest speaker. Court Decision on-Private Ne­ tion, Southeastern Commission ing of Politics," in editorial section. revolver \vas discovered on the Mrs. Evelyn Howe. _ gro Colleges." on Education and Gen'l Board of bed, police revealed. Burial will be in Green Lawn Sharing the platform with Dr the Nat'l Council of Churches. JIM (ROW AT OSU A note, giving the address of cemetery. State Rally Richardson and serving as a re­ Rev. Phale D. Hale is presi­ Franklin Jr. High Student source person will be W J. dent of the sponsoring group. Told Point Blank Of Discrimination In Negro Vote Big Factor Struck Her, Teacher Says November 13 Beatty Gra-Y Club Holds A IS year old Columbus girl, when Miss Horn ordered her to At Mt.. Vernon -a In Sensenbrenner Win charged with striking the vice report to th« office and remain By GEORGETTE GRANDT principal of Franklin Jr. High there. Trainee Placement In Columbus Schools By JOHN B. COMBS school last Friday, .was to be Fleur de Lis club of Mt. Ver­ Thurs. Inductee Services Miss Horn, according to a ju­ (Miss tena Morris ef Cleve­ Political Editor given a hearing in juvenile court non Av AME, Columbus, spon­ Mr. Andrews stated that thc Andrew,*; was one which in­ venile court agent, said she sors its annual states rally Sun­ Gra-Y club of Beatty Pk. PTA sponsored program In tho land, coed st OMe State univer­ first school which hsd been ob­ early next week. "waved a paddle" at t_e girl sity,'continues her story ef al­ volved the rights of human be­ A big vote pulled by Columbus' Mayor Sensenbrenner in Ne­ day evening, Nov. IS, at the school, Columbus, held induction school gym. tained was Medsry Lletnen- ings, aad a question of human Miss Marvel Horn, the tea­ and asked if she wanted to be leged racial discrimination in the gro communities in Tuesday's election was a big factor in hia cher, said the pupil struck her church. Guest speaker will be services Thursday as part of a Reginald Drew led the club in tary at Medsry and W. Hud­ relationships. paddled, the girl became excited Rev. Daniel Ademu-John, native OSU College of Education teach­ son, north of tbe university decisive victory over Joseph R. Jones. with hir fist, breaking her glas­ the pledge of allegiance to tho Mr. Andrews replied by stating According to unofficial re- and ran to her locker to obtain of Sierra Leone, W. Africa. Christian flag and James Tolber er trainee program.—EDITOR.) campus. He said the Negro ses, cutting her lip and bruising books for her class. * * m that jt was impossible to discuss j turns, the mayor received 7917 led the group in the purpose. students would not be assigned Sensenbrenner. her nose and forehead. Rev. Ademu-John entered the Ry IONA .MORRIS the matter; there was not j to tll.'i for Jones in three The teacher said she followed Kappas Offer Ralph Pryor, teacher-advisor, to this school brcause of their Negroes also gave strong sup­ Miss Horn told Juvenile au­ the girl, who then turned and ministry in 1947 and was ordain­ Tuesday, Oct. 11. at 8 a. in., enough time, nor would anything wards, in which a vast major* ed deacon in 19S1 by Bishop was chairman and Hoyt W. Giv­ 'race (not because they were be gained by it port to 'Democratic council thorities ths Incident occurred struck her with her fist. Dr. Winifred Horrocks, profes­ inferior in scholarship, ability, ' ity of the voters are Negroes. after she bad asked tbe girl Carey A. Gibbs. He came to this Bonds In Tilt ens, youth secretary at Spring sor *>f the class in child psychol­ He added that the policy had The total*. 8th ward. Sensen­ nominees and the unemployment She told juvenile officers the St. YMCA, spoke on the YMCA or temperament)! increase proposal. • ' and a group of companions to. country on his own and was a Defense bonds totaling $131 ogy, informed us that Mr. Leon­ been worked out as the best pos­ brenner, 3430, Jones, 2471; girl apparently lost her temper, delegate to the general confer­ as it applies to community, par­ - He slated that aa "inte­ sible solution for all concerned move from a basement corri­ wil] be awarded winners of the ard O. Andrews, director of the grated" school, Olentangy, te 7th. 2882 for the mayor, ltn***. The enormous vote racked up dor where they were blocking as she had no previous record as ence of the AME church in Chi­ ents and youth. The boys were over a long period of time. He a troublemaker. "Kappa Kiddie Kcntest," being field training program for tbe the W. Goodale area, bad been Jones; 13th, the mayor, 1825. by Sensenbrenner in Negro vot­ student traffic af the lunch cago in 1952. He served as as­ held by Zeta chapter of Kappa presented charter membership College of Education of Ohio further stated that placement ot Jones, 932. ing places was, in marked con­ sistant secretary in the confer­ cards and pins. obtained for'their ase. Negro.students was in all ways. hour. Alpha Psi fraternity a. Ohio State university, would appear at I challenged him as to the at­ Consequently, Sensenbrenner's trast with the small number bo She said the ninth grade pupil ence. State university, Columbus. Members of Gra-Y club are our class meeting between 8:15 very, very difficult; that the Col-! received when first elected two Plan Open House Al titude of parents of the children lege of Education always had to plurality (3502) in the three pretended not to hear her, ans­ Music will be furnished by Any child between 8 months Raymond Johnson, James Tol­ and 8-30 that morning to assign at Medary, the teachers and the wards was more than half his years ago. men's chorus, under direction of and 8 years can be entered. The ber, Lloyd Napper, Leon Craw­ v •)'!• nts for field work. work twice as hard, and they wered Impudently, then rebelled Phillis Wheatley Home principal. I asked if any of these just did not have the staff or total margin (7318) over Jones. Raglan R. Reid. event will be climaxed and the ford, Walter Byers, Reginald Mr. Andrews appeared on people who were directly con­ time to give to the problem. Further breakdown of the Guild 2 of Phillis Wheatley Ill among the congregation are winner announced during a Drew, Joseph Hart, Robert S. time. cerned had been contacted, and home, 164 N. 22nd st., Columbus, Mrs. Lena Taylor, a deaconess, Johnson," Karj Ford, Floyd He went on to say this was no three wards shows that, in some Centenary Sermon style show at the Neil House ho­ His first remarks were in the if so, had they refused to allow C. P. Lucas Elected sponsors the annual open house 1050 Madison av.; Leslie Owens, Thompson, Hilton King, John new procedure, that this discri­ precincts, the 53 year old ma­ tel Dec. 4. Proceeds benefit the way of informing the students of Negro students to observe their yor's majority was more than Sunday, Nov. 20, 4-6 p. m. Miss 289 N. 18th st.; Miss Eunice housing fund for Zeta chapter. Thomas, Vernon Davis, Gerald the professional aspects of the children. minatory policy had always existed, and in spite of "our two to one over the veteran lo Education Board Topics Earned Helen Carter, founder of Carter Neal, 1589 Greenway av.; John Further information is avail­ Hawkins, Leroy Granger, Terrill job they were about to under­ Mr. Andrews replied that it councilman. An example: at School of Music, will direct the Cooly, 194 S. Oakley av., and able from Louis E. Butler, 654 Wooden, Eugene Brown, James take. He cautioned us on good friends in the NAACP who feel CLEVELAND. — One Negro, was pot necessary te do so, as thst not enough is being done Precinct K, 6th ward, Sensen­ "As a Tree—Planted" will be program. Mrs. Georgia Turner, N. Cham­ Plymouth st., Worthington, Fr. Brothers, Willi© Clark and Book­ professional attitudes at all tie knew from past experience brenner received 98 votes to 38 Charles P. Lucas, was elected The public Is invited. pion av. * . 26546. er Humphries, III. times, whether in dealing with fast enough, we will just have to Tuesday to the newly formed Rev. N. H. Holloway's sermon the neighborhood in which the let things work out gradually." for Jones; 6-1, Jones 45, the ma­ topic for morning worship at the school, the child, or the home school wss located would net yor. 97. Ohio State Board'of Education; ol the child He then stated that Because of the recent su­ from the 23rd (Cleveland) dis­ Centenary Methodist, Columbus, be conducive to It. At 13-V and 13-J, Sensenbren­ it had Oeen necessary, because preme court decision, he said, trict Sunday, Nov. 13. Music will be FEPC Effective Weapon One ef the ether Negre stu­ ner was 59 and 84 to Jones' 15 of thc size of the class,_to obtain they (I never did find out who by Gospel and junior choirs and High Court Rules Out Public Facility Bias dents (the only other one, in­ and 28, respectively. Precincts N. YORK.—(ANP).—Fair em­ an additional school from which "they" is) felt they could be Methodist Men's chorus. cidentally, who is standing pat H and D in this same ward ployment practice laws — wtth to draw children for observation. open and abovebesrd now, and Methodist Youth Fellowship WASHINGTON. — A supreme groes and whites. ing forbidding segregation in with rae in refusing to partici­ showed tht mayor drew 93 and On Advisory Body enforcement powers — are tho He added that it had taken discuss frankly their discrimi­ meets at S p. m. . . . Ypung court ruling Monday declared Public beaches and bath Seashore state park. pate In the program as it is natory policy. 84 to 33 and 31 for his opponent. most effective means of break­ considerable work and time to Adult Fellowship meets st 6:30 unconstitutional laws requiring houses, specifically, ia the The municipal golf course In now operated) then disagreed Furthermore, that much Complete check of the three TALLAHASSEE, Pla. — Wal­ p. m. • . . Sermon topic for eve­ segregation of races at public two states must be msde Atlanta was also specifically ing down racial and religious obtain just the right school. He ter L. Austin, tennis coach at witb the feet that It should be progress had been msde, was wards reveal that Jones was ning worship at ,7:45 will bs recreational facilities. available to all on sn equal affected. Negroes had sued for discrimination in employment. gave this as a reason for the necessary to contact either the Florida A-M university, haa been This conclusion was contained delay in assigning the class. being msde, sad if we were strongest in Precinct 6-N, locat­ appointed to the national -tennis) "Christian Stewardship." Gospel In so doing, the court upheld basis. equal rights on the course, » school ar the parents, and that ed in the Eastgate and Clifton choir will sing . .. Midweek sar- circuit court decisions banning Applicable also to parks and In rendering the decision, ths In a report submitted at the an­ Then came the clincher. the policy an stated by Mr. advisory committee of tho Natl nual meeting of the Anti-Defa­ Continued On Pago 4 pk. apartment sectors, where Ass'n of Intercollegiate' At_* -ficas are each Wednesday, 8 statutes In Maryland and Geor­ playgrounds, the ruling will af­ court said the doctrine of sep- he received 101 votes to 123 for letics. f. m., with ROT. Roy Lucas In gia which provided separate fect any appeal made by tha arate-but-squa} no longer ap­ mation League of B'nai B'rtth recreational facilltiss tor Ne­ state ot Virginia on a court rul­ plies. •t the Roosevelt hotel. '*••**%*%-,- *****>. .*****•***. **mf** •'*»***•* fATURPAY. NOVEMBER It. tSSS THE OHIO SENTINEL J____L_ THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 11. 1SSB bk-M Coed Reveals OSU Teacher Training Jim Crow Divvy Up 1S0G Ex-Gov. Cooper Sees End To Job Bias, Lauds Page were being arbitrarily sent. Eslale left By ptjm****af***m~w~im*-~-*-.t*™**r t\.i m i ***»,*•**, m**a**mim*m* Continued From Page 2 and one of the teachers "is s tude do you expect me to take? officials first. In order that Mr. Andrews replied with Negro, but she is good." You have not only insulted me there could he no pleas wring­ patient, reasonable, and coop­ the counter example that neith­ I asked, and received, per­ as a human being, but my intel­ ing of bands later, witb say­ erative, and net like ihe er were the students whe were mission from, Or. Her rocks, ligence as well. A few moments ings like, ."Why did yen not Ex-Scrubwoman NAACP. wanting te "rash being; sent te Medary —he was the professor, to be excused. I ago you were uttering platitudi* come to us first with your .. and ours alone! last scad—g them, period. problem? We would have been CHICAGO.—

BEV. JOHN B. QUICK..pas­ LEE WILSON -r RHYTHM BOYS tor of Bethany Presbyterian, 4210 E. BROAD ST. COLUMBUS, O, will deliver tl)« sermon at William B. Johnson Joins Sunday** meeting of Fellow­ . SAT., NOV. 19 — 10 P. M. TILL 2 A.M. $ 50 ship church, at St Stephen's 37 Episcopal. 30 W. Woodruff av., TICKETS NOW — $1.00'(TAX INCLUDED) in Columbus, at 4 p. m. Topic REFRESHMENTS AND BARBECUE Dispatch -RC's Gallon Club ' "-cPlVSHCTfl /.*6flON-jSlr^i**-(fan is "The Divine Aggressive­ BT BEQUEST ',- -*- •?*•• - rt*mwa**ii3S***a ness." W/ILI.IAM B. JOHNSON, 51 *n Jefferson av., employee of Columbus Gen'l Depot, Is a new member of the Columbus Dlspateh-Red Cross Gallon club. Price War on Armistice Day! Members of the club are those who have donated one or Now! more gallons of blood during SPECIAL ARMISTICE DAY (VETERANS DAY) PRICES- visits of the Red Cross blood- mobile. Enjoy the limitless luxury •RIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY I Johnson says he wants to do­ nate because he knows there ROY WILKINS are many people who need the Ladies Brand Name .._ Pin Collar blood. Officials of the Columbus "If myjblood can help, save of \J<&Zte' in MEN'S SHIRTS WOOL SWEATERS NAACP announced this "week a life," he declared, *'I am % rnxoN HOSE plans for the visit of Roy Wil­ mere than willing to give It." WILLIAM B. JOHNSON Reg. $3.95 witb pin. Special Dusty. Mostly Small kins, national executive secre­ Reg. *M9 Pr.'ftfe tary of the NAACP, to Colum­ Exclusive Sport Coats by Limit 2 Pair Per Customer Friday and Saturday without pin. bus Sunday, Nov. 20. °*M1.00 This wilj mark Wilkins' first He Just Wanted The (Bare) Facts $2.75 visit to Columbus since succeed­ \SOI.STI:I> n:\ ing the late Walter White. PANAMA CITY. — (ANP). — Adam and three Eves, reported Guaranteed Broadfoom ly arrested while traveling in a1], Reg. 85c Value The meeting will be held at 4 Panama City Nat'l Guard head­ For The Boys quarters (police) refused last car on the city outskirts—in the Ours alone — s sport coat so new it didn't SHIRTS p. rn. at 2nd Baptist, 186 N. 17th nude. ARCYLE SOX st week to divulge names of one exist last season; so creamy-soft and expensive For Men. White, Pink, Mint. Bill Baton Pastel Details are lacking because of Save 65c polide secrecy, but it is under­ looking you will feel new pride every time p stood Lt. Ruiloba had a new ex­ you put it on. Tbe fabric is a unique blend CORDUROY TROUSERS perience when he overtook the of genuine Vicars, silkiest of the new miracle 4 -$2.75 car, intent on giving the opera­ Low Waist Reg. S7.'50 tor a ticket (or speeding. fibres, and 100% virgin wool. The tailoring $4.35 While They Last Double - Breasted The lieutenant was startled Is by the House of Worsted-Tex, styled Small when he gave the occupants of exclusively for us. Choose from the car the once-over. A quick several beautiful colors — and be SUITS glance showed them all nude. B0VS SPORT COATS Small Sized among the first proud owners! All Wool. Were $35 to $55, Mostly There were three women and Slightly Dusty. Were $16 and $19 one man. SOYS HATS Small Sizes. On Sale Friday and Instead of the speeding ticket they were all taken to Guard -*•*•* $£25 For Everyday Wear. Closing Out Foe ^. Saturday Only headquarters - and booked on 55c P* $17.58 some other charge. $1.00 Bonus On Any Two Men's Gay Striped Men*. Youth Conduct SPORTSltfRTS $1 Value TIES For Only 75( SfrWISfflRlS Devotionals In connection with a two week (Except *1.95 Special) revival at St. Paul AME. Colum­ $1.95 bus, youth of the church and a Columbus evangelist were in £ roa **** charge of devotionals Wednes­ day. Your choice of three Vernon A special invitation was ex­ convenient payment 1 Clothing Co, tended all youths and young men evangelists to attend this service* up to six months 1 event. * to pay. %* MT. VRNOK AYE, FBH CUSTOMER PARKIN6 IN Mil Mrs. " fary Watson is guest IIR IUIIU INUUM Irnweedl ttttiur Msiiuas ti. i.i.t iiniiui Hi itw m% tun rotr speaker during the revivaL il'll '"11 '1 J'-L*. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER U, MM THE OHIO SENTINEL „ J__S__L THE SF.NTIN_L__ SATUftDAY. NOVEMBER 1X fflfo , ftMfET 76f Students At MB Continental Names Terry Tma RICHMOND, Va.—Dr. Samufel ATLANTA.—(ANP).—The of­ DeWitt Proctor, former dean of fice of Registration of Morris the School of Religion and vice HEALTH FORUM Brown college here reported an HELLO • OHIO I HELLO! president of Virginia Union uni­ As Special Representative versity, was inaugurated as enrollment for the 1855-56 school By K. Earl Bland, M. D. fifth president of the university year of 761 students, an increase By The Sneakin' Deacon Donald Terry has been named last Friday. of 58 over last year's total. special representative for the Columbus branch office. Conti* •%£/** nemo! Casualty Co., 315 E. Town EN WE FIND imperfec­ Dea- Once we allow the distaste­ st. IESDAY WAS THE day most "Just plain Sneakin' j when I recognised the guy*, who tions in people we generally ful aspects at a character to politicians dreaded. After eon," I explained. I said, "Fifty and costs" and 1 r He will sell hospitalization, r stop loving them. This may be fade away and ne longer con­ then, they'd know, whether all She searched high and low but put down a big "no." sick and accident policies for NOW! aaa the reason they remain imper­ centrate oa them, the good business, professional or work­ the baby kissing, handshaking, found no registration for a fect; .Because they have no one qualities begin te appear. This Sneakin' Deacon. ing men. back slapping, name calling, AT TBE SENTINEL office, to love them, into perfection. often happens whea a person NO STAMPS—NO COUPONS Lady, mud slinging, barrel rolling tat* "To what party do you be* The new representative's ter­ elections were really exciting! There are many amiable dies. While ho was alive, his tics were in vain; longT** Kathleen Harris and .Connie ritory will include Columbus' SAVE CASH! qualities ia tbe ••regenerate'; bad points seemed like blots ea look at Tuesday, all the agony of I told her I was in a party of Banks were chosen the two most an escutcheon; but after death near-Eastside as well as other Receive Cash refunds of 5%, even te • decayed cessdition tress of the city. awaiting John Q. Public's reac­ two, my wife and L glamorous, most industrious gals there begin to appear good 10%, 25% from Participating in the Advertising Dept. Dayton there are remnants ef honesty how much tion ended. Tuesday morning, •'What is your political faith, qualities which we never had Terry i« the first rlegro spe­ Merchants on purchases of $1.00 the Deacon was all set to be one stupid?", she said. Erby wa8 chosen best billiards and decency. Oae great ate te suspected. Our Divine Lord cial representative to be assign­ or more with Membership Card. of the first to deal out the fates I got real mean with her and shark in the Ad Dept. Amos a person sometimes by Its na- takes tho same view ef men ed to the Columbus branch of­ this Lynch took honors as the most 1 year, $5.95; 8 months. $3.95; S to his friends and foes. But the told her I was a Baptist That tnre mclsdei ether sins: while ihey are alive that wo fice. alarm clock failed to respond mixed up young man in the Ad months, $2.95. Send check or did it therefore there te something often take after their demise. and before I knew it it was time Dept trying to watch al*. of The Sentinel hates people money order—Columbus Savings "Oh. 1 remember you now. I them. , te them to love. The spend­ to be at the office. 1 had enough remember when you were bap­ Very likely the Divine insight who push other people Club, 12 N. Third St., Room 23S. time to go back on my memory thrift fer esample, te •ever tized. Ton splashed water over Eddie Moore, of the Produc­ saw that every bad quality is a around! Phone CA. 4-6682. CA. 4-2398 and jog some of the names fa­ my aew white dress when you tion Dept., had two of his staff covete*s; the Coram • a I • t s perversion of a good quality. In­ G&6**¥\ miliar to me. jumped out of the minister's en the celebrity list. Mattie with their paastea for power sincerity could be due to a re­ Finally, the PLW and I arrived arms snd slipped in tbe pool. Hill was dethroned as guiding aad revelation often put love fusal to hurt other people's light of the Cleveland Indians at the polls at about 5 p.m. The I've been waiting for this day." far stews te the scale ef hu­ feelings. Lavishness could be the Science Shrinks Piles after two unsuccessful tries for reverse side of an Instinct to­ judges and workers, after about She ops and slaps my face man enjoyment*. and tbe.PLW, coming out ef the world series crown. Ray­ ward generosity. Love ot luxury 12 hours of answering sti«jid As certain weeds destroy questions and pampering this the booth, thought I had gotten mond Henry, who claims ho is could be the upside down of a New Way Without Surgery the only full-blooded "Cherry gives you voter and the next, had just fresh and she proceeded te Other weeds, no do many vices. love ot perfection, except that Finds Healing Substance That Does Both- about tired of anymore shen- bang me on the dome with ber Tree Indian" In Ohio, took The prodigal son was probably instead of luxuriating the soul In over as chief of tbe Bams fsn Rcltcves Pain -Shrinks Hemorrhoids nanigans from John Q. Public, pocketbook. a- very likable individual from virtue, the body Is enriched. DONALD TERRY club. New York, N. Y. (Ssedsh - problem 1" And among these suf- for only let alone any rebuffs and trick­ I took refuge in the booth and the social point of view. John Combs was running a Abruptness is the reverse of a For tbe first time science has ferers were s very wids variety $100 ery from the Deacon. began pulling down leven. It One day a rich young ruler desire to be straightforward. A found s new healing substance of hemorrhoid conditions, some of was the one place I could be close race as tb whether he came to our divine Lord. He with the astonishing ability to 10 to 20 years* standing. would.retain his status as tho critical spirit might well be the shrink hemorrhoids and to relieve THE CLERK ASKED my safe for five minutes. Just whom asked what.be must do to at­ dark side of the will to be just, All this, without the use of most eligible bachelor. Eddie pain—without surgery. narcotics, anesthetics or astrin­ name and I told her. I chose for judge, I don't know, tain everlasting life. Our Lord and righteous, but for the mo­ "Deacon what?", she said. Jay and Bill Bell were pushing told him to keep the Command­ In ono hemorrhoid case after gents of any kind. The secret ii but my memory was jogged ment, instead of reforming self, another, "very striking improve­ a new healing substance (Bio the Deacon as the most belated ments. Tbe young man said he deadline beaters and Freddie one starts out to reform every­ ment" was reported snd verified Dyne"*) —the discovery of a world- hats, done that from his youth. body else. by doctors* observations. famous research institution. Al­ o Mere Uplift n* A* fern ****** er* hoWess Ifasd tn (let feb Spann wag blowing his whole Our Lord then told him if he Pain was relieved promptly. ready, Bio-Dyne is in wide use check on potato chips, candy would be perfect, "Go, sell all * a a And, while gently relieving pain, for healing injured tissue on al! • fslaiia* Iw lasers **• that* a.** octveWy 1™ *©**s of ATTENTION and. gum hoping, to stall off a thou hast, give to the poor, then actual reduction or retraction parts of the body. IN TBE CASE ot the young (shrinking) took place. ' proposal until he was older and come follow me."* This new healing substance is could present his case. man, the fact that he was rich And most amazmp of all-this offered in suppository or ointment The young man, we are told, improvement was maintained in form called Pre*>artUion H.* Ask Anne Moore was relieved at went away sad, because he had was of little moment." What was cases where doctors' olnvt-rvations for individually sealed convenient important was that he trusted in • as - s..k. ^_ -.- S-^a - - -1- .. -. i- t — - . . iMSnals * winning a close one from the great .possessions, which he was were continued over a period of Preparation B suppositories, or ******* Prfia m* t-pjttrtpm*/ **/*/** SB *9tey K.iteptnj first of the month headaches. unwilling to surrender. But the his riches more than anything many months! Preparation H ointment with spe­ Whit* nylon, white cctto* 0* t's*» royon loti*. tt* BEEIUWINE Forrest Flewelien and Ernie Gospel says, •'Our Lord loved else. It was the summons of the In fact, results were so thor­ cial applicator. Preparation It Is Redeemer that brought out that ough that sufferers were sble to sold at all drug stores. Satisfaction artatte, pink, light bhe. Martin sat back and just played him," despite.hi* obvious imper make such astonishingstatements guaranteed or money refunded. A Cvp 32-36, 9 C«K> 3?49* C C*tp 34*40. it cool. Next year's the big year. fections. weakness. There are some peo­ ss "Piles have ceased to be a aaa ple who trust God when they •ii*i. u. a rs;. ot*. -• ••.*• CARRYOUT REV. W. C T. AYRES and WHAT STICKS IN the minds have a big bank account AT FREE DEUVERY the Missus are sporting a fine of most of us in that story is the This young man had many new addition to the family be- fact that the young man refused fine qualities. He wanted to EE'S STYLE SHOP ON EVERT REASONABLE ORDER st3es doing a real job for The to be a spiritual hero. But our Inherit eternal life; he had ARTS CENTER PHARMACY Sentinel in Greene county . . . Savior knew the young man kept, all tbe Commandments OUR SISTER CITY of Ak­ - T MAYHU6H 6B0CERY Mrs. Marian Couts is new Sen­ could never be a spiritual hero from his youth. He hsd humil­ ron boasts a good many as­ 723 E. LONG ST.^Cor. Hamilton Ave. tinel representative in "Urbana. unless he was loved in his un- sets, but none to compare with 818 MT. VERNON AVE. - FE. 2021 ity enough to confess his de­ Bus Slops At Both Our Corners CA. 8-3736 1009-1011 MT. VEBNON AVE. . . . Hear of a new publication spiritual weakness. sire for moral betterment oa bronze lovely Wanda Jones. due In Springfield in November. a public highway ia tbe face Success to the new venture. ot curious passersby. What, he lacked was total aad complete allegiance—the spirit of the In Columbus ., soldier who ssks only what are his marching orders. "Men of Diatinction BAX'S aaa BARBER SHOP Follow thia Directory HENCE THE Master told him 852 BARRISON AVE. Pay LESS Save MORE Here! Men, Women, Children's To Better Tonaoriel be "lacked but one thing," no Hsireutting - Facials Trial Set one is very far from perfection U. S. GOVERNMENT and inner peace. A watch with Service** TANKS JACKETS jewels without a mainspring; 5-BUCKU ARCTICS HUNTING the sundial without its iron fin­ WHALEY Army, O.D., In Burgle ger; the ship without the rudder BARBER SHOP Blue, Charcoal. Sises 16, 11, II JACKETS —all these lack but one thing. BARNES & SCOTT 614 E. LONG ST. Top Quality Henry Boyden Williams and Multiply zeros. They lack one Complete Barber Service two other persons who allegedly Complete Barber Service $5.77 $3.49 Buy thing. Put a 1 or a 2 in front of PAUL'S OLYMP1A 1234 Mt. Vernon Ave. Barbers: assisted him in burglarizing an Sises 34-36 AB rubber. them and they become great BARBERSHOP "29 Years On The Avenue" Irene Turner A Ruth Jones $6.50 ' Eastside hotel of more than $3000 sums. Fred Barnes, Guy Scott, DELUXE FACIALS Good eond. late last year were scheduled to Complete Tonsorial Service WORTS MUCH MORE Props. WILLIS WHALEY. Prop. go on trial on housebreaking One habitual fault can vitiate PAUL CUMMINGS. Prop. WAU-I0-WAI1 ' CLOSE-OUT ."-PIECE and larceny charges in Franklin a whole life. But even when that 774 E.Long St. FA. 0488 county criminal court" Thursday. one thing is lacking, if we do not CAMMING 1000 WRENCHES ALIEN HUNTING PANTS Williams. 42. Julia* Steven- love a sundial enough to give it SUG'S JOHNSONS Foam Rubber ten, 35, formerly of 1379 E. fe&fte the iron finger, or if we do not PIERCES BARBER SHOP Backed ALL SIZES TDP TO IH' WRENCH SB pr. $3.95 Loor st, and Barbara Ann love the ship enough to give it a BARBER SHOP 321 C. 5th Ave. $4M Moss, 25, were arrested In con­ rudder, they will forever be use­ BARBER SHOP 675 E LONG ST. Wen. Women and Children's 19c nection witb the theft of $MM less. Hair Cutting ID. Choke ******* _a HUNTING JACKETS Complete Barber Service Complete Barber Service front the Oxford hotel, 96 Lex­ Doing Business At Our Barbers: Sug Holman, Albert Hours: 7:30 A. M. - 7:3* P. M. Reg. Price .So it is with our physical bod­ *6.CC Yd. WE ISSUE HUNTING LICENSES ei. $5.95 ington av., Columbua. New Location Johnson Sat 7:30 A M. To 8 P. >1. Police said Miss Moss and Ste­ - ( te ies and characters. Unless we 534 E. LONG ST. Open Wednesday Afternoon venson confessed their part in love them and get regular com­ the theft and named Williams as plete physical examinations and Just Wa-it of Hamilton Rd. the .'plotter." *Tbey pleaded guil­ proper treatments, we never will ty and were held to the grand supply the one thing needful for THOMPSON BARBER SHOP BROGSDALES SURPLUS TENT STORE jury under $2000 bond each. fiUMI their reformation, their happi­ • (Formerly At Mt Vernon S* St. Clair Aves.) VICTORY SURPLUS ness and their inner peace. Williams denied the charge soys RAY FELIX 964 MT. VERNON AVENUE. Near 18th St. BARBER SHOP and was held to the jury under New York Knickerbockers SEVEN CHAIR SHOP 621 E. LONG ST. 2939 WESTERVILLE RD. 4384 E. MAIN ST. | $1000 bond. Complete Barber Service AM. 3-4544 He resides at 65 N. Monroe /-TThers't plenty of tension In CAPITAL DETECTIVE Men, Women and Children's Hair Cutting and Styling Facials and Scaip Treatments EX. 8373 av., but is reported to have been pro basketball, but I keep re* AGENCY A Specialty A Specialty Open 9 lo 9 Daily and Sunday living in N. York since bis ro- taxed with Beech-Nut Gum. It's Ladies Hair Bobbing, Scalp Treatment, Deluxe Facia- Open 9 lo 9 Daily and Sunday [ lesse on bond early this year. •>•••" V LONG ST Barbers: Isaiah Ha miter. Damon Lyneh. Benny Fisher, W. J. Saber, Barber my favorite. If you feel tension IA IC7J In your work or In iports, try Joe Baker, £. Thomas, John Thompson Complete Barber Service The Sentinel hat*?a people she win j, Bsech-Nuf Ouml" JOHN THOMPSON, Frop. who push other petpit B__a-M-n«-ass-*i.ii — • _t Id-round I -. -B_2aBtt-H_B___—SB 1 THfi * INEL 'ill SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12. IBM • •^gafTsftM.* ' qH q ?ENT Ii

• AKA, DELTA SORORITIES PLEDGE 37 AT OHIO STATE UNIV. Inside.,. THE OHIOS SECTION NNOUNCEMENT was made Sue Greene, Carrie Bells Halr- Drewry, Lima; Hasel Drink* ey, Sandra Dealing, Patricia Thompson, Moscow, O.; Irma A this week by Dean of Wom­ stesv Laura Mae Kicks, Corals ard, Cleveland; Phyllis Ma- Edwsrds, H o s I n a Langford, Turner, Dayton. •' 5ENTINEL en Christine Conway of Ohio Jamison, Msry Katherine haffey. Bluefield.'W. Va. Ethef McCullough, Adrinae State university of 37 women' Jones, Anne Key, Tela Lee, Delta Sigma Theta pledgees: Moore, LaCreta Stewart, Irms students pledged to Alpha Kap­ Delores Lopes, Patricia New­ Care! Benton, DaaleUe Car­ Turner, Frances Watts, Mar­ SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 12. 19SS pa Alpha and Delta Sigma lin. ter, Jean Davis and Marilyn garet Williams, all of Cleve­ Theta sororities. From ether cities: Annie Harris, al! ef Columbus. land. AKA pledgees from Colum­ Burks, Cleveland; Georgette Delores Boston. Be.tie Ball- Evelyn Bentley, Springfield; bus are Elaine Beason, Ids Gayle Buckner. Dayton; Nor­ Mse Booker, Joyce Bowen, ma Lawson, Oberlin; Dickie Hiilicent Dandridge, Sandra Building Fund Tea Successful Lee Nest, Dayton; Jane SPEAKING OF POLITICS By John B. Combs LOUISE'S DINER Open 24 Hours, Dally EGROES IN Ohio passed an­ is results and not commenda­ Complete Meats To Carryeat N other milestone last Friday tions. But the scope of this on their long and tedious jour­ achievement was so- broad that 14« Miami Ave. Col's ney for first class citizenship we were impelled to explain a when a 23 year old brother of bit of its background. color became a member of the This, however, does not mean State Highway Patrol system. we should now lean back and From the beginning ot the sys­ rest on our oars, for there are tem nearly 23 years ago, until many more milestones to pass L. D. Sharp o Columbus was before gaining complete civil assigned to patrol duty, Negroes rights at every level. had tried in vain to break into ' To be sure, we are justly the erstwhile all-white setup. proud to have • Negro highway Prior to Sharp's appoint­ patrolman, but if taken into con­ ment, another Columbus Ne­ sideration that he's only one out gro, Sanford Roan, almost of 645, we must admit the per­ msde tbe grade, but he drop­ centage is miserably low. ped from the class before Hence, it Is incumbent upon us PRINCIPAL SPEAKER AT RECENT public meeting of Co­ t completing the training course. to exert every effort to increase lumbus' Southside Community snd Civic League was former The story, told st the time of that ratio. LLEWELLYN A. COLES COMPLETE insu ranee South High principal. Miss Alva E. Edwards, right, who dis­ hie failure, was thst he falter­ • • « coverage of your car and cusses group's work with pres'dent, Mrs. Emma M. Wilkerson, ed sfter being subjected to home costs little. NOT to of the graduation ceremony at THE LAST LEGISLATURE and Rev. H. H. Teague, pastor of Hosack Baptist. High on lea* unmerciful roughing up by oth­ the patrol's training school. raised the top authorized uni­ , have it mav cost you gues slate of activities is a green tea sponsored in behalf of er trainers during gymnastic PLENTY! Like Roan, Sharp was also an form strength of the patrol from building fund campaign of Clair Chapel Methodist. See story.— 425 W. GOODALE ST. workouts. outstanding football star, having 650 to 700, plus the necessary Pierce Photo. Columbus, O. See Us FIRST for Beet, Wine, Whiskey • • • • • # been selected as an All-State end additional men (59) to adequate­ Insurance of ALL Kind* Home Cooked Foods ROAN, A FORMER North while attending East High in ly police the Ohio turnpike. Persons in charge of the Jessie Betton, decorations. As­ "WUV POH-f VOU GO mCQCMYtO'ee SQggR /' High football player, failed 1950. Then he went on to achieve To reach that allotted goal, green tea held recently by sistance was given by Mesdames WE SPECIALIZE IN RED HOT CfflU to make the grade, but obvious­ honors as a member of the Flor­ another training class has al­ EARL HOOD Southside Community and Civic Valeska Streaty, Eva Burton, ly, he did not begrudge Sharp's ida A-M university eleven. ready been set for Nov. 14.' It League, Columbus, for Clair Lucille Mathias, Jamie Mitchell, 4f Insurance Agency & <&**rT/A/g*MH' t*-** *'ATes success. He was one of the first When Sharp entered the pa­ will contnue until the maximum Chape] Methodist building fund Stella Evans and Jeanette Smith to congratulate him at the end trol training class early In strength is reached, Col. Georgo 176 E. Long FA 4211 report a successful project PRETTY BETTE HALL, PAUL E. ROBINSON. Mgr. Tea and coffee were poured CHARLIE'S BAR August, top Highway Patrol Mingle said last week. Mrs. Mary Jenkins had by Dr. T. H. Brewer, Rev. S. J freshman from Wilmington, Step At rhe Chi-Chl Sign officials admit that they didn't a * a charge of preparations and Mrs Jackson, James Cook, Thomas Del., and Lawrence Jones, Beer—Wine—Liquor give him much chance of fin­ Mingle anticipated it will Gornes, James Moon, Reuben C1 e v* 1 and sophomore,: are Good Food | ishing the rigid course. take more than a year to find Smith, Ray E. Fisher and Dean stars of "Time of Your Life," But last week they rated a sufficient number of appli­ which opens Central SUte col­ DailyASun.7AH.-lA.IKl Strausbaugh. Rev. R. H. Streaty, Lucille A Charlie Jordan, FLEW'S VIEW blm among the top of bis class cants to fill the normal vacan­ Mesdames Rhina Sprinkle, Ola lege Players season on cam­ Props. in every respect. cies and to build the patrol up White, Ann Thompson, Sarah pus Nov. 13-14-15. Leonard C. 719 Harrison Ave. "He Is a nne boy." Sgt. P. to its authorised strength. Milner, Misses Ann dnd Roberta Archer directs. By Forrest L Flewellyn S. Kinsey observed, "and we In spite of that fact, he said Streaty and Charles Byrd ap­ want to give him every chance peared on program. there will be no let rdown in "Our Helen Is Back In Business'* x to make good." requirements for recruits. Mrs. Emma Wilkerson, presi­ _= * • • t dent of-the sponsoring group, HELENS FOOD SHOP Y CHOICE, it looks like ole the "female" wonder. THE OFFICIALS ADMIT the *3******3StgSB~~**~SBg ~9\'Vf '**" fjt T"* X*_*i Then as suddenly as "she" extends thanks to all partici­ Specialising In-Chicken, Barbecue, Fish and-Southern Dinners Flew-has confined -his eve­ 4 test is tough, and to prove that B came to** town, "she" vanished r pants and to the director and . Daily Early Till Very Late ning pasttimo to reflective contention, they pointed out that staff of St, Stephen's Commu­ thought and just plain gossip into the cloud of obscurity which only 26 out of a class of 46 fin­ FIVE YEARS nity House. m CLEVELAND AVE. HELEN JONES, Prop. covers the vast realm of mid­ •———————********** i H with the "used-to-bes" of the west entertainment. ished the training course. On the .Ea.st.side> nitery set. These has- * * * **"' basis of that conclusion. Sharp's beens are folks who can't quite achievement appears even more AGO IN find the time to frequent the AS I SAT IN-Cincinnati's Cot­ outstanding. ". Delinquency nite spots as regularly as they ton Club (June 24, 1950) the an­ However, in commending him LATHAM'S DINER did in the late 40s. And even nouncement of a new dramatic for his attainment, one should COLUMBUS when they do go "out on the -star as the next act didn't mean not overlook the fact that the Discussion At 317 HOSACK ST. HI, 3.147f town" they look around only to much to me—a stranger in town. groundwork for his accomplish* Complete Dinners Served Daily _ Sunday* ' find a sea of unrecognizable My curiosity was aroused, how­ ment was laid primarily by the (From the Nov. 11, 1950, edi­ Special Chitterling Dinners wHh Cornbread faces. ever, when an old man. suppos­ Negro press, the NAACP and the tion of The Ohio Sentinel.) Every Friday _ Saturday , Oh yes, they will find a few of edly bent over from the weight Urban League. • • * Wilberforce U. their friends, but most of them of pounds of chains, shuffled The general'public, and per­ ARRY DARNELL, popular A discussion on juvenile de­ are propped up in chairs in cor­ painfully across the raised haps Sharp himself, may never L stage star, recording artist linquency was first in a series of ners or hobbling around the nite stage. fully realize the effort put forth and Columbus native, was ar­ weekly forums sponsored by clubs on canes.' The entertainer was nearly by these groups to open the way rested at Grant av. and Gay st. Wilberforce university Student .** * * bald and his remaining hair was for a Negro patrolman. and charged with carrying a Council last week. IN TALKING to some of the powdered a snowy white. The Consequently, we feel it in or­ concealed weapon ... a .36 cali­ Participants included Att'y •'has-beens'' of Coumbus a few GLORIA JEAN eyebrows, sideburns and mus­ der to list here some of those bre revolver. He drew 30 days, Marshall Massie of Xenia, Dr. evenings ago, the conversation tache were painted in a leopard who contributed so much toward $25 and costs with' the days sus­ mmmpmmmotf Maxwell Brooks, head of Dept. got around to the outstanding of a few hours* entertainment skin pattern. obtaining the long overdue ac­ pended. Protect your car against the Sohio Guaranteed Storting of Sociology, Wilberforce, and entertainers of the past who had and Instead made the discovery In the most stirring manner I complishment : In an article based on a sur­ four major causes of starting Pi-otection costs no more th an Rev. Charles Gilton, instructor set this town on its ear. The of the "century." have witnessed, the entertainer Barbee W. Durham, execu­ vey by The Sentinel, Lucius E. failure: dead battery, frozen you'd spend anywsy. So why at Payne Theological seminary. conversation went back in time We found the answer to the dropped to the floor and sang tive secretary, Columbus Lee revealed a fuel lines, improper lubrica­ not be sure you'll start... all Edmund Millet, president of to include even that era when question, "Where is Gloria "Chloe," then rose to sing in a NAACP; J. Maynard Dicker- shocking situa­ tion and Inadequate gasoline winter long! Ift guarsoteed female impersonators represent; Jean ... 7" deep, vibrant voice the familiar tion in care ot (slow starting, poor warm-up). in writing 1 the Student Council and a senior son, vice chairman, Ohio In­ at Wiberforce. was moderstor. ed the "gold, rush" for- the nite • • • strains of "Old Man River." dustrial Commission; Andrew Franklin county club management. And when THAT MONICKER meant a Not until tbe performer rais­ Freeman, Columbus Urban relief cli e n t a. "1 saw It In The Ohio Senti­ talking about female impersona­ chance to visit the then newly ed his head In ending the song League; Arnold Walker, Cleve­ whom Lee des­ nel.** tors in the. Capital City, one opened Macon Lounge, sit back did tbe squared and mannish land Urban League. cribed as "truly must always remember the and watch your, favorite friend face of Gloria Jean become W. O. Walker, editor, Cleve­ the forg o 11 e n queen of the set, Miss Gloria or enemy squirm while Gloria ' recognisable. The Gloria Co- land Call-Post*, Russell A. people of this PEYTON'S TURNER'S NEW LOW PRICES! Jean. i Jean- taunted the cat with "her" Iambus knew wss now per­ commun i t y." Jackson, editor. The Ohio Sen­ .RESTAURANT To give yon an Idea ot how knife-like wit forming, under bis correct tinel; Llewellyn (Jsek) Coles, Lee showed that 452H E. Long St. - • SHERRY long ago Miss Jean's advent There ' were ne impersona­ monieker ef John DeWhltty. who formerly published ths '*tfas»p r es en t was, take note of this story 1 tors with the wide scclsim as After her performance, I vis­ low ebb of funds 9% Beer — Wine - Whiskey • MUSCATEL Ohio State News. SERVICE (SOHJO) STATIONS wrote in. June of 1950, titled curt talking Miss Jean. Drop­ ited Miss Jean backstage.. We in th« City Re­ HOME COOKED FOODS • PORT •'Long Lost Gloria Jean Although Coles is no longer in lief Dept. is S75 CA. 4-OSSS 1*7 ping into the hotel eating room talked of old times. She. told me the newspaper business, we are • TOKAY •Found' Playing Legit Part In ' one eve, Gloria stfw the possi­ some of her life's experiences causing hard­ Cincinnati." bilities of plush entertainment. but ended by saying, "I should­ certain the many blistering edi­ ships whic fa • WHITE PORT torials he once leveled at the all" 4 • STATIONS TO SERVE YOU • 4 That man Stanley who found "She" immediately picked up n't have told you that much. place ?!>:«•'•/ BURKE'S PLACE white patrol system have not Thomas A Ml _. Leng St. EV. 144* Alcchol 20% Dr. Livingstone In tbe heart of a pianist, Msrion Moseley, And if you mention you know families and in* UPS B. Long Si. FA. 0171 1057 NORTH 4th ST. Ihe African Jungle has nothing gave ont with "her" sultry I'm Gloria Jean, I'll sue . . . been forgotten by the public. Jacobs dividuals on tho Embrey Harris, Mgr. Richard Peyton, Mgr. Colombia, O. By Volumo Last but not least, Gov. 777 Mt. Vernon Ava. FA. CMS ** em me. Stanley's discovery tones and began a Columbus You hear, I'll sue ... I" brink of literal Ml St. Clair Ave. EV. Silt fit a contemporary classic; sole. .. . And so it was that I wrote Frank J. Lausche, and yours starvation." Marion McKnight, Mgr. Willard Miller, Mgr.. WHISKEY truly. Singles — Doubles a****** •* EXCELLO WIN! CO mine, a revelation of all mod- It wasn't long before the own­ the above story in 1950. As I BEEB. WINE, FOOD pirn day revelations. er had to take out booths and think of this incident.I have only a..a a Thomas A. Jacobs, 120 Hamil­ I .***$ R. 8TH AVE. We journeyed into the shad­ replace them with tables. The one regret—that not enough peo­ CERTAINLY, WR realize that ton av., was appointed assistant owy and adventure laden West* bandstand had to be moved so ple knew the entertainer as the when one makes such nobis planner In /office of City Pla_> . ond of tht Queen City in search Cap Citiana could get n look nt •true artist, John DeWhitty. contribution*, their main concern ning Commisston. , ?; s SEC. 2—PACE 2 THE OHJfr -PfaNJ-i SATOHDW. ____ „'i_,' gAtURDAY. NOVEMBER 12. 19SS THE QHIQ gSHTWttr SEC I~J»AGE | Change Opinions TEEN TOWN TALK OSU Chorus Membership CONTRIBUTORS: Brenda Willis, Diantha Frazier, Linda Stewart, Iris Tabler, ilSKl TODAY'S YOUTH By Behavior . Pes&V Ware, Phyliaa Tolbert, Veronica Henderson, Johanna Tyua RADIO — RECORDS By LINDA STEWART Is Announced By Director Most, of us wonder.why people CHRISTENE STW6K, EDITOR are always saying. "What are REETINGS, GANG! The Membership in the 385 voice Ohio Stata university chorus, D ''Good Rocktn' Daddy" B. and J. C are always leading ball coach, Cy Butter. Mr. But* the teenagers coming to?", or, "Rock *n' Roll" review cheers In Mr. Woodruff's second ler has worked for years with largest musical organization on the campus, has been announced —Etta James-— G "There is more juvenile delin­ seemed to have made a'big hit period math class? Football Champion's basketball teams by Prof.* Louis H, Diercks, director. D "Painted Picture** quency today than ever.*" Such with everybody Saturday night. crazy? . . .Maxine Ragland and and has brought out the best in Columbus residents included | .— - in the chorus are: —The Spaniels— remarks are made not only by Talent included students at Co­ Ronnie Rickman sure kept warm everyone. Champion has always 378 N. 20th st; Jean Davis, 180 lumbus schools. Included were during the North-East game Fri* j~l "You Ain*t Been True" adults but also by some teen­ been a leading city contender in Robert C. Anderson, 1482 Hil­ N. 20th st.; Arnold Graves, 1090 agers. the Crowns, Willows, Gay notes, dav! . , . WiU someone please dreth av.; Sharon Beason, 1738 —Faye Adams— basketball. Much of this has Fair av.; Laura Hicks, 1150 Mt. Today, there is a lot of news Dorothy Henry and, a« star at­ get L, E.'a address for M. H.7 Clifton av.; Beverly Becton, 1150 Vernon ay.; Arthur- Lawrence, fl "Blackjack" SCH0011N' AND F00L1NS about crime and juvenile delin­ traction, the Evans Sisters. ... J. C. said her only love was been because of Mr. Butler. Fair av.; Ida Booker, S57 Ham­ 233 N. Monroe a v.;. Oliver Mc­ —Ray Charles— EDITED BY Pat And Shirley Long. CONTRIBUTORS: quency and it makes one sad to . * a * J. O., and she'd appreciate it if Here's hoping he'll, lead many ilton av.; Joyce Bowen, 490 Lex­ Afee. 152 Miami av., and Ron­ fl "At My Front Door" Blonzetta Williams, Shirley Moorehead think there are teeenagers who OVER AX EAST, everyone's people would stop connecting her more championship teams. ington av.; Frederick M. Brown, ald McNabb, 843 Atcheson st. —-The El Dorados— would do some of the disgrace­ wondering why Kenny Winston name with other guys • . . What fl "life's Candlelight" ful things we hear about. doesn't stick to one girl? ... Is was Mark W. doing holding —Prof. Alex Bradford— ELL GANG, HERE we are again, twinging you the happenings Are you proud or embarrassed that e real 'romance between hands with a certain chick at the fl "I Concentrate On You" in old Columbus. In this column, you in the north can know when someone calls you a teen­ Curtis McDaniel and Sylvia Wil­ game Friday? BOYS! —Dinah Washington— ager? To be truthful, there are liams? . . . Bernard Casey and • • « n "Hand ClappiV " what goes on on the Southside; and you in the west can keep up with all the happenings on the Eastside. and—shucks you figure some teens who are loud, caose Shirley Covington make a real CHAMPION'S CORNER —Cor. —Red Prysock— disturbances, are rude and have gone couple . . . Billy Barret, is fl "Done Got Over" the rest out rcction please: Bonita Welch in* YOU CAN OWN THIS no respect for others. There are it really Jeanette Towns? forma ua it is not Marcellus W. —The Bla,sers— * * '* teens who seem to want to give . • * • D "All By Myself* SEEMS JERRY NOWELL AND TOOTIE STEPTOE are try­ she adores, but Dale Stewart. the impression they are "fine, TAKING A PEEK around Complications? . . . 'Maggie, is it —Fats Domino— ing to patch up their hearts . . . Hazel Woodson and John Road are smooth or tough." They try te 331 N. 20TH ST. together quite often . . . Will Bernard Cherry and Barbara Lee Central 'one finds Ben Ware James Watson? . . . Patricia L. outdo other boys and girls, singing. "I Hear You Knocking," says, to whom it may concern, stumble upon each other's hearts again? ... What's happening be­ flash more spending money or COLUMBUS 3. O. tween Brenda Willis and Earl Murray? . . . Joe (Mr. Basketball) to al] 'the girls, while Audrey she likes Arthur K. . . . Two All American outdress everybody. They signi­ FAirfax 7181 Roberts and Celia Newlin are still first in each other's hearts . . . Durr is singing "Only You" to very promising debators, Ann fy to others or throw disapprov­ Johnny Jos . . 1 Thelma ??? is Davis and Brian Carter, gave a Who's this Dianne Jimmy Mason is supposed to be so wild about? ing glances. ' • • is humming "Love Me" to Fred very inspiring debatt Friday. DAY and NIGHT WHEN ARE GRACE BRUNSON and Bill Felder going to make On the other hand, there are Neal ... Norma/Tyler whistles They've Increased Champion's a comeback? . . . Why does Jackie Jackson blush whenever a cer­ teenagers who know how to get "Adorable" to Joe Harmon . . . hopes of winning front, other tain boy's name is mentioned? along with others,, are friendly, Johnny. Long sings "Hands Off junior high debators . • . One . . . Harold Franklin and Jackie respect their elders, avoid'caus­ Baby, That Don't Belong tc flea to another, discussing their WHITE FOOTBALL Stewart are looking sad because ing disturbances and aren't in­ You," to Connie ??? . . . Ernie homeward departure: "Are you of their recent breakup . . . Bar­ terested in what the other- fel­ Whet* I right i* singing his heart going to fjy or will you catch a bara Millsap has two boys on low wears or spends. out to tell Peggy Ware site's "An dog?" ... A few words of • . . Guaranteed official else SARA ELLEN SMITH is her date book and can't make up If we prove to people that Angel in My Heart" . . . The praise to our very fine basket­ • . . Full 115 os. regulation weight barely in her teens but our her mind which one she 'ikes most of us are wonderful kids Cavaliers, a new vocal quartet, scouts report she's already best . . Why does Grace Lun- with no reason to be looked are doing a good job of enter­ . . . Triple textured simulated well on the way to career as a dy's heart turn flips when the down on, then there'll! be no taining at dances and get to white leather dancer. Sara, who ihaiis from names of Cecil Douglass <»r need for us to feel ashamed gethrrs. They've made appear* London, held her first recital James Thomas arc mentioned? when teenagers are mentioned. ances at Springfield and Central • . . Twe black beads for fua at in East High school a year ago. . . What are Robert Ken.-lricks We can help give them a differ* YMCA. They are a good exam­ aight and Leroy Lancing doing these cnt opinion of what most -teens ple of how well the boys of Co­ days? . . . Darlene Milter and are really like. ••• 1 lumbus . and Central High use • . . Tough sturdy casing fer plenty Have Halloween Party Sherman McGinnis make a seal their time and talents for a nice ef aetloa Parents and pupils of Grider cute pair . . . Who d« Phil Fra- time and entertainment. These . . . Guaranteed full size valve School of Dance, Columbus, were zier, Carl Smith and Denny boys are a great group and hope entertained with a Halloween Douglas reserve their love for? bladder Clothes Should ' I • .! a to become a better organization partv Saturday after classes by a a * in the future. .

Opening the fall season of fes­ and their escorts. A brief pro­ Ara Arnold, Mrs. Grace La­ Monte, Mr. and Mrs. Henry j Myrtle Wheeler, Edna Method, tivities in Columbus was the -or** gram was given with Mrs. Ara Monte and Miss Alma Wyatt— Smith, Mr. end Mrs. Homer Calpurnia Allen, Ethelyne Alex- and mal dinner enjoyed by members Arnold as mistress of cere-, were presented purse sire tokens Taylor. Mt. and Mrs. Ray Da-lander. Flora Tyree, Edmund and guests of Biblus Kuklos club monies. of appreciation. vis, Mr. and Mrs. Nimrod Allen,} Paxton% Fairy Burrell, Misses in celebration of its 40th anni­ Mrs. Grace LaMonte gave the Mrs. Geraldine McCoy, presi­ Mr. and Mrs. Bates, Mr. and Alma Wyatt, Edna Lucas, Sarah versary. club's history from the origin to dent, welcomed guests and clos­ Mrs. Marion Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, Helen Joyce, Margaret Covers were laid for 40 in the the present. Mrs. Rosalie Smith ed the program with remarks. William Browning, Mesdames Day and Messrs. Leslie Shaw spacious South room of the read lyrics written by her for Out of town guests were Dr. Geraldine McCoy, 8. D. Hooker,'and Timothy Lewis. Maramor restaurant. Club col­ the club song with music com­ and Mrs. Joseph Grey, Plain Les Reines, Guests Have Jolly Time At Lane Askins ors of green and gold were used posed by Mrs. Geraldine McCoy. City; Mrs. John E. Hunter, Des In place cards, souvenir menus In appreciation of their years Moines, la., and Mrs, A. Lacey, and history books. of loyalty and service and as a Dayton. Candlelight and autumn Bow­ token of the esteem in which Members and other guests ers provided a perfect setting for 'they are held, each of the three were Rev. and Mrs. John Ar­ the beautifully gowned women charter members present—Mrs. nold, Mr. and Mrs. Shelley La- CUPIDETTES CLUB PARTY GIVEN

The Cupidettes club gave an d ridge, Mozelle Parker, Louise and prises were awarded as fol­ enjoyable Halloween party Sat­ Holland, Thelma Truss, Rosebud lows: Fer most beautiful, Mrs. urday evening at the home of Brown, Elaine Walker, Lillian Beatrice Reeves as a hula danc­ Mr. and Mrs. George Barnes, Henderson, Margaret Jones and er; most comical, Mrs. Rose 1841 Clifton av., Columbus. Blanche Van Hook, all ot Co­ Lynch as an Apache in the Latin Chairman was Mrs. Pauline Ful­ lumbus. Quarter; most original, Mr ton, and president is Mrs. Isa­ Messrs. Albert Major at Nate Green as Pancho, a Mexi­ bella Myrick. Youngstown. Samuel Brogdon of can minstrel. Judges were Mrs Members and guests in atten­ Warren, Malcolm Lynch, Wil­ Arnealia Major and Mrs. Ernes­ dance were: liam Johnson, Carl Richie, Nate tine Brogdon. — Misses and Mesdames Amea- Green, Aubrey Brown, John Diversions were dancing, so­ lia Major of Youngstown; Ernes­ Riley, Martin Duckett, Arthur cializing and partaking of re­ tine Brogdon of Warren, Isa* Monroe and Charles Walker, all freshments throughout the eve­ belle Myrick, Rose Lynch, Cath­ of Columbus. ning. erine Riley, Pauline Fulton, Bea­ Decorations were in Halloween trice Reeves, Kathleen Barnes, motif. Several persons wore cos­ Anna Mae Gilbert. Belle El- tumes befitting the occasion, Mrs. Glascor h Pearls' Hostess Hilltop Sewing Pearls met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER FORREST TINSLEY joined the parade of funmakers trekking to Lane Askins laat Sunday to enjoy gals matinee-show dance given Mary Glascor, 845 S. Wayne av., by Columbus' popular Les Heines club. Beaming smiles of members and guests attest to proverbial good time had by all. Upper left is group photo of Les Reines Columbus. Tho biggest \2\ 255 * members. From left seated: Mildred McCray, Irma Lawson, Juanita Turner, Letty Foster, Pat Yuill. Standing: Iretta Hayes, Flo Foust, Marie Wright, Eloise Plans for a Christmas party Saunders. Betty Ross, Pecclia Malcolm, Helen Key, Mamie Jackson; Ruby Stone, Frances Hutson. Upper right, enjoying festivities are, from left: Dorothy John­ |ar at the price! ILBERFORCE .---Concert artists for the year were anno, .ed were discussed. A;.*?, son, Mrs. Stanford Lawson, William Wmkfield, Buzzy Gullick, Shirley Potts, Joyce Lawson. Lending immeasurably to enjoyment of occasion was trio of entertain­ W by -Central State college Lyceum committee. All artists will In attendance were Mesdames ers ..ppearjng m floor show presented by Eddie J. Colston, Sentinel theatrical editor. At left are Evans Sisters singing trio, Colston, and youthful mambo artist Da­ appear in Galloway auditorium on campus. Todd Duncan, bari­ Johnnie Taylor, Nora Jackson, vid Brock. Lower right: -Starlighters Social club members and guests. From left, Leon Allen, Joretta Brooks, Jean Brooks, Velma Taylor, Viola Martin, Mildred tone of concert stage, opera and Irene Mapp, Delora Cole, Ber­ Keljy. Geneva Uttlejohn. Charlotte Johnson, Bill Allen. screen, will sing in concert nice Slate and the hostess. Mrs. DIXIE PEACH Thursday, Dec. 1, 8 p. m. The Jackson and Mrs. Glascor are baritone won national fame 'or new members. „ FASHION NOTES his portrayal of ''Porgy" in Bird Expert Gershwin's immortal folk opera, "Porgy and Bess." Hia recent SPOTLIGHT FOCUSED screen success wss "Unchain­ Plans Exhibit ed." Mrs. Ann West, 224 N. 20th st.. a a * HARPER'S 2nd REDUCTION SALE Columbus budgie enthusiast, will I GREENSBORO, N. C—A new . ON THE, SMALLER FRY exhibit different species of birds chapte_of the Links,. Inc., was during the tea of arts, crafts' set up here when IS Greensboro FOR QUICK CLEARANCE By FRFDDYE HINDFRSON and hobbies given by Delta .matrons were formally inducted into tne organisation. Mrs. Ber­ : CHILDREN FROM 6 to 10, long considered a nonentity in the Dekkers. Sunday, Nov. 13, 3-7 ; ( p. m., at Neighborhcod House. nice Martin, Bluefield, W. Va., i'2-Pc. Living Room . . ^QO^S^-: ^^nH||__^HPB*^12_»_^ i P.m.s fashion picture, are .getting attention from the haute national vice president, conduct­ couture nowadays. The. firm of Enfantillage last week released Mrs. West, in previous show- -, ed Installation services nt the details on their lastest collection for the current crop of small fry. ings, has won numerous awards j residence of Dr. and Mrs. Wil- •• 2-Pe. Living Roorr .... * { Thi- little boys' wear is espe with her birds. Last year, when! lism M Hampton. 5 cially noteworthy. The "Teddy th« Parisian influence registers American Budgerigar Society j • a * 1 ?-Pc. iivino Room . . . . |, Boy" influence registered es strongly with the youngsters held ita Columbus- show at TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Mrs. strongly for "what the well as it has registe'rd with their Val 'Dora Faggett, S. Randolph TODD DVNCAN : dres.sod young man of 8 will be mommies over the years Edmonds and Dr. John Chenault 2 2-Pc. Living Room . U wearing." Suits were featured in of Florida A-M university served as consultants to the duPont Ne* Little girls -."-ere not tieg'ected Shetland tweed, waistcoat in SUNDAY AFTERNOON MR. AND MRS. Charles Roberts, mours foundation and the Crippled Children's Commission at a in the Paris shdV. ing. There 1060 Walters st.. celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary at plaid, and bow ties of silk twill. were shirtwaist dresses, redin- conference In Daylona Beach last weekend. The trousers, interesting encujjh, the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Payne, 1358 N. 5th sL, ee-m . | \v£&\ i SOFA err |2 SOFA BEDS LADIES HOUSE gotes, daytime woolen dresses Columbus. Sentinel photographer snapped this photo during oc­ arc tapered in Edwardian effect. and plaid guimpes. SALISBURY, N. C—(ANP).—A total of 2000 college and pub­ ; This ycqr's youngsters will casion, showing the Roberts with a group of relatives and lic school teachers and administrators attended a meeting of N. ,SaH $£©95 STQ95 DRESSES cover their heads with full Altogether it seems this prom­ friends who joined in the festivities. Seated from left: Aubrey Csroifna Teachers Ass'n at Livingstone college here last week , crowned hunting caps "n Shet­ ises to be a revolutionary year Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Emma Payne, Bernadette Dr. Rose B. Brown, chairman of Dept. of Education at N. Carolina .•r^*** land with velvet trim; that is, if on the children's front. Roberts and baby Wesley Roberts. Standing: Jimmy Payne. college in Durham, was guest speaker. •aaa Mrs. Mary Sanders, Porter Sanders, James Roberts, Mrs. Cat- ! — 3-Pc, Mapie Bedroom raine Roberts, Mrs. Anna Ruth Roberts, Mrs. Eva Roberts, El­ TALI.AHASSEE. Fla.—Miss Lucia James, assistant professor 1 bert Lee Roberts, Charles Roberts.—Tinsley Photo. of library service at .Florida A-M university, served as a consul­ GIRLS DRESSES tant to the Georgia State Library Ass'n at its recent meeting. • • *» All correspondence to the tfm «*•> 'e*m*as***si **m**m**m*a**m*i « .BROOKLYN, N. Y.—(ANP).—Mra. Pauline Fitzgerald Dame, -3-Pc. BEDROOM who taught in the public schools of N. Carolina for, 80 yeara, died Columbus office of Tho Sen­ * XMA5CARDS .... $< ~m*?**T^ last Wednesday in St. John's hospital, Brooklyn, at the age of 85. tinel should be addressed to $ Color-Tone offers yam the MRS. ANN WEST Jin Negro greeting cards. Oi • -» • POSNERS PO Box 886, Columbus ader new fer Christmas. Cl MONROVIA, Liberia.—Two women, both prominent rubber ,. j ladies'Hylon Southern hotel, the seven birds growers in Liberia, were delegates at the recent international rub­ 15. 0. * Jean Tale — HI. 4-3303. I 3-Pc. BEDROOM . . . i***m shown by her received four first *%* **><***,***(-, *•»•** *e»H**t** ber study group, which met here. Mrs. Ellen G. Cooper is the TOPPERS WOBIO'5 fAaTU T MUM* place awards, two second and widow of the late James F. Cooper, one of the first Liber.ans to HAIB ITS AIGHT* HI* on* third. SHEtT Watch This Space For Tho grow rubber. The other delegate was Mrs.'Julia Stewart, who op­ SI 591 MBBEP BEO 5500 $1295 ( She wil* exhibit again during Broadview Dinner Dance Data! erates a 400 acre plantation near Salala. BUMrrs 6 ••« PILLOWS BLACK AIKU this group's show for the cur­ • •• a rent season, Nov. 18-20. WASHINGTON.—(ANP).—Mrs. Todd Duncan, wife of the in­ THE BROADVIEW ternationally famous baritone singer, was admitted to member­ OPEN MON. and FR!. 9-9 • OTHER DAYS 9-6 SOU) At AU, pet* sTOftM This year, Mrs. West showed ship in the Women's Nat'l Democratic club. She Is the first Negro • Ample Parking {Front & Rear) • We Carry Our 0**n Accounts ^krsl«si.U*l«,a birds at the canary and para' PARTY HOME to become a member. She was sponsored by the club's president, keet show at Glsdden Commu­ Mrs. J. Borden Harriman. Mrs. Duncan has long been active in nity House. Private Parties, Banquets, Weddings AM 10* IT gy HAMS - TODAYI Democratic party affairs. Top Value On the nine birds shown, she Fraternities aad Lodges •' • • received seven first awards, two Specialty. Box Lunches and Texas Barbecue ATLANTA.—Mrs. Gaynelle W. Barksdale, reference librarian Prepare your hair properly for >>fa.ghtttnihu at Atlanta university, has returned from Ft. Pierce, Fla., where: Stamps seconds snd « special award. Delivery Service After 3 P. M. on 10 or Mora Orders m ASK FOR PRF-STRATE she acted as consultant in an institute on "Reference Needs of the With Each Purchase! *** f-***^ ****** • 825 I. MAW • H, 3.5. These Included rosettas and tro­ 4210 E. BROAD ST. DO. NS4 School Curriculum." conducted in connection with tho annual phies. * Edna Buster Stephens A William W. Williams. Co-Mgrs. meeting of th* Florida Stat* Library Ass'n. uws)Si»;(r»iiii I»I«»*>,

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d^aWiftiBitswMe^BBS^-^iBa_y are godparents of the Bakers' Tints—Dyes—Hair Cutting in sheets of 100. Those desiring seals are asked to contact Mrs. prize' winner. JaneiCe is a stu­ Our Specialty daughter, Christy . . . Mrs. Eur- Jordan at her residence. ' Illa Howell, adult program direc­ dent at Roosevelt High . . .' Mis­ SANFORD BEAUTY SALON Mabel McKnight, Opr. sionary Circle of Phillip Temple KTITY WILKS, Prop. tor of Westside branch YWCA, 176 Cleveland Ave. CA. 4-4451 is attending the Nat'l Adult Ed­ CME presents the Masonic and Complete Beauty,Service —» HATTIE SANFORD, Prop, ucators conference in St. Louis. Eastern Star choir in ths second Operators: Mable Dobbins Jr. Leaguers Election She is a member of the Ohio anniversary songfest Sunday, Mable Brown and Hattie Crawford Operator Wanted - State Adult Educators Execu­ Nov. 13, 8 p. m. Rev. E. A. Wad* (Formerly With Bowman Beauty Salon) tive Committee. lows is pastor. Robert Pinkston FAIROSE is president of the choir and Beauty Berr Highlights Sunday Meet • • • Mrs. Lola Bishop, pianist. 607 Mt. Veraoa Ave. FE. 1111 Jr. Leaguers club of Columbus THE PUBLIC LIBRARY at • • • MONDS' Scalp Treatment A Specialty Brown," produced by the club Wogaman school, Germantown EBONY met with Mrs. Ruth Spurlock, early in the summer. MR. AND MRS. James II. Da Beauty Salon ~ i Classic Beauty Salon Ines-Roberts, Ida Mae Smith. 1611 -Clifton av., Columbus, Sun­ st., is expert each Wednesday, 131 N. 17th St. - FE $132 Clara Rogers, Operators day. • 12-8:30 p. m., for adults as.well SSI Mt Vernon Ave. • FE. SCT6 Ferris Beasley. Rosalie as children. Library cards are Complete Beaoty Serviee Chignons, Pageboys * Braids Officers for the year elected DeVORE EverreadyClub Complete Beaaty Service Whitley. Preps. . free . . . Delta Alpha chapter of IDA MAE GRIFFIN. Owner were Mesdames Anita Watkins, Omega Psi Phi fraternity spon­ Open tors: Ana Dyer, Gladys _ Operator: Helen 81ms president; Ruth Pay ton, _ vice Fibre and floral Supply Lena Moode. Prop. • sored a showing of "Carmen Rstledge Moere, Travis - president; Ruth Spurlock, secre­ Ws decorate for parties, Jackson (Booths For Beat) Jones" at the Colonial theatre Plans. Events * tary; Doris Pritchard, corres­ banquets, weddings. Monday night. Soprano Muriel Operators Wanted JUST A MERE ponding secretary; Connie . Rahn headlined the stage musi­ By ARLENE PENSON Beauty Salon Banks, secretary-treasurer; Li£ cal which last season was turned "Profound Blessings of God" aHENTIOH BEAUTICIANS «5 N, Wtb St. - FA. 3370 cyle Giles, treasurer, and Lola TOP WOOD FIBRE into a movie. She was well re­ was the subject from which Rev. CLASSIC FINE QUALITY Complete Beauty Serviee Manns, parliamentarian. Pkg. 35c ceived by Monday's audience. J. P. Fincher spoke Sunday Fsye Crews, Manager, Maceo Rill will be special Complete line at All eyes were on Elaine Baker morning at Gay St. Baptist, Co* BEAUTY SALON lumbus. Music was by all choirs, Winifred Mitchell. Sally guest when Jr. Leaguers and ARTIFICIAL FLOWER (My'rt) Aft • many Daytonians Nolan, Willie Mae Stanley, ' District Nurses held their in­ StS ML Veraoa - FE. 30*19 Blair Products their husbands gather for a ban­ MATERIAL know her or her' brothers. She Complete Beaaty Service Anns Flenard, Operators did a wonderfu* job. Elaine is stallation at the church in the Complete line of cosmetics Elgetba Carrtagtea, Owner quet at Broadview Manor Satur­ afternoon . . . Communion was Charlie Mae Logan, Prop. 815-825 N. High St. Col's fast making, a name for herself and medicines for men, day, Nov. 21. Mr. Hill was direc­ in N. York. She has appeared in administered during evening Operators: Love I! a Da vies. women, and children. AXmlnster 9-2533 Leona Wade. Louise Smith. tor of a play, "Sweet Sally "Finian's Rainbow," "S h o w- worship'. . . Saturday, Nov. 12, Alice Brown. Anns Bosemsa, boat," "The Gypsy Baron" and Everready club begins celebra­ SedoUa Smyre WML THIS WEEK TILLEEN'S tion of its fourth anniversary Snow White Pressing OU, Hair Beauto Shoppe with a mother-daughter contest. Excellent Service At Beautifier, Facial Powders 94*1 ML Veraoa Ave. • FE. S4S4 Consecration will be Sunday, WITH AN ELECTRIC DRYER and Creams. MOONEY LAUNDRY Nov. 13. Sunday night, the group HOUSE of CLAMOUR Opea Meaday thrn Saturday •63 MT. VERNON AVE. presents a program on the ori­ 312 JIEBEBI ST. Operators: Columbus, O. gin of Negro spirituals . . . An automatic electric dryer frees you CSS ML Vernon Ave., EV. SSli Melvea Givens, Rhea Brew*' All Lines of Laundry Work Guests Sunday included Charles Complete Beaaty Service Jessie Vinson. Greta Mitchell Work Clothes A Soecialty Thomas, Sr., father of Charles from a whole basketful of old-fashioned -air Styling—Hair Cutting HI. 3*1030 OPEN SAT. 'TIL U P. M. Thomas, Jr., who was injured | washday equipment. Clothesline, pins, Prop. ARTIHLA LOGAN A Specialty Delivery Serviee in an automobile accident in and clumsy clothesprop aren't needed . .V k*tem. Msttie Warren Turner 24 Hoars Daily September. The latter Is improv­ for all you do is put the clothes in the Operators: Clara Caldwell, ing .. . Mrs. Evelyn Showers tear Ware, Mary Frances COIXJMBUS LAUNDRY has returned home following a dryer. Sprinkling bottle can be thrown Russell, Annie Kate Jackson, & DRY CLEANING vacation . . . Mr. and Mrs. B. away , . . your electric dryer automatic* Bernice Hughes IMA'S BEAUTY SHOP Bennefield are making their ally turns out clothes damp-dry or fully 90S Mt. Vsrnon Are., Col's. O. home in Columbus. He was re­ Complete Beaaty Service—Hair Styling aad Scalp Treatment Family aad Bachelor Bundle. dry with just a touch of the dial. The jfrep. Ima Jehasea, Ofra. Grace LaagMagboase, Rath DewdeU cently discharged (rom service. CORINNA'S Drapes, Blanket* Repairs A . . . Mrs. Carlene Brown and almanac? That's for weather forecast­ 690 SL Clair Ave. FE. ISSS Opea DaUy »JLM.I« IP. M. Alterations Beauty Salon Benjamin Hill are W at their ing you'll never have lo worry about FLORINS RAMSEY. Mgr. homes . . . The Carson family again. EVERY day's a good drying day til N. Washington Ave, C L. RAMSEY. Prop. Complete Beaaty Service IWTT— I !•—1 ' I I I I I •••!!!• — IB II• • mi recently welcomed a baby boy. with a clean ... flameless ... economy Dyeing 4 rioting a Specialty PHOEBE HAIR 8TYUST, Of New York City cal sTS automatic electric cfothet dryee. Hair Cutting A Maaloures Personalized hair styling. Latest methods of beauty cul­ See your electric applicmoe dealer now Ne Appointment Necessary THE COLUMBUS HOME LAUNDRY ture. Styling, cutting, shaping; tinting and bleaching to during DRYER-BUYER DAYSI •mc-mee a Bus. CA. 1-4658—Ret. EV. 5S» fit your personality. Specialist* in corrective hair prob­ AND DRY CLEANEP_ Augusta Stokes, Eala Rlcbey aad Ethel, Operators lems. Distinctive styling for diecriminating women. Cleaners and Launderers of Quality snd Distinction CORINNA NICHOLS, Prep. PHOEBE ANN -PARKER, Proprietor A One Step Cleaning Serviee OPERATOR WANTED All Work Dons At Our Plant Set yow stork ********** dsdsr ******t*rmmrr**\ 0*nr9 S4S E. LONG IT. EV. 1434 US E. LONG ST. Columbus, O. ' FE. 8415

9m\*m**mt*** »EC 2—PACE 8 •'.*tl-*»'.* THB OHIO SENTIWEt SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1966 fiAT-RPAY, NOVEMBER 12. IBM TPK^-QSSNT.NlrL. irti.i' i • •... i.. i • SECfr-PACEt BUSINESS AKD INDUSTRY UNIFIED IMPROVEMENT ASS'N SHOWS COMMUNITY PROGRESS By LUCIUS E. LEE provement Ass'n was formed It was not until Dr. Wald6 Ty­ were made but the city did not Once, as we all know from our out of two other bodies and no ler moved his drug store busi­ bulge. Now there are two lights more significant a move could ness to Mt Vernon av. and In that stretch. Both bodies help* EDITORIALS Bible stories, a father called pointed out to the association ed get them, Buy Dependable Economical some quarrelsome sons together have been made by the business­ • as men, for it "brought varied in­ that it had admitted a white tav­ Mt. Vernon av. is a commu­ Automatic Cat-Fired and taught them a lesson. He asked each to break a stick and terests together. ern keeper into its body but was nity in which merchant service each did so with ease. Then he The older organixation, Mt. discriminating against colored has been supplied by both races. bound a bundle of sticks togeth­ Veraoa Av. Businessmen's businessmen that he, Carl Brown Two separate business organiza­ They'll Do If Every Time er and asked each son to break Ass'n, was farmed 45 yesrs and several others were admit­ tions almost split along race the bundle in two. ago but hsd a hind of foster ted. lines was not good. That split O MATTER how many of us went to the polls Tuesday None was able to accomplish parent known as Eastside Meantime, colored mer­ was not altogether true, how­ N and exercised our right of franchise, the sum total was Cell today lor free Survey that and then he told them how, Businessmen's Ass'n, which ap chants and professions! men ever. Charles F. Spicer belonged far less than it should have been. in unity, there was unbreakable to about ten years sgo. wss all- hsd formed their own body, to both bodies and took forward We can't help but ponder how many of .our neighbors white. called the Independent Busi­ steps in getting colored men ad­ l ' • ness snd Professions! Men's mitted to the original associa­ in the various communities in which elections were held There were few Negro owned bellowed for all the world to hear about the men and is-, Louis Martin, Inc. First Of Three Articles businesses in the srea at the Ass'n. Both associations work­ tion. ed for the good of the commu­ sues involved in Tueaday's balloting — yet who couldn't HcaUng end Air Conditioning time. Because of the split, it was Some of the older oldtimers nity bat took different byways. possible for the city fathers to find the time or, even worse if that be possible, weren't CApital 4-5744 strength. That lesson near-East­ vaguely remember that the Many oitlzens do not know neglect needed improvements- even registered to vote for the very things they were bel­ side businessmen began to rea­ Eastside Businessmen's Ass'n the city administration was by playing one organization lowing about. Open Wsdnstdsy svsnins snd lize about a year ago and came was responsible for laying out bitterly opposed to restoration against the other. The old body aaa all day Ssturdsy. together in one organization ra­ Maryland pk. and another old- . of E. Market. Both organlta- barred professional men while And it happensevery election time. Every street cor­ ther than two. timer thought it had gotten the tions erowded council cham­ the IBPA admitted them. ner is cluttered with soap box orators whose paneceas for The Mt. Vernon Av. Dist. Im- city to set up Beatty Center. bers and persuaded the city Finally, in February, 1055, a brighter tomorrow are dinned into our ears almost fye- A merchant also remembered fathers to rebuild the market. there was a merger ' and the yond the pale of endurance. Yet many of these latter day the old body was responsible for The organisations split wide present Mt. Vernon Av. Dist. Im­ Clarence Darrowa have never seen the inner confines of a the state setting up a liquor open on psrking on Mt. Vernon provement A6s'n came about. voting booth. sv. The bulk of sentiment lay 'his happy face is mine: Sam Eng­ store on Mt. Vernon av. to run The new body is just an infant aaa lish of the Cotrtmonwe<h Loan Co. the bootleggers out with the old body and parking but it came into a remarkable T was permitted. Many of this phony breed are among those who holler at 44 E Long Street I thought it might When Negro business began to heritage from the other two bod* the loudest about inefficiency in government, prejudice in be a good idea to show you what I look take hold, requests for admis­ The theme that strength lies ies. sion into membership of the as­ in unity is best exemplified by employment and the sundry other problems and inconven­ like in case you're shopping for a loan Perhaps the most important iences that stem from ^their complacency when election of $25 to $1000 on signature, furniture sociation were mode but admis­ the traffic light situation when item in the heritage is the fad or car ... and want to know the kind of sion was not gained for some there was none between St. Clair that the members are from the day rolls around. people you're dealing with when you time. lav. and 20th st. Many demands old bodies of civic minded men .. Personally, we think they derive a great deal more come to Common the nation's guarantees grown rapidly. The DeVores now H* Leonard Av*. •perr, owned by that city's Scott family. The fact that its to a citizen. to enter homes without regard pass their technique along to ..•avis' Msrfctt Don't Market Today, the want and misery, 9401 Lcckbourne Rd. its N. 12th St. laudatory success has been accomplished, without an in­ to the national body of laws. children's and adult groups in 25-LB. BAG Four years ago this past The fear and insecurity, Milo Msrkst Cunlep Market finitesimal fraction of the sheer bigness of the Johnson summer, two brothers at Ohio No one knows exactly what a Columbus soc-i.ii agencies LASTS tH Cleveland Ava. •72 Michigan Avs. The hate and clash of selfish clash of the Ohio constitution Molfman Corp. publications is, in our opinion, a silent testimonial to the State university gave a party (Neighborhood House, 800 Leon­ 6-8 HOURS Jacobs Market and the U. S. constitution would _S2 S. High St. 1240 Mt. Vernon Ava. and Invited a campus crowd. wills. ard av., was first) where they C a O. Super Msrfcst effect that a comparatively small business can survive as come to, but the latter constitu­ no w. Msin St. Cut Rata Market Vice squadmen walked in on That curse the earth, are have set up classes in flower DEALERS 2tf •. ***** St. "well as thrive providing it is properly managed and fits tion-would'have final authority, Martin Kosftar *ea*i Market Robert Taylor the P*rty7 suspicious because making. The training has been -INVITED *m _ Broad tt. into a pattern styled in the interest of it* community's man-made ills. for it is the law of the nation. Patents Confectionary 2tS4 R. Livingston Avo. there were white couples pres­ without charge. TO CALL RaynaMs Harstwara seeds and desires. There will have to come a test MM S. Nigh St. m Mt. Vernon Avo. ent, cussed and told the guests God means that there shall The business, however, has o o 0 case to determine if police offi­ gained a steadily growing list of The Sentinel is even a smaller publishing venture than thg party was over and for be no peace, them to go home. When asked cers can rush into a man'a materials clients and many of the Atlanta Daily World, and it is crystal clear that if we That woe, for us, will never home, go prowling around at tha latter have turned ths craft for papers showing their right cease( are to avoid the pitfalls that have beset some of our sister of search, they said they need­ will and, in a biggety way, order into a profitable hobby by sell* FURMAN COAL CO. the family around and threaten publications we must have the good sense to take a leaf ed-ao writ and arrested one While man pursues the ing floral creations to friends. from the book of both Mv. Johnson and the Scott clan of arrest if there ia any saae. Ths DeVores* efforts have not 2014 PARSONS AVE. (REAR) guest for asking the question stupid plan Atlanta. twite. Of inhumanity to mas I There will have to tome that gone unnoticed. Displays from For Home Delivery Call Hickory 4-1181 the Columbua firm shown at ths The Sentinel has every confidence that H can do just- *'* • teat case to decide which ia the that. I ASKED A' JVDGE. a prose­ final constitutional authcrits/. S-C1—PAGE10, THB OltiO y^Ng. SATUfcPAV. BfifflgBAJWSs.?t . flAJJURDAY. NbVkMBER 11. \MS ' TH^k^ib^-Ntl^--HL i SEC. 11 Felton fVirrcipal, Squad 'Sin A Killer' J YWCA Announces Week Guests Of Refuge BTU Dr. Parrish V For Prayer, Fellowship Top Value

By PAHL L. ELUS Sunday Topic Columbus YWCA observes the will be displayed and sold at the Week of Prayer and World Fel­ YWCA, 65 S. 4th st. BARGAINS Rev. R. F. Hairston, Sr.. pas­ By KATHERINE E. HAYNES lowship Nov. 13-19 with two pro­ Internat'l club wil] sell cookies tor of Refuge Baptist Columbus, Dr. J. W. Parrish, pastor ol grams of .special note. from different countries and EVERYDAY spoke from the topic, "Jesus World Fellowship vesper ser­ serve tea. A treasure chest of Meets Human Needs" Sunday Shiloh Baptist Columbus, spoke Sunday morning on "Sin is a vice opens the week Sunday, gifts will be handled by Y-Teens. morning. Five persons became Nov. 13, 4 p. m. This event will Residence girls and Patte'ran At members, Killer." Inrant Virgil Allen Crews was dedicated. be at Broad St. Presbyterian dub are making candy' for tbe Sunday afternoon, senior choir with the address by Dr. Lance occasion. Other & ~ot.pt have (AM BROWN'S sponsored a musical program. Evening worship featured Webb, minister, N. Broadway also planned booths. communion rites. Sermon sub­ Mrs. Ada Campbell was chair­ Methodist. Bey.. Raymond V. World Fellowship day dinner man. Special guests were Vic­ ject was "The Memorial Sup- K* earns. Jr.. minister of Broad I.G.A. fper." Music for the day was by vfill be at t p. m. in the ball­ tory chorus from Union. Grove St - Presbyterian, wil* conduct room. Reservations can be made Baptist and Charles and Mary senior and Gospel choirs-under the service with music by Co­ direction of Madolin B. Johns through the program office. by FOOD STORE Byrd, Hosack Baptist . . . BTU lumbus Girlcholr. calling Ca. 49121. , < program was directed by the and Ellen E. Barksdale. This annual fellowship service SHOP TIL 9 president Mrs. Gladys Griffin. Torchbearers class of the Sun­ is an occasion for YWCA mem­ Lucien E. Wright, principal of day school presents a program bers to dedicate themselves to -TUES. THRU SAT. Felton school, was guest speak­ on tbe theme "Talent for prayers of peace for better un­ Federation Meet er. The traffic squad from Fel­ Christ," featuring outstanding derstanding among all peoples. City Federation of Colored SUNDAYS ton attended in a body and sang. loon 1 talent Sunday, Nov. 20, at World Fellowship day Is] Women's Clubg meets Tuesday, 9 A.M..2P.M. Miss Dorothy Henry was mis­ 7:30 p. m. .This program will Thursday, Nov. 17. During the Nov. 15, at Spring St YMCA, tress of ceremonies. Others on feature organ i meditations by the program were Miss Peggy afternoon, a collection of gifts Columbus, at 8 p. m. Mrs. Ger­ MONDAY Ellen E. Barksdale, devotions and food from all over the world trude Hill Is president. Jacobs. Gail T h I g p e n. Miss led by Dorothy Himes. guests 8A.M.-7P.M. Jeanette Crowder and Rev. Alberta Toles, Andrew H. Walk­ Hairston. er and Lucille Harvey, Theresa Rev. M. A. Trier. Los Ange­ LUCIEN E. WRIGHT Hull is chairman, Sylvester J. les, was guest speaker for eve­ serves its 10th anniversary Sun­ Keeler president and Adolphus ning worship. He is a former day, Nov. 13. 2:30 p. m. Guests F. Dean is teacher. A. &B. Meat Market pastor of Union Grove. Commu­ are Lemon Gospel singers, De­ SMOKED JOWL Lean, Sugar Cured Ib. 19c I.G.A. nion and baptisms- rites were troit, and Columbus talent. .Ar­ observed . . . Male chorus ob- GROUND BEEF Fresh Beef .. Ib. 29c .. 4 lb. $1.00 TOP VALUE thur Dennis is chairman . . . VFW Auxiliary SALT MEAT Fine For Seasoning lb. 19c BTU sponsors a musical pro­ BOLOGNA Any Size Piece lb. 29c BARGAIN gram Sunday. Nov. 27, 5:30 p. m Gleaners are now in circulation. Meets Thursday PORK ROASTS Lean, Small. Meaty lb. 29c BEEF ROAST Young, Tender Beef lb. 39c EVAPORATED MILK Women's auxiliary of Verdun Sermons, Music Chapter 4, VFW, has its regular BEEF STEAK Young, Tender Beef lb. 39c monthly meeting Thursday, Nov. PORK SAUSAGE .1 .lb. 29e 4 lb. $1.00 BETTY I.G.A. FANCY 10, 9 p. m., at Masonic Tempi*. PURE LARD .v...*...... *..... 2 lb. Pfcf. 35c 14-Oz. Bottle On Radio Show Long st. and Mismi av.. Colum­ WIENERS or FRANKS lb. 39c CAKE MIXES CROCKER 3 ,T* 79c ICATSUP 2 m 39c bus. Pentecostal Church of the Liv­ Mrs. Mary Henshaw is com­ ing God, 444 Mt. Vernon av., Co­ mander and Mrs. Lillian Jeff­ CA. 4-071* 196 South 4th Street CA. 44)716 lumbus, is sponsoring a series of reys, adjutant radio broadcasts through Nov. Across From The Market Basse • Colambas. O. 12. Programs of music and ser­ mons are being presented. Musi­ SB £• cal talent from throughout Co­ lumbus is appearing. 3 Pound Can I. G. A. BEER SPEC!AIS ROSATI'S Pick Up Aad Save Free Parking In Our • Loading Zone — SUPER MARKETS La SALLE WINE STORES 52 E. Spring 244 S. High COFftlE CA. sMfIS GIVE UNITED TRADING m 1 Lb. Vac Pak Tin STAMPS WITH EVERY 10c PURCHASE 89- Rosati's Hot Italian Falter's Cello Wrap Homemade SAUSAGE SLICED BACON Lb. 59c Lb. 45c ARMOUR STAR U. S. No. 1 Meat FOR Freshly Dressed - Cut _Jf> 16-Oz. CAN FRYING CHICKEN GROUND BEEF CHILI CON CARNE Lb. 39c Jib. 89c 10-Double Hung . Fresh. Fancy BRACH'S VILLA 1LB. BOX | AUNT JANE QT. JAR Self-Storing U. S. No. 1 Cello Wrap STORM WINDOWS Brussels Sprouts (Up te 2C"_K" Glass Sise> VANS {CHOCOLATE COVERED CHERRIES 3901 DILL PICKLES 29c $174.59 (Installed) Of. 29c 2 Lb. 15c NO DOWN PAYMENT ONLY $1.35 A WEEK Teen Queen Food Sales - Shop and Save • The Teen Queen Way. OPEN SUNDAY 9-2 We Give You A Written Guarantee (OLD BEEB and WINE TO CARRYOUl MONDAY 9 A. M. Till 7 P. M. CARL BROWN'S STORE HOOKS If N. NELSON RD, AT ****** E. MAIN ST. — Men. TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY SCHILLING BROAD ST. . Sua. 1A.M.- thru Thurs. • A. M.-. I. G. A. FOOD STORE STORM WINDOW * 4 P. M.j Maa. thrn' Fri. t P. M.; Fri. * S_t. 8 A. M.- DOOR CO. A. M.-8 F. M.J Sat. 9 A.M.. t P. H. Closed Sua. SA.M.TILL9P.M. 1289 NT. VERNON AYE. AT (HAMPTON 479 N. 20th St. FA. 4915 • P.M. Call Vs For Free Fitlmeta PLENTY OP FREE PARKING IN REAR

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SEC. 2—PACE 12 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS, IMS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, ISM THf9Ht9$gHTlN*a SEC; 2—PACE tS Beauticians*Entertain OHIO CHURCH IN OBSERVANCE SENTENCE SERMONS At Coffee Hour Sunday OF lllth ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY By Rev. Frank C. Lowry &C*W£ j i •••••i i am • •• Chapter 4, Ohio Ass'n of Beau­ ments; Mrs. Nellie King, decora ilS IS ONE THING I DO . . . high calling oi God in Christ ticians, sponsors its annual cof­ tions, and Mrs. Martha Chap­ rThe age in which the Apos­ Jesus." fee and fellowship hour Sunday, man, publicity. tle Paul lived was not one of Thia complete surrendes, by Nov. 13. 4-7 p. m., at Beatty RELIGIOUS CHAT specialization, but he being so this man of letters, banished e Center, Columbus. installation of new officers by Mrs. Mattie Henson, retiring far in advance of hia day gave crimson stain and broke many The program has been planned state president of OAB, will proof of a superior identifica­ fetters; for it waa thia man, one to create an atmosphere where j highlight the program. They are PRINCIPLES ARE tion. * day following Satan's orders, old friends can Mrs. Rose Lockett, president; He had tried about everything who held the clothes of St. be met and nev Mrs. Ethel Winston, first vice any other man had put to test, Stephen'a murderers. ones made. president; Mrs. Edna Wakefield, but one day made his own deci­ But ah, from there on be be* C h a irmen of second vice presidi ; Mrs. Mel- BOTH GOOD, FALSE sion between "better" and came a glorified saint, and the event are von Givens. recording secre­ By INEZ W. ALEXANDER "best," and then decided In the fought on with Christ without Mra. Jessie tary; Mrs. Ethel Dusty, assist­ latter it would be wise to invest. the slightest sin taint, but lifted Bartlett, general ant recording secretary'* Mrs. ERSONS WHO hove formed good p--* incl plea hava made It -a For a good while he waa pret­ His B -••• with out compromise chairman; Miss Nellie King, corresponding sec­ P point to bo honest and just in all dealings with their fellow ty stubborn and gave Christ the or complaint Edith Hunt, in­ retary; Mrs. Martha Chapman, men. Honesty ia Christianity. Too much care cannot be taken In run-around, but the perfect work Possessed then with such vitations; Miss financial secretary; Miss Edith forming our principles. was finally accomplished when might and power, he fought vat* Ernestine Cans- Hunt, treasurer; Mrs. Ruby Our principles are the springe of our actions, and our. actlona MAHALIA JACKSON, undis­ in midday he was knocked my lontly through from hour to 1 e r, program; Hunt, chaplain, and Mrs. Marriage Told are the springs of our happiness or our misery. puted queen of the Gospel steriously to the ground. hour;., and when others for Mrs. Bertha singers, has resumed her TV •: Blanche Walker, parliamentar­ There are millions and rnH» • • • ******* Then what an all-embracing Christ's saka were afraid to do, • :.• • mp • Curry, host­ ian. Mr. and Mrs. William DeShay, lions of unprincipled people in characters. show, "Mahalia Sings," follow­ change, such as only a loving his echo was heard, "This one esses; Mrs. Ar- 1723 Richmond av., Columbus, the world who make it very un* ing surgery in a Chicago hos­ and true God could and did ar­ thing I do." Mrs. Henson thillu Logan and NO MAN CAN hop, to rise or Mrs. .Ii incite Hensley is ie announce the marriage of their pleasant for those who try to pital. range; forgiving him with all of • I .. Mrs. Rose Lockett. refresh- tiring president of Chapter 4. have a good principle. act worthily hia part in life, daughter, Miss Emma DeShay, without virtuous principles, or a his false. pride and sin, and P *,*. opening the windows of his soul The Sentinel carries the most complete section of and Samuel Chofin. The cere MEN AND WOMEN of gen­ deep fixed sense of moral obli­ gation. The man who possesses Christ Memorial for peace and joy to come In. Services In church articles, pictures and features than any new.spaperj mony was performed Aug. 12 in uine goodness in every station of For all of this, who Is there in central Ohio. life command the respect of all such character can be trusted. [Los Angeles, the groom's home Integrity and Justice are to that would not cry with Paul in '• mankind. Nurse Corps Tea him words of meaning, and he all earnestness, "but this one Columbus thing I do, forgetting ttjcee But when an individual has aims to exemplify the virtues IN COLUMBUS-SHOP (LOSE TO HOME AND SAVE! things which are behind, and come in contact witb trickery, they express in hia outward life. Scheduled Sunday reaching forth unto those things Churches and treacherous people who have Such a man has decision of char­ which ar before, I press toward To List The Order Of .Service WILLIAMS formed false principles, they acter, knows what is right, and Rev. L. H. Johnson, pastor of e the mark for the prize of the In This Direotory Call GROCERY cause one to lose confidence, Is firm in doing it. He has Inde­ Christ Memorial Baptist, Colum­ FErnwood 7416. Deadline — 437 GARFIELD AVE. ST. CLAIR CARRY OUT and they make it difficult to be­ pendence of character, thinks bus, preached from the theme, Monday 3 P. M. Columbus, Ohio 605 St Clair Are. Columbus, O. FA. 0322 lieve or trust In those that do and acts for himself, snd is not "An Old Testament Resurrec­ Groceries, Meats, Confections Groceries, Meata, Confections, Ice Cream have good principles. to be made a tool to serve the tion," at 10:30 a. m. servicee purpose of party. Sunday. Baptismal, fellowship Mode Manning Williams. Prop. Wine and Beer to Carry Out You're Always Welcome Yet, we realize all that is good He has consistency of purpose, and communion services were Prop. LEON B. BOLDEN in the world is upheld by people pursuing a straight f o r w ard held at 7:30 p. m. Senior choir with genuine principles. It is course, and what he is today he furnished music for the day. Hosiery Shop SECOND^BAPTIST SMITH'S these people that we wish to imi will be tomorrow. Such a man Nurses Corps is sponsoring a Fashionable Hosiery CHURCH CONFECTIONERY BARNETT MARKET tate and respect Without'their haa true worth of character and harvest tea at the church Sun­ GOODWIN'S presence the world would his life is a blessing to himself, day, Nov. 13, 4-0 p. m. Mrs Our Specialty ltf N. 17tb St. 1 tTO Granville St.. • FE. ISM I - RLSli FISH - POULTRY Fresb fruits, Vegetables scarcely be worth living fan. Columbus, Ohio to his family, to society, and to Abrella Fuller ia general chair OPEN HAILV A SUNDAY Groceries & Meats. the world. man. Miss Anne Roebuck is Nylon Panties • Slips • Bras ' Chares, School: 9:15 A M. Groceries, Meats, Confections Rr. MT. VERNON at nth 678 E. Long St. - FA. 0147 If we are loose in our princi­ Gloves * Handkerchiefs Morning Worship: 19:43 A M. Daily 8 'A M. to 9 P. M. E. MAIN ST. Christian To have a character founded president. Evening Worship: 7:45 P. M. Columbus. Ohio Columbus, Ohio ples* and habits, spending our Fri. & Sat. Till 9 P.M. ELIZABETH RANSOM and church, Xenia, observed time in idleness and pleasures, on good principles is the first The pastor is preaching at O. r. JENKINS SAM to 11:30 P. M. and indispensable qualification Mon.-Thurs. Till 6 P. M. ALMA DEWS, Props. ita lllth anniversary Sun­ Home Dept Visits we are sure to become worthless Bethany Baptist Sunday, Nov. Minister 7 Days A Week of a good citizen. It imparts life 13, at 8 p. in. He will be accom­ 1061 ML Vernon Are. day with an impressive and strength and beauty not panied by the mole chorua, Sr PB. 1535 MODERN MARKET program during which Old Folks Home only to individual character, but Ushers and congregation. Worship and Fellowship 183 N. 8m. St. FA. 9584 Sentinel Photo g r a p her Hebrew Baptist to al] Institutions. Witb Purpose JIMMY'S Home Dept. of 2nd Baptist NATIONAL COMPACT Column us, Ohio Forrest Tinsley snapped • en n F. A. A, Y. M. At MARKET HEER SPECIALS FEATHERSTONE'S MKT. Church school, Columbus, held LET THE VULGAR and the accompanying photos. Top Methodist Board LODGE BURGER BEER SPECIAL 459 N. 18111 ST. FA. 0559 Sunday school and worship ser­ Program Scene degraded scoff at such virtues if CALDWELL TEMPLB (Eight Years With from left are five of many MEETING 534 B. Long St. j 24-12-OZ. RTLS $2.39 Columbus. O. -^ vice at Old Folks Home, 71 Win­ they will. They are floating NIGHTS _. Kroner's) persons who participated down the stream of life to des­ Receives Grant -| Church School—9:30 A M.; 6 CANS 89 Vegetables, Meats ner av., •Sunday afternoon. PRINCE HALL ORIGIN Morning Worship—11 A M.; in celebration: Kev. Leslie On November 10 truction. There Is no brighter " 672 MT. VERNON AVE. Groceries CHICAGO. — The Methodist 34 HAMILTON PARE Christian Endeavor — 6:30 Beer A Wine To Carry Out Smith, Rev. W. C. T. Guest singers were from Shi­ jewel In any man's character Board of Social and Economic Prince Hall Commander*/ than to be firmly established on P. M.; Evening Worship — t FA.6274 SMALLWOOD Weekdays 8 A M.. 10 P. M Ayres, Mrs. Rosa -McKin­ loh Baptist women's chorua. Tiie publio ia invited to attend Relations . accepted. • $25,000 No. 1 ... T.-lst Monday P. M.; Midweek Praise — Sundays 9 A. M. • t P. M. a program at ^Hebrew Baptist, principles of unyielding- recti­ grant from the Ford foundation's 'AH. Howie, E. M." . Columbus, Ohio ney, who served as tfti.s- Mrs. Mary MitcheTl was -guest * Wednesday, 8 P.M. MARKET Party Supplies — Domestic 333 Jefferson av., Columbus, tude. _•*" fund tor the republic. C. C. Daniels, Ree. *"•» The Capital 'City's Temple ef Complete line of • tress of ceremonies; Rev. teacher. Readings were heard There are some who make QUALITY A Imported Champagnes Thursday, Nov. 10, at 7:30 p. m. Bishop Lloyd C. Wlcke of St Panl Lodge No. 3—2nd A Zion Methodism MEATS & GROCERIES WE DELIVER J. L. Gilbert, church pas­ from Miss Alma Blake and'Mrs. There will be a showing of pleasure the aim of their lives. Pittsburgh, board chairman, 4th Monday—A. J. Milner, J. DALLAS JENKINS Man was made for duty and use­ Yt. M.—Roy Welts, See. Hoars: Mon. • Thnrs. 7:30 MEATS & GROCERIES tor, and Rev. C. W. Gor­ Elizabeth Coleman. pictures taken by Mrs. Amanda said the money will be used for Minister OPEN EVES & SUNDAYS Broadus when she went abroad fulness. It Is only when he Uvea interracial study conferences, Trustees—Srd Monday A M. to 7: SO P. M., Fri. tt don. Church is pictured at in accordance with this design R. Bell, Chmn. Sat. 7:31, A M. to 8 P. M. Phone Order Received Mrs. Viola Ogletree is super­ to the Holy Land. Program is workshops, work camps, educa­ bottom.—Tinsley Photos. oi his being that he attains his tional scholarships and allied L. M. Barton, Financial See. Son. 7:30 A. M. lo 12 Noon FE. 4-145 visor. sponsored by Hebrew Nurse Visit Next Sunday Corps. A silver offering will be highest dignity and truest hap­ projects. St James Lodge No. 21—1st 805 MT. VERNON AVE. CIVIC CENTER MARKET taken and refreshments will be piness. Tuesday It 3rd Wednesday Prop. JAMES H. FLOOD No matter what a man's situ­ Nathaniel Bradley. W. ML MT. OUVET Columbus, Ohio served. 304 S. Highland Ave. ation and prospects are, he will B. D. Pcttwajr, See. WILLIAM A SMALLWOOD Calendar Tea Will Mark President is Mrs. Mae Bell certainly become a worthless COLUMBUS Rose of Sharon Chapter No. 8 BAPTIST CHURCH Open Daily and Sunday and pastor Rev. W. M. Horsley. character if he docs not aim at FUNERAL DIRECTORY OJB.S 2nd Tuesday A 4th something higher than his. own Tharsday—Ola Penson, W. M- "NO CREED BUT CHRIST" Geneva Anderson, See. CREW'S GROCERY GROCERIES Ushers' Day Observance selfish enjoyment. C D. WHITE & SONS 423 E. Mala 84. FUNERAL, HOME Alpha Chapter No. 1, O.E.S. Fresh Meal* • Vegetables By HATTYE B. REDMOND Refuge Presents * * * 2nd Wednesday A it- Quality Meats • Groceries • Fresh Produce Odessa Allen is president . . . 1217 ML Vernon Ave. 9 A. M. • The'Church at Study Canned Goods • Staples Communion was administered Gospel chorus is collecting Dixia ANOTHER PRINCIPLE of Thursday—Willie V. Trent, during services at 2nd Baptist, evil is the love of money. When EV. 1514 10:43 A. M. - Tha Church at 693 HARRISON AVE. CA. 1*8046 Beer & Wine To Carryout Oleo box tops . . . Usher Board W. M.—Viols Morgan, Sec. Worship - 6 P. M. • Baptist Columbus, Sunday. Rev.' C. F. meets at the church Friday, Brother Joe May once the love of money becomes Queen Elisabeth Court No. 1 DaUy jig A.M.-9 P. M. Sun. 6:30-11 A.M. and 2:30-9:30 P.M. Jenkins, pastor, spoke tor morn­ in any man. a dominarit princi­ WILLIAMS St McNABB H. of J.—1st Wednesday A Training Union — 7:30 P. M.. Nov. 11, 8 p. in. . . . Ushers' day MORTUARY. INC. Tbe Churcb at Worship ing and evening worship. Bap­ is beinj? observed with a calen­ Brother Joe May, Gospel sing* ple of action there is an end of Srd Tuesday—Laura Johnson, tismal rites were administered all hope of his ever attaining the FUNERAL HOME M. A. M.—Estell Stevens, See. H. BEECHER HICKS, dar tea Sunday, Nov. 20 . . . Cir­ er. from E. St. Louis, 111., wil] be 818 E» Loag SL during evening worship. true excellence of an intelligent Esetdel Lodge No. 4—1st A Minister MAYHUGH and SON cle 8 reports a successful din­ heard in recital at Refuge Bap­ £V. S521 C. H. Potts, supervisor, had ner. moral being. Srd Thursday—R. L. Shern, tist, Columbus, Saturday, Nov. W. M.—Charles Banks, See. 81* MT. VEBNON AVE. FE. 2081 •*• CHUCK'S charge of Adult Dept. of Sunday 12, 8 p. m. Money is the supreme and HOURS DAILY 7 A. M. TO 6 P. M. school. John Mayle reviewed Ill among the congregation ara governing motive of his conduct, BROOKS Triumph Temple No. 1 2nd Thursday Beer and Wine To Carryout the lesson. Other participants Mesdames Mary Smith, Anna His experience aa a Gospel and where this is the case, it is FUNERAL HOME* INC COME TO were E. B. Becton, Nelson singer dates to the childhood of not to be expected that a man 1108 E. Long St. Wm. Laughingbause, Ht Pot The Store With The Friendly Atmosphere MARKET Hawes, Cora Lawrence, Mario t_« artist. A» a 9 year old, he Panl D. Johnson, DX Gr. Ree. SHILOH BAPTIST Mayle, C. E. Johnson and Mrs Bell, Augusta Watkins, Corrio will be very particular as to the FE. 14lf Quality Meats and Groceries — Miles M. Mayhugb, Prop. Viola Ogletree . . . Missionary became a member of the senior means of obtaining it. Franklin Consistory No. I CHURCH Rath Liverpool. Cashier Free City-Wide Delivery We Carry A Full Line Hayes, Pearl Lemons, ±*cone B. 1st Friday—James F. Little. Society met Wednesday. Mrs. choir of his church In Macon, If a piece of gold is large MRS. D. A. WHITTAKER i Bray, 7233 Prairie av., Chica­ I. O. C.-E J. Ross. G. C. Hamilton at ML Vernon Ava. Of Hi-Quality Groceries Miss. enough and it is placed too close AND SONS. INC. go; Charlotte Hoiston; Messrs. to the eye, it will blind you to Lone Star Lodge No. 22—2nd JAMBS W. PARRISH J. H. Barksdale, Ellison Moore,' He has toured this country as a FUNERAL HOME A 4th Friday—L. R. Owens. home, to love, to death, and to 720 E. Long St Minister Bridge Tourney Harley Manuel, William Mann. member of a quartet and alone.' Heaven itself. W. M.—Lloyd Frasier, Sec. CHUTERUNGS EV. 9549 8:13 A M. Radio Broadcast* SUSSMAN and SON John Emerson, E. B. Davenport. Keystone Chapter Ne. 3 IA.lt Church School (Chil­ AND HOG MAWS The public is invited to the I R.A.M.-Srd Friday IM E. MAIN ST. CROSBY dren may be left with compe­ In .Stork At All Timet bridge tournament which is held Columbus, O. A J. Milner, H. P. SELF-SERVE MARKET FUNERAL HOME R. L. Shera, Sea. tent mothers during wor­ every Tuesday, at 8:30 p. m. by ship); HAM. Church at Columbus chapter of - Dukes PAUL'S 1072 E, Long SL St. Katherine No. 1 Crusaders , Meats - Frozen Foods - Groceries 251 N. Washington Ave. MILLER'S FURNITURE STORti Worship; HAM. Continued Clubs, Inc., at Its clubrooms, CARRY OUT STORE Complete Line e4* Used F urn It are aad Ruga FA. 1555 4th Tuesday-E. L. Brock, HI Beer & Wine To Carryout CA. 1*4710 Pr.—Blanche Purneli, See. Church School for Small Chil­ 879*>4 E. Long st. On the enter­ 1C4 Wilson Comer Oak Ranges, Refrigerators, Washers, Sewing Machines The Above r.tst tocUdt. dren: • P. M. Baptist Train­ 1092 MT. VERNON AVE. Columbua. O. EV. 2561 STORE HOURS tainment committee art Norman Colambas, O. EAST TERMS FREE DELIVERY .Members Of The Columbua Juveniles— Snd A 4th Saturday—Ola Penson, ing Union? f:S0 f. M Wer- Mon.-Sat. 8-8; San. 8-1 Smith, Otto Beatty and Dayton Beer—Wine—• Ale— Mixers WB BUY AND SELL Funeral Ass'n. ship. Music by Five Choirs. Erby. President is Robert Otey. Free Delivery — EV. 2913 Supervisor SEC. S—PACE 14 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. NOVEMBER IS. ISSS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12. 1955 THE OHIO SENTINEL $EC 3-~yA(JE Ifi Churchwomen Meet At Jolly 16 Akron Host NOW OPEN Cleveland, Mrs. Tyree Club Has Capsuling The News ROYAL BAKE SHOPPE UP-TO-THE. MINUTE NEWS ITEMS OF STATE Complete Line ef Baked Goods AND NATIONAL INTEREST YM Guiies Bet ReHs — Sweet Rolls — Donuts —.Pies — Ceehies Is Attending Assembly ' j Decorated Cakes fer AU Occasions Meeting Compiled From Assecisted Negre Press News Serelee Releases Opea Men. Sat. 7 A. At. till 10 p. M . Mrs. J. Lawrence Tyree, j Christ's call to women ot this Sundays sad Holidays 8 A.M. till 6 P. M. treasurer of United Churchwom generation. Jolly 18 club met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Ethel Bryant, Conference 299 W. GOODALE ST. CefauabsW. O. en of Ohio, first Negro woman The three day session is plac­ SENTENCE MAN. 87, TO PRISON from Ohio on s national commit­ ing daily "emphasis on "The 386 Forest St., Columbus, with the president, Mrs. Viola Bin­ BREST CITY, Ark.—(ANP).—An 87 year old Forrest City man Akron was host to the second Ye Olde Sneakin* Deacon writes the breeziest humor tee of United Churchwomen and Glory in the Church," "The annual YMCA -Indian Guides corresponding secretary of the Church Faces the Revolutionary ford, presiding. Fhas been found guilty of second degree murder and sentenced column of 'em all. Keep ah**ea£t of the Deacon's ahennani. to 10 years in prison. Virgil Sutton, charged with fatally stabbing area conference, held lost week gana weekly in The Sentinel. { woman's convention auxiliary to World." "The Church's Respon­ Other members, in attendance at Akron Central YMCA. Some Nat'l Baptist Convention. U. S. sibilities in the Revolutionary were Misses and Mesdames Robert Mason on the streets here Oct. 9, heard the guilty verdict returned by a circuit court jury. 65 delegates from Ohio and W. A., Inc., of Columbus, is attend­ World," and "The Church, the Florence Coleman, Bessie Jones, Virginia attended. - ing the seventh national assem­ Ida McNeil, Emma Brown, Mer­ Body of Christ." Purpose of this conference bly of United Churchwomen In Highlighting the program will cedes Byrant, Dora Mabra, Iola DROP GAMING CHARGES Cleveland, Nov. 7-10. Johnson, Jannie Carr, Bessie was to help strengthen the be special overseas guests, in­ AGAINST "JATP" GROUP YMCA father-son program, lo­ J* cluding women who are national Seward, Nettie White, Blanche cal and statewide. Theme of the assembly, "The Van Hook, Irma Johnson, Lucy HOUSTON. — (ANP). — and international leaders from Spring St. YMCA representa­ Working of His Power — Within India, Pakistan, Indonesia, Ja­ Singer, and Mr. DeWitt Cole­ Charges of gambling against CLEAN Ella Fitzgerald and several-eth­ tives were Hunter Hopson, F. M. Us, Among Us and Through Us," pan, S. America, Denmark, Ko­ man. Guests were Mrs. Sarah Chancellor and William Left- will highlight demands of Chris­ rea, Germany and Lebanon, and Bryant and Mrs. Elizabeth Mc- er members of the "Jazz at the Philharmonic" troupe were wich, who was elected area ECONOMICAL tian discipleship, and will help educators from schools and col­ FaU. tally keeper. churchwomen understand anew leges supported by United The club, made a contribution * dropped by Houston police Charges were filed when city po­ Hoyt W. Givens, youth secre­ Churchwomen. to the annual Donation day of tary «>' the branch, also attend­ •HisMihl 11 Speakers include Mrs. Eleanor lice invade . e » . • • Nat'l Link week, Is Mrs. John .•OLD URST ALASKA CIVIL RIGHTS CONFERENCE •AGE for FENCE Residence Bsttey. ANCHORAGE, Alaska .-(ANP).-Franklin H. Williams,-west Cher Amies clutt met Friday! Mrs. Garrett Fish is president CHA't, LINK e oi Che local chapter. ctast regional secretary of thc NAACP, was director of the first Eat Out Today- evening at the home ot Miss I Hobby Tea Sunday civil rights conference to b« held in Alaska, which has a rapidly ALUMINUM Lillian Mann, 180 Clifton ct., growing Negro population. C."?»7 N. 22nd St. Columbus, O. FE 121ft Columbus, O. Pm*****m***m****Am*e*^ SATURDAY NOVEMBER 12. 19SS SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 12. 19SS THE OHIO -EN^Mfit SEC 2—PAGE 16 THI OHIO SENTINEL, ***** J__fitt __. VILIsAGE TAVERN SUHSHIHM QUALITY FOOD SHOP 1319 MT. VERNON AVE. A NIGHME REPORTER AT URGE: ? SC 38t B STH AVE No. 1 & 2 Colambas, O. Serving the People In and * ; '?f Oma** Nam M.os'.mcil 683 Mt Vernoa Ave.-FA. 99** /? Fried Chicken Around Poindexter Village fhsi. Wtna HOSM COOSMMI HEER, WINE GOOD FOOD Peed Prep. J AS ANTHONY Open 7 A. M. Close t P. M. Hoar.. 7AM aist.l I A M Brs. 11 A M. 1AM. CHE8TEB E. WHITE, Opr. Amusements Sonday It A.M unti» I A.M the Best tn Bar-B-Q CtuU. Usrgaret Tucker Props . ~GOOD FOOD Kuby Hadden sod Prepared In Bome Style riPPIN' INN CAFE Buxom Beulah Bryant Rocks In Regal Room 70S Mt. Vernon Ave, . Look Who's Here I It's "Jitney Roy" ... At [E BANDSTAND In Clnb mut? RswnoTssin •_ «__ . house ahakln* dancing ef limited engagement last Fri­ Miss Bryant may bo beard Col's. O. rRegal's intimate Bum day. are featured each evrning ia IHE Pll buxom Beulah Bryant, MGM nightly through Sunday start­ the Hum Bam Room from 9 to Visit Oar New Long Bsr Bam Room, 779 E. Long St., Miss Bryant's voeal gymnas* Colambas, rocked snd rolled recording and cinema star who ing at 9. She Is being aeeom* 2:30 a. m. 337 N. 20TH ST. Columbus, O Fine Food Beer Wine Ucs and physical gyrations panied by the Mu.ilc.il Maes* Chicken . Ft3h * Barbecue Our Specialties to the rhythmic chirping and opened what was billed as a panicked Bam Bum Room A Sunday matinee program Self Serve and Carryout Opea DaUy SAM I A M By Russell A. Jackson tros. will be offered starUng at S.—» clientele and earned ber an Entertainment and dancln/ Open 24 Hours DaUy extended engagement which AHL. Youra Truly •— "Jitney" Roy Langdon (And Whatever Happened To Eddie Jay!) carries through Sunday. Nov. 13. SKURDY'S AME THE witching, or even worse, the deadline hour, and the C spot on ye ed's desk usually left empty for Eddie Jay's weekly A bines shouter of great pro­ output of alleged journalistic embellishments in the lighter vein portions, Miss Bryant packs a Music Bar i Food Bar mean 340 pounds on the Re­ MARTY'S 502 CLUB was as bare as the dead center of a bald guy's head. Nothing un­ gal's not so large bandstand NEIGHBORHOOD GRILL usual about this type of catastrophe mind you, except this time ye and delivers with a reportoire 502 ST. CLAIR AVE. FA. 0568 BEER • WINE • LIQUOR UQU0R-WINE-8EER ed's patience had worn as thin as Eddie Jay's inexhaustible store­ of house roc kin' numbers In­ house of excuses tor getting paid for doing nothing-minus. So we Beer & Wine To Carryout cluding "Bed Bag Bines." Fine Food decided the best way to even the score with our wandering min­ "Hold Me Tight" and "Fat Proudly Presents The Fabulous FINE FOOD 1074 ML Vernon Ava. strel in the theatrical vineyard was to take typewriter in tow and Mama Bines." turn out a columnar stint in Brother C.'s stead that was so putrid FA. 0533 Open 6 A. M. Til 1 A. M. FA. 0436 Col's, O. that henceforth and anon, not to mention forevermore and a day, Regal Owner Dave White ( MR. BLUES ^ 1226 E. LONG ST. Columbus, O. F Airf an 0142 the gent with the horn rimmed specs, who clutters up this area • •.id this week, "If you've \ HIMSELF / CHARLES CUNDIFF. Prop. beard and watched Big May- BOH te?)C0LST0N with the homely visage you see (if you've got the stomach for looking) at the top of these 30 in. of bare space, would gallop back belle in action you'll certainly put Beulah Bryant at tbe top to his own rescue without future ado. Herewith, we present such IF ALL GOES WELL band­ NIGHTLY 7 P.M, TILL 1A.M. column as we have described, a,nd we're positive in the belief that of this week's entertainment leader Lionel Hampton will musts." you readers who suffer with Colston out of the goodness of your EDDY ARNOLD brings his Southern Tea kind palpitators will agree that Colston won't miss another dead­ resume dispensing torrid ^_= Torch Club line in life on the well grounded premise that he can't afford to run brand 'Of swingsational jazz country music style show to COLUMBUS, OHIO Room the risk of this scrivener ruining his limited reputation, even aa a he's noted for come Nov. 18. Columbus' Veterans Memorial Ml MT. VERNON AVE. substitute. BEER • WINE LIQUORS Most Vo.r Fri.nd. H**** *Hamp and nine of his musi­ building Saturday, Nov. 19, for Chicken Dinners Every AFTEB ROAMING THE LONG ST. STRIP FOB a seven day cians were hospitalized follow­ two performances, matinee span and wondering with a modicum of alarm just what had hap­ 'Specializing In Italian Spaghetti and Pizao** Sunday Home Fried Pies ing auto mishap in Mexico in and evening. Arnold's troupe pened to Delores Fair, the tallish, stylish, prettyish barmaid fix­ 618 E. LONG ST. ture at the Skyline Bar, we meandered into Jim Dixon's Flamingo September. is sponsored by Firemen's CARRYOUT SERVICE Home Cooked Pie* lounge (downstairs division) and there behind the gin dispensing Benevolent Ass'n. Tickets are Opea Dally 9 A. M. • 3:39 A ML Plata Lunches, a counter stood our gal Delores, big as life, intact and in toto, smil­ v en salc t all Columbus fire Sandwiches ing like happiness is a thing called winning friends and influenc­ JHibbler On Ed's Show houses. ing people . . . In behalf of the proprietor of this niche, we'd like Al Hibbler, whose- current re- to express our sincerest condolences to Forest Beal, than whom we leordings of "Unchained Melody" don't know a nicer guy. Hia.wife, Peg, an equally swelegant per­ St. Louis Newsman MABLE'S Kitchen sonality, was. hospitalized a week ago. Polio. On the critical list, ind "He" are atop the nation's MACON HOTEL at University hospital . . . Tommy Jackson, who boasts loadsa Ibest seller list, will b« featured Specializing tn |en "Thcr< Ed Sullivan Show" Is Delinquency Foe AMERICAN and CHINESE RESTAURANT Barbeene *>*-*l [i(WBNS-Ty, Ch. 10, Columbus), Cantonese Family Dinners Served At All Hours to 8 p. m. Sunday, Nov. 13. ST. LOUIS. — Chick Finney, We Freshly Prepare Any Order To Take Out Home Cooked theatrical editor of the St. Louis HOUSE OF SOLID COMFORT Food Argus, is combatting juvenile Mabel Bridges. Open Now Fer Engagements delinquency by aiding newcom­ Musical Entertainment Nightly Prop. . ers in advance music education Always a surprise package ta oar besotifnl Corner Cocktail Formerly With through a teenage talent group Tbe Tudlce Loaage for year evening's enjoyment. LEE. which he supervises. 493 W. GOODALE ST. WILSON'S NEW JADE ROOM NOW OPEN Open Daily 3 P.M. Till 1 A.M. Eartha On Wax Listen to football and WM Accommodate Forties \Jp To 100 Persons ORCHESTRA „ Sultry voiced Eartha . Kitt your other favorite Available for Teas, Private showcases her unique and varied fall**§*inter pfograms- * FOR RESERVATIONS CALL FA 0512 Parties, Dances. artistry in her latest RCA Victor static-free. Zenith 434 Donaldson St. Col's album labeled, "Down to supersensitive FM 366*368 N. 20TH ST. COLUMBUS, O. Eartha." The complete work in reception brings FREE PARKING IN REAR CA. 1-7325 LEE WILSON, Leader volves a dozen Kitt-tempered music to suit your Open DaUy 11:30 A. M. To 4 A. M. tunes. taste ff ith greater clarity, too. Enjoy the best in listening DON BEATTY JIM McCOWN with the best in friends in our area of the map (mebbe you recall her as the cover - Held Over By Popular Request FM radios lovely in our fifth anniversary edition in the summer of 'M) re­ ... ZENITH. Delicious Barbecue portedly on the verge of a merger with a Motor City real estater. THE St .'PER •MEDALLION' R72S He'd havo to be a top deck character to be in that enviable posi­ has super-sensitive Zenith quality I Barbecue at all times. tion. Also reported edging on the marital ledge is Margaret Wood, speaker and static-free FM recep­ POWERFUt WAVEMAGNET* who rates among the town's loveliest divorcees. Scuttlebutt has it tion. Automatic volume control ANTENNA b' rq* the no""* '<•**•* Delivery service on she's propping for a middle alliance with an ex-Lockbourne air­ BEULAH BRYANT softens sudden blasts of volume. $4095 to y<;ia/ tir.ijt-* ptl man and the rites'll be read in LA any edition. It's just like being at the stadium five orders or more. AND DIDJA KNOW, TOO*—Alabama Kid, the ex-middleweight in person. Only the hot dogs are Our ribs are prepared the title contender who calls our town the place there's no better than, missing. We Cater For old-fashioned way . . . sim­ 300 Pounds of Bouncy 49 Private Parties is a Columbus municipal payrolee . . . Forrest FleweUyn, who mered over hickory in an authors one of the better (get that, Eddie Jay—we said better) ZENITH-WORLD PIONEER IN FM RADIO Service Daily Till 2 A. M. open pit to assure the ulti pillars in this gazette, wouldn't want youse to know this, but we •tafl U.S. Pot. OH. mate in flavor. know tor a fact (there are such things, EJC) that the gov't has Song and Dance Opea DaUy 4 P.M. - I A. M hiked his job status sky high. He's connected with some agency NO DOWN PAYMENT - UP TO 104 WEEKS TO PAY Fri.. Sat.. San. U Noon 'Til? that's connected with the Gen'l Depot (which is NOT, we are told 2891 Harriibiirg Pike on the veddy best of authority, connected with the knee bone, thigh M. G. M, Recording Star Over 50 Yean Af bone; etc.). (At Urbsncrest) KUDOS AND COMPLIMENTS DEPT—It's about time for this "Bed Bug Boogie" "Fat Mama Blues" .Mrs. Peai—ae If est Prop. column to hand.out a posie or more to the Urban League's Betti "Hold Me Tight'' And Many Many More 993-95 Ml. Vernon Ave. al 18lh SI. Scott, a dynamic gal, who's goodwill advertising value to the UL Phone FR. 6-6372 is priceless. And that ain't all. Pray tell us who could be a better SEVEN FLOORS FINE FURNITURE Candidate for the title of our town's most eligible bachelorettef NIGHTLY THRU SUNDAY, NOV. 13 .., And as soon as we get back to the job we're neglecting in or* FOR LESS der to do this trivia, we've gotta remind us to turn out that edi­ ENTERTAlNMElSrr 8C torial we've been intending to do on the grand job our boy Don .DANCING EVERY NIGHT- Beatty's doing since he was named top kick of the minority groups SPORTSMAN'S GRILL section of the State Employment Service. EASY TERMS BRINGING THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE A LI'L CLOSER— We Carry Our Own Accounts • "YOUR FAVORITE DOWNTOWN SPOT* Hear tell Daddy Grace, one of the high priests of the east coast r^atWiif ffilRfcTef.Par* * ft WlK 81 t*ft. fMo% JRfc WlMRfIf m tWm****** faith and grace inner guard, is eying the possibilities ot setting up Club Regal a mass religion outpost in C-town*. . . Jim McCown back from a fair* Ohio Are. OroMtown bus to 20th 8t and Mt Vernon Ave., walk 2 squarts » wri (Ot. 10*6 AND THIRD (A. 4-0652 jaunt to Baltimore and elsewhere in that sector, we'd like to re* T72 E. LONG ST. COLUMBUS port, as is the Colston custom, at this late date. — For Reservation* Call EVergreen 7765 ******** Tit PriMdfi tttft - hmttitif MPOKt Y« Bay, Kef IPTiB Y« Uf —335B—a—' l|11 AND REMEMBER, AS EDDIE JAY DID NOT SAT. this might "- SB m • • i a not ba much ot a column but it tilled the gay. Now didn't itff aiaiii..iiinn«i|i ili'lSIWlill III llll1 -""**""' **•*%

^AfiEtQ., jIAiruro^yoyEyBffi,^, rs*s Jfff^fffflW*P>. SATURDAY, KOVEMB.R J2 lBKk f THE OHIO SENTTfNEL j__£KJ_ *: OHIO'S CAL JONES WRITES GRID HISTORY IN LAND OF TALL CORN By ANP of the most pursued prospects since His sophomore season. you're keeping track of the num­ UT IN THE land of the tali by college talent hunters. The That year>-in 1953—Iowa com­ ber of tackles he makes in a O corn, where the sports dent- gridiron bird dogs (as football piled its best record on the foot­ game. xvrni fall easily to talking about recruiting agents are known) ball since 1939. the season ot the "Cal isn't conspicuous," says football players, there is one literally camped on Jones' door­ Iowa famed Iron Men. Gilliam, Evashevski, "but he's always.in who broke his arm after the ain pluycr this season who stands steps. there grinding away, jamming heads and shoulders (and what Jones actually was not bag­ first game this season, and Vin­ up opposing players and keeping shoulders!) above the rest. ged by pigskin procurers front cent were also starters. Until my teammates from letting When you think of tall corn lows. He had been enticed to Gilliam's misfortune and a sub­ down." you usually think of Iowa. And Ohio State. Bttt his insepar sequent Injury to Vincent, none One rather emphatic example Webster Says Champs able schoolboy pals — Eddie of the three players had missed when you think of the current of Jones' indomitable spirit was rrop of the University of Iowa Vinrrnt, a halfback, and Frank a game. football players, the name of Gilliam, an end—had selected this incident in his sophomore Cal played such a remarkable season: His Best Grid Team Calvin Jones, the Hawkeye All- lews. Friendship ties proved game in the Iowa 27 to 0 upset American guard, comes readily stronger than the blandish of Minnesota in 1953 that Paul During a tough scrimmage meat of the Buckeye beagle?. to mind. Giel. the great Gopher back, session, a teammate was hurt. By FORREST L. FLEWELLEN The 6 ft., 220 pound Jones is and Jones showed ap am ihe described Jones as the best lews campus. Jones trotted over to the pros­ rTHOSE TOUGH TIGERS of Ea8t High did it again, and the second Negro to captain an lineman he faced in his three A \>y their actions, it just might become an annual habit. Iowa eleven. He Is considered The Hawks' football coach. year career at Minneapolis. trate player, who was writhing the best Hawkeye lineman since Forest Evssbevski. has never in pain. To the injured athlete. Naturally, were referring to the repeat champions of the the famous Duke Slater, now a regretted Jones' decision. Aad That game was typical of the Jones offered no words of sol­ Columbus High School Football League who pinned down formidable line play of Jones, Chicago judge. the fact that Jones was re­ ace. Instead he barked: their second straight grid title by downing North, 33-20. warded with th« captaincy of who is built along the lines of a Last Friday s action was a crowning achievement for Back in 1951, when he was one "Don't just lie there, hay. Ha of the stars who led Steuben* this year's team makes tha great boulder and is almost in­ £a8sS. ./»f Ci.fi' ^'P? Web8ter» as he publicly stated ville High school to a nine won. feeling mutual. destructible. His play is consis­ seme pushups until the doctor that his 55 edition was the finest he had coached. To back one lost season, Jones was one Jones has been a standout tent; but not spectacular—unless i comes.** CALVIN JONES him up, last week the Ohio football writers voted East the .> No. 4 team in the state. e * * MALE PLUMAGE THIS SEASON MARKED THE 25TH year Webster has coached at East and perhaps the team had that in mind when they blasted from behind to topple their strong­ SP't^^WS est competitors of the season to clinch the championship CHARCOAL CONSPICUOUS BY and retain the Little Brown Jug which is annually award­ ed to the winner of the East-North contest. After North struck for two quick TDs the Tigers ABSENCE IN 1956 SPRING TOGS Ex-Bums Strategist Says swept.back tb take the lead. 20*13, at halftime. Ac- By JOSHUA SCOTT colored fabrics used In the gar* effect, featuring flap pockets counting for the three six pointers in the first half were AS CHARCOAL been dealt a ments shown. They included and center vent. Matching Otis Sharp, Earl Murray and Charles Comer. Gale Walk­ H slap in the eye? Not notice­ suits, sports outfits, topcoats slacks were a burnt grass shade, Campy Greatest Backstop er kicked two extra points. ably , . . yet. But after seeing a and formals. Charcoal tones made with tapered legs, no In the second half, the Tigers really sewed it up with preview of men's spring clothes were conspicuous only by their pleats and a back strap. An off- PITTSBURGH.—(ANP).—-The world series ia over fin« defensive play and two more tallies while North cross­ for 1956. seeds of doubt about absence. Major colors were light white feather weight wool shirt ed the goal line only once. charcoal's future security have tans, light blues and gray-blues, but the praises which Dodgers catcher Roy Campanella ao with widespread collar com* rightfull_ . ass It • •*-** v 1y 1 a.-deserv fln.li(-ir,f,e i ar_ e******** stil cs-sVlll cominl f> r\ rvi g1 s iin i*f .11* 1 • • • been well and truly sown. There in plain,, muted overplaid and THE CAPACITY CROWD of 6000 in North's stadium was a big time in the old town light herringbone fabrics. pleted the outfit. Another high­ Most recent booster to join light was* the four button "Ed­ the Campanella bandwagon is was terrifically impressed with the prowess and power of when the Clothing Manufactur­ *'.:** Campy's arm is about as dead­ the East team. End Napoleon Kee and backs Charles Co­ er's Ass'n staged their 1958 wardian" style sport jacket in former Dodgfer • coach Clyde ly ss I've ever rteen on a ONE SCENE STEALER was Sukeforth, who has called Campy mer and Otis Sharp showed All-State form as they ripped spring preview in N. York re­ nn all-wool sports outfit consist­ combined yarns of white, brown, catcher . . . ** cently. Men's clothes were in the beige, light green and blue, a great take*charge catcher and into the North line. ing of jacket, slacks and shirt. the best receiver he has encoun­ " Meanwhile, the Sporting Newa East's play last week capped a'fabulous season's spotlight, and by fsr the most The jacket was a single-breast­ teamed with gray-green worsted outstanding feature of the eve­ walking shorts, styled with tap­ tered in 29 years as player and is running. a serialized, story o« performance during which they allowed the opposition ed three button model, of white, coach in the .Nat'l League. to score only 28 points against them while racking up ning was the lightweight, light beige and black yarn In a stripe ered legs and back strap. Campy. Sukeforth, now on the coach­ The weekly newspaper- calls it 221 points in eight games. Only other teams to cross • • • ing staff of the Pittsburgh Pi­ East's goal line, besides North, were Columbus Central, TYPIFYING THIS new trend rates, i sees Carqpanella as the "The Born-to-Play Story ... of two points, and Zanesville, six points. toward the lighter and brighter, key. man on the Brooklyn team. Roy Campanella." East has one more game on their schedule before "Campy ia just what every they call it quits for the season. This Thursday they meet good team needs," said the the Linden-McKinley Panthers at Harley field. , chiseled featured coach, "A ROGERS' take-charge fellow behind the SERVICE STAITON • • • plate." IN TALKING WITH Websteg prior to the North He then went 6n to tell why 4*5 CLEVELAND AVE. rame, he heaped mountains of praise on his boys. Stand- he selected Campanella as a (Comer of Buckingham) frig in the shadows of East stadium as the cold gray of eve­ model catcher, ning settled around us, Webster was quite serious when he "1 pick Campanella because Columbus, O. , said, "You ask me if I expect to win-against North? I'll I was with him when he came to Boron Gss fell you this, I definitely expect to win. and would be dis­ the Dodgers and I know what he Now Is The Time appointed if we didn't." can do. He isn't afraid to gam­ To Chsnge Your Oil Later, during a conversation with star halfback ble in a - tight situation. He's For Summer Driving Charles Comer, the young athlete had this to say about really a throwback to the old Prop., JULIUS ROGERS his teammates x "This is really a wonderful bunch of days. He's as good a .catcher as Mgr., Elisabeth Rogers. boys to play with. We might not be as strong next year I've seen while I've been in the as we were this year, but just watch us. We have some Nat'l League since 1926 and this takes in quite a bit of territory pretty good boys coming up." because. I played when-Gabby Comer might be rignt. You see, East's reserve team Harnett and Jimmie Wilson also in undefeated in season competition. were in their prime. I believe Helping in the coaching duties at East are Mark Whitaker, Jack Moore and Dick Munsell. LEISURE WEAR becomes an item of high importance THEY JUST COULDNT HOLD THESE TIGERS 1 Columbus' atom-spfittin' East Leagues To Open High footballers rocked and rolled to their second straight city championship by set­ with approach of fall and win­ ting North's Polar Bears on their heels to the tune of 33-20. Reason the Tigers sport ter seasons, and more and Early In December Bobby Boyd East High Grid 16 game win streak and tbe crown is avidly pictured in faces of two tackles in top more men are demanding . Three regular season basket­ photo. How would you like to face the likes of Jerry Nowell, left, and Jim Marshall? clothes that combine comfort ball leagues—Church, Indepen­ Full Insurance Coverage Rosier For 1955 Center left, are the two ends, Albert Long and Napoleon Kee. And with a "Kee" with practicality. Sportshirts dent and Jr. — begin play at Closer To we'd have to have a lock(e). So there he is in the same photo. He's Paul Locke, the seen here are smoky green Spring St. YMCA, Columbus, the BYRD n SON UDDY MILLER, Ted St center. Right center is quarterback John Rood. To his left is Bob Cook and right is first week in December. wool gabardine, and green, B Clsir, George T. Smith, Paul Coverdale, both guards. Bottom is East squad, with Coach Webster top row, cen­ i Teams indicating an interest AUTO LAUNDRY Johnny Reichert, Charles ter.—Pierce Photos. white and black wool check. in the leagues are Kimble Glass, Bobo's Title Comer, Maceo M o r m ID, By Hathaway. Slacks at left Buss AC, OYL club and Belmont Pick-Up And Delivery • 231 Cleveland Ave. CA. 4-T90* CraCAGO.--(A N P).~ Bobby James Marshall, Albert ara dark brown "Ivy" style club. Boyd, 22 year old Chicago mid­ Long, Paul Locke, James with tapered leg, no pleats and dleweight, moved up as a serious Bri*senden, John Rood, back strap. At right are loung­ contender for Bobo Olson's 100 Robert Griffin, Otis Sharp. NEGRO, WHITE CAGERS VIE IN TENN. Pound crown Friday night with ing slacks in oxford gray—a RED BAIL NEWS AK RIDGE, Tenn.—(ANP). principal ef Tennessee's only from behind to tie BlueiieM Complete Line of Magazines, Pocket Books, Daily and a sensational eighth round tech­ James Wilson, Earl Mur­ color of growing importance. nical knockout over George ray, Gale Walker, Charles O —White and Negro basket­ public high school where white State college as the two teams COOI ItOfag Slacks by Corbin Ltd., and Weekly Newspapers. Ice Cold Pop, Cigars. Johnson. , Walker, Mike. Fisher, ball players practiced together snd Negro studerta attend the battled to a 7-7 tie before a Open daily 8 A. M. till 10 P. M. here last week at Oak Ridge tine elssses. Daks. Charles Church, Gale'Stew­ hometown crowd la Chavis pk. 100 PROOF WILLIAM HURST. Prop. 410 W. Goodale St. The Chicago Golden Gloves High after the principal cen­ here Saturday, graduate scored the biggest vic­ art, Paul Coverdale, Her­ The integration began during •OrrUDHf BONO even in more formal wear, was sured several boys who pro­ tory of his young career by bat­ man Rover, Dale Stewart. tested against "mixing of the the current school term snd Vmamt U. 1 e*eeramp*t fee ******** tha gray-white and rust over­ tering hia rugged opponent to the plaid tropical worsted suit, and Robert Cook. Clarence races.'* ' affects IM Negroes and 3060 floor three times ta the eighth white students. the beige with white and brown beiore Referee Frank Sikora Ham, David Mills, Joe The principal, Thomas D__- 0 year old overstripe Balmacaan topcoat. PAPIER'S SHOE STORE stepped in. Laehu, Jerry Nowell, Ner­ gan, said those who did not ARROW practice might not make the **%>• p. • • • Time was 2:55 of the round. val . .McAllister, Bob Wal­ Factory Returned Sample Shoo* • Man's Amy Work team. JUahuky Straight (Merchandise featured la Shoe* • Men's Dress Shoes • Women's St Children's Boyd also bad Johnson down lace, Roger Besley, Bernard Shaw, Bluefield Tie Skirts and Tiea Ag*e*e p*9*es* in the first round, and it appear­ Casey, Ruben Yoaag sad "»*1t* •'Male Plumage" Is available Shoes • Women's Handbag Overshoes, .50 pair Napoleon Kee. Managers ''Coach Ben Martin*told me ed he would be an. easy winner two boys were excused fer Ed Bailey at' Greene's Stare fer Men/' Children's Cowboy Boots $1 to $1.4S pahr are Jean Berry and Clifford IR Homecoming (lash Tfc. UttW Hew us IS* WsJT> m Wfelskoy after his jabs and hooks kept legitimate reasons which had \ « N. High sU Columbus.) 523-531 N. 20th St., Cor. Leonard Columbus, Ohio Fester. e N. HMH ar. 11 fii« visitor baffled for the iixit nothing to de with the racial . i l ALEIGH, N. C—(ANP).— three rounds. Isaac," Dunigan said. He le R Shaw university same , niai/saaiiaiiriav in it»i immmm ,«aa.awrjislS.IIIIIIIU]SIII>lUllllNI>IS lt'nWISri WHS suns *e*m*m**m ias II naraaia ***•**&».-

PAGE,12, f HE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 19S5 Maa—as———a—a—a—, ia I si I n s»a——s»Jaa—»la SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS. jjgg THE OHIO SENTINEL (Bethany Team Plays EAfil II SPORTS ANP Expert Believes Sugar Ray Has In Church League Basketball team of Bethany Presbyterian will be among SPORTS GLEANINGS Good Chanee To Dethrone Bobo Olson teams in Columbus Church Lea­ gue this season. By William (Bill) Bell Sports Editor FOR ALL By CHARLES J. LIVINGSTON his current comeback campaign. I "How did Sugar beat you the This la believed to be the first Can Ray do JtT Anyway, Olson had Jlist vvon -* first time?" time a Negro team has been in­ This is the question going the gory 10 round decision over "On a knockout." he. replied, vited to play in the league. AST SATURDAY, Ohio State Next time be Is la the game the job when the chips were CIAA CLASSIC BAND rounds in fistic circles, as Sugar Jones, and the reporters were seemingly irritated. Bethany has an outstanding L conquered Indiana 20-13 to watch him when one of his down. ASHINGTON.—The 125-piece Ray Robinson, former welter pressing him for questions. It was as though the pastel record for the last three years. take first place in the Big Ten teammates Is carrying the Little Leo Brown played • W Booker T. Washington High and middleweight kingpin, and race. However, it may have ball. He seldom ml*ses a mere Saturday than be has In t marching band, of Norfolk. Va., "Who," asked one reporter colored fighter was suddenly re­ Carl Bobo Olson, the current somewhat UntaUxingly, "Is tbe counting his battles with Robin­ been a costly victory for the block and when the piny la any same this season snd ha v will be featured during halftime middleweight ruler, prepare for Liberia In Olympics Bucks, as they lost Jimmy Rose­ over you will always find him is 6ae of the reasons tha ceremonies of the sixth annual best tighter yea ever met?" son. His manager, Sid Flaherty, their title fight in the Chicago Without a moment's hesitation. then intervened. MONROVIA, Liberia.—(ANP). boro, star right halfback, with a on the ground under an oppo­ speedy, powerful Milt Camp­ Central Intercollegiate Athletic stadium, Dec. 9. —For the first time in its his­ sprained ankle, and he way have nent. bell did not do much gaining Ass'n national football classic at Bobo replied: "Ray Robinson, bat I would like te meet him But by then I had caught on: tory, . the Republic of Liberia to miss the Iowa game, although going wide. Griffith stadium Thursday, Nov. This writer recalls the unusual Bobo's pride was hurt He had will send, a team of track and Jimmy swears he will be ready. Aurelius Thomas played part 24. respect paid Robinson by the again. He beat me twice, this INDIANA HALFBACK Milt Campbell (left) carries ball to Is my tarn to get even." lost twice to Robinson and had field athletes to the 1956 Olym­ of the second half, relieving earn title-holder early this year fol­ to wait around until Ray chose 1 ft. line in second quarter of Hoosiers-OSU contest in Ohio sta­ Roseboro not only ranks next BIG JIM PARKER continued pic games due to be held at hia bid for All-America honors Dav« Weaver at right guard. LISTS M GAMES lowing his win over rugged to retire to. become champ. That dium Saturday, won by OSU 20-13. Ohio's two Jims, Parker (02) to the great Hop Cassady as a This writer never doubted Ol­ Melbourne, Australia. Tha deci­ at guard. The Hoosier line was The Hoosier* brought six se- GREENSBORO, N. C. — The Ralph (Tiger) Jones in the same son's longing to get .even. How­ was humiliating enough. Now and Roseboro, were in oh tackle, but Indiana scored on next running baek, bnt he Is the sion was arrived at after Li­ big and fast and Big Jim could pia players with them, but only A-T college Aggies basketball stadhim where he will meet ever, that night I thought I noted Ray was adding insult to injury beria was recently admitted to play.—Wood Photo. best blocking and defensive three played — Barry Johnson. team faces a rugged 20 game Ray. Jones is the fellow who a flicker of uncertainty in his by coming back and attempting baek on the squad. Roseboro Is not rip holes in it at will for his the world Olympic games com­ backs to charge through as he Campbell and Bill Brazier. grind against 10 of the top CIAA dealt Robinson the only loss in tone. I prodded him. to take the title away from him. mittee. one of the greatest blocking Johnson and Campbell started quints in a home and away Be Informed*— Read The Sentinel backs we have ever seen, des; did against Wisconsin, Illinois and Northwestern. But he did at left and right half, snd Bra­ schedule. The schedule lists the plte his also. zier replaced Campbell for three initial engagement in early De­ plays in ths final touchdown cember and concludes the visita­ drive. tion season on Feb. 18. Johnson carried the ball a a a • seven times for a net gate et MANAGERS REINSTATED 35 yards aad eaught five N. YORK. — (ANP).—State passes for s total ef 80 yards. Boxing Commissioner Julius Campbell carried 11 times for Helfand reinstated two manag­ 31 yards and one touchdown. ers who fast June balked at an YEA OHIO! BEAT IOWA! • • • , swering questions at a hearing BRAZIER CAUGHT on« pass, on activities of the Boxing Man­ - agers Guild here. They are Gus good for 32 yards, In ths 'act D'Amato, manager of light- minute touchdown march. Inci­ heavyweight contender Floyd Saturday, Nov. 12,19 dentally, Indiana scored their Patterson, and Bobby Melnick, last touchdown after th« game who pilots Ralph (Tiger) Jones. P.M. was over. Helfand had this to say: "Since It came in this manner. Ohio their refusal to testify, the two 1954 OHIO SUTE RESULTS was guilty of interference on managers have since come in Campbell on tha four yard line. OSU 28, Indiana 0 'OSU 31, Wisconsin 14 1955 OHIO STATE SCHEDULE But th« penalty gave time and given us the information we OSU 21. California IS hSV 14, Northwestern 7 wanted. The fighters themselves Ohio State 28, Nebraska 20 enough for another play and OSU 40, Illinois 7 !OSU 26, Pittsburgh O should not suffer for the prob­ Stanford 6, Ohio State 0 Cichowski passed to Bomba for OSU 20, Iowa 14 OSU 28, Purdue 6 DAD'S DAD'S lems of their managers." Ohio State 27, Illinois 12 the touchdown. OSU 21, Michigan 7 • • a Duke 20, Ohio State 14 . . m ROSE BOWL WELCOMES REMATCH Ohio State 26, Wisconsin 16 THIS WEEK OHIO faces her OSU 20, Soother- Califo-rnia 7 LOS ANGELES, - (ANP). — Ohio State 49, Northwestern 0 toughest hurdle to date, the fast BIO 10, ROSE BOWL aad NATIONAL Heavyweight champion Rocky | "MOOSE" MACDINSKT Ohio State 20, Indiana 13 improving Iowa Hawkeyes. For Marciano admitted he was sore CHAMPIONS, '54 Ohio State Co-Capt. and Tackle s GAMES LEFT TO PLAYi the first time sines ths first at Archie Moore when the two' NOT. 12 Iowa Nov. 19 at Michigan game of the season Iowa is at met for the title recently. The JIM PARKER In Town For The Game? Stop At Record To Date: 6 Wins, 2 Losses full strength and tha 27-0 trounc­ reason: Moose needled him with See You Hero After Tho Game! Ohio State Guard ing they gave Minnesota is proof a pro-fight campaign which they are not to be taken lightly. even. included letters daring - HOIK ST. CUIR Best Wishes For A Successful Season Rocky to fight However, Rocky NOVEIH FOOD BAR • » • -•.aid he would fight Moor* again,, Air Conditioned Throughout MRS. 0. A. WHiTTAKER & SONS, UK. FOUR OF THE Hawkeyes* Mr. and Mrs. Otto Boatty, Props. m provided the public wants the 336 Sts Clair Ave. FA. 1181 * —*a FIAMINSO ClUB top stars are rac« lads, three match and Archie ."wins a cou­ 741' E. Long St. CA. 44)552 hailing from Stcubenville, O., ple of fights in the next few Complete Funeral Service and the other lad is from Gary, 790! i E. Long St. Jaa. Duton, Prop. months." 720 E. Long St. EV. 9849 Ind. • _ m * a a *mm**ma*a^*msm*aapa***mmmm*m*^*^mm*m***m*^*.mmm*am^mmmmm^i^^^mm The Ohioans ar* All-Amert- 1 HOWARD BUTZ i-an Ca) Jones at guard, I rank * • RUMOR JACKIE GOING SUSSMAN 4 SON SElf-SEftVE MARKET TO COAST LEAGUE 61 Santa Clara Ave. The Bus Way la The Beat Wayl Gilliam at cud and Ed Vincent at right half. The fourth mem­ STAMFORD, Conn.—(ANP)— Dayton 8, Ohio Bear _ Wine To Carryout CUIPEPPER REALTY CO. 4 ASSOCIATES ber Is Earl Smith, left half. Jackie Robinson. Brooklyn s ag­ 1092 Mt. Vernon Arm. EV. 2581 (OIUMBUS TRANSIT (0. Sales—Appraisals—Property Management ing star, told reporters he does­ All have been idle with In­ 888 E. Long SL FE. 6808 juries part of th« season, Gil­ n't know anything about rumors 43 .W. Long St. CA. 8-3831 he will play in the Pacific Coast WAITERS AND BEUMANS ClUB China-ware Linens liam having the worst luck, - League next year. breaking his leg in scrimmage REGENT STORES . |.S the Week after the first game. Clifton Jones, Proa. I. "Rack 'Em Up State" Jones sat out the UCLA game. i 121 S. High St. ROY KING Vincent v. as hurt in this one and 898 E. Long St. ol N. 17th Gift* •:" • I : COLUMBIA POOL ROOM Clerk of Franklin County Courts did not return to par until lust Silverware week against the Gophers. Smith Compliments of has ! 'tn bothered with his legs '•.•*** 929 Mt. Vernon Ave, Ed Price, Prop. Bounce Back You Buckeyes! Yea Ohio all season. Try Our Seafood During or After The Game Last year Vincent was the Big ••Beat The Team—Across The Field" Ten rushing champion and Smith in Keglenl JACK FEI6HAN A. W. BURNS & SONS (ONSTRUCTION CO. was the conference scoring king. Cleveland, Ohio 411 Woodland Ava. Columbus, Ohio CHESAPEAKE SNACK BAR ROBERT HOWARD Jones is captain of this year's on in, squad. 926 ML Vernon Ave. FA. 0216 Jhebov/ling's 601 Sciota St Urbana, Ohio Other sepia lada on the team FEATHERSTONE MARKET are Mike Hagler and John Bur­ BIG BEAR MARKETS After The Game—Then Tho roughs, two sophomores from fine! "Your Neighborhood Store* Washington. Watch For Our Sign Everywhere TORCH CLUB OXFORD MANOR Hagier is a halfback and the Mr. 6V. Mrs. Albert Featherstone, Props, "For Tho Finest In Spaghetti" C h 1 e a g • sportswriter who Wayne Brown, Pres. Everything here „ as you 459 N. 18th St. FA. 0559 Mr. and Mra. Nate Green, Prop*. eaught him the first ef tbe like it. Modern alleys in top 941 ML Vernon Arm. season when Smith and Vin­ condition. Fast pin service Beat 'Em la '55 96 Le-fagton Ave. CA. 8-4818 cent were hurt tell as be Is always. Congratulations For A Keal Post-Game Treat... Come To great Burroughs Is a US pound, < ft. 4 In. guard. A FRIEND ClUB REGAl Good Luck Bucks 1 • • • Bring A. 4 A. FURNACE CO. • THERE WILL BE two battles Your entertainment and Dancing going on Saturday in the sta­ mm Team, An Alumnus of OSU (Bales and Service •OLUNGEB SHEET HETAL CO. dium — on* between the two Friends, 772 E. Long St. EV. 7768 teams and thc other between Family! 107 N. Guilford Ave. SR. 9-2663 862 N. Pearl St, Columbus, Ohio the two All-America candidates APEX RECREATION PARIOR for guard, Jones and Parker. IID f> BOWLING W* do'not mean they will tse E. H. HANHART | -**hoS Luck to Coach Woosiy Hayes and tho Team* THE MAYOR AND THE ENTIRE CITY actually opposing eaeb ether, Frank Drungolo, Prop. ADMINISTRATION ARE PUUiNQ but each will be doing bis best • iiv tm Democratic State Chairman .FOR VICTORY FOR TBS te show that he's tbe meet val­ 106S ML Vernon Av*. BUCKETS uable te bis respective teem. EV.3263 ^owaw* Last year we thought Parker FrO*^bl_t County Engineer HIT 'EM HAM)! had a little tha best of the tight, but we may have been a little i prejudiced. ***•*< wim^irmi

namr iinrr- i"' ' '* " *" Virsi^s—salssiai—WfcSWSSWSSeWSWOMn tett SA^»^AY,NOV^r3^i2.1imA PAGE 14_ THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 1JL lftSf THI OHIO 5£fffiHEL __£_. * _tfs Call For Reservations CA. 8-4515 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE "YOUOjL DO BETTER AT SPICER'S" WHVI WHV1 WHYI COLUMBUS DEATH NOTICES • ••" * • OXFORD MANOR Samuel D. Hooker Private Rooms and Bath ?. "Ihat's The Question Mosi Often Asked" * Beal Estate ATEY. Mrs. Rose, 711 Stam- av., died Monday. Surviving, are Reasonable Rates — 24 Hour Service USED COAL HEATERS Sales • Mans rem eat • Rentals baugh sv., died Friday. Sur­ his widow; sisters, Mrs. Sallie Wbeti.et yea re tfttytag sell Transient •*-*> Permanent Rooms B tog. Beating or Seeking s 70S Ml Vernon Ava. viving are two sons, Willie and Richards and Mrs. Lena Gar­ NATHAN (NATE) GREEN, Proprietor FE. 4331 • Col's, O. • FE. 353a Lucion Batey; daughter, Mrs. trell; daughter, Mrs. Mary Trade oar. Want Ads win Beatrice Connor; 'sister, Mrs Payne, and son, Harold. Ser* serve yoo best Quickest sed ; I WHY IS ROGER DEAN RISINGg sorest way to make a deal ta 96 uxmeioN AVE. ! "LIKE NEW" Carrie Dues, and four grand­ vices Thursday, 1:30 p. m., St. Columbus, O. children. Services were Mbnday Paul AME, with Rev. J. D. How­ the Colombus "Family Mar We Buy. Sell Aad from chapel of D. A. Whittaker ell officiating. Burial in Green ket" is with a Sentinel Win. Exchange Real Estate and Sons. Burial in Evergreen. Ad They're eaey to piece-* WA R M MORNING — MOORE'S FLORENCE ISOFASTIN n Lawn. USED CAR SME$!i CHARLES WORLEY • • • • . » JUST CAU FE. 7416 AND OTHERS 117 N'. 29th St. -Mn-ahat, O. BREWER, Rev. Benjamin F., SCOTT. Elmer A., 218 N. *Bth THE HAWKINS FE. ins 3S5 Galloway av.. died Sunday. St., died Thursday. Surviving Surviving are his widow; daugh­ are a sister, Mrs. Nunnie Rice, 85 N. MONROE AVE. FE. 4816 At About I/** Cost Of A New Heater HERE'S WHYI Columbus. Ohio ters. Mrs. Susie Jones and Mrs nephew, Harold S. Hunter. Fun­ > $ NITE CLUB 1a Cm-amSeaena* O., Alberta Long; sons, Claude. eral services Monday from Wil- IEGAI NOTICES We Welcome Old and New Patrons with D-.*> permit. Very reason­ Transient Guest Welcomed i Giles, Revs. 11. R. and Louis Iiams-McNabb with Rev. R. F Ray Charles Robinson, whose Jkist Check These Prices And Compare able. Doing good business. Abe Brewer; brothers, Thomas and Hairston. Jr.. officiating. Burial last address Is unknown, will We Continue to Render the Seme Exclusive, Repair Farts In Stock 10,000 Radiant Can­ 'S3 DeSOTO 4-Dr., R&H, Full Power a tavern with three -eerralts ta James Brewer; two sisters, Mrs. in Green Lawn. tske notice that os October 4, Efficient Service For Heaters & Ranges dles In Stock For 280 '50 FORD Convt. Springfield, O. Several D-l-x Emma Finch and Mrs. Mary • • • 1955, Eileen Robinson filed ber That We Sold SO Years Models of R a d i a n t '50 HUDSON 4-Dr. R&H permits' ta Cetamfcea ea the Wheeler; grandchildren, great WADE. Percey. 1567 E. Long petition in the Common Pleas Ago Heaters. Eastside. Lew detva payment. grandchildren and others. Ser­ '53 HUDSON Jet, RAH st., died Monday. Two nieces, Court of Franklin County, Ohio, *52 PACKARD Hardtop, Ultra, R&H .. Call Paal Cetaer er fleyd r. vices were Wednesday in Wil* Mrs. Elsie Mitchell nnd Mrs NEW FORD HOIEl NO. 2 Bttssard. Virginia Metal, CA. liams-McNabb mortuary with Oi vision of Domestic Relations, '54 PONTIAC 2-Dr. R&H Emily Hamler, Charleston, W tn Cause No. 01021, praying for 452 J E. LONG ST. Tel. CA. 4-0421 •52 PONTIAC 2-Dr. Hydra. R&H 4-2723. burisl in Evergreen. Va., survifo. Graveside services . . . a divorce from him on the Colambas. O. '50 STUDEBAKER 2-Dr.. Heater Wednesday at Green Lawn. Mrs grounds of gross neglect ef doty '33 PONTIAC Catalina Hardtop D. A. Whittaker and Sons. Transient aad Permanent Guests Welcome All Are Trade-Ins On New Gaa Heaters 1-FLOOR PLAN LESTER, Isaac Jones, 772 snd slse that she may be re­ Ford Hotel No. 1 Still Operated at 179 North 6th St '52 PLYMOUTH 2-Dr. Heater Grove St., died Wednesday. Sur­ stored to ber maiden name. More Than 50 Sizes and Models of Gas Logs MRS a*H FORD. Proprietress .' OA 1*2588 •50 CHEVROLET 4-Dr. R&H .., HOUSE FOR SALE viving are a son, Joseph; daugh­ Eileen Willis ms. and 7 Models of Fireplace Mantel Inserts. '53 CHEVROLET 2-Dr. R&H I,, One floor plan, four room* and ters. Miss Sally Lester. Mrs. 84 PLYMOUTH Convt Hi-Drive FHC Guild Has Said cause wil| be for hearing Furnished room set up ss hotel hath, garage, coal furnace, alee Helen Wharton and Mrs. Lucy Large Selection of Fireplace Screens and Irons. '50 CHEVROLET 2-Dr. Clean on or after November 19, 1955. room. 198 S. 21st St. 810.00 per Apls>, Rooms For Rent shrubbed yard. Oae Meek from Hassan; brother, Prince Lester; •54 CHEVROLET 2-Dr. Like New. R&H grandchildren, great grandchil­ Dsniel L. Mann. Jr., Atty. week. Timken's. Immediate •••••• Second Forum 10 8. 15, 22. 29*. 11*5. 12. 1955. CsU I' ill lll\(l» ,1 .1 |).l I llllt'llls .|fx| *51 CHEVROLET P.G., R&H. 4-Dr. ... dren and other relatives. Ser­ FHC Guild presents the second % Ion. SOt E. Third Ave. A_. vices were Saturday in W.lliams- Foster Newlin—Broker • ii - [i*i- i: -mi'a l.'i i . l.tms, WMR.iT OUR «WI ASC0UHT8 •81 FORD 4-Dr. FOM, R&H O-7J40. ^_^^ in a series of forums Sunday, Richard Dale Adams, whose •! I \ !-i.*"Y '49 FORD 2-Dr. R&H, Nice. McNabb mortuary. Burial in Nov. 13, 4 p. m., at Mt. Vernon last known address is l**26Vt 1046 £. Long St FE. 1345 Evergreen. WO FINANCE COMPANY TO DEAL WITH '45 OLDSMOBILE (80) 4-Dr., Hyd Avf AME, Columbus. Walter Bear .Ave.. Bell. Calif., will take STORE ROOM • » • r Tarpley, probation officer for the notice thst on September SO. Well furnished, clean witt FURNISHED room for rent. OVER 50 YEARS ON MT. VERNON AVE eery modern hotel facilities For Rent or Lease McKNIGHT, Clemith, Jr.. died court of domestic relations, will 1955, Emma Eltssbeth Adams 1122 Hildreth. Cooking privil­ be moderator. Known from coast to coast fei at his home, 1288 Sigsbee av. filed ber petition In the Common I ROGER DEAN CHEVROLET 1 Mt. Vernon Ave. nnd 18th St. Surviving arc a daughter. Miss "homelike atmosphere. ' eges. EV. 6840. Panel members are to be Clif­ Pleas Court of'Fran—Ua Count y. OPEN Approximately 1500 square feet. Pauline McKnight; brotiie.r, ford Tyree, probation officer for Ohio. Division of Domestic Re­ ^Columbus' Fastest Growing Chevrolet Dealer^ Fred McKnight; sisters. Mrs. G. # Cooper's Tourist © •01. anil FM. Gas heat aad parking lot. Fine lations. In Csuse NO. 81784, fer retail store. $150.00, per Perry, Mrs. Pauline Brown and preying for a divorce from him 859 N. 17th St. FE. 5113 PERSONAL Mitta T.! • r. M. Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson; step­ Colambas, O. Of Aay NljM month. on'the grounds of gross neglect Call mother, Mrs. Sarah McKnight; of doty. ** JAMES COOPER, Mgr. TERRY'S Social aad Letter 1662 E. BROAD CA. 8-6565 S aunts, uncles and other relatives. , Clnb. Bex 1451, Chicago 90, 111. Foster Newlin—Broker Said csuse will be for bearing Wtn.\mm~ i:sr^iii**'i^n***m' Corner Of Lexington 8C Broad **a 1046 E. Long SL FE. 1343 Services were Saturday in the ea or after November 19, 1955. chapel at Williams-McNabb mor­ EV. 9543 Jesse E. Dickinson. Atty. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES •-.* tuary with burial in the military 104. 15. 22. 29; 11-5. 12. 1955. CLOSED section of Greenlawn. EVERT S0MDIT WHYI WHY! WHYI READER-ADVISOR • • • Lester Wear, whose last known S9^JL*SSm*Vem*m Ave erf 18th MASON, Mrs. Albertha B , address is 883 Grove St., Colum­ bus, Ohio, will take notice that Parking no problem. Park o« 18th SL ML Vernon Ave. baa iJieiy.' 114 Brunson av., died Monday. •tops st our corners. Tske Ohio Ave. Crowtown bus to 20th SL Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. on Nov. 9, 1955, Lers Wear filed Ellen Penn Jones; niece, Mrs. her petition la the Common and Mt Vernon Ave., walk 1 squares west.

...;:'•'' - . MRS. LAURA Dorothy Nix; grand-niece. Miss Pleas Court ef Franklin County. HOW AS AlWAYS . . . Eileen Nix, and other relatives. Ohio, Division of Domestic Re­ . * . TIME "lias **tttm***y Utp U*e**ta**e StfOtl Vs* Ovy, ***** A****** Van ***** Psychic Reader Friends may call at Mrs. D. A. lations la Cause No. 82248, pray­ THE BEST DEAl IN TOWN! Whittaker and Sons chapel alter ing for a divorce from him en Da net class me aa a fertaae IS MV TIME DE S0T0 4 p. m. Thursday. Capital City the grounds of gross neglect of ' __ All-Metal Sta* FORD 2-Dr. V-8. teller. Corn* aad see see ta doty aad extreme cruelty. Temple 231 will hold services at ***** tion Wagon 4-Dr. SfAQC'4 9 R&H its hear the truth about mar­ the chapel at 9 p. m., Thuisday, WALTER TARPLEY Said cause will be for hearing FOR YOU! Like new ****** NASH Statesman riages, enemies aad hestaess. -followed-by Central Dist. PasT oa er after December 24, 1955. Cornute Coal Co. *r4 DODGE Coronet tJJC '50 2-Dr. R&H ..... •245 the court of domestic relations; West-Virginia Coal *. ^. too 812.M I can remove evO influence Daughter Ruler Council-II. Rites George DeLoache, visiting teach­ Harvey M. Boston. AUy. Now "is the time te do that *** 4-Dr. R&H **** PLYMOUTH Coifa Ohio Coal la 3-Ton Lot* ten fOJi '51 Hours' 10-9 dally aad Sa—lay. at 1:30 p. m. Friday at theer . Student Personnel Dept., 1112. 19, 20, 12-3, 10, 17, 1955. remodeling ... or repair Job 'Ifi STUDEBAKER V-8 MAC vertible. R&H .... ****** Bas steps st deer. chape] with Rev. J. D. Howell Tan er Basket — Special 10 Baskets 95.90 L Board of Education; George David Humphrey, whose last you've been ptsantag. A Job ** Club Cpe. R&H. O.D. ******* CHEVROLET tiS/St officiating. Burial in Union. Rath, police officer. Juvenile well planned Is a Job well Delivery Service — ROY CORNUTE, Prop. >sZ4 CADILLAC "00" Special '54 4-Dr. R&H ,V7^ 1704 t J eve I and Av*. *•*.*, known address is 90 N. 22ad St.. Bureau, Columbus Police Dept; Columbus, Ohio, -will take notice doae. Let an experienced •22 E. LONG ST. CA. 1-4722 *** 4-Dr. Hydra* $1JO< FORD Convertible. SAOC 7 '52 MAYO. Raymond, 430 Hamil­ Hoyt Givens, boys' work secre­ that oa Oct. 17. 1955, Jacqueline contractor do It. We ipeo- matte, R&H ** ** R&H, Fordomatic -*•*-* ton rd.. died Monday. Surviving tary, Spring St. YMCA, snd Paul Humphrey filed her petition fas lalire la remodeling, repair 'tt FORD 2-Dr. Cus- ffCQC FORD Victoria. $?*1Q£ MISC. SERVICES are a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Wash­ Knecht, theology student, Capi­ the Common Pless Court of plaster, cement, stucco, ear **** *nmtorn . R&R;.H 9*0**er '55 R&H, Fordomatic ************ ington; brother, Vint Mayo; tal university, and former case­ Franklin County, Ohio, Division peotry and designing. Call r53 CHKVnoL£T '•2i°"' sgtK PACKARD 2-Dr. f/Ar grandsons, great-grandsons and worker for Franklin County of Domestle Relations, la Cause for estimates. . £ PAPIER'S SHOF STORE 2-Dr. '51 R&H, Ultramatic -91** other relatives. Services were Child Welfare Board. KRESKE No. 81988,,praying for a divorce Factory Returned Sample Shoes • Men'a Army Work *t\ FORD Vlctoris. Wednesday from Mrs. D. A. A social hour will follow the •845 '54 from him on the grounds ot wil­ WILLIAM BELL Sheaa • Men's Dress Shoe* • Women's A Children's •"*" R&H, Fordomatic r*. MOW PLUMBING CO. Whittaker and Sons with burial forum and refreshments will be OwaTime 407 E Mala St. ful abseaee aad also asks custo­ Shoee • Women's House Slipper* .50 to $1.00 While in Green Lawn. served. Mrs. Zelda Phifer dy of mioor child, Clemeth Ed­ GENERAL COKTRACIOR Columbus, O. •- • • • chairman and Mrs. Emma Cash, ward Humphrey. ForMeto They Last • Baby Shoes .SO and $1,00. Repairing and Remodeliag ROGERS. Tilley, 338 Taylor 820-531 N. 20th St., Cor. Leonard Columbua, Ohio president Said cause will be for hearing 741 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. BEASLEY-GROVE FORD BES: DO. 100$ ea or after December 24, 1955. Call and Estimate CApital 1-1989 OFFICE: CA. 4-1SM FREE INFORMATION Teler A Toler, Attys. 770 W. BROAD Open'til 10 CA. 1-6505 11-12, 19, 24, 123, 10, 17, 1955. ^"^~"""*""""""""^""""-"***^*"""^"**"*"»"^~^~~^~^ RANSOM COAL CO. 1181 CHILD CARE SERVICE ERNIE'S AUTO SERVICE eeed Ohie A West Virginia Coal. Sold hy the basket or tee. MACS Order aay amount. Special: 10 basket* $5.00. BAIL BONDS 3 Complete Serviee Oa All Makes of Cars LONG & GRANT BODY FENDER & WILLIAM J. GARRETT . Professional Bondsman 411 BUTTLES AVE. (BEAR) CA. 1*7110 Home Of REGISTER NOW t I ! Ernest W. Stewart, Prop. IS Years Practical Experience 283 N. 20TH ST. FA. 4041 USED CLOTHING STORE PAINT SHOP LUCY DEAN NURSERY Credit Arranged Through Certified AutomobRe Serviee Wa bay aad sell ladies and 030 E. Gay St. _ FE. SSSO OK men's used eleOdaf. Dee Mae Tear Body Maa NADAN WALKER AND KINDERGARTEN Car. Leag & Grant 040 St. Clair Av. WA 2589 USED CARS Columbus, O. Gifted Character Reader Aad Advisor (536) (101) ft. E. COUSINS COAL YAM Colombua, O. *_*•SSSSSSSS—Tj?l.'.j. J X5___BgSSSSS^!tt Seventh daughter born with a veil. Reads Supervised Christian Care ADDIE & JOSEPH Have Your White Shoes Dyed . Coal By Basket and Ton PAUL DA VIES * past, present and future. aad Training BURKS AT .90 Per Basket (Delivered) JO Per Basket At Yard CHEVROLET Ages S-19 Tears . Licensed REX SAYS— BROOKS' AUTO jy f SPECIAL READING—51.00 U CLEVELAND AVE. Homo SHINE PARLOR SAM'S 276 W. GOODALE ST. CA. 4-4465 This lady has just arrived at your city to COLUMBUS. OHIO ELFXTRIC SERVICE do good for the public by her wonderful Transportation Furnished •DELUXE SHINE PARLOR Repairing Generators. -*** powers in reading the history of one's DYEING * SHINING K9 N. 20th St.. Columbus, O. THE COAL MAN SAYS: 851 — 117—-304 Regulators, Starters life. When doubtful, discontented or un­ 959 MT.- VERNON AVE. Prep.. SAMUEL PENSON 460 S. Washington Ave. Columbus, O. Bill COAI CA. 1-3151 happy, don't fail to consult this gifted lady. Advise on all affairs HELP WANTED CA 4-5054 $4 Beer Scrvtee of life, business, love, msrriage, wills and divorces, and specu­ ""Cash or Budget—AU W. Va. 2«2--694 —441 TURNIP TOP 908 — 488 — 764 BELLBOYS. Oaly steady, relia­ lations of all kinds. Answers all and any questions—don't fail to HOME FOR PET 187 — 04* — 2*6 ble workers need apply. Apply STOP AT Dorothy Sua Blase •".... |_LfS consult this gifted lsdy. Advice on all affairs put at ease. One la person. Hotel St. Clair, tSt WOULD LIKE te find alee home Dorothy Sea Blase tsl .. 812.75 108 — 368 — 196 GREENS Freeh Vetetakles & Fruit Hathtvay «fk Ferguson sitting will convince you that she is far superior to any other St. Clair Ave. JEFFS POOL ROOM W. 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