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_.' ^A.V? UPON YfAVE OF SLEEK» ctmtoijUwilt Cadillacs descended upon Columbus latt.vookend* as cream of midwest mobdom gathered JUDGES' in capital city to pay last respects to Melvin Clark, alleged top man in southern Ohio-norther^ Kentucky area. Above photo and picture at bot CHOICE tom off page show examples off affluence of Clark in racket world—-Pierce Photos. .. ..-J, :/IoT uec- ; ted Place STATB USE •• h* fast "'"?5_ * W LI BRART year's 15TH _ HIOH ST. "Miss COLUMBUS. OHIO Bronze Ohio" hatbinff / bfravty ***-. contest was this . pepia love ly, Judy THE OHIO! McFarland. A grain this year. Judy will be NTINEL entered in the com. petition Peopled with the .Champion backing; of Carter's Studio of •Photog VOL. 7f* No. 7 **lO SECTIONS THIS ISSUE SATURDAY. JULY 30, 1955 Haititvntcf ™ed «st Mn*toA ci*»elm**. sssttsmat tarr JulJul*y T7. 1(M1S4»9 att Past Of Acs. raphy. Cattmtfcu, Ofcla ***** Act sf March S, 1S7S. -The beau teous Co- I lumbus
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• • WEARING BANNER of Columbus' Waterfall Cafeteria in The Sentinel's third annual • "Miss Bronze Story On Page 6 WHO COULD RESIST TEMPTATION of following these Ohio" bathing charmers and many more to Edgewater pk.' next Sunday? Af beauty contest fording a sneak prevue of what's in store that afternoon are LEONTTNE PRICE (pictur will be lovely beauties Patricia Penn (left), Phyllis Green, who placed fourth ed), soprano, and William Anestine in last year's tilt, and Marva Robinson. A hint to the wise is • Mayo, a-17 usually .sufficient.—English Photo. •_ Warfield, baritone, will be year old guest artists on "The Voice of charmer who Firestone" when it is simul resides at 1349 cast over ABC-TV and radio Sigsbee av. A networks Monday. July 25, senior at from 8:30 to 8 p. m, ' Martinsville high school, she hopes to N. York First study nursing after grad- , N. YORK. .-. N. York has he- uation. come the first state to forbid "Teena," as GWEN .SELLERS ISN'T THE LEAST hit poor at figures. discrimination in housing which she is known MJC And that's the reason, in her language, one can follow five. receives government mortgage to her friends, Gwen, who lives at 106 N. Ohio av., Columbus* tied for fifth insurance. % The Metcalf-Baker likes swim place in The Sentinel's second annual "Miss Bronze Ohio" com bill passed the Leg islature ming and unanimously and was signed into skating. petition last year. Sunday, July 31, ahe "figures" first place law by Gov. Harriman. The law can be hers. Gwen will represent Jackie's Gay Note Record Is regarded as a most significant Shop. - . • advance. *»>»»»>.
_•.. .:*-.***. • "J SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1988 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 3 PAGE 2 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1! EX-LIQUOR AIDE WINS LIBEL SETTLEMENT AGAINST NEWSPAPER CINCIN records, the suit was settled publish, were said to be the Dept., which, la the final out the army, gained widespread NATI. — For- out of court and William A. direct eause of Phillips' re come, found no one convicted publicity from a newspaper m e r Liquor McClaln of the Berry, McClaln signing his position. Following and Allen resigning his office. chain and blossomed out as a Dept. official and White law firm says his the charge of misconduct The Even though. Phillips had playboy with an expensive car Leroy Phillips client received a substantial Sentinel learned that Phillips resigned his position he was and apartment, while refusing has won his settlement. had a heated argument with subsequently eharged with ac to care for a wife and two 850,008 libel The .articles Phillips said former enforcement chief Ed cepting a bribe from a -Cleve children. ' salt against libeled and slandered him ap ward Allen who preferred land operator of a liquor es Morrison was also under in Mrs. Mary peared In the May 5 and 25 charges against Phillips. tablishment. dictment in Cincinnati for con Andrews, for Issues of the Independent In Before the charges could be In a sensational and dra tributing to juvenile delin mer publisher 1854. They accused Phillips ef presented to Anthony Rutkow- matic trial he was acquitted quency. of the Cincin misconduct even though he skl, department head, Phillips of the eharge but almost suf In winning the libel case nati Indepen was not named directly. resigned for the "good of the fered * nervous breakdown Phillips has closed the chapter Phillip* dent.' Accord The articles, which other department." because of the mental anguish on the case and stands com ing to court Ohio Negro payers refused to The situation grew oat of a of standing a court trial. pletely exonerated. political year that featured so- The Instigator of the char He has not announced what called scandals in the Liquor ges, William Morrison, now In his future plans will be. Capsuling The News UP-TO-THE- MINUTE NEWS ITEMS OF STATE Clark's Girl Believed AND NATIONAL INTEREST Compiled From Associated Negro Press News Service Releases Eyewitness/ In Hiding ASHINGTON. — Reliable sources here report dynamic and W fiery Rep. Adam C. Powell, Jr. (D, N. Y.) so strongly de OTHER STORIES, PHfOTOS ON PAGES 1-8-16 1 nounced opposition to his amendment to deny federal funds to schools maintaining segregation he provoked a physical attack A gleam of new light was shed o/i the previously reported circumstance* surround upon himself by Rep. Cleveland Bailey (D, W. Va.). Rep. Bailey ing the slaying of Melvin Clark, Wednesday, when the name of a reputed eyewitness supposedly charged Rep. Powell with seeking to destroy federal to the shooting was brought into the picture. school aid legislation by insisting on an anti-segregation amend The new information, reaching ment. The Sentinel from Cincinnati, is i ABE EVIDENCE A GOOD USE waa had by both young and old who attended 8th annual street festival at Urbancrest, July 15-16. Top right: Robert • • • this: Patterson, 82, 3481 1st a v., flanked by two of his proud granddaughters, Esther L. Cummerlander, 8, left,-and Betty J.-Moore, 5. Mr. Patterson, a -resident at tha Clark's girl friend, Evelyn LOS ANGELES.—A grandmother was forced to carry the body Farmer, was with him at the village for over ID -fears, is retired. Ho formerly was employed at Buckeye Steel Co. Center: Mary Jane Jones, 4, daughter ef Mrs. Paxil Jones, 3828 Central av., of her stillborn grandchild around in her arms until she could de and. Janice E. sViiliams, 2, daughter of Mrs. Janice Wghar-., same address. Lady Luck had been with the attractive little tots, as prizes they are displaying will at time he was shot down on a posit it with the proper officials. The child was born dead to the parking lot at tlie rear of two test Right: Group enjoying a bit of delicious food and th.rst-quenching refreshments purchased from concessioo st*ad*. Bottom left: Sentinel newsboys, also daughter of Mrs. Constance Walker as she was being rushed .to thc plush Newport, Ky., night clubs, boosters esT the festival, down foot-long hot dogj_ Fxem kit: Charles Peter Walker. 33811st av., Jerry Curtis. 3473 Central av., and Richard Willard, 3379 1st av. hospital. When they reached Maywood hospital, attendants refer June 18. He was not armed, as Center: Mr. Patterson takes time out from making hia round* of the grounds to partake of a soft drink,' Right: Pleasant smiles on this trio's faces Were drawing red them to Gen'l hospital, where the infant's body was again re police reported, Miss Farmer Is card to their stand, where they specialized in borne fried chicken and Sloppy Joes. From left: —Ben Wallace and Alice Wallace, sisters, 3371 2nd av., and Pauline fused, and the grandmother was told to take it to the coroner's said to have told Clark's asso Qumichettr, 354*8 3rd are. Gala affair was spans or ed by Peppy Urbanetts Civic club. Entire proceeds go toward erection of community center for the village. Mrs. office. Maywood hospital was blamed for not accepting the body ciates. Mary Tester hr presiifcnt, Joyce Feaster secretary and Janet Peake treasurer.—Combs Photos. and transporting it to the coroner in an ambulance. She further was said to have • * m revealed that Clark was am BATON BOUOE, La.—Police here are investigating two shot bushed by one or more gunmen gun blasts, one of which injured two Negro students at Louisiana when he stepped from his car on MfSe rtirfUOX j6fttiR6l HdS Stato university, the other destroying windows in the office of the the parking lot. Miss Farmer, a American Friends Service Committee. The two graduate students, student at Cincinnati university, admitted to the state university under court order, were wounded reportedly fled fron\ the shoot Succumbs To Election by birdshot from several shotgun blasts as they crossed a.ramp ing scene under a hail of bullets. 0>. •.'»».- J..'" • f. c connecting two dormitories. University officials refused to con The picture of the killing be Lengthy Illness nect the shooting with any racial matter. gan to change early this week • •' • "•-..'-- e Of when an investigation disclosed • HAVTOW.—Mrs, __nto| hkstt- StorUmldersof The- Ohio Sen . WASHINGTON^—Congress was urged last week to make a full that Miss Farmer had suddenly dox, 58, 738 W. 5t_ sf~ smrcurab- tinel Psssss—Im*jS$ Co., lac, held scale investigation of working conditions now being imposed upon disappeared from her home and ed? te a fcngtby jBurn &__rday their annual meeting Friday. employees of railroad companies. Request was made by Cong. had not showed up at her place EARL HOWARD PUGH, 27 YEAR OLD ex-convict, second ia Chicago. Officers elected were Edmund Adam Clayton Powell (D, N. Y.) as result of a survey he recently of employment from left, imprisoned in Illinois state pen for 17 years for crime he did not commit, was handed check for $51,000. Awarded A aa—-e of SL Garafinav she B. Paxtoss, president; Edward L. conducted on employment conditions in the industry, Powell as Further investigation revealed had resided in Dayton some 38 Moore, Jr., vice president, and serts that he made the study at requests of Richard N. Smith, in that even though she was seen huge sum by Illinois Legislature, Pugh, former Memphis youth, years. She was a Inagtisne mem Annie R. Moore, secretary-treas ternational vice president of Hotel and Restaurant Employees and in Columbus Friday, she did not was 20 at time he was sentenced for murder. It was later proven ber ei. the usher beard at Beth- urer. Bartenders Internat'l union, AFL, which represents 90 percent of attend Clark's funeral Saturday. he did not commit the crime. Pictured with Pugh are, seated, essta Temple, Members of the Board ot Di the nation's railroad dining car workers. This action waa taken as an in left .to right: Gov. William Stratton. who signed bill awarding Survivors arc her husband, rectors are Dr. R. E. Bland, • •_ *•- dication that the 20 year old girl, money, and State Sen. Fred J. Smith, who led fight to have bill Irsia; a daughter. Cbris._«e AmoS H. Lynch, Russell A. Jack CHICAGO.—Although not one of the passengers on ill-fated out of fear for her life, is hiding passed In Legislature. Standing: Piugh'a attorney, George N, PMBjps; mother. Mrs. Mary son, Annie R. Moore, Edmund Braniff airliner that crashed last week at Midway airport, a Chi out with friends in Columbus or Leighton, who led. fight for Pugh's freedom; Pugh, Theo PenU Grant; four sisters. Mrs. Mary B. Paxte—* jobn.B. Combs and cago woman was counted among those seriously injured in the Mas-ton. €—ieago; Mrs. Sophia in Cincinnati. . _- ing, administrative assistant to state treasurer, and Cyrus Coul Dayton Erby. . -', tragic accident which claimed 22 lives. Victim of freak accident, Perhaps this report accounts ter, of Illinois Commerce Commission.—Photo By Winfred Helm Russell. Nashville; Mrs. Saffie only colored person hurt, Mrs. Sarah Ellis was blown from her Baxter. Xhuon\ S. C. and Mrs. for the appearance of several for Associated Negro Press. automobile by impact of the crash. members of the Newport mob at Hattie Young. AsheviBe. N. C, Fantasy Performed • • • aad a brother, James Gist, De Clark's funeral who were said to troit. Witt (e_*er As Star RICHMOND, Va. — Some liberal white ministers in Virginia have been on unfriendly terms have run into trouble with some of their members over integra with the slain numbers baron. faafas- were Friday Bern LONDON. — (ANP). -- Edric Continue Search For Beth* ml i Temple with EMer CAST IN FAMILIAR SOLES OF CO-EMCEES for tlie Sentinel's anntial summer festival and tion. Most of the ministers are Presbyterians. One of the first to Meanwhile, Frank (S c r e-w) Conner, one of the stars of "Jazz meet stiff opposition from his congregation was Rev. William A. Andrews, confessed slayer of canty contest are. from left, Dave Anthony, Eunice Wood and Eddie J. Colston. This Train,"' starred recently in the waa as Greencastle cemetery. year's e_arava«a~ni wiU be held Sunday, July 31, at Edj,'<-water pk. Abbott, pastor of the Presbyterian church in Berryville, Va. Clark, was released from jail production of "The Green Pas earn Monday, after he had been re Mt. Vernon Av. Gunman tures." ATLANTIC CITY.—A white student will be one of the recipi arrested late last week. The play was presented by the ents of 81000 college scholarship, to be awarded by the Elks in their At the time of his arrest last Columbus police were continuing their search late Wednesday Rose Bniford Training College oratorical contest. Robert H. Johnson, grand exalted ruler of Elks, week, he claimed self-defense, for the wild gunman who shot and wounded four persons shortly Bias AmendmeBt of Speech and Drama. announced scholarship will go to William Lisenmeyer of Phoenix, contending that Clark fired at before midnight at 20th st. and Mt. Vernon av. Thursday. Coo—er provided muedcal ef Ariz. him first. The gunman, known only aas ______fects for the play wheh has been • • • Drive Efforts termed a great success. He is "Duke," reportedly shot Donald 29, 83 Lexington a v., were called by critics the most out COLUMBIA, S. C. — Appointment of Simon E. Sobeloif to Williams, 25, 325 Woodland av., struck by bullets in the hip and standing Negro* actor Britain fourth circuit court of appeals has been denounced by S. Carolina while he was talking to his ankle,- respectively. Gov. George Bell Timmerman as "a slap in the face to the south." Citizenship Day has seen in a decade. brother, Sam, 23, same address. All victims were reported re lie Stepped Up Tim merman said appointment of Sobeloff, advocate of integration, A bullet from the gunman's N. YORK.—With the. House by Pres. Eisenhower is "political chicanery" and "an insult to the .25 calibre automatic struck the covering. education and labor Committee nation's intelligence." Program Slated older brother in Jo thigh, while According to police, the Wil THE OHIO StHIINEl • * • voting out a federal a'd to school "THE PEOPLE'S CHAMPION'* Representatives of Columbus the younger man was wounded liams brothers were arguing WASHINGTON.—Cong. Powell (D, N. Y.) charged the U. S. in the left side of the stomach. construction bill without an anti- Establish*)) jsuse" 1, IMS. Publl.bc.-: patriotic, civic and other organi with Duke, and the two women segregation amendment, the NA _cl> ***** ** ***) Cast —»!•* 5tr».t by government, particularly Dept. of Agriculture, with "making zations have attended an initial Mable Hughes, 27. 1261 Atche were merely walking past when Th* Okie S.ntin.l Pulili.htint Co.. Co criminals" out of the people of Puerto Rico. The government, he ACP this week intensified its ef- lumbua 3, Ohio. meeting to prepare for the 17th son St., and Mildred Franklin, the shooting started. forts to have such an amend Sabscriptloa Rstssi Oas V_r **-SO| said, has created artificial unemployment in Puerto Rico by keep annual Citizenship day honoring Sis Monlh.i SS.80. ing the sugar quota down to the 1836 level and refusing to let ment approved when the bill Nsti—st _»—tUlof rcpraaantaUvai new citizens naturalized during reaches the floor of the-House. i.iiinii aMiiiiiH. __, >. mt. ****, Puerto Ricans refine 80 percent of what they produce. the past year in the area. Ohio Sentinel Summer Festival Coupon l_e NAACP-spoRsared amend *•**. cn*. N. r. -•• • e * Dwight A. Swisher, chairman ment to bar federal aid to se MILFORD, Del.—Rabble rousing Bryant Bowles, president of of Citizenship day, announced gregated schools was introduced the Nat'l Ass'n for Advancement of White People," called it quits the annual program this year nr thc eonnnittee by Rep.-Stuy- and resigned as head of the anti-integration organization. Bowles, will be held at 3:30 Sept. 11, at who founded the NAAWP shortly after the supreme court ruled SAVE 25c vesaat W__wrrght BODY OF MELVIN E. CLARK lies in state in an expensive bronse casket virtually surrounded by abundance of beautiful flowers. See story. —Pierce Photo. 10,000 Remains By JOHN B. COMBaW S - •• •'' - Columbusitee ware • real-lif© picture of n big- time racketeer's funeral Sat urday when hundreds of un derworld characters con verged on the city to pay their respects ton slain member of their fraternity. The unique—tribute was paid Melvin E. Clark, who reigned as overlord of southern Ohio's and northern Kentucky's lucrative numbers racket before he was cut down by a hall ot bullets on a Newport, Ky., parking lot the night of July 18. The 40 year old numbers king was accorded a grand sendoff by members of the underworld society as they ''whooped it up" in famous night spots In the city. It was a strange way of mourning the death of a friend, but they contended Clark would have had it no other way. As the bullet-riddled body of the former Columbus shop work er lay in state from Friday un til Saturday afternoon at the Whittaker funeral parlor, it was viewed by an estimated 10,000 */ spend most of my evenings cowing social events " gays magazine persons. Included in -the long line of editor Gem Major. "So I do a lot of my smoking at night. Luckies strange faces were many of the not only taste better during ihe working day, but right on through dead man's trends and asso ciates from Cincinnati, Dayton. the working evening. Believe me, ifs a blessing to have a smoke thai Newport, Cleveland and Detroit. tastes just as fresh in the wee hours as it does at breakfast time: .And lt was also reported that many of them were friends of Lu dries taste better, fat of all, because they're made of fine Frank (Screw) Andrews, con tobacco—and because "If a Toasted" to taste better... cleaner, fessed slayer of Clark. An embankment of flowers PALLBEARERS FOB MELVIN CLARK'S funeral, assisted was buried in Columbus, his hometown. See story. — Pierce fresher, smoother. Next time, light up a Lucky yourself 1 by Funeral Dir. Franklin Whittaker (center), descend with cas 8558553 On Page IS ket from Mrs. D. A. Whittaker and Sons funeral home. Clark Photo. lUCKIES TASTE BITOR-dsoiier, AssW, Swath s -BAM, mmi ee c&vvC.w • \mm%g 0eesnmse* assmmufa _w, suneee*m_« < I ADD j 0. BOX H (OiUMBUS | Q. I FRIENDS, SOMjE ENEMIES AND THE MORBIDLY CURIOUS jam Hamilton av. and Long st in front of Whittaker funeral home in Columbus Saturday after- «__e___B____9B H——— 1L »_a»»s»m^e*m**n**M****mt**,—_—_._ __niu.__ - _ _J*? . noon during final rites for Melvin Clark, See story.—Pierce Photo. »**A-\* *iVv'~V--Vvr.'V«-V;V.-.V. .•.'.V.\V.V:'.V.*»V-.V.V.V/.Y»-iYi \ *-.' . - • ' " '. i .•:.-:... i >• n a I i - ... I .-...-•- PAGE 6 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. JULY 30. ISSS SATURDAY. JULY 30, IPCS THE OHIO SENT.*?!,: PAGET SEVEN CITIES REPRESENTED IN'MISS BRONZE OHIO' CONTEST The Sentinel's annual beauty day-long festival. Revue of beau Sylvia Blair, Schiff's Shoe Store, Lemmon's Drug Store, 1637 Mt 740 E. Long st; Rosa Reynolds, contest wiii have some 40 ties starts at 4 p. m. Vernon av. Club Regal, 772 E. Long st; 1050 Mt. Vernon av.; Bertlle Anestine Mayo, Waterfall Cafe charmers seeking the title, Contestants and sponsors: Clark, Southern Tea Room, 618 Nancy Kendrick, Ebony Beau JU1Y 31 "Miss Bronse Ohio, 1965" at Marva Robinson, Latham's ty Salon, 881 Mt Vernon av.; teria, 897 Mt Vernon av.; Pa Edgewater pk., Sunday, July 31. Diner, 317 Hosack st; Gwendo E. Long st; Carole Young, Betty Jane Hope, Whaley's Bar tricia Long, Culpepper Realty Seven cities will be represented. lyn Sellers, Jackie's Gay Note Owen's Haberdashery, 1068 Mt. ber Shop, 614 E. Long st; Caro Co., 885 E. Long st; Peggy Ann Gates open at 1 p. m. for the Record Shop, 287 Miami av.; Vernon av.; Joiyce Gibson, lyn Reynolds, Apex Recreation, Thompson, Mooney Laundry, 863 Mt Vernon av. Saundra Calloway, Ball Press HAMILTON RD. HAMILTON RD. HAMILTON RD. Printers, 1030 E. Long st.; Iris r>J___id Tabler, Quality Cleaners, 882 E. Long st; Sherlene AHender, C. and G. Carryout, 879 E. Long St.; THE OHIO SENTlHEl Judy McFarland, Carter's Stu dio, 1020 E. Long st.; Lindsey SUMMER FESTIVAL Marlene Mitchell, University Auto Sales, 1086 Cleveland av.; OHIO SENTINEL'S Edith Marie Clay, C a r t e r's Dairy Treet, 860 Mt. Vernon av. Gretchen Beasley, Pepsi-Cola THIRD ANNUAL Bottling Co., 448 E. Livingston av.; Ollie Diggs, Byrd and Son % S. NELSON RD. «j 8. NELSON RD. Auto Laundry, 234 Cleveland av.; Maxine Henderson, Shaw Jewelers, 142 S. High st.; Patri AND.... . ^ (si cia , Penn, Mallory's Grocery, 1576 Woodford av.; Pauline • - C Dukes, Jerry's Auto Parts, 977 N S} 3 Mt Vernon av.; Charlene Rob s inson, Featherstone's Confec ... w tionery, 45$ N. 18th st Patsy Thomas, Johnny's Mar ket 1032 E. Long st; Viola W Thomas, Novelty Food Bar, 741 BROAD E. Long st; Phyliss Greene S. HIGH ST. (Delaware), Speedy Cleaners, A HIGH 1210 Mt. Vernon av.; Sharon Turner (Springfield), Sully's EDGEWATER PR-, scene of The Sentinel's third annual Summer Festival and "Miss Bronze Ohio" bathing Loan Office, 1063 Mt Vernon beauty revue, is located on Hamilton rd., just about two miles south of Livingston av. Principal connecting av.; Mary Kay Artis (Beliefon- roads to Hamilton are Broad st, Main st., and Livingst on av. Free parking space for more than 600 cars is taine), Hi-Point Elks Lodge, provided on the park grounds. Belief ont nine; Reva Ochicr (Ashland),' Bell's Radio and TV SHAW ' Service, 331 N. 20th st; Lynn JEWELERS Lee, Curtiss Credit Store, 1012 chose a living Mt Vernon av. Free Bus Ride Entries un assigned at Sentinel gem in stately BRONZ Maxine edition time include Dolores Festival Offer Henderson Payne, Rose . Blount (Dayton), to wear its Ida Brown, Harriett Underwood Free transportation wiU banner when (Urbana), Beverly Stewart . be provided to Edgewater some 40 beige (Dayton), Barbara Jean White. pk. for The Sentinel's sum beauties vie mer festival and "Miss for the title Bronse Ohio" bathing beau of "Miss College Women To '\ v ty revne Sunday, July 31. Bronze ,' Bases win leave from Ohio," Sun Neel In Philadelphia . this newspaper's offices, 698 day, July 31, PHILADELPHIA. — (ANP).— E. Loag st, at 1:38, 2:15, S at Edge- aad 1:45 p. m., and will re water pk. The 32nd annual conference . of turn at 18, 16:15 and 11:88 Maxine the Nat'l Ass'n of College Wom p. m. aad 12:15 a. m. calls Co en will meet here for a four-day Passenger aceemm e d a- lumbus session Aug. 18-20. tions are on a first come, home and Delegates from 29 states and first serve basis. No reser lives at 296 45 branches are expected in at vations will be made. Monroe av. tendance at convention, which will have its headquarters in the Drondwood hotel. _ BEAUTY REVUE Included in scheduled activi ties are panel discussions on the FESTIVAL PRIZES WORTH IN EXCESS OF 2 GRANDstatu s of integration, discussion Prizes, valued in excess of of the announced White House SOUTH ON SEVENTH—Westinghouse Pe Thigpen Pharmacy, 862 E. Long conference on education and te $2000, will be awarded when The ter Pan miniature portable ra stT; Kodak Holiday camera by Tickets for this drawing are Sentinel stages Its summer fes being issued by merchants chniques in human relations, a dio by David Lyle, Inc., 3250 N. Av. Pharmacy, 881 Mt. Vernon reception by the hostess branch, tival and "Miss Bronze Ohio" High st; portrait certificate by av.; gift bottle of Bouquet Len- whose advertisements appear in beauty revue at Edgewater pk. the centerfold of this edition. a tour of the city, and a theatre HAMILTON ROAD Pierce's Studio. theric Tweed by Tyler's Drugs, party. Every contestant, early com SIXTH—Three-speed Phonola 20th and Mt. Vernon; hair style PARK ers to the park grounds and two phonograph by Anthony Music certificate by DeBonnaire Beau lucky youngsters will share in Co., 2391 N. High st; portrait ty Shoppe, ,954 E. Long st; Socho In Rio the giveaway. certificate by Carter's Studio. Sketch picnic kooler by Rey- FAM Meeting N. YORK.—(ANP).—Rio ia ell Star attraction Is the week- FIFTH — 17-Jewel DelBona nelds Hardware, 814 Mt. Vernon GatesOpe n 1 P. M. • Contest 4 P. M. * Dancing 9 P. M. -1 A. M long, expenses paid vacation at wrist watch by Levison's, 50 E. ev.; hat by Ursel Lwis; floral for petite Olga James, the little Lord Calvert hotel, Miami, Long st; portrait certificate by bouquet by Bryce Florist 708 E. Af Wilberforce singer who was such a big hit as which "Miss Bronze Ohio, 1855" Pierce's Studio. Long st.; portrait certificate by "Cindy Lou" in the movie Car will receive. FOURTH — 17-Jewel Benrus Pierce's Studio. The 106th annual grand com men Jones. • Now singing at the exclusive Awards, in order of presenta wrist watch by Curtiss Credit Each of the top 10 contestants munication of the Most Worship tion: Store, 1012 Mt Vernon av.; por ful Prince Hail grand lodge of Copacabana Palace hotel in Rio also will receive a pair of re De Janiro, Olga has taken Rio TENTH—RCA Victor phono trait certificate by Carter's Stu served seats to "Holiday on Ice Ohio, Free and Accepted Ma graph by Ferguson and Grace dio. sons, will convene at Central by storm. Originally her con of '58" courtesy of Ben Co-wall tract called for a two week ap TICKETS Music Co., 854 N. High St.; por THIRD — 17-Jewel Ladies Promotions, Inc., 16 E. Broad State college, Wilberforce, Aug. trait certificate by Carter's Stu "Dainty" wrist watch in yellow 7, «. 9. pearance in Rio. But she was St., and a set of four cocktail such a tremendous hit the i"*18' M dio, 1020 E. Long st gold by Gary's Jewelers, 3 E. glasses courtesy Calvert Distill Divine services In the stadium NINTH—P»CA Victor table ra State st.; portrait certificate by nagement held her over for an ADV.... *1 ers. at 7:30 p. m. Sunday, Aug. 7, other month. dio by Good Housekeeping Shop, Pierce's Studio. Calvert Distillers has arrang will inaugurate the schedule of 76 180 S. High st; portrait certifi SECOND—Longine - Wittnauer ed through The Sentinel to pre activities. The grand lodge will GATE....*. cate by Pierce's Studio, 117 "Minuet Bracelet" wrist watch sent all contestants an engraved officially open at 8 a. m. the fol Hamilton av. by Shaw Jewelers, 142 S. High loving cup, 4% in. replica of the lowing morning, Monday, Aug. How Judges Select T I i W » -'rf-Ttrtii EIGHTH — Philco transitone st; hat by Ursel Lewis, 1140 huge cup which goes to the win 8, and continue until close of (TAX INCLUDED) clock-radio by Spicer's Furni Hildreth av.;' portrait by Car ner, as a lasting memento of business Tuesday, Aug. 9. ture Co., 985 Mt. Vernon av.; Contest Winners ter's Studio. participation in the exciting Through the joint efforts of the portrait certificate by Carter's FIRST-Expenses paid vaca A board of five judges Studio. contest. general grand lodge committee wfil be charged with the tion at Lord Calvert hotel and . • • • and officials of the college, fa task of selecting "Miss Children engraved loving cup by Calvert THIS CHRISTMAS in July cilities of the school will be Bronse Ohio of 1855." Ihey Distillers; diamond ring by spirit wilf shower gifts on many placed at the disposal of those will base their selections on Beauty Contestants Sully's Loan Office, 1063 Mt. others partaking of the funfest in attendance. Social activities the following points: Under 12 FREE Vernon av.; "Surprise Gift-Pale'' commensurate with the occasion FBOM LEFT: Jimmy Stevens, Teal Kaye, Gran Stevens. Three hundred bronze replicas Points Advance Tickets On Sale Rehearse Saturday by Richard's Jewelers, 173 N. of the George Washington Car have been planned. Personality 20 High st; jeweled compact by FREE SERVICE T8 PARK At Sentinel Office. 690 • ver memorial coin will be given L. B. Henderson, grand mas Poise 28 Contest Dir. Jean Robin Morrey Jewelers, 114 N. High early comers and a brand new, ter of Prince Hall Masons of Figure 28 E. Long St., Until Last son announces final re- st; Six-Pakhosiery kit by Mode 1055 deluxe model Columbia bi Bos Leaves For Park At Music By Hosiery, 1061 Mt. Vernon av.; Ohio, will play host to many dis Posture 20 Busos Leave Ohio Sentinel Office, 690 E. Long St. la e a r i a 1 for the "Miss cycle and Gym-Dandy model tinguished visiting guests includ Hair Style and Makeup . 16 3:45 P. M. Sunday! Bronze Ohio" bathing beau clothing certificate by Lee's ing Grand Masters John G. (Columbua) at 1.30, 2:15, 3;O0 and 3:45 P. M. Return Style Shop, 1011 Mt Vernon av.; kiddies' gym set will be award Suit 16 ty competition Is Saturday, ed lucky ticket holders during a Lewis, jr., of Louisiana, Charles Names of judges will be trips 10.00.10.4S and 11.30 P. M„ and 12:15 A. M. GRAN STEVENS' COMBO July 38, 7 p. m., at Spring three-way floor lamp by David's F. Williams of Tennessee, and Furniture Co., 463 S. Front St.; public drawing following pres announced at the beginning 8t. YMCA, Columbus. entation of "Miss Bronze Ohio" Alfred W. McClanahan of Wis of the contest. Evening in Paris cosmetic kit by ;contes t winners. consin. GAMES BOATING • FISHING • PONY RIDES PRIZES GALORE PAGES THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, JULY 30, ISSS SATURDAY, JULY 30, 195S THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGES FRANKLIN PK. LOOKS ALL THE lovelier with a bit of assist from shapely Gretchen Beasley, left, 311 Burt St., Columbus, one of 40 central and southern Ohio beauties promenading in The Sentinel's "Miss Bronze Ohio" bathing beauty revue, Sunday, July 31, at gdgewater pk. Rifjht: Ready for dip in Maryland pk. pool, smiling Emma Jean McDaniels makes a fetching picture. The lovely lass is ready also for "Miss Bronze Ohio" bathing beauty revue. Parade of beauties be U'l'H-l :,ir\' gins at 4 p. m. . . SPICER'S CARTER'S Dairy Treat "" \{\ proves an eye for beautiful Favor Principle Combine good furniture at the best possible prices with a staff of sales people girls by choos having a total of more than SO years of experience / . .plus the integrity of Spicer's ing 20 year old Furniture Co. and more than a score of internationally reputable manufacturers to Edith Marie Of integration back up every purchase you make ... and you come up with a store in which you can Clay for its NORFOLK, VA.-(ANP)—The have CONFIDENCE 1 entry in The first school board in Virginia Sentinel's has spoken in favor of integra Thelma M. Spicer, though serving in her present position as buyer and general third "Miss tion in principle. It is ready to manager of Spicer's for three years, has spent 12 years in the interior decorating field Bronze put this principle in operation as ... keeps abreast of all modern trends and is able to adapt Spicer's buying to the Ohio" bath soon as the state law is changed needs of Columbus and Central Ohio as we know it; - - ing beauty to make this possible. The Norfolk City School Board For instance, we know you want carefully built furniture at Jow prices. - We revue, Sun know that your varying needs require a go od selection of furnishings in all periods day, July 31. disclosed its view fallowing a recent meeting of thc members.' r* .. traditional, provincial and contemporary. We feature the best of the nationally advertised lines including: DREXEL, INTERNATIONAL, KKOEHLER, SIMMONS• SEALY and LANE ... all recognized for fine craftsmanship and true value at budget ENHANCING THIS pictures. prices. .his happy face is mine: Eunice que. outdoor scene is winsome - • .. • Walker of the Commonwealth Loan Barbara Jean White, who'll be •. -. We are equipped to handle your other household needs at Spicerjfc as well ... In TCo. at 44 E Long Street. I thought it in *lineup of beige beauts Sun stoves, rugs, linoleum, heaters and are authorized agents for CROSLEY. GENERAL might be a good idea to show you what BARBECUE Plfiday, Jul y 31, for The Sentinel's ELECTRIC, ^HILCO, WESTINGHOUSE, MAGIC CHEF, TAPPAlJy MOTOROLA, I look like in case you're shopping for a RIBS • OHIO UN third "Miss Bronze Ohio" MAYTAG/BARTON, BENDIX and SUNBEAM Appliances. loan of $25 to $1000 on signature, furni competition at Edgewater pk. ture or car . . . and want to know the PORK LOIN HAM Barbara lives at 112 S. Ohio kind of people you're dealing with when av., Columbus. ••*• ! -• . you come to Commonwealth. 1 WOOD COOKED Since 1887 we've earned a reputation for saying "why cer J tainly" very promptly to employed people. That's {because *M> HICKORY ri i • *. we believe borrowing is often the best way to solve a problem Chicago, N. York - ' X -. and because we're sold 1C0% on the honesty and good intentions of the working man and woman. '•' TAYLOR & L 5th Aves. rhslm M Decorating Secrvicc *' - Spicer Is available daily y> assist So, if you need a loan now . . . phone, write or come Receive Bulk Of homemakers in furnishing and developing color Store Hours in. Here's my address: Commonwealth Loan Co., 44 E FE. 3438 schemes for their homes without charge. Phone EVergreen 9543 for an — NEW LOCATION — Jannie Moore * • Long Street, 2 Doors West of City Parking Oarage, Phone: 6 Years in-the-store appointment. • • CApital 4-2191. First House West Low Rent Grants . Of Old Location At Spicer's -•• g Columbus, Ohio N. YORK.—(ANP)—Nearly 40 percent of the -29,509 low rent f ' • •• • ' '. ' noosing units authorized during Payment Service No down Payment is necessary at Spicer's. -^tTou Spicer's is open 60 regular shopping the past fiscal year will be lo * can charge any purchase from $2.00 up. Budget hours weekly, 9 a./m. to 6 p. m. daily; cated in N. York City and Chica terms on major purchases allow you up to 104 weeks to pay at Spicer's. go. - PETITE OLLIE DIGGS Monday and Friday evenings to 9 p. m., adds to the .scenery at Mary You deal direct! We carry our own accounts, -no finance company to N. York will get 8,230'units, land -pi*-, while prevuing the deal with! *\ , • and for the -convenience of those who while 8510 units have been con face and figure she'll display -•*";' '• • - •-.. • . • , • : . • need odd'hours for shopping, is open tracted in Chicago. All of the come next Sunday, July 31* Chicago projects will be predo a other evenings by appointment. . minantly Negro neighborhoods. and The Sentinel's third "Miss - ' •- . • .. ' . . . Bronze Ohio" contest. Ollie re Pompey A. n*li\prv Srrvtrm Spicer's delivers ewrything with our own trucks, Charles E. Slusser, public sides in Columbus at 275 S. Davis 7 MELVIN housing commissioner, announ - staffed with experienced furniture men. You will Wheatland a v. • It Years ced that 29,909 of the 35,000 units > At Spicer's be proud to have Spicer's truck stop at your door because of the prestige authorized under provisions of that goes with buying home furnishings from a store everyone can have the housing act of 1954 had been If we don't know about confidence in. * IN OUR contracted when the fiscal year CLARK ended on June 30. it we can't write about it. That "Ertra*' -?#»rvfnrs» Every piece of Spicer's furniture you buy Science Shrinks Piles a rstMt m,Miss o*^Ts*.n muflt Bailsty you completely. At Spicer's no sale is complete until you are entirely happy with your purchase. 45TH New Way Without Surgery Ernest D. Finds Healing Substance That Does Both— Mackey SUCCESSIVE YEAR Relic vet Pain—Shrinks Hemorrhoids 18 Years New York, N. V. (Special) - problem!" And among these suf At Spicer's JEKYLL For the first time science has ferers were a very wide variety s found a new healing substance of hemorrhoid conditions, some of •r . •:. . - with the astonishing ability to 10 to 20 years* standing. • Come in and look around. You'll find the furniture you want at the price ... on easy terms, too. shrink hemorrhoids and to relieve All this, without the use oi OR pain— without surgery. narcotics, anesthetics or astrin In one hemorrhoid case after gents of any kind. The secret is another, "very striking improve a new healing substance (Bio- ment" was reported and verified Dyne*) —thc disco /cry ofa world- by doctors' observations. famous research institution. Al" Pain was relieved promptly. ready, Bio-Dyne Is In wide use 'Our Location Saves You Money* And, while gently relieving pain, for healing injured tissue on all actual reduction or retraction parts of the body. HYDE? (-ahrinklag) took place. Thia new healing substance Is And most amazing of all—thia offered in suppository or ointment improvement was maintained in form called Preparation B.* Ask cases where doctors' observations for individually sealed convenient Read This Gripping Series Starling In The were continued over a period of Preparation H suppositories or P1CER'' many months! Preparation H ointment with spe *f fsct, results were so thor cial applicator. Preparation H is , ough that sufferers were able to sold at all drug stores. SatisXacti on ' FURNITURE "wiSi** «tanishing statementa guaranteed or money refunded. AUGUST 6 EDITION aa 'Piles'have ceased to be a "_ •***. o. a Fst. on. 993 Mt Vernon 'Ave.—Corner 18th St Charles r. Spicer 'AT' Thelma M. Spicer "The Friendly Store''' Over 45 Years In oi 3 Years Buyer St Gas Heating — ARTS CENTER PHARMACY General Manager Furniture Business BB J , 8 M THE OHIO SENTINEL 723 E. LONG ST., Cor. HamUton Are. •ffi-iiirWi'i'ini'---- •-' P5iT_ff ^i'MWIiVr'r -"'-' •'•'•' •'• ••===—=,-*Ji..r.-,."T j_, .'•"•-:: .v:'.v • T ii^m nsflBa__—W—ns f »~**~lrf •' ' ' ' UI.IIIH ••• .rr, • •-. ... —_**g99*g9*SS**M Bu* Stops At Both Our Corners CA. 8*3736 Authorized Agency For Telephone and Gas Co. You Can Pay Electric, Gas and Telephone Bills At Spicer's Without Any Charge. SATURDAY, JULY 3L% 19S5 PAGE 10 THE Inside THE OHIO g Food Hi Frontiers Issue Activities Report I ditorinl* 5ENTINEL Columbus chapter. Frontiers! Special observances included and installation banquet In of Amerfce, made direct or in-f F«S_I_BS*S day ta lCs-cmbcr, the March. direct contributions te United i conference in January I Other activities of the chapter HEALTH FORUM SATURDAY, JULY 30, 19SS Appeal, united Negro college included promotion of the Co fund, Columbus __*«_a$ So lumbus Jets baseball team ciety . Columbus Zoological Sa- through ticket sales, annual Eas By R. Earl Bland, N. D. ciety, Boys Club cf Columbus ter Egg hunt, contributions to a Ella Fitzgerald Among and Columbus Urban League family whose home burned, and during the past year. to Chester Jones, who repre Speaking of This inforniaturn ia contained sented Ohio State university's in a sumrnazy ef activities pea- YMCA at the centennial confer DK BUad wiB answer Questions relating to health and hy Stars On Woolworth Hour pa red for the naturaal conven- ence in Paris. -These activities giene hi Ms column aad by mail. He will net make dlaguosls or t:i n. meeting in Chicago, ThuEs- were led by Ralph Beason, Nim prescribe for the Individual, enclose stamped, self addressed envelope to ft. Earl Bland. M. I)., The Sentinel Health Forum Ella Fitzgerald, pop singer Godfrey and His Friends," and day, Friday and Saturday, July rod Allen, Rev. Phale D. Hale Don Cherry, tlie Chordettes and Politics and Inspector Harvey Alston. PO Box 33G. Columbus 15, O. ' a Walker cup golfer, will sing 28-30. Gloria Lane, mezzo-soprano of some of the songs which have Speakers for the 48 regular Preparations to entertain tha the N. York City opera, will be been enchanting night club au By John B. Combs nnd three special meetings held 15th annual convention in Co K interesting new technique tho brain: currents the form of featured artists on CBS-Radio's diences all over the country. by the group hut year included lumbus in July, 135Q, have al A now ia enabling experts, to which tells us much about brain "The Woolworth Hour: What's ready begun. General chairman. record tiny electric currents that tumors; epilepsy, etc. But for Gloria Lane, starred In the Woody Hayes, head; football New in Music," Sunday, July 31, Menotti operas, "The Consul" coach at Ohio State university; of the planning group is A X tell what is happening deep in some time we* have been won* 1 to 2 p. m. HE FAILURE OF the powerful Hamilton county Republican Worshnm. the center.of the brain. dering if much more might be and "The Saint of Bleeker St.," organization to back a Negro for Cincinnati's city council this George Smailsreed, newspaper • Miss Fitzgerald, one of tho and who sang her first "Car T editor; M E, Sensenbrenner, Convention headquarters will For ?0 years and more we revealed if we could only record great jazz artists of all time, year has been the source of many sour comments in Negro politi be the Neil House hotel. the activities of the important men" at the N. York City Cen cal circles lately. mayor of Columbus, and Cong. physicians hove been getting re will offer "live" performances ter this past season, will sing John M Vorys (R. 12th dis- James L. Allen is president of cords, of tho. faint electric cur centers deep in the brain, parti of two of her greatest record The action followed selection of a lily-white slate by the or cularly at Uie base of the brain. one of the "Carmen" arias on trict>. BEASON the Columbus chapter. rents that come off of thc top of hits. the program. ganization earlier this year. In doing so, it marked the first time Then, in 1932, came a noted Cherry, veteran of CBS-Ra in more than 20 years a Negro wasn't given a spot on the Repub Donald Woods is host and em physician who bad a medical: la dios "Perry Como Show," lican councilmanic ballot. « ••.-•.••••--••r"~'~' boratory in Zurich, Switeer'and, "Songs for Sale" and "Arthur cee. Informed sources claim the brushoff this year stemmed pri with his remarkable book on hia marily from the failure of the last two Negro candidates to come studies made of the activity- of close to licking the popular Ted Berry in heavily populated Ne new the deep centers. Research gro wards. workers, after anesthe*__ng, an Berry, also a Negro and a member of the so called Char- animal, inserted' tiny wires (in FLEWS VIEW tetites party, has carried every Negro ward by a substantial sulated except at tbe tipy run- margin since his first election to council six years ago. Natalie Hincferas, concert pianist ning tn the deep brain centers ' By • • . whose activity. they wish to study. -,\ Forcest L. Flewellen FIRST TO ABSORB A SOUND trouncing from the militant and charming TV star, says: civil rights fighting attorney was the late Jesse D. Locker, who RC A tew days "ate*, when the Here's What The Children served six terms on the council. wire* ara healed in and th* ani ELLA FITZGERALD In 1953, he resigned from the' of ROYAI CROHN mal is frisking about happily, Do Al City Playgrounds fice to become ambassador to COLA "Low-calorie RC is my favorite tiny electric currents ara sent in Liberia. to see what the effects are ef WHJi the faltering Locker out stimulating the areois reached by T WAS A TEPID EVENING, with just the faintness of a breeze of the local political picture, the. cer-upper the electrodes. I blowing casually across the open area. Stretched out in the FIVE YEARS GOP machine picked the able Recently, at the Mayo clinic, vastness of the open lot were nearly 150 men, women and children Rep. A. Bruce McClure as his twa doctors found that similur gathered for the event. The sun had disappeared in the west, successor. ', leaving only lingering rays of light in the sky which cast curious because RC tiny wires could safely be left AGO IN But he too failed by a decisive for a while in the wound, track shadows on the playground of Beatty Recreation Center. Soon the sun's last rays had faded away and only the small margin to cope with the power 1 of a man who had been shot ful drawing power of Berry. And through the brain with a small light of two lamps cast their light on the decorated asphalt court 'tastes so good!' Below the decorations sat five-people who seemed completely in COLUMBUS Berry was reelected, placing caliber bullet. Th*. wires did not second among a slate of 18 can do any harrn.': volved in the process of sorting and judging papers which lay be fore them on the table. didates. By virtue of his reelec (From July 29, 1959, edition of tion, the Charterites retained Now, in the pr-oceejiUnga ett tho They were completely oblivious to the noises of the crowd be The Ohio Sentinel.) staff meetings M fte Mojo glj- hind them and the assemblage of adults sitting in bleachers in tbe control of the council by a 5-4 - 0at '**•••' '. ' margin. nic,. are reports of the sevecal shadows of the newly built Beatty Elementary school. RS. PEARL TURNER, prom iarticles in a remarkable sympo '-'at e p M inent in Columbus area so • • • sium on what has .been learned ON THE OTHER SIDE OF BE ATT Y'S PLAYGROUND was cial work circles, died. She had HAVING FAILED TO stop from the study of the deep ele- gathered scores of children who were representing various play served on the staffs of Beatty Berry in three consecutive elec etroeacepha log rams org tbe nor-.. grounds in the eastern portion of the city. At a given signal the Center and the YWCA. tions, it is the contention of mal persons, and of. the insane area adjacent to the tennis courts lit up like a giant Christmas '• • * • most insiders that the "GOP and the epileptic. . ,..,.....'. celebration, revealing lanterns of all shapes, sizes and characters. strategists, in bypassing Negro TE'r> BERRY The - informatie_ gained Ik The tiny children took great "pleasure la displaying their Reviving the old-fashionedr candidates this year, have writ lauMrjt .n tores ting, and looks very creations to anyone who took the time to look. But the great grass roots type of political ten off the Negro vote as a lost cause. promising. event In these tiny children's lives was only beginning. rally, the Ohio ClO-Political Ac But in spite of the bold run-around, it is indeed heartening to This summer event to which I refer occurred last week at tion Committee announced it know that two Cincinnati Negroes had the courage and fortitude to Beatty Recreation Center snd was the annual lantern festival would kick off its statewide buck the organization and enter the councilmanic race as indepen Kf Course sponsored by the Columbus Recreation Dept. for the children of campaign in Columbus Aug. 20. dent Republicans. They are^eon M. Render and William Banks, the various city playgrounds. • • •, both attorneys. The affair gave the children an opportunity to show, the public Kenneth Mizelle, shortstop for For several years, they were considered as loyal party men. Widely Known some of the projects in which they participate during the summer Creith Lumber Co. baseball Proof of this is that both men previously served as assistants to vacation. In this instance it was the making of lanterns of all team, was named for the second Att'y Gen. C. W. O'Neill. But after more.than two years on the BLUEFIELD, W. jfc~ Some shapes and which were truly beauties to behold. straight year to perform with attorney general's staff. Render resigned to devote full time to his of the outstanding, personalities On this occasion of the lantern festival the children were to re the Knot Hole League team rep law practice. Banks succeeded Render, but he too gave up the in the field of safety and driver ceive awards for the best lanterns in several categories. I kinda resenting Columbus in the anposition and returned to his law business. education will participate in the felt sorry for the judges because there were so many good lan nual series with Louisville. . In Columbus on business a couple of weeks ago, Banks de driver education, woricshop at terns. clined to knock the GOP organization for its action; but he ex Bluefield State collage;. July 25- * * * pressed complete confidence of winning a council seat. Aug. 5. Many of the individual'- THE BEASON I TOOK A FANCY TO THE EVENTS taking Earlier, friends of Render also predicted that he would rank who will appear for the lecture place at Beatty that night was because I happened to emcee the aad demonstration course are high among the winners when the votes are counted at the No pioneers in tha field ****e have show. vember election. made worthwhile oa_to_B^_a_ I might sdd that I saw, firsthand, the excitement «?d happi Of course such optimistic views are to be expected from sup towards the dc«s_t}ps_e_t ef the ness of the children as they proudly displayed their bright crea porters of any candidate during a political campaign, but to win is automobile safety tions. not going to be an easy task. However, regardless of whether they Of course with me being the sentimental type, I saw greater win or not, their entrance into the contest definitely shows that accomplishments in this recreation event than Just the satisfac they would not take the GOP bypassing lying down. tion of the moment which the children enjoyed. A DOCTOR'S I experienced a good feeling inside me when I watched the • • • PRESCRIPTION children lead their parents to the area where the lanterns were MOREOVER, IT COULD CONCEIVABLY wreck the chances and proudly show off their handicraft. of any GOP-backed candidate carrying a single Negro precinct in FOR THE SCALP The first thought which came to my mind waa that these chil the Queen City. In that case, the action will backfire oh its crea dren had no time to partake of the juvenile crimes which are so tors. prevalent today. In view of this theory, by ignoring the Negro, we are wonder Instead of malicious deeds of vandalism, the children spent ing if the Republican policymakers didn't cut off their nose to their time in expressing their thoughts through constructive proj spite their face. ects at the different playgrounds. We may be wrong ia this conclusion, but at any rate, we I think I can say with some feeling of assurance that childten think that Messrs. Render aad Banks should be commended for like those who participated in the festival have less stresses which having the crust to eater the councilmanic race la Ilea of or eventually would tend to make them misfits in the community. ganisational backing. *». • ' • * • • . THERE WERE SO MANY CHILDREN TAKING PART in the DR. J. E. CASTER, SR., OF A MARKED CONTRAST TO THE RENDER-BANKS stand is festival that I couldn't begin to name them. However they did Augusta, Ga., president of the failure of Negro Republicans of Columbus to buck their par represent the following city playgrounds: Beatty, Blackburn, Nat'l Dental Ass'n, will head ty's machine and aspire for public office. Douglas, Eastgate, 11th Av., Felton, Leonard, Kumm, Mary distinguished group of den This year, as during the past 20 or more years, the Fran_lia land, Poindexter, 2nd Av., Shenard, 8th and 6th and Weinland. tists who will attend 42nd NDA county GOP bosses have persistently refused to even consider a Prizes were awarded to the top three children for lanterns Negro candidate for city council. And in spite of that fact, Negro which were the smallest, biggest, showiest, most unique, the clev convention in Chicago Aug. Republicans have sat by with tongue in cheek and allowed their No oilier cola is so loWIrt erest, most original, the oddest and the best costumed. IS. Features of session in party's machine to literally run roughshod over them year after Ths judges who decided tne winners were Miss Betty Scott of clude two television demon year. tha Urban League, Miss Norma Wall of The Sentinel, Mrs. Hazel- strations. Dr. Charles M. It would seem that with Negroes Yaaalag for council seats yet tastes - en* Edmonds of the Urban League, Herman Nelson, ths commu Thompson, NDA director of In la many smaller cities ef lids state and throughout tha nation. nity organizations secretary of the'Urban League, and Charles ternational relations and pub It would spar the colored brothers ef Columbus to follow salt. But It's sad ta say It hasn't aad any telUns; effect ea them thas Worley, Columbus real.estate broker. licity, arranged the program. far. .'.' • it},, i. I might add that I really had a good time and from the ex ***********•»'••< » . «1 pression of the youngsters, they had as good a time as I. —ANP Photo. So wake up. brothers, wake ap. - , mi. ' «fci •• •i m*i^***m*m*my***m*ama**y**>'til'. gAlUKPAl, JULT so, WSJ* IrnrnE OHIO g-WllW-C g-Cl-PAG-i SEC. 2—PAGE 2 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. JULY 30, ISSS rr SEEMS to ME An (Extra)ordinary Day Society and omen Below The Mason-Dixon Miss Roberta Kinzer, Mr. William Akin's Marriage Rites Are Read Cowtinuod From Opposite Pago ters of forget-me-nots on each I little Rebecca Marie Baker, 'Immediately following the Im terian church, U. S. A., Atlanta, Ga., cannot pass in and out of the By BLANCHE M. VAN HOOK tilly lace was made with long front door ot the Atlanta terminal station. sleeves tapering into points over side. Nylon mesh slippers and]daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- pressive ceremony, a reception First Baptist church, 583 E. short nylon gloves **ere white. ert Baker, and Nancy Palmer, honoring the newlyweds was Leaving my seat in the observation car I swayed with the Broad st., Columbus, was the the wrists, a round neckline, ond satin covered buttons fastening Miss Akin and Mrs. Lambright daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nor held at Lane-Askins, 1728 N. movement of the train 'round the curves in the Smokies through scene of a picturesque wedding each .carried a colonial bouquet man Palmer. Star rd. Among the large num- car after car and found my cousin among other American citizens Sunday, the 17th of July, at half down the back. Her full length double veil of of white rptim tinted blue carna her of guests present was Miss of African lineage in the Jim Crow cubicle behind the dicsel en- after 2 o'clock in the afternoon tions bedecked with maline tufts Rebecca had on a floor length Myrtle Scott of Chicago. fine. The stately dignity of the chan illusion had a tiara of seed dress of white nylon with silver pearls with clusters of lilies of and satin ribbon. Tbe bride's mother wore "But yen are an interstate passenger," I Insisted. "Yen he- cel was intensified by tall me thread embroidery. The gather long In the Detroit ear.** Turning, I checked tor Interstate pas tallic vases of white gladioli, the valley on each side. Acces champagne beige satin with all sories were a pearl bead neck The bride's other attendants ed skirt was covered with net, sengers: one Los Angeles; five Detroit; two Buffalo; oae Mil flanked by four sets of lighted were her aunt, Mrs. Mary encircled by a ruffle in apron over embroidery. The straight waukee; two Pittsburgh; three Cleveland; three Cincinnati. I seven branched candelabra, in lace and ear rings, which were skirt had slash side pockets and given to her by the groom, and Crockett; Miss Jacquelyn Chev- effect, while the sleeveless bod went to find the conductor. terspersed with potted palms. er, Miss Gloria Clark and Miss ice had a round neckline. Acces a black velvet belt, while the a pair of white satin bridal bodice was fashioned with a "There are lota of Negroes who don't want to ride with us Reserved pews were marked by Ruth Steptoe. Each of the latter sories were white kid slippers white people," he exclaimed. bows of white satin ribbon. slippers. She carried a white wide bertha and tucked plunging leather bound prayer book, to three carried a colonial bouquet and a baby pink satin ribbon He asked for It Ho got ft. Rev. Richard Aden, pastor of of variegated seasonal flowers belt with a cluster of forget-me- neckline. Accessories were an which was attached a white or oyster white cloche hat trimmed "Oh my Lord! Have you white people developed some new Bethel Apostolic Church ot with a large red rose in the cen nots. disease Negroes are afraid of?" . Christ, Urbancrest, officiated at chid tied with satin ribbon. with velvet, black suede alippers Matron of honor' was the ter, a frill of lace and saffron "I don't know what you're talking about. But I do know I'm the ceremony, which united in yellow satin ribbon streamers. Nancy was in a full length with pearl bead straps, and MR. AND MBS. ALPHONSO HARRIS (left) received friends at thc home of Dr. Ernest M. bride's twin sister, Mrs. Rita dress of white taffeta silk cov short white nylon gloves. getting off at Somerset. The next conductor can handle it" holy wedlock Miss Roberta Ann He did. Newkirk, 515 S. 4th st., Columbus, following their marriage by Rev. H. B. Hicks at the parsonage Kinzer and Mr. William Edward Ann Lambright, who wore wat All wore ballerina length bouf ered with net The gathered The groom's mother chose '1 don't know nothing about it," he declared. "I just got on. Akin, Jr. She is the daughter of ermelon pink nylon net The bal fant skirts with taffeta or net skirt was embellished by a ruf Pacific blue fibre glass silk, of Mt. Olivet Baptist The bride, formerly Miss Arthemesia Chatters, is a nursing student at Dill* Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rutherford, lerina length bouffant skirt, underslips, while the formal bod fle in apron design, with a spray See the hostess." •ard university, N. Orleans, La. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Chatters of that city. Mr. ices were strapless and sleeve having a full gathered skirt with The hostess r if fed through cards in her hand: Jr., 1461 Chesapeake av., Colum with underslips of taffeta and of sunshine yellow rosebuds on taffeta silk underslip. Tne point Harris is from Lansing, Mich., and recently completed a course in electronic engineering at Chi net, was encircled by tiers of less in sweetheart design. Each "All of these have to be transferred to through cars before we bus, and he is the son of Mr. the side, and • white satin rib ed princess style bodice featur cago Technological college. Others in the photograph are, from left: Dr. Myra Chatters Joseph, and Mrs. William E. Akin, Sr., ruffles from waistline to hem had short white nylon gloves and reach Cincinnati. I'll move your cousin now." a maize yellow or coral pink bon belt. The bodice had a ed a silk rose on the belt, a 3886 tod av., Urbancrest. line. Her strapless, sleeveless round neckline and cap sleeves. The hostess was slim and blue-eyed. She had arranged a ride sister of the bride; Drs. Alfred Joseph, Earl Sherard and Julian Robinson.—Pierce Photo. satin head band with a cluster scoop neckline, and cap sleeves. for me on the elevator at Atlanta. Prior to the sacred rites, a formal bodice, in sweetheart de Completing her attire were black All white accessories included a sign, waa adorned with silver of forget-me-nots on the sides. • • * program of nuptial music was The bride gave all of her atten patent leather slippers and a profile hat ef embroidered lace played by Mrs. Claire Bentley, thread embroidered white nylon short white net veil bordered studded with rhinestones and ANO I BAD BEACHED. THE FRONT door of the Atlanta and multiple narrow tucks of dants gold necklaces set with organist of 1st Baptist. She also with taffeta silk and decorated embellished by a theatre veil, terminal station when the Negro assistant to the bouncer tried watermelon pink net with a rhinestones, which encircled to tarn me baek. accompanied Mrs. Charlie Mae their throats. with sunshine yellow rosebuds. short nylon gloves and kid Duff, when she sang "The Lord's matching satin bow in front In The bouncer, aiding him, said, "Be's telling yen to go hack corresponding shade was a full Preceding the bride to tlie al pumps. Each mother had a hy Prayer" and "I Love You Mrs. Crockett was in Heaven brid orchid corsage. through the Negre waiting room and out the side doer. These satin halo head dress, while her ly blue taffeta silk. The skirt tar were the little flower girl, are white cabs ont here." Truly," and Mr. Vaughn Hair Sheri Cherone Brooks, daughter Assistant reception hostesses ston when he rendered "Be short nylon gloves and open toe was covered in matching shade "White ... f They look yellow te me." satin slippers were white. with draped nylon net, having of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brooks, were Mesdames Delia Durr, the I moved for closer inspection and waa over the threshold. cause.** bride's grandmother; Rachel Maid of honor was the groom's an American Beauty chiffon and the ring bearer, Darryl Rox- In Mitchell st. the Negro bouncer scolded: "Your kind ef Escorted down the white car zelle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Har Graham, Mary Crockett, Rose peted aisle by her grandfather, sister, Miss Janet Akin. She rose on each side ef the front, Negroes makes It hard for us. if that white man had heat you and a corsage of fresh cut red old Rozzelle. Wood, Thelma Matthews and up you'd expected me to defend yon ... " Mr. Henry Durr, who gave her chose canary yellow taffeta silk Miss Marilyn Chever. covered with white all over lace. roses at tbe waistline. The bod • • • in marriage, the bride wore a Sheri wore a floor length dress Refreshments were served magnificent gown of shimmer On each side of the front and ice was covered with all over BACK IN TBE OBSERVATION CAB 1 found my favorite seat of white embroidered nylon with from a table centered with a ing candlelight satin. The floor back panels of the ballerina lace and bordered with pleated round neckline and sleeveless taken. Snug in my room, I watched southern mountain beauty flit length model was designed with length bouffant skirt were alter net. Slippers were white linen. three tier cake decorated with by and pondered the problems. bodice. The full gathered skirt wedding symbols. Many beauti an extremely lull flared .skirt, nating ruffles of canary yellow Miss Chever wore daffodil yel had a satin ribbon tie belt with One of them sat in the diner when I answered the first call for the entire front being beautified net and white lace with a brief low taffeta silk, with gathered ful gifts were arrayed around dinner. She was *» pretty young thing in-a nylon blouse I expected a cluster of lilies of the valley the room. with imported Chantilly lace, pepluro at the hipline. The same nylon net over the skirt, while on the side. Accessories were to fall apart at the Shoulder under the constant rubbing of the Later in the evening, the new which artistically graduated in shade of net, centered with the bodice was designed like white kid slippers and a long net hand of the handsome man with his arm about her. She shrugged lyweds departed on e honey to a deep border of it around a matching rosebuds, enhanced Mrs. Crockett's. She chose white veil bedecked with orange blos away just a little, but then the man across from them was doing moon trip to Cleveland. The circular cathedral train several the front of her strapless, kid pumps. soms. his best to impress her. But she liked her companion and if he yards In length. The pointed sleeveless formal bodice. Her bride's -traveling dress was a wanted to claim her by rubbing her shoulder . . . what was a girl Miss Clark had on aqua ma Darryl was attired In oxford wheat glow shade basket weave princess style bodice of Chan coral pink head band had clus rine blue nylon net, the skirt of expected to do7 gray long trousers, a white gab cloth with gold thread, which I fastened my eyes on the handsome blue hat with the off which was encircled with a hah* ardine coat with patch side poc dozen ruffles ornamented with was worn with a black velvet white band on the head of the ebony Greek profiled man facing silver thread, while the front of kets, a white shirt fastened with stole. The sleeveless bodice had them .and me and kept them there, till he became uneasy, glanced the bodice featured multiple pearl buttons, and oxford gray a scoop neckline, while the slim about, saw he alone wore a hat and removed it narrow net -ruffles. Pumps were bow tie, and combination black skirt was augmented with a poc A few minutes later he left the diner. Young dignity took over lemon yellow kid. and white kid slippers.' ket on each side, ornamented by ot the table facing me. ^ • a black velvet rose on the right Best man was the groom's e, e •• Miss' Steptoe was in jonquil brother, Mr. Dan Akin. -Ushers one. Accessories were kid san dals in b_que shade end a long WILL CORRECTION OF CULTURAL DEVIATIONS coming yellow nylon net over taffeta in the wedding* party were to light in desegregation efforts be made In this generation or by silk. The full gathered skirt and Messrs. Earl Lambright, broth natural linen coat with double side pockets. the time those Afro-American babies come of age whose mothers the all over lace embroidered er-in-law of the bride; Jackie nonchalantly bring their equally nonchalant offspring to the diner bodice, with Its Upline peplum, Quinichett, Leroy Trout, John The new Mrs. Akin is a grad to have their bottles filled? were encircled with -pleated net Johnson and Robert Quinichett uate of Indianola High school Only among older women and grandmothers have I seen tim She chose olive green kid Seating the guests at the church and a member of the Halo club pumps. idity. One such entered the diner waving a dollar in one hand and were M*yssia. James Wallace, of Lincoln Hts. Methodist a bottle in the other. Bearing the long cathedral Ben Payne, Jr., Charles Smith church. Mr. Akin graduated and William Wallace. I loved the steward's gentleness with her! train of the bride's gown were from Grove City High school Atlanta columnist Celestine Sibley, who probably does not and Is in business for himself. know of the degrading condition existing at Atlanta terminal sta IT SEEMS TO ME They are temporarily residing tion, would probably agree with me that it is the more degrading at 78 N. Ohio av., Columbus. because of the location in Atlanta of the Atlanta School of Social Work, Clark university, Morehouse, Morris Brown and Spelman colleges, as well as the Board of Church Extension of the Presby An (Extra)ordinary Day terian church, U. & • » • SHE PROBABLY WOULD BEPEAT AS A picayune story my family lore that segregation in transportation riled me midway.' Below The Mason-Dixon the year after, my third birthday. Arriving at the Sunday school convention at Waycross, Ga., .ta say the piece I'd recited at Eas By CORA JORDAN WHITE ter standing on the collection table in Metropolitan Baptist church, Columbus, Ga.. with Mamma holding my hand, I refused to let a DB ATLANTA CONSTITUTION'S ace colum woman touch me. rnist, CcJestine Sibley, in the June 28 Issue, "Yen rode wilh white people where they wouldn't let me aad has this to say: Cawitt in," I remember saying. "Cawitt is my Mamma. She "For the first time in 28 years a Negre min reds with me. I went her te held my hand.'* ister will leave this country this week aad ge Cawitt held my hand while I proclaimed, "Jesus is the Good into the mission fields ia the Belgian Congo. Shepherd and 1 am His little lamb." Homeward bound in the "It's an unusual occasion and aa wasaal Prefettt esjsfgaS crowded Jim Crow section of the train, Mamma held me close, maa is goiag-the Rev. Lawreaee Wendell Bot t • * toms, associate secretary for the Beard of pei-spMtiMe#-i COLUMNIST SIBLEY WILL HAVE TO believe the files of her Charch Extensloa ef the Presbyterian chare*. A Season's Strppfy own paper on the. heroism of one Dr. D. D. Crawford at a train wreck in southern Georgia. V. Sa, with headquarters here la Atlanta. far "The role against Negre ministers, contrary ' The plaque given him is a family treasure. The bestowers* te what the Communists might he saying, was $f Prtfntt lair embarrassment when he announced he was a Negro was funny. STAKE HOME not made by Americans, but by the Belgtan He was Mamma's brother. He always used the Negro entrance of BOTH SIZES the Atlanta terminal station, saying It was nearest to Negro cabs. government The reasons, whatever they .. .fame matchless taste, were, appeared seani te them aad were en- He thought it -funny when other white folks tried to steer him to Mrs. White forced until now. "* __) _C______•_* st-T-n-H-Bnr* ward the front door. same fine quality, unchanged through the years. It was funny. It st—1 to. Damnably, un-American funny! "As a Negro man he Is embarking en a -Job this week thai a somen UMOIK AUIHOUTT or ins COCA-COIA COMFAMT »T white man couldn't do." Less Calories For That Tired Feeling I laid the paper aside, thinking: COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY. COLUMBUS, OHIO j snnsfiaWn ss Skim milk, or buttermilk, con Many doctors are saying that *X*k*r U*tm*i*tmrm •- - •-. : 5EC 2—PAGE 4 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, JULY 30, aW SATURDAY. JULY 30. 19S8 THE OJBO SENTINEL ______Improves Roast Teste -Try rubbhsg met a little CENTRAL WOMEN'S ASS'N CONVENTION AT OBERLIN • V ipS! -•<§ ground ginger ea pot roast be- By TED WOOD I of Colored Women will meet ciation. at the home of Mrs. Julia Robin* ii__B9__t ^ 'i *w*&****y*\\\ £m The. speaker will be Mrs son on Maple st. The' Young OBEHUN.-1*. 15*0. bl.nni.li!"l£*L™*£ *££*•.**_ Irene McCoy Gaines, president Adult Dept will present a skit ••""• -"""•• ••••«*_ *!2s__rrsa_r£ of the Nat'l Ass'n of Colored depicting the history and growth attendance. Women, of which the Central of the organization. Convention headquarters is Ass'n is an affiliate. She will be Business sessions will be held Sturgess hall, W. College st, and introduced by Mrs. Ella P. at Sturgess hall Monday and ______delegates will be housed and Stewart, of Toledo, retiring pres Tuesday, and Tuesday evening take meals at Fairchild House, ident the delegates will make a tour ______Bv-j_^^HB_l-_H J Elm and S. Professor sts. Invocation will be by Rev. of Oberlin, Lorain, Elyria and ' "____'*£' ;y-ffl^S- Host to the convention will be John C. Ferguson, pastor of other communities. the Women's Progressive club Rust Methodist and Mrs. Gwen Sessions of the Jr. Central of Oberlin, now in its 50th year. dolyn Seavers will lead the Jr. Ass'n will be held Wednesday Mrs. Katherine Helm, of Wichi Progressives in a salute to the from 9:30 a. m. to noon. Mrs. % v ta, Kans., is president of the flag. Mary Hatfield, supervisor of f 9M*\\\\\ *np\\mWs Central Ass'n, and Mrs. Ella Mrs. Fannie Baxter Obffnion girls, Mrs. Louise Newsome, su will introduce central, state and pervisor of young adults, and Thompson is president of the '; • -. * ££'#}?: •-. •:-^;" v. rf?V-v^''^ '-^^ ,'». . •:.'•• -..-.: ' Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, to the city by Mayor Andrew Mrs. Alice Owens, the Oberlin- General chairman of the con '**%M***\\\ms Minnesota, Nebraska, Ohio, Wis Stofan. Welcome addresses will aires and Mrs. Ramah Wo ford, vention is Miss Theresa Smith. consin and W. Virginia. also be given by Mrs. Thomp of Lorain. Mrs. Bernice Lindsey Mrs. Julia Robinson is co-chair • • "fl *$:'"'•••'•••' * 1. "f" Si^'';'\"''''''"• "?: A public mass meeting will be son, for the Progressive club, will preside. man and Mrs. Carrie M. Wood held at S p. m. Sunday, Aug. 6, and by Mrs. Jessie Gardener, Sunday at 6 p. m. the dele is chairman of the program in Sturgess hall, where dele- Ohio state president of the asso gates will attend a garden party | committee. \s4e*m JO* t%€ j** ggatmmi |«$- / ,;. ". ' . " •:••:•.-.: Breakfast Dead line |^>fe^' ,.y:^:0^ii^r. -,... ..^ jf •Recommended by Mrs. Lee Is Surprised Purple And White Beauticians/ Scheduled Aug. 4 KJBKVIEfaDIANS, COLUMBUS Q-OUP ot alumni from AH alumni in Columbus area are asked to call Br. 405*6, to be Everywhere I Tea Slated Sunday Bluefield. State college, met recently and elected officers. Seat placed on mailing list—Carter Photo. ed,-from eeft: Joseph Gentry, executive corremittee; Louise Thursday, Aug. 4, is the dead With Birthday Party Seay, Resistant recording secretary; Virginia "Whitlow, corres line for accepting reservations The public is invited to the purple and wh;#? tea to be ponding secretary; Lorraine Peery, pai—amentariaa; Virginia j Eiks Bantjuet Aug. 12 for the annual breakfast to be Close friends and family of and Miss Lynn Hairston. FOR THE BEST BUY IN given by Class 31 of St. Paul given Sunday, July 31, from 4 to Anderson, recording secretary. Standing: James Seay, George Franklin Lodge No. Ml, Mrs. Frances J. Lee surprised Messrs. Lawrence Dixon, Jr., 7 p. m., at York Masonic lodge, Howard, sergeant- at-arms; Charles Peery, vice p'resident; Dor AME Sunday school, Columbus, her with a birthday celebration Mark Smith, Michel Smith, IBPOEW. will have am appre NAME mmm in Shelter House No. 6 at River FAAYM', 34 Hamilton pk., Co cas Claytor, president; Clarence Froe, chaplain. Group sponsor ciation banquet at St Paul last Sunday afternoon at Frank Bruce Black, Phillip and David lumbus. The affair is under aus ed picnic -recently at Blendon Woods. Plans for year sri- be CALL or SEE side pk., on Sunday, Aug. 7. Cars lin pk., Columbus. Estis, D. Misich Smith, Phillip AME. 631 E. Lang st, Colum will depart from the church at 7 pices of Bemadine Purple Cross made m early fall when group meets with Dr. Wright, president bus, Friday, Aug. 12, at 8 p. m Games were played and win M. Smith, Arthur Wesley, Jr., Nurse Corps No. 271, IBPOEW. a. m. Samuel Cook, Richard L. Jones, of Bluefield, and A. Connelly, president of parent alumni body. Guest speaker. Dr. R. E. Bland, 6E0R0E McBROOM Members and friends may ners included Mrs. William Jor A silver offering will be taken will use for has subject, -"Youth dan, Miss Carletta Jenkins, Robert Lee, Samuel D. Lee, Sr., for benefit of the angel of mercy — Appliance Department make advance reservations by Archie F. Gunn, Sr., Ronald of Today." Other persons invit contacting either of the follow Archie Gunn, Howard Watkins fund. Chairman of the tea ia ed to speak are Police Chief and J. Calvin Ward. Sheldon Ward, Russell W. Pace, Sher Mrs. Jannie Carr, and co-chair Society Plans LAZAIHIS AMMEX ing three ladies: Mesdames man Burks, Spencer—. Gregory, Dorcas George Scholar aad Police In Frances Threadgill, Ev. 4878; Lee, youngest son of the hon- man is Mrs. Willie Mae Devine. spector Harvey Alston. Music Geo. McBroora DewUiwejd Osaser Town St Front oree, welcomed guests after Sheldon D. Lee, Clarence E. President of No. 271 is Mrs. Carrie Smith, Fe. 1197; Lottie Finney, James Bellinger, Louis wiU be rendered by a guest ar-, CA. 1-2121 EXrS611-S12-S19 EVES: FA. 3530 Smith, Fe. 1704. which a buffet dinner was serv Clara Burke. Special Service tist . ed. McAfee, Eddie O. McAfee, How The breakfast is a special ard H. Watkins, S. S. Creasey, event for old and new members. Guests were: Tea Slated By HATTYE B. REDMOND 2 FULL CUSSES Joseph Jennings, Harry and Jo Set Annual Showing The lesson will be taught by Messrs. and Mesdames Walter seph Jennings, Jr., Lionel Aus Manic tax anora_»g services at IN EVERY BOTTLE Raymond R. Davis, teacher Students of the A. , Walker Dorcas Club No. 2, founder at Neff, Edward Coles, Chillicothe; tin, Archie F. Gunn, Jr., Rod- which is Mrs. Leona Stewart, 2nd Baptist C—hrmbus, Sunday. (WTTHOUT ICE) emeritus. General chairman Is Vernon Dixon, Marshal Estis, rick Jones and Richard Jones, Taylor School of Dress Design Sentinel Recommended Everett Sanders; co-chairmen and Ladies Tailoring present sponsored a baby contest and were by youth choir and Gospel PEPSI STILL GIVES Kenneth Smith, Clyde Mizell, Jr. tea, on a recent Sunday after are Mrs. Grace Jones and Mrs. Seymour Lowery, Chillicothe; their annual showing, "Table chorus. Miss Vivian Pari end YOU MORE! Mabel Tidmore. noon, at Elmhucct, 105 Haaisstaa Homer Lee, Chester Bradley, Top Review," Friday, July 29, Mrs. Gladys *PcwsB accom Elks Meet In Sept. 8:15 p. m., on the lawn of Mrs. a v., Columbus. L&eauhj m^alo Pearl Barnett, George Ellis, Prises -were awarded to win panied. on& Robert Redman, Shelton Barks During August there will be Taylor's residence, 1040 King no meetings of Capital City av. Tlie public is invited. ner's, *nd dainty refreshments Rev. Jesse L. Thompson, pas dale and son, Larry Davidson, were served. Chairman was tor of Fe—aBylva-ma Av. Metho To Have Your Business Included In TS_s Directory Arthur Wesley, Henry Jones, Temple No. 231, IBPOEW. They will be resumed on their regular Mrs. Marie Hewitt and co-chair dist and termer Sttperintendent Call FErnwood 7416. Deadline • Monday, 12 Noon. Frank Williams, Henry Han man was Mm. Annie White. The of, the Kansas City district cock, William Jordan, Ray schedule of the first and third Vacationing In Va. Thursdays of each month, at 8 -patron —st arms lange. spoke at 'sae-ram-g and evening sTO"'~ ssss^j^WJtflssl Smith, Chillicothe; George Mr*. Luther Pierce, 198 Miami The dub met Monday evening worship. Pandas'i visitors In Ward, Gene Campbell, Milford; p. m., on the third floor of Lin av.. left Friday for a vacation BOUSE of GLiMOVn coln hall, 77m E. Long St., Co- with the president, Mrs. Lura cluded Miss Louise Thompson, LOGAN BOZEMAN Ari-eteSaaufy Salon J. Calvin Ward, Robert Bryant, with relatives and friends in Turner, S9S E. Long st., at which daughter of Rev. Thompson Harvey H o u c h i n s, Lawrence lumbus, beginning Sept. -1. BS ML V< Classic Beemty Salon AU Lines cf Besnty Cultnre Daughter Ruler is Mrs. Frances Roanoke, Jlocky Mt. and Mar time secret pals were revealed aa instructor at W. Virginia Emma E. Johnson, Prop. Williams, Urban Neal, Stockton and gift* presented to them. State college, Institute. She is %%% ML Veram — FE. MU Madison. tinsville, Va. C—fli h Bt-natr Pes-ks, ISM ML Vernon Ave. Thomas, Frank Austin and Fred Refreshments were served la presently doing graduate study R. Beasley. CHABLIF MAE LONG aad EV. 1827 the following members sad at Ohio State -university Ida Breaks, Been Hedge, Mesdames and Misses Chris guests: Misses snd Mesdames Prep. Mattie Warrea Turner ANNA BO«__UMt gWgh Missionary Society will conduct Operatsn: InveBa Davies, Oprs. tina McNeely, June Neff, Delia Mr., A. M. Johnson Featured Leona Stewart. Goldie Smith, special services at 7.45, Sunday, Operators: Clara CahhveB, Crawford, Walter Estis, Jean _ear Ware, Mary Frances Clara Bagers, _eo_i Edna Green, Annie White. Car July 31, aad will worship ia a Smith, ABce Dixon, Albert Copeland, John rie Len>o_s. Mettle Perry. Marie body daring morning service EasveR. Annie Kate Ja Cousins, Oiillicothe; Thelma At Mt. Vernon Women's Day Hewitt, Jannie Carr, Abiaha Guests at evening service will be Bee-aire Hughes MONDS' . Pruitt, L o r a I n e Thompson, Gregory and Blanche Van Hook. Charies Byrd, organist and Miss •m Classic Beauty Salon Roses Dallas, Linda Smith, Gil- By GEORGETTE GRAND Y Johnson will preach and con Mary Byrd, pianist, both mem COSINNA'S IM If. 11th St - FE SIM da Smith, Valerie J. Smith, duct a candlelight service. Mrs. Vtattt Relatives bers of Hosack Baptist Guest Chillicothe; Janis Smith, Sally Annual Women's day services soloist will ba Frank Cleveland, TILLEEN'S Beauty Selon CMgnsnt, Pageboys ft Braids will be held at Mt Vernon Av. Gladys Fairrow, chairman ot Complete Beaoty Serviee Smith, Carol Bradley, Barbara the committee in charge, invites Edward M. Jeffreys, Milwau Jr., tenor. Gospel chorus will Bemtte Shoppe Ml H. WasUngMa Aire. Black, Tonya Black, Reahjean AME, Columbus, Sunday, July Operatec! SCKU twins the public to these services . . . kee, spent last week with bis sang. Mrs. Dollie Starks is pro Operators: Complete Beauty Service rrop. Black, Julia King, Beverly Aus 31. At 10:45 a. m., Evangelist brother and sister-in-law, Mr. gram chairman and Mrs. Odes Dyeiag ft liattng a Specially Allie Mae Johnson, of the Pitts Ill among the congregation are. Jessie Maa Fiassn, tin, Edwins Russell, Olive Grier, Mrs. Ethel Hamilton, 1055 Leon and Mrs. Samuel Jeffreys, 273 sa Alien, president Giveas, Rhes Hair Catting ft Maaiesres Donnie Jones, Wilhelmina Jones, burgh conference, will be guest ard av.; Mrs. Lillian Darke, N. 17th St., Columbus. Prep. ABTBUaA LOGAN Ne Wj-pisarlsa.a. Necessary Linda and Karen Beasley, Ruth speaker. She is a member of St. Nu Alpha Omega Bible class FAIROSE 1 Grant hospital, and Mrs. Flor Cold Waving, Pin Cs-Bag Ban.C_.lMW Bes KV.MM Ann Ward, Vicki J. Ward, Myr James AME and a leading lay- had charge of devotions for Marcelling Beemty Beer tle Williams, Carletta Jenkins, woman in the conference. Spe ence Coles, 1120 Mt Vernon a v. POSfV£_t»S Adult Dept. during Church . . • Mrs. Rosalie Smith and Ne Aipo-dme—, Necessary and Ethel, Operators 991 Mt Vernoi Ave - FE. UU' Arabelle Gilchrist Minnie Wat cial music will be by women's school. Mrs, Janice Capito pre Mt Veraoa Ave. - FE. tMt CO&INNA NICHOLS. Prop. chorus, directed by Mrs. Rachel Mrs. Eula Douglas, wife and sided . . . p*Ar&. Mary Barker ex Seain Trcatase-t A Soeelaky kins, Georgianna Stewart, Pa Ma Mse Sraltb. trice Neal, Kathi and Susan Jones. daughter of Rev. J. D. Smith, MOjsmjj presses thanks for kindnesses presiding elder of the Bermuda shown during her recent illness Operators Neal, Mrs. Kathryn Hairston At 7:30 p. m.. Evangelist Guaranteed to Ferris fteasie?. Rosalls conference, worshipped at Mt Mrs. Buth Dickinson died , Proprietors Vernon Sunday. Both are teach Friday. Services were Tuesday UNA'S BEAUTY SHOP ers in Bermuda and attended -from 2nd Baptist .. . This week. Ooraflete Scanty Service—Hair StjBsg i BURNER—APT. SIZE the Missionary Society quadren Bee. and Mrs. C. F. Jenkins are Prop. Ir_s JCbnsaa. Opes. Grace La nial conference in Washington. visiting Holland. Germany and D. C. They were guests of Mrs. Italy. . SM St Clair Ave. FE. MM Oftea BaBy S A. M. ta t P. GAS RANGE Helen Williams. UTTJCBTTTT n .i.nr*— Weekend Guests COUPON! FREE1 FASHIONETTA BEAUTY iAR SAVE! CLIP! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson. 4TJ E. LONGST. CA. Ocmtlfte Besnty Each Cash Chicago, were weekend guests FOODS DON'T Yoe can own ae Admiral *tt> of Mr. and tan. Henry Fowler, Oprs: Oertrnde MeElrey, WfSWstSf for os little ea.. Christmas Card Order Eileen Robinson, Herbert Sellers, TRADE FLAVORS ISM Clifton av., Columbus, while Operator Wanted r»ftU LARGE OVEN enroule to Zanesville to visit her with Admirals Exclusive 8 •rater »*•»• 1-Pr. mother and other relatives. "Magic Ray" Lamp. • AMCLE PAnx.NC r u Q S r _ REAR) _E •22 • WE CARRY OUI OWN ACCOUNTS 60-Gauge 15-Denier They will return to Chicago PHOEBE HAIR STYLIST. Ot New York City JUSTAMERE JiuylL Beemty Salon M»t.\ MON. & I HI. !i TO I-OTIUR D\VS » TO 6 FULL FASHIONED HOSE Personalized hair stylia*r. Latest methods of beauty cul ture. StjrlW. cutting, shaping, tinting and bleaching to Mf N. MM Bt — FA. mt*m fit your personality. 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Place over a at the home of Mrs. Irene Mapp, 28, 7:30 p. m., at the home of simple dessert both dramatic high heat. When bubbles appear 330 S. Wheatland av., Columbus, Mrs. Sercelia Motley, 415 Lex and easy to serve. A sweet rice around the edge, stir well. Turn one new member, Mrs. Zenobia ington av. Members are Mrs. dessert (molded or not) is plac heat as low as possible. Cover Cambric, was welcomed into the Lillie Bridges, Mrs. Lucy Jack ed In middle of a, Lazy Susan with a lid and leave over this group. son, Eugene Crawford and Rev. circled by dishes of fresh coco low heat 45 minutes. Stir sev Refreshments were served Samuel J. Jackson. nut, candied fruits, crushed pep eral times, during the cooking. permint candies, chocolate Remove from the beat and stir those present. Mrs. Ruth Wea Citywide BTU met Sunday at sauce, thawed frozen strawber in the V4 cup sugar. Cool. Cover ver, club president, gave high Calvary Tremont Baptist. Dis ries, ipeach preserves or any and chill in the refrigerator. lights of her recent vacation cussion topic centered around other topping you have handy. Whip the cream until stiff. Fold trip to California. race, religion and reason. Miss in the y« cup sugar and vanilla. Members of the club include Betty Watkins, Christ Memorial If you don't have a Lazy Su Mrs. Georgia Burton, Mrs. De- san, put the toppings in separ Stir the chilled rice into the lora Cole, Mrs. Zenobia Cam Baptist, and Leemon Bates, Un ate dishes—arranged around the whipped cream. This dessert is ion Grove Baptist, discussed especially attractive if this mix bric, Mrs. Ruth DeBerry, -Mrs. "The Problems of the Christian sweet rice. What a picture it Amy Harper, Mrs. Marie Har makes! What delicious eating ture is molded. Just press rice per, Mrs. Bernice Slate, Mrs. Religion." ; tool 1 *» into a fancy mold. Cover and Others on the program were Johnnie Taylor, Mrs. Ruth Wea . INGREDIENTS store itx the refrigerator until ver, Mrs. Irene Mapp. Mrs. A. Miller, delegate to the 4 e. milk firm. BTU convention ""in Atlantic 1 c. uncooked white rice To serve, unmold rice on a City: the Paulletts from St. Paul H c. beet or cane sugar plate or on the center part of a Vacationing In N. Y. . BY-THESEA.BYTHE8_A,BYTHEbeau-afuisea! And if AME. Mrs. Madge McNeil and ' i pint (1 eup) whipping Lazy Susan. Arrange the choco Mr. Tucker. Miss Sharon E. White, daugh twit's where you're spending your vacation thia summer you'll CREAMED TUNA WITH BICE all rice. Cover and remove from cream, chilled late sauce, peppermint candy, want to spend just as much of lt as you can out in tho open en- 1 1/3 c. (5 02. pkg.) packaged heat Let stand 13 minutes. Next meeting is Sunday, Aug. 1 toasted coconut,. frozen straw ter of sMrs. Ellen R. White, i e. beet or cane sugar Blackiick, is vacationing in Ja iojtng yourself. Sandwiches and salad make a hearty lunch with pre-cooked rice Meanwhile, combine soup and 28, at Christ Memorial Baptist 1 t. vanilla berries, peach preserves, can HSjuir's cu-ffcakes and a tall icy fruit drink. This type gives you M t. salt milk in saucepan. Heat, stirring with Hosack. Baptist youth died fruit or any other toppings maica, N. Y., with Dr. and Mrs. TOPPINGS OF Leonard T. Jackson. Miss White a vacation from the kitchen during the height of the day when Wa e. boiling water occasionally. Add tune fish, pi choirs rendering the program. YOUR CHOICE in the dishes around the molded It's fun to be outdoors. 1 can eondenssd cream ef mento and pepper. Mix and heat Mrs. Maggie Smith is super sweet rice. will return home with .her un mushroom soup* thoroughly. Add lemon juice and visor. Chocolate sauce, hot If desired cle, Edward A. White, who is MEATS—a variety of cold cuts 1 Peppermint candy, crushed Let the family make their own visiting Detroit, Canada and N. JAMS-JELLIES — these «re :• c. milk stir to blend. Makes 4 to 5 serv sundae with their favorite top and meata come already sliced. ings. Serve over the rice. Ar Toasted coconut York City. one of the earliest "instant" 1 can (7 os.) tuna fish, drained Thawed frosen strawberries pings or combinations. CHEESES—there are cheese foods. and flaked range rice in serving dish and Makes Chicken Tastier Thisfecipe mokes 10 servings. spresds and sliced cheese for 2 to 3 tb. diced pimento top with the creamed tuna fish. or other berries easy use. TOMATOES, CUCUMBERS* Add a little onion, salt, and a Peach preserves Something Different (optional) •Or use condensed cream of Important Meal MEAT SPREADS—ham. ton ETC.—just wash and slice— Dash ot pepper celery*soup, cream of chicken bit of mace to chicken gravy. Butterscotch sauce, hot Different, and you'll like it: gue and pate can be used just as that's aU. 21. lemon juice (optional) soup, or tomato soup; omit For fried chicken, a bit of poul If desired Lack of breakfast not only af Beef stew seasoned with celery it comes from the can as can fects th* disposition, it is also seed, bay leaves, pepper.' Try LETTUCE, WATERCRESS, Add packaged pre-cooked xice lemon juice. Or use green pea try seasoning is fine in the Candled fruits . . -many other spreads of the same ETC.—greens brighten up any and salt to boiling water in soup; increase milk to 1 cup and gravy to give a different but Peanuts, pecans or other huts bad for the health and mental cooking with a small amount of type. sandwich and just *ieed careful saucepan. Mix just to moisten omit lemon juice. pleasing accent. Put the milk and rice in a 2 alertness. pickling spice. PEANUT BUTTER. washing. You Wont Have To Ponder 450 PKS. 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Plymouth For Sale _t Very Low Prices. ttamirMm-eosr Plugs — 49c ea. (Chrome 59c) $1.00 Per Wheel R. 4 E. PAINT & WAUPAPER CO. IOUMUII MT. VERNON AVE. 977 Mt. Vernon Ave. 1063 MT. VERNON AVE. FA. 0336 Open 9-7:30 Daily SOI Mt V«n«n Ava. f£ 5000 WE DEUVtR M t > 1 1,>a> 8 > •~"*~ *~^ ~ *»~' ~' ~' ' »*ran-ssssnn i ss •• mnm*m**m*em*n»*m*19*^^ .».•• >a»awiiiiit 'iiasw—i iu»a**mm*****m*nS>*m*emtttmat^^ SATURDAY. JULY 3ft. *»Sg SATURDAY. JULY 3d, 1 OSS f-CV-TACEB 3HS Dissolve gelatin aad ash in IN (OiWWJS-SHOP CLOSE 18 HONE AND SMB CLOROX an. HOT tomato juice. Add cold to _ mato juice, horse-radish, onion MODERN MARKET and cayenne. Four into 1 quart GOODWIN'S 1 PAUL'S 183 N. tath St. FA. 0594 ring mold. Chill until firm. Un- Fresh FrnUs, Vegetables Cil •••!, Ohio CARRY OUT STORE ssold on crisp lettuce leaves or CsncefBn ft MacM. IM Wttsoa Corner Oak fSsssssy agreas -»•»...• SCOSf - BE-B SPECIALS *»«—.fcer— escarole. Fill center of ring with 678 E. Loag St. - FA. •14? -Cshnabus, O. especially waten I aerva -Summer- potato sated. G s r n i s h with SCnOEN!_N_..2l mi. (Case) CM—stns, OMc Beer Mshn Ale—Miners tinnse Ssls— MoW"... a wonderfsd sliced, hard-boiled eggs ond 52.8S (Cans) SMrJMj llsHtlMtM, Free DMNnry - EV. MU cssstttnaUan of fcerrien.. ptnseapple BAM (Cans) < fer -5| 7 Days A Wee* . asnS nuts And Camatmm E—.po- thopped chives. Ms—es 4 to < BE mntosl V.inc, mt coarse! No iteed U> servuigs. MIRACLE WHIP I \ ust freer** is this roons* .. just - SMALLWOOD Carnation. For Carnation hai> / .;j fcjsecia.-blet-.dlag qualities not JIMMY'S WILLIAMS MARKET fwsnd in any ether farm of milk GROCERY to rnako-s/osnr Bcnsmtkac *****f London Church MAKKET QUALITY tint smoothest'you ever aerred. Ml GARFIELD AVE Sets Dinner Meet Tbe Sentinel hatea people who push other people ;>0 around I Loi*T Carey Meet Music Head Is Sunday Speaker Prof. W. E. Patterson,, music director of the national EDITORIALS Lott Carey foreign convention, will arrive in Columbus Sat * * * urday, Jury .Jfj, and speak m Hefufl-e Baptist during Sun "This above ail. to thine own self be true; and it day morning service concerning tha convention chorus, composed of the: various choirs- of Columbua. shall follow as night the day thou canst not then be Registration' and' rehearsal be-li*" ~ MBS. LAJBYEA .LEFT) AND MISS T/VMAKI.EE, both from. false to any man.",—Shakespeare. gins at Refug„..,..„.e. Monday-—-.., Aug...... 1-,. Winston-Salem, N. C; Norfolk, Africa's Gold Coast, are among broadcasters from alt over Brit at 8 p. m. Rehearsal will run Petersburg,, Richmond and ish Commonwealth who attend British Broadcasting Corp.'3 four weeks, with a twilight ses- Roanoke, Va.; Washington, staff training school. Here they rehearse gramophone effects Courage And Fortitude sioa from 6 tn 7:20 p., m. and U. C.,. and Columbus, W. E. PATTERSON for a student's production.—AJSP Photo. night session from 8 to 10 p. m. LOOK j-uutt.-iM) to one day enjoying ihe experi daily. Early registration: is urg rence of shaking the hands of two officials of the city, ed. Deadline for registration is of Franklin—Mayor John Shotwell and Robert Borden, Wednesday, Aug. 10. the safety-aervice director of that southern Ohio commu Rehearsals include, in addi < / nity. tion tn song drill, one portion Perhaps if that distinction came to us we could absorb used for voice culture, tone OAV.DiLYLE enough of the moral courage of those two gentlemen to building and other phases of offset the cynicism relative to the racial situation in our choral tsM-dtmc. city, state and nation. At least we are sure much of our The chorus will appear in re THE LID OFF • doubts about the sincerity of the white brother in his deal cital Monday night,. Aug. 29,. at ings with his counterpart of Negroid antecedent would be Memorial 1—11. alleviated. Prof. Patterson has trained these choruses- in Durham: and OF PRICES!: It was. you may recall, Mayor Shotweil and Mr. Bor den who acted with such admirable courage in disposing of what could have resolved itself into a messy racial fiasco upon the elevation of a Negro, Ed Farmer, to the post of Eastern Star fire chief of Franklin. Despite the almost overwhelming pressure brought to bear on these two courageous men, they stuck to their guns and Insisted that Mr. Farmer be placed in the position whkh he won fairly and squarely Supply m ImMtodt So Hurry! through a Civil Service examination. Set An* Ml It became Mr. Borden's duty to order six dissenting MO DOWN PA YMINTI g~Z TBRMS: Thelma X. Doty, worthy grand firemen of Caucasian background before the Civil Service matron of Amaranth grand Commission at Franklin on charges of conduct unbecom chant—cr; Order at Eastern Star ing members of the Fire Dept. foe the stare of Ohio and juris- We can't help but wonder how many public officials dictiun. Prince Hall affiliation, could have resisted the temptation to pussyfoot on such a has issued a proclamation call mma mt, SAC, anas A RIU imt OF IAMOUS ticklish issue. Our guess is the majority of them would INTEGRATION WIU ELIMINATE THIS EVIL ing all members of the Order of have done just that. Eastern Star of Ohio to assem MOS—: AfPUADS—5 AT Htm tOW HIKES! The action of Franklin's mayor and safety-service di K" ble in- their 6Gth annual com rector gives us new hope for our future dealings with our munication, Aug; 7-10, at Central fellow man. State college, Wilberforce. Mrs. Mildred C Fox of Obc-r- As I See lin, grand secretary, joins with the other grand officers in esv H£Y iCll/3 . Ot 1 r\ Thanks To You And You And You By latin E. lee tepding "a hearty welcome** to ****_-*****-_ members and? guesU— OME SUNDAY, July SI, The Ohio Sentinel's third an Mrs. Ia;il)i;,l!f Simmons, chair .0 IS winning tho dope Members of the younger set look into it and reevaluate it and nual summer festival and bathing beauty contest will man, of scholarships-^' and has DAW CROCKETT TENT C struggle? Every now and have gone overboard for dope, its use. What does it do to a unreel at Edgewater pk. Hence these few notes regarding committee will present the third then one reads of the gangbust- taking it out of curiosity at first, man? annual scholarship to. a deserv a communitywide project which we of The Sentinel look ers smashing a dope* ring and then a dare to- take a second, forward to with pardonable pride. Has dope really brought the ing boy or girl. seizing a million bucks worth of and then the habit. Grownups crime wave to the youth or* has Since the festival-contest was inaugurated we have dope. All this, snd the dope ped can hardly realize the thinga -First grand assembly for girls, its expensiveness resulted in under direction of Mrs. Florence FREE . seen it grow into the biggest single community affair to be dling and use go on week after young people are called on to do criminal acts to get it? Is that Brown, grand advisor, and her staged by a Negro concern in the central Ohio area. We week and on. tTirough the years. to prove they are not afraid. expensiveness a result of rarity . cannot, however, take all the credit for this encouraging — Through the years—a rowdy* They try so many things! associate advisors',, will be held of its existence, like a diamond, July 23-24 at Central! Statettol- turn of events. The credit' belongs to you,' the Columbus song of the gay 90s was "ashes The movement to throw out or Is that expensivenss due to to ashes; dust to dust; if whisky lege. and central Ohio public. Without your support .it would dope may go on and' oven in its illegality? In answer to these WHEN MOM BUYS A be impossible to have the event year in and year out .with don't kill yuh, then cocaine crease in strength but I am'be questions, has the dope, in its each successive festival topping ita predecessor in atten- must.." Through the years—the ginning to think it is a hopeless drug influence on an individual - dance and interest entert stnment. world wreaks battle. I do not blame law en brought him to" crime or the with dope users now but how forcement bodies, nor leaders costliness of it brought him to Thanks a million. many stories have come down NORGE who see evil in it, but I am be that? through the years of actors shot ginning to see it insinuating it * * * lire AntaKed full of dope to ease the pain on self Into mankind's common THERE ARE ALWAYS ha DOS AMD D0N1S ly to become dooe addicts later? WILBERFORCE:-- ,The Ohio use, like tobacco virtually had rangues against something in Senate last week approved* reap Through the years — the to- infiltrate into some commu society. There is always reform ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS ! llmehouse district of London point mont of three Central' State nities. going on, someone with notions I wss the' dope addict lair but college trustees, appointed one that something that man. does, the district's slimy attraction • * * new member while tow board —dope has radiated lata ev IT SEEMS TO ME that I stud eats or drinks is shamefully members continue- to fill unex ery small town era—aery. Ev ied how there 'was a strong detrimental to his well being. pired* terms of offi e e. movement to vanquish tobacco, The strange thing is that most 1 $ ery city ef say sis e had a of those vices are as old as man, Trustees reappointed were: llmehouse district generally and especially cigarets, from Dr. Bra—ttm'F. Cann, Cincin common use on moral grounds. himself. holed ap ia Chlaatown, bat nati, with a- teTnr of office ex Stronger than that, there was a SAVE 120 have the j vanished? The Rus Something is always wrong tending to 1950; M. C Clarke, common belief that TB's corri sian farmers visiting: the U. S. with what men de and the president of the Dunbar Life In lately were taken for a ride dor was the cigaret trail, but worst black mark is leveled CUSTOMATIC ************ they even smoke in the TB sani surance, Cleveland whose term throagh Chinatown, meaniag against dope. Two years sgo of office extends ta 1957, and Dr. you know what tariums now. Maybe we have a it was discovered that caneer WAS Jilfc NOW tytm similar misbelief about dope to Jane E. Hunter of the Nat'l '*• P * 'of the lung seemed to have e POKCKLAW day. • Phyllis* 'Wheatley Foundation, connections with cigaret smok NO BOWN PAYMENT WASH TUB Tlnrvllsl POLICE AND government I cannot condone the use ef ing. The tobacco companies MM. AWttt men have been smashing dope dope, fer I can condone noth got that Idea oat of circulation __-_ rings for more than a half cen ing that sa enslaves the spirit la s harry. Now some English NOflGE ELECTRIC NYE* tury but, instead of declining, of a man that he cannot es scientists claim that aspirin pi ye mm HADE-IK. dope interest is mushrooming cape It. Bat, on the other brings stomach ulcers bat ********** on your old Rcfrigerafor NORGE DRYING and gathering in more converts. hand, if i remove the stigma American scientists say no. I PROCESS usee low- *m*r t_mpersvture. Take as an example: locally, aad look at It, I begin to won The claim is that Americans groups of persons, who have der about It. consume aspirin tablets up ia OTHER OUTSTANDING NORGE SPECIALS EXCLUSIVE SUPER.. ONLY liked their marihuana, benzen- I have seen persons who have CAPACITY DRYER the . millions daily — always GAS CBYER CYUNDER. drine or whatever else they been in and out of jail over the something wrong with what a have to waft themselves away tt vxr. rr. •tos—* a mm* ***• Cylinder reduces ex years for dope .addiction and, man does for his Idea of pleas- '•••• Mow to dream dust (how can a hu from general appearances, they oeee tinting en are. •se—ring of clothe*. man be,denled that pleasure?), look the same and their-health- I do predict that aomeday *2&** _Mj» tin*. have been gobbled up in prison seems the same. As a matter of i dope use will be as common as SELECTOR m terms and ordered out of town fact, they don't even carry the auromsat.caMy times tobacco today for, by then, astf selected drying Teema but there is always. a group of haggard look of an habitual scientists wiU have learned how ACL APPLIANCHS GREATLY REDUCED ] addicts left through the years. gmma*% drunk. I do not place this idea to take the more evil potency .•> ATTY RAT' E. BL'GKES Leaders really want 14 wiped as a compliment or a point in out of the dope and leave only oat somehow snd call for favor of dope, but lt Is some 'the dream stuff that users love Cleveland, whose term of office strong teeth to be pat ia laws thing I have noticed. so much. extends to 1961. and making its ase close to a * • . • But, in the meantime, we Newly appointed trustee is Dr. death term if possible bet, PERHAPS MAN WOULD be ought to.begin to look at dope la W/. P. Y.a-ung,., Youngstown, would that step the traffic aad better without sny knowledge of another light than at present' vftiose term, of office, extenda toj :: the ase cf dope? We have dope hut now that men. hsve More and more it grows into LYLE. INC W> , '. - . ' •... . .'-. death penalties for murder, that knowledge, and soma' the general use. We cannot put all INVITE HER UP THE* VOU Will HOT HAVE and even kidnapping:, but each .fBoard members- continuing toj ..<'•:•'• . questionable experience of its the users ia Jail or institutions **V~V*unexpired terms ar*. Att'y day brings as another gras- use which leads them to wsnt for cure, and the number grows Ray E, Hu«hea of,, Colarribus, 3_50 NORTH HIGH STREET AMherst 8-3543 TOM DOWN some murder or a kidnapping. more, perhaps society should larger, not smaller. sad Dr. J. Welby. Bwaddus.. D.ay: ton, O, «*__*__. J__C__l_. THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, JULY SO. 195S SATURDAY, JULY 30, 19SS THC OHIO SENTINEL PAGE IS BUUKE'S PLACE Under New Mnonjimtnl 0E 1057 NORTH 4th ST. QUALITY FOOD SHOP . Colambas, O. - A MIOHTUFE REPORTER AT URGE: SUNSET INN No. 1 & 2 y\p* > 181 E. STH AVE. CM Mt. Vernon Ave.-FA. 059* WHISKEY Beer. Wins, Horns Cooked Singles — Doubles Food Fried Chicken BEER, WINE, FOOD Hoarsi 7 AM. aatil t A M Prop. J AH. ANTHONY | 1 ______n*"n*Bn~i *. * i Sunday, 11 A.M. until 1 AM Hrs. 11 A. M. • 1 A. M. Ruby Hadden and The Best In Bar-B-Q, Cnill, GOOD FOOD ,' CHARLIE'S BAR Margaret Tucker. Props, Stop at The Chi-Chi Sign Prepared In Bome Style Wine, Beer, Soft Drinks BILL DOGGETT ROLLERLAND STINT PRELUDES MISS BRONZE TILT Good Food "Oh Mama, Here's That Man Again!" This is the week Columbus quite a stir among B'ville dance DaUy St San. 7 A. M.-l A M. day swing organists and arran He fronts an aggregation that entertainment fare is the unveil" Lucille A Charlie Jordan, shoots the works from its enter fans since he is currently domi gers. Hia playing and superb swings solid and rhythmic. If tainment loaded double barrel- nating the R&B jukebox, hit ing of the beauty extravaganza Props. THE^PiT , style hsve been a great influence you'like music then you'll love at The Sentinel's third annual 710 Harrison Ave. shotgun snd most Cap City amu parade. on the current rash of swing or 337 N. 20 rH ST. Columbus, O. sement goers seem anxious to the Bill Doggett outfit (and BIGGEST, too) summer Strictly a Doggett fan, this will ganists poppin' up in the popular Lest you forget the "good festival. We've been beating' our By FORREST ELEWELLYN Chicken - Fish - Barbecue Our Specialties get within firing range. be the dance of the year for your Self Serve and Carryout music field today. deal," is this , Friday night at brains out telling you about it Pinchhitting For Eddie J. (On Vacation) Colston "Fire One" will be a direct hit writer, To substantiate my con All of his hit recordings, which Rollerland ballroom, at 18th and these past few weeks, now it's Open 24 Hours Daily with the sensational Bill Doggett viction, Doggett to say the are too numerous to mention in Mound sts. I TWIN' INN CAFE CKIBBLINGS FROM THE SECOND STRING — Well whatcha Yours Truly — '-Jitney" Roy Langdon Ieest, is certainly ' one . of . Jfce left for you to go out to Edge- know about this .•... Columnist (I say this with tongue in crew rnckin' the Rollerland ball this article, have on ear appeal The climactic PACE IS THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. JULY 30. ISSS SATURDAY, JULY 30. 1986 THE OHIO SENTINEL PACE 19 MEL CLARK'S RITES MAKE COLUMBUS MOB CAPITAL FOR A DAY | the scripture to his funeral en Clark, In spite of his reputa REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Continued From Page 5 cyclopedia, from which he re tion, apparently had many formed a semi-circle around the cited several poems, mostly friends outside the underworld FREE INFORMATION expensive bronze casket paint dealing with life and death. circles. Flowers were received ing a picture of a typical big Following the simple but from many noted personalities Samuel D. Hooker shot gangster's funeral. Hours impressive 44 minute sendees, snd groups. Real estate before the funeral services were hundreds of excited spectators Among the prominently known BAIL BONDS ~^mT Sales • Management • Rentals to begin, virtually every seat in stood In the broiling sun to personalities observed by this WILLIAM J. GARRETT . Profeulo—I Boa35— 768 ML Vernon Ave. the chapel was filled. witness the last ride of the writer were Herman Baskins, FE. 4M1 - Col'S, O. • FE. I616( Promptly at 1:15 p. m., when baron of the numbers racket. Ray Davis, Ted Payne, Greene Rev. A. L. Mason, pastor of The b!g showoff then began, as Webster, John Perry, Pat Jack HELP WANTED LEGAL NOTICES Bethany Baptist, opened the ser a fleet of shiny Cadillacs more son, John H. Parker, Jr., Earl than two blocks long, along Perkins, Ed Perkins, all of Cin vices, curious spectators craned DOES PRESENT INCOME fall Richard Vaneaton, whose last Wo Buy. Sell And their necks and listened intent with numerous other high pow cinnati; Arthur (Little Brother) short of your needs? Add extrs Exchange Real Estate ered cars, joined the proces Drake of Cleveland and Charley address is unknown, will tske ly to the minister's remarks. dollars to the family income notice that on July 7, 1955, .Sally CHARLES WORLEY They sat back at ease as the sion to Green Lawn cemetery. Delaney oJ Dayton. by becoming an Avon repre After burial of the dapper Clark is survived by his wife, McNeil Vaneaton filed her peti 117 N. 20th St. Cetambas, O. pastor read the third verse from sentative. Personal Interview tion in the Common Pleas Court FE. 1913 the 20th chapter of 1st Samuel: Clark, his associates returned to Jessie; sister, Gannett Ingram; required. CA. 1-227$. Eastside taverns, and in an at brother, Albert Hawkins; niece, of Franklin County, Ohio, Divi "And David swore more sion of Domestic Relations in over, aad said, "Thy father mosphere of a college home Mrs. Betty L. Sharp, and a host DESK CLERK. Steady employ- certainly knoweth that I have coming day, they celebrated un of other relatives Cause No. 80726, praying for a meat for the right young divorce from him oa the grounds WE NEED LISTINGS found grace In thine eyes'; til the wee hours of Sunday woman. Apply in person. Hotel and he salth, 'Let not Jona morning. of gross neglect of duty, sad else Singles and doubles In the Co St. Clair, 226 St. Clair Ave., ssks costody of minor child. * than know this, lest he be Not many of tbe gents of the FA. 1181. . lumbus area. II. S. DeBerry— grieved, bat truly as the Lord underworld did much talking - Said cause will be for hearing CA. 8-2308 live th, and as the soal live—., concerning the shooting; of on or after August 27, 1055. With there is but a step between me Clark, bat some admitted LEGAL NOTICE Daniel L. Mann, Jr., Atty. FOSTER O. NEWLIN and death.* " . they'd expected it for some 7-16, 22, 20. 8-6, 1$, 20, 1555. Real Estate Broker Carefully refraining from time. Some of them else felt Msry Ann Morgan, whose last touching on the life Clark had he wssn't killed under the cir known address is 202V» Grand Opal Mae Wilson, whose last FE. 1345 lived, the minister turned from cumstances as reported. Whether you're Buying. Sell River, Port Huron, Michigan, known address Is 2068 E. 114th Ing, Renting or Seeking a will take notice that on July 5, St., Los Angeles, California, will MISC. FOR Sail MISC. SERVICES MISC. SERVICES Trade oar Want Ads win 1055, Daniel Morgan tiled his take notice that on July 22, 1855, USED NORGE WASHER and serve yoa best Quickest and petition In the Common Pleas Reuben J. Wilson filed his peti Taylor Eleetrlo Dryer. Beth ta Excellent Service At surest wsy to make s deal la Court of Domestic Relations In tion in the Common Pleas Court perfeet eondltloa. 666.60 far CAPITAL DETECTIVE tbe Columbus "Family Msr Cause No. 60701, prayiag for a of Franklin County, Ohie, Divi Bate. New 16H ea. ft. Refrlg- AGENCY MOONEY LAUNDRY (. W. THURMAN COLUMBUS COURT ROUNDUP ket" Is -with s Sentinel Want divorce from her oa the grounds sion of Domestic Relations ta MS MT. VERNON AVE. Ad. They're etvsy te place— crater. Jet defrost.- Lower 666 E. LONG ST. REAL ESTATE /' of gross aeglect of duty. Cause Ne. 80051, prayiag for a aide slightly marred. Save FA 1676 Columbus, O. divorce from her ea the grounds All Lines of Laundry Work 90 Years Practical Experience. We Buy and Sell Real Estate. Said cause will be for hearing 6166.00. See Mr. Vie, til 8. COLUMBUS. O. Work Clothes A Specialty AYWOOD COWAN, 44, 327*A Bolivar st., drew a 10 day work JU$I (All FE. 7416 oa or before August 20, 1655. of wilful absence for a period fflghSt., CA. 1-760. • more than one year. OF EN SAT. 'TIL 11 F. ML Let Us List Tear Props tty. H house term and $25 fine for intoxication and a $50 fine for pos And Ask For Aa Adwriter Webster 8. Lyman, Atty. session of a switch-blade knife . . . When found guilty ot assault Said cause will be for hearing SLIGHTLY DAMAGED in sfalp- MsaMnstas_MI-___-i_ajB 6*4 East Long Street . ., FE. 2586 and battery, Willie J. Johnson. 23, 92m Harrison av., was ordered 7-6, 16, 2$, 26, M, 12, 1655. on or after Sept. 10, 1655. ghag. Four Fhlleo S/4 too Air Cendltioneii. Alio two EGA TIP-TOP CLEANERS! MAC'S Cetambas, Ohie to spend 30 days in the workhouse . . . Franklin G. Hammock, 37, Toler & Toler, Attys. 176 MT. VERNON AVE. 424 E. Mound St., drew a $10 fine and 10 day workhouse sentence ANNOUNCEMENT Pi ton, five Serve! W tee BODY-FENDER & 524 — 282 — 403 7-26, M, 13. 20, 27, 0-2, 1055. easement; twa Ooolerstot 1/8 . Colambas, OMe . for carrying a concealed weapon ... A 60 day workhouse term MRS. DELL ZIMMERMAN, for Flek Up and Delivery ^PAINT SHOP and a $100 fine were imposed en. William Spearman, 42, 1065 Mt. tan Air Conditioners. AH carry Ml$(. SBWCES NUCSEfiVKES merly with the Pythian Besnty ONE DAT SERVICE 9*8 E. Gay St - FE. S2S6 Vernon av., when he faced charges of issuing a worthless check. HOTELS, ROOMING HOUSES guarantees. Seme esa be por- FE. WIS Shop, Is now operating her Dec Mae "four Body Man • S. at own shop st 1194 Eastwood ehased for as Utile as $100.06. Hat-way & Ft KRESKE ALBERT HART. 59, 249 HAMILTON AV., aad David Baker, 'Also a few slightly marred Ave., corner el Eastwood and -BTOF AT ROOFING PLUMBING CO. 23, 1947 Hildreth av., each were assessed $59 tines on vagrancy Burt, one-half block south ef NEW FORD HOTEL HO. 2 ranges from 966.66 ap. Call A FURNACE WORK 467 E Main St. charges. A third maa arrested with them, Leroy Wills, 27, 419 Loag St. FA. 6463. JO. 7286. JEFFS POOL ROOM saggy. 673 Mt. Vereen Ave. •Colambas, O. N. Monroe av., get eft with costs ef court . . . Lewis Jennings, 452J E. LONG ST. TeL CA. 4-0421 1214 MT.VERNON AVE. Colambas, Okie" Repairing and Remodeling 26, 643 Kilboorae av., was held te the grand Jury under $16,999 Colambas. O. 1""' j ***** Columbus, O. COLUMBUS': LAUNDRY TeUphon, FR 1414 RES: DO. 1663 bond when arraigned for armed robbery, A taxi driver Identi SPECIAL KOTtCE Transient aad Permanent Quests Welcome Late Used Jake Box Records Cigars, Candles and Ice CoVd A DRY CLEANING OFFICE: CA 4-1536 fied Jen—tags ns the man who stack him ap last week .. . Robert 45 ft 76 RFM — 160,600 te Soft Drinks EC (Bob) Benson, 23, 1247 Market st., was handed a $59 fine when BILLS? Ford Hotel No. 1 Still Operated at 170 North 6th SL tlta006 itt*-tv.99n. each—4 'tor C. afEFFERSCwT***!*. 606 Ml Veraea Awh. C****. O.' »•*•«•»•* * C__•!''•»• *J** ***"' WORRIED OVER DEBTST Faasiiy ead B*ck*U>» Bas— U convicted oa a suspicious person offense, ' MRS. R. H. FORD, Proprietress CA 1-2566 $1.66. Open Da_y-4-6 F. M. -THE WASHER MAN" _ar • • . • If installment payments or past CENTRAL OHIO COIN Drapes, Blas.kn.ts. Repairs ft EDWARD P. ZIPF due bills are troubling you, let us Altera-BBS 23 Tears Experience A 66 DAT WORKHOUSE STINT AND a $100 fine were meted MACHINE EXCHANGE BROOKS' AUTO Free Estimates-1-Dsy Service Bicycle Tires sad SappUes out to Leonard Brown, 61, 953 Dupont st, found guilty of carrying consolidate and arrange to pay S2S 8. High St. CA 4-7254 FLOR1HE RAMSEY. Ms*. Sharpening ef Lawnmewers, all your bills, past due or not, ELECTRIC SERVICE ' C. L. RAMSEY CaU'Me Before Noon or a concealed weapon. He also received a $25 fine and 10 day work After 6 P. M. Scissors snd Knives . house term on a drunk count. . . Mattie R. Mann, 40, 1417 E. Rich with one payment you can af THE HAWKINS Repairing Ge_erators, All Kinds ef Keys Msde ford. 65 N. MONROE AVE. Fk*. 4S1S 455 Larcomb Ave. BR. 6-1472J Blcjcles for Rent *'• st.r got off with s $10 fine -«hen the court suspended $15 of a $25 Regulators, Starters fine assessed her on a guilty plea to petit larceny . . . Louise Dal - EXAMPLE . Cetassssai, OMe HomeOf ||- 466 S. Washtagtea Ave. •AGE for FENCE EV. 1560 -MS. OHIO AVE. ton, 30, 148 N. 22nd St., was assessed $100 on a bootlegging rap If Ton Ows Yoa Fay As Lew As We Welcome Old and New Patrons CA 4-5654 24 Boor Serviee) "I saw it in The Sentinel." Colambas, O. Court suspended half the fine pending good behavior. She was $500 $10 per week transient Guest Welcomed Li arrested by state liquor agents Sunday. $1000 $19 per week $2000 ' $25 per week .Wo Continue to Render tha Soma Exclusive, USED CARS "'. 5 _ Efficient Service - (196) (IM) vfhAMEJntj - . NAflOHAl HEATING CO. JENNIE SHEARS, 42, 636 E. 2ND AV, was ordered te spend $2000 $3$ per week PAULT>AVIES Have Your White Shoes Dyed one day ia city prison and pay a $16 fine for petit larceny'. . . We Are Net A Loan Company Complete Furnace Service OHIO COUNSELORS AT mt Cleaning, Installing, Service aad Sales Julia Hoi—tee White, 46, 564 S. Grant av., pleaded innocent to re- Call For Reservations CA. 8-4526 CHEVROLET sis ting arrest sad disorderly conduct when she appeared in court OF CREDIT, INC. M •CLEVELAND AVE. "...SAM'S . 1230 E, LONG ST.. Cor. Champion Ave. last week aad ber eases were coatinaed te Friday. Grand Theater Oldg.. 55 E. State COLUMBUS. OHIO SHINE PARLOR Heme: FA 8417 (DaUy 9 A. M. - 5 P. M.) Office: EV. 7MS Suite 512 9 to 9 CA. 6-S656 TIME OXFORD MANOR 638 N. 26th St., Colambas, O. mjajMM^ i Prop., SAMUEL PENSON PAYMENTS Private Rooms and Bath CA Colambas. O. 189 E MAIN ST CHILD CARE Reasonable Rates —' 14 Hoar Service Matthew G. Carter CS CHILD CARE la my home by Transient — Permanent Rooms ADDIE& JOSEPH MIlUrSFOIftlTUBESIOtE day er week. FE. 6014. NATHAN (NATE) GREEN, Proprietor • BUCKTOP Complete Line of Used Far—tare and Rags H LEXINGTON AVE. BURKS • DWVEWAM Ranges. Refrigerators, Washers, Sewing Machines Commencement Speaker BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SHINE PARLOR EASY TERMS I U FREE DEUVERY Columbus, O. DELUXE • WE BUY AND SELL ' WILBERFORCE.—Matthew G. Carter, executive sec FOR RENT. Stands ia the • p*mm ion f retary for the Spring St. YMCA, Columbus, will address Esst Market available fer Im DYEING ft SHINING mediate occupancy. Contact 659 MT. VERNON AVE. the Central state college summer baccalaureate-com MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE O. 4 HOUSE WRECHIW mencement exercises Sunday, July 31, at 11 a- m. in Gallo Market Master between 11 a. m. and 1p.m. way auditorium, Pres. Charles H. Wesley announced. l-OMMffi. Carter, clergyman, social ROGERS' worker and author, holds the served in the same capacity for APIS. FOR REM 492 Armstrong Ska AB and BD degrees from Vir the Southwest Area Council. Car OUR VOLUME SERVICE STATION CA. 44790 ginia Union university. At one ter at one time was Richmond,. One and two rooms. Ne children. 465 CLEVELAND AVE. time he was associate secretary Benjamin Franklin accommo You don't need ta tolerate grey faded, Colambas, Ohio ... TIME of the Internat'l YMCA, and Va., YMCA executive secretary. dations. Several convenient lo 6IVES YOU LOWER - LOWER PRICES burnt hair utf longer. Newly In*. ; (Corner of Buckingham) Candidates for graduation are cations. Reasonable rates dsy fcfijM JET BLACK COLORINO Colambas, 0. Lawrence Collins, James J. aad eight. CaU Mgr. Jeff Wal AND HIGHER TRADES! POMADE dues the trick with you* • IS MY TIME Johns, Anna E. Blood, Annie tomb and brush. Apply "it is yoa Boron Gas W.de Dutnds Added To ton for information, FE. 6502. New Is Tbe Time Mae Elder, Mary K. Howard, 'S3 WILLYS 2-Dr., 6 Cyl. RdkH 6766 I would sny Gluts Porrudf then brush Ethel McGraw, Necia M. Baker, B. F. Horn, proprietor. Office and comb/away ertf bringing high- To Change Year Oil FOR YOU1 246 N. Garfield, FE. 4210. > '60 MERCURY 2-Dr. R&H $496 MM and sheen. Makes the hair look j Fox"He„ Of Pompey' Lester E. Byars, Patrick .Penn, '62 Fer Sa_inter Driving Now Is the time te do that Beatrice M. Shack, C. Kenneth CHEVROLET Fleotline. R&H. P. G. $698 lovelier, glecms. Make* you look THREE ROOMS, third floor for '81 PLYMOUTH 2-Dr. Cranbrook $696 younger. It's —sy, so simpl* a child Prop., JULITJ8 ROGERS remodeling . . . er repair Job HOLLYWOOD.—Wade Dumas, Guthrie, John J. Nolan, Jr., sober couple. Room second can do it.- It's at easy as 1.2*3. You you've been planning. A Jet prominent Negro actor, has been Ngethe Njoroge, June H. Day, '62 FORD V-8 2-Dr. $696 can't rlose. Try it. Every cent back if Mgr., Elisabeth Rogers signed to a 'featured role in 20th floor. Saber ecuple or single '63 well \plaaned is a job weli Nettie B. Coleman,- Ellen L. man. Infant accepted. FE. PLYMOUTH Belvedere Hardtop. R&H. $1296 you ar* .tot, delighted. Send no money. done. Lei an experteaeed Century-Fox' ""The View from Hawkins and Lloyd E. Revere. '49 PONTIAC 4-Dr. R&H. ... $496 On de'ivery pay only it.-JO phis pott* j REX SAYS Pompey's Head." 2515, 100 Miami Ave. '60 age. 'Just try it. It will wash out hut contractor do It We spec BUICK Super Coovt. R&H. Dyna. $696 won't-hA off. Pretty up. Have tovrfy ialise In remodeling, repast? THREE. ROOMS, bath and ga '81 NASH Statesman 2-Dr. $496 609 plaster, cement, staeCe, car rage fer either twe single men '49 looking hsir the easy quick way. * CHEVROLET 4-Dr. RAH $248 •• write MS it now to: 4 FZ0 pentry and designing. Call PQ History Head GREENSBORO, tt. C.—Ele er married couple. New va fer estimates. mentary education, social scien cant. Call CA. 1-1561. , WE DO OUR OWN FINANCING WACO. Tex.—(ANP).—Dr. ce and home economics still con J ******* Irseklva 15, N. T. | George W. Domke of N. Ro- tinue to leed the way as major THE COLUMBUS HOME LAUNDRY WIUIAH Bill chelle, N. Y., has been named fields of. endeavor for. Bennett Apis., Rooms For Rent AND DRY CL-ANEPS chairman of the Dept. of History* college graduates, a survey of iIT** ,"• . •••' •" . ' 1 6EHERM COHTRACTOR BEASLEY-GROVEDEAL IN TOWN , •*«•! a* ".'-^'SS'' Cleaners snd Launderers of QoaUty end- Dhrtiaction Political Science and Sociology the 1935 clsss msde by the col* i-nt-T at Paul Quinn college, effective lege placement service, dis- lii i I.OH H - ^ A Oae Step C*a*_Jag ferries, 7tt PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Sept. 1. (closes. < A I '•*'•!». 770 W. BROAD Open 'III 10 tt. 14505 [mam AD Work Don* At Oar Plant \H CApital 11969 616 _. LONG ST. Celn-shns^ O. Ft 6418