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Story On Page 3 Pastor's Plea Soothes His Angry Flock
WW WW '."l1". '.'-•"•" ""w- REV. RUSSELL M. JONES. 38 year old Bap 1st minister who was appointed to a Mat am. Columbus City Council late Wednesday, Is pictured receiving oath of office, administered by Ferd W.. Pickens, utility commissioner. Mayor. M. E. Sensenbrenner, who made the appoint* -ffJrV On PilflP \ ' rncn*- is sccn'hoIdinj a Bible at the historical ev.nt. Jones, a promineut Democrat and chaplain, • WH atJC J, of Benjamia Franklin hospital, b;com-s the first Neffro to serve on Council id more than M years, tie succeeds Fred Shoemaker, who resign d to take over a municipal eo_rrt judgeship.
SBKHSHMBH j SATURDAY. JANUARY 2, 1960 SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, I960 PAGE 2 THE OHIO SENTINEL THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 3 Man Who Was Set Afire By Wife, Slays Her A 50 year old Columbus man St., tha victim's estranged hus degree burns over 35 percent of Mayor Picks Jones who was converted into a hu band, was arrested on the .mur his body. man torch when set afire by his as they are consistent with der scene. According to homi At that time she told police By John B. COMBS cal person to fill the vacancy. wife last February, turned tho this charter or by such laws cide detectives, he readily con she wanted to "cleanse him" so Mayor Senseniirenner, who This appointment is not tables on her Saturday night made without due regard to of the state as it is beyond tbe fessed the slaying. she set him on fire. turns - the city administration and shot her to death. . THE shooting was the climax the decision of the supreme competency of this charter to SIMMONS told police he and over-to his successor Jan. 1, had Elizabeth Simmons, 412 N. to an argument which developed court of Ohio in the Hoermle supersede." his wife had been quarreling the tears in his fcyes,Wednesday as Iflth st., was dead on arrival at in the dead woman's kitchen, case. In that decision, the past three 'years and admitted he attended the swearing in ; CONTACTED by The Sentinel St. Anthony hospital with bullet Simmons told police. vote was four to three, With a he had struck her on several oc ceremony of Rev. Russell M. following the ceremony, Jones wounds in her chest, abdomen Charged with first degree strong descending opinion that and leg. casions. It wag following one Jones, whom the outgoing ma held that the mayor of the said: manslaughter, Simmons plead yor had just named to a seat on It is my hope to be able to The bullet riddled body of the such argument that she poured City of Columbus should be ed not guilty in municipal court gasoline on him, lit a piece of Columbus City Council. able to fin a vacancy In coun serve the city of Columbus in 38 year old woman was found Monday and his hearing was a manner that will insure good twisted paper' and set him on Sensenbrenner, who during his cil. lying on the kitchen floor of her continued to Jan. 11. fire, he told police. six years aa mayor and cham government. Since the decision was band home. Detectives said she had The tragedy occurred about Although in a critical condi pion of the cause of the common Oar government has many ed down, Justice Stewart, who 10 months from the date Mrs. tion, Simmons declined to press man, said he made the appoint problems confronting it. This been shot six or seven times voted with the majority of the Simmons doused her husband charges against his mate whom . ment because Jones deserved it. means those charged with the with a .22 calibre revolver. court, has died, and Justice with gasoline and set him on he said needed "doctoring on in In a prepared statement Sen responsibility of administering MILO SIMMONS Peck has been appointed to Milo C. Simmons. 7 N. Green fire, causing second and third the head." ELIZABETH SIMMONS senbrenner declared: the forces of government must the court. OVER 30 days have elapsed be committed to doing that Inasmuch as this is a matter since the resignation of Mr. which is best for aU of the of paramount importance to Fred J. Shoemaker, formerly people. Pastor Who Faced Ouster, Preaches a member of Council of the the city of Columbus, I believe Given the opportunity to Bus Schedules To Change city of Columbus, and to date the court should review its de serve as a City Councilman I Changes in four bus lines, ef ficals who have route changea this vacancy has not been fill cision. pledge myself to this basic Failure to make this appoint fective Monday, Jan. 4, wjll scheduled on the Mt. Vernon ed by the remaining members aim of good government. Way Back Into Hearts Of Angry Flock make it easier to ride to Broad ment could result in a serious av.. Oak st., W. Broad st , and of Council. CLEVELAND. — The contro and High sts., the hub of down Cleveland av.-aMin st. lines. Sec. 232 of our city charter handicap to the affairs of our town area. city government. Columbus is (lub To Sponsor Party versial Rev, Henry Payden, of and family and charges he fath A full and detailed scheduled provides for the general laws Greater Abyssinia church, ered a child by another woman. This announcement comes appeears in an advertisement of Ohio SATURDAY. JANUARY 2, 1960 SATURDAY. JANUARY 2, 1960 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 4 received In The Sentinel offices, 690 E. Long st., not later than 12 Afly. J. T. Clark's Mother Passes Basketball Guessperts noon Tuesday after the entry Mrs Louise Clark, mother of "following a year's illness. She blank appears in the newspaper. Att'y John T. Clark Jr., expired was 62 and resided W.U*. her Mailed entries must bear post at St. Anthony hospital" Dec. 22.1 husband, John T. Clark Sr., 610 marks not later than the same Linwood av. Challenged In Sentinel time. A native of Georgia, Mrs. Winners will be announced in Clark lived in Columbus since the next week's edition of the 1920. She was a member of New Cage Guessing Contest newspaper. Hape Baptist church and was Three winners will be named affiliated with the Good Samari Here in Columbus — a town Uie ranks of the private hard in this week's contest, with tan club, on organization found usually referred to as Football, court guessperts by taking part prizes to be offered hi the order ed by mothers of servicemen. U. S. A.—the big conversational in the newspaper's new weekly of their finish, $10 in cash, front Funeral services, with Rev. topic is basketball, No. I specta Basketball Guessing Contest., A end alignment for a passenger William Jacobs officiating, were tor sport in the world. new contest will be staged each motor car by Cleary nnd Deal held at Williams and McNabb With such greats as Cincin week for the remainder of the Tires, Inc., 222 Cleveland av., mortuary Mon day. Interment nati's Oscar Robertson, the season giving every fan who and Sunday dinner for two by followed at Eastlawn cemetery. sizzling sophomore of Ohio State thinks he (or she) knows just Novelty Food Bar, 741 E. Long In additibn to her husband and Att'y Clark, she is survived and the strong as usual East how well t>e teams are stacking st by two other sons, James L. High Bengals, plus a numbe* of up (or how lucky they can be) chance to earn a few prizes. and William J.; sister, Mrs. strong amateur quints, the likes ASK YOUR LIBRARIAN Carrie E. Scott; brother, Julc of MC Wine, Garland Equipment THE FIRST contest is outlined How good a salesman are S. Barley; foster sister, Mrs. and Sully's Loan to root for and complete with all the rules on a you? Your public library has an Susne E. Pierce; uncle William second guess, the Buckeye capi- two-page spread of advertise outstanding collection of new J. Oliver; two cousins, Mrs. Ma UNION LODGE NO. 15, AFAM, INSTALLED officers for I960 at Masonic hall, 99 N. Monroe av., last week. Pictured seated left to right: Henry M. Hancock, tol has become something of a ments in this edition of The Sen- and recent books on salesman rie Cannon and Jeff Gillette of city of basketball experts. tineL ship. Ask your librarian about Cleveland, and a daughter-in- past master; W. G. Scott, WM; John M. Willis, SW; Axel Robinson, JW; Elve Johnson, treasurer; John D. Smith, secretary; Wiley Patrick, chaplain. Standing; Sentinel readwrs can now join Entries in the contest must be these books. law, Mrs. Evelyn Clark, of Co- Thomas G. Briggs, Daniel Spraggins, tyler; Robert B. Cook, assistant secretary; Hood Hassan, JD; A. B. Rawls, SD; Clinton Bolden LS and S. E. Prather PM. MRS. CLARK lumbus and a host of friends. j ! j Jesse Owens At Health (enter Open House "DAVE" Handler "CHARLIE" Margulia CHANGE IN CTC TROLLEY Gov. Appoints Negro Judge Lincoln Health Center, 771 E. lectcd by the Touchdown Club of Long st., will present a four day Columbus as the "track man of Buckeye BAIL BOND *•«"» Theodore Williams, 54 year 1941 to 1947 and later as assis open house and Health Fair Fri AX. 4-2323 AX. 9-0262 CL. 3-2621 COACH ROUTES old Councilman of Cleveland, tant county prosecutor. day, Jan. 15, through Monday, the century." was the recipient of a Cleveland WHEN informed of his ap Jan. 18, owner David D. White The former OSU nnd U. S. On Night Calls Dial BE. 1-3609 municipal court Judgeship as a pointment, Williams said: announced this week. Olympic track champion will be Christmas gift from Gov. Di "I don't need any other in the city to receive the TD ffigrg MONDAY, JANUARY I, IKD Salle last week. Christmas present It'a a very On Sunday, Jan. 17, at 3 p. tn., Williams, who was recom wonderful feeling to have on the Teen club will present as Club award. Owens is chairman mended for the post by Cleve Christmas Eve. It's something guest speaker Jesse Owens, se- of the Illinois State Youth Com WEST BROAD IT. UK land Bar Ass'n, was elected to every lawyer looks forward to mission and maintains residence EASTBOUND: Coaches, leaving West Broad St. and Southampton Ave. will run Council from the 11th ward last but few achieve." in Chicago. directly to E. Broad and Third Street*, thence via South Third St., E. State St, Nov. 3. He served as assistant With his appointment, Cleve Layman Diplomat Grant Ave. and Oak St to Fairwood Ave. and Oak St police court prosecutor from land now has three Negro jud The event is open to the pub ges, Perry B. Jackson on the WASHINGTON.— An eminent lic. Free refreshments will be WESTBOUND: Coaches (from Mt Vernon Ave.) will leave Long and Third Sts. aa Municipal bench, and Charles Negro Methodist layman, Dr. served throughout the four day at present and will run South on Third St. and West on Broad St., to West Broad St Big Vote Push In '60 White, a common pleas court John H. Morrow, is' serving as event. The Health Center will and Southampton Ave. CHARLOTTE, N. C. — Kelly judge. the U. S.'s first ambassador to be opcn£ach day from 10 a. m. M. Alexander, chairman of the Williams is a Democrat, Jack the Republic of Guinea, former OAK STREET UNE voter registration committee, of son and White, Republicans. to 10 p. m. ly French Guinea, in Africa. EASTBOUND: Coaches (from West Broad St) will leave Broad and High Sts. and the NAACP, this week announc- will ran via E. Broad St., S. Third St, East State St., Grant Ave., Oak St to Fairwood to expand measurably the Ne Prior to his appointment by POLIO CASE INCREASE ance, neglect or apathy, to get a Church leader Dies single shot of Salk vaccine. The Ave. and Oak St ed an intensification, during Pres. Eisenhower, Ambassador Paralytic polio cases in 1959 1960, of the Association's drive LONDON. — Rev. Madge New March of Dimes, holding WESTBOUND: Coaches will leave Fairwood Ave. and Oak St. and will run as at Jones, founder of Bethel Pente Morrow was chairman of the rose more than one-third over gro vote. its fund raising campaign Jan. One Time When You can present via Oak St., Grant Ave., State St, High St. to Long and High Sts. costal church, died Dec. 29«Jn Romance Languages Dept. and Special effort, he said, would 1958. One reason for this is 2-31, Is fighting polio as well as her home, 1265 Lee av., after a professor of French at N. Caro more than half the U. S. popu Outsmart Yourself... be made to step up the work short illness. two other major cripplers, birth MT. VERNON AVE. UNE lina State college in Durham. lation has failed, out of ignor EASTBOUND: Coaches (from Oak St) will leave State and High Su. and will run among churches. Some 1700 Funeral services will be held defects and arthritis. Your Doctor's prescription, usually in Laun ana tech in Columbus at Church of Christ, via N. High St., E. Long St., Cleveland Ave. and Mount Vernon Ave. to the Mount clergymen, leaders in commu nical symbols, is always very exact in its meaning. It Vernon Ave. coach loop. nity affairs, throughout the Apostolic Faith, Saturday at 1:30 p. m. NEW LOWER OPEN UL 9 P. M. THURS. and SAT. conveys his directions perfectly—to your pharmacist. WESTBOUND: Coaches will leave the Mt. Vernon Ave. coach loop and will run as south arc being encouraged to CLOSED NEW YEAR'S DAY Elder Karl Smith will offici at present to Broad and High Sts. and west on Broad St. to the West Broad St. take active roles in the cam It is best for you not to try to interpret its meaning ate. coach loop. paign. DISCOUNT without professional guidance. NOTE: Passengers presently boarding Eastbound Mt Vernon Ave. coaches on PRICES Charles Johnson Meats N. Front St. and W. Long St will board these coaches at the regular bus THE OHIO SENTINEL Home et Na. 1 Choice Quality Meats In A Large Variety It is our duty to carefully dispense the prescription, stops on the east side of High St between State and Long Sts. ON ALL ALBUMS L. M. SHAW, General Manager and to complete for your use the directions and dosage YES! WE HAVE Edmund B. Paxton, President; Annie R. Moore, Business —exactly the functions for which our specialized educa Manager; Amos H. Lynch, Advertising-Promotion Manager; John CLEVELAND AVE. - MAIN ST. UNE B. Combs, Managing Editor; Theodore Coleman, City Editor; 3000 HOG HEADS far NEW YEARS tion has prepared us. Your neighborhood TYLER DRUG The present Cleveland Ave. and Main St. lines will be combined and will operate Edward L. Moore Jr., Production Manager. NEW JAZZ ALBUMS as follows: « Established June 1, 1949. Published each week at 690 East TO CHOOSE FROM HOMEMADE STORES assure you the best quality, for in our stock 1. Coaches leaving Main St and Weyant Ave. will continue to run WEST Long Street (P.O. Box 629) by The Ohio Sentinel Publishing Co., Reg. *.9I I Reg. 4.98 are all the newest drugs and pharmaceuticals made Inc., Columbus 16, Ohio. Cincinnati Office: 3551 Reading Road. BOUND to High St. and will then run NORTHBOUND over the present Cleveland M Subscription Rates: One Year, $6.50; Six Months, $3.50. 2.98 I 3.98 SAUSAGE 3 Lb. *1 available in the U. S. Ave. route to the coach loop at Mecca Road and Cleveland Ave. National advertising representative: Associated Publishers, 2. Coaches leaving Cleveland Ave. and Mecca Road will run SOUTHBOUND Inc., 55 W. 42nd St., New York City 36, N. Y., PEnnsylvania 6-0022; We Have A Big Selection Of on Cleveland Ave. West on Spring St to High St. and will then run south on High 168 W. Washington St., Chicago 2, 111., ANdover 3-6343; Whaley- FRESH, MEATY St. and EASTBOUND on Main St to the loop at Weyant Ave. and Main St Simpson Co., 770 Montgomery St., San Francisco 5, Calif., SUtter SPIRITUAL ALBUMS 1-4583; Wholey-Simpson Co., 6608 Selma Ave., Los Angeles 28, Mood, Popular Top Hit Al NECK BONES 7 LM» Uuler& NOTE: Passengers on southbound trips from Cleveland Ave. who presently leave Calif., Hollywood 3-7157. Member Nat'l Newspaper Publishers Ass'n. bums and Stereos. Also a the coach on Third St will be discharged on High St Also, Main St pas wide selection of singles SMOKED FOR DRUGS AND PRESCRIPTIONS sengers please note that INBOUND coaches from Main St run north on COLUMBUS TELEPHONE: CLearbrook 3-7416 w Stanley J. Brue R. George Jackson High St. only a* far as Long St, and OUTBOUND coaches to M in St. XENIA TELEPHONE: 2-5393 Stephen Joseph, Jr. George McClung leave from Spring aod High Sts. only. URBANA TELEPHONE: 3-3892 NECK BONES 5 Lb. *1» MUSIC CITY Pharmacists CINCINNATI TELEPHONES: AVon 1-7756, CA. 1-3318 RECORD SHOP LONDON TELEPHONE: UL. 2-1731 CHARLES JOHNSON HEATS COLUMBUS • ITRAKSIT V. MT VERNON TELEPHONE: EXa 2-0265 83 E. STATE ST. CA. 1-8101 (ITYWIDE DELIVERY CHARLESTON (W. VA.) TELEPHONE: DI. 3-8545 EAST DOOR EAST MARKET STANDS NOS. 2-3-4 Open Mon. & Thurs, 'Til 9 20th & Mt. Vernon CL. 8-9527 Entered as 2nd class matter July 9,1949, at Post Office, Columbus, Cor. Mt. Vernon and Miami Aves. — CL, 2-1700 Taylor & Long CL. 3-1914 Z^f Ohio, under act of March 9,1879. SATURDAY. JANUARY 2, 1960 SATURDAY. JANUARY 2, 1960 THE OHIO SENTINEL THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 7 PAGE 6 SPEAKING OF P0U1K5 LETTERS THE ROUNDUP Bd* Two Standards Edited By Ted Coleman Of Justice? Woman Dies In Flaming Cab v • N. YORK.—A woman who burned to death when she be Head May Resign Editor, The Sentinel: As a mi came trapped In a taxicab during a collision on the lower level of By JOHN B. COMBS nister in the Church of Jesus Farewell To Our Christ, I would be the first to Manhattan bridge, was identified as Beverly Carruthcrs, 29, 235 condemn the nefarious traffic of W. 75th st. Police said the accident occurred when the cab, trav • ALICE HAYES, chairman of the State Cosmetology Board, gambling away one's earnings, eling cast with Ernest Creger, 61, as driver, collided with a car is said to be on the way out. Reports that her resignation is about regardless of the seeming inno driven by Gerald Blaxkman, 30, of Brooklyn. Both cab and auto Departing Mayor to be requested have been quietly circulating around, the Capital cence of the game or the subtly burst into flames. Firemen reached the scene in a matter of min for several days. contrived and socially accept utes, but the'terrific heat prevented rescuers from saving the • WITH THE coming of the new year, we pause to able name by which it is cal woman. A companion of the victim was able to escape with minor A Cleveland beautician and n Democratic injuries. A Philadelphia man was badly burned in the vain at bid a fond farewell to one of Columbus' most colorful ward worker, Mrs. Hayes became the first Ne led. A horse by any other name is still a horse. tempt to free the deceased. mayors, M. E. Sensenbrenner, and to extend a sincere wel gro to serve on the cosmetology board when ap come to the administration of Mayor W. Ralston Westlake. pointed by Gov. DiSalle last Aug. 12. Her term Yet it is evident in the recent In turning the city's reins over to his successor, Jack doesn't expire until Oct, 31, 1961. raid on an Eastside gaming es $36,000 Shortage Trips Chicago Woman Sensenbrenner will answer the final curtain call of a dra No one seems to know exactly what the fuss tablishment, which purports to matic play which enjoyed an exciting six year run on the is all about, but according to reliable sources, be a charitable organization, • CHICAGO.—A prominent church woman was suspended vast stage before the critical eyes of a public audience. . Gov. DiSalle is very much displeased with Mrs. that there is a gross infraction from her post as assistant treasurer of Corpus Christ! Catholic Personally, we were extremely fond of the spunky, Hayes' work on the cosmetology board. of justice and equity that far church credit union after an audit by federal authorities revealed outspoken Hilltop Democrat. So it is obvious that we deep It is also said that Mrs. Lily West, veteran surpasses the alleged crime it a $36,000 shortage. According to Fr. Alexis, priest in charge at ly regret to see him go. member of the board and whom Mrs. Hayes was self. And that infraction is the the institution, Mrs. Henryne T. Brown promised to make resti maintenance of a double stan tution. It was understood that the anion's funds were insured by We liked him in the first place because he proved to named to succeed as chairman, has been mak dard of justice—the imposition the government, and that half the money embessled would be be a very capable administrator. And secondly, we liked ing trouble for her. COMBS of the penalty of tho law for one repaid by the federal agency. him because he was a humble man when first elected in group gamblers, where another • DISALLE IS said to have asked* Mrs. 1953, and he refused to let being mayor swell his head. group of like minded gamblers West, a Republican, to step down as chairman, but she has Ig go free. Youth Killed By 11,000 Volts • JACK SENSENBRENNER, to us, was one of those nored his request. She Insists that her. work on the board has rare individuals who pulled himself up by his own boot been above reproach. It is common knowledge to • PHILADELPHIA.—Railroad employees who ran to invests straps without losing his common touch. many in Columbus, particularly gate a flash of light and puff of smoke over a boxcar in a freight The cosmetology board has also been under fire by State Although he was honored with holding the highest of the Negroes of the Eastside, that yard here, found a 19 year old youth felled by 11,000 volts of elec Auditor James A. Rhodes, who alleged that the board is practicing the charitable coffers of St. Do tricity from a live wire. They summoned firemen and turned off fice of Ohio's third largest city, the fiery little Circleville irregularities in handling monies paid into its coffer. pea-picker never once overlooked the strata from whence minic's Roman Catholic church the current, but too late to save the youngster, who apparently Whether the ouster-Hayes movement was motivated by the have been filled repeatedly by he rose. touched the wife after he climbed atop the car. His uncle, Roland These Obstructionists Must Not Prevail auditor's action has not been determined, but at any rate Mrs. the same type of "donated" Sharp, identified his body at the morgue as William Geary of So in recognition for his outstanding service to the Hayes appears to be on the way out. charity as that for which a raid Thompson st. city of Columbus, and because of his unquestionable integ / was conducted at the Long st. • • • rity and friendly attitude toward the common man, we establishment. SDu cJLucluA oLcc wish If. E. Sensenbrenner much success and a wealth of • OHIO SOLDIERS AND SAILORS Orphans Home at Xenia, I know whereof I speak for I Bribe To Oust Negro Pays Way in J> J See 3l! happiness in his new endeavors. which Gov. DiSalle ordered to integrate its pupils a few months know both solicitors as well as ago, was back in the news last week when four of the five trustees the solicited. • N. ATTELBORO, Mass—-Eiforts of biased white citizens te • AND TO MAYOR WESTLAKE and his administra said racial segregation of students should be continued. keep a Negro family from invading a lily white neighborhood a LAST WEEK 1 happened to | • A HIGH ST. movie house j fleeting so much of his work, The Diocesan churches custo tion, we extend a hearty congratulation and we trust that DiSalle issued the desegregation edict upon recommendation marily sell chances for "dona backfired last-week, despite the fact $500 was paid to the family look up and noticed that the | has a Negro film and has placed J shall not perish. they will dedicate themselves to giving us the same good of a three-man committee which reported that the orphans are to stay out. As the story goes, an elderly dairy farmer rented a » up - There is an old story of a re tions'* , in their summer pro government as we enjoyed under their predecessors. segregated in dining hall, chapel and cottages. home to James F. Wing, but made the deal with Wing after marquee of the Lincoln theatre the notice of it in The Sentinel, tiring fiddler, upon hanging up grams, frequently giving away Mrs. Henrietta Looman, a member of the Ohio Civil Rights neighbors began to howl. Wing accepted the dough and turned was dark and suddenly became There were those days before his bow and violin for the last The pages of The Ohio Sentinel will be open to the new cars and cash prizes. pensive with the thought that the World War II when small East- Commission, who investigated racial conditions at the state-sup his attention elsewhere. It was later revealed that Mr. Wing time, who murmured! new administration as they were to Mr. Sensenbrenner. Now the question we would ask last vestige of an era had died. Iside movies had to take care of ported institution, reported that the governor's order had been took the $500 and paid down on another residence In another all Negro patrons. Mr. Jackson "Your swan song has been We humbly invite them to make use of this opportunity is, why the double standard of I forgot the theatre closes an practically ignored. justice. white neighborhood. was in the middle of the fight sung." whenever they see fit. nually for a few days before Mrs. Looman, a Canton Republican, said the trustees have in • • • Christmas. that removed the prohibition of We cannot think that Mr. terpreted the committee's recommendation that segregation be Were these people arrested be Absence of lights in the mar Negro patronage lo downtown Jackson's departure from The ended "gradually" to mean over one or two years. But she de cause they were gambling or be Find Missing Airman Shot In Head quee did not arouse a -pensive- theatres.. Sentinel means that his type COUPLE OF QUICK ONES clared there Is no reason why it can't be done next week, cause there may not be evidence nt-ss compared with that which An ad in The Sentinel tells of writer has been laidj_aside for of social benefit. • PHILADELPHIA.—An 18 year old local youth who joined the Air Force last March and was reported missing from his came to me when I noticed the Duke Ellington coming to Val- good, for he has too much to • IN DISOBEYING DISALLE'S ORDER, the four stubborn And if proof of social benefit squadron since Dec. 11, was found dead in a field near Clark Air Obsence of Russell A. Jackson's | ]ey Da_e but Mr. Jackson and 1 say to the community and too The way it looks now, the Notre Dame backfield next year trustees have obviously irked him to no end, since he is unaccus were or were not established, name from The Ohio Sentinel as can recall days when a Negro much leadership for good left in will be: Perkowski, Ratowski, Rutkowski and O'Hara . . , That tomed to encountering such brash resistance from political ap does this then substantiate the Base in the Philippines where he was stationed, according to news end justifying the means? the editor. An era passes in did nothing but shine brass at his ambitions. O'Hara just HAD to make it! pointees. sources. Identified as Lewis C. Wiegand, 1617 Venango st., it was that light of journalism with the Evidence that DiSalle's wrath has been raised was detected believed he took his own life. Air Force spokesmen said he had that place although colored en • SOME YEARS ago another • • • We ask WHY?—A Concerned extinguishing of that name in last week when he told this reporter that a way to enforce his or- been shot through the head with a pistol found near his body. tertainment may have been newspaper, the Ohio State News, The head of the Arts institute of the Soviet Academy of Citizen, Bev. H. L. Turner, Lin The Sentinel limelight. • der had been discovered. • • • showing there. became defunct and, when it Sciences has criticized Russian clowns ... He says the clowns coln Hts. Methodist Church, 165 don't pay enough attention to fighting bourgeois ideas with poli He did not reveal his plan, but he hinted that it would defi e HIS IS A name that belongs 9 THE .TRIBUTE to Mr. happened, I think a tear of re Midland Av., Columbus. tical jokes . . . Well, how can they when they have to spend all nitely bring about favorable results. Should his prediction prove Siamese Twins Born; One Survives with the true home guard of Jackson lies not altogether in gret trickled over Russell Jack their time running the country! correct, it will be a glaring victory for the NAACP, which has • INDIANAPOLIS.—The surviving Siamese twin, separated this city among which were thejpast history, but in the fact that son's eyelash for he had been so • • • fought for many years to end the bold discriminatory practices at Resents Story by quick surgery after birth last Wednesday, was In critical con late Shep Edmonds, Mrs. Flor-'ne has guided an institution, much a part of it in his early tha orphanage. ence Oakfield and Llewellyn r—^e Ohio Sentinel, into the com- life. Perhaps a tear will trickle Ollie James of the Cincinnati Enquirer asks if you heard about dition at Methodist hospital, officials of the institution said. The the guy who couldn't pay his check at a sidewalk cafe—and got • • • Editor, The Sentinel: I pre tiny girl, weighing 4 pounds, 2 ounces, was placed in an incuba (Jack)-ColeSa They were of a!munj.y fabric and design and over the cheeks of his co-work- thrown in? sume that you consider your tor. The twins, born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker, were join breed that had to fight valiantly j ieaves it so well put together jers at The Sentinel as he de- • JAN. 5 WILL BE MOVING DAY for the Ohio Civil Rights • • • commercial product. The Ohio ed at the abdomen, face to face. One of them died at birth. for what was right for Negro lnat n can look to a future of; parts for there was some of From the New Republic: "Unfortunately for.Charles Van Doren, Commissionn which has been housed in borrowed quarters in the Sentinel—"The People's Cham Columbus and, though immedi-; longevity. Russell even in the type itself, House rules kept his great tcar-jerking confessional off the air; Wyandotte building, 21 W. Broad St., since it was setup last July. pion" — eligible for criticism, ate victory was not realized by j His work< crcalive thinking The Sentinel must not die and had the public heard the edifying effort he might easily have been New quarters for the segregation probing board will be located at pro and con. them in all cases, there was L meticulous attention to j that Mr. Jackson Three Airmen Die In Auto (rash nd am sure nominated vice president on the Republican ticket," 22 E. Gay st. in downtown Columbus. What I have to say is construc tremendous advancement. every, phase of its operation would not want such to happen. • • • . tive. The headline which ap • HAMPTON,-Va.—Three airmen were killed and a fourth I, too, wafrin that batUc and! ere .hose of „ greal man a Able persons remain to continue Department of typographical errors: ''Humphrey, Freeman Colncidentally, in moving into Its new headquarters, the OCRC peared on the front page of the seriously injured when their car crashed after missing a curve at know much about its hardships jman wilh an ideal a man who its work and this fact, in itself, Raped at GOP Meet." (Willmar, Minn. Daily Tribune. will be conducting its business in a building in which Sen. Robert Dec. 19 issue was in bad taste, a well lighted intersection here. All were stationed at Langley Air and the many disappointments. that ideal .He exemplifies the solidity of the Force Base nearby. Killed were Thaddis Johnson, 22, of Los An !j)Ut substance into • • • R. Shaw, one of Its most violent opponents, maintains law offices. second only to the picture of the The other day a former Colum-|did not leave it hanging in the, institution he guided towards Columnist Ralph McGill notes: "There are now a million more corpse which appeared some geles; James Leo Marable, 28, of Chicod, N. C, and Harold Stev busite, Roy Carter, told me to \ M iuminosity of an ideal. HejSuCcess. _t js a manifestation slum dwellers than total farm dwellers—yet, federal per capita During the 15 year legislative fight for FEPC laws, Shaw, a months past. ens of Chicago. The injured man's name was not listed. call him at a downtown hotel i success. translated it into quality. expenditure on farm families is $3000 per year against $84 per Republican, voted against every such bill that came to the floor The Page 2 story related to where he was staying while of his unselfishness in constitut- !ing its dependence in itself ra slum family." j for action. In view of his' strong opposition to OCRC, one wonders the headline "Local Photog" ence you and your staff as to and those in other cities. the city. • MR. JACKSON can leave » • • lacked journalistic ethics and t believe you have many read ther than in him. whether he will appreciate practicing law in hearing distance.of what appears on the all impor Mr. Jackson and I know a the paper with a sense of secur- The Egyptian press has accused American jazz musician Louis depth, therefore could have tant front page. ers and twice as many potential time when colored guests were'ity for its future iirnt the compe- I sincerely regret that "30" such a board. i rarity and possibly none atltent persons-who have worked'has appeared so suddenly in Mr. Armstrong of being a member of an Israel spy network . . . Come • •••.- . been interpreted as being a pro • UNFORTUNATELY, "The readers and subscribers who alt at that same hotel. We know \ with him during the decade of Jackson's Sentinel work but the to think of it, the words to "Mack the Knife" do sound like some But whether he likes it or not, he will soon have the civil rights motion for one of the parties. People's Champion" appears to want more positive things being a time when colored prospective its existence. That fact prob- j world turns toward tomorrow kind of weird code. commission aa a neighbor. This means he is most likely to bump I realize that you have to sell be caught, and is a product of covered and featured in Tha • * • your newspapers, satisfy your its environment and not as it Sentinel, and not the radical or guests were brazenly told that'ably brings a deep satisfaction (and he surely must feci that the Into some of Its members from time to time, including its Negro The most miserable man in town is the fellow who won $150,000 advertisers and pay wages. All should be, setting a positive ex the infamous personal stories.-— the hotel did not cater to Ne-|tto the departing editorv«.,»., fo.„r it--., ,p a per will not falter in thafto- staffers. on a TV quiz program and invested it all In cranberries. of these material factors influ- ample for this Negro community A Reader. frocs. Iassures that The Sentinel, re--morrow. m£$y - • SATURDAY. JANUARY 2, t36g THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, JANUARY 2. 1960 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 9 PAGE 8 . ' *. ' to. keep, progressing, you as an individual, must stay abreast. It T RETCH Are Our Girls Missing Business Opportunities not AHEAD of the times. With the proper training YOUR FOOD will prepare us for our "big fascinating, ever changing worjd and/or brush-up courses at a Why Buy chance" in tha world of busi of business. "S" for Skill. well equipped school stocked DOHA R ness. Even though progress brings with the latest in standard brand Repossesed In this Instance that extra about constant changes in the business machines, you can be something is professional train business world, one thing re By ESTELLE B. FRANKS • RIGHT ABOUT now, with all the holiday entertaining, I'll ready to answer the door when bet you're looking for a tasty new dip to add to your list of party ing advanced business machi mains the same: to get ahead, opportunity knocks. Damaged (Marketing Information for nes. treats. Here's one I think yoi^ll like ... my Pet recipe for dev Consumers Agricultural iled ham dip. It has a hearty meat flavor different from moat TODAY, most business institu Or Extension Service Io tions and certainly our colleges Franklin County) dips. And it's extra smooth and creamy because you make it with Pet evaporated milk. and universities are equpiped Returns You know, Pet has a special "creaming'' quality unmatched with the latest .modern business • THIS WEEK SHOP FOR — Fruits: Grapefruit, oranges, in any other form of milk! You'll see it when you blend Pet with machines, Therefore, it would tangerines, apple*, cranberries, frosen orange juice. Vegetables: cream cheese.- To this creamy-smooth mixture, you add canned take very little effort on the part of the prospective student to in When You Can Sweet potato*, celery, lettuce, Brussels sprouts, new cabbage, fro deviled ham, sweet pickle-relish and zippy horseradish and there sen broccoli. Other foods: Pork loin roasts, sausage, bacon, vestigate and seek out data you have HI ... a delightfully different party.trcatl which would lead him or her to Buy New ground beet, eggnog, large eggs, eheese, ice cream. Serve deviled ham dip'with potato.chips', pretzel sticks or corn FOOD IN M*# the school which could better be chips .. .spread it on those wonderful party crackers. As a dip or nefit them meet all their needs. Fortunately, we Americana al wer in I960. This means wa will a spread, it's delicious! SHE DIDN'T MISS HER CHANCE For By NORMA LEE PERKINS ways seem to have enough to eat more meat. The increase DEVILED HAM DIP THERE IS no secret formula For Associated Negro Presa eat. Our bountiful harvests con will bo concentrated on pork t 3-o*. pkgs. white cream cheese which gives you a decided lift tinue to keep us among the best in the first half of the year, and 1/3 cap Pet evaporated milk Some of our girls are missing out on wonderful opportunities up that ladder to success. "S" Complete on beef in the last half. fed peoples of the world. And 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce to get ahead in the business world, but then others (like the cap is the letter to look for in the I960 will be another year of Poultry and egg supplies are 2 teaspoons grated onion able miss pictured here) are making a place for themselves in a abundance. In fact, supplies of 3 Rooms not expected to change much 4 Vr-c*. cans deviled ham highly competitive field. foods should be about the same from 1959. Prices will be held 2 tablespoons pickle relish, drained I should say their "operating NOTICE as we have enjoyed this year down by increased supplies of Brand New 1 tablespoon horseradish, drained skill" and their raining is mak slammed on job-seekers, but the when crop production equalled red meats and by the opportu ing a place for them. "why' it differs. Let cream cheese stand in IV* qt. bowl until softened. Stir in LUCY DEAN $33|95 that for the record year ot 1058. nity of broiler production to in Once, a great many doors Today those in tha executive Your food bills may be a little crease rapidly if prices rise. Pet milk, about 2 tablespoons at a time, mixing until smooth each were slammed in a great many suites are asking questions like less in 1960 than they were in Egg prices are not expected to time. Stir in rest of ingredients. Cover and chill thoroughly. faces because those faces were this: Play School No Down Payment 1959. Why? Because several im drop again to the 1959 low. Serve with crackers, corn chipa or potato chips. Makes about 2 of a darker hue than their white ' • "Have you had formal bu portant food commodities will Milk and dairy products are cups. brothers and sisters. siness training?" 336 Wilson Av*. be In greater supply. However, Payments As low As expected to increase slightly, strong, so it is expected that TODAY, doors are still being . • "Have you a certificate s 1 i g htly increased processing apples and 'tangerines. Grape announces a 6-day week but with population increases about as. much acreage as last from an accredited business and marketing costs will parti fruit supplies will be about the Nursery and -Kindergar the capita consumption will be year will ne planted. school?" ten Pickup starting at 6 S3™ Per Week ally offset predicted reductions about the same as the past year. same. FREE DELIVERY • "Can you operate an elec ON SALE AT in farm prices. Most of us pro Retail prices for milk and diary Fresh vegetable outlook is tric typewriter, cut a stencil, a. m. Delivery starting bably continue to spend about products ara not expected to most difficult to anticipate be • BEER- WINE type 100 words a minute?" at 4 p. m. Ages 2\ to 11. the same per cent of our in change much, if any. cause weather is the determin •• LaSaUeWine Co. Now that we can no longer fall Rates on family basis. LUCKY comes for food aa we did in ing factor. Demand will be Jan Ross 211 S. High St. back on that tired excuse, "they Moderate Increases of proces CL. 3 .773 CL. 3-2230 ST. CLAIR PHARMACY 1959— a little more than 1/5 after sed fruits are expected and wouldn't hire me because of my FURNITURE taxes. Hera is what the market (A. t-3075 Hannah Barnett, Directress about the same quanitity of pro* FOR FOOD FLAVOR race," wo must endeavor to get Hubert Barnett, Manager 1571 PARSONS AVE. ing spcialists have to say about ceased vegetables. Supplies of that "extra something" which COR. LEONARD & ST. CLAIR HL 3-9785 about the I960 outlook for some dried "fruit* will be larger next <„ of the principal food groups: year, particularly raisins and "Columbus* Moat Recommended Dealer" Meat—The average retail pri prunes. Major changes in fresh IT'S HERE! PleZol French fruits are mora oranges and less 1*959 CADILLAC Bread like Mom used to bake. ces for meat will be a little lo 62 Sedan, fully equipped, includ ing 8-way scat and windows, waa |4999, now $4899 19B9 OLDS FOR YOUR TABLE 88 Holiday Coupe, fully equip ped, full power, beautiful silver green, was $3199, now \ - $2899 1958 CADILLAC Sedan de Ville, fully equipped, LOCKE'S factory air- conditioning, was $3799, now $3499 1957 CADUaLAC BARBER 62 Coupe, full power equipment, waa $2899, now 92599 SHOP 1956 CADILLAC 62 Sedan, fully equipped; full 917 Ml. Vemon Ave. power, waa $1999, now 11699 1955 OLDS. "88" Holiday Coupe, full equip Effective ped, 2-tone cream and white fin THE OHIO SENTINEL ish, was $1099, now For pleasure at home, 1899 pick up Little Kings mi OUT COUPON AND MAIL TSDAY.' CALL or SEE Delivered To Your Door** •* i Nov. 15 in the "Double Dozen" at your pony keg, TT ". " * 1MB •KNTBOBL, P.O. Ben Ml, Oeta-fcM M, 0. » Hours: 52 Did WeekS • riaaae send The fast-el to me even weak by mall. I MMkMif delicatessen or supermarket! FOR ONLY. .. I Open 8 A. M.-6 P. M. | n tt.N tee six monthi (M iseuee) . , I n tt.M for one yew (U leave) K W T_m^iii ' " ' ,.ai.i,...HV;...... V...f.-] Closed On Mon. ttJ" I -Udreae.. jWaWI. iii IVI'I'WiUV^^ Keep a firm grip on the political i ilse by reading RALEIGH STEPTER 52 COMES AT REGULAR PRICE (20c A COPY) IS $10.40 • .John B. Combe' "Speaking CA. 8-6607 I of Politics" column. 424 E. BROAD ST. THE SCHOENLING BREWING CO., CINCINNATI 14, OHIO SATURDAY. JANUARY 2, 1960 SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, I960 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 11 THE OHIO SBNTINEL PAGE 10 Mamie To Serve Russell's Year End Sale! Mrs. Dwight D. Elsenhower will again be the honorary na tional chairman of the American »°5,o«v7.0f0 f Cancer Society April Crusade, Chaney D. Ross, president of the Franklin county unit, an Fiancees omen nounced today. and other v Mr. Ross said that Mrs. FAMOUS BRANDS! ANN B. WALKER EDITOR CL. 2-7864 Eisenhower, who has hold this You can pay twice tbe post since -1953, considers the price elsewhere but you Crusade an opportunity to help don't get the quality you save many more lives from find at Russell's—Don't cancer and to raise essential miss this exciting shoe Ann Walker's Partyline funds for a nationwide research sale! attack against.this No. 2 killer. Charge It- Use Your • THE holiday season is un jwas a beatnik poet , . . Howard Available In Shopper's derway in full enthusiasm , . . Early was an effective Hawaiian Second Baptist sizes 4-11, - Charge it is so easy to entertain with hula dancer, complete with the Service! A AAA H zest at this time in many dif j strip skirt . . . Art Bland as a Bible school was largely at ferent ways and often . . . sick joke comedian and adman tended Sunday as was morning everyone you meet extends a Amos Lynch as emcee rounded service which featured the girls' Open Tonight CAUGHT IN A HAPPY MOOD just before dismissal for the Christmas holidays were moppets word of cheer, a thoughtful out a tremendous show . . . par choir, directed by Verna Brown. (Thurs.) Till 9 at Lucy Dean Nursery school, 336 Wilson av. Shown In the background are James Johnson, one greeting or a token of goodwill ty was held in the home of Ver Sermon titled "The Voice in Fri. ft Sat. Till 5:30 of three instructors; Louise Holland, cook, and Hubert Barnett, manager. -Moppets standing are . . . parties dot the holiday cal non and Allena Rogers on Willa- the Wilderness" wa3 delivered Russell's Shoes Jacqueline Cray, Mark Johnson, Sandra Eubanks, Eugene Logan, Sondra Daniels, Gary MeCall endar . .. The Carousels had mont ... a repeat performance by Rev. C. F. Jenkins. Several tt E. STATE ST. was requested and given during and Mlrhael Johnson. Seated at table are Verneda Evans, Gregory Parks, Carryla Fisher, fun at their round-robin affair visitors were presented. The only women's shoe the club's annual Christmas par Ceryl Davies, Joselyn Robinson, Mario Strickland, Joyce Topsail, Alfred Smith, Jacqueline Har . . ..the Parme Nous were host At 5:45 p. m. BTU held its store where you can ty last Saturday at 50 Hamilton ris, Erie Maddox, Cameron Carr, Gwendolyn Martin and Pamela Smith.—Pierce Photo. ess to their many friends at regular program which was fol "charge it"! their annual party . . . the pk. lowed by installation of 1960 of Shriners greeted guests Sunday .© WE fellowshipped with ficers, presided over by the pas night during their Christmas members of St. Philip's Luthei> Adult Classes tor. Keep a firm grip on the party in the temple . . . the an Christmas Eve, then dropped Watch meeting service is political pulse by reading Mannequins entertained their in at Att'y and Mrs. William scheduled for 10:30 p. m. Thurs John'B. Combs' "Speaking hubbies at the club's annual Brooks for an hour of caroling Set At YWCA day. of Politics" column. "Secret Pa| Party'' Friday blending their tones with Adult education activities at night a week ago and the fellows ours were Mr, and Mrs. Edward reeled off an impromptu show Terrell, Mr. and Mrs. James the YWCA will get into full that left 'em in stitches . . . Lawrence, Mr. A. Kclton Law swing the second week of Jan players included Bernard La- rence and Mr. Sohail Azeri, of uary. On schedule ara various Give Your Dresses Cour and Walter Tarpley, doing Iran ... a festive array of deli opportunities for daytime and a takeoff on a night at the cacies were served by our host evening classes both for home- "Folies Bergere" . . . Clif Tyree ess who wore a soft black vel HOLIDAY vet jacket with gold lame Capri makers and employed persons, v ... a special highlight of the for men and for women. hour was our visit to Mary's fa SPARKLE ther, who lives next door, to New classes offered are view his trains . . . building this charm* slipcovers and drapes, elaborate setup has been going! knitting and crocheting. Con with on for seven years or more and tinued classes of popular inter the plant is complete in minute ATT'Y SERENA DAVIS, NAACP legal representative for est are piano, French, cake dec detail . . . the mining car with Party With St Nick Ohio, receives the Sojourner Truth award for 1959 from Miss Dorothy Roberts, president of the Negro Business and Profes orating, sewing, dressmaking, FABRI- miners, passenger trains going A JOLLY TIME WAS HAD BY ALL children attending Rick's Child Guidance School, 297 sional Women's club, while Miss Helen Richardson, left, and portraits, watercolor, still life under the tunnel . . , coal cars Woodland av., when 'ole St. Nick visited their annual Christmas party last week. Candy and loading and unloading . . . rails Mrs. Howard look on.—Pierce Photo. and composition, speech, hats, cards made by the staff were featured and gifts exchanged. After a session of delightful games, SHEEN are held down with miniature ice cream and cookies were served. Pictured with Santa are the three groups: Top: Fre-Kindcr- bridge and dance lessons. spikes . . . lights in miniature served Sunday. garten. Center: Kindergarten. Bottom: Nursery class. dot the hillside . . . the plant Watch Meeting Rev. L.- J. Turner, pastor of Folders about classes are just PLUS! fills a room and one would have her son and his family, Mr. and 2nd Emmanuel Baptist, his WE extend our sympathy King av. . . . East High foot off the press and available by to see it in operation to fully Mrs. Ralph Bonner, 3000 South-,, to John Clark and family upon baller Jim Grant was in Grant church choir and congregation calling the YWCA, Ca. 4-9121. It "beauty cleans" clothes, appreciate the artistry . . . San field dr. .. , Mr. and Mrs. Oau- At Progressive the death of his mother last hospital Christmas day for a will be guests of Unit 1, headed Reservations in advance are for it actually restores the ta Claus came a little early to iaa_ U'-.'i» a.a —*a — - - . delle Carter, Chicago, spent the the Robert Blackenberrys . . . Tuesday . . . Nikki .Whittaker is tonsillectomy ... the virus has A hearty welcome awaits vis by Mrs. Pauline Barnes. This recommended for many classes been visiting our house for over holiday with their son, Photog original crisp body to fab they are driving a shiny black abed with a virus, and her moth itors at Progressive Baptist are limited in size. two weeks since it invaded my rapher Roosevelt Carter. event commences at 3 p. m. Jaguar , . . Dr. and Mrs. How er, Mrs. Doug Henry, was in where there will be a special rics. Keeps dresses fresh I person ... as a result 1 have ard Giles kept the table well la town to take over the reins of • LOOKING ahead to the watch meeting service, begin and new-looking. It is ex- den for the many friends who the household for awhile . . . had to forego attending a num weekend are guests who will ning at 8 p, m. N. Year's Eve. stopped by during the holidays Schoolmarm Ruth Clements is ber of functions. join the Merry Makers during Four sermons are scheduled by elusive at Swan, yours at . . .at one point there were 17 recovering from a serious bout • OUT OF town visitors ac their formal New Year's Eve the pastor and others. aa extra charge. for breakfast . , . Dr. and Mrs. with the virus . . . Helen Sew cepting the welcome mat of Co party and/or join the Leisur Choirs will render a program George Boston gave a stag ard's activities have been great lumbus were Mr. Clifford Har ettes' party at the Alpha frat at 12 o'clock. Mrs. Gladys King, breakfast for Rev. Amir Gayed, ly curtailed due to the virus . . . ris, Minneapolis, and Mr. Syd house . . . Before a St. Louis gospel singer from Waco, Tex., of Egypt, and Sohail Azeri . . . friends of Madame A. Walker ney Harris, St, Paul, house audience last week, Mrs. F. D. will present special numbers. Sharing in the heavy conversa Taylor will be sad to know of guests of their sister, Mrs. Roosevelt told the group that TIP FOR FUTURE BRIDES Business meeting is Friday, tion that took place were Dr. her confinement for the past two Grace Bannister, and niece, Ma "most of the nations of the Is given by Mrs. Janet HaU weeks in Grant hospital . . . world which arc in ferment are Harold McDaniel, Coy Bynum, rian, 128 Brunson av. . . . while 7:30 p. m. Pharr, 290 Champion av., Co cards can reach her there or made up of colored peoples ..." John Huggard, James Rickman in the city they visited with two Holy communion will be ob- lumbus, "When my family was may be sent to her home, 1040 as we think of resolutions for and Linwood Walker. other sisters, Ruth Brown, 1244 preparing for my recent mar 1960, let's plan to stop paying Atcheson st., and Bird Ella Rey riage we enjoyed the good lip service to democracy but nolds, 1918 Gault st. . . . .this We Fit luck of having my wedding in plan to become a vital cog in * Newly Decorated was a happy reunion for all vitations, floral arrangements making it successful. since it was the first time in 40 The Hard To Fit and aU the photos taken in years that all five had been to • WITH all the cocktail par Yv hen it comes to good friends, we think connection with the pre-mar- THIRD FLOOR ASSEMBLY HALL gether . . . they also visited ties and buffet suppers for Mode Hosiery & riage and marriage cere ours lead the parade! Many thanks for your With Divided Area their niece and her family, Mr. adults, mention mu§t be made monies taken care of in a sin patronage, and best of luck in tl»e New Year. To Accommodate Small or Large Groups and Mrs. Peterson, 1348 N. 5th gle visit with Pierce and Son of moppet entertainment . . . Lingerie Shop Ideal For Parties & Dances st. . . . Lunching at the Novelty Florists and Photo Studio. It Mr, and Mrs. Norris Thompson Daily, Weekly Or Monthly Rates ;>»...• •Food Bar was Clarence' Rogers, 1081 MT. VERNON AVE. RICK'S CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER was really a gratifying exper held a slumber party for their Office Rooms Available Also [Courier field representative, en CL. 3-1535 Kindergarten Nursery ience.'* Pierce and Son Is lo three daughters, Paula, Norice CA. 1-9038 route to Atlanta . . . Mrs. Althea til Woodland Ave. CL. 2-8t«7 cated at 823 E. Long St., CL. Open Evenings Bonner spent Christmas with j Mrs. Eliminie Rickman, Dir.-* • •*U..-x<22 STORES ALL Ur tit TOWN S-3533.— PAID ADV. Continued On Page 12 SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1960 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 12 Your Hometown News Section rue OMIO THE PEOPLE'S SENTINEL CHAMP.ON VOL. 11, No. 29 SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1960 20 CENTS COLUMBUS, OHIO .:•••' <-. WILLIAM (. BROWN ___ aw.- l±i&3S2Bmmmmn -W>_s___l_fl mm-'m--''~- Walker Chapter 55 OES Installs Officers a FOUNDATION GRANT j NEWLY INSTALLED OFFICERS OF Walker Chapter No. 55, OES, are shown in serious mood following induction last Sunday at 99 N. Monroe av. Shown left te VIEWED POLITICAL right are Henry Hancock, worthy patron; Wiley Patrick, associate patron; Grace Hancock, worthy matron; Mary Alice Robinson, associate matron; Laurene r££aR$ JKS^^X^aa • CINCINNATI.—The Better Housing League in coopsration Smith, treasurer; Helen M. Ware, secretary; L. O. D. Patrick, chaplain; Levonia Biggs, warden; Alma Lawson, associate conductress; Katherine M. Smith, chair ,: man of trustees; Kate Boulware; member; Ann Jamison, Rath; Rebecca Humes, Marshall; W. C. Scott, past patron. -?''•••'|R.'T' 'H with Avondale Community Council is letting itself in for trouble by ' ______Spa?S seemingly appointing project trustee members of one political per v Here And There In Travel SRsf n suasion—Charteritcs. v Those who have been active in B_HT'"!& ___B * aa .:-.' H .^9:- '."'' _B - j89 _n --'_ -MM'-'r iM the Democratic and Republican Chest and office space worth By .ANN B. WALKER Credit Cards then . . . figured, Councils and who, incidentally, $1200 from Fellowship House. if this man was scrupulous control the destiny of the city or ©AS WE SAID the entire pro • THE American Express, enough to declare his son's, age any program the two groups ject is laudable, but it would that legendary home away from like that, be could be trusted. might adopt, were left off the seem to me that people living home for the traveler, serves trusteeship in a wanton display em&9A the tourist visiting this country • THE immigrant family within a community and person of determination, to apparently settled quickly in its new Cana ally interested in its welfare in much the same way that it feather a particular political dian home'. Shortly a $10 bill would be better fitted to do the serves Americans Sbroad. Trip nest. And it cannot be said that came rolling in. Other pay job for which they have been without fillin: pers in trouble generally show this was not intentional because ments followed, but the money appointed if the spectre of poli Be Sociable... up at the Overseas Patron Serv Dr. Henry Ryder, who heads the came in "wee bits," something tics did not hang over their ice Division, the trouble-shoot- _fci_r^ league, was aware of the situa like 91 a month. heads. I ing department.' |4v"' tion but did little to correct Time passed. The same offi Hr i One official at the '5th av. of f -'7^ same. Several names were sug Each of the trustees appoint Have a Pepsi cial waa closing his books the yg fice tells of tho Scotsman pass .• gested, but these persons, influ ed, as they stand, represent men day before Christmas one year ing through N. York with his ential in Avondaje area, were of goodwill and intelligence, but Today's Pepsi-Cola, reduced in later. He saw the unpaid bal family of five on the way to set Doctors Deliberate f completely ignored. a perusal of those names shows calories, keeps pace with the tle in Canada. Filing by the ance. He started to mumble an that the appointees have no rep up-to-date trend to lighter foods. ticket office at Penn station, the oath when he glanced out at the STUDYING LARGE, SCREENING CHEST X-RAY are physician-members ol Tuberculosis • A CLOSE look at tbe utation of being affiliated with' traditional 5th av. scene, the the GOP or Democrat parties. Refresh without filling. Have a Scotsman with probity told the Society's medical research committer. Headed by Dr. Howard Giles, 190 Woodland av., commit work of Better Housing Lea ticket-taker his second son was wreaths in the windows, the tee decides which projects are worthy of being supported by Christmas seal funds. From left: gue and the Avondale Commu Skeptical persons can't help but Pepsi—the modern, the "8 years and 1 month." The holly and the ivy, Santa ringing Drs. Harold I. Humphrey, director of Benjamin Franklin hospital; Giles, Ollie N. Goodtoe, Colum nity Council shows that this ask why? Dr. Ryder, in a tele light refreshment. truth of the matter meant that a bell down the street . . . bus health commissioner, and Maurice G. Buckles, chest sorgeon. Right now, here in Columbus, entity was set up to "help" phone conversation with th& he had to pay full fare for the! "Dear Sir," he typed Quickly on Christmas seals are financing research on why some persons resist tuberculosis while others do the people ef Avondale help writer, was also unable to an boy, an additional $30. He did a short form, "our records not. Another Christmas seal researcher is testing blood samples for TB. Local TB research, paid themselves. They seemingly swer the pregnant question. not have the money! show you owe us $10. We will for entirely by Christmas seal contributions, is just one part of TB Society's TB prevention pro completely ignored the many . Unfortunately, political recog He walked into the American consider the account settled if gram which protects every Columbus and Franklin county resident. clubs and organisations al nition, must be a part of any so Express office on 5th av. where you buy a gift with the balance ready active in the community cial effort or there will be tough he was directed to the Patron's for that son of yours, I forget and ACC set themselves up as sailing. This has been the mis Service desk. The official, hear his name, but he should be just the top hottentots to bring or take of many organizations and ing him out — there were no [about 7 years and 1 month old." der out of disorder. we fear the Avondale Commu Recently the Better Housing nity Council is in for the same League received an $18,5001 difficulty, • CINCINNATI.—As we look emanate from our efforts to lize that we are no great shakes, grant from the Schwarzhoupt Already there are wellsprings Ann Walker's Partyline back over the hectic year of compete with each other. but in our small way we feel Foundation, of N. York, to make of resentment rising up in vari 1959 and its finalization in the that someone should sound the a study of housing in the Avon- • THE beautific quality and ous organizations and especially market places of our city we alarm or bell that the cat in his dale and Corry ville area and im in the local real estate organiza can see that Americans sybaritic spiritual message of the Nativity liar ) plement the study with action. Continued From Page 10 are meeting in Washington and have been lost to our little ones tion for the high handed manner the AKA's are convening in Cin instincts are carrying them And we won't be remiss to say This was a laudable idea. The in which BHL and the ACC is and Linda ... 12 chattering lit down a mad road to destruct who are more concerned with ey with headquarters at the that we have not fallen into the BHL made connection with ACC operating its projects. tle girls watched television, ion. We have forgotten the past gaining loot for themselves and and immediately spent $6000 for Sinton hotel. pattern for which we now offer played games, told jokes and events and the historical mes have no inkling of their being. criticism. As yielding flesh we, an executive secretary and thus Let's hope this laudable pro fed their never-ending hunger, • FROM OUR family to sages of other civilizations and We adults help promulgate the too, bend with the demands of cut their total "action" money gram does not die for lack of parading around in their loung yours, a Happy and Prosper their demise. This is a chant we pattern by ignoring the true family and the passing success to $12,500 for a two year study. imagination. facts of life because of the polish ing pajamas. , repeat each year. Not with the of friends. They will also receive about BEST WISHES FOR A ous New Year. and veneer we have allowed to • MBS. Mary Ellis enplaned feeling that it will change the $2000 from the Community HAPPY NEW YEAR. construction of things, but that blind our progress toward the • BUT THE "weak flesh" bit across the country Christmas To reserve morning to visit her daughter in it will reach one heart and per future. has nothing to do with the right- dates for haps bring on a change. Even the Russian Sputnik and ness and wrongncss of our so L. A. . . , also out of town were • Parties Ed and Janet Sullivan who vis We seem too content in our de its message of doom failed to journ into the future. It has noth • Dances sufficiently dampen our spirits ing whatsoever to do with our Break 205-Year Precedent ited in Cleveland . . . many Co sire to rack up profits and riches • Banquets and make us reign up and take forgctfulness of the Christ-child lumbusites are taking various • Weddings' on this earth and Ignore the CHICAGO.—For the first time named head of the class of 1960 Biblican injunction concerning another gander at the evil that and His presence upon this fir modes of transportation away to • Receptions since New York's Columbia uni last spring while track star the man who gains all the riches is engulfing us all. mament. attend fraternity and sorority CALL versity was founded 205 years Irwin Barnette, 19, was chosen yet loses his soul. There is no retrospect, there "Inside and Out" wishes its ago, students elected two Negro to head the class of '62. Both conclaves . . . special signifi Barnelt's cance is given to the Alpha 45th The mad, hectic dash to the is no remembrance of the past. readers a most happy 1960 and youths presidents of the senior students were elected by wide White House, stores to buy and buy and buy It is looking toward the future hope that all of our problems and sophomore classes, accord majorities. conclave in Ciney this week be Inc. cause the Ciney chapter was is one of the contrasts of our without any constructive intent will be small ones and that we ing to a story in Ebony maga In other years. Negroes have AM. 3-31-2 other than power and self-ag first organized there 39 years modern style manner of living. will embrace some -of the truly zine's January issue. been elected Columbia U. class HU. 8-9395 grandizement that will be our ago this month . . . the Kappas The spiritual qualities of life great philosophies which have Harvey Brookins, 21, a hard- presidents but never before 1959 4300 have been lost n the cacophony! undoing. carried us far . . . and, perhaps running halfback and captain of have two served at the same are in Philly attending their Indlanola Ave. IUU B01IUKG (0. of. (01UMBUS, OHIO (A. 4-4231 49th conclave ... the Slgmas of un^harmonious sounds which] As.a prophet of doom we rea taught so little. the Columbia football Lions, was time. Under Appointment from Pepai-Cola Company, New York .••-•*•-—-- amm. ' m^ )mm, mm i_Hi i**?**T%&+f SATURDAY. JANUARY 2, 1960 SATURDAY. JANUARY 2, I960 THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. 2—PAGE 3 THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. 2—PAGE BUYERS CINCY TEMPO COLUMBUS By Mary Randolph Cincinnati GUIDE AREA • CINCINNATI. — W«JI, they're here . . . DR. STANLEY 1.1(111. the much heralded Alpha Phi Alpha and AKA TO LIST CALL AV. 1-77S6 | DEATHS PH0NE Optometrist conventions headquartering downtown at Shera Office Hours 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. ton-Gibson and Sinton hotels—and the town is SINGER SLANT NEEDLE Galloway's Electric Co. and b" appointment • ANTHONY, William, 65 In beautiful desk; 6 months old; For Emergency Service 1065 Central Ave. literally "up to here" with lovely, interesting Governor's pi., Dec. 27. Surviv does everything; zig-zags, makes AV. 1-7756 Opposite Twelfth Street people from all over the country .. . The AKA's ed by wife, Ella B. Interment Thone: PArkway 1-6349 started their ball a-rolling Saturday evening buttonholes, monograms, etc. House rewiring: Deferred Cincinnati. Ohio Green Lawn by Brooks. Sold new for $339.95. Take over C.G.&E. Payment Plan with a press reception at the Sinton to give us.an Available idea of "what's to come" during the next few • ARNOLD, Georgianna, 861 payments ot $5.25 per month. Murray av., Dec. 26. Survived ToUl due $123.18. Guaranteed. PL 1-6443 Complete Home Repairs I days—and we promise to be very alert and give you a rather detailed account of the various ac by husband, James C.; daugh Liberal trade-in allowance. 3551 Reading Rd. Cincinnati By Expert Mechanics | LEONARD STEPHENS, SEAMAN APPRENTICE, USN, son tivities in next week's issue—and the interesting ters, Ernestine Hugley, Ruby NATIONAL DISCOUNT CO., Interior & Exterior of Mr. and Mrs. McCuller Stephens, 737 Clark at., Cincinnati, Is sidelights, too. Rollins, grandchildren, brothers, MU. 1-lu.u, Cincinnati 24, Ohio. FRANK E. SCHUERMAN No job too small or too large congratulated by Commander Charles J. Macaluso, apecial as sisters, other relatives. Inter Air Co. Aluminum Storm • SATURDAY morning at COMPANY sistant to commanding officer of Naval Examining Center, for ment Ironton, 0., arrangements Windows it Doors. Awnings, Mother of God church Mr. Jo "Prompt Attention Distributor of Gasoline, Jalousies and Siding job "well done" during recruit graduation at Naval Training dett who invited a few friends by Williams and McNabb. seph Murphy, one of -Cincy's In Time Of Need" Kerosene, Fuel Oil, No Down Payment, Small Center, Great Lakes, HI. in for cockttaiis with them Sat ( PIERCE & PEOPLES Lubricating Oils and Grease Monthly Payments most eligible bachelors, took urday evening after which-they • BARTON, Velin, 768 Wag- FUNERAL HOME 3360 South 8ida Ave. Home Maintenance Section of unto himself a bride—Miss Syl and the Leonard Archers were \er st., Dec. 22. SutMved by lames Pierce — 0. S. Stegall. Phone: WAbash 1 ?11« wife, Marie; daughters, Ruby Props. Cincinnati, Ohio - via Weber, a very attractive lit honored dinner guests of Mrs. COUNT BASIE, PERENNIAL GREAT among American AMBULANCE SERVICE C. Dabney Thomson To tle lady from Texas. Imme Ange McNeel. Wilder, Ann Hixson, Otera Led- musicians, appeals to you to join New March of Dimes. New DAY & NIGHT \/V*_~ diately after the ceremony Mr. better; sons, Albert and Verlin UNION BAPTIST • FROM Pennsylvania came research, new patient aid and a new program of education for Morticians and Mrs. David White honored L.; sister, Ella Eason; brothers, health professions by Nat'l Foundation make all-out attack on Mrs Gazella Pierce CEMETERY the Mark Moo res (she was Ber the bride and groom with a Elijah and Roosevelt, grandchil three great cripplers, arthritis, birth defects and polio. Contri Mrs. Elizabeth Stegall Glenway Ave. & Cleves Pike AV. 1-7758 3551 Reading Rd. Chair Golden Gloves brunch at their home, on Rock tha Holloway, remember?) and dren, great-grandchildren, other M6 W. Liberty St. PA. 1-122*. butions help prevent crippling diseases. Join New March of Special Gravel — Single Cincinnati 29. O. CINCINNATI. — C. Dabney He is one of the country's lead dale av. to which about 25 close their two adorable sons—Tony relatives. Interment Evergreen Cincinnati. Ohio Graves and lots tor sale ing sportsmen and has done Dimes Jan. 2-31. Thomson, prominent business - friends were Invited. The Mur-and Billy—to spend Christmas by Williams and McNabb. Call Cemetery office for wonderful work with youth proj holidays with their aunt and un man and sportsman, has accept phys are residing on Hearne av. • HAIRSTON. Anna, 376 Don't Forget To Say: Locations and Prices I Everybody STOPS at the ects in the past. Wa feel hia cle. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Weath- • SMITH, William, 3524 E. by sons. Rush, Seaton Jr. and ed the general chairmanship of in Avondale. Hamilton av., Dec. 27. Survived Broad st., Dec. 20. Interment "I saw it in The Sentinel." 60f RICHMOND STREET leadership will bring Cincin •V erly. Their many friends here Junuel; daughters, Eloisc An the 1960 local Golden Gloves by daughters, Bessie Harris, DU. 1-3858 - Cincinnati. Ohio nati's Golden Gloves its most - • AS USUAL, there were are making much fuss over Eastlawn by Whittaker. derson, Ethel O'Connor, Mattie program for the benefit of the Sharon Hairston; son, Charles STOP INN successful year." many Christmas dinner parties them. • WINSTON, S e a t o n, Sr., Ford, other relatives. Interment SKILLED HAIR STYLISTS: Greater Cincinnati Chapter of Carter; brother, Clyde Carter; Mr. Thomson will provide —each one a gourmet triumph— 476 E. Gay st., Dec. 27. Survived by Crosby. Francis Waggoner, Ann the Nat'l Mutiple Sclerosis So cousin, Helen Williams; sister- overall direction for the various and high spirits. Dr. and Mrs. • HOME for Christmas and Watts, Francis Suggs, Betty SUEHL ciety. in-law, Mattie Lindsay; nephew, CAFE parties and agencies cooperat Lester Hunter of Hamilton, O., having a gay, gay time are the Wilson and Mae DeVore, Mr. Thomson Is president of Lloyd Carter, grandchildren, Cincinnati'a Popular Bar ing in putting on the 1960 Golden had as their Xmas dinner guests Orviile Colliers' children—Col. Are With PAINTS other relatives. Interment Green Open to 3:30 A. M. Thomson Brothers, Inc., 2820 Gloves. The 50 American Le Mr. and Mrs. Harold Breazeal and Mrs. George Evans from Lawn by Whittaker. El Dora Beatify Salon Good Paint at Low Prices 1235 Chapel St. WO. 1-9719 Gilbert av. gion Posts in Hamilton county, and their house guests from Cape Cod, Mass., and Mrs. Cath Cincinnati, O. "Wa ara indeed fortunate in erine Pillars and son Mark from • POLLEY, Edward J., 633 3312 Montgomery Rd. 1008 Central Aveaaa headed by Felix Friedman, Tennessee—Dr. and Mrs. Leon PL. 1-4203 having as general chairman a St. Louis. Many of their college Atcheson st. Survived by broth CBerry 1-0049 American Legion chairman, ara ard Archer — and Mrs. Marie Cincinnati, Ohio man of Mr. Thomson's qualifi sponsoring the show. Sherard. friends are in Ciney attending er. Otto; sister, Corrine Boulton; •_•_•__•_•_*_•_»_• Cincinnati, Ohio cations," said Roily Schwartz, Eliminations are set for Jan. Xmas day at the home of Dr. the AKA and Alpha Phi Alpha uncle, Walter Johnson; aunt, Venetian local director of Golden Gloves, 25-26 at Greenhills High school. and Mrs. H. I. Wilson on Bur conventions and their social cal Patty White, Portsmouth, nep Aft. Ias Alll IUt JTakes ! in announcing the appointment. Finals will be Feb. 9 at CinCiii-- den was truly a happy event, endar is terrific! ^ hews, nieces, other relatives. c far. Caaiaai.il Interment Green Lawn by Wil- K|| «M«k B*f»!rt__ Blinds nati Garden. what with Chester nnd his pretty • MRS. Mabel Smith of Bur- FACTORY TO YOU liams|and McNabb. Proceeds go to the local Mul little wife and their two ador dctt av. is spending the Christ WW. at * «aala.._w____z______U £ •twtum COMPLETE SUPPLIES tiple Sclerosis Society. able youngsters home for the CURTAIN & TRAVERSE Mourn Death mas holidays in Washington, D. • SIMMONS, Elizabeth, 416 holidays. Their dinner guests C, with her daughter Wilma— N. 18th st., Dec. 26. Survived by \^f m FIFTH gX^-ODSClNNAII RODS u DRAPERIES & CORNICES Speed In Banks were Dr. and Mrs. Charles Car and we just know she's having a daughters, Mildred, Stella and WINDOW SHADES CLEVELAND. — High speed roll and family and Mr. and grand time. Roxanna; son, William; sisters, Of Resident • Mrs. Willie Davis of Cleveland. PORCH SHADES electronic d o c u ment handling Mrs. Clyde Graves, Juanita • JOY knew no bounds in the RECONDITIONING equipment will be installed in In addition to their family, Harrison, Judy Hines; father", TRY OUR BUDGET PLAN five of the 36 offices of the 12 Mr. and Mrs. Everett Watson's Bill Brown household the other Willie Thompson, other rela CALL UN. 1-5130 In Home Fire dinner guests were Mrs. Rosa night when their son "Skip" ar 1 Federal Reserve Banks to fur tives. Interment by Whittaker. "BABE" REISING'S ADDYSTON.—Citizens of this ther the program for mechaniza Carr and daughter Sandra from rived home all unannounced for small community are mourning tion of -their check processing Kentucky, Mr, and Mrs. Craw the holidays. He's in the U. S. the death of Mrs. Emma High- operations, President Wilbur D. ford Hodges from Chicago, Mr. Air Force now, stationed at Cas COLUMBUS tle AFB, Cal., and enjoying it. Pierce & Son uinc'mnoti tower, who died in a fire at "her Fulton of the Federal Reserve and Mrs. Arthur Green and Mr. FUNERAL DIRECTORY and Mrs. Alvin Hill of Cincin Venetian Blind Co. home. Bank of Cleveland announced to • THE Joe Halls are happy BROOKS Mrs, Hightower, 85, lived day. nati. Incidentally, Mrs. Hill is parents too — what with their alone on Sekitan av. and Is be to appear in a recital (she sings FUNERAL HOME INC. SINGER, REPOSSESSED, 1 daughter and son-in-aw, the Joe Florist & Photo Studio 1108 E. Long St. lieved to have been Addyston's magnificently) in the south next Evans of Gary, Ind., and their year old, can't tell from new, week accompanied at the piano CL. 3-1411 oldest citizen. does everything, complete set of son Joe home for the holidays. 823 E. Long St. CL 8-3533 The fire was discovered when attachments. Guaranteed. Bal by her husband. After dinner at CROSBY FUNERAL Serving Columbus & Central Ohio For 14 Yeare a motorist noticed flames ance due $37, or take over pay the Watsons* the whole gang • THE George Clements are HOME through the living room win ments of $5 per mo NECCHI, went to the Jay Hoods and, with holidaying in Gary, Ind., with Brides! Here's Your One-Stop Center For Wedding Invita Mr. Hill at the piano, sang Valora's Bister Rose and family. "The House of Friendly dows. He and other neighbors REPOSSESSED, portable, zig- Service** tions, Floral Arrangements, Bouquets, Corsages, Bouton- zagger, 2 yrs. old, excellent con much music and made merry til nleres and Photographs With Savings Up to 25% tried to save the aged woman, • LAST Wednesday night 1072 E. Long St. whose clothing was aflame, by dition. Balance due $39 or take dawning. Mrs. Mamie Parleton entertain CL. 2-1555 throwing water on her but the over payments of $5 per mo. Dr. and Mrs. John Huffman PHOTOGRAPHY IN YOUR HONE OR Photographic shock was too great and she Guaranteed NECCHI, REPOS had as their dinner guests Mr. ed at the Federated clubhouse in SESSED, FULLY AUTOMATIC honor of her illustrious daugh WILLIAMS & McNABB IN OUR STUDIO succumbed. and Mrs. Joseph Grey and Mrs. MORTUARY, INC. ZIG-ZAG in fine mahogany Grace Cross Clifford. Mr. and ter, Mrs. Mamie Williams, of desk. Embroiders, buttonholes, FUNERAL HOME ARTIS GUEST HOUSE Mrs. Walter "Jackie" Reed's Miami, Fla. Portraits sews on buttons, blind hems, 818 E. Long St See Our Large Assortment Transient — Permanent dinner guests were Mr. and monograms. Original price • MR. AND MRS. William CL. 8-9521 of Funeral Sprays and Weddings - Parties Furnished Apartments Mrs. Clarence Johnson of Ham $349.95. Balance now due $128.40 Harrison invited a few friends Special Arrangements AV. 1-7292 or take over payments of $6.78 ilton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Til- C D. WHITE & SONS Church Receptions 3607 Reading Rd. per mo. SINGER, FULLY AU ton and Mr. and Mrs. David in Saturday night to say "Hi" to FUNERAL HOME Family Groups Cincinnati, Ohio TOMATIC, REPOSSESSED, on Coleman. their house guests, Mrs. Maude 1217 Mt. Vernon Ave. ly 8 mos. old. Beautiful cabinet, Veal and her mother—both of N. CL. 8-151.4 Funeral Sprays Posed by "Scottie" does everything without attach • MB. AND MRS. Norman York City. The attractive Mrs. For Your Personalized ments. Sews on buttons, makes Childs had open house Sunday MRS. D. A. WHITTAKER Veal has many, many friends in WILLIAM SCOTT HAIR STYLE buttonholes, monograms, em evening for their daughter and AND SONS. INC. broiders, etc.; guaranteed. Sold Ciney who were ever so happy FUNERAL HOME Phone PL. 1-9212 new for $369.95; balance .now son-in-law from Lansing, Mich. 720 E. Long St CLARA'S BEAUTY SALON to see her. STUDIO due $157, or take over payments . C THE popular Roulhacs of CL. 8-9549 °UP Operators: of $7.96 per mo. Will demon • MAY YOU BE BLESSED Flint, Mich., are holidaying with The Above List Includes 3467 Harvey Ave. Clara Bowers—Eva Singleton strate any of the above ma. WITH HAPPINE SS Free Citywide Delivery WO. 1-3083 chines in your home, no oblige. their uncle and aunt, Mr. and THROUGHOUT THE NEW Members Of Tbe Columbus 155 Dorchester SL, Uon. CaB National Sewing Serv Funeral Ass'n Cincinnati, O. Cincinnati, Ohio ice, MU. 1-1070, Cincinnati, Ol Mrs. M. T. Alexander, on Bur- YEAR. „... .-.....-., _• -•• '-•— • •• • •mmmm m mmtmrnmammmmeemmmeemmn Wagner Brewery Treats YOU (AN HAVE THE OHIO SENTINEL HAILED TO YOUR HOME WEEKLY Name If you do not regularly receive The Ohio Sentinel and would like to be come a weekly subscriber you may do so by filling in the accompanying coupson and mailing it to the Circulation Department, The Ohio Sentinel, 690 E. Long St., 500 Tots At Xmas Party Columbus 16, Ohio. Your check or money order for $6.50 will covet* payment August Wagner Breweries cmrreotly appearing at Grand- for one year. played Santa Claus to more view Inn. than 500 Columbus children who CLOWN'S magic by Wally Wil n.I .11 in < I. una ...... ' 'ii..,f attended its first annual kiddies in im.... m m j»n • I w* m >»•>.[) a— SERVICE WE NOW HAVE ONLY TWO s.ro.85 iu~ $' LOCATIONS ... Waat G"« 123 E. Lo«g St. CA. 1-3091 4 .*»•*, MBA HI-FI wiSou UmMpta iaksm 15 W. State St. CA. 4-0560 lXt*n*MrT ••••. ... 2V Sylvania The Sam* Ormrtoeus, Efficient gcit/l'tca That Have co*sou «...»«•" MOTOROLA STEREOPHONIC Beea Tradition With GEORGE'S DTE SHOPS Will i*»sm.ti Prevail. 4-SPUKES, «ML MLUia PttOMOOfUPH CORMLE I mma*n a» mm mat •# Oa taWaa) EXMRT SHOE REPAIRING - DYEING $01195 *«et araa4 mf* m mm m* mmmi T-. 9mt IHIIIII. *«- *i«»i" •niiniaa. 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UBIIMIRHH hTM 'WtTh ...401 .OCTrtT-SIZt smema a* oak. w<*wt. •«*«. «kcrr». a.-.".*-, ami atAaaat e CR«I|T TRANSISTOR Addro.. orfl si KaRTABU TBE tW RADIO One Dollar Ptnalty If License Is e FRU SRECIAU RflCOaWTtONIO Tt SITJI PARKWt Purchased After Jan. 20, 1960 wteerWi FRED C. DUNN, County Auditor • ( I SEC. 2—PAGE «... THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, I960 SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1960 SEC. 2—PAGE 6 THE OHIO SENTINEL WALKERS REALTY SERVICE HAPPENINGS WITH YOUTH COMMENTS ON THE NEWS By Alona Collins By Ray Paul 12th Anniversary • CINCINNATI.—Hello everybody! I hope • CINCINNATI.—In its small way this cor you had a wonderful Christmas. Had a lovely ner has tried, during the past year, to give Its time myself. Santa didn't come to see me this reader^ some ot the humor, pathos and tragedies year, but I had fun thinking about the times hc of this community. Perhaps in some respects SPECIAL did. we have failed and we do know that, in some in SPECIAL SPECIAL During the holidays, there were, many par stances our efforts have not been pleasing. Yet Avondale ties and dances, and" still more to come. lt ia all a part of this wonderful profession known North Avondale Mount Auburn HICKORY ST. l-famtly Seems like everyone made it over to Mae as the Fourth Estate, freedom of expression. wire cut brick, living Cockrell's house Christmas night. She threw a MALVERN PL., 3-fam-. room, solarium, din Chronicling the year's events is like a histor EDG EH ILL PL., 1 -fam ily, 3 and bath, 3 and ALONA terrible gig and a slumber party. After the par- ian marking the eventful occasions that measure ily stucco, 6 rooms, ing room and kitchen w.COLLIN. S ty was over, Toni Hillard walked off with Jeff bath, 2 and bath, 2 gas on first floor, 3 large man's activities upon this sphere. large living room, din furnaces, extra large Barnes. Mary Singleton and Lawrence White split the scene hand happinesses, life and bedrooms and tile The ing room, modern kit lot, good income, in hand. Mary Randall had to go home without her man, who is death straggles that are car future should jell the disap bath on second floor, Jesse Lee. He didn't show up until everyone had left. Peggy chen, with monel metal needs some repairs, large 'basement, oil ried out during the year pale pointments of the past into a $8000. Down Payment Crawford made It with Neil Doughman. into the infinite limbo of the cohesive entity striving for the kitchen sink, 3 large furnace, garage. This gave $800. Girls Assembly No. 18 " past when the Little Stranger future. The above students are among more than 400 winners ef new bedrooms, new gas fur home has been very their annual Christmas party ot have been home, the girls have health scholarships supported by the March of Dimes. Top left ushers into our presence the The great bard, William well mai n t a i n e d, the Pepsi plant. Seen having been going wild. All the girls to right, they are: Miss Barbara Burrell of River Rouge, Mich., nace, 1-car garage. An Year of Our Lord I960. It Shakespeare, wrote many Jills.*. Audrey Beaner of Shreveport, and bottom, left to right, Lincoln Heights owner needs more fun were Bcv Hubbard and Carl flipped over Joey Simpson. Bon- Arthur W. Chaney ot ILrckensack, N. J., Miss Natalie H. Jack- exceptional home for 1-FAMILY BRICK with room and will sell at Burgess, Delia Brown and Lar-jnie Fant couldn't wait to get to should present a new vista for phrases which give substance to son of Wilmington, N. C, and Miss Mary Alice Moxley of Bowl our eyes to scan and the the particular family. 5 rooms and enclosed a sacrifice. ry Smith, Jeff and Yvonne Hen Martin Tyler. Yvonne Kelly all happenings. He once said, ing Green, Ky. 515 scholarships to deserving youth seeking pro hopes and aspirations for the "One who does tread upon an fessional careers in nursing, occupational therapy, physical ther porch, furnace, 1-car derson, and many others. went wild when she heard that apy, medical social work and medicine will be offered annually built-in garage. Priced Sandy Carroll was here, but other's heel so fast." Or, "Sor • JUGS GAVE a party last from funds raised In the New March of Dunes. at a sacrifice. $1000 AVONDALE, NORTH that's nothing—It's a good thing rows come not one single spy, Wednesday. A way out singing down payment. I EAST MITCHELL AVE. Juanita Parker isn't here . . . but in battalions." group sang out of this world, but "ALPHA'S Undergraduate Use Recordings STATELY She just loves college boys! And for the new year, tragedy I didn't get their name. Any Yesterday, Today and Tomor wkerv 2—Family Brick, 5-5-2, Every time she writes me she has stalked a young lady's life way, I want them to kno.# that row" Is subject Harold L. Car Mr. Higgins Honored modern, 2 gas furnaces, 2- asks about them, but neverthe until what is known redundantly everyone really enjoyed them. ter used In undergraduate ad For Baby (are REALTY SERVICi car garage. Down pay less, she is balling in N. York. dress at opening session of as the "bitter end." The grim Sales Rentals Insurance Home Maintenance All you girls and boys who CINCINNATI.—The crjes of spectre of death and misfortune ment $4000. got roller skates for Christmas, Miss A. Reed really thinks Apha Phi Alpha general con babies who are hungry, in pain, By Industrial Savings 3551 Reading Rd. AV. 1-7756 Cincinnati vention Monday at Sheraton traveled with her, hand in hand, are in luck. There will be many she's something. Frankie Ly tired, and sleepy are being Gibson hotel, Cincinnati. Car for the past six years until fi CINCINNATI.—-In recognition skating parties coming up soon. mon didn't forget her after all. heard in the Red Cross Building, nally, she wound up as a statis Alpha convention party was ter is a senior, at Columbia but no one is walking the floor of long meritorious service to He sent her a Christmas university, N. York. tic on our front pages—a victim the savings an loan industry, recently held at the Manse. I with them. of monoxide poisoning. heard that it was a way out af card. So did Beverly Ann Gib The cries are on recordings Henry Higgins was named, this week, "Member Emeritus," of fair. son. How 'bout that, Ann? In used in "Mother and Baby Care" • SHE WAS the sister of BROADENS ATTACK the Board Directors, the Indus Is it true that Tarah Stanton classes to give expectant coup one of our prominent minis cidentally, she spent the holi Since 1938 the Nat'l Founda trial Federal Savings and Loan and Lonnie Vincent finally went les a preview ot what" life with ters. About six years ago she days in. Columbus with her un tion, supported by the March of Association, Gilbert Woodburn back together? baby will be like. The Red Cross lost her husband in a serious cle. Dimes, has aided 335,000 vic eves., Cincinnati. Seems like Phyliss Lovett and "Baby Care" instructors . say accident. She acquired plenty tims of polio at a cost of $314,- In making the announcement, Bobby Cummings might make it Oh, well, this Just about does that knowing the meanings of of cash. She purchased a 800,000. New March of Dimes back again. Phyl doesn't waste baby cries will help rout anxiety home on Kenton av. She went Dr. RE. Clarke, Pres. pointed it for now. Join me next week, has now broadened its attack any time! and give class members confi south and returned with a rel ©ut that few men have been pri and I hope you all have a Happy against crippling to include dence in caring for the new ative's child. The baby died. vileged to serve the savings birth defects and arthritis. • SINCE the college kids New Year. baby. She purchased a Cadillac and and loan movement as long as hit a pedestrian. Since she Mr. Higgins. More than half a century ago, I had no valid license she spent the holiday season last year la 63 years in fact, he helped to or the calaboose. ganize the Garnet Building and Loan Company and also Indus Her frustrations^ led her te trial Federal. MR. HIGGINS an Illicit love affair and she That's My Bread! Rounding out his 40th year as rectors, Mr. Higgins resides at has a child. 2807 Park av. Walnut Hills. Once again the holiday sea a member of the board of dl- f son was upon us. It was 1959. . She went into a department store and they claimed she was guilty of shoplifting. She THE had money In her pocket and proved her innocence. She faced six months in the work house. GREY EAGLE CAFE It is unfortunate that she proved her innocence! Had 6th & Elm Sts. Cincinnati, Ohio she been sent away, she might not have died one day, or per haps hours after Christmas. Where Good Folk Meet • HERS IS one of the many fftNt+rt stories that pass through the HOT iron thi OVNS life of members of the Fourth GOOD DRINKS GOOD FOOD Estate. I would like to set the world ringing with fe your 6foc«r... everyday! They make a complex pattern of the "foibles of our fellow hu More & More Customers Each Week my thanks and greetings to my valued mans! Even though we witness friends and supporters. For the New Year, Enriched, dellciously different PleZol these events from year to year Ihey Stop To And From Town i we cannot help but be moved by I wish you many joys . . . chief among Home Made Breads and Pastries on the passion and conflict that I- makes up our lives. Watch For Our Big Grand Opening themt good health, warm friendships, 1 sale at your neighborhood grocery. r For those who have not agreed JIMMIE MAE YOUNG, Hostess deep contentment. Try some TODAY 1 1 with us in the past here's a • toastful hope for the future. For No Minora Please — Ladies & Gentlemen Invited those who have enjoyed this cor ner here is our thanks and for Stereo Musle everyone here is a quote we Open — 7 A. M.-2.30 A. M. GA. 1-9792 xMW-Atly. William N. Lovelace CARL THOMAS and EDDIE YOUNG, Co-Manager. 4 Ask for PleZol Home Made Breads! heard on'the bus; Assistant Prosecutor of Hamilton County, Ohio i HAPPY NEW YEAR. • ... ^..•tf.ajm.jaww. mmmmmmmtmmammm !••••• ^ISBIIIHIII mmm-mm.- PAGE IS SEC. 2—-PAGE 8 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1960 cr^TipriAY. JANUARY 2, 1960 THE OHIO SENTINEL * XENIA • GREENE fcetigioud Chat COUNTY DIARY IStl Jstiez ^Jtiexancler By BRENICE M. LEWIS m A YEAR is the highest ordinary division ef time. It is a period during which the earth makes one complete revolution around the sun. • XENIA. — Mr. and Mrs. Wither Weakley of Cedarville an We will find the word "year" all through the Bible, from nounce the engagement of their daughter, Janice Carol, to Sgt. Genesis to Revelation. Anthony Rushin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rushin, of Cleveland. And God said, Let there be Miss Weakley graduated from Cedarville High and is a senior at lights in the firmament ot the thy paths drop fatness. Ohio State university. Her fiance, a graduate of Cleveland East heaven to divide the day from For a thousand years in thy the night; and let them be for sight arc but as yesterday when Tech and OSU, is serving with the U. S- Army at Ft. Knox, Ky. signs, and for seasons and for it is past, and as a watch in the The couple plans a late summer wedding. days, and years. night. Women's Culture club held its A yearly 360 days appears to But thou art the same, and thy annual Christmas party and gift trator of service at Wright Pat have been in use in Noah's time, years shall have no end. exchange Thursday evening at terson Air Base. from the 17th day of the 2nd Salomon, urged . strongly the the home of Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Mrs. Feaster is a photostat op month to the 17th day of the 7th study of wisdom, in Proverbs Hanley, E. 3rd st. erator in reproduction service of of the same year, appears to be 4:10. Hear, O my son, and re Christmas carols were render the printing division. She and a period of 150 days. (Gen. 7: ceive my sayings; and the years ed with Rev. Hanley at the or her husband Charles have one TEAMSTERS UNION NEGRO BUSINESS AGENT Sam Baptist ot Memphis gives informa 11, 24; 8:3,4; comp. 13) As the of thy life shall be many. THURSDAY LUNCHEON CLUB OF SPRING ST. YMCA took a day off from regular weekly gan. Quiz games were played in son, Roy. She is the daughter of tion and fraternal farewell to over-the-road-driver Walter Madkins as he departs on his run be 1st, 2nd, 7th, and 10th months Eccles iatcs 12:1; warn the discussions of current events for annual Christmas party. Rev. L. L. Dickerson, minister of Charge of Mrs. Homer Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Evans, tween Memphis and Franklin, Ky. Madkins has been driving semi's and trailers more than a of one year are mentioned (Gen. youth that the Creator Is to be Woodland Av. Christian, spoke on "Christian Living." Thursday clubbers attended his church and prizes were won by Mes Louisville. decade for Southern Forwarding Co.—ANP Photo. 8:4, 5, 13, 14.) the 1st day of the remembered in due time. Re enmasse earlier In the month. Seated from left: Walter Tarpley, Dayton Erby, Eldon Ward, dames Henry Ford, Mildred 10 month of this year being se chairman; Frank C. Shearer, Clifford Tyree. Standing: Claude Willis, Rev. Dickerson, Walter O "A FESTIVaAL of Carols," member now thy Creator in the Parker, McGyro Wright, J. S. parated from the 1st day of the Hill, Nelson L. Newsom, Rev. Phale D. Hale, Bennett Dickerson, W. S. Lyman Jr., Hoyt Given*, a program for choir and audi days of thy youth, while the evil Hanley, Raymond Goodm, Har By 1st month of the next year by days come not nor the years George' DeLoache, Wesley Sawyer. Next meeting Is Thursday, Jan. 7.—Pierce Photo. ence with color film strip, was Defails Bias In Labor ry Samuels and Herbert Irvin. Dorothy an interval of at last 54 days. draw night, when thou shalt presented at Christian church N. YORK. — Failure of the After an ice cream course $ gift YOUR LONDON Stevens (Gen. 8:5, 6, 1C, 12, 13.) we can aay, I have no pleasure in them. exchange was held. Sunday evening. American Federation of Labor- only Infer a year of 12 months. 222 Wood St THE OFFICE of Christ is Next regular meeting is Jan. Narration was written by El Congress of Industrial Organi Out Of Little Rock Chaos CORRESPONDENT ULrick 2-1731 • A YEAR ol SCO days is claim the acceptable year ef 28 in the undercroft of St. John's len Jean" Lornex and hymn ar zations "to eliminate even the rangement was by Miss Lenox most obvious instances of rac the rudest known. It is formed the Lord, and the day of ven St Clair AME with Mrs. Harry Samuels ot 12 spurious not genuine) lu Comes A Christian Friend hostess. and Rosemary Headier. Rev. ism within affiliated unions" is • LONDON.—Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Sharp geance of our God; to comfort Lee E. Koonce, pastor, was nar-1 set forth in the December issue nar months, (a lunar month is all that mourn. was christened Sunday morning at St. Patrick's Catholic church. the interval between one new DETROIT. — (UPS).—Out of start of integration at Little • '..EMBERS of Girl Scout rator. Mrs. Masie Ridgway, his-| f Commentary, available this Pharmacy 0 Mrs. Allen Freeman is godmother. moon and the next, about 29.4 Jeremiah 28:16; says, There the choas ot the Little Rock Rock's high schools. Troop 84 of East Neighborhood torian, and Mrs. Daisy Dicker-1 week St Patrick's grade school days) and was probably the fore thus saith the Lord; Behold, school situation has come a most One of the students listed as presented Mrs. James T. Henry • MODEL Dieters club held son interpreted carols. held its Christmas program and parent of the lunar year of 354 I will cast thee from off the unusual friendship—that of a attending first day's classes prescription in an organ recital at East Jr. Herbert Hill, NAACP labor Soloists were Willbrena Rice, "potluck" Sunday afternoon ot its annual Christmas party nt dayi, and the vague year of face of the earth; this year thou youngster seeking an education, were Effie Jones. High Wednesday. Christmas Betty Linsy, David Hstridge, secretary, is author of the arti tho school. Members who at the home of Mrs. Georgie How 365. ' shalt die, because thou hast and an evangtlist seeking God. delivery? carols were sung by the troop Pearl Knight and Neil Estridge. EVANGELIST Effie Jones. cle, "Labor Unions and the Ne tended the school are Miss Mary ard. Highlight of the evening Jacob said to Pharoah, The taught rebellion against the Both own ithc same name— with Wanda Nooks playing the The program featured a duct by who lacks a formal education gro," which cites discriminatory Freeman, daughter of Mr. and was the Christmas exchange and days of the years of my pilgri Lord. Effie Jones. violin. Helen Embry and Carol Jean herself, took the presence of her Mrs. Allen I. Freeman, Bever revealing of mystery sisters. mage are a hundred and thirty Ye obsrevc dsys, and months, It all happened 'earlier this Jackie Watkins, patrol leader, Estridge and a trio, featuring practices of certain trade namesake as "an omen of some ley and Butch Necdly, children Members and guests that at years, few and evil have the and times, and years. (Gal year at the start of the new opened the meeting and Sylvia Betty Lindscy, Thelma Coats unions. kind," and instructed her secre of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Needly, tended were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph days of the years of my life 4:10.) .• . • school semester and amid the Green served as mistress of and Mary K. Lewis. tary-son to write her. The letter The writer lists union discri Darryl and Dale Sharp, children Scurry Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Her- been, and have not attained un The first resurrection, Satan tension connectd with the new ceremonies. Program was under direction was one of good wishes and in of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sharp. shey Byrd, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd to the days of the years of the is to be bound for a thousand Good Friends Circle held its of Miss Marjorie Lewis, direc minating against the Negro In structing her to be strong in the Howard Jr., Mesdames Robert life of my fathers in the days years. (Rev. 20:2.) And He laid annual Christmas party and gift tor of music, with Miss Mary K, major areas of the American Mr. and 'Mrs. Bernel Hairston face of it all." Ward, Charles Hamilton and of their pilgrimage. hold on the dragon, that old ser exchange at the home of Mrs. Lewis as accompanist and family had as their guests High school Effie obviously economy. Robert Stevens. Days should speak, and mul pent, which is the Devil, and Sa Florence Porter, Taylor st, for dinner Sunday Mrs. Minnie titude of years should teach tan, and bound him a thousand was impressed by someone with Thursday. Mrs. Jennie Williams Vance and children of Worthing- • MODERNISTIC Matr o n a wisdom said Elihu. years. her name praying for her, wish had charge of devotions and a ton, Mr. and Mrs. James Mill- ing her good luck, and an ex URBANA CALLING Club, Inc., held its annual Christ Psalms 65'11 90:4; 102:27; Many phrases pertaining to short business meeting was held. ner and children, also of Worth- reads thus: Thou crownest the year, can be found in the Bible, chinge of letters followed. CALL (L. 8-7200 Later a program and singing of ington, Mrs. Dorothy Stevens mas party at the Youth building, By Marion Couts • 315 E. Lawn Ave. • Phone: 3-3892 Madison fairgrounds. Hostesses . year with thy goodness; and but space will not permit more. The two Effies have not met Christmas carols were enjoyed. and son, Robin. yet but Evangelist Effie goes all We Fill Ail Prescriptions Next meeting is at the home of were Mesdames Ann McDaniel, over the U.S. spreading her Mrs. Daisy Dickerson. • URBANA.—A beautiful cantata was given by St. Paul • MISSES Jackie Rauley and Jean Jennings and Marvine including: Ginger Lee Allen attended a gospel and she wants to meet the Sunday school of St. John's choir, directed by Mrs. Jean Gordan, with slides depicting each party in Whitehall and spent the Smith. Gift exchange and re youngster with all the courage. CME presented its Christmas song—all with the Christmas theme. Veterans night with Mr. and Mrs. John vealing of mystery sisters were Welfare program Thursday evening in Mrs. Ruby Allen and son, © Young. highlights of the evening. Guests Industrial the church undercroft, featuring Scott and Miss Louise Cooper, dames Veda Brown, Lulu Ric e Fine Aid For Tho Aged films. all of Dayton, were guests of key, Betty Singleton, Corrine and members present were Mr. 1 o Rev. and Mrs. William Craw For the past several years, Lee's HumanJrJair o Aid For Dependent Goodwill chorus of Middle Run Church, Viola Bowser, Rachel and Mrs. William Wicker, Mr. ford's mother. Jackson, Beulah Miller, Eva social clubs and charity organi Black, Oft-Black, Brown, Children Baptist held its annual Christ and Mrs. Earl Jackson, Mr. and Dark Brown, Ught Brown. Mr. and Mrs. David Stanley Macklin, Bessie Freeman and zations of London have combin mas dinner Saturday evening at ed their efforts to sponsor a Mrs. Morris Needly, Mr. and Genuine Imported Human are proud parents of a baby David Williams. Hostess table Hair. Don't be fooled by the home of Mrs. Bertha Taylor, girl, born at Mercy hospital, and decorations were beautiful. Christmas Community C h i 1- Mrs. Edwin Johnson, Mr. and S. Columbus st. Members and the word •'Human-Like." recently. Mrs. Ida Reamy has returned dren's Party. Wednesday eve Mrs. Alfred Wilson, Mrs. Joseph Get the real thing at Lee's guests enjoyed a gift exchange Mr. and Mrs. Charles Merri- from Xenia where she spent se ning over 175 children attended Conley, Mr. and Mrs. Hayes —Tour official Import Out directed by Timothy Lecour, weather of Toledo were weekend veral weeks with her daughter, this affair held at St. Paul AME. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Odell Da let. Call CL. 3-1816. Mall Certainly! Here's some president of the chorus. Purses guests of her parents, Mr. and Ida Mae Gordon. orders filled promptly. thing to keep in mind—a were given to George Ellis, Program chairman was Mrs. vis, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Trent, HENRI service that may be vital Mrs. Hnrild Walker. • MECHANICSBURG and Vernon Smith, pianist; Mrs. Mr." and Mrs. Wilson Trent, Mr. COLORFU. N TEA at which nurses of foreign origin In LOVABLE ly important in an emer leader of the chorus, and Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Urbana held joint quarterly native garb gre^ >d consulars from many countries was held re SPECIAL R. L. Gates, church pastor. Ida Ramey, attending prayer and Mrs. Thomas Whitelow, Mr. gency: If you have pre Chavers, Mrs. Sophie Buckney conference in the church office. cently at Cook C anty School of Nursing In Chicago's great medi DISTRIBUTOR Chignon scriptions to be filled anH and Mrs. Lester Porter and leader; Mrs. Aquilla Polley. !and Mrs Howard Wallace, Mr. Page Boy * A WILBERFORCE U. stu Out of town guests included Others who participated on the cal center. Tb,« school has nurses from 36 countries. Pictured is no one to bring them in, dent gained recognition in litera children motored to Dayton to Elder and Mrs. Alonzo Ware, and Mrs. Allen Freeman, Mr. a group exchanging handshakes during the event. telephone us. Our messen visit Mrs. Buckney's brother, program were Mrs. Shirley of COSMETICS ture last week with release of a Rev. and Mrs. Fred Gaskins, and Mrs. Bernell Hairston, Mr. ger will call for the pre Mr. Casey and his wife, Flora. Johnson, leading group singing; booklet containing a master Rev; and Mrs. Scott Mrs. Mar Supplier of Columbus scriptions and return with They also visited the Lucian Misses Julia Cain,- Jackie and and Mrs. Robert W. Stevens, HEALTH SCHOLARSHIPS the precisely prepared poem along with several poeti tha Scott and children, Mrs. and Central Ohio Casey family while there.. Charles Bowdry and Mrs. Lee of Paula Davis, Eugene Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. David Goings, The Nat'l Foundation's new Beauticians For More medicines — There is no cal productions, the university Mrs. Neva Hoosier, Misses Eliz extra charge. announced. Mrs. Icy Boyd is spending an Springfield. of course Santa Claus' helper, health scholarships were award Than 18 Years extended vacation with her son, Mrs. Dorothy Smith of Spring Steve Scott, was there, too. abeth Evans, Messrs. David ed 403 high school and college Conrad Rivers, native of Phil We Carry A Complete Line NOW AT TWO LOCATIONS: Warren in Detroit. field, was guest for the weekend Clubs and organizations that Peterson, William Hoosier, Ir adelphia and a senior, has al students in 1059 for training in Ot Hair And Beauty Aids Cor. of Steve Honore of Capital uni in Urbana. sponsor such wonderful pro vin McNeal, James Jennings ready received honors for pre the health professions. A contri As Advertised Nationally versity was home for Christmas Mrs. Harry Peyton and Mr. grams each year: Ladies Aide, bution to the 1960 New March of vious literary efforts. holidays. and Eubert McDaniel. In Eboar Magazine St. (lair & Leonard and Mrs. Richard Green, her YWC club, Lucky Strivers, Girls Specializing In Dimes, Jan. 2-31, will help pre A superior performance award Everybody is still talking son-in-law and daughter with A Conunupity Owned And STYLE — AND — of $100 was presented Mr*. Wil Assembly, Eastern Star, John H. • MAT I wish each and MEN'S pare thousands more much about the fine church aide their children, of Wilmington, Half Soles & Heels Operated Enterprise LEE'S SHOP Cor. of la M. Feaster, 329 E. 3rd st, at Tate Post and Auxiliary, Twix every one of you a prosperous needed doctors, nurses, physical Christmas party at the home of Ohio, were guests of Rev. and 718 E. Long St. CL. 2-0448 328 N. 20th St. 1009-1011 MT. VERNON AVE. ceremonies in the office of Maj. Mrs. Rhonda Brown. Those en Mrs. Crawford and- Mrs. Shei- and Teens and Modernistic Ma and Happy New Year. See you and occupational therapists and Open Fri. a. Sat. Nights Oak Si. & Miller Ave. W. F. Campbell, chief admmis- Sam Hope, Prop. medical social workers. CL. 8-7623 joying the festivities were, Mes lah Crawford. trons Club, Inc. next week. PAGE 1ft THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1960 •A-rmnAY. JANUARY 2, 1960 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 14 Witnesses Meet Draws 1714 songs and a model ministry months, according to the report WEEKLY MEDITATION CINCINNATI. — A Jehovah'a Mr. Catanzaro released. Witness leader told an audience school. of 1714 Sunday, "Never in man'a Saturday was highlighted by a More than lOt were present Amusements history has there been a more film in color about the 19S8 In at the conclave from tha Avon* To List Your Attraction or Service Telephone CLearbrook 3-7416 • "WIST y« not that I must play, nor for self-indulgent ease; urgent need tor God's will to ba ternational assembly in N. York dale area and 36 were bap. which attracted 254,000 dele bo about My Father's business?" Jesus was not. done on earth than at tha pres tlsed. Among those were Ka gates, t W« are not sent here to enjoy ent time." Mr. Angelo A. Cat tie Harris, Myrtle Harris and 'Miss Blue Ribbon (Luke 2:48). the maximum of pleasure with anzaro, district minister of Je The congregations have shown • « • [.Year's Eve Looms As the maximum of life altogether hovah's Witnesses, was thae fine increase in the last six Gladys Edmonda. These ara brave, heroic that is a wrong conception. speaker at the semi-annual Cir Of Tbe Month' To MEETING WITH FELLOW ALABAMAN Nat King Cole ta words. They breathe a spirit of Work is not a mere moans to cuit Convention at Hamilton, O. Oakley .Baptist Fellowship Event N. York City, actress Talullah Bankhead, whose attitude toward ardor and devotion to duty. They an end, or a hardship to be sub Listener* representing 19 con lay Night In Clubs Be Selected Here U. S. race problem Is described in January Ebony story. "A are not the language of one who mitted to, as an avenue to engregation s of Jehovah's Wit Southerner Looks at .Prejudice," enjoys rendition by hrr favor Following morning services, Beatty is supervisor of Sun* , O COLUMBUS' after dark set, Howard Graham's Trio will Is to make pleasure his grand joyment; yes, the world is inten nesses from the Cincinnati and Beginning this month The Sen ite star. Talullah's the daughter of late Cong. William B. Bank- the missionary groups of Oak shine band. kcedn't worry about a dearth of provide music for a promised aim in life, and is minded to northern Kentucky area heard tinel, In cooperation with the head. ded to be a great workshop, and ley Av. Baptist, Rev. Jacob J. Plans are underway to organ Bclion for the upcoming holiday 'rollickin* good time" at Tro I. give himself to indolence and Catanzaro state that with tha Scioto Beverage Co., will select ease. These words betoken a each of us is to take his own Ashburn pastor, held their an ize a teenage group under the veekend. Special events are pics East, according to Mgr.- a "Miss Blue Ribbon of the general disregard for right prin Hostess Betty Wimbley. Dancing high and manly principle, a no share, and find his own fitting nual fellowship dinner at thosupervisio n ot Mrs. Edith Gen scheduled in Just about every Month" from the roster of wait ciples by individuals and na will be a feature. ble self-respect, and a strong de department. church Sunday. try. bistro in town, each geared for ress and barmaids employed in -a* tions an increase in crime and Mrs. Carrie Beatty served as kn explosive finis to '59 and a Sonny Craver, maitre'd and Greater Columbus. wine, cision of character. OUR PRAYER Mrs. Ruth L. Rice is president wickedness has resulted. It is mistress of ceremonies. Riotous welcoming of '60. vocalist ot Stan Yogcl's 502 Club, This present lite is intended O Lord, grant that as w« start very proper, Catanzaro said, "to of the Hope (senior) Missionary Representatives of varioua headlines a star-studded revue Competition for honors begins dine for work, labor and business. this new year, our daily work, pray for God's will to be done Society, Mrs. Mary L. Saunders, groups gave expressions which Merry Makers' Earl B. Wilson there that includes Carl (Madi- now, with honorees to be select- on earth now." nnd Floyd Brown arc collabo son) Sally and his orchestra, ed based upon production pro- "I must be about . , . busi whatever It be, may be viewed president of Virginia Ashburn were followed by remarks by Circle; Mrs. Gertrude Hodges, Rev. Ashburn. rating with management of Co Reservations are being taken at gross in sale of Old Original ness," said Divine Youth, who as our Father's business. In Je FRIDAY'S program included pa ballroom for a New Years Pab3t Blue Ribbon Beer. Com president-elect of the Carol Calendar for 1960 activitiea CI. 2-0461. is our only perfect model. We sus' name, we pray. Amen.— a discourse on the theme of the i.ve hocdown there, complete!"*_._"•___!" —._ — J ., plete details are available from Jackson Circle, and Mrs. Anna was announced. are not sent into this world for REV. LLEWELYN SIMPSON. convention "Do the Divine Will," ,_r - , .' _ J Veteran Tippy Dyer and his the Pabst Blue Ribbon sales-de etc.nth, freplues noiscmakersentertainmen, favorst and, . . . «_ . i J «.• - livery team. (lancing. There'll be no rescrva join Arthur (Mr. Blues) Truhart HERE Circle No. 4 Has Successful Party __, T*_ ' _ ! trombone, Paul and Otis Ray, The first "Miss Blue Robbon" ions.. "First come, first ser and the VFW hand for the New Ring Out The Old . . . Ring In The Newl Circle No. 4 of Second Baptist Laura Mack, president, Lucre- I Nate Cobbs and Howard Adams honorec-will be announced in the Years Eve music makin* at edition of Tho Sentinel out SUNDAY FAMILY DINNER gave its annual Christmas par tia Stanhope, Bertha Guthrie, £fttf*lfttflr\fllfllfllfZl ftSfftfilf Caldwell Post Canteen Club. __ ernS Thursday, Jan. 14. Selection will GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE SHOW & DANCE ty Tuesday in the lower audi Clessie Ferris, Maude Cham This one Is open to members 9 be based on sales thru the week Entertainment & Dancing From 9 P. M. 'Til ? torium of the church. Decora bers, Sadie Meade, Grace Season s Greetings and their "guests," only .—REG )of Dec. 28. No Reservations! First Come, First Served! tions were very unusual. Greene, Ida Shepherd, Beatrice — -__ — _.-• from the management GIE HOLUNGSWARTH. SERVED I to 10 P. M. Concord choir, directed by Adams, Inez Hensley, Carol Da Robert C. Anderson, rendered vis, Ardencr Murray, Elizabeth and staff of '•ignH carols and. a play was presented Hill, Hattie Smith, Ethel Tit- lama-go'. RescW*. F«T Jan. ( *£-** ™™ ford, Louise Bland, Bessie Co- by Mrs. Mary B. Hill; reading 9 Curt Jurgens and Dorothy Dand by Mrs. Cora Turner and reley, Ethel Fowler,' Louise Web The twice postponed open ster, Hattye Redmond, Irene ing.of "Tamangb" , film feature ridge. ~- - - •"' COPA BALLROOM marks by Rev. and Mrs. C. F. "Tamango" is the story of a Jenkins. Porter, Ruth Foster, Mary based on the Prosper Mcrimees 1048tV Mt. Vernon Ave. classic of the same name, has dashing ship's captain, played Refreshments were served and Chandler and Miss Rcita Hus- Adv. $1.50 m. Door $2 ton, who was in charge of mu- 5 been rescheduled to Open at by Jurgens, and his love foi a gifts exchanged. Negro girl. Miss Dandridge Tickets On Sale Now In Copn Lounge •» RKO Grand theatre We_xesday, <•'' Present were Mesdames Jan. 6, Mgr. Robert Gates an plays the girl. nounced this week. Its stars are The film »as made on location in France and enjoyed a pheno Services In Columbus Churches / menal engagement in Paris. However the French govern Kowl limited Engagement! Only 7 More Weeks! i ~ ^ a- • a, ' '" ' Gay Street Baptist THE TROLLEY ment would not permit it be BOX OFFICE OPEN DAILY NOON 'TIL 9 P. M. shown in any of the French co RESERVED SEATS NOW ON SALE The doors nlv/ays swing on welcome hinges at THE GAY FREE PARKING 815 Mt Vemon Ave. lonies because of the pictures STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. 496 E. Gay St. (Corner Gay and AT BOX OFFICE OR BY MAIL I m IN REAR Open 24 Hours Daily controversial theme. •4 Washington). U. G. Campbell, minister. Morning Worship— HOLIDAY MATINEES DAILY 2 P. M. Delicious Coney Islands Compainon film will be "The 10:35 A. M.; Sunday Church School—9 A. M.; Communion and Scavenger." THRU SUN. JAN. 3 '• Baptismal Service—(First Sunday Only) 3:30 P. M.; Special and Chili Sunday Evening Services as announced. SELF IMPROVEMENT " ^\x \ . . . Ue UA9NiriCtH1 Uetls et OfMHW/OT I "It is necessary to try to sur Tie O.or'ot... Orematts lave Story . . Came* Ta 0f****** LIQUO R-****************T* - BEER Caldwell Temple AME Zion SPECTACULAR URE } CHAMPAGNE pass one's self always; this oc Worship and fellowship with purpose at Caldwell Temple AME cupation ought to last as long as IN 0. CLOSED SUNDAY Zion, 524 E. Long st. J. Dallas Jenkins, minister. Church life.'* Reading good books from TODD-AO 1 - J)arenti from all over Central Ohio bring their youngsters to »ee the exciting school, 9:30 a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Christian Endea foq out the Oldyou r public library is an effec aquarium at NOVELTY FOOD BAR . . . and to enjoy our exquisitely pre vor, 6:30 p m. Evening worship, 8 p. m. Midweek Praise. tive and pleasant way of improv pared foods. Tasty meals, no work^for Mom, special children's portions, rea Wednesday. 8 p. m. The Capital City's Temple ot Methodism ing oneself. sonable prices. Bring the family here, soon. Mt. Olivet Baptist T Visit next Sunday at Mt. Olivet Baptist, 428 E. Main at. "We mmmm MICKEY'S.*, HILL Creed Bat Christ." H. Beecher Hicks, minister. The Church at 1002 N. Fourth SL Study, 9 a. m. The Church at Worship, 10:45 a. m. Baptist R Cor. First Ave. Training Union, 6 p. m The Church at Worship, 7:30 p. m. Cee '60 in with us! We're planning Beer. Wine, Whiskey NOVELTY FOOD BAR •^ a night full of fun and frolic ... Home Cooked Foods Second Baptist WE SPECIALIZE IN You're always welcome at 2nd Baptist, 186 N. 1'ih at. C. F dancing to the music of the ... RED HOT CHILI 741 E. LONG ST. af HAMILTON AVE. (A. 4-0552 Jenkins, minister. Church school, 9:15 a. m. Morning worship. 0 IN THE HEART OF BRONZEVILLE COLUMBUS 10:45 a. m. Evening worship, 7 p. m. HOWARD GRAHAM TRIO Shiloh Baptist New Year's Eve . .. ,5151,1 .fiairi '_,iiR5ilimn »,*••«•_•••• 5*»«.«,— _ Come to Shiloh Baptist, Hamilton at.Mt. Vernon avs. James W P and New Year's Night Ming's (hop Suey ._.i-*«**_.0TT0 PREMINGER *--,>-,.. Serving A Complete Menu of Delectable Foods Parrish, minister. Radio broadcast (WBNS), 8:15 a. m Come join the party . .*. the place Church school (children may be left with competent mother* will be jumping with fun! Restaurant during worship). 9 a. m. Church at worship, 11 a. m. Cootin HUMTS CINESTAGE mmm* ^*%u I LEGAL BEVERAGES - SUPERB FOOD Finest Cantonese and Around The Clock . .'. 24 Hours Everyday ued Church school tor small children, 11 a. m. Baptist Training American Dishes Union, 6 p. m. Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. Music by five choirs Open Daily 10 A. M. tiU 2:30 A. M. Eves.: 8:30; Sun. 8; Sun. thru Fri. $2; Sat. $2.50 Mrs. Abdullah Wimbley, Mgr.-Hoate»s Legal Beverages Union Grove Baptist Special Price — Carryout Matinees: 2 P. M. Wed. $1.50; Sat. & Sun. $2 Come to worship at Union Grove Baptist, 266 N. Champion Ave C Children with Parents 90c all shows Phale D. Hale, minister. Church school for all ages, 9 a. m. Open 11:30 A. M. Till 2.30 A. M. 126 : Ke ee cs Nort For Dinner Reservations (all (A. 4-0552 Church at worship 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Nursery for ba UIIUTC u*>rt\f\v * °~ ** * bies and pre-school children while you worship. Jr. churcb with FREE PARKING nun I j PiCvUUn DAYTON BA. 2-1212 Group Service Available planned worship on the level of children through age of 12 at AVAILABLE ' 10:45 a. m. BTU for all agee. 6 p. m. Personal and family S EASTS Eves.: 8:80; Sun. 9; Sun. thru Fri. $2; Sat. $2 kt tired: Mrs. Harriet Wallace, FREE counseling by appointment. CL. 8-3S84 31 N. Nelson Rd. Matinees: 2 P. M. Wed. & Sat., $1.50; Sun. $2 159 Winner Ave., Columbus, and PARKING Children with Parents 90c all shows tughter, Deborah Ann. IN REAR 1254 OAK ST. CL 8-70M at E. Long St, the return of unsolicited photos or manuscripts. . MODERN FREE PARKING RIGHT NEXT DOOR Don't put it ofi any longer I Subscribe to The Ohio i l^j^rfrtJ^ PAGE 16 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, JANUARY 2. 1960 SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1960 THE OHIO SENTINEL" PAGE 17 PYTHIAN GRILL IN IHE JAZZ IDIOM HELP WANTED MISC FOR SALE "Biggest Little Grill WANT ADS MAIDS—TOP SALARIES LONG & GRAN! In Columbus" .. PILLOW TO POST ARE EASY TO PLACE IN NEW YORR Used Clothing Store PRICES ARE LOW HERE Chamber Suite" By Sam Pillow' 860 Mt. Vernon Ave. JUST DIAl Pick-the job you want In N. Y. Cor. Lang * Grant ] Salaries to $50 paid weekly, free We buy and tell ladies and By JOHN S. WALKER • CINCINNATI. —• What are your resolu (I. 3-7416 room and board. Tickets sent. men's used clothing. TURNERS tions this year? Are they the sShne ones you Licensed agency. Write name, A Courteous Want Ad Taker • PAUL CHAMBERS is a bass player extraordinary. A di mode last year and the year before? Seems address, telephone of references. RESTAURANT rect disciple from the Oscar Pettiford line of neo-pizracato pluck Will Help You Word 4K\_ E. Lesg St. that something won't let us keep our resolutions TOPS AGENCY, 341 W. 44th St., ECHEHRODE ing, Paul has emerged In the last three years as the most impor and that should make us stop and think just what Your Ad. N. Y. «<% Beer - Wine - Whiskey tant bass player In jazz since Percy Heath. ia wrong that keeps us from doing the things we Want Ad Readers, EXCHANGE STORE « ROME COOKED FOODS On the scene only four years he has already succeeded aa the plan to do. Per Line 35 AVON CALLING — Advertising 326 S. High St. tlS CA 4-OR85 rar strongest bass influence since Red Calendar's playing became so Some say it is better not to make resolutions (Count Five Words Per Line) has increased the demand. If (First Bldg. So. ot indelible in the playing of bassmen in the late '40s, but just pray to our Guiding Spirit for the MINIMUM CHARGE .. .15 you have ever thought of re Southern Hotel) strength and wisdom to make us better. Display Want Ads. presenting Avon now is the EVERYTHING IN THE Open For Bostness Paul's association with Miles Davis over the past three year* • One good resolution that we all can make is Per Inch 11.40 time. CA. 1-3379. STORE WILL BE shaped him as one of bop'a most phenomenal musicians, both in* to be less selfish in our desires and help those SOLD AT QUAUTY FOOD BAR stature and in versatility. DEADLINES BARBER wanted, CL. 8-9267 Specializing in Home SAM PILLOW who are less fortunate. Readerst Wednesday Noon. after 7 p. m. 1/2 PRICE a ' Cooked Food Paul came to N. York In 1955 with Donald Byrd and Tommy • COMMENTS —• Folks r Wine To SAMMY DAVIS JR., who plays "Sportln* Life," sings ''It are Display: Tuesday 5 P. M. NEW & USED ,» i* . Carryout Flanagan from Detroit. After freelancing a couple of months in seat with the driver? CHILD CARE ' : Open DaUy ll:NUi A. M. Ain't Necessarily So" la this scene from Samuel Goldwyn'j mo wondering if we will find a lead the Apple, he played for Horace Silver at the Cafe Bohemia. Dur FURNITURE •»*nies V. Anthony, Prop. tion picture production ot "Porgy and Bess," now playing at er this year with no political ties CHILD CARE in my home. $5 ing the summer of '55 he gigged with Cannonbali Adderly for thre* • ARTHUR JONES, better • All Items Sold For «« MT. VERNON AVE. Hunts Clnestage (Columbus) and Runts McCook (Dayton) thea or selfish aims who can unite us week. 7:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. ' Cash, Only! months. During the fall of that year he played with Jimmy Cleve known as "Cutie Pie," is plan LEGAL NOTICE at LEXINGTON tres. Also starred In the great musical are Sidney Pottier and for greater progress and CL. 2-3040. • Ne COD's 1 land's band. ning big things in his business Noah Battle whose last known -2 Yrs. at Present LocaUon) Dorothy Dandridge In tha title roles, and Pearl Bailey. achievementa . . . They are also • All Items Sold For this year . • . Seems the ladies address is Davidboro, Georgia, • IN NOVEMBER OF THE same year be joined forces wondering if our folks will wake APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT Immediate Delivery, have a new way of getting even will take notice that on Nov. 19, with Miles and John Coltrane. The rest of the story Is one of up to their buying power and with the straying husbands . . . DELUXE APARTMENTS Only! "Jitney Roy" Langdon at The 1959, Martha Battle filed her the finest collaborations of the revivaltttlc mid-'50s for bop. The use this for further advance Top location, 3J rooms- and Uie 326 S. High St. CA. 1-1591 • They now find, the cars parked petition in the Common Pleas tightly woven group ot Miles and its fire-bred authenticity prov ment? bath, fireplace, basement, range 600D EAIS SHOP BROWN'S CAFE where they shouldn't be and Court of Franklin County, In ed a minor salvation tor our music. Is the "car-for-hire" business and refrigerator furnished. Ga The Best In Home-Cooked Food Food. Liquor Beer A Win* break out all the windows . . . Cause No. 98562, praying for a REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 337 S. GRAN1 AVE. slowly but surely slipping out of Peace has been restored at rage available. $75. HU. 8-5440 337 N. 20th SL CL. 3-0S46 Paul's heavy, distinct sound mettled with Phllly Joe Jones' the hands of our businessmen? divorce from him on the grounds "Jitney Ro^r" Langdon. Prop. Columbia. O Kenya-enthused nervous drumming proved to be the greatest Peaco Baptist and all is going of wilful absence for more than UNFURNISHED 3-room apart- Many say it is since it is known well . . . Frank Allison was re 3975 WYHDIHG DRIVE rhythm section along with pianist Red Garland since the Horace that many are quietly slipping one year last past. Said cause ment. Strictly private, heat, Silver-Percy Heath-Kenny Clarke revelations. calling the old days with the electric, water furnished. CL. la Indian Springs BATE'S Old Trad Barbecue out and being retained as man will be for hearing on or after music business and ia still a Jan. 8, I960.—Wm. A. Toler, 2-0431. $15 week. Lovely, 3-bcdrooms, two living, 971 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. 2-0C31 Undoubtedly the most outstanding bass soloist since Petti agers. SKYLINE BAR lover of jazz , - Atty. 11-28, 12-5, 12, 19, 26, 1959, rooms, wood-burning' fireplace. ford, Paul's greatness has as yet not reached Its full potentUL Thjs is a lucrative business FRANKLIN AVE., 972, 4 rooms, Hank Marr and His Trio Fine Homo-Cooked Food A-2, 1960. in one living room and recrea and there is always some smart • MANY OF our dear folk Playing Nitely Daily 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. • FOR MANY YEARS DURING the small jazz band scram-. private bath, utilities paid. AL. tion room. Wall-to-wall carpet •• ) will be traveling to Louisville Kate Earl • Prop. ble, few bassists were accepted for their soloing capabilities out businessman who can see its VHcoria Brown, whose last 9-5725, H Matinee Sat. 5 To 8 this weekend for the big Pull ing, exquisite drapes, forced air "11 Tears on The Avenue" side of Oscar, Percy, Ray Brown, Tommy Patter, Curly Russell* great- financial potential and known address is c-o Royal Clea- gas heating. Beautifully'< land-, Serving Liquor. Beer, Food Daily they -are slowly buying into this man formal . . . This ia a big 31 S. MONROE. CA. 8-3307. Cor. Long & Hamilton CL. 2-0228 Nelson Boyd and possibly Gene Ramey. But with Paul Chambers nera, North Ave. Milwaukee, Furnished apartments. scaped front and back.' Back came a whole new renaissance of bass playing. field and will soon be organized thing . . . Agnes Traylor is back BURKE'S PLACE Wisconsin, will take notice that yard fenced in. For appoint- to the point where they can eli on the job after a long illness. on Dec. 1," 1959, Norman J. MISC. FOR SALE a a M 1057 NORTH tta ST. I think the.first hint of Paul's greatness to me wag when I lis minate most cbmpetition. . . , By the way, we liked the Brown filed his petition in the ment to see call Colamkns. O. tened to him with Miles on Prestige LP 7014 (1955) particularly on We must admit that some of picture of Olive Hogue that ap Common Plea's Court of Franklin tha tuna "Stable-nates." The way he bridges Miles and Coltrane HUDSON CARRY OUT WHISKEY cur cabs are in bad,shape with peared in our column last week County, Ohio, Division of Domes ia a gas. It's inconceivable that in so short a time that Paul haa Foster 0. Newlin 198 Miller Ave. CL. 8-0056 Singles — Doubles drivers that afford very ljttle and" thank you for the com*, la tic Relations in Cause No. 98686, FLOYD'S been able to reflect such a powerful influence on the bass. NOW FEATURING BRER. WINE. FOOD courtesy and owners that neg ment that I had suddenly 'grown praying for a divorce from her Broker 10.6 E. Long St. • BUT IF THE JAZZ LAYMAN will listen closely to Wilbur lect the upkeep of their cars. better looking but it se\.ms they on the grounds ot gross neglect USED CLOTHING "ERMAHDO'S MZZA" CL. 3-1345 CL. 2-4.03 | CARRY-OUT OR DELIVERY Ware, Ed Mathias, Sam Jones, George Tucker and Paul's De One of ihe biggest gripes grabbed the wrong picture . . . of duty. Said cause will be for Complete Line of Men's, • Beer • Wine • Champagne m Party Snacks ROYAL GRIU K1TCHEH troit colleague, Dough Watkins will be digested. among the users Is the personal Our apologies to Mr. Hogue. hearing on or after Jan. 21, Women's and Children's BERKELEY ROAD • Groceries • Lunch Meat*. I960.—Webster S. Lyman, Jr., Used Clothing WETE A FINE REPUTATION conversations drivers carry on Make this your Christmas pre A stirring a writer as a musician, Pan's attributes as a fa- with female passengers. Many • WELL, HERE IS hoping Atty. 12-5, 12, 19,; 1-7, 14, I960. DaUy 10 Aa M. 'til t P. M., FOR FINE FOOD * SERVICE sent to the whole family. Lovely tare leader tn Jast is unmistakable. You can always hear Paul women wonder why they are al for you the best of everything Saturday 9 A. ML 'tU 6 P. M. Dorothy Baker, whose last brick home that will adapt itself 21 SHRIMP ••POPS" ALLISON, Prop. in back of the horns playing his own hymnal Instead of the stan ways invited to sit on the front In the coming year. 474 E. Main St. known address is 313 N. Roose o the large or small family. Side 752 E. Long St. CL. 2-9177 dard 2-4-8-12 rhythm dissonances. Perhaps in Jats we wouldn't IN A BASKET velt Ave., Casa Grande, Arizona, Floyd Moran, Prop. lall to save wear and tear on the LIQUOR call Paul an actual neo-fundamentalist such as Percy Heath or will take notice that on Dec. 8, living room. Close to bus and Beer • Wise . Tommy Potter but bis time is early and strange as It seems, he's 1959, Louis Baker filed his peti shopping. CaU for appointment. G* Fish • French Fries VILLAGE TAVERN Edna Morcland, CL. 2-4785. still in the process of learning.- Learning? Since Paul's depar GEORGE'S GARAGE tion in the Common Pleas Court Cube Steaks 12(9 MT. VEBNON AVB. Complete Service On All Makes of Cars R. G. DENMEAD & CO. GRILL c Columbia... O. ture from Miles he has been working mostly with Donald Byrd, of Franklin County, Ohio, Divi Food, Beer To Carryout THEY SAID:- Expert Automatic Transmission Service sion of Domestic Relations, in Realtors Champion * Mt. Vernon CL. 2-0300 RAT REDMAN. Prep. Serving tbe People a. and Jackie McLean and Benny Golson In the Apple. CA. 4 1249 CA. 4-9295 j Around Polnderter Village George Branson, Prop. 20 Years Experience Cause No. 98747, praying for a But BEER, WINE GOOD FOOD Eventually, when the time arrives that the rhythm sections 867 N. 20th St. CL. 3-1198 divorce from her on the grounds ONE FLOOR PLAN, 5 rooms, 2- Open 7AM.- Close 1 P. tt. begin ta receive their just dessrts, Paul Chambers will be one of Daily 8 A. M. to 10 P. M. of wilful absence tor more than Couldn't Be Done CHESTER E. WHITE. Opt. car carport, patio, gas fur the bass-lc reasons. one year last past. Said cause Lady Elizabeth Is Doing Itt nace, wall-to-wall carpeting. will be for hearing on or after Nationally Advertised Between Graceland Shopping Jan. 23, 1960 Frank W. Hum Center and Worthington. OASIS Season's Greetings phrey, Att'y. 12-12, 19, 26, 1959, RANGE $10,000. Down payment re Southern Tea To Members and Friends 1-2, 9, 16, 1960. quired. Terms can be arrang 9 DOUBLES - 3 YEARS OLD and CIRCLE BAR & GRIU ed. AM. 2-0107 between 2-3 and LIQUOR • BEER * WINE Room CALDWELL POST B490 CANTEEN Refrigerator after 8 p. m. Served In A Congenial Atmosphere mUet Yarn, Pri«nd» H«r« Gross Return $17,900 LAND CONTRACT Chicken Dinnen Every And The VFW Band at Competent 2292 MARGARET ST. 941 MT. VERNON AVE. Sunday Home Fried Piei 147. Lexington Ave. Columbus, Ohio Absolutely Our COST1 18 apartments, each has 2 bedrooms, living room, Be glad to show you .hi„ attrac Our New Cocktail Lounge Will Be Open Soon 618 E. LONG ST. "Live" Band Entertainment Thurs. Thru Sun. when bought with any Home Cooked Pies kitchen, dinette, tile bath, gas heat, full basement, tive 2-story frame, large 6-room Thurs., Fri., Sat. 8:30 P. M., Sun. 6 P. M. home. Automatic gas heat. Mrs. Plate Lunches, Featuring Arthur (Mr. Blues) Truhart, trombone; Linotype 3 - ROOM Sandwiches range and refrigerator. Large lota. Located west of heridan, CL. 889179 or CL. 2-8318 • Bill Ballinger, Guy Johnson, "Smitty" singing R. G. DENMEAD A CO. "Oh, Marie" and "Sloe" Gilchrist Cleveland, 1700 North. Minimum of maintenance, GROUP CA 4-4249 Realtors CA. 4-9293 FIRST*-LAST aluminum siding, perfect condition. Cash required, Operator GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY!!! FROM Open Under New For Members and Your Guests! $40,000. Net* 10*% after all expenses including Needed immediately. Must Samuel D. Hooker Management No Door! No Cover! First Come—First Served! be able set a galley of clean CHANCE principal and interest payments. For details call $297 Real Estate type per hour. Weekly Paymenta as low as $2.75 Week Itl Mt Vernon Ave. LIQUOR * BEER e FOOD ® PIZZA IHE BLUE GOOSE Walter Lewis, Comm. Howard Lowe, Set. QM AM. 7-8728. publication in one of fastest 1205. Mt. Vernon Aye. Howard Adams, Canteen Mgr. Clara Shepherd, Chef growing cities in Ohio. Five- CL. $-4331 Col's CL. $-$•» DANCING EVERY NITE Wine - Beer - Food day work week. Liberal LADY Music and Dancing Serve, or Carryout Starting .salary. Wire, write SENTINEL auoecriptto. The following joke is reported to be popular in Russia where ELIZABETH rates ara one year. $6 SO) Dally 1 A. M.-l A. M. L T. FLORENCE AND ASSOCIATES or call Edward L. Moore, Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday Kile the press prints only stories favorable to Communism: One Rus P. O. Box 629, Columbus 16, 281 E. Whittier KI-3-7495 six months, $3.50. Mail Rogers it Kline, Prop's ISO E. Gay St. CA. 8-8841 Open Daily 9-9 fat M 1478 OAK ST. at MILLER AVE. CL. 2-0287 sian asks another, "What's new in the paper today?" And the CLearbrook 8-7416. subscriptions 3ENT ANY WHERE. answer comes back, **The date." . •• • UH»aa H.»maa.Jt.a«V«aft-a*aaaW __ •BBB? ilflilp. H&&m**^%nmm*?. \ SATURDAY, JANUARY 2. I960 PAGE ai PAGE 20 THE OHIO SENTINEL gATIlRDAY. JANUARY 2, 1960 THE OHIO SENTINEL Among other Items to report ny Sinclair are home tor the for the younger people In her Christmas with his parents, Mr. Vernon theatre, at • party giv son spent Christmaa In India basement with her granddaugh is that the "Blue Goose" Is be holidays from Wilberforce . . . and Mrs. Japp Rowe . . . The en by Mayor PhiUip G. Mauger. napolis with daughter and ter Carolyn as hostess. grandson of Mr. Johnson . . . ing dismantled by Don Payne. Airman 2/C Richard Turner is Ben Carter American Legion Men responsible for distributing home for a 30 day leave from MT. VERNON HIGHLIGHTS Miss daberilla Lewis wishes to The "Goose" in its heyday made • RECENT visitors of Mr. Auxiliary gave baskets and toys the goodies were Messrs. Rich Viewpoints From Hi-Point bis tour of duty with the, Air thank patrons for helping make much history! , . . Sunday and Mrs. Robert I. Jackson were to families. Jr. Auxiliary gave ard Wright and Frank Glover. By Thomas G. Wall Force. Richard has completed Phone: EXpresa 2-0268 her Christmas a very happy one. schools of both churches had Mr. and Mrs. Vernic Howard favora to Memorial and Mercy an overseas tour of Casablanca, By Mrs. Mildred Butler • 303 N. Jefferson SL The 20th Century club is hold The community wishes to ex • BELLEFONTAINE.—Many subscribers have been wonder successful Christmas exercises. and daughters, Yellow Springs. hospitals and Hannah Browning N. Africa, and-upon termination ing its Christmas party Tuesday press sympathy to Mrs. Albert ing what happened to this column. Well, we have been up to our Children performed nicely and Presently, the Jocksons are en of his leave will report for duty Home. at Youth Center from 2 to 4 Johnson at the passing^ of her ears in work preparing for the holiday season. Nevertheless, at were well rewarded for their joying tHe arrival home of their MT. VERNON.—-Mr. Mike W. Duckworth of Oberlin college at Ellsworth Air Fotjce Base, S. p. m, All children are invited. brother, Mr. William Marcus tempts have been made to report the news, but they were too late efforts. son-in-low nnd daughter, War spent Christmas holidays with his parents,.Mr. and Mrs. Charles • BEN CARTER Post 349 for publication. Hereafter we will do better. Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. John Mitchell, of Charleston, W.- Va. An annual gathering at the rant Officer and Mrs. Gordon Duckworth Sr., Scyar rd. . . . Mr and Mrs. Russell Taylor were gave candy to children at Shines There has been a multitude of home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles • THE famUy of Mrs. Nettie Riley, and their children from Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank White of Elm st. things going on, but first let us noon. For once tills reporter Banks, Powell, on Christmas Warwick gathered on Dec. 20 to upstate N. York. Gordon is a Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott ~ was in their corner, and nothing join the "Quarterbacks" in re was enjoyed by friends and honor Mrs. Warwick on her 84th career man with USAF. On and Dorothy Vaughn of Colum she departed by plane to spend contrary will be said as to how ! family of Mrs. Ida Hicks. Pres birthday. Present to participate Dec. 31 the Jacksons will have bus were Christmas dinner the New Year with her brother- joicing over the victory the Colts OUR DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY decisive and groat the victory ent were the Earle Hicks, the in the celebration were Misses In their home their children and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. brought us last Sunday after- was. Henry Hicks, the O. L. (Dick) Mary Warwick, Dayton, and their families for a holiday re Bass . . . Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Paul Clark, of Santa Monica, Canes, Mrs. Jean Howell and Zcrclda Warwick, Glcncoe, 111., union ... In our home on Christ Payne and daughter Gene spent Cal. sons and Mr. Edgar Harper . . . Mrs. Violet Daniels, Chicago, mas day we were recipients of Christmas »n Columbus with Miss Patricia Glover of Ypsi- Mr. and Mrs. Mac Bethel and Mrs. Josephine Reed and daugh glad tidings from Piqua by way Mr. and Mrs. James Payne and lonti, Mich., high school student, children visited Mrs. Bethel's ter:. Sue and Linda, Mr. and of my dad, Leslie C. Wall, my family. Other guests of the is spending the holidays with her EARN MONEY!! mother, Mrs. Avis Lewis, Mrs. -Howard Payne and daugh. nephew, and his wife and daugh James Payne family wero Mr. mother, MTS. Margurite Martin. Springfield . . . Mrs. Ernestine tcrs Carol and Sandra, Mr, and ter, Richard, Janet and Lisa and Mrs. Frank Trimble of New . . . Mr. Joseph Brooks Sr. and Davis and granddaughter and Mrs. William Warwick and Ann Wall. Dad surprised us ark. Mr. Joseph Brooks Jr., both of Mrs. Ruth Scott were dinner daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter with announcement of a trip in Charlottesville, Va., spent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Crump and family and Mr. Roy 1960 • • MISS Verian Simmons of MOGOLS Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Western Reserve university Is Scott and daughter Sandra on Warwick. We convey our con • • Japp Rowe and family. The Xmas day. gratulations to Mrs. Warwick An organization of barbers home spending the holidays with Brooks, formerly of Mt. Vernon, and we wish her many more . . . and beauticians of which he is a her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Law also visited with their children, • CASH WHETSEL was a Incidentally, our daughter Cas- member is planning a six week rence Simmons, E. Pleasant st. recent visitor at the Clayton Joseph, Lois and Rcgina . . . sie celebrated her 7th birthday tour of Europe. Their tour will . . . Mrs. Wanda Hunt of Day Mr. and Mrs; Walter Ward of GOING OUT Scotts' . . . The Hassel families Dec. 23. be initiated with a spring meet of Owen, Paul Jr. and Karl ton spent Christmas with her Dayton spent a few days with ing in Florida, then they will Mrs. Ethel Hammond, the moth Dean Sr. spent a portion oT the Paying a surprise visit to the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank enplane to N. York for a bon Glover. The following Sunday er of Mrs. Ward ... Mr. Mark holiday with their parents, Mr. Clayton Rheas on Christmas Eve voyage on the SS U. S. to Lo and Mrs. Paul Hassel Sr., Rush- Ryuse of Mansfield spent the were Mr. and Mrs. David Smith Harve, France, from which Christmas holiday with his son, ylvanla . . . Mr. and Mrs. Char and daughters, Port Clinton . . . point they will return home. les Hassel and daughters Con Mr. Mark Ryuse Jr., and fam OF BUSINESS Messrs. Elmer and George My wife and children were in nie, Sheryl and Nancy were din Uy. Clark traveled to Indianapolis Columbus this past week visit ARROW ner guests of Misses Gretna and Sell The to visit their respective daugh ing Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Mc- • MR. AND .MRS. Harry ENTIRE STOCK OF FINEST CLOTHING Edna and Messrs. Orville and ters, Mrs. Theodore Simpson Ginnis Sr., their parents and ShirtaandTtea Glover and children of Dayton Alva Hassel on Christmas. and Denise Clark . . . Mr. and grandparents, respe c t i v o 1 y. Thanks—6 N. High spent Christmas with their par AND HABERDASHERY SACRIFICE. REG. TO 10.98 . Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will Mrs. Wayne Stockton and daugh They also visited friends and Ed Bailjy ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glov REG. TO 27.50 Ohio Dem>sey during the holiday ter Anne were in Lima last Sun other relatives . . . Also visit •—h. Uttk How I* Ik* Wt—* er, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mc- day to visit the Robert Banks. ing Columbus over the Christ CttwikM, Oble Lathern of the city . . . Mr. Don SWEATERS SUBURBAN GOATS David and daughters Donna Mi* Mr. Stockton envisioned a plane mas weekend were Mr. and Mrs. ald Glover of Columbus spent chele and Dona Marie, Spring trip to Baltimore to view the James George and son Danny. the holidays with^his parents, j 10.8CT Sentinel! The Georges were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glover and field. Mrs. Dempsey received Giants-Colts game . . . The j In .ill ISMIIU. < i.T'l'ir •.%» .i/i' Mrs. George's mother, son-in- family. Orlons, wools and blends. word of the passing of her Year Round Garden club recent DOCTOR Boat neck, crew and ski J lrlil<-"irtj(«. In l»i .uiiiHil (.«! niece, Mrs. Charles Henry Park law, daughter and their chil I li-rR» ..nil hf.itlit i i 'i- -• ly entertained their families at Mrs. Sarah Parker, Ohio av., designs. Colorful pat er, the former Audrey Ponds. dren, Mrs. Bessie Haynes and W.M.I i|dilt lii» .1 I '• a turkey dinner in the home of visited with relatives in Cincin terns. Also balkier knits (all or Write The Mrs. Parker, known to many in Mr. and Mrs. Everett Coleman, I -, |.HII..I, slsli-v Owl. r \. ijt«i Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bayless, nati. . . . Miss Audrey Holt, a —S-M-L. •Liu. tit riniitwi (rum >i/< - Sentinel Distributor this area, was buried on Dec. 24. W. Mansfield. In attendance respectively . . . The.Carl Enos- X-2K'$ student of A-T college of N. es entertained out ' of town 36 t<> ti; We express our regrets. were 62 people. Mrs. Bayless Carolina, is spending the holi VALUES TO 5.00 Nearest You! guests over the holidays includ ADDITION: 1200—REG. TO *-.^o Miss Carol Reed and Mr. Dan afforded a place ot amusement 294 242 930 days with her parents, Mr. and ing Mrs. Enos' father, Rev. Lon- Mrs. Charles Holt . . . Mrs. Holt REG. TO 9.98 DRESS SKiRTS nie L. Nelson, Chicago, and her 784 417 193 Men's Sport Shirts SUBTRACTION: is a patient of Mercy hospital 3 FOR Men's Dress Slacks FREE INFORMATION cousin, Mrs. Cleophas Brown, with pneumonia, but is recover 2.59 »£•• Columbus Office: Gary, who is the mother of Miss 1.94 5.75 480 ing . . Miss Lorraine Holt just A beautiful selection of 4.40 White broadcloth in but 690 E. Long St. Doris Brown, house guest of the 94S 664 ton down eyelets and 198 returned from Mercy after a patterns and materials in I*ii;rr quality iiirn'r. Not ONE But FOUR Locations To Serve You WEEKLY PRIZES This week three prises are offered. First prize win THE FISHER ner will take first choice of prizes, second winner PEYTON'S next choice and remaining prize to third prise winner. SOHIO SERVICE STAH0KS WATER HEATER ' $10 in cash Front end alignment for passenger car at Whether your hot water Cleary est Deal Tires. Inc. 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