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I •• • NO PARKING PROBLEM AT Funeral Services For Mr. Magwood, '.Miimro*!a9 rKWDLcm M I y I Resident 28 Years, Held Saturday -Bias Angle I I Columbus' proposed slum clear committee, were not present when Thomas Perkins, ,49. 187 Ftevcnson, 19, was convicted off thc .Greyhound bus "station al By RUTH M. BLAIR a.nd Mrs. Louis Johnson, Mr. and ance program, which has the sup measure was adopted. Lexington av., known also as murdering a woman employee at I Cleveland. Council will hold '• special Mrs. Robert Corry, Mr. and Mrs. port of Mayor Rhodes' adminis • • • "Begging Slim," was bound to ii.ccting Thursday, Dec. 2©, at 5 Charles E. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. tration, received endorsement of Mrs. Minnie* Jingles, Ohio the grand jury under $5000 i. in. at Urbancrest school. Couu- Milo Dobbins. Mayor and Mrs. W. rity council Monday afternoon Sentinel representative, was the ball in police court Tuesday on ril's regular meeting will be held H. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Willian: but at edition time it was not re speaker during a meeting at tha charge ' of carrying con u Wednesday, Jan. 2. Elected offi Lynch. Mrs. Matilda Daniels, Mr. vealed whether a non-discrimina 1st Baptist church, Charleston cealed weapons. Perkt.is was cials must have their certificate*: and Mrs. John Nichols, Mrs tion clause, is included in thc W. Va,, Sunday morning. She arrested Dec. 16 at 762 £. Long of election with them. They wtil ihsrlei Coleman, Miss Marios, measure. • addressed the membership on st. when officers found a .22 be installed at this meeting. Presi Johnson, Lawrence Johnson. Ricn- Local NAACP b-r a n c h waa the subject, "What Can Be calibre revolver and a knife on •sent of council will also be se ard Johnson. Marshall Johnson, checking on the bill *.'.»- .-•! oy Done to Curb ^Juvenile Delin his person. lected. Miss Dorothy Shepherd. Brenda the council, but officials of tho quency." Mrs. Jlagles is a for • • * Funeral ot Mr. Ua*» Magwood. Shepherd. Teasie Shepherd, Gloria organisation "wourg, not make a mer resident of Charleston. Att'y Entile Reiss, continuing Johnson, Ann Johnson, Russell GOLD'S wbo resided with bis daughter, statement to the press until, • aa • •' e "m his fight to »av-j a convicted Mrs. R. E. Galloway, and familv, Johnson, Maurice Johnson, M«*l- one of them declared. "We are The Sunshine" Endeavor club Cleveland ywuth from death le « . Central av., was held Saturday vina Johnson, Virginia Harnett. positive that the non-discrimina held its regular meeting last Sun the electric chair, argued the case at St. Luke Methodist. Mr. Msg- Eugenia Cunningham. tion clause has been included." as>o4 bad been a resident of Ur The table was set with Quaker nay at' thc home of Mrs. Kate tit Lon Stevenson before the Council surprised many inter Smith. 932 E. Gay st*. The follow state <*Urr>r«?mc court The court bancrest for 28 years. iace cloth with an attractive cen ested observers when it met in Urbancrest children were dis- terpiece of American Beauty thc afternoon instead of holding ing officer**- were elected: Mcv took the case under advisement appointed Saturday because the: <..-<•-.. A corsage of roses was pre- « regular night session. As a em- finme.i Kate Smith. president, "Reiss said: "We must save this Santa Claus sponsored by the Cu- htnted to the honoree by Looi* rult, two NAACP observers. Att'y Mauae Heater, vice president: boy at all costs, as it would be a lumbus Dispatch failed to appcav Johnson. Many other useful gifts John Francis, legislative commit, Cleo" Polly, secretary; Stella Hag black mark on every good-citizen J, I as announced. The teachers re j were given by the four genera tec chairman, and Att'y Charlci land, treasurer; K. L. Thrasher, ,.f Ohio if wc ajlowed this oour turned to school and the building j tions present Saunders^ chairman of housing I superintendent. demented boy to be execute 1. was heated so the children cou.d SNOW BRINGS SADNESS 1 rival. Yes. Santa paved by Ur- ( Thc recent snow brought sad OPEN bancrest. Why? In a telephone nes* to Urbancrest through the UNTIL 10 P. M. EVERY NIGH'**T conversation with the promotion death of Mr. Henry Seals, whe Indiana Stayer cepartmenl, tbe Disp'atch prom- dropped dead from a heart attack - . i*>ed to try to reschedule him lW while shoveling snow in front ot .in.ither date. How hard they wil! his borne. Mr. Seals had endeared Nabbed Here By try remains to be seen. himself to Urbancrest because of Sunday, Xmas Eve. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robinson, Lis many kind and benevolent 3rd av.. are completing plans tor deeds. , FBI. Detective their 13th annual Christmas din A.graduate of Hampton univer and Xmas Day —26 Big Depts. ner for all single «u-n. Many me.t sity and veteran of War I, he for The freedom of a man who from all parts of Franklin coun many years operated a store, was hunted by the FBI for 17 ty look forward each veal to this telegraph and post office in the months came to an abrupt end cutatanding event. villafre. His funeral was heid FREE GIFT WRAPPING Monday night as the fugitive wai MRS. JOHNSON .SURPRISED Tuesday at the C. D. White captured in his room .shortly be On Dec. 15 the children of Mr**, chabeL Rev. John Durr officiate!. fore midnight, when FBI agentn Virginia Johnson, 2871 Harru- Heiwas a member of St. Lule and Het. Sanford Lee arrehtcd ouro> pike, surprised her with a MrtVndist chinI'II and ia survived Melvin Townscnd. 2(58 N. 20th turkey dniner in honor of her by one .**on, who resides in West- nt., Charles W. Brown, speeiar r'>:'sh birthday. Guests, who are erville. agent in charge of the Cincinnati members of the immediate fam The kindergarten committee it FBI office, announced Tuesday. ily, were: desirous that each parent pur Townscnd had been sought by Mrs. Willie Ware. Cleveland: chase a sleeking rug for his or LONG ST. at GRANT AVE. (OPEN EVENINGS) FL. 2645 FBI agent* since July 20. 1950, Mrs. Emma Cunningham, an J Her child, in addition to the lun.*h for unlawful flight from Indiana laughter, Greensburg, Pa.; Mr. which *is served at nn approximate to Ohio to avoid' jro'.ejutlon foi nnd Mrs. Robert Johnson. Mr. -cost of 40 cents per week. &&****^^ murder. The alleg? I slayer had OFFICE OF GOV. FRANK J. LAUSCHE was scene Monday been living at the 2 Hit st addics- of contribution* by governor to NAACP defense fund campaign undcr thc name of Larry 'fawkit'-* since July, 1950. which opened officially Tuesday of this week. Purpose of drive is \According to tha FBI, he stab- to obtain funds lo be used in legal fights, including famoCs Grove* be\ to death Willinn t ffitt of land, Fla., rape case, now being conducted by NAACP on nation, Indianapolis in that. City June '20. 1950. After he had been linked wide scale. Above, Gov. Lausche is pictured with representatives with the killing, a homicide *% u • of local NAACP branch. From left: Att'y John Francis. Mrs. Julia rant wan issued charging I im witl murder. Brooks, Att'y William H. Brooks, Byi. o B. Slaughter. Charged With Murder, \ Bound Over To Jury Here's a hope that tho joy A chummy holiday greet Leon Sales, 29, 294 Greenwood av., who confessed the shotgun slaying of Mrs. in your life grows as rap ing to all our friends Our greeting to you and Claudia Coulberson, 19, rear 1233 N. High st., at his home early Saturday morning, yours glitters with beat idly as a snowball rolling was held to the grand jury on a first degree murder charge when he was arraigned in The beet gifts of all erv who've been such loyal wishes for the merriest of police court Monday. customers in tbe past. down a snow-covered hill. good wishes received — Yule festivities. 4 Sales, a truck driver, told homicide squadraen In- shot the nnd to swell your happy ARTS (ENTER girl after she refused* to go to HANFORD VILLAGE list we add ours, too. UBESMAtrS her home. Det. John Ervin .-ar'. PHARMACY WATSON REALTY bales told him he loaded the 12 COMFEOiONERY - 12«2 E. LONG ST. m gauge shotgun and fired it 723 E. LONG ST. against her neck. Many Parties, Other Festivities VIS MARKET Corner Hamilton 1389 CLIFTON AVE. FE. 4316 The shooting occurred in Sales' 216 HUGHES ST. room at about 5 a. m. after thc couple had returned from visit Are Planned During Holiday Period ing several drinking places. They Wesley Chapel Method's* annual Christmas party Thursday. Let the bells ring out and Our wish to you on this reportedly met in a Fields av. tavern early Friday night and be church will hold, its Christmai Dec. 21, at the Dukes and Duch the carolers shout—a joy Christmas day. The mer gan to make the rounds of a urogram Sunday at 6 p. m. The esses clubrooms. number of drinking spots before Women's Society of the churph is A Christmas dinner and party ous holiday season be riest of merry Christ. j,oing to Sales' room, where the rsking all members to attend the v* ere enjoyed by members of th? yours, from ui, to you. masea to you and to all outing ended in tragedy. Mrs. lust meeting of the year Sundav HVM club and their husbands Culberson waa dead when police «t 4 p. m.. at which time a pro *M.turday at the home »f the pres those you hold most dear. arrived, according to Det. Ervin. gram will be presented. ident- Members exchanged gift/,. Sales told the court Monday his The Community club's annual Betty Willis ia home for tne RAY E. HUGHES H. H. 6.LLARD relatives live in West Virginia, Christmas party and program foi ! Jidays from Fisk university. She ATTORNEY and that he was unable to engage children will be held Sunday at 3 IF the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. $*3&» ATTORNEY counsel. o m. All parents and friends are John Williu. invited. Mrs. Roxie Bowman is Elder and Mrs. Oscar Hall have Mrs. Coulberson was a native program chairman and Mrs. Mil returned from Memphis, where It is our wish that this _• of Columbus and attended Ever dred Welch is president. they attended a Chuich of God n ett Jr. High school. Christinas brings with it We're displaym' "our We want to join in the Hanford Americun Legion Po.*t '"hrist conference. Funeral services were to be 690 auxiliary met Monday at the George Dean la bene with hi.* s*. new light of peace on Christmas wishes for ail chorus. Here's a Merry conducted at Bethany* Baptist home of Mrs. Beulah Hariison. family for the holidays. He is sta to see. Oh yes. and Happy church Thursday with Rev. A. L. earth. Christmas to you. from Mason officiating. She is survived Gifts were exchanged. Plans are tioned at Ft. Bragg. N. C. wilh being made for a membership the army. New Year too! all of us. ly her husband, Patrick; father. Chester Bruce; brother. Chester drive in thc near future. The column extends to every VliUGE PHARMACY Bruce. Jr., and sister, Darilla • Legion Post 690, is having it< one a very merry Christmas. Chandler. 1271 MT. VERNON AVE RAGIAN R. REID DR. Ba T. MIHDUN -Interment will be the Ever*! Whosoe-rcr therefore shall humble himself as this ATTORNEY-AT-LAW OPTOMETRIST greep cemetery from the Mrs. D.\ little child, the same is greatest in the kingdom of ss A. Whittaker and Sons murium y. heaven.—Christ Jesus. !l

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1951 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 5 PACE 4 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. DECEMBER 22, 1*3*51 H. Y. Post's Poilon Seven Officials Are Indicted In Mayor Rhodes Promises Good Homes, Race Programs Association Project Postponed Honored By NAACI* Cicero Case; Cop Chief Included A bazaar and giving away of s television set scheduled for Dec. NEW YORK.—-Honoring Ted ot the town -ouncil; Erwin Koa- By JOHN B. COMBS millions of dollars in federal administration sn«] council, an feeling is everywhere evident because Columbus bhs established a 22 by the City Ass'n of Colored Women's clubs has been postponed I oston, atsr reporter of the New CHICAGO. — Seven officia« Youthful, ircnial James A. taxes have some of "his money urban redevelopment prngran* Community Rclatlpjvs Council to and employees of the Township tvsky. chief of police, nnd Nicho sec indefinitely, according to Mrs. Mamie Moore, president. York Post, the New York brancn Rhodes took the oath of office returned to the community ».o that will make survey* of the .••:..-*-.•._•• HH that justice, folr'play and no ot the NAACP presented a plaque of Cicero, nearby suburb were las Berkos. town attorney, were tor a third term as chief execu I discrimination arc exe r <• i • , ,i. indicted Thursday by a special i.itlictcd on two counts charging provide public housing*? blighted areas within the city to ? ro him for ''journalistic achieve tive of Columbus Monday, after- ;f ,-s. rVhere certain groups titM tjhe\ federal grand jury for their ro.e conspiracy to prevant Negro ia* "If we Jo not accept the $22 the end . that the blight be re 0-ent in the service of true de r.uon in city council chambers at are beiiir discriminated again-ft in preventing Harvey E. Clark. nabitants from occupyn*- *<••* million worth of federal housing moved and the land put to its best mocracy." rity hall, at friend* and em the council endeavors to work out Big Coal Producer Leading Producers owning property in Cicero and tt* aid proposed for Columbus il wi.l use. If we or« to protect our city The presentation was made at Jr.. and his familv from occupy ployees cheered •wildly. any difficulties to a. satisfactory iegsl action on their part on ao to other cities in Ohio. The against deterioration a slum clear a mass meeting here. ing an apartment thev had rent The mayor delivered a 21 page conclusion. This ia being done The state of Illinois has pro Vermont, Arisoha and Georgia June 8. to dany the Clark* tho low income groups and the po >r Miee program must be put to ed in Iily*whlte Cicero last sum inauguration speech, in which he without undue fanfare or publi ducer! more than three billion tons art the leading U. S. states in right to occupy the apartment and the unfortunate must be .cork. The slum clearance pro Foe m suSsc.-iptiora to Tha Ohia mer. » disclosed that a 28 point projrrarn city, but nonetheless construc loused gram is ready and will be started •- of coal since 1800. asbestos production. Scat in.-1 Call EV 2240 Henry J. Saitdusky, president they had rented. -will bejf.n Jan. 1. that will make tively." Jan. I." safars. the city one which its citisers "These grants will insure need RACIAL QUESTION ,0ath of office was adrainiater- will be proud of. ed hc-ustn*** and elimination of Speaking on the racial Question, ed by Supreme Court Judge Bo> ' Finst point discussed by tha .••inm.- and blighted areas." the mayor said: ward Matthias. biavor was housinjr. of which he Continuing;, Rhodes stated: "Columbus, being a large citv. Among those attending the said: "The City Planning Commis is made up of many racial stocks ceremony wera Kev. H. B. Hicks. "The question the city eoutv-ll sion desires to do everything poa- and so-called minority groups, i W. C Anderson, Mary McNair, snd the administration must re t-ible to brine* about the maximum believe everyone in Columbus hss a-tiobert Barcus. Odell Hall, Att'ys Amazing Value - - - solve is . . . shall the people ot efficirnt utilisation of our city been enabled to live in peace and Ed Cox and Ray Hughes, Mart* the city of Columbus who spend i lands. It ha« instituted, with this harmony. Hill, Mrs. Anna B. Jones. Mrs. "A spirit of goodwill and good MAYOR RHODES Geneva Free and many othem Now. At The HUB! Special Sale at... RICHARD'S Admiral triple-play automatk While Stock Lasts radio-phonograph BUV HOW - The Christmas Gift (very Child Dreams of Sak^ice4at\ AVENUE PHARMAC^, Mt. Vernon av. at IBM, ..„ aaaouoces SBK AU-TIM£R Reversible - RBMOTB CONTROL appointment ef Robert Garrison to its staff. Garrison, well known 1 local pharmacist, formerly was connectre•cWd witw h Tyler's drug store. TRAIN SET aad Art. Center pharmacy. He is a graduatrr4.iu.rlre ef Ohio State aaiver- aitjr College of Pharmacy. $10'5 95 # Includes everything-Ready te Use •

c DOW Modal 5M2I Ebony Greater Mt. Vernon tta. a AWtTEK 25 , To Dedicate New -. Si' Building Dec. 30 s~ : By MRS. JOHNNIE TUCKER % £*t if P/ay X*ifrw4t!^& Greater Mt. Vernon AME church will be opened to the general public Sunday, Dec. .SO, at 9:30 a. m.t at which The Great WfiMw time dedication ceremonies for the new edifice, located at dmetica* torUf&wiM Mt. Vernon av. and 21st st., will be conducted. plays all The new structure is tw»» | " stories high. The main auditorium is com records prised of two overflow room-*, Frank Shearer tne pastor's study, choir a.sscmblv Fun*** room and an educational room. !s IBPA Prexy The lower assembly room, de By the Hour signed primarily to house the pri At an election meeting held in mary department, is equippei the Elbow Room of Club Reg^l Solve yew Otrittmos pr o b • with three study rooms, a large rhurrday. Frank C. Shearet la-*a end stall* loss, bov't kitchen, lounge and nursery. or o*rI's dent; Constance C, Nichols, re ovf on pin-mmtmy umdlt serve the public at large, tt will cording secretary: A. B. Flint. tfimi. Order yovrs now— be open daily from 10 a. m. to treasurer; Byron if. Gibson, exe for lol.r rij.lly.fy H d.- sired—Bat Pmmt dmtay. MlApy ovjy '•' V i 4 P. an. cutive secretary-director; George flay Sot.. tiemstt Centre/ - ^™***2? Berry, parliamentarian; Walter fevettible tltcttic *****"•***. ' Lewis. Orvol E. Peyton and Efficient Bureau Ftigate Page, truivtees. rirAHSfOKMlll •* t—Smmatm Control, tmvonibSm * f—Crshorss* (S I»I/LSI) Hours of delight are yours • . • The Ohio Dept. of Highways' Bettrk lorcmotrrm ttO* km.) I You Set t—TrortsJotmtm (4 x 3H teen ager or srfult .. . with litis maintenance bureau bos proven When It's Too Late AH fata il # ^r*^**' •••'* ***»**> itself very effective in the • po»t * U-Smeshsm rtmmvy skrly t, •masiirg, low coot. Admiral Rsdio-Phonograph. A man never sees all that his («••. Alt These * **-•- c*-*«* ****** »>»-r farm 27 x 43 «.,J, ovssf years in the science of snow re mother has been to him till its Plays all records automatically . .'. up to 5 houro without moval and ice control on Ohio's too late to let her know that he reloading. Glorious lone! One simple control! Famous Admiral l».<00tanile» of state highways. see* it—William Dean Howell.*. LOOK! ONLY 9" HIGH Shop RICHARD'S For Your Fcrro-Scopc antenna makes thc powerful radio triply positive. The Yet Plays Up to 5 Hours beautiful stt-eanalined rahiiset is slain, scratch and burn -resis«a>sl. Chrisfmas Gifts... We're with the Lid Closed f Hi OHIO SiNTINEl A sensational, low cost value Cotae in...see aad hear it...today! •THE PEOPLE'S CHAMPION" Open Monday Thru Saturday . mom^^^vZ?r\s± 2S ******** '*** ******* •* 0/0-001 g_ 1^., •«,_. OPEN MONDAYS 12:30 TO 9 — OTHER DAYS 9:30 TO 5:30 ****-?**>* lHflM' ******** *-*•***»•*«, Co.,*.,. ***.*..*• B P.,!- promt 9 A.M. To 9 P.M, ,'' ,^ * *••?•*-• "**• •"•"'•* ***** Stsvasw, a«:r.larr-l.r«.o,w; •*. •aO A. /..tvaa., mmtm-mx^kimt-. Joh. B. C^fcs. a—«!.,. .Sltor, Ass*aa H Jjsvefc, m*rarUmim, 4irm r" ' *•' '' •*- *m*m PATRONIZE SENTINEL ADVERTIZERS Wm l '•"'• 'nB •.-* : $£R *^^3^%y ; 11 ;-vT ^Y\ 3H3J9 BBS'S •>.;•': }

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Cadet Trainees |;:|VA,:;:;: ,:,f:: Capt. Jack: W. McLain. avia : tion cadet procurement <*ff*c«*r " .m^m- M for the Columbus area, has an nounced s new plan for previous 1 servicemen without co.lf*©e cred- its to apply for aviation cadet training. Bjt * • Each applicant must have com msmtS^' Mstmm\\ *** . U«oP**°^ pleted high school as shown by a \**'»^aV»O<*0,*~" diploma or certificate of gradu ef^ .o\^. eno» ation, must have completed IB >A > %tt months or more of active fed N-'.,'"'..Hp>*^- ^^B eral service in one of the armed We 7 «*t.<**0 Ir forces of the V. S. and be 20 to tiasssaaaaasV"' "^ 261 years of age. .... All men wbo meet these ro- ! iM* ouirements are urged to contact their local recruiter aVid talk over • ''.'. ' ' this opportunity to become a commissioned officer in the U. S. air force. There arc openings for . .*-a**SL,*»w, •si ** **• pilot, navigator and aircraft ob • :erver train ing. ONE OF THE GREAT MOMENTS of many people's lives is to meet royalty in the flash. Charlie Brown, clerk-messenger at British embassy since IMS, met Princess Elizabeth and her hus Higher Average band, the Duke of Edinburgh, during their recent visit to' Washing ton. For Brown, however, meeting royalty is nothing new. In Gins can now produce higher 1939 he was presented ta king aad queen of England and received average grades ot fiber from British Empire medal. Daring his 64 years at British embassy machine-picked .cotton than thc-y can from delayed or poor hand- Brown, 84, has seen 15 British ambassadors coma and go. Above. harvested cotton, say researchers , Brown is shown shaking bands with Duke of Edinburgh. He Is said of thc U. S. Dept. of Agriculture to be only Negro to personally meet royal visitors during their trip "By Pfc Billy E. Lowe- Ohio Birth Rale Gloomy Guses predicting worse XL* HIG H things for the world won't find i g St . The Inside Story much'comfort in Ohio's current A\ state*;'*? birth rate. Things were never bet To our many friends, whose ^•£ 1 ter, records of the Ohio Dept. of good will and loyally have Once there was a Christmas! Health show. At that time there went oat a decree from Ceasar Augustas October, lost month for whicn contributed so much to the t&, SSSrSBVJB*Ba>*nrB| that tha whole world should ba enrolled. The enrolling was first records in the Division of Vital pleasure of every day busi m 18 0 Y sssss? L •"' / made by Cyrinus. the governor of Syria. And all went to enroll} ^V*aaV^^^^^^^^ Statistics are completed, set an ness, we send these sincere |*v?v\ / everyone to his own city. .ill-time monthly record for birth.- greetings for happiness this . And Joseph also want from Galilee oat af the city of Naaareth, recerded, according to Dr. Johr. Christmas and prosperity for into Jadea to tha city of David which is called Bethlehem, becaase D. Porterfield, director of health EcA r y he was enrolled with Mary, his respoased wife, who was with a And there were in the same country,, shepherds watching, aad keeping the night watches over their flock. And behold aa angel 0> of tha Lord stood by them, and the brightness of Cod shone around O & 17 m • hem. And they feared with great fear. And the angel said to First National (leaners is** them, "Fear aot; for behold I bring yoa good tidings of great joy; for this day Is bora ta yon a saviour who is Christ the Lord, la the GARY NICHOLS, Prop. city mt David. And this shall be a sign unto yoa. You shall find tha infant wrapped ia swaddling clothes, and laid ,i» a manger." And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly army, praising Cod aad sayingt "Glory ta God in the highest, and on earth peace ta snen of goodwill." '»i*^!t*****{**vi'i'*' " - ." , ".''.' •!-." et •• •{ .-' •<-v*|P:>v> • • s ' * **£^Sr£*8*w *-•- '•''' Today there is s Christmas and in despair 1 lower my head. There is no peace on earth, for hate is strong and mocks the song of 1 peace on earth, goodwill toward m?n. •tU tm . , . Merry Christmasil_ u ***** ?*-} *?" Q S JS Savings Ass'n Assefs Top $2 Million NEW YORK.—Globol.—The Carver Federal Sayings and Loan Ass'n, only Negro-managed institution of its kind in New York, now has assets of more than 12,000,000, it was disclosed by Joseph E. Davis, managing officer. Organized in 1949, Carver Federal*.* ISMS phenomenal growth has been one of the bright spots in the pro mt\mm gram of self-advancement in the world's largest Negro commu nity. The association has more than 5000 savers on its books. ii To all our many patrons .. . Who seek* more than he needs hinders himself A Merry Christmas... May it be from enjoying what he has.—-Ibn Gabirol. May this Yuletide impart a forerunner ol continued pros New Joy and Happiness perity, good health and success Into your heart la the New Tear.

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REDECORATE THE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS Links Donate To Home •'*.'-..";:" mmarKttjsMeBTG&^.vM^w.r'i.v.imm. gOCfety and m Residents of the Old Folks ^^^^^^ **f*Semm\m\\\Wm Rome, 71 Winner av., wars the CATHERINE FEARS NEL5 ON, EDITOR — EV. 6837 recipients lafct week of a "civic •4ia4antMt€st Hcs a Paint For Every Purpose! responsibility" project during \ ... AND THERE'S BEAUTY IN EVERY BRUSHFUL : which thoy were given various; SOCIAL BREVITIES Items, including linen, toweling, Uplift Class embroidery thread and needles, Dec. 30 Date Set for use at the home. The donations were made by Party At the Links, Inc., a nationwide or For *Gwen' Brown, Mrs. Glascor To jrnntzAtion whose local president is Mr

Try this on thm roths GLADYS GWENDOLYN BROWN Community & 18*47 for thm rjtriitvnas thought fo crown •hem mttt Rogers Brothers A grand gift for her —— a A MW ...big... bmavtifol Miss Brown has asked Mrs. Cecil Cummings of New York City lovely dresser set in gold or to be ber honor attendant and will nave Mrs. Robert *Lee, Jr., of SILVERWARE plastic. Sets of 3-10 pieces. 20 or 24 inch Muntx TV 11 Washington, D. C, as her ether attendant. Dr. Carl Basnett has been Lifetime guarantee. Sets asked by Dr. Kingsland to serve as best man and Lt. Lyle Houston with tarnish-proof cheat. WHAT OTHER GIFT idea could begin to match TV for lasting will serve as head usher. From pleasure—year 'round thrill! And what other set in all tbe The wedding will take place Dec. 30 at Bethany Presbyterian world begins to match a Muntx for Power, Performance and cburcb, Columbus. $4J.50 sheer "Factory To You" Value.'! BUT DON'T WAIT I Don't risk a seasonal shortage! Cet s Give a birth stone MEN'S & free demonstration in your home today or tonite by calling tbe Muniz Factory Office now. Then, when you're decided BEAUTIFUL PO.NSETTAS FOR CHRISTMAS! ring for that girl WOMEN'S or fellow - on your that it's best, order yours to be certain of Christmas delivery FOR THE BEST Christmas list. WRIST . . . and the great, great, greatest Holiday Treat of all time! IN FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS m&> WATCHES Ok... KL. 3561 CALL OR SEE Hamilton, Elgin, Gruen nm t , and Bulova. Watches BRYCE FLORISTS A Complete Line of Nationally you'll wear with pride. Advertised Electrical Appliances! 986 709 E. LONG ST. BLACK SATIN AD. 2745 [See Our Imperial Glaasware, Nowl BLUE SATIN <"*-•*- W. OOODAIi BLVD * RED SATIN t *)**)/*{} r CORNER N.W. BLVD) . Men's and Accessory WE DELIVER Jewelry WEAVER $26995 •J** Ample Free Parking [Electric Clocks hy G.E., Telechron, Seth Thomas and Westctox JEWELERS SMART AS CAN BE FOR GIFTS! Asked what he operated on a certain patient for, FScheafer Pen & Pencil Sets .. . "The Railroad Jeweler" • FLEXIBLE CONDUCTION • NEW SCAUOPED VAMP LINE a surgeon replied that he operated o. him for what he $6.75 Up 9U • LONG WEARING SOLES • COMrORTABLE LOW PIATFOJ^ had, and Ihen added that he had appendicitis and MT. VERNON AVE. Et 2316- • BUY NOW AND SAVE! . ' $200. 77 N. High St IVlwiniiTV 3 doors North of flay St. I

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 19S1 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE It SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1951 PAGE 10 THE OHIO SENTINEL BON YOVAGE INVITATION EVENTS PLANNED AT OLD FOLKS HOME The trustees of the Old was held Nov. 29, through thc parties scheduled for thc home < Attending the meeting were. mond, Mrs. James Collins, Mrs. Folks Home, 71 Winner av., frencral chairman, Mrs, Joseph residents by various organizations John Finch, president; Mrs. Oscar Free, .Sr., Mrs, Joseph. held tbeit* December meet during the holidays. Finds Shop Windows Intriguing ing on Thursday of las"; Fowler, who wishes to thank tho James W. Williams, Mrs CSeorg- Fowler. Mm. Forrest Whittaker, clubs, churches ami organizations The home will have Christmn~» Hopson, Mrs. John Patton, Mrs, Raymond Duvis, Clarence Cobb, (Tha following is ona «f a world; the works of Picasso; of Carl. Jr., has been a real troop week at $ p. m. holy night which contributed. trees on the first and secono iViiliam Jackson. Mrs. J. Cleve Att'y A. J. Worsham, Rev. Jonn • tries mt articles written, axcln sJegas; of Matisse; of Carut: of er, but now his Insistence reminds A report wan madi? of the I-o<»t sively for The Ohio Sentinel hy Mile* and so many others. On the us there must be a stopping point We Forget Donation day, which A report was made of thc many floors land I.emon*. -Mrs. Oliver Red- Arnold. Wendell Wrenn Roberta Basnett, well known Co other side of tha inviting doo • So It's now back.to the Hotel de Let TM all rejoice lumbus soprano. Mrs. Uasnell re way is a window display given Nice, reflecting on the beautifu" at we celebrate cently returned front Earope, over to the 2000th birthday of window displays of a floral shoo: whero sha was acclaimed by cri Paris. an art shop given over exclusive the greet rcrclaiion tics for the excellence of har vo- )y to the art works of Spain; the Here is La 'Coupole. a huge oi C11 r i tt *• birth, «-«! delivery. Its this series sha numerous artists supplv house.*, cafe now Tilling with people. In writes af her experiences while music stores, and on to our room which brought a new fust a few more days we'll draw faUomemakers -broad.- EDIT OK.. where post card writing is in or Shop MODE HOSIERY For Her Gift! purpose aad beauty . . m n not too accurate conclusion that der. Paris, is just one colossal side into the life of Just as smartly dressed womc'i By ROBERTA BASNETT walk cafe with an interspersal >f Tomorrow we'll launch th*. bfgiij,. every season's wardrobe Let's take up where we parted monuments, cathedrals and ar* first of our planned sightseeing this world. with one good basic dress, the company last week. terie* of traffic, and other busi tours conducted by the American lighting fr* every room in your .See MODE first! For a complete line of slips, gowns, panties, bras, The place U the corner of the ness establishments that make DP Express travel service. It will be THE COLUMBUS home should start with a large Boulevard Du Montparnawe anJ a city. of modern Paris. r»tjtc. well-shaded ceiling fixture. gloves, scarfs and slipper sox. Do HER Christmas Shopping at MODE Avenue De L'Observetoire. lis The latest designs include, large ^^r^rf,e^r^r^fp,fê^rfêsêfê)ê^sjx*H*e^ HOSIERY, 1061 Mt. Vernon Ave., across the street from the Camec now about 9:30 in the evening LAUNDRY CO. shallow fixture**., 16 to 22" in <>nd stiU the first day of our ar m Merry Christmas and Happy New Year £ MR. & MRS. diameter, that give a character of Theatre. For your Christmas .Shopping convenience MODE HOSIERY rival in Parts—Sunday. June 2.-*-. CLARENCE RAMSEY lighting never before available in Looking to our right down the 908 Mt. Vernon A*ee. medium priced equipment. , _;••' will remain open daily from 9 to 9 'til Christmas! Avenue you can see the unmis | QUALITY CLEANERS f . FE. 1011 Their shallow form m u kê 3 takable dome of the observatory t* 892 E. LONG ST. FE. 4637 $ these new fixtures less obtrusive wbich our guide book tells is one and in good harmony with the —FREE GIFT WRAPPING of th« pulse centers of world re &**t»*--t»*-t*'«'--fe^ cellfiia* area they are seen against nown for obtaining accurate time An pie sire makes it possible ta and for charting astronomic phe- use- u large enough' number-of i.onu'iia. sockets to give appropriate Choose front any of these Along the curbs of this doubts* amounts ox light without exces lane avenue grow stately and mtv- sive brightness. sheer Latlsf Hampshire styles'* jextic chestnut trees which ar*? You'll enjoy the tonic-like ef '.rimmed with the precision of an fect an attractively designed, ef designed to yitve your leys and English hedge-rovr. Between the ficient fixture pan have on almost This tows of trees is a nark area cov every room in your home. ankles a smart eteyant look tred with a blanket of the greet* * • • est green grass, relieved at regu Chwdstwas, If you want your rooms to look lar intervals with gorgeous flow larger. »ay General Electric light ers which seem to be in full ing authorities, choose medium to bioom. f light wall finishes. Light color.- BACK ON MONTPARNASSE reflect thc light .back to the cy«; However, lest we forget ho* while dark finishes absorb light to wend °ur way homeward we're and create a heavy, dull feeling back on Montparnasse. in the room. t • ' The Boulevard is about the width of our local Broad sL How • • • ever, the sidewalks are about four Necessity is often the mother times as wide and surfaced wit i of invention and many a smart macadamize. Near the curb is a cook who keeps her heat lamp metal grillwork beneath which handy in the kitchen constantly We're playing we car. see the running wate * discovers new ways it can save which gives Paris the long re-cog her tinje. This quick, convenient nition of excellent sewage sys source ot hi»Rt can be of great tems. Then, too, around each tree help ^n crisping trackers, cereali is another grillwork to permit end crumbs. Santa Claus! growth of the birch trees linin*? the Avenue. At the same regular intervals you aee wooden benches on manv of which sit the people who make up Paris—a father with son with oog —. what else but a French l>oodle trimmed in the traditional rtyle? How dearly the French love i their dogs; but their devotion and | canine attention is deserving of a separate chapter which will be forthcoming. sincere THE SHOP WINDOWS u Next our eyes turn toward the shop windows. No place in the world will yo.i find »uch book stores* Here is the fhtisttms fills a large place in our life today. With each recurrence it brings tirst with its window display — a . reproductin in book form of ail the great art forms of the world. a wave of good feeling and friendship that makes the tit Let's recall some of the titles OP display in the windows—the moit softer and warmer and puts new happiness into our hearts. It is this good famous stained "classes of the Use This Method feeling that instills in us an ever greater appreciation of the loyalty To Blanch Almonds and confidence of our many fine friends. To them we want to extend 1

You'll be using almonds in We with you all your cookie making —- here's ar our heartiest wishes for a joyous Christmas and a happy, prosperous New Year. the good chi easy way to blanch them. Cover tbe almonds with cold water. ond pleasure Bring to a boil. Remove from that Chriitn-roi Day neat the minute the boiling point ean bring. is reached. Drain and slip off Ute shins by pressing between thumb >> AVENUE PHARMACY and forefinger. Dry almonds or. And may tho absorbent towels. Now Yoar bring OPEN l*\''i\*tt*i\•>,. 9 TO 9 A Happy New Year W TYLER'S ti 1061 MT. VERNON AVE. To All $ X& Drug Stores HEW MODEL >:• 1081 Mt. Vernon JOIN OUR HOSIERY CLUB AND GET 1 PAIR FREE! W 1464 E. Long PRINT SHOP Sr $768 MT. VERNON AVE.fJ

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PAUE 12 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1951 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1951 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 13 •~-Cbme Intd My Kitchenr-r- Pumpkin In Molasses Drop Cookies Protecting Your Nylons It's S new idea to use cooked mixture. Then add the dry ingre pumpkin In drop cookies. It dients. Stir until well Mended. Year *.>.ua stoi*king3 ntetl deli. m** .*hude will expand >-our steer*. be lidded to the rinse water to •-erve* to keep the cookies moist Carefully add more flour to make Cook's Friend as well as sdding to the flavor. . Here Is an ideal recipe; Sud** your hone directly after Squeexe ••tocking*. gently in a Drop by spoonfuls on graesad Proper washing ami drying wi'l tic. brown sugar wearing so that acid percpiratioa towel and tlten -prt-a.i them on a baking sb.««-t. sorinklinc tops wita. pay bie Mockinic dividends. Cart i c. sorghum motnssea will not have a chance to rot tire flat ,-urt.us' for drying. Never sugar. Bake In moderate oven. ful .sturajje and harwilii**- of ye r J c. melted fat fiber*., lukewarm water **hould be dry your nylons iu the .-un or "175 degrees, for 12 to 15 min hosiery wilt reduce **naa*s«. Pur- 8 egg», well beaten •— ai**ed for berth washii.-«- and rirvn- over a radiator. Remember, to». utes. Mskea around 7 doses cha*«jns> several pair*, of nylons .n' 1 c. cooked pumpkin iigr. A tea$t>oonful of vinegar n>a* that chapped hands can be a men* 3i-«f c. flour cookies. ace when you are sudsing your il t. baking powder l«'-e Daily axe of a hand lotion '.I L salt will protect your nylons. J t. cinnamon How To Decorate Willys of Hollywood, well 1 t. cloves known Mocking designer, be I t. ginger lieve** that many runs actually II c. raisins slart in tbe dresser drawer. Nr- THERE'S NO MORE a apt a \ e. chopped nuts lons thrown rareletwly in your That Problem Room ciartsH* Cbrislirias gift tssaa a 1 tb. hot water chest* msy well saag oa « wend. •leak and there's a suitable 1 t. soda ea splinter. Satin cases and A long:, narrow rooni usually such a* bookshelves to frame t, omm for srvory taiastaber of - lls*» padded stocking boxes are in Mix sugar, molasses, melted pt-eaentx a problem when it comes will make the bed look shorter family. Ona shown abovr is exaeaitive aad excellent spare iat, beaten ejrtf** and pumpkin. To to decorating. For one thing, fur which will make the room seen' part of ModSrarsssatos line. It is navera. A linen towel wrapped 3J> cups of sifted flour, add bak niture arrangements a. a limited, wider at the same time. (Just gvl : mada* raf birch and is ftssisksrd a round- rottr horse wil I perform intr powder, salt, spices, raisinH so you can't always count on them out your tape measure ami jot! la a soft, warm, brsssboat birch and nuts. Add soda to hot water to add to the illusion of width. the aaase nervier. down the height, width and depth j finish (Consnt Ball. Co.) .•ill quickly stir into molawea Aad, sometime^ the cla£*>ic wa>*> you'd tike them to be, and have a j Shoe lining-* are often trouble %>f coping with this problem, >UCT local carpenter saw pine to th.* J .-,rr't*r. A SaTsrall t -..*• t|, in tl>C llllll.l- an banging drapery sii<• • one end proper sixes. All you'll have to de I of your shoes can atari runs. Th- of the room, or mirroring a whol.- is nail on met*>l bracket strip > next time you take your shoes to «• Patronize Oar Advertisers «» wall, are hard on the budget. which support the shelves and nail :he repairman for lifts have hi'3 mm CHRISTMAS But the Devoe Home Decorotini* '.he side piece* to the base and toj.; check the lining** for rough spots. AT GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP, We hope institute says there are .several A couple ef <*uiek coats of enamel, Ragged fmsrernail-* and toenails Hy BETTY COOK FOR ANP ^rfhat warm, friendly feeling easy and effective decorating preferably in a contracting color, are a « u. taat haxard to sheer your Christmas will Experienced home-makers call oa sauces when tbey need help trick*, that you might keep tn .'ike black, will attract the eye t.i .-nocking*'. Use an emery board*. It in the air is Christmas*. May you enjoy . ,'•- mind if you have a prYblem root.* the side of the room) will minimize this risk when you with meat problem.-., for a tasty sauce can make inexpensive meat be exactly riaht — taste like a million. Sauces, skillfully used, not only add flavor to eco all of its pleasures and good to decorate in your -bouj-e—one Tbe black iaca|uere»l took in good roll on your hose. .>: with not a mvarru. thatV ilixpruportivnately narrow. with any kind of furniture, ami Yes'We Have nomical meats but with the addition ot chopped vegetables make a cheer throughout the Always buy your hosiery in tie Color i» your best ally. Whe, little go a long way. Look here at fish, chicken and meat recipes not a care and with hides imperfections of inej.pt-nsivv proper lee length. Stockings that j ciitxu-irit* the color for your wall*, which depend on savory sauces to produce good, filling foods. coming New Year. lumber. are too long- will bag. Short nv •remember that light, bright eo***"*T«. • • • . lets of good cheer., If you can't afford to mirror i Ions cause undue strain . will add a sense of sparioutmess l-» BAKED BLUEFISH. WITH SAVORY TOMATO SAUCE whole wail, buy the biggest po.»v- The wise womun always has, And may your a small room. , Patty Jo! Scrape, remove entrails and clean a 3-1 pound blucfisb. Brusn ble mirror for over thc chests of several pair* of stockings. A good Net* Yea* be the seme. At*o remember that stroaj; col drawers—on a side wall, ol course. practice is to buy three pairs of i fish generously with vitaminized margarine and sprinkle with salt and or at the end of the rootTi still Remember not to crowd a small one shade. To preserve their color pepper. Place ia a shallow baking pan and bake in very hot oven draw thc eye quickly and make room too much. Nobody likes to harmony alternate the washing j A Genuine ^KRR.-LEE Product 1450 F.) 10-1*1 minutes, until delicately browned and tender. Serve the distance seem shorter. tunnel through a roomful of occa and wearing of your hosiery. with: While, tight or bright curtaWi sional piece* of furniture to rt»a -S SAVORY TOMATO SAUCE at the end wilt base the same cK the opposite end. fect.. I or instance, a long bed From The Comic Strip'Tatty Jo V-Ginger' I c. finely diced celery ? t. vinegar room might be door with vellosr One la*t -uj-gc-.tion: it'* better 1 c. diced green peppar finch of salt walls, -abite draperies., and a not to break up the floor surfac* 1 i. minced onion Few drops of Woreea4s-r»hire red cirw-iri on lhe brd at the with lots of small tug.-; one larg*? Hello! 2> c hot water sauce- end of the room. floor covering—or uncovere-l If we haven't met before 10, oz. can tomato soup If your bed ban to be place i floors if they are attractive—will we should. I know yoa Cook celery, greea pepper and onion in hot water for 3 minute*. lengthwise across the width of thr. add to the room'* impre.sston of like someone to play with Add tomato soup, vinegar and seaaonings. Heat geatly for S minutes. room an sreh'tecturnl addition. spaciousness. Serve with fish. Serves four. , • just like I do. I'll describe * a • myself a little. I'm IT? CHICKEN A LA KING tall and 1 positively won't break. I even carry a.life 3 tb. vitaminized asarrarinr 1 66 ozoz.. cacann chickechickenn oorr \ 1 email can sliced mushrooms approximately long guarantee. I' was tbe i c. chopped parsley * 1 c. diced chicken first doll in the United 3 tb. flour 1 t. Worcestershire sauce Busy Uee Super Market States to have hair that } c. evaporated milk 2 chicken bouillon cubes ^tacton*£arth... could be shampooed and 1 c. boiling water Grated parmesnn cheese Delores. Paul, Wiibar recurled. Even my akin is 1 c. diced pimientos Merriam. Brttsjr and ibjsit • different, Please come in Melt vitaminized margarine la a saucepan and sauto quickly. It is cur fervent hope that ibis muHhrooms and pumlcy. Blend flour with vitaminized margarine and 938 MT. VERNON AVE. to see me and I'll show add evaporated milk and bouillon cubes dissolved in 1 cup boilin*- RAICNEB'S MARKET FA. 0312 Christinas will hr'ui£ us you all of my beautiful water. When sauce is smooth and hot, add chicken, pimientos anJ 516 E. LONG ST. closer te tbe fulfillment of that clothes, and my Hair Worcestershire sauce. Stir until hot and thickened slightly. Serve Dress Kit which you can aver rice with a sprinkling of parmesan chee**e. Serves fear. For m subscription to Tb* Obio bright promise of Peace on use for yourself as well as • • . • Sentinel Call EV 2740 Earth for which men ofCooti ond best wishes on me. SAVORY MEAT BAIX SAUCE * Will have never ceased to strive. for the New Year As i lb. ground heel i c. vitaminized margarine Low .95 \ c. milk 1 c. cuoppen onion May yours be a Contented As 10 2 tb. dry bread cruntlii 2 c. hot water Long-17th Pharmacy J-8 t. nutmeg Z tb. flour •md Peaceful Christmas. i t. sslt 1 c. cold water 893 E. LONG ST. Dash of pepper 1 package cooked noodles Open Monday & Thursday Evenings Until 9 Combine ground meat, milk, bread crumbs, nutmeg, salt and pep . Cor. 17th per. Shape into tiny balls and brown In margarine. Remove meat. TAYLOR HAT SHOP Add onions to margarine in pun and brown. Return meat to pan with 228 E. LONG ST. Ottions, add water and cook over very low heat 25-30 minutes. Blend A Dams 6448 flour and s cup water and stir into liquid ia pan. Cook until sauce is thickened. Serve hot over noodles. Serves four.

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1951 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE PAGE 14 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY,* DECEMBER 22, 1951 Budget Plan LILLIAN ALLEN'S endrix SENTINEL EDITORIALS Answer To PRICE FACTS VIEWPOINT K ommenfs By Moss H. Kendrix Cash Woes (J. I didn't realize there were A Very Merry Christmas uny ceilings on ruga. How do we TSa aptsdrsssa nprt.tmm la *~**a*- reaUaae Ik* apiniorsa ol las SeoioBfa rntTOST. - Cornea the time of year when a pleanant exchange of j snow if wc are paying thc right WAS HING- ture is bought on the installment ^assssssfa greetings ia incumbent upon all men of goodwill-—all rm n priceT TON. — In mv plan? rat. • 1 who pursue tho teachings of Christ in one degree or Figyres show that approximate A. All floor coverings, includ Population Today 4589 book. J. B. Blay- another. ly 85 percent of all retail furni ing linoleum, are covered by an ton is the big 1 gest name in ra Wc, along with most men, women and children who ture purchases- are made on con OPS celling price regulation. The PENTOWN. O. — A person dio. Blayton is believe in those teachings, arc absorbed in the spirit of venient credit terms. celling price cannot bo higher rarely sees this landmark unlcs* 1 m . l *LJL\ AW ' Thus furniture this Christmas than the ceiling price, but may be he has occasion to visit in one "J the Atlanta bus the Christmastide—this in spite of the Winchells and Peg may be purchased for only IH lower. The price muiit be shown way or another the Ohio stave " % inessman who, ler.*. and Schuylers and Billingsleys whose sense of "de percent down, with IS months to clearly on each piece of merchan penitentiary, i'ut whether he in purchas i n g cency (or should we say indecency?) precludes the pos pay, in accordance with govern dise. realir.es it or not, here is a speci Station WERD. sibility of peace on earth and goodwill to men becoming a became the first TABLES ARE ALWAYS ment regulations. RISE AND DINE1 Or play fic place where a "pop." or social, unanimous manifesto at this time, when racial unanimity Negro to own a high on the gift preference list. Stores today have special bud cards, if you tike. Tbi* smart «all takes precedent over a "pr«>- (If you have a question about standard c o m- id such a sorely needed factor in realizing the true spirt And ao wonder, for the limple get plans tailored to suit thc limed oak coffee table, wbicb Jonged" or business call, where Kendrix price controls, mail it to thc Pub- of the brotherhood of man. truth is that no bostes. ever ba* needs of every customer, and you easily adjusts to dining height, the full meaning of a voluntary m e rr.-i.ii broad too nsany. Sbown harm it m com can make your Christmas pur lie Information Office. Office of has a plastic top in oak grain- •visit can best be understood invol cast outlet. Be that as it may, we feel that there is a great deal pact neat of three (top) aad a chase*- with only 4 small cash out Price Stabilization. 68 E. Gay at. ing. It is Indeed a table af untarily. Through the WERD operation of good left in the world, although it is more often than lay. many use* — a truly versatile iur people are getting an excel *mt of •tacking > tools for extra Columbus, C-0 Miss Norma One such "willing" visit wa* not overshadowed by the evildoers in our midst. Credit plans are adapted to the item. (Meier * Poblmaa Furni lent opportunity to learn the ru •eating. (Tonk Mtg. Co.) Brown. Please sign your full made recently to attend the an All of which totes us to wishing you one and all a use of the individual. Some cus ture Co.) dio industry from the ground un name and address.) nual Christinas revue, held Dec. very merry Christmas. tomer* want a very short period In connection with WERD. me J.'l.'li and 15, entitled "Tons *-f of time in which to pay; while :;•..-,-' >.-i - operate n radio school Fun for '61." others want a substantially longer PETAL COLLAR and flaring BEN'S NEW CLIFTON MARKET where truinin*** nnd practical ex period of time. cuffs lend glamor to a softly % Groceries, Meats, Staples Thin show was well worth perience are brought together. Zora Neale Hursfon's Hoax Consumer credit makes it pos tailored dress in wrinkle-resis bundling up in sub-zero weather Already graduates are Koin'- sible for the average young tant rayon with the look of BEER TO CARRY OUT to see. for it quite surpassed any 'oul from WERD to other statiot.s One Zora Neale Hurston, a colored belle who, when American worker and his entire wool. Unpressed pleats in the OPEN DAILY 7 A. M. Til 8 P. M. - SUNDAY 8 A. M. Til 1 P. M umateurish (?) entertain m e n t across the nation. Young Larry \ve last heard of her was hibernating in Florida and still family to live comfortably in al straight skirt accentuate new 1389 CLIFTON AVE. FE. 6452 MRS. LILLU1-*. ALLEN your ole scribe has seen in this Faulkner, program director for posing as author (hope you'll pardon our liberty with the well-furnished home. rounded hlpline. fair city during the year. Pen- the new interracially owned word) just picked up a fast buck from a nationally cir town Theatre certainly lived up to iu title — "Tons of Fun" *— for WSOK in NashviHe, got his train* culated nlagazine with an account of Sen. Taft's popu even now echoes of the hilarity enjoyed on the coldest night of '51 ing; and practical experience in (so far) can still be strongly heard. the Atlanta station. larity with tne colored voters of Ohio. COUPLE OF "FIRSTS" Where Zora Neale got her information we don't MAnoHru mss IUUOINO MUSIC BY TALENTED TRIO know. We've been in these environs all along and WASHINOTON, 0. C TIJLC program began with entre music played by quite a talented Ken Knight, WERD program - director, although in radio for a were never aware that the senator had tbe colored For your canape tray Cheesics trio, followed by an overture of Gershwin melodies done up in a pleasing »tyle by the orchestra, the Rogues of Rhythm. number of years, became prob-' - vote in the bag until Zora condescended to open our are a mast. Mix 1 package snap t*bly tho first person of his race eyes. Zora, in case you're unaware of her literary py cheese with ' pound (1 stick) PORKY. Act I consisted of 15 brief but scinUllant scones. Of tbese to become a station program di vitaminized margarine, 1 cup masterpiece, is of a mind (she says) that Mr. Taft'* Me« of Precision, . ,«„dy ia vymaaatlcs; three vocal numbers. "Be- rector as a result of'niayton'.** flotrr and a dash of cayenne. relation* with his darker brethren are as serene aa a cou»o of You." "Pretty-Eyed Baby," "Too Yauog". "Fanta.y On venture into radio ownership. The Form Into roll and wrap in wax. Wheels." acrobatic stunt* done entirely on skates: and the Betty Florida backwoods lynching. paper; refrigerate until firm.j ••ame is true of J. B. Blayton, Jr., Sir Coed Dancing Chorus, were the most entertaining. at station manager-first. Truth of the matter, as we see it, is that Sen. Taft Slice and bake in moderate oven' till firm and slightly brown. |V Act II. divided into 17 short scenes, topped the climax with SUCH Jack Gibson, a rather sharp has his job cut out for him. He is hot now, nor has he These are marvelous served with ling examples of dance technique** exhibited by a .Spanish Apsche, disc jockey, who pulled out of ever been, on'friendly terms with the Negro voters of his fruit salads, too! the Milling of which was a night club, complete with bartenders, Chicago to go to Atlanta for mate, Zora Neale's literary hoax to the contrary notwith s • • waiters and a typical club audjence of 12 couples,- Scotty'a Rhythm work at WERD, once told me standing. Rascals 'nil Negro unit) playing unusual arrangement*) of populal that even ia Chicago hi* jockey Have trouble unmolding your STUFF VOUR BIRD The point we're pursuing here is that the senator I tunes in a similar setting; Fcudin' and Fightin', a realistic hillbilly work wa* confined to talking and his advisors should be more careful in the future "picture" salads? We've found scene, centered around one rebel seeking a Kentucky divorce and m- about the record*. In Atlanta, this works: An hour ahead of terprotod cleverly through the medium of mountain music; Five Ms- he had the experience of doub about who plants tall tales of the Hurston variety in the lervino- time run a knife around With That ThrWinqly f our radio personal. tint them with black all-purpose Miami at this time when the city is being hailed in many Thc various signs leading to and from the auditorium showed tieiC even the disc jockeys, air- dye. You can do it in the wash quarters for its progress in better race relations. The , *«-*•*. getting the opportunity to v.**--* h.i-iji-n to you," "Check your wullet--'." "Now you se**j_what we mean," oivisipn at political science at At and "B» sure you go straight—home." lanta, university, is about tht necessary to resort to force in order to stop this prog SMAUWOOD MARKE1 A "social" call to thc Ohio state penitentiary Christmas show (ream of the crop of radio news ress. men. Quality Meats & taught me or rather reminded me <»r a great many established factt: Violence in race relations usually develops when the *$s Haard three times a week, at Groceries ^z!^*\\\t. • Tbat criminal* cannot be identified by facial character.* white supremacists find that their old order is crumbling efflm.*^ *r*i WERD, Boyd i* a keen analyst Open Eves & Sundays tic*. of the news and hi* commen and the Negro "is getting out of his place," We do not Phone Orders Received m It""** O That clothe* improve anyone'* appearance. taries oa local, national aad believe, however, that Negroes nor Jews will be intimi FA. 0431 • That people, no matter ta what situations tbey ftstd them international affair* are af a dated by any such show of force as Miami has witnessed. sort that would do justice to 80S Mt. Vernon Ave. i* The holiday .eaten brings te ut happy th+vghH ot deUdemt ••.n't - , salves, era human—very human. Racial and religious bigotry may have deep roots but pumpkin pies, candied iweett, yellow turnip*- and betl et* ell leader any network audience. Boyd is the American soil is becoming less favorable for their William e. opportunities in radio. Breed Stuffma t«a»oned with thai 'ncomporobte fsevar ef CRAYTONS SOUTMttN SAUSAOI. Once yea have tried U ye*-** |ein wMt the tviS4r>*1 • That there ie something radically wrong with oar system ai Out in the St. Louia area has come to dig atsome of these roots. — The Chicago sandt who toy it tlmpty can't be bee. society. "Howard Woods Reports" is a Defender. :• •"<•! BLUE VALLEY -,-v-rm CORN tSCAO STUf•*• IN' mimm. • That prison wall* are cotd, bleak and dreary. r.ewscast that deserves good men •V. la. CftAYTON'S SOUTHUN SAUJ.AGE iion. Howard B. Woods, city e 3 cupt diced whits brood »•«• 4 known by their crime* than not known at all. ries a straight news program five t Mp. poultry teatoning nights a week from WTMV. k\ The talk in the editorial room hereabouts a few daya SAUSAGE rtibl bears ths famous CRAYTONS label «. *aft and pepper ta Hut* ^ I Hp. paprika And no matter how competent the mind of man niay be to with H-M no equal for EXTRA VALUE . . . EXTRA FLAVOR fry tautage meat 10 mlnufe, with onions, ssl.ry mad•pri gpmrstmy. peesrnf Crumble stand the strew and strain of life and. its problems, a visit to this St. Louis. Hi. Heard in the great- ago centered on who among the better known Negroes In corn breed and white brood in bowl. Add tcaieningt mad toutoge talst- place of correction calls for a time when there is great need for pause et SL Louis area. Woods is spon America are pushing the white supremacy angle to the_ , .''. ond EXTRA GOODNESS. Whether CRAY TON S ture. %m\ ond pepper turkey er chicken Inside and etjt. Stall mad bete and the assemblage of one's physical and mental strength. At such u sored by one of that city's big- (.er banks. satisfaction of the Dixiecrat-minded Caucasians of the SOUTHERN SAUSAGE is your choke for ,.. Brook. time, to turn toward .the eternal hills and draw a deep and refreshing country. breath, a breath of strength, apparently becomes a spiritual necessity. We could mention William fcM lunch or your HOMOAY DINftER J**', fomfiy Fnwlkes of Atlanta who has two In short, who are the top Negro white supremacists As we deft, the last sign read: "Merry Xmas and a Happy N'ejv WERD commentaries weekly anu within the Negro group? Year'-' i'aul Brown, also of WERD. who Here are the names that were mentioned most often: does the five minute newscasts George S. Schuyler, G. Schuyler and G. S. Schuyler. Award for the most considerate burglar to date for that station. A tie* 10 €vr*ee~* ht&gW IthWfy. &fT *^t#d* MM wteh

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We join with Santa in his ^f\ —and our sincerest hope PICTURE wee... ear that tbe holidays bring wish for a Happy Holiday It is our hope that tbe tra • Here's TV viewing that will truly thrill K!\onIy joy and well beiha* for all. ditional peace of the holi you! These Crosley Ultra-Fidelity TV pic «»*^for you and yours. day remain everlastingly on. e TINS tures are sharply detailed—.give you the full 'TBlt.V HILLMON GROCERY McCOWN'S ENTERPRISES range of tones from clear white to deep black. 949 E. LONG ST. <&^J*+#M PROF. & MRS. J. A, MITCHELL 785-787 MT. VERNON AVE. And the new 16-inch Black Screen Tube of rectangular design brings you pictures

<.**t%-Tr*A% the same shape as telecast! The handsome <^«er*r/ May your board be filled Under your Yule tree, we Our Christmas blessing t cabinet is of dark mahogany veneer with -with good rood and cheer •11 hope you find happi you — may wisdom light brown molded plastic front. And you get all aad a Merry Christmn \ all ness for the season to your path and lead you the basic Crosley electronic features such as the year. come. Merry Christmas. on the way to true hap automatic frequency control, automatic fc piness. J. W. WILLIAMS gain control, simplified tuning, and built-in EARL HOOD INSURANCE AGENCY REAL ESTATE CHESAPEAKE BAR antenna. Come In and see this wonderful 683 E. LONG ST 165 N. HIGH ST. AD. 2719 926 MT. VERNON AVE. TV receiver today I

May the light of peace Only the SHELVADORREMGERATOR gives you It's lots of fun, sincerely shine down upon us in \ mm done—we mean our holi this year, and the years day wishes for you, of to come. Amazing 'Care-Free'' AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING JgSmWmm, course! Defrosts itself in 2 to 10 minutes! FASHION CLEANERS Never before in Mr. & Mrs. Devon Solomon DR. P. ALEXANDER, D.D.S, • REFRIGERATOR History 1026 E. LONG ST. FE. 1161 889 E. LONG ST. FA. 7119 Crosley's high-speed "Care-Free" Auto —and to alLof our friends matic Defrosting system actually defrosts itself In -..-• '-V-'. » and patrons the hope that 2 to 10 minutes, melts away frost accumulations We're painting the town We join St. Nick in send we may continue to serve once every 24 hours. There's nothing to turn off with our good wishes for you for many a Christmas or on, nothing to watch, nothing to empty. ing you showers of good And Shelvador stores twice as much food where a Merry Christmas to alt to come. wishes for Christmas and you want it—in front, in sight, in reach—extra- our friends. the new year. big space for frozen foods and ice-cubes—extra-big FEATHERSTONE meat holder and crispers—extra-roomy shelves... CONFECTIONERY even a ButterSafe to keep butter or margarine MR. & MRS. A. KRAKOFF & EMPLOYEES 'JOE'S" CROSSROADS NEWSSTAND "spreadable." And when you see Crosley's new 1068 MT. VERNON AVE. * NORTHEAST CORNER.BROAD ST. 459 N. 18TH ST. *"Soft-Glo" Interior Styling (on some models), your heart will beat faster, for it's thc loveliest thing May the noble teachings that has happened to refrigerators since refrigera fill this Christmas and all Like the carolers, we sing tors began. Sec the Crosley Shelyadors today and NOEL you'll agree! your others with true out our Yuletide wishes PRICED AS LOW AS peace and genuine well- for you. heartily and with glad cheer. being. $239-95 MODEL DAC-11 (Shown) $419.95 CENTENARY METHODIST CHURCH BALL PRESS COMMERCIAL PRINTERS REV. J. H. HIMES, Minister ISilS 701 E. LONG ST. AD. 4930 Over 39 Years on Mt. Vernon Ave. HEADQUARTERS STORE May a glorious Christ 993-995 MT. VERNON AVE. May the happy days in •worner ot 18th St. your life be as many as mastime be yours, and BUY ON SPICER'S EASY MAIN STORE OPEN DAILY FROM TERMS — WE CARRY OUR PITER 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.—FRIDAY to 8 P. M- A short note to light your the flakes that cover thts aaSra^aj^a-i ^ffiflrsaffri may good fortune be with way. Happy Yule tide for landsc ape. S e a s o n's you always. OWN ACCOUNTS Greetings to you and you FURNITUR BRANCH STORE ever and a day. and you. Authorised agency for Telephone and 895-897 EAST MAW ST. BRANCH STORE OPEN DAILY C..W. COMER Gas Co. You can pay Electric, Cas and 9 A. M. TILL 6 P. M.—MONDAY Telephone bills at Spicer'* without OUR LOCATIONS SAVE YOU MONEY' CONFECTIONERY and FRIDAY 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. SNAllWOOD MARKET CASLOW'S MARKET any charge. Charles F. Spicer, Pres*. and Owner 805 MT. VERNON AVE. FA. 0431 1130 E. LONG ST. FA. 0220 914 E. LONG ST.

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" PAGE IS THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1951 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1951 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 19 XEUEY METHODIST .S**^^^*^^^ Special Xmas u he - , Service Set For Sunday •tvhurches CATHERINE FEARS NELSON, EDITOR -**' 575 ANN ST.-* A Kpvcial Christmas program wilt bo rendered at Kelloy Metho- Oatt, 834 Taylor av., Sunday, Dec -'•> at 7:45 p. in. under auspices PEH080TH of the Church school. Kcmaindei of Sunday's »ervic«*. is at Kelley Methodist ' • llo • Yule Cantata Sunday school. 9:45 a. in. Spe cial sermon by ths pat-tor follow s**** DA. J. OSCAR LEE pro ed by infant baptism. 11 a. ra. Scheduled . ...» motes racial Imtmonr ia Christmas music will also be ren • America's cburcbea. He it exe dered by the choir during this cutive director of tbe Dept. of For Sunday ties Racial a"d Cultural Relations 'i-rvice.

of the Natl C o u a e i I of The pastor, Rev. B. E. Craw "The Christ Child," a Christ -'.•• Cburcbea of Cbrist ia the ford, and congregation invite th<- mas cantata, wilt be presented -it U. S. A He bead* tke council's public to attend all services at Rehoboth Temple (Apon t o 1 i c> program fo have cburcbea ttrrt Kelley Methodist Sunday, Dec. 23. • II people, regardless of race. Sunday .school al Rehoboth ii I 1 conducted at 10 a. ni.. morning worship at 11:30 a. m. ABYPl*. Too!' Hole 6 p. m.. and evangelistic* service. 8 p. ni. MOMENTS | Dry cut shoes at room temper J*tP* ^ ature, never near a high heat. The regular church broades-tt OF ts held every Sunday from 3:15 ~l***m*i> And remember to bra^li or wipe to 10:15 a. m. ?*« REFLECTION clean before givinr them a going Rehoboth is located st Long over with a good liquid or paste and 22nd sU, Elder H. J. Spencer REV. KENNETH LANDCRAFT, pestor of Mt. Zion Chapel.of , By politdi. ih i'.i in. Prayer, announces the church will hold its first Christmas service S£ i --•-. • A. L. Sunday, Dec. 23, at 2 p. m. The service will he broadcast over V; - -'.• • GUERARD 1 WVKO. Special music. Rev. Landcrsft stated, will be furnished by the chancel choir of Caldwell Temple AME Zion church. Carols 'Singing From Sky ^ssy-i will be sung by Mt. Zion'a senior choir. The church ie heard regu- it SEEKING Urly ran Sundays from 8 to 8:15 as. in. oo WVKO. Rev. Lendcraft MA/ ar.-***^. What is it we all are seeking is available for preaching and evangelistic engagements. He may bo *•%• .yeemaVml*"- tn our quest to make life? 'rogram* At Caldwell reached alJ400 I*. Broad st. or at Ev 1130. t5«?«e**r*sn> \\\xiKs¥ Much is there to contend with, In trying to overcome the je annual "Singing from the year* ago. It has been-conduct strife. i-lcy" Christmas services of Cald ed annually on Christmas morn \ Hatred, jealousy and prejudice well Temple AMEZ church, 524 ing since that time. All these evils must be fought. E. Long st., will be conducted at Highlights of the presentation 4siWS' If we cannot rite ubove them, b o'clock Christmas morning. will include the scene of tne - All .«ur efforts will conic to •"Singing from the Sky, ' •Vativity showing Hethlchem in *• '. t" r-..light. life like panorama, candlelight lmz.~~Z Take 4 drink if you dare. "mw' MiiitfflsffjiHr'iriiT-riFrii i recessional and thc sermon by Then watch yourself go down. Dr. Fuller, who "has selected as his theme "Jesus Excluded." • * • mT* Thinking is a difficult task.. Dr. Fuller advise* the public ts Pew persons will dare to think j come early in order to obtain m consti**sctively. .•tilling accommodations. In the spirit of •"* * The open mind is the door j m Christmas, wo hope that that leads as to the storehouse You're -always Welcome in which we find knowledge, j At you may always enjoy the spring of life. the peace, happiness and good 2ND BAPTIST CHURCH It Is to be borne in mind that cheer that we wish you you have i»;-i u created to contri 186 N. 17th St 'e have come to the end of another year of pleasant associations bute as well as to receive. M"-t this Yuletide Season. persons arc on the receiving etui: Church School: tf-16 A. M. aaa Morning Worship. 10:45 A. M WILUAMS-McNABB If you just must "hoop" say Evening Worship. 7:46 P. ta with those whose confidence and good will we value so highly. something. Just don't holler. MORTUARY C F JENKINS Distinctive Funeral and DR. A. L. FULLER Minister Ambulance Service Once more it becomes our pleasure to send our friends 818 E. Long St., EV. 9521 hailed mm one of the outstand i ing. Christmas religious services Woconir- Tc in the Columbus area, was MT. OLIVET BAfTIST and patrons our heart-felt greetings and to wish them created by Dr. A. L. Fuller CHURCH pastor of Csjdwell Temple. 19 'The House Of Hope" raaau 434 t. Main St Church ScuOO.. U-'JO A. at a Christmas abundant with good cheer... onz that will . Morning Worship, 10 45 A. M a (EHIENaRY B.T.U. 6:00 P. M. Veiper Hour. 7 *SQ V. M. Prayer Se.-vice 7:30 f. M usher in a New Year of peace, happiness and prosperity. Plan Xmas (Wednesdaysi. Bantizing 4k Communion,* Staff & Management of (1st Sunuaya 5:80 P. M.) Programs REV. H. BEECHES HICKS. - At we enter into By MATTIE RUTH COOK Past©* the gladness of this "The Wise Always Worship happiest day of the year, «. hunt*' will be the sermon topi** COME TO NOVELTY FOOD BAR of Dr. T. H. Hines, pastor of Cen REV. ULYSSES .*>. USXA/ it tenary Methodist. Sunday. Dec. SHILOH BAPTIST 'wc recall thc joy with which a Methodist missionary who L'3. at 11a. in. Special music w'll CHURCH lhe angels heralded the operates Tubman school in be rendered by thc combined Hamilton at Ml. Vernon Ave Gbarttgat, Liberia. Rev. Cray it choirs of the church. Hoytt Jones 741 E. LONG ST. JAMES W PARRISH ADAMS 0552 •Misted in hi* work hy hit will render a solo. birth of Christ. Minister wife, Mr*. Vivian Cray, former The Real Estate Brokers Ass'o V, Merry Christmas and a school principal who teaches at will worship in a body at Cen 8:15 A. M. KtaQio, Biouucast the stbool. Both Rev. and Mrs. tenary Sunday morning. J. "A. 9 A. M. Church School Happy New Year to all, | m,s Cray are natives of Franklin. Williams is president. 11 A. M. Church At Worstiio Tea.. They are presently in 11 A. M. (Continued Cntirch MR. & MRS. OTTO BEATTY, Prop. Ijns***! •' :-!*._ j U. S, on furlough frosn their At 0 p. m. Sunday the Churcn ] School tor Children* Small .**chooI's Christmas, program wi •' wort in Libert*. children mav be left with bf held. A Christmas tree will be competent workers while .X > among tbe highlights. Joseph W vou worship. REV. WILLIAM T. WARD Difference In Men . Watkins is Church school super C P M. Uaplist Training Onion tt intendent. '/• Full Time Program of 359 W. 41ST PLACE In great actions men shoy. At 7 a. m. Christmas day Christian EttsjcaUon Los Angeles 37, Calif. themselves as tbey ought to be; Tuesday, Dec. 25, special Christ Community Playground in small actions, they are. -— mas service-, will be conducted et 7:30-P. ti. Worshis ObamfurL Mus*c by Five Chouri WR j Centenary. • s }

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SATURDAYS DECEMBER 22, 1951 PAGE 20 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1951 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 21 , 2ND BAPTIST. ST. LUKE METHODIST 'Jt^&ml^V&^m^^ Sr. Choir Ta Present Cantata Dr. Jenkins With Mrs. Bray As Director To Conduct Br HATTYE B RKOMONO j Durham. Mrs. Bertha Holland. ; Mrs. Mamie Heasley, Misaea Dor- At morning worship Sunday at cthy and Thelma Gay. Mian lind Baptist Use pastor. Dr. C. F. Johnnie Jenkins. Mrs. Vrginia Conference Jenkins, spoke mm "The Name of Jackson. Mrs. Marguerite Mundy, By CHARLOTTE MAGWOOO Jfeaus." Guest soloists wer. Mr*. Mrs. Theodoaia Smith. Mrs. Juan Hose Ford and -Miss Vivian KonL ita Tipton. Mrs. Sadie Trent. URRANCREST.-—Rev. John C. Wedtaeaday, Dec. 19, special Mrs. Kothryn Thomas. New mem Dorr, pastor of St. Luke Metho ("bristmas prgram waa renuexcr. bers welcomed into the circle dist, win preach a Christmas ser Uy tbe junior detsartmeat of the were Mra. Gladys Starr and Miss mon Sunday morning. Church school. Mrs. Arlene Har Generisrve Harris. Gueat *1* Dr. S. P. Jenkins, * Columbus ris was director. • Mai- Lovell Tipton. district superintendent, will he MT. eNON AVENUE STORES Smnday, Dee. 23, at 7:15 p. m. Mra. Dollie Storks. 272 N. present at 3 p. m. Sunday to boll tKe senior choir will present a 21st sL. was hostess to Circle No. the third .quarterly conference. C^ristam*. cantata. "Holy Night." 6 at its annual Christmas party A special Christmas candlelignt Spiccr's Late Shopper Gift Specials! Shop Til 9 Friday & Saturday directed hy Mrs. Leone B. Bray. tnd gift exchange Tuesday. Offi service will be held next Sunday Tb* men's chorus will assist the cers elected for 1952 mere M-s. evening. Older membera of the male voices of tbe senior choir in Dollie Storks, president: Mr* Methodist Youth Fellowship will suiting "Quest of tke Wise Men.'* Irene Crowder, vice president; be the principal assistants. A coffee urn was presented to Mrs. Edna Miller, secretary; Mr*. Annual holiday exercises wilt 5 Pc KEG SET SEWING BOX the cbarcb by Ethel Benson at Lulu Ellis, trcaiin-r. Christmas be held Monday evening at the Marbleized keg on wsl- morning worship service lost Sun carols were sung and Bible gomes ihnrch. and Walnut finish sewing box. day. were played. Attending were Mra. Dut-rcaeer rack, with four Ideal gift for the woman The Missionary Society hell 'vonorn Redman, president; Rev. oingle-s hot whiskey tbat sews a lot. its December meeting Wednesday •and Mrs. C. F. Jenkins, Mrs. Pageant b Restated glasses. Handy! at the home of Mrs. Odessa Al Emm* Washington, Mrs. Hattie MERRY Bargain oa Men's ClotKios;. New ien. 14645 Mt. Vernon av. Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Ethel Wilson. Mrs. *-*yls* Suits * Overcoats $29.OS tw Atiele Grayson was assisting Boot •The pageant of the Carter Cleasie Ferris, Mra. Emma Dosa, School of Music, scheduled f**r 79c 97c $47.SO. Lars-, seleerioa ef islsn es*. The program ronsisted of Mr*. Myrtle Gill Green. Mrs. Lulu MIGHT INDOOR SET S\mmdy lo wear. Dec. 16 at Bethany Presbyterian ONE TO A CUSTOMER ONE TO A CUSTOMER Christmas carols, led by Mrs. Ellis. Mrs, Adele Reese, Mr*. CHRISTMAS As)«m Hets $9 to $7.50 - 5i.ph.ss Mary M. Sawyer. tV Chrtatnsas Coldie Fields. Mrs. Irene Crow- church, has been rescheduled for Super low price! 6 beau 1-. Stetson Hats $7.SO ta $10. message by Mra. Frederica Butler Sunday, Dec. 23, at the same lo fer. Mrs. Frederica Butler. Mrs. a* CLEARANCE Of SMOKERS tiful lamps. Series type, Snort Sh'srts $2.05 anal Ua- ana) the asnrrificial prayer by Mrs. Jane Payton. Shut-in members cation at 6 p. m. All students are Wtth the advent of another add-on connector, com Jardsata $4.«S to Odessa Allen, derted to serve ore Mrs. Minnie Henry and Mrs- it-quested to be preoent. The. Dozens of finished maple, mahog $12 -95 - Sssart Sam for 1952 were Mrs. Frederica plete with tree books. Lucille Champ. rublic is invited. Holiday Season, we feel any and chrome smokers for quick 35c and Up Batter, president; Mrs. Polite v Approved by Underwrit Storks, vice president; Mrs. Min a special joy and pcr-tonal aale. Priced From Laatlser Belts $t er*' Laboratories for in Laatlsar Brits- nie Jingles, secretary; Mrs. AdeJr satrWoctioa ia wishing (>fsv.:>i:. tre*asbrer; Mrs. Hattie ATTENTION READERS door use. Initial Buckles Yale fros-lle r aany friends. Goad $I.9S - Neck Ties- Faust and Mrs. Mary Smith, chap Read thousand* of "books LARGE SELECTION OF tains. The foUowinr enjoyed *'>*• $4-95 All styles $1 t* Baroiog Bright authored by and-or about Health, Happiness. COLORED DOLLS - - FROM $I.SO - Men's A lepast: Mrs. Frederica Butler. colored people, free for Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Jenkins! Mrs. asiaA the Blesaitsga of a 79c Lottie, Haadker* May its hopeful one year. TABLE LAMPS chief.-3 in a bom Etlsel Wilson. Mrs. Jennie Ifenr.v bright New Year. ALL TOYS REDUCED 25 to 50% ONE TO A CUSTOMER Mrs. Rosa McWilliams. Mrs. Win light guide ua . . . Send for information plus Exquisitely designed lus SSf . Men's l-ur- free '* **-ntif.cation (emer lin«4 Glove. $4.25 j nie Jingles. Mrs. Mary Sawyer anti help ta bring trous china base by Deena Mrs. Geneva Free. Mrs. Mary gency ) cexde for yourseIf, aa pictured. Hand-decor- j Men's Wool-linen frienda, fraternal group Ovmr If Xmmrs oa •*•**. Vmremm Ave. Smith. Mrs. Jennie Collins am' as happim-os and ated! With hand-tailored! TWO STORES TO SERYC YOU Clove, $2.95 or club. 1 the Irsosteaaes. proeperily in the J At* FB6HAH silk-lined ahadea. Give Oar Locations Save tea Money! Sweaters $1.95 and The Mothers club held its De lamps to tboae on yourj Up . And Hundred. years thai lie BOOmUDOS HEADQUARTERS of Other Bargains ceather meeting and Christma** 10 CENTRE ST. gift Hat and you'll be re-' HEU31I ••arty Monday at the home ->• STORE Buffalo 3, N. Y. membered throughout the FURNITURE Mra. Mamie Hawkins. 1109 V year. For lamps rejuve 993-995 Mt-. Vernon VtRfiOH Loag si. The clab^gave Christmai nate a room. Heeoqnor'ter. Store Open Dolly from * m. as. te e p. m.—fri'doy cheer to shut-in member** Carols Atty. and Mrs. THI t p. m.—Broach Store Op«n Do'ly, 9 m. m. Tilt * p. ra.— Ave., Cor. of 18th St Monday and Friday. V e. m. to * p. m. TAILORING wer. sung, games were pby.-i JOHN L. FRANCIS BRANCH STORE snd a gift exebange held. Attend- 895-997 E. Main St. CO. ing> were Mrs. Ida Early, press- A .K Arstaerlxsd aqmncy for TelepheaeT end Gas Company. Yea «say dent: Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Jen-1 H pay year Gas, Telepheee and Ctectrlc Mils without any chart,.. CHARLES F. SPICER, 966-968 EACH Mt. Yersea Aw. Store Oaiy. kitsa, Mrs. Cora I-awrcnce. Mr*;. NOV. 8TH--SHERIFF KILLS HANDCUFFED - Prea. and Owner Mt. Vernon Warn Mary Smith, Mrs. Ruth Lawrence Ave. .. Mrs. Harriett Chavous. Mrs. Glen- dora Brooks. Mrs. Pauline Wai- veSSL!tV/\Y koaj. Mrs. Martha Gatewood. Mrs. LeOure Rideout, Mrs. Elsie Wash NEGRO PRISONER IN FLORIDA !! ington, Mrs. Geneva Free, Mr*. - SuJy's Unredeemed Sale! Lillian Lester and the ho.itcss. CHAMPAGNES Mrs. Elizabeth Hawkins and Mrs. Lydia Schucks were host esses to Circle No. 7 Wednesday NOV. WH--DEPUTY SHERIFF KILLS NEGRO FOR YOUR PERSONAL HOLIDAY at the home of the latter. At tending were Mrs. Eleanor Ellis, president, Mrs. Maxine Barnes. ENJOYMENT... OR THE SOLUTION Mra. Nellie Calvin, Miss Marjone NAACP VOTE CASE PLAINTIFF IN LOUISIANA !! <*ta-**9*&^ TO YOUR GIFT PR0B1B4 NOV. .& DEC-JEWISH TEMPLES AND NEGRO 17-JEWEL HAMILTON, ELGIN & BULOVA $|4-« WRIST WATCHES BUY HOUSING PROJECT BOMBED IN MIAMI!! TAYLOR'S New York State Wines Fifth $L$3 MoRen David Sweet Kosher Wines Fifth $1.09 USED SUITS Martini & Rossi Vermouth 30 oz. Bottle 2.88 $9.95 Welch's Sweet Wine Pt. 54c Fifth .97 & TOPCOATS Dubonnet Wine Fifth 1.92 YOU CAN HELP STOP THIS!! Virginia Dare 2-Decanter Bottles Set „ 1.00 •SPECIAL GIFT OFFER- CONTRIBUTE TO THE 60(0 EARRIN6S.., $2.95 FAMOUS PUNCHEON STOCK WINES GIFT BOX $4^6 NAACP LEGAL DEFENSE FUND 3 quarts - Pale Dry Sherry, Cream Sherry No other gift is so thrilling—so treasured and Tawny Port - as jewelry at Christmas. Be a wise Santa 'FOR JUSTICE IN FLORIDA AND IN CICERO TOO" . . . choose from our brilliant collection of Hooey wood Pure Oregon *>i.09 unredeemed merchandise. Loganberry Wine Fifth ' DOMESTIC * IMPORTED Send your contribution in NOW to tbe Columbus NAACP, B. £. Slaughter, DIAMONDS Stmy year Ctmlmiasm reflect aft Millers, Schlitz, Pabat, Blatz & LOOK . LIKE . NEW Budweiser Beer. Ice Cold $-1.10 the fays of the ftetktay Season. South Highland Avenue, Preaident CHAMPAGNES •LARGEST PAWN STOCK IN CITY" 6 for • (Funds Collected here will be aent to National NAACP) Wo*25 Wine. 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PAGE 22 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1951 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1951 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE Zi EVERETT JR. HIGH The Ohio TODAYS YOUTH Youth Sentinel's Section YOUTH NEWS FROM BEEZARK Tomorrow* >fen and Women Home Ec Seniors Prepare By Maria Walker This week's personality is Nor Jtsst whose lag is Ralph man Childs. 827 Parkwood ir*. pulling? Conples of the week Vittles For Boy Friends He is a 10A at East High. 16 ar* Juanita and Harry I>i«»». years old and tips the scales at Shirlev end Marly*. Wander YOUTH EDITOR'S CORNER By PHYLLIS STEVENS **ion. They art Lorene Johnson, Wade and Lloyd Merchant. His ,52 pounds. His hobbies- are what would happm if Ray ELLA COLEMAN Doris Hutton, Ella Coleman heart is set on Marlene Thompson 'dancing and thinking of Joan mond would fell iu love or Jias- Carter." Favorite record l*» By BARBARA JENA JOHNSON JOYCE SHEPARD Eileen Barr. Patricia Butler, Judy Lut thus far he isn't doing too mmy Cunlh*r and Frances waulsl 1 .!• i Thursday was a big day Stewart. Elixaboth Dunning, Mar- well. "Talkin'." ge together? , RANDOM GOSSIP for tbe !>A homo economics clo-s tha Foster, Betty Bridges. Caro Seems Delmar Smith has all FUTURE FORETOLD—1»5» I guess by now nil you guys anu gals are hep to thc fact that the at Everett, lyn Chesser. Chariene Broadus, the girls at Everett craey about Wonder who is Phyllis Hamil Darrell Herde and yours, 'truly Y-Leaders are giving: a real gone dance at the Spring St. "Y" Friday, Members of the i las* bn(| their Virginia Davis. Lenora James him. Is it the real thini* between ton's heart throb? Why have Nos-- ) appily married at last, Barbara Dec. 21, from 8 till 12. I hope all of you arc planning to be there. boy friends in for a meal. Tbe I "i .-'hirley Underbill, 'Janet Harger Imogene Hogg and James (June man and Ardella drifted apart? Dell with the finest shape of "59. If ynu haven't heard before, this is a contest to find out the most girls in the class started earlv The following boys attendei1: bug) Marten? Who's the girl at Donald, and Pat have been feudin' • a m<- L. McCarey has finally popular boy in town. He will be chosen by popular vote. Thursday to prepare for the occa- Nathaniel Jordan, Arthur Broad- -Everett savin,* she's in love with and fusaln*! Shirley left the Truth found a true romance. The Bee- In case you don't know the boys' name* you are to \ote on yon nax, Paul Schooley. Jim Friend. Freddie Wolford? Could it bo i lub early last week. Wonder zark Panthers are the greatest can find them elsevrficrc in the youth section, and since all the guys Stephen Clinch, John Burks. Rob Geraldine Robinson? Sandy Fields why? team of '59. in the running are so very nire we're going to try to help you niaKc ERAHKUH JR. HIGH ert Butts. James SurraLt, Normal. .nil Emma Lou Baker are a gre%t up youtrarbind by giving you a little dope on all ot then*. There wil Surratt, Joseph Woodfred. Pu»il couple nowadays. ' ., be two writcups in thin column (so read on u tittle farther) and the Keeler. WHAT WOULD HAPPEN If rest around here someplace. Program Honors EVERETT COPS TWO — Delmar Smith didn't have a Urges Safety In Holiday Shopping • * •. * Everett won its first two fine physique? MurRttiet Hubbard First of all there's Lorenzo Miller, son of Mrs. Laura Miller. (•..ini*'. We beat Indinnola 41-17 wasn't so cute and didn't *wcat) T. J. Kauer. director of the Ohio Dbpt. of Highways, this ween 3 178 IS*. 5th at,, who* attends Uethany Baptist. Best Students and Champion 31*27 We were fine clothes? Phyllis Stevens called on Ohioans to put safety at the top of their last minute Lo is a graduate of N'orth High, has Muck hair, brown eyes, a **upposed to play Barnett but the would stop caring for F. H.? Ma Christmas shopping list. **A safe Christmas celebration, free from charming personality, and carries 158 pounds around on a 5*-94" wenther 'caused the game to oo mie Treadwell didn't Jiavt a fine traffic accidents that mar holiday happiness in the homes of Obio frame. He goes for sports, good movies, records, jrirls, food, his Til ENTRANTS IN "KING'* CONTEST b.-ing sponsored by Y-Leader. at Spring St. YMCA Friday postponed. shape? Johnny Burks didn't e-u residents, is the very best present anybody can give or receive,*' green Buick anil sharp clothes. evening of this week include four young mi-n pictu red above. From left: Lorenso Miller, Clarence During 3 Years GIRL PERSONALITY — Mar- tor, Kil.i (Writ-man'.' Joyce Shen- he said. Walkins, Bill Truss, Howard Spiller. King will be chosen by populai ballot during pre-Cbrittmat bard's heartbeat wasn't so far He can usually be found around Beatty Center or the "V play »ene Thompson, daughter of Mr«. dance to be held in connection with contest. By LOIS SHARP away* ing basketball with Pythi*"** Drugs or Bethany Itnini-t. In the sum HELEN SEWARD Carrie Thompson, lives at 4"i!J Buttles av. She is 15. wcijrhs 1 IR tner he's centerfielder for the N'orthend Ramblers and two yeais ago Last week Franklin held a pro- Turner and tell Jo© Littlefield ,;nd is I'-lli" tall. Her pals or* hi was a member of that mighty Novelty Bar football team. «ram honoring tbe QAs who made, CHAMPION JR. HIGH >OU still jro for him. Who's Gloria Chariene Broaddus, Joyce Shep-j He coaches the Brown and Miller Yellow Jackets girls' softba'l tin.* honor roll for three years. Jackson's latest flame? Patric'.a hard. Gerry Robinson. Phyllis tc»m that took the city championship/and since it's basketball season The following students made it: Stevens, Beulah Jackson nnd Ella he's assistant coneh of Mt. Vernor*'**/girIf-' team. Justice is getting . "Foel. F«©|, Fmml."~tU Have a very Merry Christmas 1952. See you there.—Betty Edwards, Secretary, Sentinel Youth ship? is in the 9A anj registers in •dd don't get into trouble. Organisation. X Ernie Roddy and Carolyn 112. This week we're -going to te'? Cotton are still the same old FRANKLIN CHATTER you about a senior at another SHIRT & TIE Corina Jamison and Charles school who is a good friend af Brown seem te be cooling it. Arc ours. He's BUI Hairston. a fine WITH EVERY MEN'S Mary Johnson and Sonny Wil jthlete with a nice personality. THE GRAPEVINE By THE STAFF liams still that-way? Mary Wyche We want all yoa kids to cast your SUIT Off COAT and Komi Id Griffin arc doing ••ote for Bill at the YMCA Dec. OK.. Dardc Herde and Roberta 21 at the danoe .riven bv the Jackson seem to be a romantic Thanks a lot for the news you be friends as loag as tbe pain Y-Leaders. item. Got news for you! Otis jrids gave the writers and sent in of King James rules their tific . . . Say Alta Mae—what's Now for tbe dope around SUM. Shsvrpe is on tbe loose. Have you also. Only thing we ask is to just hearts . . . Midget was happy to tho deal? . . . Same question Well, you girls, Christmas Is heard that Chariene Murdock and keep it coming. We guarantee when Cbapell came home . . to Doris and Arnmer Lou . . . knocking at the door. Has every Otis Sharp are supposed to get we'll put It in the best wc can. Who said Tommy Holmes ever Guess Carl Herring is the only body got a date? Wonder what married in January. Who is sup Now for a littc bit about you. bad a bracelet? We jutt noted person who knows whv the not c hss happened to John Madison" posed to be Mell Jackson's girl 3 PRS. OF you and especially you ... It tbe fact he wat minus on* . . > 'Because of You" is about to Does Bill Banks' heart beat for friend? was passed this way tbat Lerov Either way it goes Sandra is drive Barbara crazy . . . But Norma Moore? j Wonder what NYLONS Turner is also one of the sharpes: still OUT . . . Louise Swanson what's the reason for Toni Ann • e • Sonny Redman and Carolyn are boys around thc capital city . . . is still interested in Gene Gray Key's feelings toward ''Tra La Mysttry girl and boy last wee*i jroinj** to do? Wonder why Wayne 'WITH EVERY LADY'S Hugh Black is also rated in that of Michigan State. La"? ... We hear that Shirley were Ann Ingram and Timmy bangs around on Mt. Vernon category . . . Sammy Ellis back Turney has staked a claim on IM,' Towers. Could it be because of Carolyn We hear that Don Hadden goet (OAT OR JUT in town and looking better than Kenny Granger . . . Chester This wee k's mystery girl. Barbara Smith's romance ha*i ?or the voice at Ma. 6451 . . . We ever in ffts air force blue . . . Jones and Andre Shaw will be Weight, 118. Height. 5'-'..". Eyes, rone on the rocks. - Wonder if know Betty Edwards would ap VEftMOUNT RECREATION (ENTER brownish block. Hair, black. Baa*: And the * wings on his shoulder* moving in on C-Town with the Sophie still likes Bobby? Has preciate anything in the line- ot friend, Martha Taylor. Home flew away with a couple of girls rest of the fly, fly boys for Xmas & BOWLING ALLEY Paul White's popularity faded? heart* ... Game at the "Y"' on. food tor Christmas, or any other room; "126. Grade. "'A. A certain i*irl is waiting for s nay . . . Anyone who ventures •»nd New Year's . . . Wonder wh*. Monday. Tuesdoy and Wednes 1056i MT. VERNON AVE. FA. 0540 Mystery boy: Weight, 13*. Charles' call. Don't see much oi out-now. day or night, is just like Howard Julian Spiller has eyes day. At Beatty on Thursday and Height, a'-S". Eyes, irown. Hair, Nickie Truss anymore. Barbara Dinah Washing-ton and the Ravens for? Sunday . . . And speaking of the browri. Grade. 9A, Home room. r.-rniK to have changed ber mini —"Out In the Cold Again" . . . center, all eves there turned on 210. •<-••» C >rl. **'«>ndrr v'nv** a Eti Barnes played in Columbus *«C"Sa4Ce*ag*^^ Bobby Carroll, Fenny Jennings looking- real nice . . . Girls in thc EASIEST snd Vernon Reeves when thev market for a guy? Well, Bernic strolled in with cashmere bennvs Granger isn't occupied and is like on . . . All girls get a supply of the three Ts—tall, tan and tei- fhouldeni to cry on when Deedey Straughtcr and Frankie Brow. 's Greetings . leave C-town for the air force in Pfc. Irvin L Sharp CREDIT TERMS January . . _ Dickie Ellis is back • on the scene after an absence of several months . . . Who looked •Returns From Korea al Simpson (Henry the 8th) and to all Our friends melted 'cause he made her tem- Pfc. Irvin L. Sharp, rear 103 i OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL CHRISTMAS rerature rise? And then cast a Bryden ni.. son of Mr. and Mrs. glance at Clarence Watkins an! Orlando Sharp, returned home went back in shape 'cause he*t last week after spending lo months in Korea. He is on a 4.7 Open Every Night 'Till 9 ao cool . . . Tonv Braxton l<* uay furlough, after which he wi'l around still looking real nice. tn on ever changing it-port for additional service in RADIOS Herbert (Berpy) Moxley is TELEVISION WASHERS ;he army, Pfc. Sharp is the broth REFRIGERATION world .. the sincerity and now one of the fly, fly boys, er of Lots Sharp, Sentinel youth" good feeling al Christmot Wishes remain a . . Betrtlah and Raymond .mrm columnist for Franklin Jr. High the some. May you enjoy Good Health STUART'S still cheering for each other school. . , . Wonder how Bobby / Joe ond Happiness this Yulctide and Beverly are making out. MERCHANDISE ond throughout the New- Year. . . . Percy Perry will be oa his way back to tbe Carolina* and Hub Of Industry 1013 MT. VERNON AVE. CREDIT CLOTHING «ol real soon . . . Barbara 9 Poors West Of Bank JAEGER MACHINE CO. J«"a and Henry Simps an will Ahadan is the hub of the vastly BEST JOE YEARLING, Sales Mgr. MART 1082 MT. VERNON At 20th EV. 9007 itch Iranian oil industry. II

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If I Wiis SI. Nick.., I'd not have to worry about filling this space 52 weeks out of each year . . . And I'd write a book on the letters condemning my feeble efforts . , . Put Ella Fitzgerald in tho column's Christmas stacking so I'd have her on hand at all times to sing my favorite num bers . . .Give Ben Cowall a "crying towel" to absorb the tears he's shedding over losses accrued as a result of the booking error made by To our friends and neighbors Jo Baker's agents, and which loft poor Ben bolding the bag when she wa offer our sincere wishes couldn't appear per schedule Tuesday night last pa*%t because of prior commitments for said date in N'Yawk . . . Put a switch in the stockJn for a very Many Christmas. of thc cop who's making things so unbearable for the "avenoo" res GEORGE H. (KINGFISH) STEVENS, scheduled to ptay Santa taurateur, whose specialty is fried foods. THE MARINERS, on* «x make the toys, extend our thankt for your (.rvc Charlana Hairston, tha embryo song-,tress, a trial engage while be supervises workshop and gets ia mood for his St. Nicholas arsasd force* oaadicjJ policy commiticr. after Arthur Godfrey's one f rjcndlinesj in the past year. ment so John Q. Public could drier-nine her future in show hia . . rola. r*j h«M.r broadcast over CBS Radio clin-asing his recent all-day hlood Cite tha gent who engineered barrister Frank C. Shearer's election m pledge marathon appeal. Mariners, hoard on all Godfrey morning And for all of us we add to presidency of Independent Business and Professional Ass'n for a ps-ucrao-s, did not choo.a their name at random. The four snot, be the hope for a peaceful stratagem that should prove profitable to tha entire membership. came fast friends and singing partners in U. S. Coast Guard daring . . .Place thank yous in the stockings of all the entertainers whose War iC Tha Mariaon, loft ta> right, ara Jamas O. Lawis, Tons and bountiful New Year. gratis performances in IBPA's Christmas Basket Benefit show La*kfear**, Nathaniel Dickarsoss, Martin Karl. dance In Lincoln ballroom Sunday was the biggest thing- entertain • m m CLUB FLAMINGO meat-wise that occurred in Columbustown during all of '51. Wuk • & STAFF * * *. May you enjoy all the JAMES DIXON, 'Prop. Give Al Bannister a Negro baseball player so the "Cleanent City PRESENTING happiness and Mariners Prove Democracy Works 790, E. Long St., FA. 0206 In America" could join the liberal cities of the American Ass'n in the pleasure that • joyous employ of men without color lines . . . Advise an E. Long st. bistro NEW YOitK,—Signing up the Mariners are a fixture on Arthur THIS WEEK Yulctide ctn bring. Mariners quartet to appear on TV Godfrey's TV and radio show operator that though he pays the freight when the entertainment was a radical step for the Colum Although some ugly letters still fails to attract payfhg clientele he should buy packages for thc gen bia Broadcasting .System'** flow Into CBS, no attention is eral public and not those that suit only his personal entertainment The 5 KEYS What made it unusual was that paid them for Godfrey is amon«j interests . . . Levy a tax on that hog Freddie Roebuck is filling with it waa a mixed foursome ani the most fair minded men in th? tips over the Troc bar . . . Try to impress upon-the soles manager of "That's Tha Glory mt Love never tried before. It Is revealel entertainment business. a local distributorship that to sell the beverages he handles it is nec Recording Stars in an Oar World magazine fea / All he asks of people who are essary thdt he know and respect the person and intelligence of thos-* ture story in the December issue. regulars on his show Is that they with whom he has to deal. do their work- The people you waul to meat, Four years have passed and tho • • • OPENING MONDAY, meet here regularly. Join them t • Inveigle Bob Reed, the ex-beautician of male gender, into lend ing us, for permanent, half a dozen of the non-zoot sartorially elegan* DEC. 24 this evening and any evening outfits he sports. Best dressed young guy in town Bnd with the best for "tops in entertainment." taste for togs . . . Declare a moratorium on bills of divorcement that might otherwise be straightened out during the festive era before The SWALLOWS Entertainment nightly throagb Judge C. W. Rose is afforded the unwelcome opportunity to pass his tha holiday season 9 p. m. 'til King Recordings "Will You judgement upon same . . . Set up a pension fund for the former mem 2:30 a. m. bers of the local numbers fraternity who have been busted down tho He Mine** and "It Ain't In financial middle by Uncle Sam'l's tax on ilk-git enterprises of the Tha Meat" gaming variety . . . Nominate, and make it stick, Bessie Storks as the town's "sharpest *gai—which she is, in the opinion of quite a contin gont Of us* guys who oogle but can't touch . . . Present John B. Combs of our staff with a fitting prize, award as the best political scrivene*- thc length and breadth of our sovereign state . . . 'Wish thee one and CLUB TROCAVERIA Wilson's all a heartfelt Merry Xmas, particularly that segment which 'reads .and makes this col'n possible by virtue of their loyalty to a mediocre 892 Mt Vernon, Gor. Monroe Chesapeake Restaurant Viedium which we hope to improve upon during the next 365-day 780 E. LONG ST. " span. Selah and thc best of everything. Fa-Va 0157 ^-•'v't*'*****'**''?*'** i*********'*'-'*'* Anderson Off MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW FOR 'Town' 'Til Easier Television debut of Marian Anderson, scheduled for Ed M •-., Sullivan's CBS-TV "Toast of n tha Town," Sunday, Dec. 23. has bean postponed. The world famous contralto will make har video premiere on tha Easter "Toast of tha Town*' program Instead. neettrnoA The St. Vincent Ferrer Boys Choir, under direction of Rev. Paul C. McKsons, OP, will be ta Miss Andarson's replacement on the Dec. 23 program AM. FROM MANAGEMENT j B-&BCARRYOUT BEER & WINE I Bring this ad and ask for | the special case price *5 CLUB REGAL ($2.85 with this ad). i 1 1002* E. Long St. FA 0223 I AND WELCOME TO THE MELODY ROOM \ WHERE WE PROUDLY PRESENT reeling our friends, at Christmas time has become I &HER FOR YOUR NEXT VI BURNSIDE ALL GIRL ORK more than a habit with us. It is a manifestation of a deeply felt * DANCE OR PARTY NIGHTLY THROUGH DEC. 23 appreciation of the understanding and good will that we have been privileged t? * OPENING DEC. 24 LIMITED ENGAGEMENT *5 to enjoy over these many years. And it Is for this reason that we are so anxious now, to 0 AND THE BAND extend to everyone our sincerest wishes for a most enjoyable Christmas and a very happy New Year. 0 SKIPPY WILLIAMS THAT ROCKS f AND INTRODUCING i *? ANITA ECHOLS PLAZA HOTEL • SKYLINE BAR *? Singing Doll and ' "Toast of Los Angeles' 736 E. LONG ST. t 772 CAST i CLUB REGAL LONG ST. ROYAL GRILL PHONic 752 E. LONG ST. /„TU PLAZA HOTEL 736£.LONG St.. FA. 0502 or FE. 3725 2 Watch For Our 12th Anniversary Celebration | FRANK DRUNGOLD." Prop. A^***>**#*^-*-*>-****^*^^ ^t^*****-,**^********^ 1

THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. DECEMBER 22s 1951 SATURDAY. DECEMBER 22. 19S1 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 27 Tbe Playbill Train Wreck Stirs Swift And Co. Found Guilfy Of Bias ,_ New Jim (row Fight * ;.*\ Regal Pacts Neat Package Against Women, Musi Stop Policy NEW YORK.—The death of TT 15 Negroes in a Jim Crow coach CHICAGO.—-In a decision of with the packers." on the ill-fated Southerner, whici wide reaching Importance, an ar Happy The union requires its con was involved In a disastrous r TIDINGS bitrator found Swift and Co., na tract lo include the provlsjon: tion's largest meat packer, guilty wreck Nov. 25, gave new impetus During Yule, Keys In Troc "The company agrees that it to thc fight of the NAACP to se \. "beyond question" of violating its will give fair and reasonable* cure enforcement of the U. S. Suramr Dec. 21 Club Regal contract with the CIO Packing Jack Houbler, manager of Lin danseuse for the troupe. Tbe joyodi pest* of consideration to any applicant supreme court decision banning j Holiaay^ will offer a sensational dual pack coln theatre, has pacted a now house Workers by grossly discrim Betty McLaurin, vocalist; Bo or employee regardless of race, segregation in interstate com age of Skippy Williams and his vaudeville revue, featuring Tab inating against Negro '.women Jenkins and the team of Monti Yulctide IMIU find tbt-ir sax, color, creed, nationality er merce. "The association will- not "band that rocks" and a special Smith's band, for a one day per -workers. and Taylor, and » cast of sup mtambership in the union-'' test until ajl segregation in supplementary attraction in pret formance . Sunday, Dec. 30. porting acts, round out the pack ctst-erful ectio in f rectiogt Acting en a grievance filed by The Chicago U?WA local 2* ty Anita Echols, singing doll from Tbe 75 minute revue feature* the union, arbitrator Ralph T. transportation Is remove d," age.—REGGIE H. to our fneaiJ. (or a very prepared its case against the com tbe west coast. s "battle of the saxophones" be Seward found company officials NAACP Special Counsel Thur- pany a year ago. good Marshall declared, The Williams band is fairly tween • Smith. Frank (Floor Merry Cfir.'.'n-ai sad a "wtra following a deliberate well known and loudly praised bv Show) Culley, who headed his Church Gives $5000 and persistant policy of hiring Ohio nil*-lit clubbers, but like the twn band in an egagement at the bnehl Hippy New Ytjir. only women of tk« white race." charmint; Miss Echols will be Macon Bar two seasons back; NEW YORK.--A contribution He ordered the Swift plant at making a first appearance in C > Wild Bill Moore and Prince*.*; of $5000 has been received by Chicago to hire at once 12 Nojjio the NAACP from Bishop William KJ. lumbus. D'Orsa*,.' whi, doubles as shake women named in the formal com Y.; Bell, representing the fourth The west .coast songstress ha-* plaint against the company. Sew Episcopal district of the Colored rocked un a string of successful POHKIANA GRILL 6* EMPLOYEES ard also directed the firm to make Methodist Episcopal church. engagements enroute east, topped I. W. JEFFERS TOMMY THOMPKIN a settlement on bock pay with ristmos! Ly dates at the Cricket and Cot ROBERTA PERKINS the 12, covering the period since From every tongue ton clubs in Los Angeles', Swing November, 1950, when they ap ing for several months in some of cpen Monday. Dec. 24, for one thc smart spots. The team is be week, are the Swallows, King r«- Bohanan lieved to be the only one of its carding stars, whose latest re kind in the entertainment world W. S. Lyman, Su & W. S. Lyman. Jr. leases. "Will Vou Be- Mine" an;' Attorneys-At-Law Plumbing Co. "It Ain't In "the Meat," are fa —a Negro man and a white girl 1004 E. LONG ST. vored by Juki; box addicts. in a sophisticated act. FE. 1121 Entertainment is featured at For a subscription to The Ohio tho Troc nightly from » until Sentinel Call EV. 2240. ^< I • •• 2:.**0.

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YOUNG'S HAT SHOP STAFF CHAS. YOUNG, Prep. George Yo-aag Hotel Gibbs Cecelia Beetle Hwrtey Price — Eddie Stewart 812 E. LONG ST. FE. 31 IS PACE 28 mc OHIO SENTINsX SATURDAY. DECEMBER 22, 1951 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1951 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 29 EAST HIGH • XX DOUBLE XX HE1P WANTED 991 OU Hotel help wanted. Maids, cook* 266 393 It's Sixth In A Row For Marauder Outfit Everybody's and bellboys aee-aso* imase- 312 diately. Apply Hotel St. Clair, 797 .W.I L B E RFORCE.~-Ct*ntraI tral State six victories in as ihe first quarter not seen in n<. Dallas Perkins led the Maraud 27 and at the end ot the third SSS Str Clair a*. 35*-^ 844 .State rolles**- Red Marauders coo many starts. com gym this season and led at ers with 16 points, followed by quarter. 74-38, and coasted horns Invited To tinued in tha .win column the past, Coach "Glbby" Gibbs' bi*r Ma- the end oi the period. 20-11. Elmer Bolds and Kenneth Levi- winniitg D4-58. wct-k with victorias over Tennes- . uinlcr team squeaked by th- The Ohioans maintained an 18 ••'II with 15 and nine, respective Capt. Elmer Bolds was top Tennesseans by the close score ol >.** State and Alcorn college of point lead through the half. 39- ly. A sophomore, NVillio Thomas point man with 26 points for the 'King' Contest fe*£@& 02-60. The Marauders jrave ar. 21. Has high for Tennessee. *a*ith 22 ..(araiidern. Wilson Fit r.pj trick. sum Minsinsippi. This, now .rives Cen- inhibition of basketball wixardrv By BETTYE EDWARDS There the success story took a Coach Dwight Fisher's Alcorn with Iff, and Adam Scott. 11. DELIVERED ; trange twist. Tennessee began to Everybody is cordially invited New & Used live was no match for thc Ma gave major Kuppart. to attend the "most popular bog" click and held Central State to rauders. Central State' led 22-14 Lee (Chick) Garner chalked af contest at the Spring St. YMCA FURNITURE 23 points, while acorjng 39. the first quarter, at halftime 4.1- 21 points for Alcorn. Pec. 21 at 8 p. m. (All FEATHEKSIONE'S Assortments of new and Reggie Holjmgsworth Otar profile this weak is Insured Pickup 4k. Paadey Strangbtar, one of the used gas heater*. New mast popular bays in tewss. Delivery Service Alden Refrigerators. Dsadsy resides with his parents FE 4086 WA. 8539 1030 E. LONG ST. at S9S E. Fulton st. He ia 18, 4B9 N. 18th St. Jackie Squares Off For Salary stands 5"-6". has brown eyas FA. 0564 Trotters Goodwill »ad hair. He is a Onlr *1 High grad *nd president of the Sen* CLASSIFIED RATES:' Minimum ad, 10 word*, 75c; Hassle With Bums'Big Wheels tissol Youth Organisation. He 5c per word additional. Classified ads accepted "RIMCO* plans to enter the air force Jan. throufjli 10:30 a. m. Wednesday. Display advertising •Kf Jackie Robinson will seek more money for his role in the Brook 2. His best friend is Frank deadline Tuesday. 5 p.m. own aureus- *ic« lyn Dodger show in '52, posaibly $50,000. Maybe more. The $50,000 Brsswa and his snetto is, "It is % figiire leaked in a story out of the west coast. He received only $35,- impossible to please everyone t»00 last year, from the jsme in which he i» one of the greatest stars 'Ambassadors' but 1 try.** Don't forget to EVERGREEN 2240 of all lime, assuredly its most historic, and.from a club with which cast a vote for Deadey. Bigger Y Better he has been the life's blood for foui full seasons., two of them pen b ,K?y YORK.—The Harlem Globetrotters, AmericaVfabulous team of Negro ba.«u Johnnie and Am it? are planning nant winning semesters. ketballRtars -have proved themselves ambassador of goodwill wherever they have for those wedding bell* Edna Buys In Used Can gone, according to the current in-me of Lo ok magazine. Bannister is trying to make tho UGAl NOTICES COLUMBUS IRON It is generally considered that three things determine a player's That commendation i» from the basketball team. Pat and Joha J. W. WAT50IU CO. -ayeheck: (1) the talent he display*, on the field, (2) the attraction U S. State Dept. and is Included Austin are really on the ball. And Raymond Edward Hilton. Jr. 520-S40 PER TON FUNERAL DIRECTORY he exerts at tht* gate, (3) the ability of the club to pay. Ths gov .n the unusual picturt story about speaking of John, he has a cousin who**? lost known address ia (Jen. RiMCO . Ford Dealers For 2*0 Years ernment's wage freeze now enters* the picture and at the moment i« the "Trotters in Look, which Vincent Wallers Is Appointed here from New York. Goldie eral Bootn Farm, Norfolk, Vs., AD. 5951-1061 McKinley | 1268 N. High St. a ruling factor. . f.oint* out that the team traveled hughe*, is waiting for Bobbin a ill take notici that on Nov. 13, WILLIAMS & McftABB UN. 2118 more than 125,000 miles last year vVhcai. Charles Evans is a dude. 1951, Martha Jane Hilton filed MORTUARY, INC In a recent interview with Milton Gross, columnist for thc See and played 340 frames before Neighborhood House Cage Mentor Sharon Herde in still looking to her petition in the Common Plea*) FUNERAL HOME York Post, Robinson outlined a wage battle typifying the intelliKen i« more than two million people. Announcement of appointment *> game at Lima, and follow with the Hilltop. l nun of Franklin County, Ohin, 818 E. Long St. be brought into the national pastime. .if Vincent Walters a?* head b-»i- games at .Mai.xfirld. ZanesviUa Can't saa why Shirley Ed* Dili-ion of Domestic Relations ij EV. 9821 In Berlin they attracted 75,000 k-'thnll coach at Neigh'jorhond and Springftvld. Cause No. 66209, praying for if YOU WANT TO DRINK THAT'S YOUR BUSINESS! "Tke club ntada money at tba gala (in 1951) saa it msds il in wards doesn't wsust her name fans—a world record— and it was House. 971 Leonard av.. wai- • a * linked with anybody. Bavarlee divorce from htm on the gronnda BROOKS latavisiofi last year," Jackia told Gross. "I bast something lo do for thin performance that the> m.ul,' Friday hy Physical Dir of gre>oa neglect of duty^ If YOU WANT TO QUIT THAT'S OUR BUSINESS! A junior boys club at Neigh Johnson is covering the satna with it, but so did tha other fellows. If tbey say they won't give were complimented by the U, S. Doug Comer. FUNERAL HOME, INC. borhood House is- seeking- a name. old eastern territory. Bob Kerr Said cause will be for hearing Call Alcoholics Anonymous •it my raisa, subject to government approval, I plan to suggest that government. Walters, whoso ..- i.-r.m. •.,: in- 1108 E. Long St At a recent meeting held by the has snore coats than any boy wa oa or after December 39, 1951. what I'm asking ba distributed among nay teammates. That certain But tha 'Trattars have plav- cliidei* group supervision of boyi FE. 1411 MAin 6203 group., the following were elected know. George Flemiuing is try John L. Francis. Ally. Is would ba aa indication of good faith. It would make me per a«t before small crowds, too clubs and the agency's varsity .; | 11-17. 24, 121 8. IS. 22, 1951. sonally happy, if not richer." to office: issg to slay it fine. Why d C D. WHITE & SONS and in unusual places. lika basketball team.*., assumed the Bill Frost try to deny tbat hc\ I • . . drained swimming pools and post Dec. 12. Asa Featherstone, president; William Edwin Frey, whose FUNERAL HOME at.IZ goes for' Sarah? Normal Sales — Rentals —- Property Management Did you know the Harlem Globetrotters oncv carried one o.- haylofts. Once, in a tiny Mon N'eighborhood House varsity John Gibb-t. vie* president; Mor*> Wright has a crash on Homer lost known address ia the Bryan 1217 Mt. Vernon Avs. tana town, they didn't think basketballer* have four road ris Dean, secretary, and Joe Mc- Hotel, Dallas, Texas, will take no A background of 21 years experience behind each deal. more Columbus cagers on their roster? If you can identify tin- play » i Wallace. EV. 1814 anyone would show up. Tha vil jrnmes on tap. .etarling with a Jan. Kinnon. sergeant-at-arm*. tice that on NOT. 8. 1051, Elisa er by full name, the school he played with before Joining the Trot Sweater girl: Esther Warren. lage had just 32 houses and 132 beth Ann Frey, 5083 Rings Rd.. SAMUEL Do HOOKER ters, and the number of season* Ut- campaigned with tht* pro quint Coolest boy: Bernard Granger. MRS. D. A. WHITTAKER people. But the local promoter Bobby socker: Bill Frost. Love Dublin." Ohio, filed her petition m AND SON, INC LICENSED BROKER you're in for a treat. Thi.i column will award a pair of tickets foi the Common Plena Court of FE4331 the pro. twin bill in which the Trotters ars the featured club at the put in a general tetlephona call , traah: Ronald Littlefield. Teaser: FUNERAL HOME 768 Mt. Vernon Are. through the area. Each circuit Franklin County, Ohio, Division faii'tftounds Coliseum next Friday night, to the first person (cannot William Byrd. Most popular girl* 720 E. Long St. had 200 phones. It was like a Jean Robinson. Dilly dally: Har of Domestic Relations in . tea** le .1 member of thc players' families) who submits the first complete No. 86189, praying for a divorce EV. 9549 radio broadcast. By game time vey Reynolds. list of player or players. Entries must be postmarked 'before Satur 1000 persons were jamming the from htm on the groti-nd* of gross day midnight .and will be judged for correctness of name or name-, neglect of duty, extreme cruelty BURNS MEMORIAL KAUFMAN MOTORS, INC. tiny auditorium. and wilful absence for snore than FUNERAL HOME .ind dates. In the event there is more than one correct entry, the one On the other hand. Look re COLUMBUS' LARGEST PONTIAC DEALER i.«a;i\i* thc earliest postmark will be adjudged the winner. Claude Grateful Seaman I year, and that she be restored 1072 E. Long St SALES AND SERVICE GOOD USED CARS ports, the 'Trotters have appeared he** former name, McMillrn. Willis, physical director at -Spring St. YMCA; Harold Sullinger, play- before the queen of Egypt, the FA. 1555 1224 N. High St. UN. 4161 —* UN. 2175 Ssid cause will be for hearing ir-manager of the Novelty Food liar quint, and Jake Young, physic il sultan of Morocco. 20 members of Donates To NAACP mm or after Dee. 27. 1951. las ASsvs Usi larsaea. Missnswl ('.rector at Godman Guild, will be the judges. Entries should be ad the British parliament, and Ot Use •Ireixsed to Reggie Hollingnworth, The Ohio Sentinel, Post Office Bo* they've had an audience with NEW YORK.—A grateful sea John L. Francis. Atty. r, Ft. Hayes Station, Columbus. I'opc Piu* XII. man whose complaint of discri 11-17. 21. 12-1 8. 15. 22, 1951 mination precipitated a successful . » . Guiiliiif? hand of the 'Trotters campaign by the NAACP to end Freak Clark, whose last ad APARTMENT WANTED COMPLETE Michigan Slate's pint-siaed tackle. Da* Coleman, was every, it: Abe Sapcrstein, Chicago im- th- discriminatory hiring prac dress is unknown, will taka ne body's All-American choice. Ha made overy known "All" team and presario who's as fabulous as his •earn. Abe books the team every tices of the Seafarers Intcrnat*. lice that on Dec. 4, 1951, Frances 2-3 rooms. Furnished or unfur- MOVING was second ia national voting for "liosmsn of tba year." He also union has presented a contribu Clark filed her petition in the - niahod. Mr. Moore — EV. where and unywhere, and ati a 224©. rated a closa second in competition for the Dr. John Outland award result they've performed before OUay your enjoyment of the tion of $50 to ihe NAACP. More Common Picas Court of Frankl-n given annually through the Football Writer's Ass'n to the guard or tl an four years ago. members of Connty, Ohio, Division of Domes* more people than Joe l.ouis. the Holidays be young in spirit and gay SERVICE tackle of tba year . . . Selection of Cleveland Brown guard Bill New York Yankees or Notre the AFL union filed complain-.** tie Relations in Canse No. 66394. FOR SALE in heart. And may you have with the State Commission (.raying for a divorc* from hint oo Willi, by Ike United Pross and the New York Daily Mirror lo theit Dame's football team. The I»ok Against Discrimination, but no the grounds of grass neglect erf EAST 4TH AVI..—7 r,„. franso. pro all-star aleven marks tba sixth straight saason as a pro gridder article includes many stories A Metro Ct-~—~v N**-w Year. about the players and features action was taken until Grover duty and also asks custody cf •with insulbrick. bath, full base Mo-ring to a new home? Need .tcrag© spaceT that Willis has boon so honored. He gainad all-star ranking in each Barnes of New York requested minor children. ment, large lot, interior im af tha All-America Conference's four seasons of existence, and nis action shots of their ama/injr maculate. Early possession. Shipping^something out of towo? Our comp*. ball handling. RITZ RECREATION the NAACP to intervene in MST. Said canse will ba for bearing tent start will care for these and ajuy othaw parformancae against rival clubs since tba Breves ware engulfed 11151. Tha association informed oa me after Jan. 19, 1952. Price*— $7,000, down jsaywent The Globetrotters will appear 748 E. LONG ST. moving or storage needs you Have. Why not ia the elder Nat'I League promise to establish kins as ona of the the union and SCAD that it in William H. Brooks, Atty —$1250. in Columbus Dae. 28 at tba OWEN BOYCE, Prop. call us now? " game's all-time greats. tended to file suit on behalf of 12-8. 15, 22, 29, 1951; fairgrounds Coliseum. Barnes, who had been assigned 1-5. 12, 1952 to a segregated unit and denied EDWARD N .WOOD E. E. WARD TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. f rie employment opportunity. John S. Hughes, whc.se last 226 S. CHAMPION AVE. EV. 2215 LAST MINUTE The policy of dividing ships int«> known address is 430 CIC Vienna REAL ESTATE BROKER Members Coiumbus Van Owners Association "white** aad "colored" classifica Photo Lab.. APO 777, *n» PM. 172 N. 6TH ST.. tions for the steward's depart N. Y.. N. Y.. will take not.ee that Office Residence GIFT SUGGESTIONS ment wag discontinued. on Dec. 8, 1951, Evelyn 1. FL. 4177 FA. 6553 SEASONS- Hughes filed her petition in th - Common' Pleas Court of Frank!.n Double boose. S. Washington Ave Argyle Socks From $1.00 Urbancrest Man County, Ohio, Division of DosnsM- $6500. C. H. Stephenson COME OUT OUR WAY Ties $1.00 & $1.50 tic Relations in Cause Ne. 6643E, Realty. Macro Hill. FA. S2S7 Is Sobbed Of $55 praying for a divorce from kins Where Yost Bruises, b Appreciated Sport Shirts From $2.95 Lawrence Smith, 33. 2855 Ma on the grounds of cross neglect '35 Ford Tudor. Nors-c refrigera Plain & Check Patternt ple sL, Urbancrest. reported to of duty. tor, victrola. AD very able. WA. S2o2. TRADE YOUR WAY SLACKS From $7.95 police that his pocket was picked Said cause will bo for hearing of |55 Friday night in a restau on mr after Jan. 26, 1952. SPECIAL Pull Over & Button 1949 FORD 2-Door, RAH $995 rant at 9th and Long st*. He said Gartner and Arsntlrorng, Atty* N«w and used clothing. 1070 E WOOL SWEATERS he knew the person and would 12*15, 22. 29, 195i; Lent, St. J. H. Watson. Sr. From $3.95 IS, 12. 19, 1952 '50 FORD 2-Dr.. R&H .. $129$ prosecute. FA. 5351 '49 FORD Club Cpe*. Flannel Shirts $2.95 '50 LINCOLN 4-Dr. Auto R4T.H $1196 CDay your joy this B. Jean Warner, whose last matic trans. R4H ,. <219» 10-aallon ice cream deep freooo '48 DODGE Club Coupe. And Many Other Gifts known address is Box 226, Hunt Christmas Season unit. In cood condition. Black « '50 PACKARD 4-Dr. R&H $995 Too Numerous ington Pk.. Calif.. wiB take no be as continuous In sincen appieciation of our New and Used Furniture Store, R&H. Overdrive .... $1443 To Mention tice that on Dec. 4, 1951, Robert '49 PONTIAC 2-Dr. 1030 E. Long St. FA. 2230. 49 NASH 4-Dr., R&H .. 51 ','• • as the wreath pnusarrt rf4e*iwwrwa froufi. tht William Warner filed his petition '47 OLDS Conv't. R&H, R&H $l4l»'i CDay your in tho Common Pleas Court of of holly. past t*sr... wt Oft******} t •**->*»• to BARBUUE?J% hydra. $995 '50 FORD 2-Dr. R&H. Shop Af Paley's & Save Franklin County, Division of Do* PERSONALIZED y f happiness and *47 CHEV. 4-Dr. $69.* Overdrive $149*> yon. our pair on s, for t Mot-try RIBS -'CHICKEN mastic Relations in Causa No. SERVICE DIRECTORY good heath dur OPEN THURS. & FRI. '50 FORD Convertible. '47 CHEP. Ac-ro Sedan. PORKTOIN • HAM 66389, praying for a divorce ing the coming New 9 TIL 9 Cb'UUMG «*<# i Hotfty Now Ytor! from her' on tho grounda of gross R&H. Overdrive ..... $1795 .R&H $94*; Ralgner's Market. Complete lix.t A Year be without end. neglect of duty and custody af of groceries. 516 E. Loag tn minor child. WOOD COOKED PA. 2520. •««»ri HICKORY zntS k Said cause will be for hearing m SASSAFRAS J on or after Jan. 26, 1952. P&VEtfi MARS DRUG COMPANY Cortaer and Armstrong, Attys. Curtis A Nichols. Mimt-r^raphin* 759 West Broad St. Drive tn or Call MA. 6501 "•lit? i -SB-.*"* »*»taf 12-15. 22. 29, 1951: church bulletin**., etc. 867 Mt Om Service.} Will Please Vou VIC MARINO Bailable Pi«ut rations * * iJi_.ii'seas.1 1-5. 12. 19. 1952 Vernon a*. FE. 4302. ^ 41 W. IROA0 1042 Mt. Vernon Ave. REPRESENTATIVE ^****** Sit*itemw FA. 049« FA. 0355 WILLIAM PENN WHISKEY •va iilair. rsrWJwtf*'' ssaTajsasBssss}*BH

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•••MMHMB SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1951. THE OHIO SENTINEL TSa * *•*!'•*•-. - jggPTfB ** .j-a, ' '•" ?f™*vsBFisJt' PAGE 31 M rV>TS|in(|llrSaff?OsDiltllii" nun i|slJv 'UsWVtss^rra'F^f^*'—^'"^^ " ^3Brmriiifiiii i ' «WL .atBam *S?v ;-"-"-'•aP^K""' "'•'•' T^S^fcr^;*iii*si'aP'':W' Novelty Food Bar Eyes Victory Over Pythian For Cage Title League leading Novelty Food Bar capers have set their sights on the hot and cold j£r: -. ! •'.' Wines' quint was awarded a 2-0 Pythian Drugs Jayvees Sunday in quest of their seventh straight victory and a clean forfeit nod over Timken, whei to•* • Home Of cut championship in Beatty Center's Class A Independent pre-season loop. the latter was unable to field a The Foodmen, who handled complete team at claying time. 1 *i John-Grady Motors, their princi a win by most observers. OK fEeS^Li IL 111?.- pal rival, in workmanlike fashion , The Foodmen remained in the John Fears of Crusaders top USED CARS j^fa^faa^assssssssBai.OSSssssHrssa^SBaR^ttwl-^ .' *»H toss early in league play, will be at driver's neat last week by hand BEAm CliSS A ped the individual scoring for the PAUL DAVIES 1 the crossroads in their Sabbath ing Hanford Village a sound 33- four contests with 13 points as CHEVROLET (Pro-Season Standings) only four other players hit for 10 day fray with the Claude .Willis 24 thumping, while the Motor- 22 Cleveland Ave. io«i-hi*d. quint. men romped home winner over Team W.L.T.P. O.P. Pet 01 more. Treedy Williams and They must win or face a play Paradise Cafe 41*36. Novelty 7 0 222 17S 1000 Willie Garland of Novelty Bar hit for 10 and 12, respectively", *^f // J k off match with the Motormen, ' In other games on last week s 6 1 292 239 .688 .JrPSral - _r^3r2sss/'** ^'* r irug* , y John Grady and Waiter Yates and Kenny who tackle Sully's Loans in * con state Crusaders Club dumped 8 2 244*28 Cr«»a*Jer» * .715 Granger meshed 12 each for John- 5 test already conceded to them as lythian Jayvees 35*30 and MC 3 248 222 yvjlfg-. Tlnsheta .872 t-rady. ARROW H * 'tif* •**-•• Pythian .... 4 239 262 .429 mXtsmm*** •*-> 8 204 216 t ' **c Hanford .... .286 GAMES SUNDAY, DEC. 23— Shirts and Ties If -'•• 8 164 236 .266 f f. ;: * ,*« • — j. Paradise .... Sully's vs. John-Grady, 2 p. m.; 6 200 228 .250 sSSSa s k M-C Wines Novelty Bar vs. Pythian. 3; Para- Ed Bailey J_r*3----*---<7vi ... ^ar Sully'. .... 6 197 266 .143 ^ ata* oise vs. Hanford. 4; Crusaders vs. Jw ajmt *****- »_*. *. t III 1 Timken, 5. ti*****.' ^8 i fill 1 - *Ji£- ' *•** » *»tl ***%|

Champion Cagers' Title Hopes High Despite Loss Ot Nathaniel Harris The title hope* of Champion ship.—Sentinel Photos' By W. , Jr. High school's li'51-52 basket Mirt Wood. ball team remained undiminifhe;' despite a recent edict. by . school hoard officials which ruled lankv Nathaniel Harris, vounger broth er of EastsHigb's All-Ohio centei Rollie. ineligible for further plav. Ydung Harris, who turned 1*8 m August, fell victim to the new rule which tun... 10 year old eighth gradem from n-lay in thc junior REESE (GOOSE) TATUM, veteran Harlem Globetrotter, will circuit. Harris missed two vea.-» be center of attraction when fabulous cagers come to fairgrounds of school because of a leg'injury Champion's Coach William Coliseum for pro basketball doubleheader Friday, Dec. 28. In addi (Cy) Butler tugged the cryinf tion to Globetrotters, three of tke nation's leading pro cage dabs towel with a "that just about —-Toledo Mercurys, Boston Whirlwinds and Philadelphia Splias— ruins us" yelp when the ruling will- complete tbe program, which should be one of highlights of was passed down, but later ad mitted tbe team, his seventh as .read mentor of the orange and Llack. will be tough down to the final wire. SPECIAL NOTICE TO MEMBERS Photo upper left shows thc en tire squad. First row, from left: .".iMir.- Webster. Jack Steptoe. Harris. Ruben Young, F r an k Waiters' & Bellmen's Wade. John Smith. Second row; Coach Butler, James Thompkin^ Kitchen is now open daily at 4 P. M. David Clarkson. Evan*. Brown, Willie Pearce, Calvin Ferguson. Paul l.ockc, Mgr. Fred Kerr FRIED FISH - 75c £ack row: Rolland Elder. Bennie Collier. Charles Comer, Dalo JUMBO HAMBURGERS 40c Stewart. Samuel Chcnrv. Adoi- Jackson Applies phus Key. CLIFTON JONES, Pres. Until Harris' ouster, Champion 8f8 E. LONG ST. FA. 0321 -ported a quintet of six footers, For Membership shown upper right with Coaca Butler. From left, Harris. Young, Webster. Pearce and Steptoe. in Midwestern At left, Coach Butler instructs Webster on the "fine points of WILBERFORCE. — Thc Mid pivot play." western Athletic Ass'n held it* TWO TITLE WINNERS ' 21st annual meeting* at the Manse In his seven years as Cham hotel. Cincinnati, Dec. 13*15. pion's basketball coach. Butler Member colleges represented produced two title winning quints were Central State, Grambling, and copped the runnerup pjst Kentucky State, Lincoln (Mo./, three times. Tennessee State, Texas Southern, "My greatest team was tbe Tillotson. Wilberforce. 1949 club," Coach Butler told JACKSON APPLIES interviewers, "and my greatest Favorable action was taken on thrill ia tbe spot I was watching the request of Jackson college. some of tbe kids from that 1913 Jackson, Miss., to be placed un club as tbey led Eest to tbe der supervision of-MWAA for a state Class A championship la year. Should Jackson meet all r«*- 0eeetM0St the Coliseum last March. auireraerits for MWAA member On Butler's 194'* club, which ship full recognition will be ex raced to an unbeaten

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Bias Angle I I Columbus' Proposed Slum Clear Committee, Were Not Present When Thomas Perkins, ,49