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F**» Commocwealth Loan Co. 1311 E. lamas «t: "I «__•» saw him waving his gun with his "Problems of the Police and the the Water Dept. and explain • • • gestions to improve relations Town k Country employees who were forced to realty gel scared net- after face covered with a handker Public," Sunday, but the public that Negroes can read water between police and public, the Wit E. Broad St. ALL OF THE speakers ex- speakers also pointed out the lie face down on the floor while he had tafcea th* •___> and chief. I didn't kftow what to do. did—some 600 strong. meters, too?" SHOP A SAVE BV CATALOG was get-tag ready _» leave. So I just stood there and looked Clamps Handcuffs On Hood pressed confidence In the Police need for recognition of the Negro • daring daylight bandit robbed Hitting not only at police bru To improve relations between BE. 1-4561 . BE. 1-39&J at him until he ordered us all to Dept per se, although Francis as an equal toxpaying citizen in the firm «f more than $»0 in Thee I-Mm<-t he might sheet tality but also at apathy of pub police and the public, Francis lie face down os the floor." and Freeman both maintained Columbus. CA. 8-5661 { cash early htoeday. related si ef _•.'! By JOHN B. COilBS lic officials, Att'y John Francis suggested forming a police their hurrifyi-f experience* to Said Betty Bray, 1734 Rich Esarfce Welter, 1*4 CUrea- A 47 year old Columbua mail man aided in the cap declared firmly, "I'm sick and booster club in the Eastside. dee av.: * Having eiperteneed The Seat——el. mond av.: "1 waa as dumb- ture of a daring stickup ms\n minutes after ha had robbed tired of this old 'go on home at "The NAACP is Just as con three seek beldups during my Deflated Margaret SeaRfc, f'nwfc 1 when 1 looked up and a l_an company Monday. titude—everything's alright' an cerned with the duty of the It rears _a the staff here, The unsung hero, Murray W. swer." nubile to the police as we are yee'd drink I would be used to a v. address. Ford, 99 Lexington av., dis with the duty of the pollcs to these by s*w. Bat I'm not. As armed Louis D. McNamsra and As s result, Bane's identity "It's time we were treated the public," he declared. a matter ef fact; somehow It clamped handcuffs on his wrists was established. like tlie intelligent citizens that Emphasizing that he was not seem* that each aae becomes we are," he continued, as an off-duty policeman held McNamara and Burke are criticizing the hearing on the wane aad wane. It was sim NAACP has appeared at him at bay at the point of a gun. both parolees from Ohio peni- . Glenn case, he suggested that in ply terrifying." City Council only three times tentiary., Burkd served time for future cases the burden of proof Sanatl D. English, manager; Photoa On Psge 1 and each time it has been for armed robbery and was paroled be placed upon the accused of "I'm pretty well immune to the the good of the entire city, h. A few seconds earlier, c- last April, and McNamara for ficers. sHf-ups BOW, since I have gone explained. Namara had stuck up Comn.. n- bad checks, being released last • • • yt...—1«. two during the past March, according to D*t. Lt. • «• • couple of years." wealth Loan Co., 44 E. Long St., ' ANDREW FREEMAN OF the and made off with $300 stuffed in Robert Gloeckner of tbe robbery A FEW WEEKS AGO, NAACP squad. members appeared at City Columbus Urban League main lasacs H. Taylor, a Miami a shopping bag. tained that police brutality is a Ford was a customer in the • • • Council with a petition which, a v., seststsat off ire manager: although expressing faith in the racial issue and that now white "It was easts SM experience to loan office and pursued the bold GLOECKNER BEXIETES the people are beginning to feel the bandit as he fled from the scene. pair became acquainted while Police Dept, protested police SPECIAL OF THE WEEK DIRECT Stan the week wrth, bat I brutality and made positive sug impact of it. • • • inmates of the penitentiary. it at all afraid." gestions to improve existing re Among his major recommen AS THE EX-CONVICT dashed They are suspected of pulling off dations were a race relations toward a waiting car on N. Pearl lations between police and the FROM WEST GERMANY several other jobs hi Ohio, since public. course for police and a special Presents Quartet it., just around the corner "from police hav« received reports a police detail handling racial the office, he was spotted by Negro and a white stickup pair Francis waved his hand to cases. White Gospel Singers are pre Patrolman Girard Patchen, who were working together, Gloeck be recognised by Council Segregated housing is the * THESE COMMONWEALTH LOAN employee* senting the Traveling Four, a whirled and covered him with ner said. Fres. O. J. FiUlnger, who ig basis of most racial tensions "BRAUN" looked down the wrtmsj end of a holdap man's gun in a quartet from Springfield, in a his gun. Both will be charged with nored him and in a rush of here, Freeman declared. "So program at Church of the Living By that time Ford arrived and armed robbery and perhaps ap breath quickly adjourned th. th» problem must be placed in daring, bat ansaecessful, daylight robbery early Mon mala meeting, AM-FM SHORTWAVE day. From left: Margaret Smith, Betty Bray, Eunice God, Ml Jefferson av., Colum disarmed the bandit and hand pear for preliminary hearing in the lap of city government." Walker, 3a_anel English and James H. Taylor. bus, Sunday, Aug. S3, S p. m. cuffed him with Patchen's hand municipal court Friday. A few minutes later, another Barbee William Durham, HI-FI, RADIO-PHONO CONSOLE cuffs. McNamara with his face cov councilman cam. forward and NAACP executive secretary, McNamara's accomplice, who ered with a handkerchief and announced that a mistake had cited the various steps taken by had been uniting in the getaway flashing a nickleplated revolver, been made and the safety com the NAACP in the Dorothy Glenn REG. $290.95 car, leaped from the vehicle and entered the loan company's of mittee would hear the petition. case which, he pointed out, were WITH ran as he saw the officer closing fice shortly, after 8:30 a.m. Continuing at the meeting exactly like ones taken in other 3 in on his partner. Sunday, Francis emphasized allegations of police brutality. After locking the deer be The fleeing suspect was later that it's "politically absurd and SPEAKERS hind him, he ordered five em Harry May field and Loren IN $ 95 arrested and identified as psychologically unsound for peo Investigate ployees, Ford aad another cus Lunsford, speaking oa behalf of 3 1 James Burke, 34, 162 Lexing ple elected to represent the peo LUSTROUS tomer to stand against the th. Mayor's Community Rela ton av. He was arrested by ple to refuse to hear us." WOOD wall. After sisiag up the giaee, tions Commission,'promised a 159 Bet. Caney Johnson as a doses CABINET! McNamara ordered the group, "It's alright for a city haU thorough investigation. other detectives and policemen with the excepttaa af Samuel converged on the suspects You Buy... D. English, manager, te lie A 0 H R H,FI MODE home. Jir, l £ . LS IN STROMBERG CARLSON face down oa the fleer. AND KUBA (IMPORTED FROM WEST GERMANY) Ton ran buy at SPICER'S with ev cry assarance of getting the very Burke's identity was learned FBI Is Completing . best in quality merchandise and p rices that fit your pocketbook. by police through a traced long Then he demanded the 39 year We carry our own account?, distance call made from Dayton old manager to stuff all ths o month ago. The Intended get- money in the shopping bag he Brutality Cases Review REPEATED BY POPULAR REQUEST! away car was traced to Miss pulled from under his coat, wit ABSOLUTEY NO m TAPE wvotva... MO BAMK... NO Mary Ann Orr, 37, of Dayton, nesses said. FBI agents were completing dure" his office used in handling BUY THIS when McNamara was permitted On two occasions the bandit this week a review of alleg' d the brutality complaints, After LOAHfOMPAMETOJKAlWITII. - , - to call heY iri Dayton and at the threatened to slug English with police bruality cases in Colum- completing their work in Co 21" R(A CONSOLE •""• e same time police intercepted her the butt of his revolver. bus;The Sentinel was informed lumbus, he said the FBI would , . Almost all appliance and furniture stores these days sell their ac phone number. Tuesday. «.. j". forward its findings to the Jus " AND GET THIS | After scooping up' the money, Police Inspector Harvey Al tice Dept. in Washington which Ii count* outright to finance companies or banks. Some tell you to Through cooperation of Dayton make your payments at the store from which you made your pur he darted toward the door threa ston said be had turned over to would determine whether the G-E PORTABLE detectives, a check for calls to tening to "drill a hole through the FBI the files of four cases civil rights of the complainants Sun offers this 21" RCA Console chase, but just as soon as you are late or miss a payment the dealer Columbus disclosed one such has nothing mors to do with the account. the head of the first one to showing results of his investiga had been violated. at $40 less than any other TV of call was made to the Lexington move". Ford told The Sentinel. tion of brutality complaints. • • • comparable quality — and will The .cases being reviewed, he SPICER'S carries all its accounts at low bank rates of interest. THE NAACP REQUESTED FREE give you this brand new General said, include three suggested by the FBI to investigate the cases Electric 9" portable absolutely the Columbus NAACP, and the last week alter Patrolman Jo Free! (With TV trade.) SPICER'S will meet or beat the prices and terms of any legitimate THE OHIO SENTINEL fourth was requested by another seph Murnane, Jr., was exoner furniture or appliance dealer in C olambus and give you up to 24 organization. months to pay. Edmund B. Paxton, President; Russell A. Jackson, Editor-in- ated of a charge of using undue Chief; Annie R Moore, Business Manager; Amos H. Lynch, Ad The Dorothy Glenn case was force against Mrs. Glenn while TV-PHONO COMBINATION not among the four, Alston in his custody at police head vertising-Promotion Manager; Edward L. Moore, Jr., Production said. 21" OLYMPIC REG. $299.95 SPICER'S . . . The 1000 Stove Sto re of Columbus ..-. is the first stop Manager. quarters the night of July 24. Includes 3-speed record player and 21" TV V* • An agent at the FBI office RECONDITIONED HOST people make for gas space heaters and fireplace appliance?. AT THIS STAGE OF the in Established Jun. I, 1M0. Published each week at 690 East told The Sentinel he was not at vestigation, Alston said, the' FBI Long Street (P.O. Boa 629) by The Ohio Sentinel Publishing Co., liberty to discuss the case at is merely reviewing the "proce this time. Open Monday Inc., Columbus 3, Ohio. Cincinnati Office: 418 Kasota St. IV SETS Piqua Home 01 Famous Mills Brothers SUN'S vorix ix» r.f ITER vr Subscription Rates: On. Year, *6.3o; Sis Months, $3.50; Three PRICE -«S A e and Friday Months, $190. Piqua, O., is the home of the famous Mills Brothers quartet. 14". .HUT MiflWs 'Tii 8:30 NationalI advertising representative: Associated Publishers, IC.KR Inc. 31 W. 40th St. New York City, N. Y., JUdson 2-1177: 168 W. All FULLY GUARANTEED! Washington St, Chicago 2, 111:. 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SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 196| SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1057 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGES' PAGE 2 THE OHIO SENTINEL Employees View Commonwealth Quick Thinking Postman Is City Fathers 'Boycott' Police Brutality Meeting By W1LHELMINA JONES official," he continued, "to The meeting was orderly that individual police brutality Public officials and the police say this Is the greatest city in and completely devoid of un cases do exist L
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Main st., is being an pulos. • • • nounced by the May Associated Two weeks ago, a Negro of different IN REPORTING THE INCIDENT to police, Stores of Columbus. Brener has. character and for a different purpose was cheer Kosmopulos, 63, said the professed janitor made served 35 years as a manufac fully welcomed to the place by none other than off with $57 in cash. 17-OZ, JAJCS FOR turer's representative and in re the owner himself. 3 2 tail sales for some, of the larg He was identified only as colored and about Brown's • • a 35. est furniture concerns in the U.S. THE UNIDENTIFIED Negro didn't want to "Hub Furniture is serving the It isn't known whether Kosmopulos has I. G. A. fourth generation of happy, sat buy drinks or food. Instead, he billed himself as changed his policy about serving Negroes, but PURE CANE isfied customers." Brener says. an expert Janitor who merely wanted to earn an it's a safe bet he never wants to see another Ne PET "Honest values and low prices AL BRENER honest piece of change by helping clean up the gro posing as a janitor. FOOD STORE are the principal reasons we continue to Serve these fami SUGAR lies." MILK 1289 NT. VERNON AYE. "We handle our own accounts. Later Than You Think Kids...School Opens Sept. 4 Customers dealing at Hub need Final plans are being com Teachers and principals report dren the following mornlag. j Junior and senior high schools AT CHAMPION not worry about finance or loan pleted for opening Columbus to their respective buildings the School doors swing open of- go into session at 8:45 a.m., and company associations.. Every LB. BA<; public schools Wednesday, Sept. afternoon of Sept. 3 to make ficially at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, elementary school, at 9 a.m. __ii_r TALL CANS thing is handled right here in *. final plans for receiving chil Sept. 4. our store. All of us at the Hub PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE All members of the adminis are anxious to have Sentinel trative staff, including princi THURS., FRI. AND SATn ONLY readers, new and old friends of pals and directors of special the store come in, if for nothing services, return to duty Monday, IGA FROZEN IGA FROZEN MARLENE more than to look over our new, Aug. 18. ARMOUR CANNED MEAT SALE JELLO modern lines of furniture and appliances." AU of the scli obis in the city 6REEN Armour Treat Luncheon Meat .. 12 oz. can system will be open to register (UI MARGARINE Gelatine Desserts The Hub carries a complete Armour Star Corned Beef Hash 16 oz. can new pupils Aug. 28-27. BEANS line of bedroom, living room and • • • CORN COLORED CUBES dinette suites, featuring such Armour Star Dried Beef 24 oz. gl. All Flavors PROVISION WILL BE made It-Os. Pkg. well known, nationally adver te-os. rkg. Armour Star Beef Stew 24 oz. can tised brands as Pullman, Para to register newcomers during lb. 19c 4 pkg. 25c mount of Sturgis, Vaughn, Ame the rest of that week, but school 2 for 33c 2 for 35c Armour Star Canned Sausage .... 4 oz. can rican, Bassett, Wallace, Cluck, officials emphasized that new Alexander-Smith, Mohawk, Berk registrations should be com shire House, Ideal, Serta, Sealy pleted on the dates set aside and Simmons. especially for that purpose. Wednesday, Aug. 28, elemen RICELANDBICE The Hub is open Monday from tary principals meet at the Ad 12:30 to 9 p.m., other weekdays ministration building, 270 E. ROUND 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and even Riceland Rice is the nat State st., at 9 a.m. Junior and ings by appointment. senior high principals meet at ural UNPROCESSED 1:30 p.m. that day. _ * RAILS ON THE SQUARE white milled rice that Fourth annual in-service edu Around the court house square cation institute for all members cooks perfectly every STEAK at Millersburg, O.. are to be of the professional staff is Thurs found long hitching rails to day, Aug. 29. time! Quick and easy I GRADE A CHOICE which the Arnish farmers tie Friday, Aug. 30, fifth annual their horses' while taking care Guaranteed fluffy! BEEF orientation program for. new of their shopping. teachers will be held at the Ad ministration building. NEW LOCATION A genera! meeting for all members of the professional Lb; 79c staff is scheduled for 9 a.m Tuesday, Sept. * 3, 'at Merahon 'S auditorium on the Ohio State - X r.-j JEWELERS. AND OPTOMETRISTS university campus. Formerly at 19 W. 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THR OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, AUGUST 24. J957 SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1957 PAGES THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 7 • ' J Back To School Week' Stresses Youth Education For Job Preparation Advisors' field of science and technology background will find limited op have. (The following article was This trend is expected to con The counselor may suggest Leaders changes ar« taking, place in the portunities open to them. prepare, far pabUcatbm la Th. ttnue at an increasing rat.. taking part in school activities Sentinel ay the Columbus Crbaa To be able to take advantage kinds of workers that are in de The skilled trades require more and more a high school as a way of making school mor. Are Active League.) ef, these opportunities it is nee- mand. Interesting. Such activities may ..•-*•• j fssary for young peopl. to have education. The work of techni Advisory Council of Mary the right kind of training and For exampie*'modem Industry cians requires good preparation be athletics, music, clubs, dra land pk. playground is receiv Many new j«b opportunities require, more skilled workers matics, etc. He will talk with have been developing tor the education. With modern devel in science and mathematics. ing commendation from play opments taking place in the and less unskilled. It requires Four years of college training th. student about vocational ground leaders for coopcra ; Negro over the past 15 years, more people who are techni or more is necessary in prepara plans, whether they appear to tiv. help given the program cians. Also there is a great de be in line with his interests and mand for many kinds of profes tion for work in the various pro at the city-sponsored play Typewriter Tune-Up Time fessions. abilities. ground this summer. sional people—doctors, nurses, From tins discussion the stu From a minor adjustment to a complete overhaul your type social workers, teach.!*, etc. Because ot its concern that Season for city playgrounds Negro youth be prepared for dent may consider It advisable closes Friday, Aug. 24, writers require the attention of carefully trained experts . . . • • • to change his educational plana new job opportunities, the Nat'I Members of the council are THIS TREND CALLS for a —take courses more In keeping Call Urban League has urged Urban Mrs. Annie Henderson, Sara EASTSIDE TYPEWRITER CO. better typ« ot education and with his interests and abilities. Fair, Re. Edrnondson, Doro training for young people than ' League organizations to promote On Any of These Complete Room Outfits! Mi E. Long St. CL. 3-ill I "Back-to-Sc ho ol" campaigns Schools today are much better thy Byrd, Dorothy Highwar waa true in the past. Those equipped In various ways to Free Pickup k Delivery each fall. den, Angel Lawson, Barbara without a' good educational meet the individual needs and The Columbus Urban League Taylor, Jessie Johnson, Doro interests of students. thy Pace and Christine is cooperating with schools, This accounts for the much // churches, PTAs. radio and tele Hughes. greater appeal which school has These parents have partici I judge_a cigarette on taste... vision stations, Ohio State Em for young people. COMPLETE ployment Service, youth groups pated In- softball, volleyball and organizations, City Recrea games and modern dance and LUCKIES tion Dept. and the Council of So California Visitor classes. cial Agencies in promoting such In addition, members of' LIVING ROOM a campaign, which is being con Mrs. C. F. Hardin, wife of the council have helped with ducted the waek ot Aug. 18-24. Elder C. F. Hardin, 335 St. Clair playground activities serving OUTFIT TASTE BETTER!" av., Columbus, is spending her as judges for special occa The importance of a good ed vacation in California with her sions — chaperoning wiener, ucation in getting along in to This handsome complete living children. Miss Frances Gean roasts, trips and the lantern room group consists of a living day's world is such that the U. Hardin and Charles Hardin, who parade, providing transpor- HAROLD DE WITT is Assistant Director of S. Dept. of Labor, the U. S. is stationed at Camp Penning tatiin) for the children as |room suite of your choice or a 2- Dept. of Health, Education and Employment at Colonial Williamsburg—haa ton at San Diego. they participated in activities & piece sectional living room suite. Welfare, in cooperation with the e to find the right people for 450 different kinds on other playgrounds or in Two beautiful Jable lamps, Two) U. S. Dept. of Defense have pre other parts of the city. of kibe- Mr. De Witt knows what to look for pared a handbook which out handsome step tables and a coffee in a ctgarettf, too. "I judge a cigarette on lines a plan whereby communi Howard Spiller is play table, one 9x12 rug. ties can conduct programs to ground supervisor. taste," he says. "Luckies taste better than REGULAR PRICE $226.44 any brand I've tried. A Lucky ia all cigarette, encourage young people to com plete their education. and that's just th* way 1 like it". All This For Only Tbe value of education may Brothers be seen In the following: By the time a man reaches his pesk earning period the Battle, $ high school graduate makes "IT'S TOASTID" SO percent more than the man One Jailed to taste) who started but dropped out. A fight between two Colum Each year of high school bus brothers sent one to a 148 better I through the Hth grade adds Call Us for doctor and the other to Jail #10.00 Delivers KM; the 12th grade adds $466, Full Measure last week, police reported. according to the U. S. census Amos L. Locklear, 34, 316 figures. The typical high Of Protection N. Monroe av., was arrested school graduate, during his and charged with possession adult earning years, wilt re of an open knife Friday, after COMPLETE ceive 150,000 more than- the Does the present day he had stabbed his brother, Ith grade graduate; $30,000 value of your property John L. Locklear, 38, same more than the high school outweigh your fire in address, according to a police surance coverage? If so report. dropout your lose could be sub BEDROOM • • • Found guilty, Amos drew stantial. Better cheek a 10 day workhouse term and YOUNG PEOPLE ARE, with us. No obligation. $100 fine. therefore, strongly tu_; to get OUTFIT as anuch education as.tii.'/ ar? capable of doing. A student' can This complete bedroom suite do much, to develop a greater Earl Hood Names Girl interest In school. Counselors! Insurance Agency consists of a bookcase bed, tlou are willing to discuss with stu- Friend As ble dresser, and chest finishes dents problems that they may! 876 E. Long CL. 2-4211 in beautiful dove grey. Inner Assailant spring mattress and box spring A 23 year old Columbus Two beautiful boudoir lamp Science Shrinks Piles man named his girl friend as and a pair of pillows, plus t his assailant when he was treated for several knife-in 9x12 rujt. * New Way Without Surgery flicted wounds at St. Anthony REGULAR PRICE $226.44 Finds Healing Substance That Does Both— hospital Saturday. Relieves Pain—Shrinks Hemorrhoids Leroy R. Good, 804 E. 3rd AH This For Only av., suffered a stab wound in New York. N. Y. (Special) - problem 1" And among these suf the^ back and left shoulder, a For the first tima science has ferers were a very wide variety found a new healing sutatsnoi of hemorrhoid conditions, some of 10 in. cut down the right $ with ths astonishing ability to 10 to 20 years' standing. shoulder and a 10 in. cut •hrink hemorrhoids and to relieve All this, without the us. of across his posterior, police pain-without surgery. narcotics, anesthetics or astrin reported. In one hemorrhoid cass after gents of any kind. Th. secret ia another, "very striking improve a new healing substance (Bio- 148 ment" wss reported and verified Dyne* ) - the d i«co very of a world- by doctors' observations. famous research institution. Al f 10.00 Delivers Psin wss relieved promptly. ready, Bio-Dyne is in wide os. Loaded Gun And, while gently relieving pain, for healing injured tissue on all setual reduction or retraction parts of ths body. #W. Oa Writ Ulu* time out for a Lucky in 1 gar a trash,
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PAGE 8 THE OHIO SErflTNEL SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, J957 Urbana's BeffhV On Ann What's afoot lor Fall William E. (Colonel) Tyler YOUR Is Buried; Columbus Pioneer CIVIL Funeral services were held As a young man he worked Points! Aug. 13 for an old gentleman for the Taylor Mantle Co. and whose history ia rich with the set many of the mantles of the RIGHTS lore of early pioneer families of city's old residences and the HEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED Columbus. State hospital on W. Broad st. William Egbert (Colonel) Ty- SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1957 ler died Aug. 9 at St. Anthony In 1898 Tyler enlisted in the ——By Serena E. Davis • Famous Brands hospital. army and served two years in the Philippines, China and Ja ECENTLY THE state office SHAPELY He was the last surviving of the NAACP was asked by ANN male member of a family of pan in the Spanish-American B. Combs R war. a group of college students as to STEVENS nine boys and three girls born whether In this day and age, the Is Urbana'e to James and Maria Tyler. The % . He waa honorably discharged •SPEAK?. OF use of a minstrel show reflects reprenen-* Tylers were one of the very under Pres. McKinlcy as a. sec tative In early pioneer families of Colum on American citizens of the Ne * to W ond lieutenant and soon return gro race. The SentL bus. ' ed to Columbus. • • • For probably a hundred years nel'a "M!&s Sixes 6S to 12 POLITICS Bronze For several years he worked the American stage has ottered Tan • Black MR. TYLER'S grandmother as a clerk ta the county eearta for ths entertainment of its pa Ohio" was brought to Columbus at the and later was a foreman for r>OV. O'NEILL and his administration suffered a terrific ham- trons songs of th« south and competl-.. Look Here! age of 4 by Alfred Kelley in the city street cleaning divi VT mering last week from three influential Ohio daily papers, aU north« , sung by persons of \he -ton. Look. 1824. His father was born on the sion. members of the Scripps-Howard chain. Stories and editorials, to Caucaaian race, using theatrical like a Poiats for little site of the Gayety theatre on S. the effect that O'Neill's leadership la a complete bust, were pub- makeup. Often Jokes and anec- good bet, brother too . . . High st. lished in the Cleveland Press, the Columbus Citizen and the Cin- d(^e8 fa*\ buffoonery of various wouldn't 3tt to 6 . . . ONLY tt95 SOME TEARS AGO he re kinds are presented in order to you agree? He grew up in a brick home cinnati Post. tired from being an employee get laughs from tha audience. at 1107 Highland st., which his Contest .is at old Memorial hall. Since then „ The exact reason for the takeoff on O'Neill will probably Similar entertainment has been father won for 82 with a lucky Sunday, he worked as a night watchman never be known by the general public, but such action is a com used by amateurs at Informal ticket. Aug. 25, for Williams-McNabb funeral mon practice in the great game of politics. social gatherings. Veto home. Memorial, For Flowers of Distinction Normally, euch an attack ia recognized as genuine when an Somewhat a man of letters, administrator fails to keep a .campaign commitment, or allows CHIEF JUSTICE Earl War- Columbus. 8*71 For Every Occasion he contributed letters to the fen, in his momentous school 0 e€P tol drainU,t U0n With0Ut t0 3 210 E««*t Town Si, CotumbMi»4OhJoj newspapers and was a foreign c^'ttut! " ° * • " '"'^l Ss^'ega^on^^'auSd ! NORTHERN LIGHTS A GRACELAND CYNTfflA*S war correspondent while In the "To separate (children) from SHOPPING CENTERS Plenty ef FREE PARKING army. On the other hand, such tactics often stem from partisan otner» ot similar age and quali- politica, or various other reasons known only to the parties who *lcatlon solely because of their Floral Shop He also authored numerous dictate the policies of the newspaper making the attack. race generates * feeling of in 879 E. Long SL CL. 2-4500 poems. Classical music was an feriority as to their status in the PATRONIZE OHIO SENTINEL ADVERTISERS City Wide Delivery other love of Tyler's. NEEDLESS TO SAY, THE GENUINE ARGUMENT Is good community that may affect their hearts and minds in a way A member of St. Philip's Epis- for the public because it keepa them informed as to how the elect unlikely ever to be undone." I copal more than 50 years, Tyler ed official is conducting his office. The chief justice could also i at one time sang in the choir The Invalid arguments, however, are the ones te be fear have pointed out that It is just and served on the vestry. ed, for they most generally* are raised as a blind to cover up a as important to prevent racial BACK TO SCHOOL He is survived by a son, Paul dogmatic attitude, marked with cynicism, bitterness and re segregation in mental concepts 1 E.; daughter, Geraldine McCoy; venge. as In physical facilities for Sally !! Be Seein' You August 25 ROSATI'S daughter-tolaw, Dorothy Tyler; , , IN STYLE sister, Ethel Taborn of Oberlin, w. i. „., j. _,«,., OT-*... Mu.tm.bi, __* M __fi _?__2 1sr£ and five grandchildren. | all things considered, it appears that more is behind it than meets no less real than the comDart the eyes of the public. ments in a building. As an example, the deadline for filing petitions for the Minstrel shows arose in an 1958 election Is only six months offH By virtue of this fact, it Is era when Negroes were either Youth Council loeiral to conclude that polities was the motive for the attacks, in slavery or just emerging US rather than a public service feature, as the articles sought to from it. They were caricatures" imply. of Negroes. At that time oppor Hayride Aug. 30 tunities for scoial and economic positions were disadvantageous. vu NAACP Youth Council is spon IT IS ALSO SIGNIFICANT THAT AT THIS stage of the Today minstrel shows still re- We Give •I0U Stamps soring a hayride, -Eridoy, Aug. game there don't appear to be any Republicans around who could _uJpJJ2_? fiS^ _t«_ O'NpiH »nv ..r4„„. •~^,w. i- .*. i ..,„.._ * nect rl°jcule. Situations per the stamps.TOU can spend! "SO, 8:30 p.m. — . give O'Neill any serious trouble In the primary election mitting- the_ trampling upon the IOC Stamp Books Good For Trucks leave Beatty Center So to block" that opportunity, the strategy is' to smear his ad sensitivities of*people, particu-' promptly at 6:30 p!m. larly by doing things which are $3.00 x™,. $2.25 ck,. ministration with bad publicity in the hope of inducing -some no possible benefit to anyone, is And They're Redeemable strong candidate to buck him in the primary contest next spring. Right Here In Our Store I I I Interested youth may contact a high price to pay for the mirth James Tapscott, Barbara Jimer- On the basis of wis assumption, the scheme Is triggered to of a "good laugh." THIS WEEK'S son, Joann Spencer or Robert force O'Neill Into a bitter tntra-party fight, wtth the ultimate • • • Kerr for ticket niformatlon. aim of softening him up for the kill by his DemocraUc opponent ONE STUDENT OFFERED SPECIALS I I next November. the following hypothetical situa tion: Juicy, Flavorful • • . A Correction "Suppose somebody comes oir STILL ANOTHER PROBABLE ANGLE TO this political the stage, and pretends to have An article In the Aug. 17 edi maneuvering is to play O'Neill's administration down in a desper a cork leg and makes jokes ROUND STEAK lb. 790 tion of The Sentinel stating that ate attempt to disprove the theory that he cannot be defeated next about a one pegged man. This Dr. George D. Boston of Colum year. might b funny to somebody Old Smokehouse bus had been named to the fac e The schemers are apt to feel that an erasure of the defeatist who had two legs, but in an au ulty at Ohio State university dience with large number of was an error. attitude from the Democrats would be an incentive for them, to a 7,™ SALLY LORRAINE PORTIS IS an 11th grader at SLICED BOLOGNA lb. 49c rally behind the strongest candidate their party couid dig up in an amputees, it might not be so Zanesville High, wants to be a home ec teacher likes to funny. It's not so much that the Old Smokehouse „ It should have said he was effort to unseat O'Neill. skate, is a rock V roll fan and is set 55n beiominj promoted to the rank of profes amputees are inferior but ra "Miss Bronze Ohio 1957" when the annualVhio SenUnd sor in the College of Medicine as In addition, the Democrats also have to consider th.it if ther insecure because of trying to situate themselves again in eV e t a d in Vet8 Memorla1 Co SLICED BACON lb. 73s of last month. " O'Neill Is allowed to go into the campaign tagged as an unbeat AugArV. do.St—staffafrP Photh foT Bty wRoosevelt Carter'. ^» IN SWAN (LEANED CLOTHES able candidate, where will their campaign contributions come society and the community." The article also should have Seems analogous to me. Swan's special alteration service and amazing; said Dr. Boston is in charge of from? x 1 RED YAMS 3 lb. 290 the dental clinic at Columbus Fabri-Sheen dry cleaning process fits last State hospital, instead of being Under ten years of Lausche domination, th* Democratic year's clothes to this year's child and makes All Purpose in i_ _ the head of its dental labora party was permitted to deteriorate to a degree that its guberna IT'S HISTORY clothes so fresh and crisp they look brand new. tory. torial timber is almost extinct. The strategy now Is to bolster the confidence of the Democrats by selling the idea that O'Neill is WHITE POTATOES 39* We are sorry for the.errors. -nothing like as dangerous as he is said to be. UG. 85, 188S - The Gazette, A Cleveland, O., Negro news 29 Stores Columbus' paper, first published. SWAN WITH THAT TYPE OF PROPAGANDA, NEW LIFE IS sup All Over Largest (OLD BEER and WINE TO OLRRYOUT SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. posed to be breathed into the veins of the miserably weak party. Friend ? AUG. 26, ,1862 — Gen. Rufus Town Dry Cleaner STORE HOURS Washers At Dryers The above observations are merely speculation and they Saxon ordered to organize Ne CALL HER LONG should be regarded as such. CLEANERS 19 N. NELSON RD. AT Refrigerators - Freezers gro troops under the Dept. of 8 A. M.-9 P. M. CL. 8-4220 the South. DISTANCE BROAD ST. Son. 9 A. M.- M9 E. MAIN ST. Mon.- Ranges - Hi-Fi Again, the motive behind the hammering O'Neill sustained Call AUG. 27, 1908 — Ten scholar AFTER 6 PM THE Makes All Your Clothes Available — All The Tune I Pi M.; Mon.-Thurs. 9 Tburs. I A. M.-7 P. M.: last week wasn't necessarily an act of selfishness and the like ' RATES CO DOWN f/1- * 8*t. 9 A. M.-9 "Ernie k Dick" ships provided for Negro stu A.M.-8P. id.; Fri. A Sat. but, remembering an old saying that "there are as many tricks in FOR A PHONE CALL P. M. Closed Sunday BE. 1-9121 BE. 1-8103 dents at University of Wisconsin politics as there are oats in Carter's barn," leads one to wonder. by Sen. W. F. Vilas. OUT Of TOWN
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1957 SEC. 2—PAGE 4 THE OHIO SENTINEL Beth Dade, Former Columbus Fashion Here Comes Hie Bride: The 1 Parks Are Feted By Friends Model, Is 'Miss Bronze Ohio Judge By EUNICE WOOD sleeves. Her veil of illusion was Tracey Parks is wed. of white tulle. In her hands she At the judges* table Sunday well known beautician at carried a bouquet of white gladi B_a______-_-_-_-----B He and his lovely wife were viewing "Miss .Bronze Ohio" Daisy's Beauty Shop on Mt. oli and gardenias. ' FALL REGISTRATION Vernon av. feted by the Emile Leons at a hopefuls will be chic fashion • • • New la Progress At She also worked as a graduate swank cocktail party recently. model Beth Dade, formerly of CHAMPAGNE LACE fashion, instructor at the Gaywood The Infectiousness of the happi LUCY DEAN Columbus, now of Los Angeles. ness of Tracey and his bride ed the gowns of the bridal at SECTION THREE - SATURDAY. AUGUST 24, 1957 COLUMBUS, OHIO In town on a month's vaca swept everyone Into a gaiety of tendants. Lush color was afford PLAYSCHOOL tion, Beth Is visiting her sister, celebration to cause ^memories ed the bridal party in the 334 WUsea Ave. CL." 3-TTW Mrs. George Giles, 1323 N. Sth to linger on until Dr. and Mrs... st. She will also visit with rela Tracey Parks visit Tracey's Attention Bathing Beauty Fans Children Ages 2-10 tives in Wooster and Circleville, hometown again. Tra-saerutia- If Necessary O. Hours: Each of the participants in the Columbusites will remember Parka-Carter merger have sta 6:30 A. M. — 5:30 P. M the attractive Miss Dade as one tistics vital enough for a who's City aad State Approved ot tbe more popular Gaywood who of brides and grooms if Mrs. Ba-eab Baraett, Prep models in 1952-53 and also as a such a thing existed. CROWN MISS BRONZE Joan Carter, a schoolteacher,' DUALITY AND SERVICE ARE is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. OFFERED BY THESE COLUMBUS Joseph Carter of Asbury Pk., N.J. COMMUNITY BUSINESSES Dr. Tracey Parks is the son of Myrtle Shelton, now of N. York OHIO' THIS SUNDAY City, formerly of Columbus. GIVE THEM YOUR SUPPORT • • • THE EPISCOPALIAN service MICKEY'S MARKETS WILLIAMS for UJe double ring ceremony Groceries - Meats • Sundries uniting the two was performed GROCERY m N. Jersey. Attendants for the 1186 St Clair at Leona Ave 417 N. GARFIELD AVE. bride included Beverly Carter, AX. 1-7906 . Col umbos, Ohio maid of honor; Joan Greene, N. THE TRACEY PARKS Open Dally k Sunday Groceries, Meats. Ceafectfeos York; Betty Holman, Asbury 7:19 till 10:30 Meaning Williams, Prep. Pk.; Horiensia Reed, Philadel bridesmaids' hats of salmon phia; Joyce Dlnkins and Rita pink, which caught the same Sun. Aug. 25 Crawford of N. York City, and color in alike buoquets of gladi MODERN MARKET SMITH'S Janet Murphy of Boston. oli. 113 N. tOtb St. CL.I-0SM CONFECTIONERY Although her frock was also of BETH DADE The groom's attendants in VETERANS MEMORIAL BL0G. Cohu-Ses, Ohio 1470 Granville St CL. 3-1 JOS champagne lace, the maid of Columbus, Ohio cluded Dale Wright, N. York honor selected a hat of summer school up to the time of her de Gam Grteertes, Meats, Ce-fectlens City, best man; ushers Al Jor- green. A«g-stfaMr 2| BtL I 098 Daily t A. M. to < P. M. parture for Los Angeles. d_h, David Dinklns, Leigh Skip Old Dutch Case ELIZABETH RANSOM aad Presently she directs the Beth per, Bob Anderson, Marcus Mc- The marriage, which climax* COLUMBUS, 0. ALMA DEWS, Praps. Dade models in Los Angeles who Cormick, all of N. York City, ed a one year courtship, was *fe* BEEB i :C1AL8 meet regularly in the banquet and Emile Leon of Columbus. preceded with glittering social room at the Rubyiat hotel In events customary to the occa that city. Mrs. Parks is a graduate of sion and was immediately fol Doors Open 4 p. m. Conlesi 4:30 p. m. r ___&i i. GOODWIN'S Howard university and has been lowed by a fashionable recep SAUNDRA SUE MORGAN She is assisted with the group LULU LYMON FEATHERSTONE'S MM. Fresh Fruits, Vegetables by Miss Claudia Peters. teaching at Bangs Av. Elemen tion. _ (Zanesville) sj (Zanesville) I9t N. 18TH ST. CL. t-4999- Greeerles k Meets. tary school in Asbury Pk. Sponsored By The newlyweds left Columbus Sponsored By Coiambus. O. C7I E. Leag St OBG CLUB MEETS TUESDAY Dr. Parks is a graduate of McCOWfi'S ENTERPRISES — PLUS OBG Men's Charity club, Inc , to complete their honeymoon in CANTEEN 'U" BAR Vegetables, Meats Columbus, Ohio Ohio State university Medical 785 Mt. Vernon Ave. Col's Groceries I A. M te 11:30 P M. will meet Tuesday evening, Aug. Canada, Detroit, and other 465 Linden Ave. Zanesville. college and has his private prac scenic spots of Interest. A GIGANTIC STAGE SHOW FEATURING Beer k Wise To Carry Oat 7 Days A Week 27, at 8 p.m. at Neighborhood tice in N. York City. Weekdsys I 1 M, 10 P M House, 800 Leonard av. All They will be at home to their Sundays 9 A M IP M. g_a_t_aj_a_B_____Bg members are urged to be pre For her formal afternoon wed friends in Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Party Supplies — Domestic JIMMY'S MARKET sent for a special movie on the ding Joan Carter Parks chose a k Imported Champagnes United Appeals campaign. An smoothly fitting white taffeta The Seven Sounds WE DEMVER (Eight Veara With ^ drew Taylor is president and sheath with brief train of lace, Deadline for club news is Advance Ticket Prices (Tax Included) • - ~~ -Kroger's) • Hycel Taylor- secretary. the lace also forming bodice and Sunday 1 p. m. JMRIHA'S- S2^r 672 _K. VERNON AVE. RESERVED $2,00 GEN. ADM. $1 JO MARKET CL 2-6274 DOOR- $2.2* :_vDOOfL.tf.7S COB. PARSONS k FULTON Columbus, Ohte CL. 2-0312 Complete Use ef FROITS • VEGETABLES HEATS k GROCERIES TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: MEATS • BEER • WINE Hours: Moo. • Thars. 1:30 CARRYOUT THE OHIO SENTINEL • 690 E. Long St. CHATEAU LOUNGE - &S91 Harrlsburg Pike A. M to 7:30 P. M., Fri k Opea Daily 1:30 A.M.-II P.M. TYLER'S DRUGS - Taylor k Long HEATON'S MUSIC STORE - 50 N. High St. Sat 7:3«. A. M. to I P. M. Saaday S A.M.-I P.M. LEMMON'S PHARMACY - SUNSET INN • 883 N. Fourth St. JUDY YOUNG MARTHA E. GRADY, Mgr. See. 1:30 A. M. to 12 Nee- She deserves NORMA JEAN GAY Taylor k Mt. Vernon CIVIC CENTER MARKET • 304 Highland Ave. (Dayton) Prop. JAMES II. FLOOD (Dayton) CAPITOL CITY NEWS - 975 Mt. Vernon Ave. LATHAM'S DINER . 317 Hosack St. Sponsored By Patronize Our Advertisers! GARDNER'S CAFE - 1402 Joyce Ave. "" HOP RECORD SHOP • 474 E. Main St. Sponsored By 1LES REAL ESTATE CHEERHART CLEANERS Smallwood Market to eat out 1322 Germantown Dayton 2709 Patterson Rd. Dayton Quality Meats • Groceries Open Evenings and Sundays •OS MT. VERNON AVE, CL. 2-0540 WILLIAMS and SMALLWOOD, Props. -at least once a Week! j:;j|jj^nrii7v»iffi^'.i»>wannc'i-' WJC sal MAYHUGH and SON We think that's a jim-dandy What's more, when you do til MT. VERNON AVE. CL. 3-2021 slogan because we know eat out, we think you deserve BOURS DAILY 7 A M. TO 0. P. M. there's nothing you'd rather the vary beat hi food and Beer and Wine to Carryout The Store With The Friendly Atmosphere see (or be) than a happy service — which is exactly Quality Meats and Groceries — Miles M. Mayhugb. Prop. mother, dad or brother I what we give you. Rath Liverpool. Cashier Free City-Wide Delivery •*» UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP and MANAGEMENT NOVELTY FOOD BAR ST. CLAIR CARRY OUT JOYCE WILSON PATRICIA WILLIAMS MARION JEAN McCALL BEVERLY JOHNSON BEVERLY ANN GLOVER SOS St. Clair Ave. Columbus, O. CL. 2-0322 Serving Complete Meals Around Tbe Clock (Columbus) (Columbus) (Columbus) (Columbus) (Columbus) Sponsored By Sponsored By Groceries, Meats, Confections, Ice Cream Sponsored By Sponsored By Wine end Beer .to Carry Out PEPSI-COLA Sponsored By SUPREME LIBERTY LIFE 741E. 10HG ST. CA. 4-0552 NU-WAY CARRYOUT APEX RECREATION INSURANCE CO. J.oe Moore and Jim O'Cnine, Props. BOTTLING CO. LEMMON'S PHARMACY 1085 Mt. Vernon Ave. Col's 740 E. Long St. Col's 448 E. Livingston Ave. Col's 1537 Mt. Vernon Ave. Col's 1005 E. Long St. Col's
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Vernon av.; hosiery certifi the Sunday afternoon tilt — This year's scoring sheet is set This year, under general pro Bronze Ohio" bathing heauty re cate by Mode Hosiery. - « changes that allow each girl's as a check list. Each area of portion, a contestant can get a vue will win — even those not EIGHTH — Samsonite hat bag talents to be, more competently judging is broken into its sub maximum of 30 points if legs, After The Beauty Pageant... Visit chosen for the top ten. by Spicer Furniture, 995 Mt. scored as they parade for the waist, bust appear In good pro Best Wishes "Miss Bronze Ohio' Each entrant in central Ohio's Vernon av.; hosiery certificate headings, each of which will portion. If her legs are in good CLUB REGAL'S beige beauty contest who prome by Mode Hslery Shop. proportion to her body sha can Compliments Of nades at spacious Vets Memorial SEVENTH — Costume jewelry Contestants On Air receive 12; waist to hips, another auditorium, 300 W. Broad st.,'Co set by Mori's, 1052 Mt. Vernon Central and sounthern Ohio PROGRAM 12; waist to bust, 6. Together New Downstairs Musical Bar lumbus, Sunday, Aug. 23, at 4:30 av.; hosiery certificate by Mode televiewers were treated to. a these total the 30 points for gen Offering Entertainment Nightly ARCH 1. WARREN p.m. will receive a gift. Hosiery, "sneak preview" of Sunday's 4:00 p.m. Doors open (Main eral proportion. JOHN PRICE No one can lose! SIXTH — Portable transistor "Miss Bronze Ohio" both!."; auditorium Vets Memo • • • rial.) Dancing Erery Thursday, Friday Eyed and coveted by each con radio by Ferguson and Grace beauty pageant when contes LESS THAN PERFECTION 4:15 p.m. Interlude of music, and Saturday in the Bum Bum Room testant, of course, is the lucra Music, 859 N. High st.; hosiery tants Carolyn Simmons, Joyce would mean, for example, only Your City Auditor City Treasurer tive grand prize for "Miss certificate by Mode Hosiery. Wilson and Hazel Woodson ap Seven Sounds%orchestra. U in the first sub-category; 7 for Bronze Ohio, '57". FIFTH — Gruen watch by peared in a guest spot on Sally 4:30 p.m. Intro dactiod of the second; 4 for the third, total Judges, officials, 772 E. Long St. CL. 8-7765 Her winnings will include $250 Morrey Jewelers, 114 N. High Flower' "Meetin" Time at ing 19 for general proportion. cash and a huge engraved tro st. Moores" show, Wednesday. 4:35 p.m. Medley of vocal In 1956 bust could have meant phy presented by The Sentinel, FOURTH — Gruen watch by They were accompanied by '56 tunes by Sonny Craver "figure" to a judge, causing the special purchase certificate by Richard's Jewelers, 173 N. Rich contest winner Lynn Lee and and group appearance of judge to score 15 under figure. Leakes Furriers, 40 E. Rich st.; st. ' Sentinel Theatrical Editor Ed "Miss Bronse Ohio" con This year a contestant would hairstyle certificate from De- THIRD — Helbros wrist watch die Jay Colston. - testants. only lose 6 points. Gain here of DRINK Bonnalre "Beauty Shoppe, 054 E. with matching earrings and • • • 4:45 p.m. Presenting "Miss 9 points can mean win or lose Long st.; floral bouquet by necklace by Gary's Jewelers, 3 ADDITIONAL pre-contest TV Bronse Ohio" bathing for any contestant. Good Luck "Miss Bronze Ohio" Bryce Florists. 709 E. Long st. N. State st. and radio appearances include beauty pageant, Musical Compliments Of BARO and STANDARD BEVERAGES • • • i SECOND — Diamnd ring by guest stints with Eddie Saun accompaniment by Sev PERHAPS THE MOST valu Sully's Loan Office, 1063 Mt. ders on WVKO-Radio, Aug. 22, en Sounds. Wants Her Name Back Root Beer • Grape • Orange • Crejm Soda able prise ta a sparkling array Vernon av.; gift from Rahal's 4 D.m.; Maurice Jackson on 5:25 p.m. Variety show, Hil Elizabeth DeJarnette, 1097 Flavors For Summer Refreshment of gifts that Include cssh and Import Shop, 83 E. State St.; WTVN-Radio, Friday, Aug. 23, ly -B Watkins, "Bunky" Sidney St., Columbus, accused BIG BEAR MARKETS ROY NEWTON A. merchandise is the offer of a handbag from Russell's, 22 E. 10 a.m.; Dr. Bop on WCOL- Redding, Sonny Craver, her mate, James, 318*4 Barth- Snap • Sparkle Punch • Soda • Kola full training scholarship by State st. Radio Friday, Aug.' 23, 9 p.m.; Lorena Cathey, Five man av., of neglect. KING THATCHER • Cherry' pore School of Cosmetology, "Hi Time". WLW-C-TV Satur Malts, Orlandos, Casuals She asked for a divorce and Wayne Brown, President 600 E. Long st., Columbos. day, Aug. 24, 5 p.m. PLUS Seven Sounds. Co- her former name of Carroll. Franklin County Franklin County Sponsoring the awards are Valuable Gifts Emcees Eddie Saunders and Eddie Jay Colston, Clerk of Courte Treasurer co-owners Mattle E. Hensoo 770 W. Goodale SL Columbus, Ohio BARO BEVERAGE CO.. and Ruby Bunt. For Spectators 6:05 p.m. Allium n r e in e n t "Miss Brfl-xe.Ohlo '57" 822 Mt. Vernon Ave. ... CL. 3-3717 The scholarship goes to the A wide array of valuable gifts and presentations highest ranking contestant pre will be awarded as door prizes p.m. "Thirty". pared to accept the award. • to spectators in* attendance' at 7:( .» ! ' - - , •• - •7—T- In addition,- the winner and the "Miss Bronze Ohio" beauty IN THE WINGS: Edythe (De ** e» '" each contestant in the "top 10" pageant and variety show Sun' lilah) Lewis, Hoyte (Dr. **Z -. -. receives a clothing gift certifi ilny at Veteran Memorial. Hold J Bop) Locke, co-emcees; Eu- cate from Lee's Style Shop, 1011 on to'your ticket'stubs! '. nice Wood, talent director, Vwit Our "Jam Session" After The CongratulaUons "Miss Bronze Ohio '57' Here's A Toast To "Miss Bronze Ohio of *57" Mt. Vernon av., a pair of re Lynn Lee, '56 contest win served seats to "Holiday on Ice ner, making presentations. "Miss Bronze Ohio" Bathing Beauty Revue of '58" courtesy Ben Cowall Pro 'Miss Bronze' Judges motions, Inc., 16 E. Broad st. Judges for the 1957 "Miss FEAIHERSTONE MARKET FLAMINGO CLUB & GRILL Every cntcstant will be the Bronze Ohio" contest include an MACON BAR 4 LOUNGE recipient ot a shoulder strap impressive array of folk active plastic cooler from Coca-Cola Lodge Picnic 7904 E. Long SL Columbus, Ohio in fashion or photographic mod 459 N. 18th St. CL. 2-0559 Bottling Co. of Ohio, 788 Dublin eling or an allied art of expres American and Chinese Food "rd., and a portrait certificate sion. Open To All from Carter's Studio, 1341 E. Five judges and one alternate 15th av. will serve in Sunday afternoon's 366-388 N. 20th St. Free Parking In Rear Mr. and Mrs. Albert Featherstone, Prop's James Dixon, Prop. Remainder of prizes: Columbus Men contest at Vets Memorial. These St. Mark's Lodge No. 7, FAM TENTH — Clothing certificate include Jean Robinson Wright, (PHA), will hold its annual fam by Stuart's Credit Clothing and winner of the 1954 contest; Mrs. ily picnic, Saturday, Augi 24, 2-9 Jewelry Store, 1082 Mt. Vernon Eunice Walker, 1953 contest ta p. m. at Buchsieb pk. av.; hosiery certificate by Mode lent director; George Smalls- The affair is open to everyone. Hosiery, 1061 Mt. Vernon av. reed, Jr., Columbus Dispatch, Providing free refreshments, recently adjudged national pho the lodge plans the affair as a tographer of the year. Beth Dade time of old fashioned fun" and LV.A. (IUB owner-director Beth Dade 'Mo fellowship. Compliments Of dels of Los Angeles; Lourenc of JOSEPH GENTRY, of Co Baseball, volleyball, badmin Compliments Of Lourene School of Charm and lumbus, has been appointed ton and horseshoes are sched Announcing Our Beautiful New Modeling. With the exception of office manager for Bureau of uled and the park is filled with "Bamboo Lounge and Bar" Miss Dade all are from Colum Auditing of the State Highway swings and sliding boards for FRED C. RUSSELL A. bus. Dept. by Gov. O'Neill. Gentry small children. For Members Only becomes the first Negro in his Buchsieb pk. can be reached PRICE BROTHER'S CO. LEACH Cocktail Hour Daily 4-6 P. M. tory' to hold the responsible by traveling out Groveport pike DUNN Ticket Locations position. to Alum Creek dr. The park is Franklin County City Attorney "Bubbles" Holloway, Pres. Mary Ann Penn, Tickets for the "Miss. Bronze just across the bridge. Auditor Elisa Yates, Mgr. Hostess Ohio" bathing beauty pageant There is no admission charge and variety show will be on sale Wants A Divorce to the picnic. 154 Welch Ave. Columbus, Ohio ot The Sentinel office, 690 E. James B. Kessinger, 6U E. 133 N. Monroe Ave. at Long Columbus, O. Long st., 10 a.m. to'2 p.m. Sun Cherry St., Columbus, said the Wants Custody Of Child day. Box office at Veterans charge is neglect as he filed to James L. Lott, 382 E. Main Memorial open at 3:30, doors to divorce his spouse of four years, st., Columbus, filed for divorce the contest site at 4 p.m. Leona Mae, 717 Campbell av. and custody of a child in his DOLLIE REYNOLDS Advance prices are $1.50 and The merger occurred In Ash suit against Sally, 672 K. Mound U (Columbus) land, Kjr.' it'."""
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SEC. 3—PAGE 4 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1967 SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL EEC. 8—PAGE S 5 MORE REASONS TO WITNESS SUNDAY'S BEAUTY PAGEANT Seek "Miss Bronze" Honors i
MARTHA HODGES (DAYTON) Sponsored By • Gibraltar Insurance Associates, Inc. — 817 E, Long St. __ Columbus
tMv^ •__•_•__! • CAROLYN SIMMONS - ROSEMARY PRATER ANNETTE PARKER SALLY McGUIRE JOYCE BROWN SARA ELLEN SMITH (London) (Columbus) (Columbus) (Dayton) }$$? (Columbus) (Columbus) Sponsored By Sponsored By Sponsored By Sponsored By Sponsored By Sponsored By WALKER ROBERTA NALLIE ROSEMARY SMITH MYRNA JEAN VAUGHN DOLORES PAYNE BELL'S RADIO t\ TV SWAN SUPER CLEANERS JOE'S PARADISE CAFE ESQUIRE CLUB CONSTRUCTION CO. (Columbus) (Columbus) (Columbus) (Columbus) CLUB CADILLAC SERVICE 26 Stores Throughout Col's 642 N. 20th St. Col's 1068 Mt. Vernon Ave. Col's 878 Mt. Vernon Ave. Col's Col's 88 Lincoln London
Congratulations wMiss Bronze Ohio" Contestants JOHNNY'S MARKET Compliment* Of CULPEPPER REALTY CO. NOVELTY FOOD BAR .*«*" a* 741 E. Long St. CA. 4-0552 *". - Columbus L0NG-17TH Bales « Appraisals • Property Management Sponsor 1953 and 1954 Winners Mr. & Mrs. Otto Beatty, Prop's PHARMACY William C. Culpepper, Pre*. _ Congratulates "Miss Bronze Ohio of '57" ; Compliments Of 1038 E. Long SL, Cor. N. 20th %CL 8-7079 893 E. Long 5t. Columbus, Ohio 881E, LongSL ^ CL 3-6808 _- ' i C o m D 1 i m e n t s CUNDIFF DRY CLEANERS 115 Taylor Ave. CL 8-3118 Come in and ask about our "Back to School Service' All General Repairs • Pickup & Delivery KENDELL DRUGS QUALITY CLEANERS SAM WBNER LOAN CO. Regular and 1-Day Dry Cleaning Service of Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Best Wishes "Miss Bronze Ohio" Contestants Laundry Service - Bachelor and Family Money Loaned On Anything of Value Pickup and Delivery Kenneth & Delia Jackson, Props. TOM SPRATTUNG COMMERCIAL SIGNS "We Give Top Value Stamps" "Your Favorite Eastend Pawnbroker" 723 E. Long SL CA. 8-3736 Exclusive Sign and Banner Service For The 892 E. Long SL CL. 3-4637 982 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL 3-2822 "Miss Bronze Ohio" Contest Since 1953 Sandy (Redtop) Cromwell, Prop. 958 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL 3-4458
Compliments Of COtUMBUS u?TRANSIT?* Best Wishes Congratulations JUDGE CLAYTON A. ROSE "Miss Bronze Ohio" Contestants! MRS. D. A. WHITTAKER 4 SONS. INC. imifimf Domestic Relations Court PLAZA HOTEL and Franklin County, Ohio A. W. BURNS & SONS Complete Funeral Service APEX RECREATION PARLOR "Family Owned and Operated Compliments Of Prank Drungold, Prop. CONSTRUCTION CO. For Over 80 Year*" 720 E. Long St CL 8-9549 738-740 E. Long St Columbus, Ohio 424 Woodland Ave. Columbus, Ohio W. F. HUTCHINSON CO. i Furniture - Rugs - Stoves - Linoleums 1028 Mt. Vernon Av*. Columbus
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By EDDIE J. COLSTON Theatrical Editor No matter how you slice it, Sunday's "5tage Show." * delightful addition to the "Miss Bronse Ohio" contest, ia going to be a BIG chunk of tasty entertainment. Just for the record, regnt-r contest goers will recall that previous contests have always featured a few enter tainers in guest appearance roles, although the '56 beautr parade spotlighted a bevy of vocal group*. ______However, this year's extrava ganza will have all ot the as the 57 show one to be remem pects of a well-balanced stage bered include blues chanter and presentation. dancer "Biily-B" Watkins. hand With the realisation that most some baritone vocalist Sonny audiences prefer a variety of Craver. petite singer Lorena •nterUmme&t the producers and Cathy, Sonny Vincent's cool directors of the year's "Miss crew, the Casuals, an up and Bronse Ohio" event hav« con coming group, the youthful Five centrated end pooled their ef Mints, the entertaining Orlan- fort* in careful screening ot dos and the Seven Sounds or the area's top musical and show chestra who will frame the mus talents and have come up with ical background for contest and a highly amusing and entertain show. ing revue. THE SEVEN BOUNDS The terrific •'Sounds,*' who THE GLOWING ARRAY of win premiere their group to Co n :• •tars who have merged to make lumbus amusement seekers, will
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! .,€i e__I. '_asm. VIRGINIA DUMMY JUDITH L EDMONDS HABEEBA CARMEN DOROTHY M. WALKER • (Columbus) (Columbus) (Columbus) (Columbus) Sponsored By Sponsored By Sponsored By Sponsored By JIMMY'S MARKET VRC BOWLING ALLEY UNIVERSITY 1056% Mt. Vernon Ave. AUTO SALES PIERCE'S STUDIO :.1 72 Mt. Vernon Ave. Col's Col's 117 Hamilton Ave. Col'* THE OBLANDOS 1086 Cleveland Ave. Col's m " 9 BILLT-B WATKINS SONNY CRAVER MERRY MAKERS CLUB, INC Enjoy today's fun... be setting a high criterion of "Miss Bronze Ohio" bathing eound, precision and refreshing beauty contest will be a combi imagination as one of the town's nation of breathtaking beautiful p r e s e n-t s top combos. girls, relaxed and exciting mus -fa a ic,* rhythm rockin' show snd THERE IS VERY LITTLE we all-around good time. * can say.about the-contest that So this Sunday afternoon at hasn't' already been said, But 4:J Keeping pace with the modern tread to lighter foods, today's Pepai.CoIa, reduced in calories, refreshes-without filling. Have a Pepsi—the modern, the light refreshment. 'HUCKLEBIICK' -an PATRICIA LATTIMER (Columbus) PAUL WILLIAMS Sponsored By SULLY'S LOAN OFFICE AND fflS ORCHESTRA 10C3 Mt. Vernon Ave. Col's Excellent Books On Dressmaking SUNDAY, SEPT. 1st There are many excellent books on dressmaking available at 10 P M TILL 2AM the public library complete with illustrations showing how to put those little finishing touches on the articles you make. It's really /# fun to sew. . VALLEY DALE BALLROOM SUNBURY RD. Buy It In The Familiar 6-Bottle Carton THE CASUALS HAZEL L WOODSON Adv. $1.65 Or In The NEW 26-Oz. "HOSTESS BOTTLE," Today!!! (Columbus) Columbus Has Far-Flung Library System Door $2.00 Say "PEPSI. PLEASE* In Any One Of 3 Sizes. .'. Single Ohioan Discovers Most Cornels Sponsored By When the public library is mentioned, do you Just picture the Drink Size, 12-oz. 2 Glass Size, 26-oz. 4 Glass Hostess Size MARTY'S 502 CLUB downtown building? Well, there are 11 handy neighborhood Tickets On Sele Now: By Members, C. & R. Grill, Leslie Peltier, amateur astronomer from Delphos, O., discov branches in Columbus and three huge traveling libraries to give Skyline Bar, LVA Club, Capitol City News ered more comets during his lifetime than anyone in history. 602 St. Clair Ave. Col's you the best In library service. PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. of COLUMBUS, OHIO w -__-_B___9___ Sf 89_48__i-BE SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, .1967 THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. 2—PAGE 6 To Wed In France This Week Birthday Party For Gary Andrews WHILE THEY LAST! c . /•••. -<_-.: ^ ;> GARY LEWIS ANDREWS, SON OF REV. AND MRS. A. J. Andrews, 660 E. Fulton st., Cplumbus, was honoree at party observing his third birthday. Gary is pic tured standing center and his parents are in back row. Guests included Clifford Pat rick, Anthony Patrick, Philip Patrick, Larry Garland, Yvonne Coggins, Brenda Cog-" gins, .Connie Hood, Juliette Dickerson, Beverly Bridges, Paula Bridges, Sandra Bridges, Given Owens. AMONG MOST POPULAR Ministers' Body Meets On Monday One of the most popular of th* Baptist Ministers Bible Our Guide." Rev. O. U. Gard summer theatres in Ohio is the League, 100 Lexington av., Co ner is president; Rev. H. H. Hiram college "Show Boat" lumbus, meets each Monday, 6-8 Teague, instructor, and Rev. W. that plays to large audiences p.m. Motto is "The Bible is L. Lee, recording secretary. along the Ohio river. -', THE FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE OF Miss, I Norma Jennings, daughter of Mra. Claude Jennings, I Augusta, Ga., to Capt. Howard L. Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Robinson, Columbus, O., was an .Am nounced this week. The marriage will take place at ~*_ OR—Take coupon off carton, fill in and REGULAR KING SIGN OF GOOD TASTE OES Speaker per&ci/y mail coupon and $2.00 to Coca-Cola hot- Mrs. Lucinda Wllmer, su __rr ______)lMst._C__Vt_willb_! _u_D_d nrepaid. c«»~HK \tsr. v» Gaea&S* Ceaams) preme grand matron of Colum • every t/me/ *** •remya9MtWW (RiriMt PACIIK W vHi-t9Lk ma>a»Swr4*raat* 8EC.2-^PAG8^ SEC/2—PAGE 6 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1957 tATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1987 THE OHIO SENTINEL ' Leons Entertain For Newlyweds HOPE PATRICK ON ETIQUETTE Friendship Baptist Church Observes iSellaioud L^nat Twin Frocks Taken As Joke 33rd Anniversary Of Rev. Gleaves 9JU Jrnex ^/ilexanaer Sunday, Aug. 18, marked the sermon after which a program Members of the committee In (Hope Patrick's common sense answers appear weekly ta 33rd anniversary' of Rev. R. T. and reception were held in the rharg'e were Deacon B. W. Cal The Sentinel. Questions submitted most be signed although names Gleaves, pastor of Friendship lower auditorium. loway, chairman, Mrs. Dophine win be withheld upon request. Address Hope Patrick, Box 9X9, Baptist, Columbus. Donald, secretary, 'and Mra. IE FIRST PREACHERS . . . Each department of the Tha Sentinel, Columbos.) At 11 a. m. worship the pastor Anna L. May, mistress of cere • ar" a church was represented in pres • • • was the speaker with music by entation of gifts made by Mrs. monies. - EAR MISS PATRICK; I plan to attend a very swank fashion The first preachers were Christ's 12 apostles, Simon Peter, the Jubilee, Loyal Ladies and Gladyce E. Holmes to Rev. and D show next month at a downtown hotel . . . strictly Invitational ..-rew, James, John, Philip, Bartholomew, Thomas, Matthew, men's choruses. Mrs. Gleaves. • Don't put it off any long* and all that sort of thing. It's so seldom that I get to really dress Jiother James, Thaddaeus, another Simon, and Judas. Jesus At 3 p. m. Rev. W. J. Payden, up for social events in Columbus that I want to go all-out for this tailed these 12 disciples together and gave them power against pastor of Calvary Tremont Bap The program consisted of erl Subscribe to The Ohio one. It will be a luncheon followed by the showing. 4 unclean spirits, to cast them out, and to heal all manner of sick- tist, delivered the anniversary readings from Mrs. Gertrude Sentinel today I $6.50 a year. I've already selected a very expensive dress to wear but bess and all manner of disease. (SL Matt. 10, I.) Hill, remarks by Rev. and Mrs. hesitate to get it out of layaway because my friends think I'm so He sent them out to preach, and commanded them saying: W. J. Payden, the official foolish to put so much into a dress for one occasion when there t'Go not into tha way of the Gentiles, and into any city ot the Trustee Day At boards of Friendship and other members. TIP-TOP CLEANEKS will probably be another one there like it anyway.' Will you sug lamarltans enter ye not: but go rather to the lost sheep of the gest the type of outfit suitable and also what to do if you see your house of Israel. As ye go, preach, saying, the .Kingdom of Heaven Centenary Sunday The pastor and Mrs. Gleaves ONE DAY SERVICE self at a social affair?—3. A. R. is at hand. Heal the sick, cleanse the lepers, raise tha dead, cast expressed their deep apprecia Pick Up and Delivery Trustee day will be observed • • • Cut devils: freely ye have received, freely give. tion to the committees respon 876 MT. VERNON AVE. "Provide neither gold, nor silver, nor brass in your purses, at Centenary Methodist, Colum sible for the outstanding anni riTHE BEST DRESSED women I know pay very litUe attention to Columbos. Ohio •l what is known as the "latest"' In fashion. Instead they care nor scrip for your journey, neither two coats, neither shoes, nor bus, Sunday, Aug. 25, all day. versary service. fully study themselves discovering their own particular styl* and ret staves: for the workman is worthy of his meat. And . into The 11 a. m. worship service AN IMPRESSIVE GATHERING OF COLUMBUS* YOUNG professionals, then stick with it—fashion and fads to the contrary. Much time Whatsoever city or town ye shall enter, Inquire who in it is wor- will have Dr. C. B. Copher, pro their wives and friends figured In gala cocktail party given by the Emile Leons at 60 hy; and there abide till ye go thence. Hamilton pk. honoring former Columbusite Dr. Tracy Parks and his bride, the former and temper is saved this way. fessor of the Old Testament at Joan Carter of Asbury Pk., N. J. Pictured with the newlyweds are, at left, Mrs. Tho Sad to say, all of us do not have this sureness. Much money • • • Gammon Theological seminary, prepare mas Brewer and at right Mrs. Earl Sherard and Dr. Robert Tribbht. and a great deal of worry Is spent over making a big show for a "AND WHEN -YE COME INTO AN HOUSE, SALUTE IT. Atlanta, as "speaker. Music will special occasion. And now that you are really angry I'll go on to <\d it the house be worthy, let your peace come upon it: but if it be rendered by the senior and say that unless you can really afford it, or because of your posi not worthy, let your peace return to you. And whosoever shall Gospel choirs. tion must afford it, your friends are right in discouraging you not receive you, nor hear your words, when ye depart out of that Afternoon service Is at 4 p. m Sentinel Recommended from making a big Investment of money in a highly styled drew suse or City, shake off the dust of your feet. with Rev. H. O. McCutchin of for winter obviously chosen to Impress, from the tone of your letter. "Behold, I send you forth as sheep in the midst of wolves: Wiley Methodist, Springfield, Perfectly suitable for the type affair you describe would be ye therefore wise as serpents, and harmless as doves. But be- his choirs and congregation ren a suit, well cut, of neutral color such as beige, rose, blues or irare of men: for they will deliver you up to the councils, and dering the service. grays. Jewelry to complement It for that time of day would be ol ey will scourge you in their synagogues. 'And ye shall be brought before governors and kings for my Evening worship is at 7:45 fcjeaulu Oa«con J metal or pearl. Stones require articificial light to bring out their p. m. Music will be by the Gos real lustre and brilliance. Shoes and bag of calf, doeskin gloves (lake, for a testimony against them and the Gentiles. But when To Have Your Business Included In This Directory Call ley deliver you up, take no thought how or what ye shall speak: pel choir. Rev. N. H. Holloway, and a perfect picture of a hat of feathers, the bulkier shapes of minister, will preach. CL. 3-7116. Deadline Saturday 12 Noon. ar It shall be given you in that same hour what ye shall speak. beaver, melusine or velvet in warm fall shades. • • • Tor it is not ye that speak, but the Spirit of your Father which In answer to the last part of your question: MIDWEEK SERVICE Is Wed Ipeaketh in you. m A friend wrote from N. York that three of a kind dresses "And ye shall be hated of all men for my name's sake; but nesday at 8 p. m. with Rev. Roy FLAMINGO BEAUTY SHOP turned up for lunch together at a restaurant. When the first two that caulurcth to the end shall be saved. The disciple is not Lucas in charge . . . Methodist Youth Fellowship members left Complete Beauty Service — Hair Weaving Specialty ladies arrived in the Identical hunter jjreen and white coin dotted .hove his master, nor the servant above his lord. batiste shirtwaist with a shirred full skirt, they laughed and de Wednesday for Lincoln Ridge, JOHNNIE MAE PUGH, Prop. ** • *i 1230 E. Long St. Open 9 A. M. - 9 P. M. CL, 2-5317 cided to sit with an empty chair between them "to take the curs* Ky., to attend the annual Youth "HE THAT LOVETH FATHER OR MOTHER MORE THAN Assembly. Operators Wanted off." When the third lady arrived, to.jnake it fashion triplets, fe is not worthy of Me: and he that loveth son or daughter more they went along with the fun! lan Ms is not worthy of Me. And he that taketh not his cross, and CUSTER'S HOMETOWN Get your deposit back and put it injp handsom, accessories alloweth after Me, is not worthy of Me. DORA'S JThe general famed for his FREDA'S BEAUTY SHOP if you need to. You must have a very basic suit suit-dress or "He that findeth his life shall lose it: and he that loseth his "Tart stand" fight against the BEAUTY SALON TILLEEN'S dress around which you can build a chic outfit that Is distinctively fe for My sake Shall find it. He that recelveth you, receiveth me; n J N. 17th M. Ci.. 2-4U- Complete Beauty Service Indians, George Armstrong Cus Beaute Shoppe you. « he that receiveth me, receiveth Him that sent Me." (St. Matt. ter, was born in N. Rumley, O. Complete Beauty Service Inez Bolden, Opr. ^25, 37-40.) Dora Phillips Bussed. Prep. ALFREDA BRAY, Prep. Ne Appointment Necessary. M7 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. ISAM Mary Dobson, Willie Mae Lucius E. Lee'a "As I Sea Religious" Services Stanley. Oprs. 30-)', Miami Ave. CL. M6M Open Monday thru Saturdsy Color News - it. evry week on the edi- Alma Givens. Operator SERMON ON THE MOUNT Operators: toria! pane, is another award tn Columbus Churches Melvon Glveas, Ilhea Brown In Carpeting winning Sentinel feature. Jessle Vinson. Greta Mitchell The whole scale of the beige- HOUSE of CLAMOUR Prop. ABTULLA LOGAN [.DWELL TEMPLE - Wor- OGS AND SWINE. — Matt. CORPSES CAN'T BURY other brown family continues to be a COLUMBUS LAUNDRY CSt Mt. Verooo Ate. CL. a-fiJH BEAUT HEIGHT Jp and fellowship with purpose D 7:8. corpses, but contrary to the be, favorite, with- many variation^ Caldwell Temple AME Zion Cam pie te Beauty Service • 991 Mt. Vernon av. ifew tones have a" rosy cast & DRY CLEANING lief of many commentators, God THE BRONZE burch, 524 E Long SL J."Dal- In Rev. 20:5 referred to morally Bait Styitiif-Hiit Cutting CL. Mill • CL. 3-5813 New accents arc tangerine and 906 ML Vernon Ave., Core, O Gentiles In heart are called A Specialty Complete Beauty Service BEAUTY SALON "Jenkins, minister. 9:30 a.m., dogs in Rev. 22:15 and Phil. 3:2. dead men when he said: "But Specializing *in all types nt gold. " For more sophisticated Family aad Bachelor Bundles burch School. 11 a.m., Morn- Prep Mattle Wsrrea Turner Ne Appointment Necessary settings, the true-blue family They are pious and well groom the rest of the dead lived not Operators: ciars Caldwell. cosmetology Drapes, Blankets, Repairs k ng Worship. 6:30 p.m., Chris- Operaotors: Ma hie Brown, For Appointment Call has added members, like pow ed outwardly, but morally and again until the thousand years Lear Ware. Mary France* Alterations Endeavor. 8 p.m., Evening were finished." Almeda Mtsenhelmer, Leia CL. a-4611 der blue and periwinkle. Aqua, ethically corrupt inwardly. They join Kussell, Annie Kate Jackson, Hargrove, Lata Betton, Fare Crews Webb, Prop. a steady favorile, is more on FLORINE RAMSEI, Mgr. Worship. Wednesday, 8 p.m., Bernlce Hughes are not material corpses, but There's nothing more filthy IssheUe Whltely, Winifred Mitchell, Mfr the blue side. G. L. RAMSEY. Prop. Idweek Praise. The Capital W» E. Long St. city's Temple of Zion Method- spiritually dead. than dogs and hogs, which Je Clara Rotcrs, Manager sus used a» characteristic sym LITTLE Their conscience is marred bols of "good time" persons, de our improved TTC SISTERS' IT. OLIVET—Visit next Sunday beyond reasonable hope of mor void of moral or ethical res JUST A MERE HOUSE of BEAUTY at ML Olivet Baptist Church, al recovery. Time is wasted traint, so long as they can keep Beauty Salon E. Main SL "No Creed But trying to interest them in holy BEA JTY SALON Complete Beauty Service hid from the public^. M N. Hta SL - CL. 2-SJ70 Hair Styling a Specialty risL" H. Beecher Hicks, min things. Many of them will fire VIOLA MITCHELL, Prop ster. 9 a.m., The Church at Christians from their Jobs if Budget Heating. Complete Beauty Service 918 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. 3-8213 In Jesus' sermons He warns IDA MAE SMITH. Operator Mays Digble, SaUy Lilly Nash, Opr., Study. 10:45 a.m., The Church they try to inject Christian reli Christians to "Give not that |at Worship. 8" p.m., Baptist Complete Beauty Service Nolan, Anna Flenard, Alice Dorton, Mgr. gion in the business procedure, which is holy to dogs, nor cast Virginia Brown, Anna Boseman, Prop. Training Union. 7:30 p.m., Tbe because they are morally dead Appointment* 9 A.M.-6" PM Operators I Church at Worship. to Godly matters. Jesus said in moral pearls to swine"; for by . Plan U» tnnta Ave. HL 4-B71S Elgrtha Currtogtoa, Owner MatL 8:22: "Follow me; and let so doing, the effort would be • SECOND BAPTIST—You're al- "Booths For Rent" Janey Carr's Beauty Shop the dead bury their dead." more offensive than good. iways welcome at Second Baptist This year our Budget Heating Plan . Open For Business At Church, 188 N. 17th SL C. F. starts in October. Beginning then your IMA'S BEAUTY SHOP 917 Mt. Vernon Ave. [Jenkins, minister.- 9:18 a.m., THE COLUMBUS HOME LAUNDRY (In Locke's Barber Shop) AND DRY CLEANERS Complete Beauty Service-Hair styling aad Scalp Treatment [Church Schorl. 10:45 a.m., winter heating costs can be spread evenly Operators; Pauline Smart, Cleaners and Launderers of Quality and Distinction Prop. Ima Johnson, Oprs. Annie Both Ashley, Virginia Ely Morning Worship. 7:45 p.m., over a 10-month period. J Evening Worship. A One Stop Cleaning Service Warnie Lee Hensley AU Work Done At Our Plant S»9 SL Clair Ave. CL. 8-eOtt Open Dally 9 A. M. to I P M. SHILOH BAPTIST — Come to €28 E. LONG ST. Columbus. O. CL. 3-5415 Many of our gas-heating customers CLASSIC Shiloh Baptist, Hamilton at ML are taking advantage of this special Vernon av. James W. Parrish, FASHIONETTA BEAUTY BAR BEAUTY SALOS minister. 8:15 a.m., Radio service at no extra cost Call our •77 E. LONG ST. | MIMIIR ' ' Excellent Service At CA •______-_____ -. I \ I SRC. 2—PAGE 8 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, AUGUST U, 198f pATTJBPAY, AUGUST 24, 1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 9 tee 'The Newest Barbscea Machine ta Tewa At . . . TURNER'S THE PIT RESTAURANT U? N. 20TH ST. Columbus, O. 45SH E. Long St. IT HAPPENED Chicken - Fish - Barbecua Our Spacialtitt 8* Beer — Wine — Whiskey Self Serve and Canryout HOME COOKED FOODS Open 24 Hours Daily Iff CA. MSSS Ml Youra Truly — "Jitney" Roy Langdon THAT WAY COLSTON'S BURKE'S PLACE EDITED BY EDDIE JAY COLSTON NIGHTBEAT 1091 NORTH 4th St. To List Your Attraction or Service Telephone CLearbrook 3-1206 Colnrabos. O. •BssWsWsW" WHISKEY ROM THE COLUMN'S MAIL BAO - A Hilltop lady wrote: Singles — Doubles ranW5 T F "Dear Eddie Jay, we^ read your column every week, my BEER. WINE, FOOD uestloti-Hairfc friends and I, and since none of us are regular nightclub goers we FRI. and SAT. HUES know little or nothing about most ot the after dark personalities 9 P.M. you talk about. However, we like the little jokes and the column VILLAGE TAVERN NO DOOR NO COVER NO MINIMUM endings, have fun trying to figure out the gossip and love to read I2l» MT. VERNON AVE. 20TH £, MT. VERSOS about some of your experiences along your nightbeat. Your less Columbos, O. Serving the People ta aad active readers, shut-ins and housewives, would appreciate things PRESENTS Around Poindexter Village PIZZA COPA For along this line occasionally. An avid Sentinel reader." (Thanks, BEER, WINE GOOD FOOD M'am, for the nice letter. Will do.) Open 1AM.- Close 1 P. M LEGAL Reservations CHESTER E. WHITE. Opr. Nightly • • • BEVERAGES CaU CL. 1-1955 THE ONE THAT GOT AWAT. (A COLUMNIST, THAT IS.) CLUB 9 P. M. Till 2:30 A. M. One of my cronies remarked the other night, "Man, I don't think N. COLE 0. WATKINS W. WILLIS J. ROSEMOND lMS>_-10»wKMt.Vernen you have an ounce ot sportin' blood In you. Tou don't play golf, MICKEY'S GRILL [E.BAR RAIL denizenry who compile such statistics and turn BAR-BE-CUE baseball, go fishing or anything else that takes a little energy." Ml Michigan Ave., rthem into conversational pieces are laying odds that Walt and Well, that guy la as wrong as a $3 bill. Oh, I admit that I'm strict Cor. First Ave Hazel Willis will cancel out their divorce with another fling at 'Prince Preston' Specialty ly an armchair athlete and my activities are limited to pitching Beer, Wine, Whiskey altardom. No report on the young lady for whom the formal an and tha RIBS-CHICKEN-HAM pennies, Judging beauty contests, trying to catch avbaseball fouled Home Cooked Foods nouncements had it Walter was turning in his bachelor card for a Modern Low Prices off into tbe grandstand and playing the horses. Some folks are a WE SPECIALIZE IN benedict's license about'three wka. ago . . . Bill (The Barrister) mite against playing the horses, but when you take into considera BED HOT CHIU Toler's latest affair of the palpitator's said to be a Detroit dam Rock-Rollers < HOME COOKED MEALS :- tion that no horse ever started a war, robbed a bank, turned in a sel he met quite recently. Intimates say the knot might already friend, built an atomic bomb, upped taxes, closed a church, pulled have been secured '• • . Remember when barmaids were just a Plus-Extra Added Open 24 Hours Around the Clock a knife, or bet on a man, you can see that it's a pretty clean sport. 347 EAST MAIN ST. Jimmy Smith, Prop. CHARLIE'S BAR temporary fad installed In the local gin mills as a fill-in for un HOMER WILLIAMS • • • Stop At The Chl-Chl Sign available males during War II? Now it's the latter that are a nov EVEN AT THAT. I'M NOT CONSIDERED AN ODD BALL Beer—Wine— liquor elty in the bistros. on guitar In my profession. I have yet to see a newspaperman do anything Good Feed • • • strenuous other than rushing to make a deadline or on the trail of DaUy k Son. 1 A M.-I A M. Entertainment Nightly Lucille * Charlie Jordan, THE BILL OF DIVORCEMENT RUS8 JACKSON, of the le a hot newa story. John Combs, our managing editor, is an excep gal set, applied for recently waa a hinted at item in this corner a 9 P.M. tS 2:30 A.M. tion. Ha will go hunting whenever be can borrow Ben Caldwell's Props. lit Harrison Ave. month ago . . . Too bad prospective sponsors are still refusing to . CLOSED SUNDAY Under New Management gun. An example is the case of a nightlife columnist. Everything buck the compone belt tide and back the Nat King Cole weekly seems to make sense at 2 o'clock In the morning when your eyes TV opus on NBC. It's one of the better shows of Its format by far are fogged with nightclub smoke ,®jrour brain limp from the effort OUAUTY FOOD SHOP, and this observer opines that if Nat were of another racial hue the Never A Door, Cover of trying to keep up with the conversation, your ears deafened by program would have been gobbled up by a backer long before or Minimum Charge tha tumult of music and chatter. So when a pal invitingly sug now. Still another example of white folks ain't ready for progress. PARADISE CAFE gests, "How about going fishing with me, Saturday?", you smile MS Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. S-MM . .. One man's opinion: Mary Margaret Donaldson fills a sweater pleasantly, nod and yawn. That's the wsy It was with your ever Fried Chicken (in the right places) as snugly as a Broad and High traffic jam. Liquor-Beer-Wine obliging reporter some nights ago, but now I'm sober, my mind Prop. JAB. ANTHON I Draws just as much attention, too. 878 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. 2-0413 alert, my senses in good order, and I vow I am not going fishing Hrs. U A. M. • 1 A M. Served til 2:30 A.M. and, in fact, never intended to. What I don't know about reels and • •. • The Bast ft Bar-B-Q. C-tti, THE HARRISON BRIDGES DEPARTING EARLY FOR the rods and flies and nets and baskets, about slow pull and soft jerk, GOOD FOOD Patronize about playing the line, about casting—about anything or every Shriners whing-ding in Philly. And Charlie Watkins, of th«*Wil- Prepared ta Heme Style liams-McNabb stiff staff, joining his frat brothers in LA for the Ohio Sentinel Willis Sullivan-Mgr. thing that has to do with fishing—would appall you. No one can Advertisers! be that ignorant—but I am. Alphas' r.at'l gathering . . . Otto Beatty, Jr., running a tempera • • • ture over Madeline Dalton, one of Zanesville's formidable entries Serving Legal Beverages Daily THE ROD AND REEL DEVOTEES AMONO MT BOSOM Southern Tea in the coming Sunday's "Miss Bronze Ohio" beauty sweepstakes. Something New . « . Sensational ... You'd Better Believe It I I I • pals usually talk around ma rather than with or at rae when they .*. . Could the WCOL-Radio cranium trust be flirting with abbre get to discussing their fishing adventures. It Is restful and peace viation of Hoyte (Dr. Bop) Locke's disc jockey career by flooding n i « A.M. TILL 2:30 A.M. ful because a fellow in my business can sit around' listening to Room the airlanes with too much Bop? Bop, now firmly entrenched as _ WCOL DEEJAY DK. BOP" i this droning chatter and not once feel the urge to pull out a little MMI Yew- Priamds Hare the station's top meal ticket, ia definitely bigtime in our book, but .. •'"•'. ' COLUMBUS. OHIO - — black notebook to. accumulate,enough information to compose a Chicken Dinners Every we'd hate to see his popularity spread out too thin for future lis W* _ Will Be On The Scene Broadcasting Direct From . • column. When fisherman talk comes up, I con sit back, .sipping Sunday Horn* Fried Piet tening pleasure. _ * . my lemonade, listen or not as the fancy dictates—and feel that'at 618 E. LONG ST. ~ • • • JacksonV -1 i Home Cooked Pies conversation's end i have not neglected my readers because noth RAN INTO BOB AND BETTY TUBNEY, TWO"OF OUR fa -«•*•_ • ing that has been said is anything I intend to use for my column Plate Lunches, vorite people now taxpaying in LA, at an informally enjoyable HOUSE OF anyway. So you see I DO have at least an ounce of sportin* blood Sandwiches swimming-barbecue-refreshments assemblage Saturday- eve at SOLID COMFORT In me after all. John Blue's Nelson rd. diggings and the reunion was enjoyed by • Musical Entertainment • • • Alr-CondHloned all of Dob's and Betty's cronies. They're In town visiting with kin Nightly FAST NOTES ON A SLOW TYPEWRITER—Grand opening folks and expect to return westward the latter part of this wk. • at Bill Thornton's Big Bill's Bar, formerly Lewis' Cafe, was a real Also seen on the scene at John's manse were the Tom Pages, the I Always a surprise patkage la Chet Bradleys (they're off to the Shriners parley In Philly by now, • 4TH 4 MAPLE - URBANCREST, OHIO oar beautiful Comer CockUO whooper last week. Handshakes, telegrams and flowers (espe • cially Four Roses) marked the festivities. Bill's attractive • Mrs. to lend moral support to daughter Carol who's entered in the • LouBfe tor year eve-lac's lodge's nat'I talent and beauty contest), Fugate and Lois Page*.Art FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE enjoyment. served as a charming hostess . . . Swingin' Paul Williams and'his • • orch will be the Merry Makers* dance attraction at Valley Dale and Betty Isbeli, the Clyde Sawyers, the James Chappelles, Jean EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 9 P. M. • Cantonese Family Dinners Sept. 1 . . . B'ville'a coolest debonslr host, Earl West, has switch Green, N. York's contribution to our cheerful eyeful roster; Nata • Served At All Hours. Wa ed from the 502 to the Copa .. . Eastwood Storage Co.'a secretary, lie and Russell Jackson, the Roosevelt (Alberta) Goodes, Dr. Har Presenting this Friday ... Freshly Prepare Any Order Edna Greene, looking as young and radiant as her daughter, San old Weddington. • To Take Out. Operated by dra, as they enjoyed the Big Roy Hamilton show Wednesday eve. < • • • Dong Sang Yee and Louie Ro ... On the heels of a postcard that fluttered on our desk. Rusty ADD KATHERINE BRYANT, THE CHARMING PHILLY I • filly who's now a fixture in Our Town, to the pillar's official list of Poy. Bryant flew in from Los Angeles after cutting a Jazz album for I Raleigh Randolph's Ork. | Dot Records. nice people to meet up with. The gal's a doll—looks, a personality • • • that floors you, and conversational genuis to share and spare . . . I 1 Cantonese 1.1 uuor • Beer - Cocktails Joan Curry, the Skyline's shapely mixologist, bided her time but ADMISSION 51.00 Room Jade Room Ming Room EAVESDROPPIN' WITH A PENCIL 'N* PAD—We hear that Open • A M. 'UI >:S0 A. M. finally came up with a query that crimped the dome of her ex- • '• the popular playboy pulled the season's prize boner when he, fig Coming Aug. 30-31 The Nation's Hottest Attraction Will accommo- Seating: f o r 50 schoolmaster, Bus Wright. All Joan wanted to know from Bus P Now available to uratively speaking, left his bride-to-be waiting at the altar for the was, "How many (20 bills are there in a bushel basket?" She eociai club* and date parties up persona in com- second time. It's a shame, too, because we had printed the invita • private parties. to 100 persona, plete privacy for swears Bus used to ask his students similar questions. tion in our column . . . The young and brilliant doctor (when so HONG KONG • • • I Complete Chin- Call CL. 2-0512 eluba and small ber) upaet a recent party In a swank neighborhood when he tilted FRANKIE BRUNSON eae cuisine. . for reservation*, partle*. the bottle once too often and proceeded to pull the skeletons out of JUDGE RUSSELL CARTER, THE COLUMBUSON who S3 the closet on his closest friends. He climaxed it by punching one RESTAURANT made good in a great big way as a Dayton jurist-lawyer, and Dr. • • of the guests in tha nose and wound up in the hoosegow. The as John Rosemond, the Cap City medic, were Officer Candidate AND THE CARL HOLLAND ORK sault and battery case is scheduled to be aired before a Judge—if 992 Mi. Vernon Ave. school students in unison during War II. .*. In case you've'missed • MACON HOTEL charges are not dropped . . . Things were really poppln' last week Esther Palmer on the Columbus stem, she's with Internal Revenue Serving American And when tha gendarmes moved in on a Mt. Vernon av. tavern man In Dayton. Enjoy the Fabulous Pit Bar-B-Q Ribs, Chicken, Pork & AMERICAN and CHINESE RESTAURANT ager for watering down hi* whisky and roped In a popular beer Beef Prepared Southern Style By Collie Tabb, MBBQ | 366-388 N. 20TH ST. COLUMBUS. O. salesman on a forgery rap. ICIHNESE FOODJ Tender Goodness. Try It Once And You'll Come Again 1 FREE PARKING IN REAR • • • Chop Suey Of All Kinds BATTLE OF THE RUBBER CHECKS AMONGST members Served From 9 P. M. 'Til ? ? ? Open Daily llt30 A. M. To 4 A. M. Sun^Fri. 11 A.M.-l. A.M. of Columbus' sassiety set creating quite a stir (or should we say UNTIL NEXT COLUMNTIME REMEMBER THAT Eddie Sat. 11 A.M.-S A.M. bounce?), not to mention more than a few strained erstwhile BIRDLAND IS AVAILABLE FOR RENTAL. -CONTACT Jay saya, "Old age is when it takes you aa long ta get over a good friendships, in the Gold Coast regions of the ghetto. Villain in the Be Infotmed — Read The Sentinel time aait did to have it." . CL. 3-3664 piece is those weekend poker sessions that have long since ceased MR. ALLEN OR MR. JACKSON AT THE BALLROOM to be the "friendly" affaire of yore. ;:*>**; ; ; /W;w- [-\.^p:••• :g ':".•'•::•':• ••''• • •'"- ;'-^. 4#:^ ife- 'W&„_ : y-J ^s____. 1W ¥m*& •wk% SATURDAY. AUGUST 24, 3957 SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1957 THE QHIQ.SENTINEL PAGE 11 PAGE 10 THE OHIO SENTINEL JOE SLEPT HERE , Looking over it, I don't see how Snowden Named Wilma Turner Winner One ot Henry county's Tamoue7 IN THE JAZZ IDIOM modern Jazzmen can be so un Carmen, Lavern sons is comedian Joe E. Brown, derrated and these putrid, frag Af Shaker AAU Meet a native of Holgate, O. ile Imitators that are pushed on . Coach At Howard BELL the scene today can be called SPORTS UNKNOWN GREATS Appear With Ed. WASHINGTON, D.C. — Dr. Miss Wilma Turner, daughter jazz musicians. . N. YORK. — Singer Lavern RADIO & TELEVISION I dug a sound from tha corner Frank M. Snowden, chairman ot of Mrs. Gladys Turner. 1330 By JOHN S. WALKER I hate to repeat myself so Baker was signed tor two ap SM-0-0-0-THER Juke box which immediately GLEANINGS the Committee on Intercollegiate Granville av., completed for the 1069 MT. VERNON^VE. BAR might fluently, but unless you have the pearances on Ed Sullivan's CBS- m an brought back to mind the splen blues feeling and spiritual as Athletics at Howard university, Columbus Recreation Dept., in <1 Doer Eait af A see TV show, the first date on Aug. announced the appointment ot Caasee Theatre) odd place to get dor, golden daya of bop. pects of Jazz in your soul, you're the. Nat'I AAU girls' and wo 25. She's receiving a reported By William (Bill) Bell * Sports' Editor Robert M. (Bob) White aa in- men's track and field cham ideas and In- It was J. J. Johnson's 1940 not blowing, just puffing. I wish $9000 for the engagements. r?J "StreUtD' " a p I r a tions to sextet, a sextet which consisted I could afford to have Miles, structor in physical education pionships held Aug. 9 at Shaker On the show she will give a —Hilt Jackson write about cer- of six ot the most powerful jazz Stitt, S..nny Rollins, Art Blakey, and coach of the varsity foot Hta. Sr. High school, Shaker Hts. view of her new act with Harold Q "It Ha* Te Be Tee" t a 1 n subjects, voices of that period. After re Percy Heath and Bud Powell OW THAT Milwaukee haa broken the Nat'I League ball team for 1937-58 school year. O. nr (Stumpy) Cromer. —Julie London but such was flecting awhile on that time blow about three sets for me pennant race wide open the only thing for the fana to As football coach, White re process.. the Finer rj "All Of Me*' N Miss Wilma Turner reumed the case with when bop was In its short-lived then when they finished t would Miss Baker spent 13500 on cos get excited about Ii the battle between the individual stars places Thomas F. (Tom) John Filtrotion through —Big Maybelle tumes, new music and dialogue home with medals for a first In Q "Miss Tee Se" me of i a t e. pinnacle, I thought ofcth. many call in Kenny Dorham, Lou Don for the various batting crowna. son who asked to be relieved of —Tiny Topsy While out mak jazzmen of that era who gave aldson, Hank M o b 1 e y, Max tor the act. In the American League the two big questions are: tha assignment following 1056 the baseball throw with a dis p-j "Let's Fatt la Love" ing my weekly so much to our cause, but re Roach, Paul Chambers and Hor Can Mickey Mantle win the triple crown a second season. tance of 292 ft., just 2 ft. shy HICKORY —Ella Fitzgerald John S. nocturnal visi ceived so little plaudits. ace Silver and let them finish up TRY THE SENTINEL year? A native of Rlchmon, Ky., of the national record, and a. se "Becky Mountain" Walker tations, I stum- • • * the night action for this cat. White holds the Bachelor of CHARCOAL restful harbor of Will Ted Williams beat him out for the batting cond in the running high jump. —Jack Dupree hied onto a SOME OF THOSE CATS are Of course, 'by that time I Science degree from Kentucky Hampty Dampty Heart" liquidations which, at most, one still around. A few have died would completely be ready for title? ti 2* State college (1936) and the Mas- . The Friday session wss won —Lavern Baker might lose a minute or so be prematurely and some just the little house on the hlU. Oh Will both of them hit over .400 John (The Beast)Bayuk from t^r of Science degree in physi by Tennessee State university. •Dumplln' " fore picking up your chick, who for the season? Colorado U. ia in fourth place —Emie Freeman seemed to quit the scene like a well, what's the use in day MONROE cal education from the Univer you knew wasn't going to be on hasty September rain. dreaming. tinWhilg race the ef eNat' noIt Leaguthreatenine batc which leaves Bassett bringing sity of Indiana (1939). Exclu leva Me Cherry" time. records It U tlfhter and ot up the rear. To stick, Bassett —Chuck Williams I thought of the great tenor- I guess I'll go home to my TERRACE APTS. sive of service in the U.S. army "She's Gene" At any % rate, before I couldme n like Charlie Rouse, Billy room and, thanks to that mod even more Interest to sepia will have to show decided Im during War 2 and a New Haven —Ivory Joe Hunter fasten my safety belt securely. Smith, Dexter Gordon, Morris ern-day invention called the hi- 1 fans because fit Urn five top provement. job, White is a veteran of 10 R.&E. Lane and John Coltrane, among fi, sit on the floor, take off my 316 2 N.Monroe AY hitters who have played In 100 years in the coaching profession. COMPLETE LINE OF games or more three of them WE HAVE NOT said much I'AINT & WALLPAPER CO. New Management many whose contributions to shoes and with a loaf of bread COLUMBUS, OHIO RECORDS. TELEVISION and a jug of wine, dig Bird, CL. KHM CL. tett4 •re bronse lads. 'about the Floyd Patterson-Pete PYTHIAN GRILL neo-bop were paramount. Ot 601 MT. VERNON AYE. & RADIOS course, Coltrane is making a Miles and Monk blow the blues. • • • Rademacher heavyweight cham 1 Ol t MIJI'S •W ML Ternon Ave. Rooms By Day CL 2-7181 strong bid for recognition of IIANK AARON OF the Braves pionship fight in Seattle Thurs Beer — Wine — Food late with his muscular work as Or Week la carrying on a terrific duel day night because it has taken ARROW CI. 3-5000 Sales and Service Hrs 8 A M 'til 1 A M. a member of Miles Dsvis' quin Lavern Baker with Stan (The Man) Musial of this long (or us to realize that _» •• » tet. Previews Act the Cards. Only a few points be it is not a hoax but is actually Shirts and Tim ComplH** Line Of: My mind then thought of alto- hind la the Reds' sensational going to happen. Thanks—« N. High Paints, I'nintrr'* A group of most popular re Supplier, Linoleum men like Ernie Henry, Danny lophomore Frank Robinson who Our only comment is that we Ed Bailey West Quebec and Sahib Shibab. cording. stars headed by young thought Patterson and his hand Sal Mineo and including Guy has conquered the so-called sec "Tk. unit h»i. ta i«* W.ir The New Henrjt and Shibab -till wail lers were wiser than that. Cluiibu., Okie WE DELIVER Torch Club Mitchell, Carmen MncRne and ond year jinx which has dogged along unappreciated but I have They can gain nothing but the 941 MT. VERNON AVE. COLUMBUS, OHIO Lavern Baker will be guests on the footsteps of so many stars. n't heard from Danny since I 22 Rooms With Hot * In fourth place and still very quarter of a million dollars $3.50 The Ed Sullivan Show Sunday, BEER • WINE • LIQUORS around 1952. Trumpet players Cold Water which they have been guaran Aug. 23. much In the race is the Incom Cede No. - "Specializing In Italian Spaghetti and Pissa" from the Fats Navarro-ruled t Hotel Accommoda teed and they may lose so much FOR THE BEST NEW OR USED CAR BUY tions parable WiUle Maya of the cliche, at that time, were few, Giants. prestige that they may never be CARRYOUT SERVICE but aside from the major fige, Well furnished, clean with able to draw a decent gate. PINT Open Daily « A M. • t:tt A M. We are not quoting their aver there wert swingers like George very modern hotel facilities. ages because by the time we go ' Ii Patterson does not knock CALL "BUDDY" Code No. Rents Reasonable $2.27 soosc Taitt, Idresse Suliman, Al Kill- Known from coast to eoast for to preas the.new official aver Pete out In the first round it will "homelike atmosphere.'' take years for him to make the EVERYBODY KNOWS ian and Red Rodney. ages will be put. 100 PROOF—Distilled from A. B. flJNT people accept him as anything 21 SHRIMP • • • # Cooper's Tourist • Aaron alio leads In the RALEIGH 100% Grain Neutral Spirits Proprietor home run parade and RBIs. but a cheese champion. M. S. WALKER. INC., IN A BASKET I REALLY DUO BED. I wish 259 N. 17th St. CL. 3-5113 George Crewe of the Reds They may never accept him BOSTON, MASS. the cat hadn't pawned his horn. Columbus. O. SAMMY FLINT LIQUOR moves Into the picture In the if Rademacher lasts six rounds Looking down the piano line HOUSE MANAGER and if the fight goes the limit* Beer • Wine over the shoulders of Bud and JAMES COOPER, Mgr. home ran and RBI fields. And "BUDDY" OR Fish • French Fries Patterson may aa well retire- f%Monk, you dug cats like Hank you know that Willie is always Cube Steaks among the leaders la those JTEPIER GRILL Feed, Beer Te Csrryoat Air Conditioned Jones, Sir Charles Thompson, Champion k Mt. Vernon CL. 2-0300 RAT REDMAN, Prop. Duke Jordan and Walter Bish NEW FORD HOTEL NO. 2 two departments. TOUR FRIENDLY op. Bishop's comping ability be • • • Champs Card To hind horns" is excelled only by 452« E. LONG ST. " TeL CA. 4-0421 THE THREE TOP Negro hit- CADIIUC-OLDSMOBIIE Horace Silver. Drummers like Columbos. O. tera in the junior circuit are Bob RALEIGH STEPTER Ed Harris. Shadow Wilson, Jack Transient aad Permaceat Guests Welcome Boyd of Baltimore, Minnie Mi End State Fair SALESMAN Enjoy The Air-Conditioned Comfort of Parker and Denzil Best ranked Ford Hotel No. 1 Still Operated at 179 North 6th St noso and Larry Doby of the at that time with Max, Blakey MRS. B. H. FORD, Proprietress ' CA. 1-3588 White' Sox. The trio are hitting WC*te the only dealer In Columbus operating our own and Kenny Clarke. _ CLUB RECALL better than .300. Grunt And Groan Credit D.ep_/We can finance any deal. Call "Buddy*! * At this writing, both Shadow Doby la having one ot bis DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF and Denzil Best are making suc better years, despite his series now and-assur* yourself of a new car for less cash dif__^ cessful comebacks. At that of Injuries. _. -" -SAMMY HOPKINS' THE HAWKINS ferenca. ' ^. •»_, time, when the small group 65 N. MONROE AVE. In 88 games he has driven in craze was at its enjoyable peak, CL. 3-481S 67 runs. Mickey Mantle has drl- CADILLAC SALES and'SERVICE SWING QUARTETTE bassmen carried the soul of the Col__b»t, Okie „ in 88 runs in 112 games. CAPT. JOHNNY LIPON EVERY THURS., FRI. and SAT. group. Bassists like Curly Rus We Welcome Old and New Patrons When you consider that in nine I I COLUMBUS JETS No Cover — No Door — No Minimum Charge sell, Nelson Boyd, Al Lucas, Al Transient Guest Welcomed f the 88 games in which Doby • Jan Ross Motor Co. 772 E. LONG ST. COLUMBUS, O. Hall and Tommy Potter, they We Continue to Render the Same Exclusive, latted he was a pinch hitter we i Incorporated don't make any more, man. Efficient Sendee [et a better idea of how potent 424 E. Broad St. BASEBALL ie has been as a clutch bitter 380 E. Broad St. CA. 8-6607 this season. • • • LIGHT-HEAV Y W E I G.H t SCHEDULE champion Archie Moore ap JETS TS. MIAMI MARTY MELLMAN PRESENTS «•»«• -« pears to have taken a leaf from Thurs., Aug. 22-8:15 P. M. middleweight champion Ray (Ladies Nite) Robinson's book on matchmak JETS vs. HAVANA ing. BUDDY ROGERS Fri., Aug. 23 - 6:30 P. M. The contract for his title bout Ht4 ** rwretr (Two Games •with Tony Anthony in Los Ange A "card of champions" wrest CULTURES • STRAIGHTENS Sat, Aug. 24 - 8:15 P.M. DANNY CARMICHAEL ling program put together by les Sept. 20 calls for Moore to (Linden Am-Vets Nite) get all of the television purse— Matchmaker Al Haft and fea Sun., Aug. 25 - 2 P. M. $70,000— plus $20,000 of the gate. turing Nature Boy Rogers, ugar Ray Robinson and HIS 'HOUSE ROCKIN" BAND If there is anything left after George Bollos, Billy Darnell and Jets in Miami, Havana Archie gets his 20 grand, then Nell Stewart, will provide the and Richmond until Tony will get 33 1/3 percent of windup to the 1957 Ohio state "It's a Knockout'' Sept. 5 that. fair Friday night, Aug. 30. Haft has paired Rogers, east COMING AUG. 26 MARTY MELLMAN'S • • • ern heavyweight champion, with THERE IS A possibility that George Bollos, former Big Ten CHARLES the Cleveland Browns will have champion from OSU, for the two Negro fullbacks this year eastern title. and neither of them will be BROWN Maurice Bassett, the Browns' Billy (The Rocket) Darnell, AND HIS 502 CLUB veteran fullback. midwest heavyweight champion; dWPDSNER will go against Bearcat Wright, "DMFTIN' BLUES' 602 ST. CLAIR AVE. — CO LUMBUS, O. — CL, 2-0661 Coach Paul Brown wants Jim Brown, the rookie from Syra colored heavyweight champion •m vtofas process BAND DON'T MISS OUR SUNDAY A FTERNOON JAZZ SESSIONS cuse, for'his No. 1 fullback. The claimant. INSIST ON f MWri PROCESS FOB YOUR^COMFORT AIR-CONDITIONED battle for the other open job is AT YOUR FAVORITE BARBER WOP CHARLES BROWN Betty Garcia, Italian chain now bet-ween rookie Frank Pur- pion. will square off with Nell frag stores fctll—TWIII—WUMII'1»M»^| —.< _lll|i>—M »'•"> '•.'". -'•SJF.:' WaaWBaWsWUKm WsssaWassWssm SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1057 jUTURPAY. AUGUST 24, 1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE it PAGE 12 THE OHIO SENTTNEL speed and deceptive hip mo as th* '57 season draws near the been given aa of yet . . . In tha tion. The little speedster end ot an anticipated showdown American League, the Yankees stands 5 ft. 5 In. and weighs lcose. St. Louis hasn't given up are keeping distance—6"A games Gene Jackson's Been Piecing Together Softball Teams Nearly 20Yrs. 160. hope, but the Braves are wish over Chicago. The White Sox Thus far, the Tigers have the ing they would. The question aren't by any means thinking of By LUCIUS E. LEE SA'S following potential backs out for lias arisen—how long can the giving up and neither is third One Sunday morning back in the spring of 1945, the squad: Al Jordan, Joe Bro going to lose? No answer has place Boston. Maryland pk. softball diamond was buzzing with prep-up thers, Don Williams, Joe Jack games. Eugene, "Gene" or "Blotidi." Jackson had talked son and Frankie Crawford, half Tint Treadwell into another sponsorship of Old Reliable, NGLES backs; Bob (Chili) Griffin, Secretary Of Slate Lauds Darlene, Althea or the "Tim Treadwell team." Amos Tysis and Irving Picker By Asa featherione ing, quarterbacks; Arnold Rob Ohio's Sec'y of State Ted W. runnerup - in - the Wimbledon Fred Nallie was on the mound inson and Lor ing Gomer, full Brown Monday paid high trib matches, on their visit to Ohio. is no ballplayer, he can always and other old reliables of Gene's backs. If the boys cooperate ute to Althea Gibson, recent Brown presented an achieve get a team together and the teems. Tom Jenkins and Eddie with Coach Moore, East will winner of the Wimbledon ment award to Althea and a ci teams always have been of Martin, were there. I say Gene's have another fine squad. matches In England and wom tation to Darlene following their championship calibre. IM AND JOE DURROH, two high scoring brothers, and teams because, while softball Phillip Babe collaborated to score 98 points in leading THE COLTJMnuS JETS have en's world champion tennis exhibition match at Central players will declare that Gene Gene, the manager, lined out J crown, and to Darlene Hard, the batting order and named St. Dominic to a record setting 125-91 victory over 6th and made it! They're out of last State college Monday afternoon. himself the cleanup man. And, 6th in a high scoring basketball game on the winner's court place, and at the rate they're man, you never beard such a last Friday. Joe, a hustling,, sharpshooting little guard, going—look out top team! The rebound! Where did he get ideas ripped tha nets for 36 points, while brother Jim, a jump Jets have played the part of the GAY AT THIRD that he could be cleanup man! most hated foe—the spoiler. The LEE'S shooting center, netted 32, followed by Babe, the playmate- home forces won nine of 10 Come in or phone Well, the game progressed ing guard, with 30 markers. games (eight straight), upset HAT SHOP with no one getting a hit or even Bob Gunnell. just a 15 year ting Rochester, Montreal and a walk until Jackson went to bat returning lettermen, among (A. 4-9101 812 E. Long St, CL. 3-3515 old six footer, was the loser's league leading Buffalo. (Formerly Young's) and he let them have a two bag spark, netting 31 points and which are two offensive stal ger right down through the mid working well off both boards. warts, Jay Perler ^and Jimmy Who do they thank? The Expert Hat Service dle. The totals, 125 and 91, have been Martin. The Warrio'rs will^defi- pitching staff of Blackburn, Hall Blocking and Cleaning the highest scored in Recreation nitely be on the warpath this and Kildoo . . . and of course The team didn't score on that George Yovag. Expert Hatter League competition this sum season with a "good or fair" the hitting of Johnny Powers, blow for no one made base hit Danny Kravitz and R. C. Stev Associate mer. season in view. The Warriors save $100 Sydney Lee, Proprietor before or after. Joe, the younger of the two, will miss the signal calling of ens. Hall ha! twirled 53 innings, • • • flipped in 24 points in the first Chuck Church and the centering given up 55 hits, won 2, lost 4, IT 13 DIFFICULT to tell' half but waa defensed to 12 by maneuvers of big Jim Brissen- and has an earned run average General Electric REDUCES PRICE on the Famous about Jackson. No one wants to Gunnell in the second half, when den. Central previews at North of 4.19. Kildoo has worked 111 15" frames, yielded 120 hits, won 0, • A-200 give him credit for being any brother Jim began to hit with Sept. 6, and opens the regular thing but just another player. I regularity. season at Steubenville a week lost 9, for an earned run aver age of 4.95, while Blackburn has think he deserves a lot of credit The total of 32 boosted his sea later. for always trying and he has chunked 162 innings and given KILLS son total to 133 points in 11 East opens Its season at up 167 hits for an earned run been trying a long time—since games. Newark, Sept. 13, with a shin back in the '30s. His greatest average of 4.44, while winning 8 BELMONT CLUB (CIRCA 1947-50), LEFT TO RIGHT foreground: Claude Babe, who seldom ever ing victory In view. The Tigers and losing 4. asset is to get someone to back [ shoots, but sets up scoring plays will see a big new face in the CRABS a team. | Willis, Mgr. Paul Waugh. Middle row: Henry Joyner. sponsor. Floyd Moran, Er Bat still leading the staff U nest Hawkins, Garland Parker, Walter Justice. Back row: Jackie Patton, Eugene for his teammates, cut loose in form of Leonard Bost, a herd IMMEDIATELY! Now the promoter Is the full force, connecting on 13 of charging tackle—maybe a re ancient Bob Kusava, with a Jackson, booking manager; Garland''Boffman, Lee Campbell, Paul Gatewood, Torn placement for Erby? Bost has won-lost record of 6 wins and Get fast relief! A-SOO kills man who finds tbe money to 20 atempts from the field for a Crabs, lira, sad their eggs do a job and that has put Jenkins, Eugene Brown, Charles Brown, Eddie Martin. .650 shooting percentage and one very Important factor no losses, an earned ran av — In minutes! Gene the head of many teams no one to declare Gene to be four of five charity tosses, for banking against him—he's a erage of 2.56, beside* throw Since 1939 when he first look i ball teams of one sort or anoth- ing II innings, and giving up Easy to use—bks s sham but he ean't keep them. As to the diamonds with the Rinky j er the last 18 years or so and one of the greats, I still would his total of 30 points. Bobby senior, and since he won't be poo. Not a greasy ointment. back next fall—he'll have to 60 bits. Powers Is the leading Wont Irritate your sldn— soon as he has served his pur Dinks, and with Ed Martin and that has given a lot of players a have to place him high In soft- Love, usually a top scorer, was won't stain your clothes. pose hi getting a sponsor, the held to only six attempts from almost be sensational to make Jet hitter with a .298 average, Tom Jenkins as usual, in some chance at the sport. ball circles as the guy, like and 23 homers, out ot his 103 Washes rifbtout . team takes over and the will Tobe Morrison and Lea the field as he totaled four the squad this year. Bost, Go to the drug stor* and way he has had someone back built like a little tank, weighs hits. If the Jubilant Jets keep buy A-SOO today! of the team runs the show. GENE HAS GOTTEN together Fralme, who ceuld always get points for the powerful St. Dom That is not bad, maybe, for ing a team. inic quint. Elbert Guice and 190 and stands 5 ft. S in. winning, It's up, np, up they such teams as Flint's Rojo Ho a team together and someone fo! BrZM Kmi...»|BVI(UMN lets of the teams have copped On a midwestern university Alan (Form Jr.) Gulllck round Frankie Crawford, an 11th tel, Victory AC, Southside Set to backet. THOSE BRAVES HAVE wid- championships. campus sits a stone bench dedi tlement, Belmont, N. American, Too, while I don't know just ed out the rest ot scoring with grader who didn't play foot Plus Service Warranty 13 and 10 points, respectively. ball his sophomore year, will ended the gap in the Nat'I Lea cated to a varsity football play Cook Furniture, Magic Window what he does wrong, I have seen gue pennant race to 8V4 games er who never got off the bench Cleaners, U. S. Auto Parts, him smack that softball pretty • • • be out trying his hand at the besd racking game. Crawford McDaniels keep winning for the 2 WASH SPEEDSI in four years. He never got in Casablanca and Berry's Sport far in games I have managed RUSSELL ERBY, A ragged Cards, and when are the Braves PARSERS SHOF STORE to a game even those last few ing Goods. to watch him play and he didn't and top defensive star for is a halfback, with adequate seconds before the second half East's reserve-football squad 2 SPIN SPEEDS! Factory Returned Sample Shoes # Men's Army Work We are not sure how much he appear to be any slouch at gun but he was always there had to do with talking Henry fielding or short stopping. last year, Is scholastic ally in »• s^o»»»oo»o»aoaa»»»»»»o»»»»a»»»aa»aea»a-»»»»»o»^ Shoes • Men's Dress Shoos • Women's & Children's ready if needed. Maybe Jackson eligible to go out for the var Your choice of Normal Shoes • Women's Houao Slippers 50 to $1.00 While Joyner into putting the Belmont But, then, I have to take tha Slow for wash, Normal or is not great softball calibre but Club behind a team, for Claude sity this season. Erby, a tac GUNS & AMMUNITION They Last • Baby Shoes .SO and $1.00. A other fellow's word for it. Slow for spin ... or any com one would give him a pat on the Willis managed that outfit. kle, was a potential starter In 529-531 N. 20th St., Cor. Leonard Columbus, Ohio Complete Una Reloading Tools ///»in ia trout bination to suit any washable back for piecing together sott- Gene's greatest pride lay with the eyes of Jackie Moore, who Iff At fabric! v ..; Belmont, which took in cham McPhatter _-,• took over as head football pionships -in its league three coach this season, succeeding In Columbus PAUL'S OLYMHi Ralph T, Webster after *6 r Cleans and "rS-cleans~ wash straight years, 1947-50. But, Sels Record water to give you cleaner, BARBERSHOP greater than that, it "was the years of dedicated service. r aetata and Scalp Treatment* BARBER SHOP 'REPEAT! OFFER ^ • 5-Year Warranty, on CI5 E. LONG ST. sealed-tn transmission A Specialty JOHNSON'S W. J. 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Oamoa Lynch. Benny Fjsber. Barbers: , 660 E. Livingston Ave. OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Wade Suber, Andrea Harris, Leonard Thomas, John Thompson Irene Turnei _ Rutb Jooes OKI I'M I \< IAI.S 1 JOHN THOMPSON Prop WIIIIS t'.iull V Prop OPEN DAILY10 h. M. - 8 P. M. _BH',Hf.,l,'"l Pi." '•' ,1' -v i • •',•*'•• ^--^ I itsasSMMeswas—www—_int.uatiyrtwiwt B*!a__B]S___BJ___i _-______H-l ._ SATURDAY, AUGUST 2 A. 1&67 P___E_U_ «frfl_J OHIO SENTINEL 1ATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1957 THg OH,0 SENTINEL' PAGE IB ROOMS for men with kitchen privileges. CL. 34)017. FREE INFORMATION ROOM for rent 314 Kendall PL Cover Columbus and Central Ohio thru Sentinel Want Ads- CL. 3-7416 Call CL. 3-5241. Used Cars for Sale Used Cars for Sale WANT ADS FURNISHED apartments and BAIL BONDS ±im. MISC. SERVICES MISC. SERVICES William J. Garrett • Licensed Professional Bond.man rooms. Contact P. W. Cooper, J m •••••II««I— ••• in MADAM ELAINE ME EASY 10 PUCE 310 W. Goodale St. after 3 p.m. Character Reader-Advisor •^ From the ground up, She tells past, present and SMALL apartment, prl. bath, reveals the future. Advice oa JUST DIAL utilities paid. No children. ERNIE'S AUTO SERVICE all affairs of life, love, mar Furnished or unfur n i s h e d. Complete Servtce Oa AU Makes of Cars WE f ILL AU BUILDING HEEDS riage, business, wills, di vorces. Speculations of ail Bill Clark Motors Inc. CL. 8-3602 after 6. CL. 3-7416 415 BUTTLES AVE. (REAR) CA. 1 7118 Remodeling and repairing la our spec-a kinds. Answers any and all WORKING GIRL" to share one- Ernest W. Stewart, Prop. . II fears Practical Experience laity. Whatever yonr Job . . . bnlld, re-B questions. Oae visit win con Credit Arranged Through Certified Automobile Service pair or remodel . . . office, borne er gar-M vince you. 1 bedroom apartment with twin ace, call as for tbe best price for qualityr beds with another girl. 84 work and material. 23W. W. Broad St. A Courteous Want Ad Taker Will £nd Floor Over Moore's Hamilton Pk. Accessory Store 1990 L MAIN -CL 3-8509 Help You Word Yoar Ad. COUNTER TSia. Day and BR. 9-1147 — Open 9 a. m. tU COLUMBUS DOCTOR el9 p. m. dally and Sunday Waat Ad Readers. Per Line .15 night shifts. Must be experi FUNERAL DLKECTOKY WILLIAM BELL (Count Five (5) Words Per Line) enced and have local refer MINIMUM CHARGE .» ences. Must apply in person. GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Display Want Ads. Per lack $1.10 WILLIAMS * MCNABB 1956 LINCOLN DEADLINES 1912 N. High St, Columbus. X-2K's 1957 FORD Reader*: Wednesday N»on. MORTUARY, INC (A. 1-1989 "Capri" , Dlftplav: Tuesday, 5 P. M. MOTHERS — School clothes for FUNERAL HOME "Fairlane" your children cost money. 818 E. Long SL FIGURE FOIBLES J Investment 4-Dr. R&H. Auto. Trans. Hardtop. Full Power. Start now. Avon earnings av CL. 8-9S21 ADDITION: erage $3 to $4 per hour. No $2899 Charles Hodge, whose last ad $2IV Service Property $2199 LEGAL NOTICES experience necessary. Call to MRS. D. A, WHITTAK.ER 038 197 dress is unknown, will take no day. CA. 1-3379. 678 142 Priced For Quick Sale $10 Down Leroy Pierce, whose 1 a a t $5 Down tice that on Aug. 5, 1957, Bessie AND SONS. INC. AX. 4-4550 86-88 E. 11th Ave. "* known address is Boa 871, Rand, Mae Hodge filed her petition in FUNERAL HOME Finance Full Balance W Va., will take notice that on SUBTRACTIONi (Columbus) Finance Full Balance the Common Pleas Court of MAID 720 £. Long St* 880 793 Open 9-9 Work Guaranteed July 6, 1957, Rebecca Pierce Franklin County, Ohio, Division 810 Ideal location for placing Over 21 and under uniform CL. 8-9549 820 133 120 filed her petition In the Common of Domestic Relations, in Cause size 42. Job with security, student roomers. 1954 BUICK 1956 OLDS Pleas Court of Franklin County, No. 89188, praying for a divorce BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY insurance benefits. Apply • BROOKS ADDITION: 919, ttf, 204 21 Rooms Converted Into "Super 88" 0 , Division of Domestic Rela- from him on the grounds of personnel offJce, Mr. Witte- Full Insurance Coverage "Riviera" - tions, in Cause No. 88837, pray gross neglect of duty. Said FUNERAL HOME. INC SUBTRACTION: 999, *M, 999 9 Apartments Hardtop. Full Power. ing fpr a divorce from him on man. between 9-12 a. m. 1108 E Long St Hardtop cause will be for hearing on or DeshJer-HHton Hotel In Good Condition the grounds of gross neglect of after Sept. 21, 1957.—L. P. Hen CL. 3-1411 BYRD & SON HARDWARE $5 Down $5 Down duty and wilful absence for more derson, Atty. 8-10, 17, 34, 31, 9-7, Broad & High BROOKS' AUTO $23,000 — One-Half Cash CROSBY Wonderful Opportunity Finance Full Balance than one year last past Said 14, 1957. HELP WANTED MALE AUTO LAUNDRY Terms On Balance Finance Full Balance cause viili be for hearing on or FUNERAL HOME ELECTRIC SERVICE Plck-Up An* Delivery for an organization or an after August 31, 1957.—Harvey EXPERT AUTO CLEANER CL. 2-1555 Full Basement — Brick Reidy Simmons, whose last Repairing Generators, 234 Cleveland Ave. CA. 4-7049 individual to take over at Construction 1956 CHEVROLET A. Boston. Atty. 7-30, 37, 8-3, 10, known address is Detroit, Mich., Must be qualified buffer. Regulators, Starters invoice approximately $10,- 1957 MERCURY 17. 34, 1957. will take notice that on Aug. 3, Write Jack Reynolds, 681 W. C D. WHITE * SONS 496 8. Washington Are. 000 stock and operation of a AX. 1-1909 "150" 1957, Melvina Simmons filed ber Central Ave.. St. Paul, Minn., FUNERAL HOME CA. 4-4854 94 Hear Servtee MISC. SERVICES "Monta." . or call CA. 7-2247. well paying, established Real Estate 2-Door. Goldie C. Hunter whose last petition in the Common Pleas 1217 ML Vernon Ave. CAR S1MONIZINQ. Washed in hardware, paint and wall 2-DrTR<_H. Auto. Trans. known address ia Lester, W. V a, CL. 8-1814 Court of Franklin County, O., Part-Time Insurance Agent and out. Only $13.30. CL. 3-2379 paper business on Mt. Ver- Samuel D. Hooker $3 Down will take notice that on July 18, Division of Domestic Relations, $5 Down 1937, Robert J. Hunter filed his Sub agency. Write or phone. The As*** vm to e I • d • t ADDIE & JOSEPH non Ave. Call CI. 3-1328. Sales • Management • Rentals j in Cause No. 89178, praying for a Box 628, Newark,© FAirf ax 812,750.00 $40 Month petition in the Common Pleas divorce from him on the Members Of The Colombo* BURKS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 769 ML Vernon Ave. Finance Full Balance Court of Franklin County, O, MA 'moral Aas'a. A converted 10-room brick, In CL. $4331 Col's CL. 3-3531 grounds of extreme cruelty and SHINE PARLOR cluding apartment for owner A phono call will bring tha car of your choice to yonr Division of Domestic Relations, asks for permanent custody of MISC. FOR SALE In Cause No. 889M, praying for ' DELU-JC with 2 full baths, and Fa. gas DOUBLE? «•£ one minor child, Thomas Reidy 780-782 WAGER * Used Cars for Sale door or you may stop at our lot. a divorce from her on the Simmons, age six years. Said DYEING k SHINING fumace. Earning better than HI-FI — SAVE $100 959 MT VEBNON ATE. $73 weekly. Excellent rental lo Top quality. Owner spent $2,000 grounds of gross neglect of duty. cause will be for hearing on or Nancy's Nursery •53 KAISER 2-Door, Hydra., Free Parking 1 block east of Nelson rd. Said cause will be for hearing on Decca beautiful console. Jewel Columbus, O. cation, on Franklin near Par In improvements. $183 per after Sept. 31, 1957.-Webster S. needle. 2 speakers with ex Columbus' finest complete R&H. A-l condition. $23.00 or after Aug. 31, 1957.—W. S. Lyman, Jr., Atty. 8-10. 17, 34, sons. To see call Agatha Mc- month potential income. Call Lyman, Jr., Atty. 7-20, 27, C-3, tended speaker outlet. Reg. child care nursery. down and $33.00 a month. 31. 9-7, 14. 1957. 1199.95. Now only $99.95. 276 AT Berty, AM. 3-7010. Edna Moreland, CA. 4-4249. AX. 4-3580. 10, 17. 24, 1957. R. O. DENMEAD k CO. R. G. DENMEAD £ CO. S. High St. VIC DOWNEY, "Licensed" SAM'S a SCOTTY MOTOR SALES SEE Everett W. Stone, also known CA. 8-6559. 705 E. Sprinr SL. REALTORS CA. 4-4249 REALTORS CA. 4-4249 2049 Cleveland Ave. C • . lys Duhart, whose last as Ernest W. Stone, and whose SHINE PARCOR knows address is RD. 2, Eng- last known address is Box 22, CL. 2-7398 CL. 3-1*98 m N SOtb SL. Columbus, O •48 INTERNATIONAL Pickup hsbtown, N J., will take notice Waterliet, NY., will take no PAINT - 1c SALE Prop.. SAMUEL PENSON Truck. Very good. $225.00 full PAUL DAVIES that >n July 23, 1957, Willie Du- tice that on Aug. 3, 1957, Mebba 2 sals, for the price of 1—2 sal (S2e) (144) price. No down payment. AX. Rugs Laundered BRAND NEW TWIN SINGLE... .. LONDON, OHIO For.a Good Old-Fashioned Deal,. h;-, filed his petition In the Jean Stone tiled her petition in 34.76. 12 colors tor In or outside. Have Your White Shoes Dyed 4-3589. — On a Good, Like-New . . . C rnjQpa Pleas Court of Frank the Common Pleas Court of Wall-Paper 9x12 and all other sizes. Pick up. Brick and block. Five rooms and bath each side. SCOTTY MOTOR SALES Franklin County, $__>, Division Clintonville Laundromat, 3282 2049 Cleveland Ave. 1 . County, O., Division of Do- 50% to 75% OFF N. High St. AM. 8-7600. Hardwood floors. All modern fixtures. Also two USED CAR mestic Relations, in Cause No- of Domestic Relations, in Cause 15c Roll—sale price T*c per roll EDWARD P. ZIPF houses for rent. For appointment to see call **E MERCURY HT. MercomaUc. Lifetime Service Policy Term* To Suit Your Purse «•• «AWu8. praytngjpr a divorce from, No. 89180, praying for^a divorce 30c Roll^HJale irlce 15c_pcriroll MISC. FOR SALE , Just take the payments. AX. •46 OLDS from him on the grounds of wil- Bicycle Tires aad Supplies - '53 CHEV. •• • ber on the grounds of grow 50c Roll—wile price z5c ber roll Sharpening of Lawnmowers. ' 4-3589.'* •f _*$_4S . . lui absence for more than one 60c Roll—sale price 30c per roD $745 p'-gleet of duty. Said cause will year last past. Said cause will Trimmed Free or 11: ifeii ' LONG * GRANT Scissors and Knives SCOTTK. MOTOR SALES Sedanette. R&H., Hydra. , be for •hearing dh or after Sept All Kinds ol Keys Mad* Walker Construction Co. - 2049 Cleveland Ave.. 4-Dr. R&H. Light gray finish. b? for hearing on or after Sept. • Available USED CLOTHING STORE Black finish; Sharp. 7. 193T - William EL Davis. Wo bay aad sell ladles and - Qlocies for Rem ULrick 2-1668 - »SS FORD •52 CHEV. 21. 1957. — L. P. Henderson, 9x12 Linoleum RUBS S3 79 CL. 94569 99 3. OHIO AVE 83 Lincoln — London, O. '51* BUICK 4-Door. One owner. Ally 7 • 7. 8-3, 10, 17, 24, 31, 1957. Atty. 8-10, 17, 24, 31, 9-7, 14, 1957. Cols' Wallpaper * Paint Ce. mea's need clothing. No down payment. AX. 4-3580. $1195 $395 Cotomboa. O. Customline 2-Dr. Heater ' and Deluxe Tudor. Heater, de 81 E. LONG ST. Cor. Lang k Grant SCOTTY MOTOR SALES defroster. Tutone blue finish. Ma:. Graham, whose lust Celambos. O. _ 2049 Cleveland'Ave. froster, gray finish. Hurry L. Whitfield, whose last Used Cars for Sale Used Cars for Sale '66 CHEV. •53 FORD knowr >dreas is 90 W. Lawson, known address is 550 Galloway St, Pu\ Minn., will take notice YOUR HEADQUARTERS KRESKE $1375 $695 Ave., Columbus, O, will take for Customline 2-Dr. R&H/V-8. that < July 23, 1957, Man ella notice that on Aug. 3, 1957, Cora AGE for FENCE 4-Door. Tutone finish. R&H. Grab.-. filed her petition In PLUMBING CO. B. Whitfield filed her petition in 447 E. Mala SL A QUALITY ^AJt AND ! ">.'", I INK CoJombus, O. Franum County, O., Division of Franklin County, O., Division of ALUMINUM Repairing and Remodeling Domestic Relations, in Cause , Siprm Windov * Domestic Relations in Cause QRNAMWAL RES: BE. MOOT No. £$*ul~, praying for a divorce No. 89179, praying for a divorce %lUWinsai Auning"- OFFICE! CA 4-IW9 Paul Davies Chevrolet W000 quality in a used car—It starts with the deal- from h'm on the ground of gross from him on the grounds of FIIA ft HCHASi: TERMS - mt No amount of advertising or sales talk will put neglect of duty. Said cause will gross neglect of duty, furnish .'A Hour S«Tv':.'r g. It's not a gamble to you or a hit and miss 22 CLEVELAND AVE. CA. 8-5587 be for hearing on or after Sept ings and household goods, and ESTIMATES . STOP AT er's policies of buying, conditioning and sellin d below are several recent trades on the new 7. 1957 William H. Davis, Atty. restoration of her maiden name. BRUCE JOHNSON JEFFS POOL ROOM with us. We offer the best deliberately. Liate 7-27. 8: 10, 17, 24, 31, 1957, Said cause will be for hearing on TIME '57 Ford. 167 N 22nd St. . CL. 3-1216 1X19 MT. VERNON AVE. it£ DJ||fl( Special 4-Door. Dyna. trans., FOR A REAL VALUE IN otw-fter Sept. 28, 19*7.—Frank' 'CI CAM) Fairlane 500 4-Dr. R&H, 2-tone C. Shearer. Atty. 8-17, 24, 31," PAYMENTS Cigars. Candies and Ice Cold 30 DUIUl tom 9500 miles, '7095 Leo i:. White, whose last leM 9-7. 14, 21, 1957. . Soft Drinks like new cond known address is 288 E. Can- 0. JEFFERSON. Prop. Full price I77<* field St . Apt. II, Detroit, Mich- CA. i-atae Columbos. O. ItS E MAIN St. , bl a Marvin Taylor, whose last ad Columbus. O. 54(HtV.^'- If, .". ~'..»745 USED CARS will takr notice that on Aug. 3, ( dress is unknown, will take no '53 nut s_ ___"•*?.:T *M $ymm 1957. Harriet Theresa White MIllER'S FURNITURE STORE j-i "f 'EC CADI) Ranch Wagon. Ranch brand tice that on Aug. 16, 1957, John , , SEE OR CALL filed her petition in the Common Complete Line ef Used Furniture aad Rags MAC'S J J rVRV ieatherette upholstering, $tCOC Pleas Court of Franklin County. H. Taylor tiled his petition In Ranges. Refrigerators, Wssbers. Sewing Machines 52Bui(K^r»r^.r. »5 excellent condition throughout We J O., Division of Domestic Rela the Common Pleas Court of EAST TERMS FREE OELfVERf BODY FENDER & 'CC CADI) Convertible. R&H, turquoise and 'CL CADI) Victoria. R&H, Fordo, $fQQC HERBIE THOMPSON tions, in Cause No." 89177, pray- Franklin County, Ohio, Division Ing for a divorce from him on of Domestic'Relations in Cause WE BUT AND SELL PAINT SHOP J J rwRU whiu {inisl.t new whit, 'i 1495 _n> runi/ orange and whitt iini^h 107a the grounds of gross neglect of No 89344, praying for a divorce 939 E. Gay St. i CL. 84259 orlon top te\ CADI) 2-Door. New tan finish, %CQC HERBIE duty and asks restoration of her from her on the grounds of wil Doe Mac Your Body M a* 'CI CABft Station Wagon (9-Fass.) Country _U rVIUI leatherette interior ^7J $10.00 DOWN ' THOMPSON Columbus. O. maiden name, Harriet Theresa ful absence for more than one 34 rUKU Sedan R&H, new blue If 395 'C\ CAM) V-8 Ranch Wagon. R&H, $AAC Delivers The Car Of Your Choice Sweeney. Said causa will be for year last past. Said cause will finish JJ • VKV Fordo> new blue fini3h 77J hearing on or after Sept.'21, b* for hearing on or after Oct. PAPER'S SHOE STORE Hathway & Ferguson TN0RNE MOTOR SALES 1957.—Webster S. Lyman, Jr.. *, 1957.—Webster S. Lyman, Jr., Factory Returned Sample Shoes • Mea'a Army Work Atty. 8-10, 17, _4, 31, 9-7, 14, 1987. ' ROOFING : 880 N. HIGH ST. AX. 9-5173 Atty. 8-34, 31, 9-7, 14, 21, 28. 1957. Shoes • Mea'a Dress Shoes • Women's t\ Children's k FURNACE WORK „ _SLcY*&ROY.|E .FOR© "EASY ON THE SPOT FINANCING" Shoes • Nurses Oxford*, $1.00 Up •79 ML Verso. Ave. t -Children's Cowboy Boots $1 to $1.45 pair WE DO OUR OWN FINANCING . Columbus. Ohio 2-3523 ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL 829*831 N. 20th Si- Cor. Leonard Columbus. Ohio CL. 94411 BftOAD ST. :OPt!H'Tli'lOF.^.CA. Patronize Sentinel Advertisers. It pays. ______•