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PRINTED UNI COLUMBUS THE OHIO Offico At: THI PIOPIWW 430 6. Long St CA. 1-4586 CHAMPION Colombo*, Ohio ' SENTINEL MRS. LILA PRICE FAMILY BAIT. < Ul KC II VOL 14, No. • Sentinel Reader's Letter Tell, THUBStUV, AUGUST 9* 1961 20 CENTS COLUMBUS, OHIO 'Why I Like To Go To Church, SOME WHO EttfOTED THEMSELVES do­ p.m. to 2 a.m. at the Jewish Recreation Center This week the Sentinel con­ all about how and what I go to ing things other than swimming at The Squires Outdoor Pool. Tbe Jewish Center is located oa gratulated Mrs. Llla Price on her Church for. Club, Inc., I in; I "Big Splash Party" are shown Otllegts av. Just south of Livingston av. Tickets thoughfulness and on her ability to For one Uilng "I go to serve above. Tbls year the same will prevail for those for this affair may be obtained from any mrm- very simply state a wonderful tru­ God" and I feel that every person who do not want to swim at the 1963 "Big Splash bors BOB HAYES and Roger Say- provided perhaps the most excit­ OA.ME. PROTECTOR 6EF0RX MARCH IS ,19115. ers placed one-two in the 100 yard »ng seconds of the meet when she for third place, with his teammate. dash. Paul Drayton and Sayer < came from behind to anchor the Al Smith, in triples. He has 28 awept the 200 yard dash. Hayes ' women's tOO meter team to vic- triples and seven doubles. leads in only one department: i ing team, plays a good brand Jones was second in the 120 high lory. She also won th* 100 meter Juan Pizzaro, the White Sox homers, with 28, but he is among j of baseball and their players are hurdles. Willie Atterbury won the dash. Earlene Brown was third fireball hurler holds second place the top men in almost every de­ J closely watched by the major lea- 400 meter hurdles. Ulis Williams In the sholput. Willie White placed among the strike out artists, with partment. He Is second In RBIs, que scouts. Each year some of and Sadler two California boys second ln the broad Jump, 120. 87; second in runs, 81; and second their players are signed by ma­ I who have been rivals since their 9 IT APPEARS that Uie Amer- O THREE VETERANS and a in doubles, 21. jor league scouts and some of them have reached the major lea­ hlgh school days, swept the 4 to! lean League race is back in its second year man are among the 9 A ROOKIE has moved In to gues, v * run. Jim Dupre was second to j usual pattern. The mighty Yanks top five in the National League challenge the big four ot the ho­ Jerry Siebert in the 800 meters, are three and one half games batting race. Tommy Davis of the mer world. He is Roman Mejias, © I m: BIG QUESTION In Uie Ralph Boston turned back the j ahead of the pack and auparent- Dodgers, the second year man is former Jet now with Houston. pro football world is: Can the challenge of Russia's record break- ly there ls no one to stop them. the leader at .348. Roberto Cle- Mejlas is Ued with Orlando Cep­ Cleveland Browns overhaul their Ing broad Jumper. Paul Warlield The Cleveland Indians have shot mente of Pittsburgh, last year's eda of the Giants, for fourth place, team in Uie short time left, to, PASTOR Ohio State halfback, took third their bolt and is now anchored batting champion, is third with with 21. Aaron is second with 26 become a contender in the 1962 Slory On Page 3 place in this event. down In fourth place seven games .344. and Ernie Banks of the Cubs, third season? Coach Paul Brown be­ Another upset of the meet was off of the pace. Frank Robinson of the Reds, at 24. lieves ho can. We say that 11 he when John Thomas finished fourth The only two teams which have last year's most valubale player, does, he deserves the .title- o* nr.jra- in the high Jump. The best that a ghost of a chance to upset the who got off to a slow start this 9 TBE 1M)I 1NPOLIS Clowns, cie man. the funny men of baseball, will be John could j do was 6 ft., 10 in. Tanks' surge to another pennant season, is fourth with .329. Hank Not only does he have to re­ HOPE LOOMS FOR at Jet Stadium Sunday for the Gene Johnson cleared seven-foot are the Los Angeles Angels and Aaron, Is perennial contender for build his backfield, but he has to t otake second place, but the Rus­ the Minnesota Twins. the tlUe, is fifth at .827. Davis Dispatch Charities. The Clowns strengthen ids offensive line. He sian's Valery Brumel climbed up 9 THESE ARE the surprises also leads in hits and runs bat- were rained out in their last ap­ al3o has to replace linebackers BOLIVAR ARMS into the stratosphere for a high of the League. Two years ago the tod in. He has driven In 102 runs, pearance. and Ughten up his defensive back­ Jumper by setting a new world Angels were only e dream and on 138 hits. The Clowns, despite the fact field. if he expects to win this record of seven-feet-and-five to- the Twins playing h\ Washington The old master, Willie Mays. they are billed as a funny mak- season. 1 wm thockod" R*v. Arthur A. Zahha THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1962 THE OHIO SENTINEI PAGE 2. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1961 ••'••• •• '- THE OHIO SENTINa •j PAGE * Sentinel Photo Quiz Bv TED COLEMAN JR. AND RICHARD JAMISON

QUESTION: What are jour field. When I finish high school, I Pastor Sees Hate In Full Bloom plans for lhe future? plan to take up thla study." BY REV. ARTHUR A. '/.Elms The crowd continued harassing our group stayed with the car. lhe I us. Several teenagers continued to Mice, the mayor and the heck­ ag it K\ Mi IA POINDEXTER, *g EUZABKTH SMITH, u ;•, Pastor, Aldersgate Metho list spit at us and also started throw­ lers. 1136 Vesta pi., senior student at Sydney st., Linden High school On Sunday, July 29. I Joined the ing sticks. They put rocks In our Linden McKin- senior: "1 aim to] Congress ot Racial Equality path so we would stumble and But we were literally racing lcy High school: be a professional I (CORE) picket line at Hilltop fall. They threw cups of water at against Ume ... 30 minutes "I plan to be­ hair stylist It U Swimming Pool. I had Joined them us. A woman across the street, the police and the mayor told us come a profes- appears to be a prior to that date at the .same whom we later found out was the they would give us only 30 minutes tiunal seam­ wonderful voca­ place, but it was Sunday. July 29 marshal's wife, was clapping her to find a tow truck and get away tion and I have stress. 1 have that I had an experience I never hands applauding tho counter pic­ or otherwise they would not be always wanted always wanted to few had before In my life.- kets. responsible for the car's protect* to sew and de­ help beautify wo- |(. WE arrived at the swimming tion. Thee the crowd started a sign clothes, I men. Further, pool around 3:30 p.m. We organi­ Finally, two of our demonstra­ "countdown"' of 30 minutes. think there is a there is money to zed our peaceful demonstration tors walked over to the marshal's WK made the deadline just on demand for qualified girls In this be earned In .that trade. The and started picketing against dis­ car, requesting some kind of pro­ time. The car was towed to a ser­ beauty shops are always crowded crimination at the pool. We had tection and that he remove tho vice station, where the attendant ami hair styling haa become * been promised police protection counter-pickets from our line. He told us that a wire to the distribu­ way of life." from the Valieyvlew police and came oyer to the picket line and tor was missing. Obviously some­ Hope Looms For parked our car some 800 to 400 told the counter-pickets to picket one had purposely anatched it out 9 NK1.SON HUNTER. 87fJ ft. away, because of "no parking" either In front or behind our line; during our picketing. Camden av.. Linden McKlnley signs near the pool. but they were still in our line and But Just before we left the scene ARCH WARREN, Columbus city treasurer and ied Outing" to be held on Saturday, Aug. 11. New Bolivar Arms High school sen­ would not form their own. of the demonstration, the mayor secretary te the l^rmnklhi County Republican at Edgewater Park •• 8. Hamilton rd. from It ior: "I plan io I began to sense and to anticip­ told us that If we came back again INDEED, it was beginning to be Executive Committee, lends Us full support te noon, by purchasing Us ticket from a member Hope loomed for the solution of attend Ohio ate something was going to happen he would "let things erupt." And a horrible experience. I know I tbe Franklin County Republican Club "Oie Fasb- of Us staff, Charles Williams. many problems which have delayed | State university to us, People across ..the street | he promised no protection in the felt the terror of the community construction of the proposed Boli­ School of Engl- and both children and adults in future. We already had a sample neering. 1 fed the swimming pool, began to har­ slowly moving in and upon us. At of what he meant var Arms housing development on any moment we might be attacked the East side. The city cleared that there me ass us. Children began displaying < more opportuni- signs and organizing a counter by hoodlums who were gathering I feel that this statement can­ Rev. Hale Elected Te High Post Ihe way for construrlioon of the in larger and larger numbers. w"c not go unchallenged. Whether peo­ demonstration against us under first 438 units of the project which | tiea today fir Negroes in Ihe the leadership of Ute adults. were hot from the sun beating ple agree with the principles for is estimated to cost over 24 mllli- down directly on us. Mockingly, which CORE Is fighting or not. I technical and scientific fields. I Whcm we began picketing, a the crowd offered us water, like think that we as clergymen, civic In Frontiers International Groan also intend to play professional young man stepped from a side a lowly Nazarcne was offered vine­ and community and church lead­ The Urban Renewal Commission basketball. I am sure I can handle street with a picket sign that read, Rev. Phale D. Hale, pastor ot ed the organization in th« early gar on a cross some 2000 year's ers believe CORE has the right to Union Grove Baptist Church and 30s. declated its intent to proceed with the two tilings without too much "CORE is Un-American—Unfair.** a slum clcarenec project to pro­ Il3» marched right in front of our ago. picket and to hold non-violent president of Columbus Chapter, Columbus delegates included trouble." peaceful demonstrations In the city vide for an extra 40 acres for the line, trying at times, to hold up Frontiers International Inc., was Herman Harrison, secretary; Wil­ About 5:20 p.m. We stopped pic- and vicinity of Columbus with ade­ full 852 unit construction. fg TRUDY HOIAJDAY, 232 S. our line and keep it from moving. elected .third vice-president of the liam C. Culpepper*. John Bowen. I keting. We had picketed about quate police protection, which Is Wheatland av., HilUonia High Later, two teenagers carried a Frontiers International group dur­ Ray Davis and N B. Allen. Other Boundary of the expanded pub- | two hours. As we were leaving the a constitutional right for all Amer­ picket sign which read, "CORE is ing the organization's annual con­ Columbusites attending the meet­ He housing project will be: The j school Junior: I crowd yelled and clapped their icans. Non Violent Protest vention at Philadelphia. Pa., last ing were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jen­ Pennsylvania Railroad tracks on | "My plans for Communist." Soon the two teen­ j hands, saying. "Stay away from week. James King of Newark, N. J. kins John Emmons and Everett P. the north, St. Clair, Leonard and the future are to agers. fJJfr.:nor being able to pro­ here, don't come back here, you was elected president. Chandler. Monroe av. on the west Atcheson become a regis* voke* us. infiltrated our picket line . . . "(uttering obscene words.) Columbus was given a second Eighty units were represented st. on the south and Trevitt and tered nurse. I and walked with their sign be«- We were escorted to out automo­ Protection Of The L aw Fades For honor at the meet by the Fron­ Including British Guiana and Sou­ 20th sts., on the East. Plans for picked that voca­ twee'ri two of our demonstrators. biles by the police and the heck­ tiersmen when they selected the th America. schools, recreation center, park tion because X PEOPLE- were gathering and lers. When we got to our cars, one Capital City as the site for a per­ and neighborhood community hou­ am interested In older people walked back and for­ of them would not start. We had REV. PAJUR D. The meeting was held In the manent National headquarters bu-' Sheraton Plaza Hotel in the Quak­ se were revealed. helping other th saying terrible things to us. I to waj{ for a while to see If we CORE Pickets At Swimming Pool lining. League executive secretary and people and It is Teenagers and adults began to say j could start it. This delayed our er City. Next year's convention is The Commiss iona greed to work From all indications, the Con- j the Columbus police department In a delayed development, an 13 Nimrod Allen, former Urban well known business man, found- Interesting. I expect to train at obscene thin-fa to us. exodus from the community. In scheduled for Chicago, Illinois. with an Eastside business group gress on Racial Equality which Is j be indicated the department s|>oke- year-old Columbus resident has Ohio State university." All of us iclt the violence or the the meantime, cars were lining up 3 for a proposed shopping center. conducting a non-violent protest man with whom he talked refused ; been arrested for assault and bat- crowd mounting. They had be­ and parking across the street. 9 DON GORDON, 1134 McClel­ by picketing a Hilltop swimming to make a commitment J tery in the beating of Don Shearer, come more articulate and vocifer­ Teenagers got out of them and land av.: "I have always liked pool because it practices segrega­ Mayor Robert R. Fisher Valley- one of the CORE pickets. Shearer ous with their obscenity and dis­ surrounded us while we were sitt­ Wife Slain By Groom On Honeymoon automobiles and tion, will be without protection of view announced this week that he was dragged from his car and Mrs. Williams Is paraging remarks. The marshal ing in our cars, waiting to see if j _twt wm)h • motors ot all the law during future demonstra­ will withdraw police protection CINCINNATI—The home of Mrs. th* bride. a picture of another woman with and his deputy were sitting In the the car could get started. We had beaten by five youths on Sunday, Betty Beatty. 3919 Standish av., Mrs. Gloria Davis, of Brooklyn. a telephone number written on a ' kind*. I P'a" >«> tions. . unless there Is a sudden from CORE pickets. July 22 as he was leaving the pool. open up a re­ police car about 100 ft. away, un­ three cars, and It was the first In the swank Kennedy Hts. area, N. Y., according to reports, was note with it New Evergreen perturbed by the mounting Intimi­ change In events. Meanwhile, CORE'S strategy co­ pair shop some car that would not start. Valieyvlew has a population of was the scene of a domestic ar­ killed by two of six shots fired Police reports indicated Davis dations and threats against us This fact was revealed early- mmittee is working on plans to day and add a 800. and an area of 5/32 of a squ- gument between a honeymoon cou­ form a .38 calibre revolver, alleged­ and his wife quarreled in Mrs. from the crowd. THE police were there, but they ] this week when a CORE spokeman I are mile. It has a two man police further their protest against bias Ass'n President customizing ser­ did nothing to keep the crowd at the pool. ple that ended In the slaying of ly by her husband, Gordon. The Beatty's kitchen and that Mrs. I began to feel like I was ln ! told the Sentinel that requests force which was accused of stand­ Mrs. James W. Williams Sr., vice to the busi­ from converging upon us. It was victim was pronounced dead by Davis cut him with a knife. Davis Georgia. Alabama, or somewhere ! for protection from several sources ing idly by while the crowd con­ It is feared that violence will I widow of the late JamesW W.linil ness. Young dri­ another terrifying period. We had General hospital officials. went to the basement, got the in the ay>uth. I kept saying to my­ ! had been refused. He said the verged upon the pickets during erupt without police protection he- THE OHIO senna 1 widow of the late James W. Willl- vers go for the to keep our car windows closed THE DAVIS were married re­ revolver, returned, and fired six I self that this cannot be happening i County Sheriff's office said they last Sunday's demonstration. cause of the tension in the area. L. M. Shaw. General Manager; sleek, customized Jobs and 'he and doors locked. I know that In cently in Fayetteville, N. C-. and shots, two of which ended the j ams Si., has been named new In a peaceful looking American could only intervene In the event Edmund B. Paxton. President; hopped up motor*. A fellow could my car, with the windows closed, Theodore L. Coleman. EdHor-hv on their way back to New York, short marriage. president of the Evergreen Ceme­ community in the North, with a ! or disorder or violence. They were make himself a lot of cash in (he temperature was almost un­ Chlef: Annie R. Moore, Business stopped here to visit relatives. tery Ass'n. The late Mr. Williams beautiful and magntficant chureh : unable to reach the Governrr, the Davis surrendered to Cincinnati that kind of work, with all of the bearable, ye.t we had to keep them ; Manager. During a celebration at the Beat­ was a prominent real estate broker facing us on the side of the swimm­ CORE representive said. As for police after the shooting. The vic­ cars on the road today." closed because we did not know j and developer of the aforemen­ ing pool and lovely ranched-atyled Established June 1. 191*. Pub ty home. Davis reports, he began tim's had not been released by the what the crowd might do to as if llshed each week at 430-32 E. Long tioned cemetery. 9 BOB GORDON, Rt. 1, Palas- houses perched u|>on plush, green to show some pictures. His wife corner's office at Sentinel edition we kept them open. St (P.O. Bo* t2S> by Tha Ohio kala Jr. High school student, began an argument after she saw time. Herman Perkins is new business knolls on the other side. No. this j Sentinel Publishing Co.. Inc.. Co­ Licking Hts.: 'lUght now I am must not be true- County Must Open lumbus 16. O. Cincinnati Office: manager and general superinten- j Two persons in our group had to 3551 Reading Rd. dent of the association. He is a j interested in basketball and foot­ BCT It was true! The crowd be­ leave together to walk up a hill ball. In fact, I like all kinds of gan to intensify its efforts to har­ Subscription Rates: One Year. graduate of Franklin university, j to a service station for a tow Cincy Woman Freed In sports. I expect to wind up either ass and to intimidate us. Now they truck. Several teenagers in cars j Its Public Schools Dept of Business and Commerce, j 16 50: Six Months, $3.50. as a professional basketball play­ were spitting at us. The demons­ Columbus. He also attended Cen- j across the street pulled out and RICHMOND, VA—A federal jud­ National Advertising Represen­ er or professional footballer I trator in front of me received a tral State college, Wilberforce. followed. We became qui'e anxi­ ge capped nearly a decade of liti­ tative: Amalgamated Publishers, gueas I win have to make the de- mouthful of spit on his back, just Inc.. 310 Madison Ave.. New fork Sheoting Of Attacker ous for them. We knew they were ! gation Thursday by ruling that James W. Williams Jr. is trea- I clsion when I come to It" below his neck. A young teenager, ! 17. N. Y.. MUrray Hil) M422: After a lengthy preliminary ex- Oscar Pete Robinson, 41, 247 N. going to be further intimidated Prince Edward County, Va., must surer and a trustee ot Evergreen who walked menacingly beside me and threatened. 166 W. Washington St., Chicago amination, during which lt was Garfield av., a convicted rapist. reopen Its public schools, which S. lit. ANdover 34343. Cemetery Ass'n. Other trustees are YOLtfNTEEH DRIVER spit on my shoes. Automobiles | established thai she had acted In Mrs. William Wataon, ?06 N. were slowing down and the peo­ These were tense moments as were closed three years ago to a- seif-detense, Mrs. Rosa P. Boggs. UPON COMPLETION of testi­ Mrs. Myrtle Jones Williams, Att'y Member National Newspapei 22nd st, is a new volu»te*r for ple In them were yelling vicious we awaited their return. They ar­ void integration. 3827 Borden av., Cincinnati, was mony, a motion was made to dis­ Edward J. Cox, Dr. Neptune H. Publishers Ass'n. Aid for the Aged. She is a volun­ and venomous words against us. rived safety, but not without in­ acquitted by Judge Dean Straus- Holloway, Raymond R. Davis and The ruling was handed down by Cincinnati Telephones: miss tbe affidavit and the motion teer driver, driving elderly pati­ I began to feet sick inside of me: timidations and insults and even baugh. Nelson L. Newsom. Secretary ia 751-0288 - CA. 1-3318 was sustained. ents to clinics and hospitals. not from a feeling of fear, but V. S. District Judge Oren R. Le­ Columbus Telephone: Miss Carmalita Hutton. the threat of bodily harm from Mrs. Boggs appeared in munici­ from a feeling of tragedy—an the teenagers. Unfortunately, they wis, who gave the county School CApital 1-45S6 The defendant was represented Mrs. Watson was referred to pal court Thursday, July 28, for Evergreen Cemetery is located American tragedy, that such things could not find a tow truck. Two Board until Sept. 1, to submit a a preliminary hearing on a charge at the hearing by Att'y William the Agency by the Volunteer Ser­ Entered as 2nd class matter July at Woodland and 17th avs.. Colum­ could take place in a community of our cars left, including mine to plan which would comply with a t. 1049, at Post Office. Columbus. filed against her of first degree H. Brooks, Columbus, and Att'y bus. Offices of the association are vice Bureau of United Community that gives the appearance of tran- find a tow truck. We had to leave 1960 order to admit Negroes, to Chio, under act of March 9,1879. manslaughter in the shooting of Eugene Smith, Cincinnati. at 85S E. Long *L ©.uaility and respectability. Council, a United Appeal service. Uie disabled car. Two members of white schools. _J*eyyy}:^ amm i~>

THURSDAY, AUGUST 2. 1961 THURSDAY, AUGUST % 1961 THS OHIO SENTINEL THI OHIO SENTINEI PAGE 4 PAGE 5 Chest X-Ray Program Ohio Elks Report

BY HENRY C. TUCKER Band Fund Committee are spon­ For Rear East Side 9 GREETINGS brothers, daugh­ soring a picnic and dance at the ters and friends of Elkdom. Well, Fraternal Order of Police Park, j •• ;—--—- the 1962 calendar is more than half at 3(83 Johnstown rd, ln Cabana. spent. The Elk's program ln Ohio O. The dance will be held Saturday seems to be running true to form. night from 9 until 1. The picnic Just a few more weeks left before will be celebrated on Saturday we meet In Detroit at the Nation­ and Sunday, Aug. 4 and 5, Tickets al Grand Lodge. The president will be available at the club, 133 thinks, since the convention will be so near us, Ohio will be well N. Monroe av. represented. The Columbus Elks Marching The state president was In Col­ Chib is sponsoring picnic at Eld* umbus Sunday, July 29, meeting Glenn's Farm, Sunday, Aug, 12. with his top aides, the heads of all departments. The meeting was Tickets for the Elk's Convention called to order at high noon, at Special (Greyhound Bus) can be the Neil House Hotel, by Pres. secured at the Elk's Home. Bus Trenton Bell. Twenty-five Elks will leave Columbus Aug. 27 and from throughout the state joined return Aug. 29. Tickets are going In the open ceremony, heard fast. i'.v. a'tt.^ii AlwOVaa ;.- tb:y f nal.ir p'aus ter K., at tbe Je..'.sh Recrcat'ou Cenl.r o.i.Jjar THE tAICKY CHURCHGOER circled in tho It yoa eae Identify year ptcuMe, drop ia aa the president's o|>ening remarks, above photo has a beautiful orchid awaMag her outline his program and entered Thv Squires Club, lm.. secoad annual "Big pool from I0:3« p.m. to 2 n.m. Tbe Crater It Pierce's and claim your archid. Last week's SAVE WITH THESE at the BaWto-florist studio of Pierce and Bon, in the discussions. ftplaah Party" are left to right. oaatea]: Reward oa College av. Jsst south of Livtagstoa av. oa lucky winner Jaaet Crampton, 781 Brydea rd., . COUPONS FROM f-piU* r, Charka MeMarray, Everett 'Colemaa, 8*23 E. Leag st. Photo was tafcea as congregation who attend Christ Memorial Baptist—Pierce Route S3. Tickets for tbe affair may be obtained Everyone listened with great Wayae White. Maamag; Robert Wade. George left Gay 8t. Baptist church, Sunday, July 29. aad SOB Photo. from aag at the Saulree* members or by pbea- enthusiasm for 3'* hours as the Mills aad Robert Duncan. pre*id«*nt of tbe group. MEMBERS OF lhe7 aear-Eastaide CHiiea's X-rsy Committee^ < bsg TV. 5-8583. president went into details, made Tbe "Splash Parly** will bo beta) Saturday. Aug. uii3. 3WI»IJW liiiiiiaiiuiw»*a»M»aawaBwsa»iaiBBB»lBawgi GORDON'S complete plans for tbe Christmas Seal X-ray Cruiser's annual visit some appointments, told alt de­ Thursday, Aag. X, through Aug. 16. Comparing a roll of X-ray film partment heads what he expected with reeords of previous surveys aro left to right, seated: Mrs. Why I Like To Co To Church of them and welcomed remarks Sober SUM, St Linwood av., and Mrs. Walter Gravely, IK! Metro New Year's Day, 71 years BRO. always possible to go as she would and comments from various of­ Hardware Talk Of Town pi. Standing: Charles Larry Jr., 1771 Franklin av., aad Miss Doro­ the ancestors of many of Its pre­ choose, but whenever It was pos­ ficers. The meeting adjourned at 664 E. Main St. CL.2-201 8 thy Roberto, MO Woodland av. sent member established Bethany sible she liked to go to church Opea Dally 8 A.M. to 9 P.91. Baptist Church. 3:30 p.m. Exalted Ruler John A. By FAT HUNT Thursday the Christmas Seal day. Aug. 2, Garfield and Mt. Ver­ every Sunday. Throughout tha year, ministers Pulllns of Franklin Lodge No. 203 85-OZ. FEDERAL 1517178) M N. Ohio Avo. X-ray cruiser starts its 13-day non,—2-B p.m.; Friday, Aug. 3, IN HER LETTER Mrs. Tinch WATER PITCHER and members have worked toget­ was appointed legal adviser ot the near-Eastsid« free chest X-ray sur­ < Kroger's) Greenway av.,—2-9 p.m says: Reg. 89c Now 48c her to be an Influence for good In Ohio State Ass'n. vey. Tht annual X-ray program Is Saturday. Aug. 4.17th and Mt. Ver- "I like to go to Church every With This Coupon Only 41 ALONG WITH my son, John us to the great chief "Guyasuia's" the community. That they have co-sponsored by the Tuberculosis ' non.—2 - ft p.m.; Monday, Aug. 0, Sunday because of the spiritual A. Hunt, this reporter had the burial place, DAK monument. Old succeeded Is demonstrated by th

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GOV. MICHAEL V. DigALLE is shown signing proclamation declaring idly 29 Ohio Civil Rights Sunday. It marked tbe third anniversary of legislation creatine League; Donald Terry. Council ot Human Relations: Doris B, Shartle. Colombua FUN the Civil Rights Commission, which was enacted by 103rd General Assembly. Seat­ Urban League; Mrs. MBey O. Williamson, Dayton NAACP; Mary O. atones, Ohle GAMES ed alongside the gorernor Is Rep. William W. Mllligan (R. Shelby). Standing, from Civil Bights Council; Beryl Williams, Columbus Urban League; Albert M. Hawkins. left, are leaders In tbe civil rights movement In Buckeye state: Rev. Russell VL Inter-Wnrd Democratic Council; Albert Dillehay, chairman, Ohio Civil Rights Com­ mission, nnd *f. .Maynard Dickerson, Ohio Industrial Commission. < Jones, Columbus Area Council ot Churches; *fames II. Ethridge, Columbus Vrhmm WHEN URBANA CALLINC Kroger Sales Grow: Firm Pushes Its DONT FORGET OUR Gigantic By Marion Couts © 315 E. Lawn Ave. • Phone: 3-3892 Popularity Contest for all girls from THE OHIO BIG MINIATURE GOLF contest. You 9 URBANA—Many Urbanans v.•.-• ,.•' guests of Rev. Wesley Mat­ Equal Opportunities Program Here 15 to 19 years of age, -who **ill vie for can win prizes for having the lowest saddened at. tha death of Henry thews of Yellow Springs. First, we Th'I'll,e. Kroge1,'f-. .(-»/. r- Co.#T\••» , ttithAe nation'urttli.n'*t isiniuii.rgr anMTlfdl operatinAnarnlinrgt eoeatPamim*careers. m somI SMW*-e prio* •*»'.*r managemen» —«.**_• t expert* M. Hicks Jr., 20, who passed away toured the Yellow Springs Press third largest retailer, recently re­ "People." said Mr. Templeton, ehce in other industries. ' the titles "MISS ANNIVERSARY." SENTINEL score for the day. in Mary Rut&n hospital in Belle-, newspaper plant. Then we attend­ ported sales for the first 21 weeks "are the most important factor in He mentioned that interested Xontaine Friday, July 28, after an ed a Sr. Citizenship party given of 1962 totaled W76.004.085. a five a store's success." Yon may be tbe mo*t popular gir' ' u persons who feel they are qualified automobile accident that occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul per cent increase over the compar­ He stated that Kroger recruits j should contract the Kroger Divi­ town. Saturday, July 21, in Bellcfon- Ebert on their beautiful lawn. able time period-hi 1961. management men from primarily- sion office locally, the Columbus PRESENTS taine. Funeral was held Monday About 60 enjoyed the delectable Harold P. Temple'ton, Columbus two source—qualified store depart- ; Urban League, 107 N. Monroe av.f in Eicholz Funeral Home. He Is repast, after which a lovely pro­ Division vice president, comment­ ment heads and college graduates, ' or The Ohio Sentinel. 430 E. Long survived by bis parents, Mr. and gram was presented. Each month ed that three new stores have fresh from the campus, or with , St. Mrs. Henry Hicks. ST., a sister, a medal is presented to the most been opened In the Columbus di­ Mrs. Charles Rqberts Jr.; pater* useful one. vision during 1962 with six new rial grandmother', Mrs. Lucille Mr. and Mrs.' Oran Harris of units presently under contruction Hicks, Beliefontaine; paternal gr­ Clifton, O., were Friday overnight and scheduled to open during the eat-grandmother, Mrs. Ida Hick, guests of their cousins, Mr. and remainder of the year. Pickeraltown. Mrs. Dewey Redman. IN REPORTING Kroger'a ex­ Monday. July 23. a family din­ The Contemporary club, former­ pansion ln the Central Ohio area, OHIO'S LOWEST POTTERY PRICES ner was held in honor of Sgt. Al­ ly South End club, was honored Mr. Templeton emphasized his len Nash, who has been visiting with a barbecue In the yard of company's continuing need for re­ DINNERWARE SPECIAL NICKEL 0*4 Y here for a month. Nash will leave Mrs. Mabel Waugh July 18, with cruiting qualified management tr­ Monday for the air base In Cali­ Mrs. A. J. Ruffin as guest. Mem­ ainees to prepare for merchand­ 32-Pc *198 fornia. Attending Uie dinner were bers are Mesdames Leona Church. Saturday, Aug. 25, All Day his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Leodra Church, Clarabelle Allen Stewardess Board. Set X Dolby, and children. Clarice and and Bessie Freeman. Meetings art- Mrs. Clarabelle Allen celebrated Ava, Bryan and Billy, his sister, held every third Wednesday. her 75th birthday tn Toledo July 29. TIRED OF Mrs. Beverly Williams and child* j 9 MR. AND MRS. Henry Baker Those attending were Mr. and AT GOODING'S ZOO PARK ren. Springfield; Diane and Deb­ have returned from a week's va­ Mrs. Guy Alien and Mrs. Marga­ ROACHES and WATERBUGS bie Jackson, Marsha Mosely, Ja­ cation at Fox Lake in Angola." ret Medley, Urbana; Mr. and Mrs. mes Waugh, the honored guest Mich. Those who failed to hear C. J. Dale, Toledo; Mr. and Mrs. Try Our Roach Powder REGISTRATION COUPON and the hostess, his grandmother, the songest in St. Paul's church Walter Allen and sons, Ronald and MONEY BACK GUARANTEE Mrs. Mabel Waugh. July 29 really missed a treat as Ohio Sentinel CARRIERS CAN WIN Steven; Mrs. Fannie Allen and 9 MISS RHODA Brown and the Mt. Zion male chorus of Spring­ daughter, Barbara Jo; Mr. and Circulation Department Mesdames Adelaide Allen. Sophia field and the St Paul senior choir. Mrs. Robert Allen. Harry Allen 430 E. Long Street •.SILVER DOLLARS !!! 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THE OHIO SENTINEI THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1962 THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1962 FACE * THE OHIO SENTINEI PAGE 9 Local Girl Marries Paratrooper NOW Reaaies 1962 Int'l Cotillion would add to the presentation ot THE SOCIAL SCENE Geraidine Marie Walker, daugh­ these debutantes from many ter ol Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wal­ countries with many cultures. By LOME B. CARTER ker, 10117 Howard st., was married Their participation will give the to Mervln D. Winston, 1056 Welling­ Cotillion a truly International fla­ ton blvd., at Bethany Presbyterian vor. Young ncpole from all over Women church Sunday, July 29, at 4:30 the world will be seen as debu­ p.m. Rev. Ward Parham officiated tantes and -sub-debs along with before an altar decorated with their youthful escorts. Dianne tarter and Paula Thomp­ and Mrs. James McNair and fami­ whits gladioli, fugi mums and son's sister, Norice and Linda. ly are enjoying their beautiful palms,, PURPOSELY sponsored during borne on Berkley rd. . The Robert Browns held an ex­ t Ihe owning week ot the Ceneral The bride wore a gown of silk quisite birthday party for their Assembly of the United Nations, 9 MRS. Sharon Conrad, comely daughter, Jocelyn, at Jocelyn'* organza over taffeta which featur­ the committee Is using the "Who's daughter of Mrs. Ruth Coi.mil. grandparent's home, 1977 Mary­ ed a scalloped portrait neckline Who" list of diplomatic circles will be teaching In Detroit this land av. . . . Yes, there waa an with an Alencon lace overlay on from which to draw distinguished fail, we hear. She la currently organ grinder and a real monkey the molded . bodice and brief guests. teaching Spanish at Paxey's Play­ to entertain the kiddles (Tony and sleeve*. The floor length bouffant school . . . Atty and Mrs. James Laxt year's Cotillion was reput-> Chris). Jocelyn was five and akirt ended In a chapel train with Rlckman enjoyed a fine ' trip to ed to be a highlight of New York's will enter kindergarten at the a bow accenting the back. Alencon Cleveland, recently . . . Mrs. fall season in that it attracted University this fall. Enjoying the motifs Were scattered over the Rlckman la very feoay these day*-, participants and patrons from as festivities were: Howie Addison, skirt. preparing for the kiddies in the far away as Hong Kong and as Andy Anderson. Jeffrey Basnett, fall and getting ber new school close to home as 42nd st. Angela Betsill, Ralphie Bonner Jr., A halo of organza and pearla Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt, ready for the activities. Tony Bradshaw, Brent Brown, held the veil of Imported French tha first lady of the world, and AU. PROCEEDS from the ball, the drawing and contributions will Carolyn Brown.Rhonda Brown. Da­ TRIE Christian Social Relations illusion. She carried a cascade of Mrs. Robert F. Wagner, the num­ go to further the aim of tha vid Bynum, Patricia Carter, Har­ Committee of Asbury Methodist lilies ol the valley, fleul'd Amour, ber one lady of New York City, NCNW to build an education cen­ old Cochran Jr., Wayne. Ernest church has endorsed a church- will both preside over the 1962 centered with a white orchid cor­ ter and erect the first monument and Michael Dandridge, Cornelius wide campaign to help the Retard­ International Cotillion at the Wal­ sage. to an American Negro (Mary"Mc*» Duff Jr., Lynn Duncan, Dianne ed School movement. We hope dorf Astoria. Oct. 12. as honorary I^eod Bethune) in Washington, Durham, Sylvia Givens, Kathl other institutions, organizations and Tha four bridesmaids and the chairman and co-chairman respec­ tively. D.C. < Groggins, Deldre Hamlar, Bryan friends Will help this worthy cause. mald-of-honor wore aqua silk or­ mJmmmWS3i Harris, Conrad Haynes. Gordon Miss Gloria J. Pearson, daugh­ ganza bouffant dresses. The brides­ " A GAY PARTY for Mrs, FraakliB (Nikki) Mendame* Lawrence McGiB, Julius H. Robinson, PRESENTED by the National Jackson Jr., Roland James, Les­ ter of Mr.- and Mrs. Melvin Pear­ Whltttker was bold at the home of Dr. aad Mrs. maids carried nosegays ot yellow Council of Negro Women for the f Thoiaas Brewer aad Timothy Treadwell Not lie and Beth Jones, Amos Lynch son, 2387 Louden ay., is scheduled David D. Hamlar last week, spoasored by the carnations and the mald-of-honor benefit of the Mary McLeod Bet- lee's ;; Halr pictured: Mr*. Joha White, Miaa La Ye rue Dukes, Ernest and Eric Newkirk. Brett to leave early this month for a H an Columbus Chapter, Girl Frleads, lae. Pictured hune Memorial Education Fund, pMeadames Saaford Boaa, Robert Duncan, Carl Pettlford, Trudy Preston. Denlse visit to Jamaica, British We*t carried a cresent of white and yel­ Black. Oft Black. Brown seated from left; Mesdames James P. Wilson. the Cotillion's distinguished list ot Basaett aad R. Earl Biaad.—Pierce aad Son Jr., Kimberly Mason, Annette and Indies, as guest of the family of low carnations, and stephanotis. co-chairmen will also Include the Dark Brown Light Brown. David D. Hamlar, Norris A. Flam. Whlttaker, Genuine Imported Human Jeannctte McDaniel, Jay Morgan. her fiance, Joslyn A. Bent, a The bride attended Ohio State Hon. Bessie Buchanan, Mrs. Ralpn C. 1. NeU aad Joha H. ResemoatL 8taadlng: Phota. Hair Don't be fooled by Ransom, Joey Reynolds Jr., of J, Bunche and Mrs. Oscar Rueh- December graduate of OSU. university and is now employed at the word "Human-Like/* 9 THE popular Girl Friends, and swimming at Pleasant Hills Dayton, Sherry Rhymes, Debbie hausen. Vacation time' Is here, but the the Columbus Board of Education. Get tho real thing at Leo's Inc., of Columbus held a fabulous beach recently . . . Members and Sawyer, Kimberly Scott, Robin According to Miss Dorothy I. —Your official Import Out­ Ebony Fashion Fair Committee*, Mr. Winston Is a paratrooper at party at the home of Dr. and guests sharing the gayety were, Scott, Lorl and Bianca Smith-e- Height, nat'l Pies, of NCNW, no­ let Call CL 3 1X1 ft Mall Mrs. David Hamlar, 1697 Franklin the Aaron Browns, Everett Cole- Incas, Marsha Sutton, Donna Ter­ sponsored by Twig 110 of Child­ Ft. Campbell, Kentucky. The cou­ thing has t>een overlooked that orders rilled promptly Borden's Pk. S. In honor of charming "Nik­ mans, Aulden Coleman*. Robert ry, Dana Tyler, Kimberly Wedd- ren's hospital, are. working, hard ple will reside in Columbus. LOVABLE Pane Boy ki" Whittaker. wife of Atty Frank­ Colemans, Bernard Princes, Ja­ Ington, Rochelle and Ronald White, lo insure a spectacular show Sept. lin Whlttaker. now of the Washing­ mes Pyants, Norris Thompsons, David Williams, Debbie Williams. 3a at Central High auditorium. Walter Jacksons Chignon SPECIAL ton official set . . . Nikki ls now a Charles Jameses, Robert Manueia, Sheila and Clifton Williams. Sherry Tickets are available now from Have Busy Summer Buttermilk resident of Washington and affili­ Misses Patricia Lattimer, Jol Wilson and Lucien Wright Jr. SKINNY? Twig 110 members and will be on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jackson ated with the Girl Friends chap­ Lynn Austin and Mrs. Joyce Aus­ If akiaajr. Ihin and under­ NKS. MKRVIN D. WINSTON i t. sale at Marshall's soon. weight became of poor had as their house guest Mrs. ter there . . . Guests included tin. • ppatlta or poor eating 9 WE bear Atty and Mrs. W. S. habit*, take WATE-ON. Thereas Davis of i/os Angeles, Mesdames Ruth Wilson, Euretta futi oa pooadi and inche* 9 BIRTHDAY parties galore on Lyman Sr., 1585 Richmond av., or firm tolid fl**tio r money Calif. Treadwell. Lucille Roan, Marie back. WATE-ON b »uptr- is the natural the Columbus scene . . . The Nor­ Make Year SUMMER rlcb io *r*lgbt building They also hail a surprise visit Neal, Annie Robln%n, Katherine have left by Pullman for points caloric* plot »il imwi, min- Alumni Croup Hears Technician ris Thompsons of Teakwood Hts. aral* aad energy element*. from their daughter. Miss Rosiyn McGiB, Rose Rosemond and Dora west . . . This is a well deserved UNFORGETTABLY FOUMAtl Moapital nv.it I'm weight for their daughter, Paula. Guests gain* reported. No oyereel* Ernestine Daniels McElvene ot Alpha Kappa sorority. Jackson, now residing in New j Elam of Roanoke, Va. vacation for ths professional and lag. Make* cbeak*. bu»t- $199 summer cooler Included Llnette Scott, Dianne. Una, arm*, lag* GH out... Albany. N. Y. was guest speaker Miss Margaret Fields, president York, who flew In for the week busy couple . . . Atty Lyman is put* Sab on I'linny fl»ur«» of the chapter, expressed the hope The Gay Senoras are on the Paulette and . Lisa Turner, Jol all o*ar body. Pictm fatigue, at th«? Columbus chapter of the end. UP ball, Tb* group enjoyed picnicking Austin, Sumner Carter, Patricia senior partner of Lyman and Ly­ lo*> raaiatanca, *l*ep)***nc*a Wilberforce Alumni Ass'n July 21. of inviting various leaders from dua to underweight condi­ Mr. and Mrs Walter A. Jackson STYLE man law firm and glamorous Mrs. tion. If ualetveigM i* du* Mrs. McElvene is a biological different phases of public life to to duaata Ue* WATE-ON were hosts of a family reunion Lyman Is a teacher in Columbus under direction of your doo- technician in Aloany. where she inform and share ideas with the picnic with members of the O. D. SHOP tor. Oat WATE-ON today. public- for promoting better rela­ &3E public schools . . .Both are very resides with her husband. She Is Williamson. Sr.. and Sitas Brown tm-1011 Ml vt.UNON AVE a former graduate, campus queen tions in their respective fields. active In civic, fraternal and re­ families and guests. Open Frt * 6*L Nights WATE-ON and basileus ot Zeta chapter of ligious circles In the community June, 1952, Members . . . They plan to visit Los Ange­ Let us take car* of all your for­ mal needs . . * Renting is the Are Planning Renuion les, Seattle, Wash., for the World's modern way to formal elegance. Swan captures Fair, and then to Mexico ... If Members of Central High Lxitoil Style* a world of school class of June. 1952. ar«* time permits, even Hawaii . . . Latest Plaids, Batiks and freshness planning a reunion for this rich in protein Have a good time, folks. Postals month at Seneca hotel, with a lotes! Accessories in your cocktail hour, buffet dinner, so­ Congratulations to the new gro­ Lew Economical Cost summer cottons cializing and dancing. om, George Sinclair, who captured low In calories, Kverywhere you go you sea evi- the heart and hand of lovely Bar­ DANIEL BOONE dram ot Swan's Fabi-Sheen Plus The following are asked to con­ bara Louise Oliver with nuptials drycleantng. Colors shimmering io tact Don Moseley. 291-3631, CLEANERS the summer sunlight . . . fabrics fresh clean taste Lois Latscha. Br. 6-3313: performed July 28 at 1304 E. 23rd 521 St. Oat* Ave, CL. 8-2825 an fresh and crisp as the day they av., following the ceremony . . . Joe Patrick, Mgr. were purrbased. Trt*:it your sum­ mer cuttoa* to Swaa's drycteaning Norma Harris, Lucille Broadus, We hear that Air Force Capt. care. Betty Cornelius, Dorcas Chavis, Willie Johnson. Mildred Ragtand, home delivered or Mary Mitchell, Lillian Wright, Large Family Size ot your food store PIBKE & SON FLORIST & PHOTO STUDIO Barbara Stover, Etta Graves. Ro­ Hoif 023 E. Long St. CL 8-3533 Columbus, Ohio bert Simons, Doris Saunders, Dressing $100 BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL BERGAMOT Dorothy Johnson, Lilly Gresham, KIDS UP TO 10 YRS. 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THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1961 THE OHIO SENTINEI THURSDAY, AUGUST 1. 1961 THe OHIO SENTINEI PAGE 11 PAGE 10 Ynu can choose between many varieties of plums ranging from Deadline Set For Handlers Permit yellow to very deep red and purples !IET(I/H Alt food handlers who wish to final closing dale of the fair on The supply ot red variety summer make application for work at this Sept. 3 TOUR FOODUT apples Is on the increase with year's Ohio State Fair are re­ Deadline for permits has' been Crimson Beauty, Red Bird and quested to apply at the Ohio State set for Aug. 10, as announced by DOlURfH Williams Red now available. Mic­ Employment Service fair office Dr. OUIe M. Goodloe, city health higan blueberries will be around $ which will be located adjacent to commissioner. They should be ob­ most of the month and there ara the administration building on the a FRANKS lots of red and whits seedless tained at the Columbus Board of fairgrounds beginning Aug. 13. grapes. Health prior to that date. (Martratanj Informotton (or The office will be open 8 a. m. to A communicable disease exa­ Consumer* Agricultural 9 FROZEN concentrate for le­ S p.m. dally and Sundays through mination, including a chest X-ray. Katooafcm Ssnrlco la monade and frozen orange juice must be taken in order to obtain Franklin County) supplies are large and price should continue low throughout the month. 4th Aitiniversary a permit. Examinations are given 9 THIS WEEK LOOK FOR: Fraita—Peaches, cantaloupes, water­ Summer vegetables will continue free ot charge at the Health and melon-, plums, grapes Vegetebtea--Sweet corn, tomatoes, carrots, In heavy supply offering a delight­ Safety Center, 181 Washington escarole, cucumber Protein Foods—Beef cuts from chuck and round, ful '.teeth array of color and flavor. blvd. ground beet, fryers, hams and picnics, eggs, dairy products. The list of choices reads something Set For Aug. 6-10 The Health Clinic for rood hand­ like this: sweet corn, tomatoes, AUGUST GOOD MONTH FOR lers Is open from 8:30 to 11:30 green and yellow beans, lima FOOD SHOPPERS 0 AS usual, August will be the Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Davis will a.m. and from 1:30 to 3:30 p. m. big month for fresh peaches, can­ beans, eggplants, carrots, beets, observe his 4th anniversary as If you're looking for ideas to Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri­ taloupes and pears. Heavy supplies summer squash, cabbage, green pastor ot Shady Grove Baptist, perk up menus, let Uie August a- days. It will be closed to fair • >' peaches will continue from peppers and a host of salad Items. 824 E. 2nd av., beginning Monday hundance of fresh fruits and vege­ workers after Aug. 10. many areas but it's this month Many of the vegetables are local­ Aug. 8 through Aug. 10. tables be your guide. With such a that Ohio peaches come Into their ly grown and the short distance wide variety of fresh Items avail­ The following pastors, choirs and own, and when you can get them enables growers to pick at optimum able you'll find many to please congregations will join in the cele­ tree ripened. If canning and freez­ maturity for quality and get them even Uie most discriminating tas­ bration: OLTSTANDING Beautadaa Aword preseated at the Ohio Aas'a ing are In order at your house, to market with little delay. Prices RESERVE tes. ot BeauUcIaas annual convention at Cincinnati went ta Mrs. Thursa plan to do It in August when you are at their yearly low during the Rev. C. T. Robinson. Trledstone NOW FOR Watts of Youagsiowa, pictured a< left. Outataadlng President's have th« widest choice ot varie­ local season. A GARDEN PARTY wag enjoyed by friends Ilolloway. Rer. W. H. Holloway, (pareata af Baptist, Monday: Rev. A. J. Cunn­ • Wed-iinsra • Parties award weat ta Mrs. Eleanor Baiter, right, also of Yoaagstown. ties. j ef Mrs. Gweadolya Duggar aad aer parent* ra* Mr*. Duggar), Mrs. laa Carpeater, Dorsey Lew- f) PRODUCE abundance Is also ingham. Zlon Hill Baptist. Tues­ * Receptions • Dances Cantaloupes - both Western and <\ < 3 niiy at bee home, 1570 Hawthorae pi. Seated. la, Mr*. Margaret Peters."• Foreground: little MASON'S reflected ln heavy stocks of frozen day: Rev. A. J. Andrews, Spring- * Banquets local . will flood the August mar­ tram left te right: Mra. Etta Page. Mrs. Aaa vegetables which must be moved hill Baptist, Wednesday: Rev. A. Lrttort Parhara, Debby aad Tlmmy O'Oala. ket; the California crop Is 10 per­ CALL Setters, Mrs. Duggar, Mrs. Eva lackaoa, Mra. OPTOMETRISTS and Not pictured: Ftetda Carpeater, Edward Jack­ quickly to make room for fresh L. Mason, Grace Baptist. Thurs­ E-e-elya Joaes, Mrs. Katarya Eatwardg, Slrooa JEWELERS cent above last year's very large son aad Mrs. Ethel ftmith. EYES EXAMINED crop. In general, they are sweet crops being processed nationally. day; Rev. R. N. Simpson, First Peters. Staadlag: Rev. Ward Paraam, Mrs. Look for bargain prices on frozen BARNETT'S GLASSES FITTED and flavorful this year. This year's Baptist, Pataskala, Friday. WATCH REPAIRING crop of Bartlett pears also pro­ snap beans, corn, Fordhook and WHITE HOUSE, INC. Reasonable Prices mises to be a good one and mar­ baby lima beans, Brussels sprouts, A banquet will climax the week's 4100 INDIANOLA AVE. Satisfaction Guaranteed SENTINEL RECOMMENDED BEAUTY SALONS keting will be heavy in August green peas, mixed vegetables and event, with all all activities beginn­ AM. 3-3152 HU 8-9395 773 E. LONG ST. CA. 4-2813 and into September. French fried potatoes. ing af 7r30 p.m. FA5HIONETT A BfeADTY BAR STYLETTE BEAUTY SALOM CA. 1281 ML Vernen CL. t-lSM tSS E* LONG ST. 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• • • 01 lo Attacks Its Own Problem Of Housing For Minorities FIRST OF TWO PART8 EDITORIALS BY EUNICE WOOD "S'ark Housing Prejudice Ex­ a • • ists, State Board Told" reads iiko a headline over a story coming out ot the deep south. But it and others like it appeared on front pages of Ohio newspapers recently over Responsible Militancy stories covering local events. • IN and out of season—and especially during die long HOWEVER the story behind the season when all the forces of law and authority seemed to be headlines is the attack Ohio is arrayed against Negro rights-the National Association for the making on what is a national pro­ blem—housing for mlnorlUcs. The Advancement of Colored People has fought the good fight for widespread publicity given recent Negro emancipation in the full meaning of the term. In defend­ hearings on housing in Ohio did ing Negro rights, has, of course, defended American rights and tilings. has served the welfare of the nation. It exposed discriminatory prac­ The incorruptibility of the NAACP in terms of its princi­ tices by businesses which finance, build, sell or rent property In Ohio MRS. C. R. LOOM A\ DAVIS 8. ATWATER CHESTER GRAY CHARLES G. BISHOP ples its unflagging militancy and its success in pressing litiga­ and it catapulted Uie Ohio Civil Civil Rights Commissioner Dir. Survey, Research Deputy Director Civil Rights Commissioner tion have earned it the acolade of epithets from the South'* Rights Commission to statewide PICTURED are some of the officials of the Ohio Civil Rights recommendations for better human relations in the state. White Citizens Councils. It is hardly surprising that white su­ recognition as the "conscience of Commission who are busily engaged In fact finding aod preparing premacists should call the NAACP "communistic" for its cham­ the State in the area of civil rights. pionship of the United States Constitution. It's altogether be­ The hearings were held by the ineffective old law. Provisions of concerns complaints of discriminn- problem of adequate housing for from a savings nnd loan league; wildering, however, to hear complaints from Negroes that the Civil Rights Commission as first the old bill were so timid Uiey tory'practices; what's being done Negrocs. Significant testimony al­ "At a meeting today, It was decid­ NAACP is not militant enough—that it is guilty of "tomming" phase of a three-phase survey. Ac­ had been ignored for the past 77 to counteract these pracUces corn- so concerned housing problems en­ ed that no good purpose could bo < cording to David Atwater, tho years. The amendment was a- prises the positive tesUmony; the countered by Puerto Rlcans, Jap­ served by appearing before your because of its sagacious, resolute reliance on reason and the Commission's director of research dopted by the 104th General As- irrelevant—or that given without anese-Americans, Mexicans, Irish, commission." law for the advancement of Negro interests. surveys, the three phases will (1) sembly and is known popularly as documentation—is discarded. The American-Indians, and members of COMPLAINTS against public and determine the extent of the dls- the Ohio Public AccomodaUons "silent", yet the most eloquent. the Jewish faith. 'A STROKE OF THE PEN" WOULD HELP EDUCATE THE MAJORITY • IT is true, to be sure, that some extremely useful work for 3 TI ml nation In housing against Law. was from those who ignored the private housing where minorities the advancement of Negro rights has been done in the last minority groups '2) analyze the In the current housing survey, invitation to appear. Of the more than 100 mortage have been refused the right of freedom of choice in housing I-I I'll Ml,, ., I LL "J., couple of years through demonstrations such as the lunch method of discrimination and (3) however, the first phase was ac- •». ~ ••._ . . .. . lenders Invited, only three came •*_J 1 ,i ^.M *"• Commission chose sites for were made in all cities. Public-of­ counter sit-ins staged by the Congress of Racial Equality. It prepare recommendaUons to modi­ complished with lhe fourteen hear- ...... and just one of these claimed to . ... ,„ _. . ... the hearings because of lhe geo- ficial in several cities were accus­ fy or eliminate the discriminatory tngs held in 11 major Ohio cities . , , , • have equal opportunity policies would be a great misfortune, however, if any sort of rivalry 3. i , 3,*- ... T. . J J graphical location and population ed .of not only maintaining dis­ practices. Phase two is now in when granting home mortgages. iSu eJLucitU csLee between the two approaches should be allowed to cloud their progress. A recommendation for beginning MT»yMS In Toledo and *._,_.distributiou..,,„_n o_f, a_ city_„., . VwThle loca,„^,l criminatory practices but also J, SSL 3t! Two builders associations respond­ fostering segregation. essentially complementary character. Both are needed. So i« strong legislation to curb discri- ending June 29 in Cincinnati. In news media publicized hearings between, the Commission conduct­ ed to Invitations. No individual =»s= m*jh\ the quiet job expansion and community accommodation tvork natlon ln housing ls expected in the well In advance. Testimony was For example, In Steubenvllle, a of the National Urban League. finale report to Governor Michael ed hearings in Canton, Cleveland, welcomed from all who came. In builders came. Apartment owners 9 THE eternal fight against dis­ conditions and perfect operating —claims to be the superior* race, Portsmouth, Columbus, Youngs­ public housing project has been . • • • * • • i • • • V. DiSalle and the Legislature addition to advance noUces ,ln the and managers did not appear at all crimination goer? on except that machinery. so do women—alone, and without town, Dayton, Akron, Lima, and divided by a road—Negroes on ono There should have been ao need for Roy Wilkins, the sometime ln December. • press, specific invitations were and generally did not even answer side and whites on the other. A something new has been Included Putting up a female astronaut the assent of -men-lay claim to Steubenvllle. might turn out like a circus act I many stabilities not evident in executive secretary of the NAACP and a valiant indefatigable sent to those known to be Involved their invitations. Local boards of Negro with six children applied In choosing astronauts. Now women IF legislation is recommended in Commission personnel have cul­ are protesting the choice of only saw. The equestrian act included men. fighter for freedom, to defend his organization at its annual led the method and extent ot dis- in housing mlnorllty group mem- realtors did NOT send representa­ for permission to move from the December, lt will follow precedent Negro side to a larger apartment men and are screaming for a crack a performance with horses danc­ • WE have had the powder puff convention in Atlanta this past weekend. "All dedicated hands crimlnatlon from volumes of tes- bers, to builders, real estate bro- tives to the Commission hearings at space flight. ing and prancing around, as ' a and petticoat air races and the set by the Commission when It on the white side. He was refused are needed and welcome in this fight," he said, and added tlmony taken during the hearings kers and lenders, and to apartment in. three cities where hearings were clown rode a mule through the race prefix monikers befit them, studied discriminatory practices In and a white family with fewer In some ways white women have justifiably, "biit the NAACP would be less than human if it by separating the testimony into nous€ owners, same routines. When lt came to for they are Just that. Even sand- public accomodations in 1960, then held. Essence of these non-appear­ •children was moved into the large auffered discrimination by white four categories—negative, positive lhe steeple chase phas*e of the act, lot ball clubs distinguish them did not take a special pride not only in what it has done but in M s f ances, or "silent" witnesses is apartment. men. They, too had to gel an ex­ recommended a bill which added irrelevant, and silent. <><- « **« complaints received the horses took the high bars with from the real baseball macoy. We what it is doing today." taken from the response received clusion clause whipped off 'he strong enforcement powers to the BRIEFLY, negative tesUmony by the Commission concerned the CONCLL*DEO"NEXT WEEK • ease and the work crew began dis­ Just don't want another Amelia bowling congress charter as did mantling the high bar supports Earhart floating around in space • OTHER Negro leaders found it necessary to refute Negroes. They had other battles when the clown registered a strong for another thousand years, until charges that the NAACP is outdated and call for unity within against discrimination, for there is protest against discrimination. science learns how to snag satel­ a lot of separation of the sexes. the civil rights ranks. Generously and justly, Dr. James M. lites and return them to earth so No women play in major league 9 THE work crew erected the Nabrit, Jr., president of Howard University, reminded the THE ROUNDUP we could give the woman astro­ football or baseball, nor in the big bars again to give the clown his naut a decent burial. NAACP convention of another significant element in civil championship golf tournaments. chance. When the mule made its rights, "the voice of the silent, law-abiding, tolerant white Scientists, "The Insider's News­ While there has teen a certain Dixie Plant tnfergrafes letter" reports, say they will be Muggers Meet Nemesis Of course Negroes have cracked run for the jump over the bars, Southerners." And he called upon Negroes to "join wholeheart­ the ice in the first two and hold a the clown was caught in the middle amount of jest in this considera­ WASHINGTON—U.S. Steel, one able o produce a pill in the next CHICAGO—Roosevelt Pearson ol dubious privilege In golf tourna­ I am not inferring that a woman tion of women astronauts, there edly in an all-out effort to combat crime, to halt juvenile de­ of the first of the steel giants to SO years which would control skin the Chicago's Tactical Undercover ments. astronaut would come off that bad­ is that serious angle of discrimina­ linquency and to make our cities safe for all citizens." This is cooperate with the President's color and provide Uie earth's peo­ Function team captured Alandus tion because of sex for, as I said Now the girls arc feeling the ly but—isn't it possible? the language of progress, made all the more effective because Committee on Equal Employment ple with a mommon and neutral Wright, 17, a mugger in Chicago, before, there seems to be a very astronaut door is shut In their I should be the last to .decry any Opportunity, finally moved to a- complexion. Ttie International Fe­ July 16. Pearson is one of a team distinct Caucasoid flavor about all it is also the language of responsibility.—Washington Post. faces and want it opened. They opportunity for women to take in­ bolish customary segregation prac­ deration of Cosmetics said that nil sent into areas of high crime rate the male selectees. There are many postulate all kinds of arguments to itial flights into space, for besides tices. The Tennessee Iron and people have the same basic com* to catch assailants by using decoys. if's to proceed an assurance of a prove their equality to men but them, it is noticeable that Negroid Coal Co. U. S. Steel's giant sub­ metics requirement. Dork - pig- The team uses portable radio woman, or a Negro becoming an COUPLE OF QUICK ONKS who is there to play a neutral role skin pigment has been conspicuous sidiary near Birmingham. Ala. lighter skin. Pale complexloned transmitters in their hip pockets astronaut and a very main point to assent or dissent relative to the by it absence in the astronaut bri­ last week did away with separate people want a tanned look. Their to keep close touch as they scour seems to be aviation experience arguments? I do not subscribe to gade of selection. Richard M. Nixon was granted a fivtsday extension to file his re­ queues that used to form at the needs will be met by a hormone streets for muggers. and long service standing. How discrimination because of race, However, let us took at another port on expenses in the California gubernatorial primary . . .Probably employment office and at the bene­ derivative that will reduce or add many women or Negroes could creed or color but in sex—? postulate about the capabilities of needed the time to prepare a TV script in case he had to take to the fits office. Steps are being taken pigment as required. qualify via experience? air with an explanation. women to endure a spare ride. to work out desegrgation in oth«r » a • Metal Pierces Brain 9 I would hate to think ot our The lady proponents claim that America always supports a cli­ areas. The company which hires PHILADELPHIA, PA— Last first 'space casualty as a woman. women are better car drivers than que whose members are eligible From a letter to the Saturday Evening Post: "Why not have Ben between 20.000 and 25,000 workers, White Rescuer Drowns Now while women Jay claim to men. It isn't true. The truth is Casey give a shock program to the public by presenting a typical bill to week Authur Nichols, 65, of 5415 to do things the clique side stepp­ his patient?" is regarded as a barometer for NEW ORLEANS—A Negro you- endurance power than men, emo­ that the average man Is afraid of ing or baring other persons equal­ Birmingham.' As TIC goes, so goes the floundered in a pond near the Laurens st struck a wrought Iron • • • tional, control, more patience and women drivers and women, know­ ly capable and having a strong Birmingham," ts a saying frequen­ Mississippi River last week. A 12 flowerpot holder which pierced his all of that, the evidence goes con­ ing of that fear, take advantage claim to eligibility to do the same When Senator Harry Byrd of Virginia blasted the U.S. Chamber of tly heard there. Many colored year-old white boy Jumped in and eye and penetrated his brain. Nic­ trary to the claim. Any discom­ of it and make men bow to their things. As it now appears on the Commerce for suggesting a tax cut, Bill Gold of the Washington Post worker are employed by TIC with saved him, but the white boy, hols was visiting Ira R. Carter, 45 fiture slaps a woman down in a every whim on the highway. Wo­ surface because other eligibles. wrote: *•* Apparently poliUcs sometimes makes strangers of bedfellows." a few in good jobs. Racial segre­ overcome by exhaustion sank be­ of 5521 Matthews st. Carter told second. men have fewer accidents because are women, or because they are * • a gation has been the general pat­ neath the surface of the water. tives that he went upstairs to find Let a room get stuffy snd they men drivers give them road space Negroes, their eligibility as aslron. Cleveland Mayor AnUiony J. Celcbrecze, named by Pre-.. Kennedy tern. Two friends ran for aid. but Nichols lying on the floor with the DR. ROBERT C. WEAVER (left) is tbe 47th Spingarn Medalist open a window to freshen the air. rather than tangle with their driv­ auts Is not now of substance. as the new secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, was a member when they returned the rescuer metal hanging from his eye. Detec­ of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. The woman far,th e first to complain ing eccentricities. The cherished honor, given yearly for "merit aad achievement This nation should strive harder of Lodge 233, International Asso. of Machinists, in Cleveland in 1936-37. was dead. The boy be saved had tives said apparently he slipped about a draft. And, too, the many The women lay claim to being among American Negroes,*' was bestowed by Earl B. ScJtwutst, to assure equal opportunity to Pill To Control Color Bed. on the rug and struck the holder. indispositions that beset women equal or superior to men In every every one ot physical fitness and chairman ot the Board of Directors of the Bowery Savings Bank NEW YORK—A unique solution He was taken to Temple Hospital now and then, might necessitate detail of human specie but. Just intelligence to fly into space, re­ oi N. York City. Dr. Weaver, administrator ot Federal Boosing Department of Typographical Errors: •'The union and the railroad to the world's racial tension may the postponement of a rocket flight like the white race—alone, and gardless of race, creed, color SUBSCRIBE to Tho Sentinel: for an emergency operation to re­ aod Home Finance Agency, was cited tor his "pioneer role in the Into orbit, despite perfect weather agreed Uiat adequate ard ample babooses would be supplied." Syracuse, •developed by the end of the cen­ One year. 29.50: six months. $3.50. move the metal from his eye and development and advocacy of the democratic doctrine of "ope* without the other races assenting well, yes, and sex, too. N. Y., Herald Jouina . tury and it will come in a bottle. brain. occupant-y*' fan housing." i)ai*»nui«fita>i«W»W ilJJLla*Jiil"iiiirwBarti'wimiitir' 'r** ' -*TI

THURSDAY, AUGUST % *96t THUR5DAY, AUGUST 1, 1961 THE OHIO SWTtWTJL PAGE 15 PAGE 14 THE OHIO SWim gBSBSB Freeman Gospel Singers Shiloh Church Notes ^ (j he Celebrate Anniversary By KATHERINE E. HAYNES dlanola Methodist church a few weeks ago. Freeman Gospel Singers are mer business manager for the Vacation Church school at Mrs. Andrew Walker has bran observing their 2nd anniversary, group, and now pastor of First Brentnell Fellowship Center will promoted io tne sales production Friday. Saturday and Sunday, Baptist church, Mt Sterling, O., open for a two week session Aug. (Lhurchcs staff of the F. and R. Lazarus Co*. Aug. 8, 4 and 5, at Jerusalem and Rev. Cleophus Kee In the 8. Mrs. Mary V. Webb is director. Sire is presently associated with Baptist Tabernacle church, 834 Gospel. WBNS-Radio broadcast for Aug­ th* Bakery and Delicatessen Taylor av. During the time the Freeman ust will feature as inspirational ©ept. Mrs. Walker is a teacher The group was organized to sup­ Singers hve been organized they speakers each Sunday morning In the Primary Dept of the Sun­ port Rev. Matthew Freeman, for- have given help to needy families, Rev. Walter W. Johnson on the day Church schoool and member made donations, sent telegrams 5th and 19lh of August and Wil­ WEEKLY MEDITATION of the Royal Aids Circle. and flowers to the bereaved and liam J. Campbell on Aug. 12 and sick.. t a Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mills, 1S4S HBBtta«r*naa1 SS. Gospel Circuit Members of the group are: Mrs. Harvard av., have as weekend t "IT IS I trh* have the whole load, either the credit Men's Usher Board will serve Lillie Holmes, president; Mrs. guest their son. who is home on you. I have appointed yea io go or tht blame for what we are or the Annual Fellowship breakfast Evangelistic Unit will conduct Eula Hope, vice president and furlough from the armed services. and bear truil that wiB be lastiag." will be, is upon us alone. Christian In Burks auditorium annex Aug. -regular worship services at Mary chorister; Roberta Freeman, sec­ Senior class of the Jr. Dept. of (St Soma 15:16) Phillip* TraasJa- faith in God includes a recognition 19 at 7 a. m. Alex Fields is board Jo's Nursing Home, 1068 Franklin retary; Rudell Gregory, financial the Sunday Church school recent­ tioa. of our dependence upon Him. president. av., Sunday, Aug. 8, beginning tt secretary; Joe Freeman, trea­ ly elected the following officers The 12 were very much surpris­ To be a Christian Is not only to Dinner will be served at the 2 p.m. Rev. Cleophus Kee will de­ surer; Evelyn Bruner, chaplain; who will arrange, conduct and ed, when Jesus said to them, "Ye make a choice for Christ: lt Is church Aug. 25 by the Ladies Ush­ liver the message. Bro. Arden Walter Gregory, contact commit­ lead the class activities preced­ have not chosen me, but I have also to answer "Yes," to the call er Board. Dennis will be In charge. tee; Rev. Cleophus Kee, manager; ing promotion exercises In Sep­ THE FIFTY-FOURTH Anniversary •* City flcers include Mrs. T. W. Browa, president: Mra. chosen you." of God as you read His pages. And Deacon Henry Mitchell and Rev. Eugene Freeman, assistant man­ Essie Addison, vice presideat; Mrs. Kisxle Bry­ ..-..:;•-- - .vj SEPTEMBER calendar dates to Missioaary Union was held at Bethany Baptist if you answer "yes" you will find tember: Elizabeth Johnson, pres­ ager; Betty Walker, pianist; Ma­ They had been under the impres­ remember: 7—Gospel choir con­ Angel led devotional exercises at Church, reeeatty, with members aad tha church ant,, secretary; Mrs. laes Thomas, assistant that your courage and faith will ident; Margaret Peppers, vice tilda Meyers, Gene Freeman, sion that it had come about the Home Echo Nursing Home last ebolr as active participants. Pictured ta a group secretary; Mrs. Julia Ivory, treasarer. Program be strengthened according to your cert, sponsored by the women's president: Sharon Agnew, secre- Mary Freeman, Emma Freeman other way. To theme men, it was Sunday. A solo was rendered by •f the church aa they posed for Tha Seattad committee consisted of Meodames Mallnda B«s- need in any trial. chorus. 4-9—National Baptist Con­ tary; Claudia Prultt, treasurer! Delia Marbury. Rev. Matthew that, they had met Jesus, talked one of the mothers of the home. leasmaa, followlag the lateresting program. Ot- sey, Marlon Henry aad Carrie Gardaer. vention, USA, Inc.. convening in Jennifer Green, chaplain. Claude Freeman and Ginger Wilder. REV. SIMPSON OUR PRAYER Rev. Kee spoke on the subject, with Him. attracted by His per-, Chicago. 16—Officers and Auxili­ Mills, Mrs. Eva Smith and Walter other side. To James and John • OCR FATHER, who art ever "Do You Know Or Do You Hope?" sonalrly. and finally decided He • aries Day. Men's chorus concert Pillow are the teachers, Kather­ He said, "Follow Me." calling us to Thyself, give us such Deacon Ray Mitchell offered re­ was worthy of their loyalty: so 17-21—Auxiliary' Week. 28—Annual ine E. Haynes, departmental sup­ Refuge Baptist Annual < He had put His hand on Andrew a sense of Thy presence tn this marks. they had chosen to follow Him. j Ushers Day. 29 — Pastor's Aid erintendent Second Baptist Church Notes world that all that we may do or The Willing Workers choir of Now, from one side, that WAS and on Simon. Jesus had sought club dinner. 80—Sunday Church The second anniversary of Free­ say may be to Thy glory. Through MRS. CHARLES G. Huh, 882 Refuge Baptist, Atcheson and 20th a true description ot what had out Nathaniel, Matthew and the schoot promotion. Missionary Em­ man Gospel Singers, of which Confab Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen— LHley av., was honored with a sts.. will present the Stars of Har­ BY HATTYE B. REDMOND A program was presented by the happened. But for the moment. rest Yes, Jesus had chosen them. phasis Sunday. Rev. Kee Is manager, will be ob­ 88th annual convention of tht mony of Cleveland In a musical Jesus wanted to emphasize the 9 IT IS a mistake to think that REV. L. SIMPSON. birthday party at the home ot Mr. served Aug. 8-8 st Jerusalem Missionary Dept. ln the evening National Colored Spiritualist Ass'n program Sunday, Aug. 8, at t Sunday services at Second Bap­ p SICK AND SHUT-INS: Emmett and Mrs. Carl Jefferson, 1214 At­ Baptist church, 884 Taylor av. with Mrs. Odessa Allen, president of the U. S. will be held at First p.m. A tea will climax the pro­ tist were well attended. Music was Johnson. 484 Graham st; Mr. and cheson st Those in attendance Mrs. Llllie Holmes, president. Guest choir was Hilltop Methodist Spiritualist Cathedral, 6th and gram. Mrs. Llllie Riley, chairman; furnished by the Concord choir. Mrs. William Harrison. 003 E. were Misses and Mesdames La­ Rev. Kee will be guest speaker Cantata choir, Rev. Turner, Direc­ State sts., beginning Sunday, Aug. Mrs. Irei*-.Nalley. co-chairman. Robert C. Anderson, director, BTU Holds Services At Bethel Bapt. Naghten st; Mrs. Willa Mae Rue V. Keeler, Ellen E. Barks- at New Bethlehem BapUst chur­ tor. 12. through Sunday. Aug. lt. Host Order of services: Sundty Chur­ Eugene Jefferson, organist. The Columbus Baptist Training * Music was rendered by Ihe Ma- Rev. Fred Lane to the pulpit, Smith, 785 Grove st; George dale, Jessie Barnes, Rachael Ad­ ch 781 St. Clair av., Sunday. Aug. Thursday, 7:80 p.m., Prayer church will be Unity Progressive ch school, 9 a.m.; morning wor­ Union extends thanks to all who cedonia youth choir, Refuge and who spoke on Christ, according to Wright 741 Mt. Vemon av.; Jack ams, Eva Yates, Azalla Walker. 32. at 2 p.m. for tha Youth choir. service. Spiritualist, 1382 E. 18th av. ship, 10:45; musical program, 8 The sermon was delivered by attended services Sunday. July 22. Oakley Baptist choirs. the scriptures. He used for his Walker, 1808 Oak St.; Mrs. Mable Theresa Hull, Sallie Jefferson and He win he accompanied by the Senior choir on vacation during Welcome address will be deliver­ p.m.; BTU, 8:80; evening worship, the pastor, Rev. Charles F. Jen­ at Bethel Baptist church. Rev. Mutual Burton, pastor of subject, "Who Is This?" Berry, 1057 McKlnley av. Katherine E. Haynes. Myers choir. Rev. Beasly Patrick ed Sunday, Aug. 14, at 8 p.m. by 7. Rev. R. F. Hairston Sr.. pastor. kins. August. The program was enjoyed by all. Mt Period Baptist, accompanied Trophy No. 1 was awarded to Torchbearers class of the Sun­ Is pastor. Safety Dir. Albert Giles. The Royal Aides Circle packed Macedonia and Trophy No. 2 was day Church school will be hosts Gospel chorus will sing first and Annual picnic will be held Satur­ 20 boxes of cookies for some of tha awarded to Love Zion Baptist. at a garden party at the church third Sundays in August Miss day, Aug. 18, at Columbus Zoo. senior citizens art Shiloh Baptist at The offering banner was present­ Sunday, Aug. 13. Mrs. LaRue Kee­ Coetta Berry, director. Anyone desiring information should their regular meeting at the home Services ln Columbus Churches ed to Trinity Baptist ler and Arthelio Muse are in Women's Chorus will sing se­ call Rev. Edmonia Booker. A*. of Mr. and Mrs. Nuchion Byrd, The delegates' report to the charge of arrangements. Harold cond and fourth Sundays. Mrs. S-2778. Rev. J. A. Barlow, presi­ Caldwell Temple AME Zion 422 amllton av. Those in atten­ What a treat to dine out Ohio State SS and BTU Congress Cochran is class president Gladys Powell, organist dent; Jean E. Porter, secreary. dance were: Misses and Mes­ Worship and fellowship with purpose at Caldwell Temple AME was received and adopted. Mr. Zion. 925 Bryden Rd. J. Dallas Jenkins, minlrter. Church school, MR. AND MRS. Orlando Broad­ dames Ellen E. Barksdale. L*na May* of Trinity sang a solo. 9:50 a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Christian Endeatjer. 0:80 us Sr., 1687 Harvard a v., have as Greenlee, Thereas Hull, Bettia with the family here! p. tn. Evening worship. 8 p. m. Midweek Praise, Wednesday, I REV. RALPH Bridges, presi­ their house guest, their son, Jac­ Reid. Rulh RuUi Williams, Fran­ p. m. The Capital City's Temple of Methodism. dent ot the Columbus Baptist kie, who is resting after a partial ces Kellum, Dorothy Barrett, HIEDT PUCKERS Cay Street Baptist Training Union, asked for one season of appearing with a dra­ SaUla Jefferson, Helen Byrd, For fun and relaxation, bring the fam­ For The Spiritual Refreshing Pause. Come To THE GAY ST. BAf*> more song from each choir. matic company on tour from Cal­ Yvonne Hostln, Hilda Martin, tnd TIST CHURCH, 496 E. Gay St, Cor. of Gay St and Washington The Macedonia choir was un­ ifornia. The few days stay con­ Katherine E. Haynes. ily here to enjoy a wonderfully well- Ave.. U. G. Campbell, Minister. Sunday Church School—9:15 a. m. cluded a stage production at In- Regular Worship—10:85 a. m. Communion services each first Sun­ der the direction of Bro. Marr. prepared meal in a friendly, comfort­ OUTIET • day. Special services upon announcement. Oakley Baptist was directed by Mrs. Ashburn, wife of Dr. Julllan Sis. Theresa Byrd of Hosack, Sis. able atmosphere. Children's portions 317 S. FIFTH ST.-HALF BLOCK SOUTH OF MAM Grace Community Church Ashburn, pastor ot Oakley Baptist Milton of Trinity and Bro. Fred COLUMBUS (Formerly Stewart Memorial CME Church) and president of Ohio State SS Walker of Oakley. for economy! A complete dinner menu 124* E. SJOSG ST. (Ceracr Laag aad Champion) FUNERAL D1RECT08Y SOLID PRINTS "Where friend meets friend—where friend holds fellowship with and BTU Congress. Refuge Bap­ More than 70 persons attended. offers a varied choice of fine foods. friend." services 11 a. m.—7:20 p. ra. Bev. J. B. Harris Minister. tist presented a gospel trio. Rev. Samuel J. Jackson, schol­ CROSBY R/NERA1 79c| Mt. Olivet Baptist Local presidents who were pre­ arship and publicity chairman, Is Delicious dining every time. Bu!klard6»-I9c|oLEO 5 Ib. Visit next Sunday at Mt Olivet Baptist 42* E. Main St "He sent included Bro. Keaton ot Ref­ pastor ot Naomi Baptist, Pome- HOME Creed Bat Christ.** H. Beecher Hicks, minister. The Church At uge, Sis. Miller of Macedonia. roy, O, and 1st Baptist, Rutland. ••The House of Study. 9 a.m. the Church At Worship. 10:« a. m. Baptist Train­ Friendly Servlco" ing Union, « p. m. The Church At Worship, 7:80 p. m. tSlt E. Loag SL CI*. S-15M Enjoy a SMOKED (ALLIES >b 35c Second Community Church RIEDER'S HARDWARE-27 U. Nelson Rd. ..Vr... , BROOKS FUNERAL For a message and fellowship that lifts, instructs. Inspires and f«><»

• PAGE 17 THURSDAY, AUGUST %-jM THE OHIO SENTINEI THURSDAY, AUGUST % I96J PAGE 16 THB OHIO KNfftfB. Kenley Players Extend Nite Beat Audience Well Pleased By WILUAM "BUBBLES'* BOLLOWAT. With 'Bye Bye Birdie' Season Two More Weeks "Bye Bye Blrlle" hit Veterans the same role Joan BlondcU play­ the first appearance of the very Ths Kenley Players' summer ft- -• :••-;•-:•?*gSPg^" ' Memorial with a sellout impact. ed and was equal to her, for it was Jlmusemmis •:. ;|gj* popular and talented singer, Aro- more a role of wise cracks than season at Veteran Memorial Is be­ Everyone was glad he attended and i^-'^B tha FraaillB, at Valley Dale. To ing extended for an additional two ss*fiJ*s^H £-^*BN|fc< v told his neighbor not to mis* the acting. HrmjiaW f: ' elaborate somewhat, one win r*. weeks. Starting Tuesday, Sept. 4 Kenley Players' great production. LOCAL TEENAGERS were add­ •y^km Mmr.yy.y.': mmm' call the nationtl prominence of One cannot say It edged la-st year's Garner To the attraction will be Gardner Mc­ ed to Ihe stage ensemble and, a- BBnL the young star. Miss Franklin, "Westslde Story/; but It pleased Kay, handsome star of TV's "Ad­ mong them were Sandy Shrftey who at the age of 17 had already all just as weU in its way. ventures in Paradise," in the dra • mm and Roger Blades from the near- .;; W7-;7v EJ^Lwy gained wide recognition, has been Your critic saw the professional matic romance, "Picnic." Eastslde. That Is one good feature Play Mass. j ^^^Ks'? constantly sought after by jazz theatre season production ln Chica­ The final week will present Pat­ groups, but insists that her long of the Kenley Players, they integ­ rice Munsel. star of the Metropoli­ '•-'•- 7 ''-'•"., go's Evlanger theatre and was bor­ ambition has been to sing rock rate everytim* the cast calls for tan Opera and television, in the 'aTO >M:: "m ed stlif, in spite of the fact that • v and roll. So It looks as though she It. Tent Event Franz Lehar operetta, "The Merry • :y one lead was played by Joan Blond- '"'•' '•-' ft will be right ln her "bag," come Widow" starting Tuesday, Sept. II. ell, and he attended the Kenley There was good singing by Andy Erroll Garner will make his I" mm the 18th, as she will be teamed up Gretchen Wyler. singing and Players' version of the takeoff on Williams and one telephone ninn- j first U.S. Concert appearance sin- with, tha ever-popular Lloyd Price JOHNNY LYTLE dancing star of Broadway shows a popular teenage song Idol being- y^ by him, backed by a quartet, ! ce returning from his Brltish-Eu- •JmBW for this engagement. and television, will appear with Warren Stephens who has also recruited Into the Army, and ao | WM e8pecUny ^ i ropean concert tour, at the Carou­ 9 WELL, MY friends, August Is singer Don Cornell and comedian 9 CHUCK HENDERSON cur­ headlined at his popular nite-spot. good was the summer stock com­ sel Music Theater, in Framingham. bere^as is the end of summer. Haven't seen the coming produc­ Orson Bean in the musical comedy. rently making people tap their But most of all, the Dlek Sheltoa pany's production that your critic Mass. Sunday, August 5th, at 8:30 With tho coming of the fall sea­ "Say Darling" the week of Tues­ feet at Barapbrey'a "Ilouse-of- group, which often refers to the wanted to see it again. tions, but the guess Is that "Bye P. M. JANE POWELL son, also comes the greatest array day. Aug. 14. Miss Wyler replaces Stars," the Cafe Society. Much Cafe as home, and to Dave as Andy Williams was great In the Bye Birdie" Ls the season's tops. •f talented stars ever, to tht "Dad", ls the perfect example ot Garner was acclaimed by Eng­ Diana Dors, who bad been announc. ed for "Say Darling." credit is due Dave for his consis­ role of nn agent and song publisher John Kenley and Joe Vispt de­ Capital City. a name that has been made at lish and European audiences and CURRENT attraction in the Ken­ tent flow of talent Looking back, and no one stole the show from tbe Cafe Society, to say nothing note a great show biz know how critics during his eight week tour ley series is Betty Hutton in tho 9 OPENING Aug. 10. will be ono must remember that it was him, but Shelia MacRae, Carmen ofHaeltoa's vocalist, the once un­ week after week In the Kenley His foreign tour Included concert 'Kiss Me Kate' Now Al musical comedy, "Gypsy", contin­ Humphrey's expensive efforts that Alvarez and Richard Tone added heard of, but now popular Darrell and television performances In Am­ uing through Sunday evening, Aug, brought you the world renown a lot of support to keep things summer stock productions.—L. sterdam, Naples, Zurich, Bern. OSU Stadium Theatre 5 plus Saturday and Sunday matl- Bartoa-Hflby Trie, Joan Ahmal moving. Selma Diamond playel LEE Paris, Munich, Berlin, as well as OSU's Stadium theatre ls pro­ j nees at 2:45. Betty plays the de- THE TROLLEY Sextet, the fabulous Arthur Pry- 9 AS IF this were not enough, ten concerts In England. Another ducing the famous Cole Porter i termined mother of the girls now •edr, Olivet Miller, who has play­ Dave will add still another first lo 815 Mt. Vernon A\e. his list of laurels this coming < tour of England already is in the musical. "Kiss Me Kate." for 12 known around the world as Gypsy ed before kings, queens, and many Monday night, Aug. e when he works. Garner also has offers to performances, which began Aug. 1, Rose Lee and June Havoc. Open 24 Hours Doily European greats. Dave was also concertixe In South America, Aus­ presents the man that Lionel with Ted Pritchard and Nancy Starting at 8:30 Tuesday, Aug. solely responsible for the comical CAFE SOCIETY tralia, Japan, and the British Delicious Coney Islands Hampton haa called "the greatest Walz as tbe entertainingly lemper- T. the Kenley star will be Jano antics of comedian Pat Taylor, West Indies. and Chili vibest of oiu^time," Johnny Lytle mental stage-couple who are "So Powell, singing star of movies, and the jazz artistry of guitarist 20th ond Mt. Vernon Garner will present a new pro­ and his group. The group which In Love" with each other between television, nightclubs and records, gram of improvisations at the fights backstage at a pre-N. York will come to this area direct from Presents MRS. REBECCA STEELE point* wiUi pride* to a billboard in- In the musical comedy. "The Most 5 45-RPM RECORDS ONLY $3.9B-HLATEST HITS Carousel Tent, accompanied by his tryout of Shakespeare's "The Tam­ a smash hit at Basles's, ln N. nouitciag Concblta Clarke'* »pp*araace oa atajce at Radio City Happy Fella" with Gene Hollman. York, has a current hit going with bassist, Eddie Calhoun, and drum­ ing of the Shrew." This Is the musi­ LAST 4 DAYS ... THURS. Thru SUN. Muaie Hall. Conchita ia ono ot Mra. Steele's students at Florida Lineup of other Kenley shows: mer. Kelly Martin. He is first in­ cal hit that scored a run of 135 MIAMI RECORD SHOP A. aad M. University and is making her professional sln*-in*c debut Week of Tuesday. Aug. 21—Ro­ CON-TINUriT0N~PAGE IS strumental artist to present a con- weeks in N. York when it opened MS MIAMI AVE. CL. 2-032* io the current spectacle at the New York showplaea. The talented bert Horton In "Oklahoma." cert-ln-the-round in ths summer there in 1918. with a book by Sam Daily 11 A. M. Till 1« P. M. /Fw* Delivery CHUCK HENDERSON C*M*1 was discovered on too Ted Mack Original Amateur Hour. tents. Week of Tuesday, Aug. 28—Ju- Largest Selection OI Spiritual Records la Central Ohio and Bella Spewack. anita Hall. Ramon Novarro and Garner's current recordings are The Gate 10 Drive-In box office and Band Dreamstreet and Closeup In Swing, Michi Kohl in "Flower Drum Club Cadillac BAR AND is open from 12 noon to 9:*J0 p. m. Song." both albums on the Octave label, for tickets to both productions. tit S. 20th SL, Cor. Leoaard AUG. 6 THRU AUG. 12 SKYLINE DINING ROOM distributed by ABC-Paramount. Phone reservations held until 8 on presents Cor. LONG * HAMILTON CL 2-0218 the evening of attendance. Where Hospitality Begins MR. LUCKY SMITTY'S Meet Th* Gang At Little JOHNNY LYTLE Your Hostess • Mrs. Ray Redman No wonder Serving Liquor* Beer, Good Food Daily (ARRY OUT HORACE'S PLACE 1 DUO Direct From Bosie's Cafe, N.Y. (Formerly Sam's) Featuring 1108 E. MAIN ST. Shirley ! the English HS N. 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THITC5DAY, AUGUST 1, 1962 THB OHIO SIKTiNa PAGE 19 Night Beat Bob Ferguson, Ernie Davis Among Packers Strong Baokf ield Aces All-American honors. season, Roman Gabriel, North i brlltiAM forward passing perfor> all looking pretty "foxy" them­ ROUNDING out the offensive Carolina State; John Hadl. Kansas, mancrs last fall, and all three CONTINUED FROM PAGE 17 selves. Petite *leaa Gwyna, shape- hack field contingent are three of and Bobby Ply, Baylor. All three figure to see a lot of action ln the I ly Alberta Johnson, with person- the top college quarterbacks of last i climaxed their college careers with College All-Star game. thelr latest album. "Blue Vibe,/- ab,e Jluu|lu WaIIer w^ ^ on Jazilana (JUNR,. The trio 1 carrylng ^elr share of good conaUu of Milt Harris on organ. looks Wearing her Invisible WiUtam Ilinmint, drums, and crown was the lovely "Miss Mer- Johnny, himself, on vibes. It is ry Maker of 1982.*' Rosemary also Interesting to note Uiat they Barrett. Miss Barrett seemed to will be playing a concert this Fri­ be reigning over the few men that NOW!ATLAS QUALITY day, Aug. 2. at Wffer IIS. In were In the "House of Beauty." Springfield. •feaa Lovelacy and Vlao*ot Wal­ 9 FRIDAY nite at Uie Cadillac ters were hardly noticeable. MANY HAPPY FEET shuffle to the tune*, at eathoslaats la the Columbus area. Pictured above Club, without a doubt, had Uie e "FOR VOU My Love." says top jaxx artists featured on recordings at Roller- Is a candid shot of a group enjoying one of the greatest bevy of beauties that Larry Darnell, and Uie house call­ Und every Tuesday night, V to 1, la a series ot weekly program, spoasored by tho maaagemeaU AT A NEW LOW PRICE! these old eyes has seen In one j ed •The Deuce" goes berserk. events which are attracting aumerous dance place for quite awhile. For in­It's unbelievable, but true, there stance, dig this: The phenomenal has been standing room only at help in the business of improving "Shangri-la-ness" of the beautiful J the 50? Club sinee Mr. Darnell's the looks of kinky hair ... An ar­ 'Miss Merry Maker' To Be Selected tag: 26 Dorothy Shipley Sclpio. Dorothy homecoming appearance. Sunday, m ticle in a newspaper this week proudly tells us that she is a The popular Merry Makers will i the the 5th of August, the curtain will pointed up Uie fact that a popular year. The current queen, grandmother! When you look at hold their annual picnic Sunday, fall, and one has only to look for­ downtown department store Is Rosemary Barnett, will crown the her lovely features, you say that Aug. 2«, at FOP Hall and grounds ward to monthly supplementation sending some of Its beauty o^ra- new beauty. It must be Impossible. Members of Uie Dick Shelton-Darreu Fu- ln Gahanna. Of the Cepidettea, Ruth Washing- tors to school for the purpose of Applicants for the coveted crown tou, Mnvine Mosely and Emily baaks Combo, which Is a consistent j learning how to do colored worn Highlight of the day will be se­ and prize of $100 should contact I house packer. any Merry Maker or the chairman. Continuou GRIP-SAFs running ribs assure Rugged, extra strong carcasEs Bawyer. who had just come from en's difficult ond aggravating lection of "Miss Merry Maker," who will reign over all events for W. H. Holloway, at The Ohio long mileage, quiet performance < the Playhouse-oa-the-Oreen after 0 FROM ail Indications, beau­ locks. • Tubeless or Tube-Type Black 9 Tine ABSENCE of your boy Sentinel. digging "The Little Foxes," .were ticians are due for some outside or White-walls friend or husband this week, Good traction and skid resistance girls, will probably be explained Vee Jay Artist To Be Popular 14" and 15" sizes as business, sickness, etc. But we Science Awards Listed VISIT THE SPIT think the reason might be some­ Featured Af Cadillac WASHINGTON _ The National thing different. The "Night Boat­ Science Teachers Ass'n has re­ I er" is informing you that the Na­ Club Cadillac, 642 N. 20th st., ceived a $25,000 grant from the SPORTSMAN'S GRILL tional Convention of Beauticians, is fortunate In acquiring the ser­ Ford Motor Co. in support of ita WHERE THE PRICES ARE RIGHT plus the National Convention of vices of the talented Vee Jay re­ 1W3 Future Scientist of America. ', Liquor. Beer, Food 9 Try Our Famous FUh Sandwiches the Little Foxes, are holding cording artist, Christine Klttrell. Awards. The program is to help Draft Beer Just A Little Bit Better Identify and encourage students LONG ST., COB. SRD CA. «C37 forth in Cleveland, and, baby, ^Featured nightly, beginning at KKN1K DAVIS who have the potential to become that's a lot of women! 9 p.m. with a Saturday matinee at "the scientists and engineers ot F.VANSTON*. 1U—For sheer po­ pounds; Ernie Davis, Syracuse, 212 2;30. Miss Klttrell is support by tomorrow." ...... wer- and blazing speed, the 1963 pounds, and Curtis McClinton, Kan­ Monthly Meeting Set "Mr.. Luck)-" on the organ and College All-Star backfleld that will sas, 217 pounds. FHC Guild will have Its month­ Jimmy Chris on drums. face the Green Bay Packers Aug. JOHNNY Saucr, the All-Stars' DANCING ly meeting Thursday, Aug. 9. Hos­ * at Soldiers' Field has had few it offensive backfleld coach, is not A very Swinging threesome for tesses will be Mrs. Sarah Wither­ any equals in the 20-year-old series. only Impressed with the bail carry­ your enjoyment.—RURRl.ES. spoon and Mrs. Emma Cash. Mrs. HOTEL Head Coach Otto Graham doesn't ing potential of these big fellows, lues., August 7 Mattie Henson. president; Mrs. attempt to conceal his enthusiasm but he figures they'll also be ef­ Willla Tate, secretary. over the array of bull dozing full­ fective as blockers. "It's nice to MAJESTIC backs and sprinter type halfbacks have big fellows like this as block­ MING'S caop SITY RAMSEY'S at his disposal. ers," says Johnny. RESTA-TRVVT ENJOY CLEVELAND'S ln his fifth season at the All-Star High on the list of halfback 9'Tiir 31 N. Nelson Rd. 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PACE 30 THfi OHIO SENTINEI THURSDAY, AUGUST % 1*62 THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1961 THE OHIO SENTINR PAGE 21 Hosack iSaptist REAL ESTATE FOR SALE MISC. SERV.CES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY PUBLIC NOTICES PUBUC NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Sunday, Aug. 29, through Thurs­ WANT ADS •JtM-IM'.'i 8. CHAMPION AVE. «4B E. LONO 8T. day, Aug. SO, marks the 28th an­ TAN TOWN TOPICS ARE EASY TO PLACE Duplex—Sparkling clean income Storeroom—15vt0 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Charles Booth, whose .last known niversary ot the pastor. Rev. H. INTERIOR & JUST DIAL CA. 1-4586 property, near everything. 5 rooms Suitable for beauty parlor, barber Notice is hereby given that Notice ia hereby given that address is Ft Benning, Ga., will H. Teague. at Hosack Baptist. and bath down with 3 large rooms shop or any Business. Full base­ Elva A. Miller, in W. Jeffrey- Mildred Stanglc, 2743 Johnstown take notice thnt on July 10, 1962, Ministers from local churches will A Courtaeus Wont Ad EXTERIOR and bath up. Offers excellent home ment. CA. 4-0723. Ask for Chris. Pi., Columbus, O., has been duly Rd., Columbus, O., has been duly Geraidine Booth filed her petition participate. A banquet on Aug. 31 Taker Will Help You and Income. To sea call George DECORATOR appointed and qualified as Exe­ appointed and qualified as Admin­ in the Common Pleas Court of ln honor of the pastor.will climax Word Your Ad A. Davis, AX. 8-4524. Painting and General cutrix of the Estate of John C. istratrix of the Estate of Laffay- Franklin County. Ohio, Division of the celebration. MINIMUM CHARGE $1.40 John W. «albr«*th ft Co. Maintenance Mullineaux, late of Franklin ette F. Walcutt, late of Franklin Domestic Relations in Cause No. The Usher Board is sponsoring Realtors FOR SALE County, O., deceased. County, O., deceased. 108655, praying for a divorce from Display Want Ads tt E. Gay St. CA. t-lK>o Phone: 258-6321 Dated thla 26th day of July, Dated this 18th day of July, him on grounds ot gross neglect of a spaghetti dinner at the church Building located seven Friday, Aug. 2, beginning at 8:20 Far Inch $1.40 1962. 1962. duty, and further asks temporary JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE p. m. squares east of Parsons, and permanent custody of their HILLTOP EDWARD P. ZIPF Judge of the Probate Court Judge of the Probnte Court just south of Broad. 2 209824 8-2, 9, 16. 1962 200734 8-2, », 16, 1962 thiee minor children, Ann, 13; Sunday, Aug. 5, baptismal will REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 187 Belvldere. 1 floor, 2 bedrooms, H 8. Okie Ave. CL. 9-2*999 storerooms and 3 fur* Bertha Mae, 11; and Charles Boo* tx> held in lower auditorium im­ gas heat. 2-car garage, lovely yard. Bicycles for Rent, Bicycle Tires th, 111, 9. Said cause will be for and Supplies, All Kinds of Keys uished apartments, oc­ mediately aner Cunday school ser­ WILL LAND CONTRACT Needs decorating. You can make NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT hearing on or after Aug. 23, 1962. 179* FRANKUN All;. Made, Sharpening of Lawn- cupied. Net approxi­ vice. a savings by doing this yourself. mowers, Scissors and Knives Notice ts hereby given that Notice ia hereby given that —Webster S. Lyman, Jr.. Att'y. 10 rooms. Wire-cut brick, good Owner wants offer. IIU. S-4608. mately 16 %. No broker. Mary P. Dennis. 2090 Ellington Rumi Wajnryb, 998 Seymour Ave., 7-12, 19. 26, 8-2, 9, 16. 1962. In thi* afternoon, the congi ega- j home, or good Investment. Tip-top BE. 5-4080. Rd., Columbus, O., has been duly Columbus, O., has been duly ap­ tion will worship at Love Zion shape. Must sell this week. Bar­ BROOKS' AUTO appointed and qualified as Execu­ pointed and qualified as Adminis­ James E. Robinson, whose last Baptist, on Madison av. Rev. M. $30 DOWN—GI gain price. trix of the Estate of Bess R. Den­ tratrix of the Estate of Chaim known address Is 159 Cleveland B. Myers is pastor. |72 month, including taxes and ELECTRIC SERVICE EVANS REALTOR HOUSE FOR RENT nis, late of Franklin County, O., Wajnryb, late ot Franklin County, Ave., Columbus, O., will take no­ insurance on th* maintenance free", AX. s-am Repairing Generators, deceased. O., deceased. tice that on June 27, 1962, Grace Following regular BTU services. 2-bedroom bungalow. Aluminum Regulators, Starters A NEW HOUSE Dated this 19th day of July, Dated this 18th day of July, M. Robinson filed her petition in Miss Benetta Stovall. the church's siding, wall to wall carpeting. Rear 4S6 8. Washington Am. 1962. 1962. the Common Pleaa Court of Frank* Missionary worker, who recently SIM E. I mi AVE. 14r-car garage, fenced yard. No 4 rooms, $39 • month, all utilities JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE lin County, Ohio, Division of Do­ returned from Africa .will show Fresh paint Inside and out, 2 work needed here. $10,900. AM. paid. First come, first served. CaU Judge of the Probate Court Judge of the Probate Court Hathaway & Ferguson mestic Relations in Cause No. films ot the places she visited dur­ bedrooms, large living room, re­ 8-7700. ROOFING after 4 p.m. AX. 9-8139. - 209848 8-2. 9, 16, 1962 20M99 S-2, 9. 16, 1962 108510, praying for a divorce from ing her stay. The public is invited. modeled kitchen. Patio. All for A FURNACE WORK him on the grounds of wilful ab­ Sunday. Aug. 12. the pastor and $9650. Buy FHA—221 or Vet. Mrs. 87$ ML Vernon Avo. OL. 2-3414 APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT NOTICB OF APPOINTMENT sence for more than one year last two choirs will worship at Jordan Green AM. 3-2066. AT sets E. irrn AVE. "TAKE AWAY HIS MONEY AND WHAT H/fVE Notice is hereby given that Notice is hereby given that past, and further asks temporary Baptist, on Rose St.. oft Leonard WILLI A CO. REALTV The wofk is done on this 4-bed- INSTRUCTION Mary P. Dennis, 2090 Ellington Donka Riste, 2916 Bremen Ave., and permanent custody of their < av., near Taylor av. BE. :. 1664 room home. Large knotty pine _V0U GOT? -TT HIS MONEY ///» Rd., Columbus, O., has been duly Columbus. O., has been duly ap­ four minor children, James Jr., 14,; kitchen, air-conditioned. Big patio, PIANO LESSONS KICK AND SHUT-IN—Mesdames appointed and qualified as Execu­ pointed and qualified as Execu­ Margaret F., 13; Franklin L.. 12, new 2-car garage. $13,000. Buy ENROLL NOW FOR FALL Soofhgale Manor trix of the'Estate ot Paul R. Den­ trix of the Estate of Simeon Ruth Moon. Laura Betton, Cecil 60 E. THIRD AVE. GBOCERIES, CARRY-OUTS GROCERIES, CARRY-OUTS and Lllvena Robinson, 11. Said FHA—221 or Vet. Mrs. Green In your home or tn home ot nis, late of Franklin County, O., Riste, late of Franklin County. O., Mahan, M. Hedgepath, Katie King. Large brick apartment and rooms. cause will be for nearing on or Thelma Patterson. Anna B. Harris, AM. 3-2066. teacher in your area. Bertha M. deceased. deceased. after Aug. 23. 1962—Wm A. Toler, $227 per motrTh Income, plus ow­ Apartments ATTENTION! NEW LOCATION) Dated this 18th day of July, Georgia Whaley. B. Preston. Stan WILEY AND CO. REALTY Daarud Studios. 274-834.5. Dated this 19th day of July, Att'y. 7-12, 19, 26, 8-2. 9. 18, 1962. ner's apartment. Large price cut BE. :.-I..M 1962. Georgia Whaley. B. Preston, F. I tltM Block Alans Creek Dr. "Oar Buddie" 1962. for quick sale. SO Fears ta Columbus CL-8-S4M JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE Eugene Hambrtc, whose last StandifcT. Rhina Sprinkle. Messrs. EVANS REALTOR Judge of the Probate Court Judge of the Probate Court Jake Wilkey. Joe Hendricks and 1-BEDROOM-487W 209849 8-2, 9, 16, 1962 209907 S-aTiT 16T"l962 | known address Is 1734 E. Long st., AM. 5-6.VW AX. S-ttSM FOR SALE APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT Apt. A, Columbus. O.. will take G. Whiteside. 2-BEDROOM— 77.80 Retired family In Champign Coun­ DICK'S FOOD MARKET NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT notice that on June 5, 1962 Judith S-BEDROOM— 87.50 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given that JI ST DECORATED ty. 2 baths, 2-car garage, beautiful UNFURNISHED APT. Hambric. being a minor, through 861 St. Clair Ave. AX. 9-5280 Notice is hereby given that Shirley K. Manley, 2000 Cleveland PATRONIZE grounds. 49 miles from Columbus. 4tr.", E. Long SL CHILDREN WELCOME her next friend and father, James 3 bedrooms, living room, dining Groceries, Meats, Confections David Thomas Ullman, 103 Tibet Ave.. Columbus, O., has been duly Oil heat. Asking $9500. Make mc • rooms. Very nice basement with E. Mason, filed her petition in the SENTINEL ADVERTISERS room, targe kitchen, basement, Rd., Columbus, O., has been duly appointed and qualified as Admin­ locker room. Youngstown sinks. Rental Office Open Daily Common Pleas Court of Franklin 2*car garage. No down—221 or GI. an offer. appointed and qualified as Execu­ istratrix of the Estate of Florence Automatic hot water. Adults only. JOHN W. OALBREATH * CO. County. Ohio, Division ot Domes­ •400 down—FHA. BE. 7-6957. Shown By Appointment tor of the Estate of Mary Dew Worley Pence, late of Franklin CA. -1-0122. Ask for Chris. tic Relations in Cause No. 108227, BILL SPENCER REALTOR HUDSON CARRY-OUT Ullman, late of Franklin County, County, O.. deceased. praying for a j divorce from him BE. S4231 FOSTER NEWUN O., deceased. Dated this 18th day of July, Broker 1324 E. Main St. (Just West of Main Theatre) CL. 8-0056 on the grounds of extreme cruelty, COOPERS TOURIST Dated this 19th day of July, 1962. I0S8 (ASS At) V CARRY-OUT OR DEUVKKY and further asks for temporary 1046 E. LMg St. New Ford Hotel No. 2 1962. JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE HAND A 1-floor nwdel. First time offered. CL. 3-1344 Eve. CL. 2-1793 est N. nth st. CL. 3-5ns Now Featuring "ERMANDO'S PIZZA" JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE Judge of the Probate Court and permanent custody of their Washer, dryer, aluminum awnings 4KM. E. Lang SL CA. 4-tmi 9 Bear 9 Wham 9 Champagne 9 Party Snsckt Judge of the Probate Court Web tarnished, clean with Transient and Permanent 209994 8-2, 9, 1«. 1962 one minor child. Jay Hambric. age Owner Jeavingtstate. Will sell rea­ 9 Groceries # tench Meats 209798 8-2. 9. 16. 1962 1 year. Said cause will be for Window Cleaning Co. rery Madera hotel facilities Guests Welcome NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT sonable. FORD UOTEL No. 1 STILL hearing on or after Aug. 9. I****— FOB SALE Known Iron» coast ta coast fat NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given that Is presenting special rates for EVANS REALTOR homelike atmosphere. OPERATED AT 179 N. CTH ST. L. P. Henderson, Atty. 6-28, 1-9. window washing, wall washing, Notice ia hereby given that Jo Ann Ells, 1860 Fenton St., Co­ AX 38 S. CHAMPION AVE. 12. 19, 26, 8-2. 1962. door cleaning and janitorial ST. CLAIR CARRY OUT Helen M. Evans, Reynoldsburg. lumbus, O., has been duly ap­ service. Day or Night. Phone BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Good 2'story brick O.. has been duly appointed and pointed and qualified as Execu­ 252-5002. Ask for Mr. Adams or 605 St. Clair AT*. Columbus, O. CL. 2-0229 qualified as Executrix of the Es­ trix of the Estate of Nettie E. Mr. Hughes. building on 85 by 126 ARE YOU a self-supporting widow? Corner Lot THE HAWKINS Groceries, Meats* Confectionery, tea Cream . tate of Elmer Meharry, late of Neuner, late ot Franklin County, We welcome the mature woman Zoned C-2 commercial 65 N. MONROE AVE. CL, 3-4815 Wine and Beer to Carry Out Joe Moore. Prop. Franklin County, O., deceased. O., deceased. STOP AT with a need for good earnings. W« Walrsani Old aad* Naw Patrons Dated this 19th day of July. Dated this 18th day of July, Choice Office Location JEFFS POOL ROOM CAREER OPPORTUNITY CaU Avon Today. CA. 1-5379. Traasisaat Guest Welciiraais*. JIMMY'S MARKET SMITH'S 1962. 1962. MBaaiaajaaajajaaaji for Attorneys* Account­ Wo Caajjjaaaji to Reader tba Same Exclusive, JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE 1218 MT. VERNON AVE. New Location Judge of the Probate Court fcincwat Semes .tudge of the Probate Court ants, Doctors, Insurance 1*83 Mt Vernon Ave. CL. S-*S» (ONFKTTONERY 209917 8-2, 9. 16. 1962 209830 8-2, 9, 16. 1962 Cigars, Candies and lee Cold Co.* Trade Association a-aaaaaaaaaaajaaa*, Next ta East ftaarket 1470 Granville St. a. 3-1308 Soft Drinks and other coniraercial Specializing In Choice Meats Groceries, Meats, Confections NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT NOTICE OF APTOD-iTMENT MANAGEMENT MINDED MEN Notice is hereby given that Notice is hereby given that purposes. Beaatiful Exclusive Quality Farm-Fresh Produce Daily 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. MOB. thru Thurs. ELIZABETH RANSOM end Ina Trimmer, 98 N. Westmoor R. Brooke Ailoway. 17 S. High COLUMBUS LAUNDRY One of America's leading corporations, whose sales rank Shown bv appointment Ave., Columbus, O.. has been St., Columbus, O., has been duly among the top 25 companies in the nation, otters dynamic op­ t a.m. to 6 p.m. ALMA DEWS, Props. duly appointed and qualified as I appointed and qualified as Ancil- portunities in retail management. GEORGE BOWYER & (0, Frt. and Sat & DRY CLEANING S a.m. to 9 p.m. Executrix of the Estate of Henry | lary Administrator of the Estate Eastgate 1 ot John B. Milligan, late of Frank­ 906 Mt Vernoa Ave. "CL. S-lSlt We have a comprehensive, well organized training program Realtors CA. 8-2638 Clifton Park MODERN MARKET C. Trimmer, late or Franklin lin County. O.. deceased. Family and Bachelor Bundles for men with managerial abilities to train for S-flgure salary FEATHERSTONE MKT County, O., deceased. Drapes, Blankets, Repairs * positions in Store Management. Apartmenis Aparfmenls SSS N. 18TH ST. CL. 8-60S5 1SS N. *Mtb SL CL. 2-OOS4 Dated this 19th day of July. Dated this 18th day of July. Alterations VEGETABLES MEATS 1962. WHY PAY RENT GROCERIES BEER A WINE 1962. FLORINE RAMSET, Mgr. Applicants should be between the ages *»-32. college grad­ Children Welcoroo 1 or 2 Bedroom* Beer A Wine To Carry Out JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE C. L. RAMSEY, Prop. uates with a work record of proven accomplishment. Position BE A HOMEOWNER Weekdays S A. M. !• P* M. TO CARRY OUT Judge of the Probate Court Judge of the Probate Court will Involve 50-60 weeks of thorough training, with Initial man­ 3 bedrooms, very clean, Very neat aad clean, near Kcmdav.«. * A. M. - S P. M. 209841 S-2, 9. 16. 1962 200993 8-2, 9, 16, 1962 Northeast. 1-floor, g bedrooms. schools, beautifully land- Party Supplies — Domestic agement assignment in Central Ohio area. a a a r schools. Attractive MISC FOR SALE MISC. FOR SALE 9 years old $11,000 land con* bath and shower, first floor scaped, tree swimming A Imported Champagnes MISC. FOR SALE BROOKS WE DELIVER Benefits, Including an excellent starting salary, periodic tract. laundry. brick buildings, pool, children's playground, merit Increases, profit sharing. Insurance and paid retirement garbage disposal, S play. brick building-*, near bue MIUER'S FURNITURE STORE programs, are designed to appeal to high calibre men. WEST ID'S MARKETS LOHG AND GRANT REALTY CO. Double. S rooms each side, grounds. On busline. Una. Complete Line of Used Fu-niture and Ruga •18 Mt. Vemon Ave. Used Clothituj Store Rangea, Refrigerators, Washers. Sewing Machines Den Terry, Sales Mgr. Starting date at applicant's convenience. If you qualify, Modern. Yard. 120 HAMILTON AVE. send a complete resume to Personnel Manager. CL 3-2021 OA. 4-9680 Columbus, O. 1SS E. MAIN ST. LUCY DEPPE 1223 E. long St. Cor. Leaf 4 Grant EASY TERMS WE RUY AND SELL FREE DELIVERY CA. 4-5770 CA. 1-3143 $74.15 Month We buy and sell ladles and BUYING and SELLING 4 lots. S2800. *tt« Month CL. 3-7662 men's used clothing. C*ll Ruth 376-396? N. Nelson Rd. & 1750 Clifton Ave. Complete Line Of Maryland Ave. Opea J A. H. lo 7 l'. M. and Wine To Carry Out THE KROGER CO. WILMER C. BOYDEN 24 Boar Service CA. 4-5654 GENE'S USED CLOTHING PAPIER'S SHOE STORE Sunday 2U5P.H. Sunday 2 te S P. M. SAM'S 4450 POTH RD., COLUMBUS 13, OHIO & ASSOCIATES ill? Mt Veraoa Ave. CL. 8•'•-.*t» 938 MT. VERNON AVE. SHINE PARLOR 215 Miami Ava. ERNIE'S MARKET Factory Returned &. Sample Shoes for Men, An Equal Opportunity Employer Clothing and Shots 258-8795 SSS Taylor Ave. CL. SS192 Women end Children 338 N. 20th St., Columbus, O. CL. 8-4853 I a. 8-6432 New Stock. Complete Line For The Entire Family Prop. SAMUEL PENSON of Groceries. Quality Meats TENNIS SHOES 50i *jp NURSES' OXFORDS — $1.00 Up and Vegetables Variety ol Household. luius - Childien s top Dancing Shoes $1 io $2 <33t> urn

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PAGE 22 THE OHIO SENTINEI THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1961 THURSDAY, AUGUST ?, 1961 WE OHIO SENTINEI •AGE 23 Along Pin Way BRIDGE Hooks And Slices By BILL PERRY BY BEN LACET 9 CHALK UP another new schroidt tournament was open to LOW for Columbus golfing cir­ the public. When first announced a> THIS WEEK we win give a cles. Reading one of the dally in one of the dally papers, it was 9 1 BAD the pleasure ot visit­ 9 CHAKLIK tCannonbali) Byrd problem on reblds by the opening papers, the Old Divoter came ac­ thought to be an invitational affair. ing this week's session of the East- leads the men with a fat and sassy bidder and responder. It seems ross one ot the most peculiar situ­ On the day ot the deadline for en­ side Mixed League, which bowls UQ average, and, Charlie's spouse that most players do not have ation of his hie. It was announced tries, it was announced that it wax at the lovely Jewish Center Lanes. Dorothy (Thunderbyrd), leads the trouble in opening or responding, that Columbus had been awarded open to all public golfers. Several For the next term weeks, I will fol­ women with her 170 average. but encounter difficulty in rebid- 43 places In the state INVITA­ players appeared to put their bids, THESE A1TRALTIVE GIRLS are registered In The Ohle Sentinel's "Miss A»> burv. Barbara Tower* aad Evelya Neighbors. Churches, club*, business and other , low the action for you, bringing ding. So we will try to dear up The season's high game, 235 and TIONAL PUBLINX tournament. but were told that entries were atversary" contest to be featured at the exciting Nickel Day program at Zoo Park, organisations are invited to sponsor one of these girls in the competition. For far­ you names, scores and unusal do­ seme of your difficulties • by show. series—€M was rolled by Charlie It It is to be a public tournament. closed. August •-'.">. They are from left: Sue Brown. Norma Jean Colston. •Jodrlle Lratber- ther detail*, phone or visit the Sentinel, 430 E. Long st. CA. l-lftSS. ings. big examples of reblddlng. Also, Byrd. Rich'Bryant has the second I wonder how the Invitational part The Dayon Fairway tournament, The league Is presently compos­ we will show or give out Informa­ high game and series—223-609. came in? to be held Aug. 11-13 in the Gem effort we can come near our goal ed of nine teams of two men and tion about various plays by De- Third is Nate Seward with 213-637. City, is expected to draw a record two women. Here are the teams ci&rt.r and Defenders, such plays The midwest district Junior of 4.000 by the end of the year," Leading the women is Bea Jack-, number of entries. Usually one of and their captain: as hold-up, finesse, safety plays, tournament will be held In Dayton Columbus NAACP Sets Pace stated Barbee William Durham, Civil Rights Group Sets son's 225. the most evenrr.atched tournaments The Untouchable—captained by Aug. 4-5 and is expected to draw elimination, coops, .unblocking in the district, It will be interest­ the executive secretary and direc­ Dorothy Byrd and presently in the largest entry to the history of The League's secretary is is the and others. ing to see if Joe Louis and Myrtice tor of the membership drive. first place. The Kool Onee—cap­ the play. Lonnie Jones, Cincinnati, affable Bill Stewart Mclver will be able to successfully For Job Openings Here. Job Apprenticeship Study tained by James Pace and present­ SOME DATA — Did you know midwest youth director, announc­ Upon ending the worker solici­ defend their championships. The Ohio Advisor Committee to ly in second place. The place team 9 BIO THINGS are on tap for that 2. B, Elwell. bridge expert ed that everything is in readiness and practices used to perpetrate Magdalene Carney, Nashville, Is tation part of Uie drive the branch the United States Commission on Is th« Hill Climers-cnptained by Vermount Bowlers—Keep watch­ and author of practical bridge, and that he Is expecting some of these inequalities and to prepare expected for the Dayton tourna­ Steps Up Members Drive expressed its appreciation to each Civil Rights held a meeting at Rich Bryant. The Satellites—cap- ing and reading for the reopening was murdered in his N. York City the lowest scores ever Being spon­ recommendations which will pro­ ment. She has a score to settle mined by James Harris. Tbe Bum- date. fiat? Who dunnlt? Unsolved mur­ sored by the Coca-Cola Co.. some Following a membership cam- j ness leaders in a number of fields. campaign worker and division the new Post Office Building re­ with some of the ladles In the mid­ vide remedial actions to insura stead-—led by James Farrla. The der . . . Have you heard about of the most beautiful trophies ever paign which has produced tost "Our first step will be to review, leader. cently and proposed study of dis­ 9 AS MORE and more large west. Medalist and champion In equal opportunity to all in ap­ Flintstones—captained by Donna the lady who mailed a bridge will be given away. over 3.100 members to date (3,082 with these leaders, the conferences crimination In apprentenceshlp pro­ bowling plants (40 lanes plus) are the tournament two years ago, she Johnson. The FCa—captained, Ar- Question to an expert? He sent as of Tuesday, July 24 > the Col­ we held some months ago to deter­ grams in Ohio. prenticeship training programs in erected, the operators, who in the Clarence Reavling Is attending will be out to regain the big prize i iilis Fevali. The Unthinkable.*., the answer with a bill of $50 for umbus NAACP announced this mine what progress has been Fresh Frozen Chicks Ohio. past, have refused to except all the world's fair In Seattle. Being again this year. The Commission on Civil Rights, with Porter Fltts, and the Pin- services rendered. Enraged, she week that it will again press its made," said a spokesman for the VVASHINpTON - More than <4 Negro leagues, will extend the glad the only Columbus Junior player. 9 DETROIT amateur ladies will exercising its prerogative to in­ busters—captained by Nate Se­ consulted her lawyer, who said J < program of opposing racial dis­ Columbus NAACP. Members serving as advisors to hand and offer you a "break". CC-MI will have to look elsewhere be represented in Dayton by one of million pounds of fresh frozen vestigate any or all phases of the ward, one of those fast rising bow­ she must pay. Next month, she crimination and securing equal "MEANWHILE, we arc not sati­ the United States Commission on Actually, you will be giving them for a representative in the Junior j the greatest group of golfers ever. young chickens will be purchased ahr;dgement of Civil Rights ol lers, who takes bowling very received another bill for 22*5 from job opportunities. sfied with 3.100 meml>ers. We are • break by coming to their rescue tournament. With such players as Frankie Wy- by the Dept. of Agriculture this individuals, has elected to uner- matters relative to Civil Rights in seriously. her lawyer. It was the latter that effected just a few ahead of where we were and picking up the crumbs. This che. Hazel Bibbs, Thelma Sim­ tnke the study. The proposed stu­ Ohio are Morris Rlger, Cleveland: 9 COLUMBUS golfers learned the opening of the hanks as places year. The chickens will be dis­ 9 HEBE ARE the examples of mons and several others represent­ this time a year ago when we got dy has four basic objectives; to is true in all but one bouse—Jew­ of employment nearly a year ago tributed to schools participating chairman; A. J. Dlllehay, Akron, bridge bidding. I hope they will too late that the Ann Ton-Meascr- ing the Motor City, Mclver will 3.552 by the eife of the year. We determine whether or not the ap­ School Shelters ish Center—a house established vice-chairman; and Rev. Russell help you. have a busy afternoon trying to and it was this program that drew are setting up special teams to in the national school lunch pro­ CARDINGTON. 0_One ef the by the people of the Jewish Com­ prenticeship training programs in Rebids by tbe opening bidder: Jor and with 11-12 points. stem the tide. the support of a number of promt* contact all persons who were mem* gram. M. Jones, secretary. Jirst school fallout shelters in Ohio munity tor their own recreation. Ohio provide equal opportunities to Opener Responder With 13 or more points, make a Wodle Saunders looked like a nent citizens who participated In j bers before and who have not poln- may be constructed in the North- By accepting an all-Negro league, all, regardless of race, color, reli­ I Heart 1 Spade Jump bid In a new suit (forcing champ ln the senior division at a series of conferences with busl- I ed this year. We feel that bv this Other discussions covered hous­ mor Local school district in Mor­ the center is actually doing us a gion, national origin or ancestry: 1 NT to game) or bid 3 NT. Dayton last year but additional ing, discrimination in hospitals, row County. The shelters, if con­ favor and giving us a lesson ln DOCTOR to discrib and analyze the extent The rebid shows a minimum Examples: players in the group, such as structed at a new high school and area togetherness. If »e follow and effort of any Inequalities found newspapers and their role In pro­ hand of 13-18 points or 3 honor Kjast K63 73 854 Pant WilUam Sargent. Indianapolis, and TRAIN TO BE A BARBER two existing elementary buildings. this splendid example, we too, to exist; to discover the methods moting .Civil Rights. tricks, balanced distribution With A8043 1 83 K8I33 Bid 1 C several younger seniors Joining X-2K's would be financed by the Ofticc of can own a fine house within our no 9 card suit. Opener may hav? KQ1M KM Ml Bid 3 8 the ranks, the senior division has Civil Defense. community at which we can pro­ as FOR a rebiddable Heart, -a second bid­ KH.t Qo 383 AIMS Bid 3 NT become the most competitive flight gress in a very lucrative field. dable auit or adequate trump KQJM KM <** w* Bid 3 S in any tournament with a repeat Announcing The Opening Of support for spades. No added val­ champion a rarity. $15,000 Prize Offer There are now many Negro AQ85S K5 83 AI108 Bid 3 O ENROLLMENT INFORMATION WASHINGTON _ The Dept. of ues prefer to emphasize the weak­ Until next week, the Divoter businessmen interested in erecting CALL, WRITE. VISIT Defense will award *a 115.000 ness of his hand. MICHIGAN States football I says, "Losing, isn't too bad when GREEN'S PURE OIL prize to the person who designs a bowling facility In our area if SS AQ-17 KJ76 QJi team haa shut out its opponents | you are able to convince yourself OHIO HATE BARBER COLLEGE, INC. the best fallout-proof elementary we can show we will support and Ct AK-M AM 992. seven times in the "last three sea-! that you put up a good fight."— (Short Waiting Period! >a 5th Ave. and Nelson Rd. 252-01- school building. The American AM AOJ92 KA 8743 „„„ i BREEDLOVE 197 HIGH ST. 81BTK ACTION: Justify the outlay of the necessary COLUMBUS 15, OHIO Institute of Architects is conduct­ With any one of these hand*, 92* 990 879 Complete line of all cor accessories excessive amount of cash. ing the competition which end opener would have passed a re­ «^^ay-*-«" •«*%?fry*0 Rockey "Old Timer", expert mechanic, on the job J 55 410 177 Aug. 19. , 9 PRESENTLY Negroes are sponse of 1 NT. Rebids by the at all times For A MEW'62 DODGE • • .- — bowling at about one third of the responding hand — after a one- ADDITION: 693. 6*9, 599 Harry Green, Prop. over-one response: houses in the Central Ohio area SUBTRACTION: 78», BM. 70* South Weat North East Or A LATE MODEL Use! Car Columbus Barber Shop Directory and making rich men more so. Aimow 1 Diamond Pass 1 Spade Pass as m I say let's get behind the new 1 NT Pass FOR THE BEST IN Shlrfo and Ties group at Vermount. Support them, South has balanced distribution, TOM'S BONTON SUG'S lit tMrtU hei* ia lie* Waif HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS TRY THE and we will receive a guarantee 3 honor tricks or 13-15 points. SEE HAYNIE BARBER SHOP BARBER SHOP Ed Bailty North should: NEW LOCATION: of a brand new house in just a • 100 New-Car Selection 331 N. 20tb St. 199 E. LON« ST. TTsanks—€ N. High couple of years, Pass with nine points or less. Bid a new biddable solt with « Complete Barber Service Complete Barber Service —i :—•! . 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