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A WORD FOR THE GREEKS, ••CHARMING," has l>een suggested to describe the young women'in the run Story On Page 2 ning for title of "Miss Cincinnati" in the Alpha Phi Al pha scholarship fund contest. Contestants are, seated: THE OHIO § .- i -Mi-" Betty Williams, Mary R. Childress, Marva Evans, Betty 5 W SB -. __*ssr Lauderdale, Jewell Timmons. Those standing are Julia EN TIN EL ROBERTA REDMAN, pos Watson, Mary Cotton, Bobbie Corbean, Beatrice Mar ing pertly for camera, heralds grave, Hazel Albert, Irene Garner and Louise Williams. coming of fishing season. Wn The lucky miss will be crowned at the contest finale, an doubt if Roberta needs the pole to charm fish out of their nor affair scheduled for June 8 at Graystone ballroom Music -• VOL. 8, No. 44 20 CENTS SATURDAY, APKIL 13, 1957 mal habitat. — SenUnet Staff ENTINELilailifaffi t3flW>*l»W*****i IRENE hall. t Photo By Roosevelt Carter. - . JNs*atBraWasliats8»ss_BBB___^ 'v^5T"y<—. . :-'~- _. • s^PB saw RKAUCBAMr of Xenia, Cen tral State
SATURDAY. APRIL 80, 196? PAGE 2 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. APRIL 20, 1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 3 NAACP Voices Protest To Convicted For Burning 8 To Death Businessmen CINCINNATI.-A jury of six The state, represented by assi cried out In the courtroom that men and six women in Judge stant prosecutors William N. her statement, made Curlier to S. Africa Role In Ohio Fair Carson Hoy's criminal court aft Lovelace and Melvin G. Rueger, the court Incriminating Red er more than five hours' delib claimed Redmond set the fire at mond, was given because ahn Columbus NAACP is urgently S. Africa is one of a group ot eration convicted Arthur Lee 118 Dorchester at., Mt. Auburn, was "all mixed up." requesting the state fair director foreign nations invited to partici Redmond of first degree man in revenge against his former Courtroom observer* assert to withdraw 'an invitation to S. pate in this year's fair,. . slaughter Friday. Redmond, 29, girl friend, Johnetta Clark. 20. that it wss the defectionjknf Mra. Eastside Cleanup' Tactics Africa to participate'in the IB57 faces one to 20 years in prisurl. 708 W, gth st.. mother of Terry The many tragic incidents of Clark that saved Redmond from Ohio fair. Redmond was charged with Jean Clark, a fire victim. fringement ef tbe constitution tivity la this er any ether Co MEANWHILE, IS AN »- the country's implementation of the electric chair. By JOHN B. COMBS after police bad arrested ap lerview with Safety Dlr. Phil- Considering Africa's participa racial segregation has been starting an apartment house fire proximately 2t# persons ia the al rights of private ritlseos pa lumbus community, T. VERNON av. district lips Wednesday, he told The tion an insult to Negroes and li headlined in the world's press Nov. 12, which took the lives of During the ten day trial Mrs. Defense attorneys said they ML Vernon sv.-Long sL areas tronising licensed and legiti "Before say additional harm M merchants, aroused ever Sentinel he would take the beral whites, the NAACP voiced for several years. eight persons. Clark changed her testimony and were "pleased wilh ihe verdict.** and charged them with tntoxi> mate rommerrlal businesses. is done, we believe tt impera- tbe Friday-Saturday "Gesta matter up with Mayer Sen- disapproval in a letter to D. Ro po" excursions through their cation, stated: "We are concerned that the tive that representatives of senbrenner. bert Jones, state fair director. business district by poiire un "We bave watebed with mix* eampaiga, while purported to our organization, tbe cltlsenry Sent by Barbae W. Durham, B.U-LLLTJ J der the gui~e of a "eleanup ed emotion the 'cleanup* cam crack down oa unsavory ele at-large. and proper officials Chief Scboier, who could not executive secretary, the letter ments of the Colombus com be reached for comment Wed Emblem Club Annual Citations Are Made campaign," Wednesday sought paign initiated by the Colum- of the city government confer • stated in part; ROBERT JONES, dlree a meeting with Mayor Sensen- bns Police Dept. during tbe munity, is in many Instances and correct (his situation. nesday, had previously stated "Because ef its long history of D• tor of the Ohio state fair, Friday-Saturday weekend of levying unfair and undeserved the purpose of the raids waa brenner and other key city of "It is urged thst in addition harsh treatment of Negroes seat the Columbus- NAACP a ficials. April :.-«;. police action against busi to took for coactaled weapons, to yourself and other invited and because of Its government "due consideration" letter La "While we are in complete nesses and individuals who drunks, youths toe young tn b« In a letter to tbe mayor, officials, the dally press snd s sponsored policy of racial dis answer te the chapter's re sympathy with the purpose aa have 'good cltUrn' records. served, prostitutes and wisl- Gabriel Rubin, president of writer from Tbe Sentinel be crimination and segregation, quest to withdraw aa Invite-, Mt. Vernon Av. DisL Improve stated by Police Chirr George "We are equally disturbed ed persons. we feel that the participation tion to S. Africa to participate that daily press coverage of present at the meeting." ment Ass'n, pretested tbe Scboier, we are seriously According to an Ohio State ef S. Africa ia the Ohio state,, in the 1957 Ohio state fslr. The alarmed about the methods the 'cleanup' squads in refer- • • • manner in which police have Journal story Monday, police fair would constitute a gross letter said the request "would pat to use by officers assigned Ing. te tbe 'Mt. Vernon sv. and COPIES OF THE letter conducted "unfair snd unde have premised to coatlnae the insult to the Negro cltitens of be given due consideration in served police action against to the •cleanup' squads. E. Long st. districts' ss a were addressed to Dr. O. J. Ohio and the many white eltl- the development ef the foreign prime target of the campaign Filliager, president of City raid "once er twice a week businesses and individuals" in "We refer yon te an editor until some results are visible." seas of this fair state who sre trades exhibit of the 1937 Ohio raiding licensed taverns and ial which appeared ia the is rendering irreparable dam Council, Safety Dlri Leo Phil apposed to raYlal segregation." state fair." clubs. April 13 edition of Tbe Ohio age to hundreds of good busi lips, Counrilmsn Dewey Gar Exactly what "results" were ... Sentinel charging the use of nessmen and women Innocent ner. The Sentinel snd the being sought wss not explain three dally papers. ed In the Journal story. TUE LETTER, RELEASED 'Gestapo-type tactics,' and In of any connection with vice ac Fr. Cattaert Installs Virginia Goofs, Invites Foresters Officials Fr. Micahel E. Cattaert instal-j ger; Olive Lsoghorne, record- led new officers of Women's Ca tag- secretary Beatrice Hair AMONG THOSE HONORED AT SPRING ST. YMCA Emblem club award dinner Negroes To Celebrity Fete tholic Order of Foresters Court! ston, financial secretary; Mary were, from left: 'Lawrence Tolbert, Walter Hill. Adolphus Dean, J. Shelley La Monte, No. 103 of St. Cynan church.) Dayton Erby, Eldon Ward.' Other* honored are named in accompanying story. TOLEDO.—The state of Virginia wants to withdraw Little, treasurer: Carrie Book Sunday. er, Margaret Gordelle, and Ge its invitation to Ella P. Stewart, prominent Republican and Annual award dinner of Spring Shaw, Aaroa Holland. Fred George Berry. Samuel Mason. Officers installed at the annu rsldine Neal, trustees: Mstvl- jSt. YMCA. Columbus, was held; Newsom, Henry Bland. Twen nationally known clubwoman. Rhebs Oley. J. D. Jenkins. al dinner were Mesdames Et na Evans, sentinel; Elisabeth last Wednesday to give recogni- j ty-five point: Rebecca Jones. Mrs! Stewart, past president Jack Chapmsn. Richard Httt. hel Jennings, chief ranger; Gilchrist, seolor conductor; [tion to persons rendering out-; James Thompson, William of Nat'l Ass'n of Colored Worn- News and is also listed in Who's Dorras Clay tor. Five point: Norma Gentry, vice chief ran- and Zoedella Cole, juior con Islanding service during the Y's ' en, had been invilodrby the gov Wiley. Ray Davis. Napoleon Scott Gatllff. Emily Sawyer, Who in America, snd by Dunn ductor. ! annual membership enrollment. | ernor of Virginia to attend the and Bradstreet. It'll. Marie Mattery, William Paul Tamer, Lucille Mstblss, Olive Grler Is director of tbe ' Among those honored: May 17 dinner for "distinguished Col well, Virginia MeCurdv. Neil Bryant, Vetera Donald — • • • Two hundred point award: j Virginians." Jr. Court which has a member- j Fifteen point: Iva Olden, Sar son. Sunny Adams, Evelyn MRS. STEWART formerly Place Slayer • Ray E. Hughes. One hundred j Listed in Who's Who in Ameri- I ship ef 25 children. ah Smith, Dorothy Bell. Rus Manuel. Annabel Hsrris, Royal served as a member of Wom point: Everett Sanders. Fifty "ca many years ago, Mra. Stew I Mesdames Elizabeth Christy, I sell Erabrcy, Laciea Wright, McLean. Audrey Graham, point: O. E. Peyton, William art is a Negro and was born in en's Advisory Committee on j Florence Greene, Doris Johnson Dorothy Brown. William Toler, Emms (ash. K M. Edwards, Defense Manpower at the invita On Probation land Dorothy Ward were guests. Lillian Mann, Janice Howell, Bcriyville. Va. ,h Jere Stanfleld. • • • tion of the U. S. secretary of la First d e g r e e manslaughter' ° " '™™°*rs attending were Annabel Hepson. Alvia Smith, bor. Misses Sarah Booker. Maceo Wesleyan Guild To Msrye Leslie, Robert Yeates. RICHARD G1LLIS. director of trial of a 51 year old crippled OHIO PASTORS ATTENDED FEPC HEARING last week. Posing with them ia Columbus man was abruptly !Pollard, Charlotte Green. Mes activities for Virginin Chamber She represented thia organiza J$en. Edward Warner,.Canton, who co-apon sored first FEPC bill 12 years ago. From jyided Tuesday when a common dames Geraldine Davis, Mildred Present 'last Supper* •f Commerce, handling as. tion at an international council : left: Rev. A. J. Muffin, L'rbana "Sen. Witmer, Rev. „. Slrhpson. Columbus; Rev. pleas judge referred the case to ; HawkrhS, Dornty Colston. Lo title Wesleyan Service GuiUK of rangements for the affair, said of women in Greece in 1951. Phale D. Hale, Columbus, and Rev. James Wilson, Toledo. See story. Colston. Amelia Neal, Marjone Centenary Methodist. Columbus. he was not aware of Mrs. Stew the Probation Dept. Owens and Winnifred Pannell will present Methodist Men in art's race. In 1954 she was sent on a Joseph Baker was on trial for The Last Supper," Good Fri- -He said her invitation would three month tour of the Orient the'fatal hunting knife %tapbittg daf, April 19. Communion will be rescinded as was that of Dr. to explain the "American way" Pro-FEPC DelegationRuns Into Hostile ot Shannon Games Dec. 17 dur be observed. C. B. Powell, N. Yerk publisher. to people in Pakistan, Ceylon ing an argument at 107 Lexing Easter sunrise services will o* The invitationsJwcre a mis and Indonesia, as part of th* ton av., where both roomed. held at « a. m. with regular ser take, he said. C"*^ State Dept.'s international edu Games, 45, reportedly at vices at 11 a. m. Chancel and Powell was worn in Newport cation exchange program. Senate Committee; No Hope For Passage tacked Baker with a broom in senior choirs wilyTender music By JOHN B. COMBS ^ He further read a tansgaign emotional testimony", Gray pro the hallway of the Lexington (or both services.? .- • av. resideaee. Set into words in a dramatic, | statement of Gov. O'Neill, tested. Children's Dept.V the Church emotional manner, backers of • • • school will present an Easter Spring St. T Indian Guides j pledging te "take the lead in a "Job discrimination," said fair employment practices legis 1 POLICE SAID Games had ac program at 9 a. m. Mrs. Glenna | program for elimination ef JMrs. Durham, "is unchristian, lation laid their case on the line j discriminatioB In private aad cused Baker, well known bar Hinton is chairman. Ask Dads A Leading Question at a public hearing before an public employment" : unjust and immoral and a gross ber. of stealing money from an Youth Division will present a Ohio Senate committee last waste of human resources." other roomer. play at 7:45 p. in. Mrs. Nellie "Are you really a good fath- .the group together. Boys be First indication certain com- week. Judge Ralph Bartlett, hearing Binns is chairman. er?" jtween • and 9 and their dads or- ;mittee members were hostile oc Again hostility was injected by the case before a jury, after sev Rev." W. H. WUliams. of De ..This was the question asked Iganize a "Y" Indian tribe in In a packed committee room, curred when Sen. Fred Danner, Danner and Gray. Danner said eral hours ol testimony halted troit, former minister of Cen ef all fathers last week by Spring ! their neighborhood. Working and the Commerce and Labor Com , Akron Republican and chairman he had several-Negro friends . . . the trial, saying evidence pre tenary, will speak at World Ser St. YMCA Indian Guides. Jplaying together they get a mittee heard representatives of of the committee, read O'Neill'a j doctors, lawyers and undertak sented supported the defendant's vice banquet, Thursday, April Tut- average American father chance to know each other, ac- churches, Ohio FKP Committee, promise to set up a civil rights. ers. , labor and NAACP urge enact commission. self defense plea. 25. 7:30 p. m. The semi-formal spends about 7'i minutes of a' cording to present members. "Can you say they were denied ment of FEPC in h,s state. DANNER. WHO HAS display Bartlett's action not only sur affair is sponsored by Methodist week in close companionship j _ . • a chance?" he inquired sarcas hoT prised the prosecution and jury. Men with Frederick D. Rose- with hia son. The Indian-Guides *t°™«™ «*»«•*-: the A majority of the seven man ed a lackadaisical attitude to- tically. It also'surprised Frank Shear does something about this, be- ;YMC.\ at 202 E. Spring st., Cs. 1- committee indicated they are •ward FEPC, asked if-O'Neill's I inond as chairman. er, Baker's attorney. • . • eause father and son must join 10779. extremely hostile to the FEP iplan would be satisfactory to Gray wanted to know if she SOME 25.0SS citizens wit bill, sponsored by Sen. Charles JFEP proponents if carried out. knew of any other country nessed the inauguration cere- "GOSPEL IN SONG" will be Carney (D, Youngstown), Lucas sod Carney insisted where the Negro rsn exercise ! monies at Columbia, S. C, [held at Centenary Easter Sun- s«*e rn »* £••/; Among those testifying for the jO'NeiU'a proposal neuld be a as much freedom as ia Aaicri- honoring the president of Al jduy at 3 p. rn. Centenary's Gos- fi'.h 'Morn' ar D.-f' measure were, Charles P. Lu- Observes 9th len university, since the eleva Plan E. Market Air Conditioning "weak kneed, watered down cx. ipel choir is host. •nd »«•» of tfe«t« caa af Cleveland. Okie FEP | approach.'' tion to the bishopric of former t*tja> G:f» tittoh A plan to air condition Colum- ned sufficient funds to Committee. Sea. Carney, Ho ! Rev. Hale read a resolution Metzenbaum reviewed the bill Anniversary president Bishop S. R. Hig- CHOCOLATE BANANA CREAM , bus' East Market is being const- plete the project were avail ward Metsenbann. AFI.: Mary ; endorsing FEPC adopted by section and emphasized "H is a gins. The new president is Dr. CAKE IS DXSSERT TREAT \dered. able. Durham, NAACP; John Reo- 1 the Ohio Council ef Churches good bill and will go a long way Good Samaritan Baptist, Co Frank R. Veal, above. Here's a suggestion for a sim John Mercurio. markets super If the cost is prohibitive, the ney, CIO; Rev. Phale D. Hale, j convention earlier this year. toward elimination of job discri lumbus, observes the ninth an- j _• .. • ple dessert, that's as easy to fix visor, said advertising for bids plan will have to be delayed, be Ohio Council el Churches. Another indication the bill was mination in Ohio." m versa ry of its pastor. Rev. D. I PLEASURE FROM BOOKS as it is different, chocolate ba was being prepared and would he said. Otherwise, the job could Lucas, calling attention to the j treading on hostile soil arose T. Wood, in a week-long celebra-1 Bread is the staff of life in the nana cream cakes. Fill cups of probably be ready for release Rooney told the committee PlrfottMfcL'strHt possibly be completed sometime 1 Krt that since the last legislative when Sen. Gray (R, Piqua) pro tion beginning Monday, April 22. j struggtojlur existence, but books individual shortcake dainties this week. they should consider that "every this summer, he stated. session Michigan and Pennsyl tested the manner in which Hale Leading ministers will appear jar* the statf of life in the art of from your grocer's ready-to-eat u The plan, according te .Mercu item of discrimination in Ameri 3fASTtmrt If the program goes through. vania have passed FEPC laws, testified. during the observance. living. The more leisure one cake department with your fa rio. was approved by Mayor ca" ia handing to the Commu Cast Market would become tbe pointed out that similar legisla Declaring "I realise I'm tread The anniversary will cuhni- has, the more pleasure to be do vorite chocolate pudding after Bensenbreaaer and Service nists on a silver platter propa first municipally own maket to tion waa killed by Ohio lawmak- ing on dangerous grounds, but 1 nate in a banquet Monday, April j rived from books at the public chilling. Top with sliced bananas Dlr. Redick, after it waa lear tm two consecutive years. ' ganda, material to rasa against be air conditioned. object to the witness making us." • * ' m, at « p. m. i library. and whipped cream. . , . SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 19S7 PAGE 4 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1957 THIS OHIO SENTINEL PAGSf Mary Eady, Lady Politician, Retires Miss Campbell Oops! Snarl In Says Wife Failed Spingarn, Writer, law \ Thirteenth Year Specialist, Is Speaker : •y JOHN B. COMBS the most of that time she ops- Receives Award rated her own business. Current Frederick M. Ayers. Sr., M0Vi Mary A. Eady of Columbus, In Her Duties Jerome H. Spingarn, Washing well known Ohio politician, after ly, she operates a grocery store Fer Paris Study McCoy st., Columbus, put In a Ervin F. and Maris Louisa ton writer and international law announced this week her retire adjacent to her borne. 2400 Cline The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. suit against Florence S., 1495H Simma took the marital vows specialist, will speak at a cur dr. She plans to devote her time ment. Long identified with the W. B. Campbell, 1176 Fuirvlew E. Long st., charging neglect. around 17 years ago. rent affairs dinner Thursday 21 years as a state employee. to this enterprise. av., Columbus, has been sward The two entered matrimonial Ervin. 212 Jefferson av., Co evening. April 25, in 1st Congre Democratic party, she has been She also plans to continue to ed a Fulbrlght scholarship to status 13 years ago. lumbus, has petitioned for di gational church, 444 E. Broad connected with Accounting raid be active in Democratic politics study violin st Conservatia Na and do "lots and lots of things I ' tional da Muslque in Paris, vorce, accusing his wife of dis St., Columbus. Ths dinner ia Auditing Division of Dept. of DRAWS SIX MONTHS if Highway Safety for six ye*rs.. had not found time to do during France. regarding her marital duties sponsored by Columbus chapter and wilfully absenting herself Her retirement was clfeetjve my long tenure with the state.'' Barbara Campbell, now living A 36 year, old Columbus gun fof United World Federalists. April 15. in N. York City, for more than a year. toter drew a six month work^ Spingarn, author of the Publl* graduated from He also asked custody of four Prku- to this appointment in house term and $100 fine on a Affairs pamphlet, "Is Disarm June, 1951, Mrs. Eady served as Grandview High children. He Walked Out concealed weapon charge. He la ament Possible?,*' will speak ost inspector for the State Board of in Columbus Cosmetology, being named to and received a Granville Tinsley, 162 -Lexington Tbe marriage was performed "Can There Bs World Arms this position by the late Gov. Four Years Ago degree in lan- in Cattlesburg, Ky. Agreement*"? Davey Feb. 20, 1936, and became Early in 1953. about nine years g u a g • s from the first Negro to bold such high after their marriage. William A. Ohio State uni post in this state. left ber and two children, Mar versity in 1M7. a /le Silas Benjamin, Jr. . // • • • garet Howard, 581 Edward St., Her ability Barbara MARY A. EADY Columbus, petitioned. with the violin Taste is all important • • • A NATIVE OF Piketon, the Campbell personable, popular Mrs, Eady was recognized over a doses diplomas. For tbe last four years, her Named WPAFB moved to Washington C. H. at In Columbus by Breaking into state politics in husband has not supported them, Isler Solomon, then conductor of and LUCKIES TASTE BETTER!" an early age and lived there un Mrs. Howard complained. til coming to Columbus in 1948. the early 1930a; she once teamed Columbue Symphony. At .hi* in 'Airman Of Mo.' • She filed for divorce on stigation Barbara left Columbus At the time of her Cosmeto with such noted political pundits .*_-_•_ WRIGliT-PATTERSON AIR Off. JAMIS1AYTON is a college professor snd motivational pay. a. the late Sam McAllister and|*T?UDd* * wdful absence W5d for N. York City and six years logy Board appointment, and asked custody of the children, FORCE BASE. — Each month, cbologist. Right now, ha has a full-time job advising top US. until 11 years age, she operat the once powerful Tom Davis of atudy at internationally known since June, 1955, Wright-Patter Cleveland in campaigns for De support money and attorney Julliard School of Music. firms on why consumers buy the things they do. When it comes ed a beauty shop tn Washing fees. son air base has named one of ton c H. with her late hus mocrat candidates. In 1950, Fe For the past four seasons she its enlisted men distinguished to picking his own cigarette. Dr. Bayton says, "Taste is all im 1 band, William. derated Democratic Women pre haa played professionally with airman of the month. The se portant—and Luckies taste better then any brand I've tried.* sented her with a scroll in recog Scherman Symphony of the Lit lection is made by s committee ENGAGED IN' REACT* work nition of meritorious service. This lasted tle Orchestra Society in N. York. consisting of master sergeants for almost 50 years, her profes In 1945, she joined with John The group records for Record who are immediate supervisors sion has taken her from coast to Holly of Cleveland to organis of the Month club, spot TV per of all airmen on the bass. coast. On one such Journey, she ing Federated County Demo Five Months formances, as well as other ap In March, A/1C Silas Benja crats of Ohio, in which she pre pearances. taught three years in Eleanor Her maiden name and a divor min, Jr., of Ana wait, W. Va., Porter Beauty college in Son sently is s key officer. was-chosen to receive the honor. see ce are the only two things Rose Francisco, and for two years M. Lewis, 07 N. Central av., Co He ia the first Negro to re operated her own shop in Oak UPON HER retirement, as s lumbus, wants- in her divorce Ramona Comes To Life, (P Announces ceive the award. land. Cal. token respect by co-workers, she SuiL In recognition for her out- was showered with many gifts. She accused John Henry, Expansion Of Wayne Av. Woman standing work to the beaaty Although she has worked for whom she married last Novem Miss Grider Is Featured field. Mrs. Eady has received the state for many years, during ber, of neglect and cruelty. Sues For Divorce The ballad "Ramona" will;June 21. Therapy Dept. come to life during the April 28 Neglect and cruelty were the The well known dancer also Cerebral Palsy of Columbus I charges Edna G. Tepon, 318 S. presentation of the Jorg Fasting conducts weekly classes in Za- and Franklin County, United ballet st East High, Columbus, I Wayne av., Columbus brought FIRST TIME EVER nesville. Appeal Agency at 323 E. Walnut j against Samuel H., 291 S. Oakley when Jesnette Grider, sole Ne St., has extended its occupa av. Filing only for divorce, Mrs gro member of the Fasting tional therapy department to in j Tepon is ending on eight year troupe, will be featured soloist of Mrs. Lampkin Sues Hate Special Purchase Direct clude a class In sewing and iron i marriage. the annual event. Cedartown, Gm., wss the scene ing. Miss Grider, owner and direc 14 years ago of the marriage of Ten handicapped girls and MRS. POWELL APPOINTED From Europe tor of Grider's School of Dance, Rosa Mae Lampkin, 1310 Gran- women are being instructed in Appointment of Mrs. T. R. has recently been s student n a iville St., Columbus, and Edward, these aspects of homemaking. Powell, 2337 Conterbury rd.. to Never Before In History Have Such master class with experts in the 1269 S. Front st. Mra. Lampkin Equipment for the class was serve as Franklin county Moth Unusual Discounts Been Mode On Such field of dance who came to Co- i filed a divorce suit charging ne- given the center by tbe N. ers' March on Polio chairman High Quality Hi-Fidelity TV-Phono Com KUBA 'Carmen' lumbus to offer advance training,! gleet and cruelty. -> American Management club. [during the 1958 March Q[ Dimes binations. to dance teachers. ' Horace Barnett, 1291 E. Long was announced by Sid R. Phil- Hi Fl AM KM Shortwave radio. HI-FI Phone. Techniques in th* dance were \ AFTER EASTER TEA at., and Leslie M. Shaw, 1022 E. : lips, chairman of Franklin coun 3 speakers equipped with Liquor Bar and large given in this class by John Kri/a j Esther Chapter 3, OESPHA, Rich st., are members of ths ty chapter of Nat'l Foundation Board of Trustees. record storage spscc. _. and Oleg Tupine of the Ballet, announces its annual after-Eas- 'for Infantile-Paralysis. _, Theatre Co. and Johnny Madison • ter tea, Sunday. April 29, MV of Hollywood. sonic Temple, Miami av. and IAKEST REG. 399.95 Miss Grider will present stu Long st., Columbus. A silver of SUN'S Special Price! dents of her school in annual re fering will be collected at the 4 HI-FI vue when they perform dances p. in. event. Mrs. Charles Meth SEIKTIOM 95 from -Rock 'n' Roll to Bach" on od is chairman. IN TOWN! 259 THE OHIO SENTINEL His Pitt-phono's a "must" for Dr. Bayton—he Edmund B Paxion, President; Russell A. Jackson, Editor ln- it constantly for preparing speeches and re Chief; Annie R Moore, Business Manager; Amos H Lynch. Ad port*. He goes oa record for Luckiew. ten: "I vertising-Promotion Manager; Edward L Moore, Jr., Production want the bast smoking 1 can find." ha says. "Th* Manager. tasta of a Lucky is in a cuuw by itself.**
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BETTER DAYTON TELEPHONES: • A Lvsfcy is all cigarette .. • nothing hut fine, mud, FTJ. 9733—ME. 7010—MU. 2646 good -tasting tobacco that's TOASTED to toot* Cleaner, Fresher, SUN APPLIANCE DIV. XENIA TELEPHONE; 2-5383 •vast better. Says Dr. Baytoo,. "Luck** era Use URBANA TELEPHONE: 3-3682 best-tasting cigarette I «ver smoked!" Smoother! CINCINNATI TELEPHONES: AYjon 1-7736-CA. J-3316 276 S. HIGH ST. CA. 1-784 Entered as 2r* class matter July 1.1*49. st Post Office, Columbus, ' •>*t_c_ fWacts/ Jm^mmimm Jmmam oSmmm — JS&im I smr susUki O.. under act of March ». 18m /* ^^ .»,.. rX'i«AMJvw . . . , ... v. ,,,,.. THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, APRIL 20; 1067 PAGE 6 SATURDAY. APRIL 20. 1M7 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGET Dr. Millet CS Honors Speaker Began In California, NAACP's New Advisors Named Centennial Honors Wilberforce Founder Ending In Columbus N. YORK.—New members bt Zion church; J, J. Saimoni, Jr., By EDYTHE LEWIS WILBERFORCE. — Dr. John rain; Jeycelyn Love, Warren; the NAACP Nat'l Advisory Com Muskogee. Okla., businessman; Millet, president of Miami uni Dorothy McCteartn. Dayton; Cells M. Jones, 1135 Olmsteed mittee were announced by Jac Sammy Davis. Jr., entertainer;* WILBERFORCE. — On Tues versity, delivered the fourth an John Payne. Wilberforce; Rns- av., Columbus, accused Fred, kie Robinson, chairman of the Eugene M. Martin, Atlanta; in day of this week a special pro- nual Honors day convocation ad sell Pounds, Dayton; Ernest serving with armed forces at association's 19S7 "Fight for surant* executive; Nathaniel S. C 1 11 in comm emorating the dress at'Central State college Roberson, Cleveland. March AFB, Cal., with neglect ; Freedom Fund" campaign Ci'lley, Sacramento. Cal.. attor in her divorce papers. The four founding of Wilberforce univer last week. College honors went lo Violet The new committee members ney: Hon. Meier Stembritik. N. sity and in honor of the man for year old marriage occured in Sixty-eight students were Jackson, Wilberforce; Betty are: York supreme court judge. whom it was named. Lord Wil Patterson, Wl^berforre; Alice San Bernaoino, Cal. The committee is seeking a awarded honors for continuous Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, liam Wilberforce. marked the Betils, Cincinnati; Margaret •______es_-_ea fund of .$1 million in 1937 to en climax of a yenr-long centennial academic achievement. Montgomery, Ala.; Rt. Rev,' W. Cfalllison, 1 ronton; Barbara k able the NAACP to carry on' ita observance, highlighting special Receiving class honors were Fields, Dayton. I saw. it in The Sentinel.* J. Walls, Chicago, bishop of the work to end racial discrimina convocations, educational pro LeRei Alexander, Cincinnati; African Methodist Episcopal tion and segregation. grams, an alumni college, stu Highest Gold Card honor* Helyne Bond. Toledo; John went to Irene Beaachamp, dent conferences, exhibits and a Bray, Sprinfiiriri: Benjamin glorious commencement. Xenia. Delator. Springfield; Charles W i 1 b e rforce university was iielsne, Cleveland: William consecrated by Rev. Thompson Irasier. Wilherforre: Alfred of the Methodist church, and its Hunt. Brilliant; Willie McLe- End Seen To mere, Cleveland; Laura B. KKK ignites charter stipulates that the col lege should be open to all, that Dailey, Alliance; David Dunn, 38 Year Old no one would be turned from its REV. PHALE D. HALE LEFT, EXCHANGING Wilberforce; Chsrlyne Moten, door because of race, color or greetings with Rev. Martin L. King, Sr., in Columbus to Xenia; Taylor Perry, Cleve creed. speak at Hale for Council rally at Union Grove Baptist. land; John Bowser. Xenia; Marriage new terror See story. Lawrence Jones. Cleveland; MRS. LLOYD LEWIS INTERVIEWS C. E. Wrang- • • • Entering the tight ring of maL Carolyn Miles. Xenia; Beatrice bam. great-great-grandson of Lord Wilberforce, founder LORD WILBERFORCE was rimony 38 years ago in Welch, Mrtrhell. Dayton; Kay Fisher, of Wilberforce university. See story. born in 1759 and played a promi W. Va., Ellen Dodaon, 394 W. Xenia; Nelson Fowtkes. Cleve in the South nent part in the crusade against Rev. King Hits Smugness Spruce st., Columbus, sued Shed- slavery in the British Empire land; Raymond Howell, ('in rick for divorce on grounds of during the first 20 years of the clnnatl; Prlseltla Humphries, wilful absence. Parents Of Two Dayton; Chester Johnson, Le- In its greatest revival since the 20's the 19th century. Slavery' finally met Divorce, alimony and full in R.&E. its end in the British Empire Ku Klux Klan rides again ... slinging dynamite, In Churches, Northern Cities terest in two pieces of property PAINT & WALLPAPER CO. Year Old Child through a gradual program cov owned by the couple were listed meeting at secret altars, burning crosses, Filing through a friend. Hazel ering the years 1833-40. For too long churches in Ame he would be forced to bend,to OR. F. H. MASON throwing rocks, planting bombs, boycotting, rica have been an echo when the dictates or politicians,'*' he DR. a O. MASON in the suit. 601 MI. VERNON AVE. Joyce Murray, Shirley Dean Ro One of the highlights of the intimidating, threatening, shooting and COLUMBUS berts charged James H., 139 Mix they should have been a voice, contended. terrorizing. Learn all about tha KKK reaurfaura day was a radio program origi Rev. Martin L. King, Sr., told a av., Columbus, with neglect and TOUCHING ON THE heRieRa- in this issue of LOOK Magazine. Find out why CL 3-5000 nating' from Wilberforce univer Hale for City Council rally Sun gation fight, King said he has MASON'S cruelty in a suit for divorce. sity which featured interviews Wants Divorce the police often look the other way. Why the Mrs. Roberts filed for a res day at Union Grove Baptist, Co received many letters threaten JEWELERS AND Complete Line Of: with some of the nationally and lumbus. I Purla Mae, address unknown, KKK is not stopped, and what types r>f people training order reminding her ing to kill him unless "you krep OPTOMETRISTS j refused to cook for him, O. V. Paints, Painter's internationally famous guests at Rev. King, father of Rev. Mar comprise their bigoted ranks. LOOK baa husband not to molest or inter your damn mouth shut." CLASSES $7-75 up j Hemphill, 719 Reynolds av., Co. Supplies, Linoleum • v tending the significant celebra tin L. King, Jr., leader of the the answers! fere with her. In spite of threats, be com Guaranteed Materials jlumbus, charged as he filed a tion. Montogomcry, Ala., bus boycott Parents of a 2 year old child, mented. "I'm going to stay in - MAIN STORE - divorce suit on grounds of neg protest, said the time ht»s arri the Roberts were married about Tlie interviews were conduct Georgia because I like it there." It W Mala SL • CA 4-5*38 lect. Married in 1951, Hemphill ved when Christians must stop Columbus. D. today-get six years in Clarksville, Tenn. ed by Mrs. Lloyd Lewis, Jr., However, to the amusement of also asked the court to divest LOOK better known to radio listeners kidding about politics. his audience, he added, "but — BRANCH STORE - From here on in, whether we m E. Long St. • CA. 4-ttlS
SATURDAY, APRIL 20. 196? SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1957 SEC. 2—PAGE 2 THE OHIO SENTINEL THE OHIO SENTINEL- SEC. 2—PACE S Bad Housing Contributes 3 To Delinquency Problem Columbus, Ohio Saturday, April 20, 1957 THE SCENE IS one bare, pitiful room. H is treated by a small gas oven. In an- • other corner is a bed without covers. Along another wall stands a refrig Horace Preston, A Man To Remember erator. If is empty. Chairs! There are none. !E VALUE OP * man can only be assessed after he is no long rer with us. Herewith our assessment of Horace L. Preston, A16 year old boy, his mother and 13 month old brother live in the room. whose recent death was toted up along with the demise of the many beloved citizens who, in recent months, have deported from our midst here in Columbus. They sleep on the bare bed together. They use coats for covers to keep warm. Horace Preston was a mild mannered, kindly, courteous man whose quiet, calm, friendly demeanor could have easily led those They pay $ 12,50 oer week who never encountered the good fortune of knowing him to rjlace for the room located in the dinsy two room apartment. His little or no credence in the established fact that his was a back Eastern! not too far from family was paying $16 a week ground which was more colorful, in its humble way, than the ma Broad at. for one room with a stove and jority of us even remotely approach in a lifetime. The landlord, a minister, bed and another alcove-like Horace Preston was literally a young 70 years of age at hia said he -intended to raise the room with a bed. No wallpaper passing. was to be seen and the only bath Perhaps the imprint which he left us his heritage waa not aa was a community one, Ninth In A Series ostentatious as that of many men and women. But those of us who A couple of young boys who Knew and respected this brilliant scholar and teacher, thia unsel live in an apartment-like build fish pioneer in the vineyard of local journalism, will agree that hia rent $1 when the bsby be ing near the downtown area was a.life from which we, his friends and former associates, have gan to walk. • "The shortage ef an ade have been in trouble at court. profited Immensely. La«t week the 16 year old, quate supply or good low rent Dingy two room apartments to whom this was home, bousing causes families te rent for $19 a week. The halls faced Juvenile Referee Mar overcrowd and te live In bad arr> ill lighted, smelly, with steep stairways and abundant with SP1CER FURNITURE SALESWOMAN Jannis Stacy Hall, Our New Sheriff ion Sherer for shoplifting bousing and therefore te con Moore is surrounded by tables of all descriptions. Just and purse grabbing. ditions which lead toward de- rotten wood. a reminder that Spicer's big clone-out sale of floor sam HE CHOICE of Lt. Stacy Hall, late of the Columbus Pol-ca The boy stole TV sets, llnquet behavior. Burglary snd auto theft have ples and discontinued.models of decorator tables offers Dept., as Franklin county sheriff to fill the unexpired term of watches, radios, etc., from been the ususl charges. T • • » a wide variety in all kinds of woods and colors at sav Ralph Paul, who recently resigned, is an excellent one. downtown stores and sold them The child runaway is often ings of one-half and more. Spicer. 995 Mt. 'Vernon av„ ONLY STRONG LEADERSHIP WIU PROTECT OUR PRECIOUS HERITAGE, Stacy Hall served the Columbus community with dignity and at reduced prices. fleeing from overcrowded hous NAT'L CONFERENCE on Columbus, has served the community more than half a integrity throughout his unblemished career as a police officer Almost all of tbe money be ing conditions. A small boy Prevention and Control of Juve century.—Sentinel Staff Photo By Roosevelt Carter. MR. PRESIDENT ana there is no reason to believe he will not render an even great- gave te bis mother for food nicked up recently for running nile Delinquency cites results of er service to the residents of Franklin county in the important snd bills. away from home was one of 12 a survey project in N. Haven post of sheriff. The juvenile referee tempered people living in four tiny rooms. which points this up. Ex-Sheriff Paul wss an outstanding leader of our county law her judgment with compassion Three children in a Soulhside The susvey used 317 families By Lucius E. lee enforcement body. His career as a public servant was one for and sent the boy to a boarding family of 12 have been sent to who had been liivng in a public As I See It! which he owes no one an apology. Particularly, in an administra school in Pennsylvania. industrial schools. i housing project for two and a tive capacity was he a standout as sheriff, melding together one There are many youths in Co half to four and a half years. of the ablest group of deputies in the modern history of that office. lumbus like this 19 year old who The parents, have made an ef The age group surveyed was «"- OMETIMES Mr. John Q. Citi prejudice. try for some worthy (question We were happy to note that Sheriff Hall will retain the lot of them. become involved in delinquent fort to keep the home clean but 17. zen gets to thinking and one How much of that missinoary able) cause and the church has S We liked Sheriff Paul immensely. We respected him ungrudg behavior all the way from run it was just too overcrowded. The yearly delinquency rate Warren Singleton, a postal clerk, teaching he needs by the mis kept up with the times in raising ingly. ning away to the seriousness of Each of five little rooms was per hundred children was 3.18 did tome deep thinking when he sionaries who have spent tons of pennies every Sunday to carry We cannot think of a single reason why we will not feel the the trouble of the youth above. used tor a bedroom. The house prior to living in the project. appraised the churches' missio those jungles to love one anoth on the missionary work. siHiie about Stacy Hall, our new sheriff. wss located right off the street. Following* occupancy la the nary work and came up with a er, for the acceptance of the re Every Sunday School has its A highly contributing factor project the rate dropped down wondrcment why the missionary sponsibilities of a modern world. missionary' collection. Tremen te juvenile delinquency Is bsd IN ANOTHER CASE in the te l.M. movement has not turned its at Natives are always being ac dous sums accrue to the missio er inadequate housing. near-Sou thatde boys were con During this period, juvenile Remove This tention to another brand of hea cused of practicing primitive nary support and some parts of stantly in the courts for just thens- dwelling right here in* and ancient customs but what is that very money should be spent So You Don't Scare Easy OF COURSE. THERE are court procedures did not change. staying out late at night. Inves And there was a general in • Shadow From America, those heathens who more primitive than prejudice? teaching heathen America what* ID YOU know that bv taking just 180 seconds outT5f your life many reasons .for the delinquent tigation revealed there was noth crease in the jvenile. -clrime rate cast aside Christian principles Prejudice stems from fear and Christ must have wanted to you can protect yourself against the devastating results of youth. And many of these D ing for the youths to come home in the rest of the city. * Your Home! to hold prejudice sacred to their ignorance, certainly not from teach. polio? Polio hits young adults hard. It has cruelly maimed many youth come from nice, comfort to. • Seventy percent of these practices. true enlightenment and courage. • e • a teenager, many a young mother and father, for life. able homes. Does your imurance fall families were Negro, Mr. Singleton noted that mis That is why there is such a need WHAT CREDIT. GOMES to JBut don't you be scared! Just spare-those 180 seconds:^ M. .But authorities recognize there Eight children and four aduUs short of covering .to sionaries will go into tbe deep uf mass missionary wurk among church wort saving souls from seconds for a shot of polio vaccine now, 60 seconds for another is S definite correlation between were living in a five room Many a youth-'s future could day's higher valtio of est tropical Jingle lands, brav the American heathens; those voodooism in foreign lands and shot two to six weeks from now and 60 seconds for the third shot the juvenile delinquency rate frame. There was no privacy. be saved with adequate and de your property? If so. ing the /thrngers of diseases, who would stiing a Negro up at allowing each American white seven months after that. and bad housing. When the TV was on, it was cent housing for everybody, in you stand to lose im cluding the forgotten people— portant money in esse poiyinouL snakes and inserts the first cry of a white woman* man to suffer half Christian, 'Hint's all. Those 180 second* pass quickly in the life of a busy, When one views some of the heard all over the small house. the Negroes. of fir**. Sv* us snon. as well asNman eating animals. although she might cry because half heathen? active, healihy person. But ISO seconds la an iron' lung are an cramped, overcrowded utterly There was nu secluded place to spread the gospeL of some internal pain; those who The missionary mast strive ta eternity. pathetic structures in which in which to do homework. In -r^- Rut these same courageous insist upon living rn isolation find a way ef Isolating tbat Fifty-one million Americans have protected themselves at many of Columbus' Negro youth summer the cramped quarter men of the faith seem not to from colored people in villages -Schizophrenic monster that least in part against polio up to now. But 58.000,000 under 40 have live, like the one mentioned, the becomes utterly, unbearably hot DR. IRVIN WESLEY EL have the spirit to go among of false beliefs; those who with dwells in the heart as preju n't had even one of the three shots. wonder is that their delinquency Se the boys just stayed out Frorifier s LIOTT, scholarly young sci Earl Hood tbe American heathens to hold the fruitful positions from dice so that the truly enlighten Summertime is polio lime. You still have time—but only just isn't higher. as long as they dared. enlist seated at $15,000 infra teartt prejudire out of tbe little people and give them mer ed man may envoi* e emanci time—if you see your doctor or go to the polio vaccination clinic in This is not to remove the re- A home is only a good home if red spect rophotometer in insurance Agency hearts of people that they may ely scraps. pated from tbe shackles of ar it can proivde some time and Chemistry Dept. he heads at 97« £. Long CL. 2-4211 your town right away< soonsibility from the youth, his Midwest have a tolerant feeling fer Ob that there could arise in chaic precepts af differences. parents, teacher, juvenile offi some space of his very own tor Florida A-M university, has ether mea. the Catholic world monastic America is undergoing a mild- cials or society. the vouth. been awarded senior post-doc • * * orders like the Jesuits te teach teligious revival at present but toral fellowship by Nat'i Sci Lucius E. Lee's "As I Sen This is almost an impossibil ence Foundation to pursue It.** svery week on the edi-. THERE ARE NUMEROUS enlightenment to white people what means.a coll to God that But one of the ways to combat Your Golden Opportunity ity ia the homes cited above. Meet Set study at Harvard university stories of preachers and missio from the highest levels af lacks a good feeling towards all a problem is to alleviate as t oris I page, is another sward N THE event there are amongst our readership those who are There is barely enough space during 1957-58 academic year. naries sacrificing all to bring thinking and financial attain men? many of the causative factors winning Sentinel featura. not already aware of the fact, a Negro minister, Phale D. Hare, far sleeping sad eating. The midwestertt annual re enlightenment to a backward ment down to tbe paupers' Or, There must be some mission I that can be pinpointed. maybe, the Jesuits could un is a candidate for the Columbus City Council. gional conference of Frontiers people, but who is more back aries somewhere who will go And certainly- bad housing IN A HOME ON the EasUide Clubs of America will be held in dergo a rejuvenation aad as- As our more consistent customers undoubtedly know by now, per se ran be eradicated! ward than he who harbors mis among white Americana and a IS year old boy molested his Indianapolis Saturday, April 27, MY CUSTOMERS TELL ME, understanding, glorifies ignoran same a new task of elighten- lead them from the rut of pre this newspaper does not publish editorial page endorsements of • • • Ing America. candidates for political office. But we do reserve the privilege of small niece. and Sunday. April 2$. Business ce, holds prejudice as a godly judice. If they would make.an ONE AUTHORITY cites three sessions will be held at Indiana . . • effort, there would develop a expressing the opinion that Rev. Hole, or any other qualified Ne principal ways in which bad Juvenile authorities attributed precept, and deems it proper to part of this to the turmoil and Medical Center. most worthwhile effort on their gro candidate, symbolizes a golden opportunity to dispel from the housing contributes to juvenile persecute a men of a different OH. THAT THE GREAT Pro confusion of 17 people living in The public dinner meeting will origin? testant organization could lay part since they were first orga minds of the vast horde of critics of the Columbus Negro the opin delinquency. "It's lite getting a raise in #!" ion that we are not capable of unifying our influence, in this cans five small rooms. be in the Claypool hotel main Who needs true enlightenment aside further enrichment of its nized and the results might be of at the ballot box, behind a single cause or personality in the publis • "The dwelling that is ballroom. Dr. Bernard Harris, Ou* SILL cOKSOLtpArtON scavtcg is aimed at more than white America? greatness and humble itself to vastly greater value to world There is another demoralizing arena. seriously inadequate, or over ST.. national president, is the relieving monthly pressure by consolidating I learned that a Columbus po a pledge of teaching prejudice order than a few natives attend effect of overcrowded sleeping crowded causes tension and main speaker. bills . . . reducing payments that are too high lice officer ordered * bartender out of the heart of America! ing a church school in some jun conditions. Much of the criticism that has been leveled at us on the basis conflicts between family mem Other celebrities invited to ap , . . and leaving more money for your family to put out a couple of Negro pa Of course, as the labor unions gle wilderness. of our lack of togetherness in such matters has, in our opinion, every pay day. bers which affect tbe emotion In one case officials removed pear on this program include trons in a white neighborhood are now screaming for a house- it e been justifiable. - Mom doss it work? At your request, you si security of the child, and a child from his home of three the governor of Indiana, mayor grill and explained to the judge cleaning of miscondct among FOR SHAME THAT the miaaL sod I will ait down and" go over your present drives yetsag people te the attic rooms and''placed him in a of Indianapolis and key national and a questioning attorney that leaders, the Protestant organi naries shall not have set their We could do much to change this stigma into one of biasing situation. Why not .do this? Phone or cosne in victory by giving every consideration lo the election of Phale Halo -q^ijf.irtable home. officers of the organization. The he ordered it done because tbe zation would have to do without course towards reforming those streets." to see me. Tli put our Bill ConsolkUtroa Serv to the Council body Within one week he ran away conference will attract numer grill was an all-white place and the services of the many clergy heathen, hosts that put their trust • "Deteriorated neighbor because he was afraid to sleep ous consultants in public rela ice at your disposal without any estra cost sr Negroes did not belong there. men who condone prejudice that in wreaking tubes of iron shard Lord knows a couple of changes in that beleaguered, confused, heads with their physical pat bv himself. AH of his life he had. tions, administrative and organ obligation. And ... if a cash loan is the answer. Itt hand-tailor *The judge listened and the other they might hold their pulpits. and their rights to abuse snd, de fumbling group couldn't possibly hurt the community at-large and tern mt dtsordertiaess provide slept with several in the bed izational structures and other it to your own needs and income. My phone number is CAptfai efficers listened, as did specta- Americs is always raising grade their fellow citizens of dif we'd.be mighty proud if a man of color became part and parcel os* aa eavlraameat in which da- A teenager picked up by po areas dealing with service dub •4-2191 Or see rn* at Commonwearfh Loon Co, 44 E. Long Street, to this officer admit bis money to send outside the coun ferent color and creed. each,s change. , , , ...... *i Ms»e-eat behavior flenrishea.** lice for auto theft came from a concepts. Columbus. Loans $25 to $1000. Tea at your service. . " • 'i"l u*o*tii*mn*.< m*.*»***+*« SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1957 THE OHIO SKNTWSf, SATURDAY. APRIL 20. 196? SEC, SL^PAGK § SEC. 2—PAGB 4 THE OHIO SENTINEL Interracial Student CLUB SCRIPTS Feature 5 itmposers Exchange is Arranged THE SENTINEL For Symphony Program GREENSBORO, N. C—A stu TODAYS YOUTH dent exchange program between Interesting Club Projects Reported Five American composers will a White university If/ Ohio and a contribute to the program to be Tomorrow's Men and Women college for Negro girla here waa UC DIVISION of Parka and Forestry, City of Columbua, hae an operating plan to aseiat clUrana given by Columbus Symphony, outlined at the conference on r in planting street shade trees within the street dedication. Evan Whallon conducting, Fri missions held by the Womari's Under .thia plan the division i ' ' • •'• - • • ' — Division of Christian Service, day, April 28, ot 8:30 p. m. In the will select the variety of tree portable TV and a colored studio women In the crowd. Tha follow Veterans' Memorial. The concert Cheerleaders Give Belmont Title Boost Methodist church, at Buck Hill beat suited to each street.-will {portrait. She will watch the «ome Falls. Pa. omen ing morning .these pictures wiU Is the last of the current season. Rnsemary Johnson. It year order and will plant Only to the will matriculate in psychiatry Dr. WiUa M. Player, president from the WLW-C box. be shown on "Petticoat Party." The list includes two world Belmont Athletic Club didn't I old potential June graduate, owner of a hutting property is at Central State next February. of Bennett college here, said six During the opening night game First woman to call in and premieres, "Suite for Orchestra"- win the state championship only ' lives at 1360 Hawthorne av. EUNICE WOOD, EDITOR the wholesale, cost of the tree, , WLW-C photographer will tour An eighth place winner in last girls from Bennett have left for identity her picture becomes the by Peter Mennin, and "Jubilant because they had an outstand I She has decided to study ele- (exactly th« same amount paid year's "Miss Bronze Ohio" con two weeks on tin- campus -of the stands snapping pictures of "Queen for a Night" . Overture" by young midwester- ing basketball team. I mentarr education when she by the division to buy ths trees). test, Judy is a member of FTA, Ohio Wealeyan university at Del ner John La Montaine. They also had seven hard I arrives at Central State. Her Madamoiselle club. Eostside aware, (>.. and four white girla The city reserves the right to [ working cheerleaders who yelled clubs Inclade Y-Teens and Jr. Inter-Club Council and model from Wealeyan have gone to the locate the tree site and to limit Miss Wilson Is (doming Bride Red Cross. Delores Dean Is them on to win. for West Studios and Bill Car N. Carolina campus. the number of trees within an Supervsior of these "women ter. Besides Joyce, her other her best friend. Best love Is area, reasons being to eliminate | URS- MARTHA WILSON, 214 N. fist st, Columbua, announces BELL behind the men" is Sandra best friend is Beverly Gillian. dancing. conflict* with sidewalks and M-" the engagement and coming marriage of her daughter, LiUie Elaine Estice, 18. 1281 E. Long Her favorites are modeling and • • • Philadelphia Orchestra traffic factors, water lines and'. Mae Wilson, to A/3C Alexander Vance, son of Mrs. Lula Vance of RADIO & IEIEVISIOH st. An 11A student at East High, pizza. SEVENTEEN YEAR old Sen- drains, low overhead wires, etc. Cleveland. The wedding will take place on April 28. Miss Wilson she is a member of the Library ora Jane Smith lives at 816 E. Appearance Is April 29 attended Columbus public schools. The groom attended Cleveland 1068 MT. VERNON AVE. and Debutantes clubs. She plans Long st. An 11A student at East, The Philadclphis orchestra Fifty foot spacing between public schools and is stationed at Lockboume AFB near Columbua. to attend Central State college trees is most desirable but to'ac- (I Deer Gait of she is a member of GAA, MYF, will be heard tn Columbus at Ve to study "sewing." MYC of Centenary Methodist. terans* Memorial, Monday even- commodate owners of smaller Cameo Theatre) lots spacing requirements are • • • Jane plays the' piano for the ing, April 29, last of the season's SHIRLEY JOHNSON, 322 3. Grant av.. and Robert Allen, air ,1 "Mary" usually reduced to atlow one tree A 17 YEAR OLD senior at Pharoaha and the Miracles. She concerts presented by Symphony man living at 915 E. Gay st., have tied the knot . . . Eula Sartia* —The Schoolboys Club of Central Ohio. per lot frontage. M de Me ve Yoa East, Delores Ann Dean lives at hopes to attend Bennett college 883 Dennison av., and Bobbie England, 1*79 Peru St., have chosen n "*»<* * -° 2012 Kent st. Also a Central and study child psychology. Her A limited number of ticketa Aa the division places orders each other as mates . . . Ann Ewing, 481 E. Naghten St., and Ju —Screamin' Jay Hawkins State ' potential, Delores leans likes include her twtr best may be had at Heaton's Music, for these street trees along nius Odem, 487 Lexington av.. are Mr. and Mrs. Odcm . . . Louise pi "Dearest" toward secretarial subject*. friends, Pat Turner and Cath- Zeisler's in Lane Shopping Cen —Mickey ft Sylvia with their spring and fall or White 'and Jimmy Fraxier figure that two can live ss cheaply aa n "Watkln* The Streets" Crazy about basketball, her best ryn Hoke, designing clothes and ter, Bexley Record Shop, Van's, ders fer park planting. It Is ne one . J. Tha food at the Macon should improve now that cook Nok —Lightin' Hawkins friend is Rosemary Johnson. acrobatics. Anthony's Record Supermart. cessery for persons to place Wah has made Daisy Broadnux Mrs. Wah . . . Muwarine Bates, n "Let's You And I Go Active Joyce LoYllle Evans, Gay Anderson, It year old their orders by Sept. 1 er Feb. 393 St. Clair av., and William Thomp.«on. 27 Wuuier av., exchanged Steady"—The Pearls It, 88 Governor's pi., will en Moving to another city? Pj "\ Am Ashamed Of lilt student at East, resides at 1 of each year. vows ... Marion Thompson, 563 Edward St., and Sidney Clark, 842 ter Central state In the (all te We hate to see you go but if MyselT'—Floyd Dixon 1127 Atcheson st. She holds you must don't forget to N. Monroe av., have mutual budgets and joint income tax returns. n "Slttin' Down Thinkin* " study elementary education. membership in the Modern It any group la interested m . . Irene Thomas and Roosevelt Jamison are now Mr. and Mra, —Lightin' Hawkins She belongs to FT A, East High keep abreast of event* in street shade tree planting this f f~) "Loco-Motion" Dance class, Esst High Cheer Roosevelt Jamison, 913 E. Rich st. . . , Carolyn Suber and James) —Irving Ash by choir. Madamoiselle club at leaders, Chi Omega Phi soror your old hometown with a fall they must contact Division Brownan are a recent teenage merger. n "Got My Mo-Jo Workln* " Beatty Center, was a partici ity, Modern Misses, NAACP, Sentinel mail subscription. of Parks and Forestry, CI. 2 21- —Ann Cole pant In "Miss Bronse Ohio" and Bethany choir. Her one 18. n "Walking By Myself" contest, and is a model for —Jimmy Rodgers ambition is to study education Photographer Roosevelt Car Groups of organlzutione may Kappa Raffle COMPLETE LINE OF at Ohio State university. also call the CI. 2-2115 number to ter and West Studios. Besides Among her points of interest RECORDS. TELEVISION basketball, she loves shrimp. avail themselves of a talk ac- are Billy Shaw and horseback compained by colored slides on Date Changed & RADIOS Ber best friend is Judy Ed riding. monds. tree planting, etcetera. With talent like this behind CL 2-7181 Judy Lorraine Edmonds is a • • • Kappa chapter of Alpha Phi them, Belmont had to win! Sales andfSenrieo 1? year old senior at East and WOMF.N BASEBALL FANS Alpha is changing its raffle date from Friday. April 28, to Satur lives at 169 Hamilton av. She will have an opportunity to be day. April 27. named "Queen for a Night" The portable television aet will YM Informal School every Ladies' night at Jet sta jbe raffled prior to a dance at 8 dium. The "queen" will be se and for Easter p. m. at Pour Lour ballroom, Will Open April 22 lected through WLW-C'i "Petti 1289H Mt. Vernon av. coat Party" program, Monday Spring term of Informal school (through Friday, ft;30 a. ni. beautiful pastel sponsored by Spring St. YMCA, ORG CLUB MEETING Columbus, begins Monday. April First of eight "queens" will be OBG Men's Charity club. Inc. 22, and runs seven consecutive honored at the first Ladies' night will meet Tuesday. April 23, at weeks. of the 1957 season, April 25. She 8 p. Iti. at Neighborhood House, Courses offered are Latin will be the center of home pl.ite BOO Leonard av., Columbus. An-( American dancing (advanced) To most ceremonies prior to the game jdrew G. Taylor Is president. Hy- j bridge, publie speaking, golf MRS. ELEANOR F. HICKS... an intro and will receive a Gen'l Electric ]rel Taylor is secretary. and ..teaching In the church I school. Instructors include Ca duction of this outstanding Columbus lady ia anything therine Wiley, Jak- Knoedler, but necesaary. For tho.se who have missed the opportu "They Expect My Hair mktm Jarrett Chavous, Russell Pace nity, it is indeed s pleasure. Mrs. Hicks ia a native of If Irao Osfitissxy Aaeorie and John Rickey. Baton Rouge, La., graduate of Spelroan college, where Has Sopped Year Strength j Courses arc open to men and ahe received her BA, during which time she became a To Be Extra Lovely!" 8.8.$. Tonic builds better To complete your Easter outfit, you'll want gloves. And j women regardless of educational member of Delta Sigma Theta sorority, in which ahe we've the gloves you want . . . PLUS a very exclusive A TASTY DISH holds a ta$y health ... strengthens *tak selection of lingerie and Hanes hosiery in the newest background. Registrations are holds a life membership. Following her Spelman matri blood. S.S.S. Tonic, made ol tray. Just a tiny bit of the being taken at the YMCA. Fur culation Mrs. Hicks received her master's from Univer spring shades. bathing suit charms of cute Nature's own roots and ther information may be secured sity of Pennsylvania. Mrs*. Hicks is the mother of three, herbs, has vital iron to build Yvonne Holland, 180 Clifton by calling Ca. 1-6779. two boys and a daughter, who at present is a student at Mode Hosiery & Lingerie Shop ct., ia hidden by attractive rich, red blood. So give your Howard university, Washington. D. C. Besides her whole- family an energy lift tray presented by Coca-Cola many activities as a housewife, she still finds time to as 1061 MT. VERNON AVE. for only 69 cents when you , . . get b.ack your pep. sist her paator husband. Kev. H. Beecher Hicks, of Mt. S.S.S. Tonic makes you feel Open Mon.-Thurs. 9:30 till t p. m. Friday 9:36 till 8 p. m. buy a carton.—Sentinel Staff WPAFB Open House Olivet Baptist, and waa'recently elected chairman of Saturday 9 s. m. till It p. m. Photo By Roosevelt Carter. good again fast ... or youg statewide religious group.—ROOSEVELT CARTER. money back. Now in liquid Activities Are Varied rVbofs on Adorn oot-sHat goto He. or tablets ... at all drug Stylo wan o Won, reloxed be* wfck WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB. counters. S.-WT! Buy tha owoke. A quality o* you cool qu* Urge economy sae! —One of many entertaining fea dsfir*. but con't mistako. Come in oa Mrs. Mapp Entertains tures to be seen by visitors to Vy on your favorite, from our worst CLARA WARD Armed Forces day open house stWtt-on of ceofer-creote, pte-bleefcj Mrs, Irene Mapp recently en Delora Cole, Mary Glascor. Amy Pontons Oospei at Wright-Patterson AF base, end new "Hot-crow—" type*. tertained the Hilltop Sewing Slngvr, SOYS Sunday, May 19. wiU be the Harper, Nora Lee Jackson, Pearls in her home at 330 S. statewide drill competition to be Irene Mapp, Bernice Slate, "If yotyre *i*rf Wheatland av., Columbus. sad titer's a« soaa staged by the Ohio wing of Civil Johnnie Taylor. Jane Martin, ia yotir heart, yog Air Patrol. Last week, the group met at Lucy Smith. Lelo Hargrove and tast1 bo nVed sad slowed dovva he- This competition will be held UP the home of the president, Mrs. Charlotte Aekins. in front of Hangars 2 and 3 on c*«*e«rt Iron Jane Martin, 443 S. Wheatland MORI ftomuty tor Your Hair Prftri—cy Wright field between 3 and 5 i • ;— av., who had made plans for her Fragrant Dixie Peach, improved with Anemia. P. m. Lee's vacation trip to England where new Lanolin, it extra rich, to give Try University of Dayton will spon NANCYS NURSERY I she will visit her family and more life, lustre and smooth siilcy- sor « UD open competion tn friends. Her departure took 795 E. Spring St - Cel'a, O. sort-eu to Jong-lotting hair-dos, . drill demonstrations. place April 17. Accompanying Gates ore open from 9 a. m. Men's Shop Complete Child Care, MOftf Voluo for Your Monoy i her were her two children,- Da _^ Ages 3 to 8 to 3 p. m. with plenty free park Ooen Fri. 'Til 8;30. Sat. 'Til 9 vid and Angela. The tigfist Jar dt tin price... ing. Open Dally 6:38 A. *sf. I00B MT. VERNOH Members of the Hilltop Sewing te 5:28 P. M. FO£ RESERVATION CALL . DIXIE PEACH Patronize /r Pearls club are Mesdames Geor- Ohio Sentinel £* PARK ON BOTH SIDES CL. 8-1288 • CL. 2-7288 (Eves) H&ir 3>fet»ln| OF MT. VERNON AVE. gia Burton, Zenobia Cambric, GILBERT'S Advertisers 1 * SATURDAY. APRIL 20, 19W SATURDAY. APRflj 20, 19S7 THR OHIO ggNTtNi 8EC. .--PAGE 6 THE OHIO SENTINEL CIRCLE DISCUSSES OPEN El -MARY MEANING OF EASTER- JANICE Mrs. Lena Penn Cooper, 7(1 E. well, Virginia Crawford, Deb. MILLER Uth av., Columbus, was hostess erah Minor, Lula Ramsey, became sweet to Sunlight Sewing Circle of Margaret Hopewell, Reba Den 16 Friday, April Bethany Bpatiat, Sunday. Mes ton, Ethel A. Smith. Minnie 12. in whst dames Dorothy Coins and Ethel Williams, Ethel Farrar sad was one of tbe A. Smith read paper* on "What Lnnle Lattimer. most fabulous Easter Means to Me." younger set Guests attending were La "The circle's next project ia the birthday parties cllle Stewart, Dorothy Gains. annual May fair and chicken of the year. . Clara Butter, Lacy Wheat. dinner, Thursday. May 23, at the Place was Neil Myrtle Green. Adele Harper home of Mrs. Lunie Lattimer, and Kay Reus. COOPERATIVE EFFORT OF TALENTED COLUMBUS TEENS and hard Work House hotel, » 127« N. 9th at. ing members of Semper Fidelis Guild netted proceeds from recent fashion extrava Parlor B. Soms The circle meets again May 12 ganza "A-Story of Fashion." which completed payment on NAACP life membership ISO guests paid Members attending Included at the borne of Mrs. Minnie Wil for the guild. Initial payment of $250 was made in 1956 and matching sum was hand respects to Miss Marjetie Sparks, Ida nope- liams, W N. Ohio av. ed local chapter president. Rev. John B. Quick. Making formal presentation is Came Miller. As the Copeland president of Semper Fidelia. Representing Gayteens clubs of Beatty Center band played 1 who were presented in "Story of Fashion" are Pat Lattimer and Carl Smith, president many admired Taking over Ln faahfi fancy footwork 'Rhapsody In Fashion and vice president of Gayteens. and extreme right, Joan Matthews., recently chosen ... looking wonderft "Miss Gryteen." Next to Miss Matthews \s Helen Pa\ton, general chairman of highly or Mr. Miller successful affair. and his charm well in this coat and ing daoghter in Theme Of Shrine Show the.first dance dress ensemble . . . NOW OPEN* "Rhapsody, in High Fashion "Even though the show of Sentinel Recommended of the evening. the ensemble is a THE BRONZE Mary Janice is Key" will be the theme of the beauty and talent will count 30 BEAUTY SALON the daughter of Shrine beauty and talent show percent," Hill continued, "other "must-have" for Specializing in all types of being presented Friday. May 34, points can be gained by creating cosmetology Mr. and Mrs. spring. You'll find Far Appointment Call ytSeaulu S^afcon J James Miller of in East High school. Columbus, (something of value •* actii CL. t-4611 Livingston His. The event is described as **anjspeaking, singing, doming, writ- It here. Faye Crews Webb. Prop. To Have Your Business Included In This Directory Call —Sentinel Staff expression of pure elegance irr*jing, cooking, sewing, horseback Winifred .MitcheB. Mgr. CL. 3-7416. Deadline Saturday 12 Noon. women." riding, golfing, tennis, badmin- 9*9 E. Long St. "Beauty contest entrant* will; ton and persona! performafe." not be judged on the basis of beauty alone," declared Maceo "This year's Shrine beauty* FLAMINGO BEAUTY SHOP Hill, director of the affair, i festival," the chairman conttn Complete Beauty Service — Hair Weavihf Specialty "They will display their talents j"***- **$•• ncvrr brfore been ar*- JOHNNIE MAE PUGIl, Pray. for pattern, harmony, tone and rented to Columbus in such col- 1230 E Long St. Open 9 A. M- - 9 P. M- CL. 2-5317 complete their appearance by < or, beauty, majesty and bril- Operaurs n sated showing a balance «»f talent." hance."
DORAS FREDA S BEAUTY SHOP TILLEEN'S BEAUTY SALON Complete Beaaty Service Beaut* Shoppe GOP Women WiUjvfeet 134 N. 17th St CL. J-SW2 Inez Bolden, Opr. Ness meeting of Central Ohio] Topic for discussion will be' Complete Beauty Service ALFREDA BRAY. Prep 947 Mt Vernea Ave. CL. X-sMtf Dera PtsilHps Russell. Prop. No Appointment Necessary Women's Republican club is,"The Republican Party and the Msry Oebson. Willie Mac 389*, Miami Ave. CL. *-t«3S Open Monday Usrn Saturday Sunday, April 28. at the home of, Negro." Stanley. Oprs. Alma Givens. Operator Operators: the president, Miss Mae T. Rob-' Melvea Glvrns. Rhea Brews erts, Jli Parkwood av„ Colum Mrs. Daisy Flowers will lead Jessie Vtnseav GreU MJU-esl bus. the discussion, supported by j Prop. ARTHILA LOGAN Mrs. Nancy Curtis and Mrs. HOUSE of CLAMOUR Laura Stewart Purpose of the FA 1 ROSE discussion is to better acquaint CM Mt Vemoo Ave. CL. a-UIl Post-Easter Tea Beauty Barr VANITY BOX members with tbe fundamentals Ceoaateu Beauty Semce St Agnes Guild of St. Philip's of politics and how they affect Hair Styllag—Hair Cutting tr. Mt Vernea Ave. CL. J-Illl BEAUTY SALON Episcopal WiU have its post-Eas- j the Negro, A Specialty Ct9 E. Lang St CA.l Its* Sr-alpTrealment A Specialty ter teg Sunday, April 28, 4 to 1 j _, Prep M_Uie TTarrea Turner ~"J»o Appointment Necessary Wom u Operators: Clara Caldwell. Operators: Ferrts BessJey. p. m. in the Guild room at the I * "Rested in becom- Matste Brow a, Clara Rogers. Ruth Gtasseo, CUra Roes, church. . tag part of the study group Lear Ware, Msry Frances Aimed* Miseaheimer Evelyu Carttwelt. Louis Kssselt. Aanle Kate Jaekseu. J should attend the neat meeting (Hooey I Wright. Operators Rev. Herbert Smith is rector, Beralce Bagbea Ne Apperuane-t Necessary at Miss Roberts' address.. Mrs. Augusta R Ward is. pres "Operators Wanted" t LITTLE ident and Mrs. Leona Smith is HOUSE of BEAUTY Chairman. THE SISTERS- JUST A MERE WLW-C'S SALLY FLOWERS CHATS WITH 1,1 a- Omegas At Copa Complete Beauty Service halia Jackson, well known radio and recording star, who Music Lessons Now Offered Members of Iota Psi. under Beatify Satott Hair Styling a Specialty appeared recently as Sally's guest on the Ch. /f station. BEAUTY SMON 346 N. Jtti. St - CL. t-33?t graduate chapter of Omega Psi 941 Mt Vernon Ave. CL. 1-C13 I VIOLA MITCHELL. Prep Complete Beaaty Service UKTKAa I Phi fraternity, will host the pub- IDA MAE SMITH. Operator Maye DigMe. Sally ANNA BO/CM AN. Prep. PUYSCHOOt I tic Of an affair called "A Night Nolan. Anna t-'lenard. Lilly Navb. Willie Mae ' in the Casbah," Friday, April Complete Beauty Service Operators Tucker. Oprs. 354 Wilson Ave. CL, t-TtlS j l». at the Copa Club, IMS'* Mt ^pptln^ments 9AMt P Clgetha i urrlag'en Children Ages 2-10- 109 Innis Ave HI. 4-«TlS •'Booths For Rent* I Vernon av., Coluinbus. Janey CUT'S Beaaty Shop- •Transportation- u Open For Business At Hours: 91? Mt Vernea Ave. 6:30 A. M. -- 5:30 P. M Lucius K. Lee's "Aa ! See Mi OK? •MA'S BEAUTY SHOP tin Locke's Barber Shop) City and Stole Approved It,** every week on the edi Cempiete Beauty Service— Hair Styling sod Scarp Treatment Operator** Pa aline Smart, Irs. Ransab Samett. Prep torial page, is another award Prep. Ima Johnson, Oprs. Annie Roth Ashley, Virginia Ely winning Sentinel feature. Warnie Lee Hensley SM SL Clair Ave. CL 3-04*3 Open Daily 9 A. M. to t P M. IP* CLASSIC CURTIS, BEAUTY SALO\ FASHIONETTA BEAUTY BAR 92$ Mt Vernea CL. l-Jtnt CA8VER en E LONG ST. CA 4WSI2 Complete Beaaty Service Compleie Beauty Service PRODUCTS Oprs: Gertrude Me El ray, Ka Uterine Go-sell. Charlie Mac Lagan, Prep. Eileen Stamps, Herbert Sellers. Winifred Wallace. Operators. Levelia Oss-ies. m TO LOOK YOUR BES' Gladys Lucille Reeves. Leoax Wade, Louise Ray. OPE** DAILY GIFTS Margaret Long, Sarah Boyd. 12 NOON Helen Patrick. Esther login TIL f_a% M. NOVEiriES Ida Mae Griffin, Travis MB.S. CASH 1012 IT PAYS TO LOOK YOUR BEST' Jackson We carry a variety of nationally accepted cosmetics" and home products oy Carver and Curia* . . . PLUS novel gift Mt. Vernon items and erecting cards of alt kinds. Come m and browse Avenue You'll Be A Picture Of Loveliness around, soon. After A Visit To GOLOIE'S ***% Nook Nifty Gift Shoppe HAIR STYLIST PROCESS SPECIALIST ll« E. LONG ST. CL. 3-*2i2 817 E. LONG ST. (CL. 3-66*9 Til. J1:30 A. M„ ONLY) Goldie Bailey. Prop. Albert A Howard. Mgr Verona Thompson. Operator Don't put It off any longer! Subscribe ia Tha Obi* . MRS M. L. CASH. PROP. SenUnel today I $6.50 « year. SATURDAY. APRIL 20, 19&7 SRC. 2—PAGE 7 LL20, 1957 TUB OHIO SENTINEL SKC 2—PAGE 8 THE OHIO CIRCLE DISCUSSES Mt.OI V. A. & B. Meat Market OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL EASTER By HARltr CRfl NEW LOCATION - 240 50. FOURTH SL AND CAIttERIN MART MEANING OF EASTER JANICE Mrs. Lena Petin Cooper, 78 E. It waa Easter well, Virginia Crawford, Deb • . • • • CA. 4 0716 • • • • when a few deve MILLER 11th av., Columbus, was hostess orah Minor, LaJa Ramsey, to Sunlight Sewing Circle of DECKER'S CAUA HAMS lb. 29c Shiloh Baptist v came sweet Margaret Hopewell, Reba Den ca'ted at ML Veri Friday, April Bethany Bpatist, Sunday. Mes ton, Ethel A. Smith. Minnie BEEF STEAKS Lean, Tender lb. 39c dames Dorothy Goins and Ethel Williams, Ethel Farrar aad PORK ROAST Lean, Calln-Styla lb. 29c I ton avsv, Column; 12, in what iganixatronal mef A. Smith read papers on "What l.tmir Lattimer. CHICKENS Fresh-Dressnd In. 29c a one of the vet Mission, form Easter Means to Me," SLICED BACON ENDS 2 lb. 3Sc ost fabulous Guests attending were I.u EGGS Fresh From Nearby Farms , do». 35c of today's Mt. roungcr set The circle's next project is the .clue Stewart, Dorothy Goins, PURE LARD Kettle-Rendered 4 lb. 75c 428 E. Main sL [hday parties "annual May fair and chicken Clara Batter, Lacy Wheat, Quality - Credit - Selection BOLOGNA Piece lb. 29c fhia thriving% s* t the year, dinner, Thursday, May 23, at tha Myrtle Green. Adele Harper WIENERS Emgee Cello-Parted 3 lb. $1.00 ly consecrated co ace was Neil home of Mrs. Lunie Lattimer, and Kay Roan. on easier terms PORK SAUSAGE {, 3 lb. $1.0C observe 50 years louse hotel, 1278 N. 8th st Christ and Colurn rlor B. Some The circle meets again May 12 WE ACCEPT RELIEF ORDERS! ) guests paid Member* attending included at the home of Mrs. Minnie Wil RESUME OF a pects to Miss Marjerie Sparfca, Ida Hope liams, 94 N. Ohio av. sed by Mrs. Will iller. As the QUALITY AND SERVICE ARE I general chairman and played 1 If you had a million Easter Sunday any admired Taking over !a fashion OFFERED BY THESE COLUMBUS 9 a, m., c*der m icy footwork 'Rhapsody In Fashion .,. looking wonderfully dollars you couldn't congregation, und Mr. Miller COMMUNITY 8USIHH5U Mrs. Anna C. Th«. i his charm- well in this coat and dress better. Your 'Age club chairms ; daughter in Theme Of Shrine Show dress ensemble . . . credit is good at GIVE THEM YOUR SUPPORT l^enled on WTVN e first dance People Next Door "Rhapsody in High Fashion "Even though the show of the. ensemble is a CURTISS. Take from the evening, Key" will be the theme of the beauty and talent will count SO Wednesday, Aj iry Janice is Shrine beauty and talent show percent," Hill continued, "other "must-have" for 6 months to 1 year MICKEY'S MARKET WILLIAMS (Neighbor night a i daughter of being presented Friday, May 2-4. points can be gained by creating to pay. Groceries • Meats • Sundries GMMERY jhekl in the main r. and Mrs. spring. You'll find 1180 St. Clair at Leona Ave. j7:30 p, m. Gueati in East High school, Columbus. something of vdhie — acting, Ol OAatFI-LO AVE mes Miller of AX. 1-75
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by their fruits ya shall know them.** "Not everyone that saith unto SERMON ON THE MOUNT HINTS FOR THE RELIGIOUS CHA Me, "Lord, Lord," shall enter in- By INEZ ALEXANDER to the Kingdom of Heaven; but OMpHE MERCIFUL'* ... Matt. ,can never owe each other aa he that doelh the will of My Fa much aa the big debt of sin they ther which is in Heaven. Many YOUNG HOMEMAKER "Merciful" means (1) to be Sowed God; and -if God through AYINGS OP JESUS . . , will say to Me in that day, 'Lord, moved with pity; (2) lenient; j pity forgives our big debt, how These sayings of Jesus, which St. Matthew arranged a* one S Lord, have w« not prophesied in i (3) forgivenses, jmucb more ore we bound to for discourse, may have been spoken on different occasions from give each other, if wt are to be. MEND m Thy name, and in Thy name j In Matt. 18:21 35, Jesus tills Broiled rhleken many of the hillsides of Galilee. , done many wonderful works, and, saved! Jesus opened His mouth and taught His disciples, saying, '"Let of a man who owed 10,000 tal Buttered broccoli in Thy name have east out dev "Forgive ua out*" debts, as wa your light so shine before men, that they may. see your good ents, but was utterly unable to Teased vegetable salad with tomatoes ils?' And then will 1 profess un ^forgive our debtors" means, works, and glorify your Father which is in Heaven.'* pay when the debt fell due. How Hot bread to them, 'I never knew you: de-J '"judge and treat me EXACTLY "1 say unto you, love your ever his creditor was moved Aprlrot aeetar pudding {In pear halves part from Me, ye that work ini with pity and said. "1 will can as I judge and treat others—no enemies, bless them that curse jyou; seek, arid ye shall find; • • • cel YOUR entire debt of 10:000 more—no leas!" you. do good to them that hate knock, and it shall be opened quity.' *• APRICOT NECTAK PUDDING IN PEAR HALVES talents YOU owe me, if YOU you, and pray tax them which unto you:/or everyone that ask- » • • 1 1/J raps water ' i teaspoon vanilla will cancel the 100 pence YOUR I Mercy is the heart of the Gold- despitefully use you, and perse- eth receiveth; and ha that seek- JEM'S TAUGHT AS"one hav 1 teaspoon salt !• _• cap broken pecan halves, V debtor owes you." But, this man ; en Rule, and completes our debt cute you: that ye may be thejeth findeth; and to him that -/J caps uncooked white rice toasted ing authority, and not as the turned down the generous offer, |of sin against God In these children of your Father which isjknocketh it shall be opened." l 'r raps (a It as. can) 't enp whipping cream* chitted scribes, and the people were and made his debtor pay in full j words: "Therefore, whatsoever in Heaven; for He makclh Hia "All things 'whatsoever ye jye would that men should do lo apricot neetar 1 tablespoon beet or cane sagar astonished at His doctrine. the 100 pence, which brought his sun to rise on the evil and on the would that men should do to 3 tablespoons beet or cane '•n teaspoon vanilla own big debt of 10,000 talents jyou, do yt even so to 'hem; for . angar H to 10 canned pear halves good, and sendeth rain on the'you, do ye even so to them; for this is the law and the prop bark on himself. ': teaspoon mare (Ne, 2'j can) just and on the unjust." j this is the law and the prop- Lucius E. Lee's "As 1 See hets." (Matt. 7:12,) ONE OF COLUMBUS' NEWER CLUBS, CYGNETTES, entertained gue*ta at • » » dinner at the Skyline Tuesday. Organized about 18 months ago, the club plans to de Put water, salt and rice in2 quart saucepan. Bring to vigor "Take heed that ye do not 'hets." It," every week on tbe edi THE GLARING significance Rcwaid for the -merciful n%\ velop and strengthen a finer womanhood and to contribute some measure of cultural ous boll. Turn heat low as possible. Cover with lid and simmer your alms before men, to be j • • • torial page, is another award over this low heat 14 minutes. Stir in the upricot nectar. Cover seen of them: otherwise ya have ENTER YE IN AT the strait winning Sentinel fea^ire. of this lesson is a* follows: Men i-They shall obtain mercy." achievement to the community. Members and guests, from left: Anna Bishop. Joyce and simmer about 25 minutes or until liquid is absorbed. Stir oc no reword of your. FatheiTwhich gate: for wide is the gate, and Nix, Dorothy Wilson, Marjorie Wilson, Mary Black, Margaret Cochran, Doris Harris. casionally. Stir in 3 tablespoons sugar and mace. Cool slightly. Is in Heaven." broad is the way, that leadeth to Standing: Marion Burkes. Joann Guess, Ruth Martin, Hudie Dunning*. Edith Pryor, Stir in V* teaspoon vanilla. Cover and cool. Cover and store in "LAY NOT FOR yourselves'destruction, snd many there be Treat the family to dinner Christine Jones.—Sentinel Staff Photo Bv Roosevelt Carter. refrigerator until time to serve. Toast the pecans by placing them treasures upon earth, where'which go in thereat: because — . , in a 350 F. oven about 10 minutes. Dot with butter or margarine moth and rust doth corrupt, and strait is the gate, and narrow is and stir occasionally. Just before serving, whip cream until stiff. where thieves break through and the way, which leadeth unto life, Ohio Sentinel editorials are independent, unbosaed and unbiased. Read them every Fold in 1 tablespoon of sugar and V4 teaspoon vanilla. To servo, EASTER SUNDAY! week in The Sentinel. steal: but lay up for yourselves 'and few there be thjt find it." mound some of cold rice mixture in center of each pear half. treasures in Heaven, for where j "Beware of false prophets, Sprinkle with'pecans. Top with the whipped cream or you may your treasure is, there will your i which come to you in sheep's spread some of the rice on a dessert plate. Sprinkle with pecana. heart be also. clothing, but inwardly they are / Add pear half and top with whipped cream. "No man can serve two mas-'ravening wolves. Ye shall know This recipe makes 8 to 10 servings. tcrs: for either he will hate the them by their fruits. Every good one, and love the other; or else tree bringeth forth good fruit; he will ! old to the one, and des but a corrupt tree bringeth forth Broccoli Side Dish Delightful pise the other. Ye cannot serve evil fruit. Every tree that bring God and Mammon." Broccoli au gratin is a tasty and \*t cup more grated cheese. eth not good fruit is hewn down, "Ask, and it shall be macaroni side dish. Bake in moderate oven (350 F.) given and cast into the fire. Wherefore 30 minutes. Serve hot. Makes 4 Add 2 teaspoons salt and 4 servings. ounces elbow macaroni to 3 cups boiling water. Boil rapidly, stir- Foods | j ring constantly, for 2 minutes. Cover, remove from heat and BRING let stand 10 minutes. Mean just can't'bufn while, melt 2 tablespoons butter or margarine in top of double boiler. Stir in 2 tablespoons en riched flour. 1 teaspoon salt and DINNER DELUXE dash of pepper. Gradually add 1 LUNCHEON and DINNER cup milk and cook until thicken _ '(Choke of One) — Grape Juke ed, stirring constantly. Add 1 Tomato Juke r" cup grated cheese. Rinse maca Creamed Chicken Soup Fruit Cocktail roni with warm water and dram • Relish Tray -well. Cut flowerlets from stdnTs of 3 cups cooked broccoli (about : HAM STEAK # 1 pound). Cut stalks into W in. I INTO YOUR HOME With Glued Pineapple Ring cubes. Mix with macaroni and VEGETABLES — Choice of Two put mto greased 1H quart cas- j •Whipped Potatoes - Buttered Broccoli - Mustard Green* serole. Pour cheese sauce over j the macaroni. Arrange tops of ; Candied Yams -"Gre^p Lima Beans - Creamed Corn broccoli around ed«i» of caaser- ' Transform it into spring freshness and brightneaa Int Milk ole. Mix 'i cup mHted butter or j W * »rf Salad - Special Hot Roll* - Coffee - Tea margarine with <« «"iip enriched j one day. Deliver your slipcovers and drapes to Swan Desert — lie Cream and Cake bread crumb* S-uinkle top of j in the morning—pick them up the very same day casserole with bread crumbs ' on automatically-controlled sparkling with renewed color and freshness. electric surface units - With AU Dry Cleaning Automatic thermostancaliy-con*rollcd sun'ece unit* This on lhe new electric ranges lorn ordinary cooking Protective plastic garment bags pans into automatic utensils! Just set the control attractive for the cooking heal you wont . . . the unit pre returned with all cleaned clothes heats in a hurry . .,. then holds the heat within the pan at the temperature you set. No pot-watching, no over-heating! for easiest-ever cooking . . . get an electric range! Visit the Electric Company office "or assistance in selecting the range that will best uit your family's needs.
(•2.00 VALUE). WE SERVE A CO. is YOURS CHILD'S tfefuetKic TLATE COLUMBUS AND SOUTHERN OHiO ELECTRIC COMPANY for only 69c BIG n»*». »H*I Choose your automatic electric range from the,se famous brands when you buy •STURDY @*M ADMIRAL a carton of GENERAL ELECTRIC RCA WHIRLPOOL •COLORFUL NOVELTY FOOD BAR MONTGOMERY WARD PHILCO NORGE I FRIGIDAIRE KENMORE Coca-Cola! • DECORATIVE WESTINGHOUSE WHITEHOUSE Serving Complete Meals Around The Clock HOTPOINT TAPPAN U. 4-0552 KELV1NATOR L & H COLUMBUS' LARGEST DRY CLEANER 741E. 10N6 ST. THERMADOR GIBSON .... THE COCA-COLA BOTfLlNG COMPANY OF OHIO SEC. 2--PAGE 12 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, APRIL 20. 19S{ SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1957 THffpTOtfNTm^ BEC.2— PAGE IS CALDWELL TEMPLE HIGH SOCIETY f*LANS FOR EASTER During Easter week, Caldwell a, in. The minister, J. Dallas By EUNICE WOOD Temple AME Jlion, Columbus, Jenkins, will administer the 0ALM SUNDAY wss ushered Inlo Colunftua with a bright sunny will be open daily at 12 noon for Lord's Supper. I sky end ths aroma of delicious coffee and sausage wafting prayer and meditation. Thurs Unit 7 will be in charge of from ths basement halt of the Masonic Temple on E, Long at. aa y^^wfS^ day, April 18, Mainly Thursday, Easter breakfast, 8 a. m. to 9:30 Delta Dekker members and thtlr husbands scurried shout to serva a joint celebration will be held a. m. At 9:30 a. m.. Church hundreds of hungry churchgoers who thronged to the club's annual with St. Paul AME. school program begins. Festival Palm Sunday breakfast. 'iy\ service of the Resurrection is at As soon as the breakfast seek The motion picture, "Barrab- 11 a. m. Chance], senior, junior ers were seated a pleasant Del ing directed by capable "Cuple,** bas the Robber" will be shown and Templairs choirs will pro ta Dekker member extended Rosebud Brown- Good Friday, April 19. sponsored vide music. cheery greeting, turned to her Displaying more the commer XJW by "Y"- Missionary. Saturday, co-waiter, a white jacketed Del Varick Christian Endeavor THE HARMONETTES cial side of the Easter season, ta Dekker husband, and between April 20, Is Solemn Fast day. presents an Easter message at albeit an enjoyable one, thia the two of them a plats of Easter morning sunrise services 6:30 p. m. Mrs. Helen Wadeker event always sttracta some will be held at Jet stadium atj's president Harmonettes To steaming hot sausage, horns thousand folk seeking no morn 5:45 a. m., sponsored by Coluni- The pastor will deliver the ser- fried, scrambled • eggs, plus a than momentary escape from bua Area Council of Churches, mon at 8 p. m. Young people's wedge of delicious crumbly cof the daily grind. fee cake and a single roll, was Sunrise begins at Caldwell, at 7 'choir provides music. Appear April 26 There was a surprisingly placed before them. Fragrant pleasant mixture of youth and Original Gospel Harmonettes hot coffee, second cup free, older folk with no seeming May all the happiness of the Easter season surround of Birmlnghma, Ala., will ap topped off the meal. conflict anywhere. pear In a concert Friday, April To say that Lu]a Reed waa Trinity's Drama Club 26, 8 p. m., at Refuge Baptist, Everyone was congenial, re captivating is to say that the 20th and Atchcsot. sts. linquishing their seats as soon yon and your family. Hay you rejoice anew in Hie Empire State building is rather as they finished eating. Patron Will Present Pageant Their appearance is sponsored age at the Delta Dekker break tall! She was fantastic! I didn't by the Educational Board of the fast would have made any one hear a word she said but I un miracle of spiritual rebirth. Hay the glory of the Dramatic club of Trinity Bap ter pageant. Easter Sunday, in church. of the local restaurateurs ec derstood every one of them. Her tist will present its annual Eas- the auditorium of ths church. static. beat is terrific and the way she The pageant, "His Day of Mary L. Myers is chairman. belts out the blues rocks tha Day shine brightly in your heart throughout the Triumph," tells the slory of the Rev. R. F. Hairston, Sr., Is pas Ruby Hairston was chair house. TIP-TOP CLEANEKS Crucifixion and Resurrection. tor. man of the projecL An active group of ths church NEXT WEEK "HIGH SO year to come. This b our Easter wish for you. ONE OAT SERVICE for more than eight years, the PALM SUNDAY AT NOON— CIETY" visits the kennel show Ptrk I'p sod Delivery Dramatic club is supervised by Conveniently located, Masonic at Vets Memorial. Watch for it! Seeond Baptist Temple was only minutes away 876 Ml. VERNON AVE. Mrs. Georgia Brandon. Mrs. from any church. Bethany Pres Columbus Ohla Lena Sullivan is president. The public is invited. Sunday, April 21 (Easter), ser byterian is no exception. Conse vices at 2nd Baptist, Columbus, quently, minutes later the dedi SERMONETTES begin at 6 a. m. with a program cated but simple service of the COLUMBUS LAUNDRY Ministers Meet by young people's choir, followed Presbyterians unfolded In this or. DRY CLEANING by breakfast and 10:45 a. m.. ser small edifice on N. Garfield By REV. STANLEY S. SMITH Buptist Ministers Bible Lea mon by the pastor, Rev. C. F. halfway between Long and Mt. This Easter Message Brought To Sentinel Readers Courtesy The Following Listed Business and Professional People snd Churches 90S ML Vernoo Ave., Col's. O LLOWERS OF God—Ephi gue, 106 Lexington av., Colum Jenkins. Knight • Templars will Vernon. Psians 5:1. Family and Bachelor Bundles bus, meets each Monday, (Hj j worship in a body. Senior choir Elder and Mra, L. L. Dickerson Drapes. Blankets, Repairs I At Bethany, babies are p. tn. Motto is "The Bible is Our renders "The Crucifixon" at 7:45 The Hebrew people, upon en OAKLEY AYE. BAPTIST CHURCH HOSACK BAPTIST CHURCH ^ - Alterations christened on Palm Sunday. And Congregation Guide." Rev. O. U. Gardner is p. m. . , . Sunday morning. Rev. tering into the promised land of president. Rev. H. H. Teague In Something about the bobbing FLORINE RAMSEY. Mgr. Jenkins spoke at 10:45 a. m., wo Canaan, became imitators, or" 11 A. M. — "There Was One Who Doubted" Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Teague structor and Rev. W. L. Lee re heads, the barks young and C I.. RAMSEY. Prop. men's chorus sang. Mrs. Kath- followers, of ths culture sur MONROE AVE. CHRISTIAN CHURCH cording secretary. straight and eager for living, And Congregation ryn E. Thomas rendered a solo. rounding them. The change, Services Held Temporarily At 398 S. Oak ley Arm. Columbus, Ohio the small dimpled hands hold Garfield Elementary School 11 A. M. — "The Resurrection" Baby dedicated was Roderick A, ing onto Rev. John B. Quick as from a nomadic life to a settled Kev. J. A. Ashburn, Minister Hawkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. j he christened them with a life, found God's chosen people Stuart R. Hawkins . . . Prayer] sprinkle of water, something constantly menaced by the in A. W. BURNS & SONS Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Jenkins SPECIAL EASTER service is Thursday, 8 p. m.. "and ! about It all touched the heart clination to imitate others. Thus APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF CHRIST And Congregation the same hour Circle 6 meets like a plea and brought home Paul in the letter to the Ephe- CONSTRUCTION (0. $150 with Mrs. Edna Douglas, 175 N. the significance of terms like i sians says, "Be ye therefore Rev. and Mrs. Karl Smith j imitators of God, as beloved Paving Contractors SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH CORSAGES 18th st. . . . Friday at 8 p. rn. Be hope, faith, the courage of par And Congregation thany Presbyterian choir will children. ancLwalk in love, even Offices In Columbus k Jackson, O. enthood! - —' 186 N. 17th St. Columbus, Ohio $450 sing "The Seven Last Words of as Christ also loved you . . . " - 472 S. Washington Ave. Columbus, Ohio Main Office. . 424 Woodland Ave. CL. 2-7218 Christ" . . . Sunday.. April 28, The ministry of song as per a e a ORCHIDS . • • I formed by Bethany's choir and Circle 4 spring tea wul ibe held SYRIA, EGYPT, Ethiopia, the ministry of the spoken word Other Corsages in Roses 4-7 p. m. Mrs.,Laura Mack is Philistia, C h a 1 d e a, Assyria, in the morning address by Rev. UMON GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH Gardenias and Camellias Babylon, Persia.'A rabi*. « SULLY'S LOAN OfflQ PRICE BROTHERS CO.. president . .-. The sick: Mesda Quick were nourishing for the PUT FLOWERS: ROSES. CARNATIONS, ETC. mes Bettie Gore, White Cross; Greece, Rome—all these advan- 266 N. Champion Ave.- Columbus, Ohio SAVE MONEY AT THE Mary Sawyer and Belle Carter. mind and the spirit. Tension iced stage's "of progress' offered "Largest Pawn Stock In City" Z. B. Richardson SL Anthony, Cora Lawrence, S b ]aCed l{h mUch WALL FLOWER SHOP ZlZ* tl° ir* A* * writrng" metalcra^ Rev. Phale D. Hale Col's, O. Williard Mackey, Gladays Starr, organised thought instead of art, music, hteratura, to tha 1063 ML Vernon Av«. CL. 24)336 154 Welch A-o. nagging doubt and fear. \h^oti ^ W. State St. CA. 1-6619 Mr. Thomas Nash. Churchgoers at Bethany re- _ut Ia s it was then „, , ^ ^M__2* - *• tetL^£ ?r™ FEATHERSTONE MARKET m BEAR MARKETS BROOKS FUNERAl HOME »« inurcn. jhave no othpr Godg bef()re Mft .. S -,.._.. * * * Thus saith the Lord. Mr. & Mm. Albert Featherstone, Prop. Wayne Brown. Pmld.ot George W. Brooks SALE-V7- 8 NEW SPRING STYLES PALM SUNDAY IN THE P.M. j Greater than the devotion of -In direct contrast to the quiet David and Jonathan, of Ruth for 459 N. 18th St. CL. 2-0559 770 W. SMdtk SL Col\ O. 1108 E. Long St CL. 3-1411 aV W US th did themselves up . tint (love Christ, to feed the sheep, Dr. and Mrs. H. Beecher Hicks - ster Styles - Factory Fresh! pre-Easter package with their to be concerned about the lost CULPEPPER REALTY CO. PLAZA HOTEL 4 APEX presentation of Sonny Thomp sheep. And Congregation son, his band and Lula Reed and Sales, Appraisals & Property Management RECREATION PARLOR Are you a follower? William C. Culpepper, President the brief but busy fashion show- Are you in Christ? Frank Drungold, Prop. MT. OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH 825 E. Long St. CL. 3-6508 434 E. Main St. Columbu*, Ohio THE COLUMBUS HOME LAUNDRY 738-740 E. Long St. AND DRY CLEANERS Cleaners and Launderers of Quality and Distinction A Onr Stop Cleaaiag Service McCOWN'5 PINE ROOM BAR & LOUNGE C CHRIST MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH tit E mvn «£" Work Done At 0ur p,an* Columbus. O. • CL. 15415 785-787 Mt. Vernon Aee. . Col's, O. NOVELTY FOOD BAR 100 N. 20th SL ColumbusrOhlo^ Rev. L. H. Johnson & Congregation Excellent Service At J. J. McCown, Prop. • 741 E. Long SL CA. 44652 Mooney Chinese Hand laundry & .I. . .n. • ,,.—..-j:...... i . ii Dry (leaning One-Stop Laundry & Drv Cleaning 210 E. TOWN ST. __%Tw%! i *8» SS FUMIHGO ?tUB 4 GRILL BAND BOX RECREATION PARIOR LONG 4 1TTH PHARMACY GILBERT'S T„.«»_- »« ML Vernon Ave. M6 E. Long SL ltt£ff£2 *• *•"• F" M- DaUy 7 A- *••« * M. Dally 790* E. Long St. James Dixon, Prop. | 899 ML Vernon A»«. Col's, O. 893 E. Loog St. CL. 2-0231 SEC. 2—PAGE 14 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, APRIL 20. 1957 SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 19S? THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC.2—PAGK 16 Lcn| Ranger, Lassie, All-Star Ads Good Ducats Remain For At Fairgrounds Coliseum April 23*24 The Lone Ranger, an ever owe much to their ancestors, growing tradition on the Ameri and to pay this debt, they must Amusements 'Biggest Show Of Stars' can scene through personal ap maintain their heritage and Mrs. Byrd files pearances, radio, TV, comics pass it on to their decendants. Comeback Tough, Says Edna McGriff and nearly 100 associated enter Lassie is known to millions Gladys Byrd, 1903 E. Long st., prises. . appears at Ohio state throughout the world from films DETROIT.—The return road When ske felt she was ready Columbus, charged Henry Lee fairgrounds Coliseum Tuesday and personal appearances. As In Columbus On April 25 to success is always harder than to return she signed a contract with neglect and absence in suit and Wednesday. April 23-24. 4 the star of the "Lassie" TV the original trip. »ay» 21 year with the Gale agency. Although for divorce. The Byrds were old singer Edna McGriff, now she's remembered ky seme and 8 p. m. On the bill with him show. Lassie has gained a uni '.married five yeart ago In FL will be the famed dog. Lassie. que place in the annals of tele making her show business come people, euite a few of today's Worth, Tex. A number of all-star acts will be vision. Approximately 36.000.000 back. Fame came iter way ear youngsters on the rack aad presented. viewers watch the show every ly. In 1951 she hod an idea and rail kirk never beard the aame The Lone Ranger programs week. 60 percent adults. a song. She got a record con fedaa MrGrl/f. tract and recorded "Heavenly have always stressed the fact Tickets are on sale at Hea- Father," a tune sb« wrote and But that Isn't getting her that young people of America ton's. sang. down. Owners of clubs and thea Bitting the million mark, the tres where she's appeared since tone established her ea the January are enthusiastic in their 1 big time. Her weekly earnings praise and say she's matured in 'Jamaican Festival soared to $Z50e. voice and improved in style since her first rise to fame. But two years ago she retired Presents Nightly Starting to have a child. Being a house THE wife somehow didn't erase thoughts of show business and Easier Monday MARCHING PATROL OF ALLA BABA TEMPLE NO. S3 will perform in it* five months ago she took her Culturettes Jack entirety at Shriners* beauty and talent show at East High school, Columbus, May 24. FIVE SATINS CLYDE McPHATTER music and gowns out of the (Chapter 10 Ohio A.-wTn National Gold patrol of temple observes new display sign telling of coming show. LENTY OF good Beats remain available for the "Biggest trunk. This patrol, along with the other units, will exhibit many of their 1957 movements at Beautician*) Carson APRIL the big production. Gold patrol will be accorded an honor when it escorts winner of P Show of Stars of '57," coming to Columbua' Veterans contest to Philadelphia. Memorial building for two present annual performances next Thurs day, April 25, at 7 and 10 COIFFURE Trio 22nd Wins Racer p. m. Featuring Jock Carson Y Show Talent Studded For saving potalo chip bags to Tickets are on sale now at On Tenor San. Eddro Jfeaton's Music Store and BEAUTIRAMA l.itilefleid On Piano, Leon "UTS GO Spring St. "V" annual variety Pat bivens. blues shouter, is j the tune of 35,000 points, William Logan On Drums Lawrence Burgess. 149 N. Car- may be purchased at the show is really loaded with talent , another performer along with Memorial building box of CAIYPSO" this year. j Chester Clumpier, known for his field av., Columbus, won an En & DANCE 'live* On Our Stage glish racer bike. fice on the evening of the Scheduled to appear May 3 at i musical arrangements. performances. COPA BALLROOM Entertainment Nightly MAD FAD FROM TRINIDAD East High school, the show will j San-Souci dancers promise to William won the racer from 10484 Mt. Vernon Ave. 9 P.M. til 2:30 A.M. feature Don Tate and combo Stars include Fats Domi • give the show a calypso beat. "Jr. Auction." over WTVN-TV. no, Bill Doggett. Clyde Mc- with lovely Nora Fay. The popular Vallejos, Dot re The bike was awarded William Never A Door, Cover The Tate combo recently Phatter. LaVern Baker, the Sun., April 21 CALYPSO EDDIE cording stars, will round out the in Town and Country shopping Five Keya, Chuck Berry, or Minimum Charge fought Rusty Bryant band in a evening. center. AND HIS jazz battle at Ohio Wesleyan Ann Cole, the Moonglows, 5 To 9:30 P. M. university. the Five Satins. Charles Servedltl 2:3fA.M. Brown, Eddie Colley and the Dimples, the Schoolboys MUSIC BY Liquor-Beer-Wine ISLANDERS and Paul Williams and or Raleigh Randolph CAST OF 6 Pistol Packer chestra. PAUL WILLIAMS RALEIGH RANDOLPH and Artists in the "Biggest his orchestra will provide mu Tickets Now By OUR NOW PLAYING LITCHFORD CLUB Show of Stars" number 100 and will present 2Vi hour per sic for dancing when the Cul Members, At Copa Box NEW LOUNGE Is Fined, Jailed turettes present their at. tual AVAILABLE FOB formances. Office. Price: $1.25. A 10 day workhouse term and i 90 N. FOURTH 51. COLUMBUS, 0. '"Coiffure Beautirama" at PR1VAT.E PARTIES. $50 fine were imposed on a 30 ' Copa ballroom. Columbus, COIM, O. CALL CL 2-aftM FOR ON A NATIONAL TOUR, THE TROUPE appears in RESERVATIONS. Henry Marr JffS** yeor old Columbus man who PRESENTS Sunday. April 21. from 5 to pleaded guilty to carrying a con the Cincinnati Garden on Wednesday. 8:30 p. m. cealed weapon. _ _ GLEANIIKAD TOUB8 +* He is John Croom, 1450 E. fUPCR ATTRACTIONS pv-eseyts CLUB Long st. JIMMY'ALLEN TRIO N. YORK. — Absent from tha Garlands Enter Police reported Croom was tour circuit the pest two year*, hjkjj _• __ ]lieB^t$lw<>f$tatt*r57 All IN PEPWN 772 E. LONG ST. armed with a .22 calibre revol ver when arrested in front of Eddie (Mr. G|eanhead) Vinson is |j|Y0|X£ vOUIl Featuring currently headlining a four star 8-7765 611 E. Mound st. Patricia T. Garland, •Ml Ham package "f rhythm and blues The revolver was ordered con • JACK WILSON — ON ORGAN ilton av., Columbua, is apparent fiscated. performers. Others in the troupe L • JOHN STEWART — ON DRUMS ly calling it quit* to her little with the ex-CoOtie Williams* more than a year marriage to ft • JIMMY ALLEN — ON SAX b«md saxman-vocalist are Gene Willie J.. R. W3 Mt. Vernon a*. MERR1 Y MAKERS, INC PRESENT THEIR ANNUAL and Eunice, Vikki Nelson and I Charging Garland with cruelty WGHTtY 9 P. M. Ttt 2:30 A. M, Gene Barge. land neglect, she asked for a di- [vorce and an order restraining Weil furnrsaed, ties a arltfe [him from encumbering or re son wadere oatel taetlities moving furniture or moreating Sunday Dance K.au»n from coast to eoast tor her. -'aomellke atmosphere. ' • Cooper's lourtsl • •4 ORGANIZATIONS TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - There DANCING SSt N. nth St. CL. S-A1U are some M student organiza Columboa. O. tions at the 70 year old Florida VALLEY DALE BALLROOM Sunbury Rd. EVERY JAMES COtrPEB. Mgr. Fri. & Sat. JA-M university. 10 P. M. till 2 A. M. HEW FORD HOTEL NO. Z 4521 E. LONG ST. TeL CA. 4-0421 FIZZ* FOB Cehjmaaa O. featuring music by Traasieat aad Permaaeoi GeesU Welcaoie COPA BEKEBVA- turd Hotel No. 1 Still Operated at 17f North 6th SL ALL TIONS MB8. B H. FOBD. Proprietress CA. fc LEGAL CALL Chuck Selby BEVERAGES CI. • IMS Ticket* Now By Members, CLUB THE HAWKINS At Skyline Bar. C. & R. 1MSI«-1*» ML Veraea 65 N. MONROE AVE. CL. 3-4815 iffc i s mEMOtaL BLOG. <**. Grill, Capitol City News. and his orchestra OUo CO. A BALLROOM now available for rental to groups for We Walcome Old aad New Patrons Prkeg — $ l. 25 Adv. $ 1.50 private and public dances, parties, conference* and con MRS.. AMK 25 • 2 BIO SHOWS • 7 4 19 P. M. sumer goods demonstration*. To reserve call Mr. Bend Transient Guest Welcome*! Ticket* Now i Heatoos Mask Store, SO N. High SL Price*: $L75 - $2.50 - $3 - $3.80 At Door. We Continue te Render the Same Eat I-area, % off, CLearbrook 2-19$5.^ TICKETS AT HEATON'S AND AT DOOR DAY OF SHOW Efficient
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SEC. 2—PAGE 16 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1957 SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGES —• " * i . .i« i i .I), New Management CrtARLlirS BAR Naghten Street Man Sl»p At The tin t hi Slga PYTHIAN GRILL Only Together Southern law Officials Turning Brer— Wine— Liquor see Mt. Vernon Ave. Brings Two Charges Good Food Beer — Wine — Food Hrs 8 A**vl 'til 1 A M Three Months Charges of neglect and wilful Back On Man Terror, Says Look Dst'v A San. 1 A M. I A M absence were brought against M/Sgt. .Ralph M. Tarm. 373 N, YORK.—Law enforcement Klan Intimidation." Lacille A Charlie Jordan, Eugenia P., Cleveland, by Paul Props. c/Jmusements Hamilton av., Columbua, mar officials in the south are ignor "As in the 1920'*. sheriffs and John Pettis, 400 N. Naghten at, 119 Harrison Are. TURNER'S . ried Audrey Mae, July 14. 1951. ing a new wave of terror and police chiefs throughout Dixie, Columbua. About three months later he was crime by the revived Klu Klux with notable exceptions, treat IN IHE JAZZ IDIOM RESTAURANT As he filed for divorce, Pettis aent to overseas duty in Ger Klan. a national magazine char Klan raiding parties gingerly, 4MH E. Long St. told the court he would cotninue many. They have not lived toge ged Monday. frequently warning them against 9* Beer - Wine - Whiskey to support the two children as he ther since, Tann stated. Noting that tbe Elan Is en 'rough stuff.but seldom crack HOME COOKED FOODS had been doing. joying. Its greatest resortence ing down or exposing known ABOUT KENNY DORHAM S75 CA. Mill MT He has been willing to provide living quarters for his wife, but since the M's, a survey In the members," the magazine said. By JOHN S WALKELLKE1R In 1952, when Monk decided to •he refused to stay with him, Mental Health Institute new issue ef Look, magaslne Cited as "foes'* of the Klan NF ORTU- do trio gigs, Kenny again was according to the petition. reported that "fer every Dixie were police officials in Charlotte. ATE as forced to wander through the MICKEY'S GRILL The third annual mental health off trial who fights the. Klan, N. C, Jacksonville. F!a , and lM Filing for divorce, he charged institute is being announced by the truth Is, the lonely streets blowing when he Ml Michigan Ave., a dosen tarn their backs an Montgomery, Ala. hia wife, living in Newsport Franklin County Mental Health old axiom could. for. First Ave News, Va., with neglect and de 'often a brides Kenny then met Sonny Rollins Beer. Wine, Whiskey Ass'n. Tuesday, April 30, in tha WHY ROAM SHOP .1 / ff(t sertion. Ohio Slate Museum auditorium, h-Nji ill J^ maid, but never at a jam session, joined his quin Heme Cooked Feeds according to Rev. Phale Hale, DINAH WASHINGTON with a bride" is a tet and has been eating pheasant WE SPECIALIZE IN Shop At under glass ever since. Leaving RED HOT CHILI member of the institute commit her new husband. Eddie very respected Fulton Street Han .WHITEI.AW AUTO Ser Rollins he and Art Blakey form tee. Chamblee, and his band are dogma of mod vice's top mechanic Bob Ba ern jaxx. Espe ed the stirring Jazz Messengers Files For Divorce Dr. Robert C. Hunt, assistant ^ Short Or das touring the country appearing ker stands beside an engine cially is this which, though shortlived, was a VILLAGE TAVERN mental hygiene commissioner CURTISS ejuor Oevr&Witu before audiences in night clubs Charging neglect with details analyzer, DuMont's newest for N. York state, will be guest and on one nighters. true in the case glorious resurrection of neo-bop. 1X19 MT. VEKNON AVE shown at the hearing, Clarence mechanical brain develop leader and speaker. of trum peter » • • Columbus O. A. Bctts, 441 E. Fulton at., Co Your I ricrujk I isisuiv ment. The analyzer is used to Kenny Dorham. KENNY WAS ALSO rcsponsi Sorvmg the People in and lumbus, filed for severance Waterman Baldwin, executive Around Potndexter Village Dorhnm. in the esteemed class ble for the forming of the Jazz from Edith I. test ignition circuit and de secretary of Columbus Council Look Who's Here! It's "Jitney Roy" ... At BEER, WINE GOOD FOOP termine other motor trouble. of Social Agencies, will also with Diz. Miles, Fats Navarro Prophets, a group which met Nov. 22, 1955, was the wedd CREDIT STORE Open 7 AM. Close I P. M Baker, a grad of Trade School speak. THE PIT and Howard McGhee, ranks as with financial diffieulty. CHESTER K WHITE. Opr ing date. -» 33? N. 20TH ST. Columbus. O. the fifth most important bop It all might be said, with apt of Ohio, formerly worked for Addresses during the day will deal with community factors Chicken . Fish - Barbecue Our Specialties trumpeter of our infant bop era. truth, Kenny Dorham is a great the State Highway DcpL, Laz MENS and WOMEN'S contributing to mental health. In • Self Serve and Carryout, Despite his paramount contri jazz musician. The next time Accuses Spouse Of arus' garage and operated his the morning sessions, 0:15 to Open 24 Hours Daily butions to jazz, Kenny is prob you hear Someone in jazz say, QUALITY FOOD SHOP own garage before • joining 11:45, the'addresses'will cover CLOTHING and JEWELRY Yours Truly — "Jitney" Ro.v Lang-don ably the most unrated jazz mu "Dorham, you mean the sloppy Male Associations service force of Whitelaw's. Fats?" You say, "r{o, Dorham. 663 ML Vernon Are. CL. 2-05M religion, housing and the family. sician, as far as importance Is Viola deserted him to associ Ir the afternoon sessions. 1:43 to concerned, in jazz today. one of a few cats who made Bird Fried Chiefcen ate with other men, Mason Tal- i*ro,i J AS ANTHONY 4:13, addresses will deal with After Kenny left Proirte View smile when blowing." bott, Oil's Starr av., Columbus, CHICKEN • SEA FOODS & STEAKS • CHOPS lira II A. M. I A ML Wanfs Auto, industry, local government, the CURTISS college, where he learned the told the court. school and recreation. COCKTAILS • WHISKEY • BEER Tbe Best In Bar BO. Cbili. In addition, he stated, she did techniques of his instrument, he j Co-sponsoring the institute are GfM.D FOOD not perform her duties as a wife made it to where many go, but, £Ms Presley 'Maker' Furniture In the Psychiatric Ass/n, Psycho Prepared In Home Style In a proper manner. few survive—N. York. Once in logical Ass'n, the Social Worker* with the 52nd st. throng, he Records His Own Hit He filed to end the 16 year old Ass'n, the Council of Social EASY CREDIT struck up a valuable acquaint marriage in a divorce. Lieu Ot Alimony Agencies, Metropolitan Health ance with the late Fats Navarro . N. YORK. — Elvis Presley's In lieu of olimony. Dolores Council and State Division' of who taught Kenny a great deal biggest competition this season Southern Tea Terry Gilbert, 538 E. Long St.. j Mental Hygiene. 1012 Ml. \ hUNOS AVI: about jazz trumpet rudiments. may come from a source he Open* Daily - a A. M. Columbus, filed for the family 7JrTrTLONG ST. at HAMILTON AVE. This is borne out quite a bit to hadn't expected—the guy who To 11 P. II, auto and furniture in her divorce day when you dig Kenny blow wrote his biggest hit tune, Room THE MODERN suit against, Addison, R. 754 Leo his crackling staccato runs the "Don't Be Cruel." M«*l lo.r rnastfa M«r« nard av. She complained her way, well, almost the way Fats Chicken Dinners Every NU WAY CARRY OUT husband removed all the furni did. Otis Blackwell. 2t year old Sunday Home Fried Pins Brooklyn-born songwriter and 20th and Mt. Veraon ture from 445 Stambaugh av., NEW MANAGEMENT 618 E. LONG ST. NEXT DOOR TO STATE where they were Irving. singer, has decided to make a Home Cooked Pies ONE NIGHT IN THE CITY, LIQUOR STORE part time profession of singing Plate Lunches, Filing for divorce to end the Bird fell in where Kenny was!into a fulltime job. Party Snacks - Beer four year old marriage. Mrs. Sandwiches Wine - Mixers ..atime of AGONWHEEL blowing and dug. From then un- Lasl week his f)r3. rccord Gilbert accused her husband of til carlv 1947. every time Bird |,easc on tne Gale labt., ,1[Wt neglect und cruelty. hope and 598 5T. CLAIR al CURTIS - was in town he called on Kenny jTke Mv Word, Just Take-Mv Free Delivery Her petition also asked Gil for those stupendous jam ses-(Heart." was sent to "disc joc- bert to pay all debts contracted sions at the Three Dueces J**z. , . (L 8-6206 "* happiness FINE FOOD - BEER - WINE - WHISKEY kf vs An advance ordcr of M HONG KONG by the marriage. OPEN DAILY FROM 6 A. M. - 1 A. M. SC j000 discs were quickly exhustcd OSCAR FRANKLIN - MGR. In -May of the same year (in- sand Goldie Goldmark. manager RESTAURANT cidentallyv which" turned out to ofthe label, quickly ordered an IN PERSON In the Ee«ter miracle, there i» hope, rryentin*: "TOMMY'S TRIO" te, so far. the greatest year of [other pressing of 250.000 more. •nd inspiration to lift the beartsod bop) Kenny traveled abroad to 992 Mt. Vernon Ave. 1 RIDAYJf P. M. - 1 A. M. • SATURDAY 9 P. M. - M1DNITE Blackwell also wrote the tune. reward the spirit. Share the joy of the Paris jazz festival, where he Serving American And it joihed such aspirihg young gen LONE RANGER Easter with your family, friends, tlemen as Max Roach, Curly BURKES PLACE neighbor. . . . «»»* »• .*A«*h °° Russell, James Moody an^ How lOS-J NOKTH lib ST. CHINESE F00DI AND HOUSE OF K..-t. r Sunday. SOLID COMFORT ard McGhee. Columbus O. Chop Suey Of All Kinds • • • WHISKEY Sun.-Fri. 11 A.M.-l. A.M. Musical Entertainment Sat. 11 A.M.-3 A.M. SILVER" Nightly AFTER REIT It NINO TO the Singles - Doubles states he joined Dizzy's great BEER. WINE. FOOD CL. 3-3664 Always a surprise package lo band and stayed there until 1049 I oar beautiful Comer Cocktail where he joined J. J. Johnson's I Lounge for your ereninj's sextet. | enjoyment. After J. J.'s group took a ten HELEN'S FOOD SHOP I Cantonese Family Dinners count, Kenny drifted around N.! _ "Food Te Carry Oaf with Served At All Hours. We York, freelancing. Freelancing Specializing In Chicken. Barbecue. Fish and Southern Dinners Freshly Prepare Any Ordtr to the jazz musician means eat-1 Daily Early Till Very Late To Take Out. Operated by ing anything, anytime, any-J 1SS CLEVELAND AFE. HELEN JONES. Prep.. CA 4^»17 Oong Sang Yee and Louie Ho where without asking where it T.V.'s "LASSIE" Poy. jc-ame frornor if Emily Post digs j the way you store it away. 21*5HRIMP COW-BOYS - COW-GIRLS Cantonese Then Kenny got hie big break IN A BASKET Jade Room Ming Room when Thelonius Monk was in LIQUOR TRICK RIDERS & ROPERS Room town to form a group. He hired Beer • Wine OR Fish • French Fries INow available to Will aecommo- Seating f o r 60 Kenny on trumpet along with COWBOY-CLOWN - BUCKING jsocial clubs and date parties up persons in cum- altoist Lou Donaldson and tenor- Cube Steaks {private parties. to 100 persons, plete privacy for GRiLl Feed. Beer Te Carryont jman Lucky Thompson. Alter Champion ft ML Vernea CL. 5 »3M BAY REDMAN, Prop. BURRO (Complete Chin- Call CL. 2-0512 clubs and small that Kenny developed his con lese cuisine. for reservations, parties. ception and tonal originality to perfection. X TUB. APRIL 23 & WED. APRIL 24 Ike New [MACON HOTEL Torch Club OHIO STATE ROYAL GRILL KITCHEN Ml MT. VERNON AVE. COLUMRUS, OHIO FAIRGROUND^ COLISEUM McCOWHS Lounge j WE'VE A FINE REPUTATION AMERICAN and CHINESE RESIAU&ANT ! FOE FINE FOOD at SERVICE BEER • WINE • LIQUORS COLUMBUS, OHIO 366-368 N. 20TH ST. COLUMBUS. Q. Specialising In Italian Spaghetti and Pix**** 785 MT. VERNON AVE. FREE PARKING IN REAR "POPS" ALLISON. Prop. 2 BIG SHOWS-:-U I P.M. Open Daily 11 ;30 A. M. To 4 A. M. 752 E. LOOK St. CL, 2-0177 CARRXQVT SERVICE Tickets New: Beaton's Music Store Open DahV« A. at. - t.» A. M. 32.M • tZ.M - Sl.M — Children* Coder 12 Half Price J. J. McCOWN, Prop.
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PAGE 10 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1957 SATURDAY. APRIL 20, 1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 11 Magazine Editor's Opinion: (J. S. Can He Kelp The Jets! Vermounl Recreation Brooklyn Apes Indianapolis u___. SA'S SPORTS M-l Bowling Results Owes Louis More Than His Tax Tab APRIL If — Reynelds Hard What does America owe Joe i gallons of erode. GLEANINGS . ware 2; Roscoe's Car Wash 1, With down Kelly: Pollock Louisf - "Yet nobody gave him a de- Apex Recreation 2; Bonney- Russcll C. Harrington, commi- pletion allowance—and today 1 NGLES Floyd 1. Burger Beer 2; Novelty HOLLYWOOD, Fla. — "Now campaign which will carry the ssioner of Internal Revenue, who .understand' that he owes you By William (Bill) Bell • Sports Editor Food Bar 1. High single: J. C. that all the hulabnloo about the Funmakers over more territory dogs Joe's heels over back in- more than a million dollars Reid, 238.' High three: Warren Dodgers signing Clown Emmett in the single season than moat come taxes, was told last week j which he hag no chanca of pay- By Asa Feathers.one P a 1 m • r, 627. High single j Kelly to make personal appear major league club* cover in four r that this nation owes Joe more ing off, no matter how hard lie |F THE WEATHERMAN has been kind the Columbus Jet*' '57 (team): Novelty Bar, 923. Hlgh ances at Brooklyn and through or five. than he owes it jworks for the rest of his life. Not baseball season will be4wo days old by the time this immortal litre* (team): Apex. 2680. out the Nat'l League has been In an open letter to Barring-' even another emacipation pro prose sees the light of day. The Jets will start the season with announced, let it be stated that ton, John Fischer, editor-in-chief ;clamatinn could get Joe out of QU1NAS' TERRIERS and North's Polar Bears tied tor leader more sepia players on the squad than ever in history of a Colum STANDINGS— Reynelds, won they're only doing what our na of Harper's magazine, contrasts ; bondage . . . This bothers me ship in the City League with impressive victories last Friday. bus club. However, with the exception of the two hurlers, Al Jack 54, lost 43, 75 points; Apex, won tionally famous Indion.ipous Joe's plight with that of wen thy jsometimes. because I can't help Both have spotless 2-0 records. son and Lino Donoso, none is a starter. The other two members 55, lost 44, 71 points; Bonney- Clowns have been doing in base 1 ball for the past 27 yeats," com* oil men, some of whom make a'feeling that maybe we owe Joe The Terriers pushed five of the quartet are outfielders Joe Chri*tophcr*and Reggie Grenald, Floyd, won 50, lost 49, 67 points; returnees from last year's team mented Syd Pollock, general ma million dollars a day but who ar*| Louis more than he owes us, on runs home ia the second inn Butch McCord, last .year's first sacker, has been sold to Mexico Roscoe's, won 45, lost 54, 58 exempt from paying the full In- account of that evening when hc | (Ken Clupsaddle, Dennis Mc City in the AA Mexican League. points; Burger, won 45, lost 54, nager, from his now home office ing .mil one la the third, to here. come tax because of depletion edge East's ' rugged Tigers, Donald, Parker Brigner and A majority of the experts 56 points; Novelty Bar, won 48, t nix Max Schmeling apart. When "The Clowns have had a rega- allowance on oil wells. (•.'•. on the winners' diamond. Steve Byerly) the Cowboys wilt are picking the N. York Yen- to win a few games from the lost 51, 52 points. jSchmeling went down, scream- lar parade of funsters for "Actually, th* only thing Big Ron Molrhan and Frank receive help from newcomers fcees and Milwaukee Braves to champions. jing. the Nazi myth of racial su many seasons beaded by the wrong with this depletioa busi Corrova were the pacesetters Fred Ash, Don Furry, Dav* eep the bunting in their re Kansas City will be tougher ageless King Tut, and includ ness Is that yea don't carry it periority collapsed with him. Al. JACKSON, 21 year old for the Terriers, with three Mack, Gary Link, Larry Price, spective leagues. On paper one because the Yanks' castoffs will Jones, Ex-OSU Great, ing such standout performers tar enough.'* Fischer wrote in jWhat wu< that worth to us in the southpaw, is expected to be hits each. Mike Engl* and Gene Brobeck. cannot see how either will be fighting to prove the Yanks as Reece (Goose) Tatutu, for • the April Harper's. "Take the one of the Columbus Jets' Big miss. But I have a hunch the made a mistake in selling them war years that followed?" East's speedy Jim (Chicago) Florida A-M Clinician mer first baseman with the J.tf M case of eld Joe Louis. Be left Four this reason. He played mighty Yankees will not^jrun down the river. Wilson collected three hits al CENTRAL TRACK coach club; Ed Rammau, 'Mr. Base a little of his youth on tha ran- with Mexico City last year eff with the American League Paul Richards', general man TALLAHASSEE. Fla. -The "POIWTt ClAA BONORS JEFFEBSON so, while teammate Al Jordan Frank Howe sees a bright out-, ball Clown' himself; pint surd •at, along with the blood and where he compiled a 14-10 rec- pennant race. ager and field manager of the boss of Oklahoma's university of Today's [ HAMPTON. Va.-Horry R. accounted for two. look for his 1957 squad. The Buc- Spec Bebop, who acts as foil sweat, every time he crawled ord in the AA Mexican Lea Baltimore Orioles, only hope of Sooners* battling lines will be tfO. I ITIWSTVIO i Jefferson, athletic director at ancers will be led by Joe Mur * * * for Tilt's jests; and current out of the ring. Even Joe, tbe gue. His ERA was 2.87. a successful season is to knock one of the many top clinicians {Hampton institute, was honored DICK JONES, North's All- ray and George Hildreth. Mur BERE IS THE thought player Clowns Prince Jo Henry best of our time, had only so during the 13th annual football with a testimonial and elected Stat* basketball star, led the ray, a junior, is the Pirates' top which is causing me to make the Yankees out of the pennant. and Nftureboy Williams," «on- many fights in his system, Just • • • and basketball coaching clinic at [honorary president of Central Polar Bears nine to a 7-2 w,n'hurdler and Hildreth, a senior, aa ass of myself. Unites Pollock. as an oil well has only so many LAST YEAR DETROIT was Florida A-M university, June j Intercollegiate Athletic Ass'n at Patterson Can over Linden McKinley on the is the top half-mile and mile First, the bottom clubs like The Clowns soon start for their the only team to beat the Yanks 10-13. The Sooners* line boss is 'the 45th annual meeting in losers' field. Jones blasted a two man. The Bucs no doubt will be Washington, Kansas City and training camp In Florida to in over the season. There is no rea Gomcr Jones, ex-Ohio State uni f Washington last weekend. run double t» put the Bears on a top competitor in the city, but Baltimore will net be quite the augurate training for their 1957 son to believe the Tigers will not versity All-American. VALUES Last 10 Years, their way down victory road. probably won't be able to coo- pansles that they have been in AHKOW MAOIC CARPET The 6 ft. fastballer gave up only- tend with East's Harriers. past years for the Yankees. be as strong Or stronger. We al- four safeties. Washington will "be harder for [*' believe Cleveland under new 10 » e* A book is a magic carpet. With Luck: Joe Columbus Holy Rosary sur Coach Mark Whitaker is prob the Yankees because the only manager Kirby Farrell, who $25.00 ShM» and Tle$ Open it, and suddenly you are ably seeing various champion w,u be usin h new Relays Recall '27 Thriller prised St. Mary's Rnmblers. ft 4, possible enjoyment Chuck Dres- j « < « formula of Bnaauj carried away . . . Books from Joe Louis, who held ill* heavy ship trophies in his dreams, and at Southview field with Bob sen can get out of the season is »ood pitching plus the short ball lern Michigan, co-holder of the $9.9$ TO the public library will take you weight championship for 12 for good and obvious, reasons. By BILL BELL Ed Bailey Hock the w an ,he hlU and a strong outfield, will be world record for the 100 meters TV* Lit 11, nut ta la, Wm'.r to the highest mountains . . . years, longer than anyone before ! P**™'* *> One big reason is dasher Earl Ricky Bond was a menace at stronger than last year when Ohio State track coach Larry I dash. $13.9$ • N HIGH SI. through the skys . _ . and under or since, says in the current is Murray, probably the fastest bat tor the losing Ruiublers, they were last in hitting with a Snyder believes the 15th annual T.n ("•>».«).»» oat* th* waters. sue of Sport magazine the cur dash man in City League com with three hits. .244 average. Ohio relays, which will be held rent champ, Floyd Patterson, petition. Others are *doward in Ohio stadium Saturday, will Bl.ck Central, behind Ken Early's Two youngsters in the out can last 10 years, if he's lucky. Brooks, Bill Barber," Don be the most thrilling in history. nifty pitching, blasted St. Char- field. Rocky Colavito and Rod "lie's got to have a lot of Fraime, Dwight Solis, James jles, 11-2, Saturday. The follow ger Maris, anchored by the on the level... most men look their best luck." says Louis. "I say this Thomas, Robert Griffin, Leslie It will be hard to produce one GILBERT'S ing afternoon the Cardinals steady veteran Al Smith ia and I don't want anybody gues Bridges, . Gail Stewart, !..••.> is jto match the 880 yard sprint re dropped a 2-1 decision in nine center, should give the Indian* . TOWN ST. sing that I don't think a lot Dudley, Sandy Martin, Freddy lay of 1927 when, with Eddie inninRS to West's Cowboys. their best outfield since '54. about Patterson just because I 1 Phillips, Thomas Bell and Char- Tolan running anchor for Michi say he needs luck. I ketit the West, not fitfuir-d to come in iles Nesbitt. Nesbitt, besides be- UP AT OHIO STATE Woody gan and George Simpson per aurmrnVs* new "level-crown' forming the same duty for Ohio, Moving to another city? Ad title 13 years. I think I had my over fourth place this season in I ing a top miler, is a pitcher on Hayes is whipping his 1957 foot the Michigan and Ohio men .run We hate to see you go but if share of tuck in those 12 •the City League, could pull a|tJ southpaw, ball squad into shape. Highlight ning the third leg came down you must don't' forget to years.** big sneak. Beside* having four Nesbitt was the losing pitcher in of the first two weeks of prac jthe stretch neck and neck. As keep abreast of event* in East's 5-4 loss at the hands of tice has been the performance of left halfback Don Clark, who they passed the baton off, How- your old hometown with a North's Polormen last Thura- jard Kriss. Ohio's runner, drop- Sentinel mail subscription. Out its. _ CAPT. JOHNNY LIPON as a sophomore last year was • • • • • eTghth in the nation in Tushing iped the' baton. By _be time GREG BELL Only $6.50 a year. BROWN and appears headed for a better Simpson recovered it Tolan had AST SLATE, former West COLUMBUS JETS year. taken the lead' High track star, is performing Other lad*, wno showed im But Simpson did the impossi te expectations at Capital u_i-„ Fer a Genuine Bonded Bourbon provement were Jim Marshall", ble. He gave him "the handicap as Traditionally Southern as Old versily . . . Chuck Comer, ex- former Columbus East star. Who Country Ham , . . Jost walk op to East track and football star, U and nipped him at the tape. For BASEBALL moved up from the fourth to the j the young who do not know, both year nearest store aad shoot . . . working hard at Bowling second team; Leroy Cowans of Green V. ia spring football Simpson and Tolan tied the # Cleveland, who moved from the world record for the 100 yard prartire and ia the classroom. third to the second eleven, and <«GW ** dash in thei/day. Colonel Lee, Suh!» ... St. Charles last most of SCHEDULE Leroy Carr of Portsmouth, who its power from last year via moved from the sixth team to Among the stars at the relays the graduation route. Jack the fourth. Saturday will be Olympic stars Shlrtsinger. before graduating JETS v*. BUFFALO Big Bertho Arnold, former Glen Davis of Ohio State, Greg last season, was a second Thurs., April 18 - 8 P. M. Central tackle, is the biggest Bell of Indiana and Dave Lean baseman when not pitching NO GAME GOOD FRIDAY man on the squad at 281. and the Cards will miss tsi* JETS rs. ROCHESTER • • • of Michigan State. Also present Kentucky Straight timely hitting and fine field THE CLEVELAND BROWNS will be Ira Murchinson of West- ing. Sat., April 20 - 8 P. M. Bourbon Whiskey signed four more players this • • • Sun., April 21- 1:30 P. If. week, among them guard Har $2 MILLION RECOMMENDED (Easter Sunday Twin Bill) TBE GIRLS — Central's GAA old Bradley. Bradley, who has TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — The BOTTLED IN BOND defeated East's GAA in two voL Tues., April 23 - 8 P. M. been working on his master's (Milliards Little League Cabinet Budget Commission has leybali contests . . . Central'* degree, the past three years, recommended a $2,879,450 build Night) stayed in Cleveland this year to juniors bested East's juniors, ing program—including 11,947,- Onre in a renrrslion, a reslly **sv, universally becoming hat JETS vs. MONTREAL work at his profession as an 25-24. and the Pirates senior* 450 for a health and physical ed «yle i» bom .. . snd — this i$ IT! A tmoetb, well-competed Weds., April 24 - 8 P. M. artist. defeated the Tiger Seniors 27-25. ucation facility—for the next two 1mt with no pun h, no dent, no rrraos . .. equally appropriate (Friends of Jets Night) The Browns meet the Detroit for ritual snd batmeaa wear. Deftly tapered fiat crown and Both games w ere thrillers to th* years for Florida A-M univer Thurs.. April 25 - 8 P. M. Lions in a pre-season game the trim brim, vastly (Uttering to every fore and head — including finish. The "Tigerettea," hungry sity. your*. Fin* comfort-weight felt, in dark aad light tones. Try for revenge, are trying very (Ladies Night) night of Sept. 14. one on ... you'll be sold on tight! hard for a rematch. The losses Fri., April 26 - 8 P. M. The Browns will have a new were the first of th* year for th* punter this season if Paul OTHER STYLES & PRICKS volleyball queens of East. ncosj. Brown's plans wprk out. He will be Jr. Wren, whom Brown has LEE'S already sent a football so he can 'I •LEAD' IS A MIXTURE start practicing. HAT SHOP The "lead" in lead pencil* 812 E. Long SL CL. 3-3515 A\Ven#wt> 5** OMEGAS EXPECTED actually is a mixture of graphite (Formerly Young's) tailoring & clothing company and clay. The misnomer stem* HARLESTON. S. C.-Nearly Expert Hat Service I0TTLED IN BONO from the discovery of graphit* WOOOmega s and guests from Ihe ' Blocking and Cleaning KOlTUW STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY deapositaj in Bavaria in 1400. two Carolina* are expee'ed here 068-68 Mt Vernon Av*. The Complet* Menswear Shoe $2*33 S3. George V'oang. Expert Batter it. i *M*r» sos co - u*tt Tiert. wt The discoverers called the black Uv« weekend of April 28 28 for^ FBEC PARKING IN BEAR OF 5TORB bat Officer Cue* Toott, Oo, 0.-CH*rr* LSJOO Associate .metal ' "plumbago," meaning the annual sixth district meeting Sydney Lee, Proprietor laadlik*. of Omega Psi Phi fraternity. j i >m inwiMfwi fimrrnr (wHrWHemMRManeaWNangaB
PAGE 12 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, APRIL 20. 1957 SATURDAY, ArML 20,1357 PAGE If AGENTS ARREST PAIR TOt^I9»7P*tt A Columbus private club man OFFICE SPACE TO LET OFFICE SPACE TO LET ager and a bartender wer* ar Detroit Tigers Break Color Barrier rested Sunday, bv liquor agents. NAACP Maps Charged with afhdrring inspec tion of th* Sportsmen Club, 1959 Chartered Bus WANT ADS Parsons av., were Andrew Con ley, 40. 2233 Groveport pk., and All EASY TO RAO Edward Williams, 26, 961 E. To Freedom Meet tang st. Plan* to charter a bus to join' JUIMAl Office Spice For Rent the "Pilgrimage ot Prayer," converging at Lincoln Memorial in Washington May 17. WiU b* Large, attractive second-floor office vaWm. Ideai submitted to Columbus NAACP CL. 3-7416 board meeting. for buetaes* or professional person or partner TWO MEN WHO HAD •'BIG" FIRST YEARS with Interested person* should call A Courteous Want Ad Taker Will the Cincinnati Rediegs in 1956 are anxiously awaiting the NAACP oiflc*, CL 2-T4A4, for Help You Wont Your Ad. ship. See Ra-aell A. Jack****, 4*0 E. Long St. April 16 starting date of their sophomore year with the reservations. Round trip will b* Waal Ad Readers. Per La** M team. Frank Robinson, Nat'l League "Rookie of tha furnished for approximately $11-