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rfii ©ni© 1 *• Seven Yea* Old Boy's Slaying Still Unsolved, Poli ? I SPINGFIELD. — Continuous slaying which has had police baf Shaffer of Springfield police said ing and visiting with friends af mother is unemployed and re * THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 19G0 Investigation for the past week fled to this point. It is believed the boy was struck ter the evening meal. She said ceived^ aid for dependent chil had felled to turn up a substan The youngster was burled at least four times in the head she became alarmed when he dren. Mrs. Threats, a widow who [ § SENTIMEL tial clue at Sentinel Press time, from Henry's Chapel, Tuesday. with part of the chair, only 150 failed to return home later in had been married several times. to the slayer of 7 year-old Tho The body waa found along side feet away from where the body the night. The man who was appre mas Williams, Jr., who was of Iowa av., in Springfield's was found by a schoolgirl. Police said the young victim hended, lived near the spot SPORTS GLEANINGS found fatally beaten in the street Sountwest side about a block An autopsy disclosed death re had no juvenile record, but was where the youngster was found. near his home Tuesday of last from his home at 1414 Pen-in av. sulted from internal head bleed "what you would call a retarded • He wa» taktfh into custody, po By BILL BELL • Sports Editor week. The body was lying on its back ing. boy", lice said, only because he wasn't Thorough questioning of thc with arms crossed. A part of a Shaffer said the boy's mother Shaffer said the boy's body- in condition to be questioned* boy's mother, Mrs. Mary Rose chair was at the side of the told police she last saw Thomas bore some bruises, apparently j Tuesday." Threats, a. 64 year-old neighbor corpse. Investigators found no about 6:30 p.m. Monday when he from being whipped or punished After summing the matter .({_, 9 LAST FRIDAY night at Glenwood Recreation Center we and two playmates, failed to blood at the scene. went outside after dinner. She in the past. Capt. Shaffer said. "It just does* had the pleasure of hearing Ohio State All-American Fullback Bob shed any light on the mysterious DETECTIVE Capt. Francis said he was accustomed to play A POLICE officer said the i n't make sense. Ferguson make his first banquet speech. The occasion was the first annual football appreciation ban quet for the boys' Buckejv Club of the center, an interracial group - composed of boys ranging from 8 to 13 years old, under supervi sion of recreation worker Bill Galloway. Bob, speaking without notes, told the kids that in playing in TUB OHIO Little League football they were enjoying an advantage he never had. He began playing football at 8 years old, but it was sandlot THE PEOPLE'S ball without .benefit of coaching. He explained that football is a team game and that he could not have become an All-American if there were not ten men out CHAMPION TWO PROMINENT MEN IN SPORTS, Jim (Mndeat) Grant, Cleveland Indians hurler, and on the field doing their part to aid him. He also told the kids that Bob Ferguson, Ohio State's All-American fullback, are pictured as they took time oat trom sign- the men on the bench and the coaches and trainer were all a part lag autographs at ihe Buckeye Boys CInb banquet at Glenwood Recreation Center Friday. They of the team effort. were the honored guests and participated in a fall evening of fan. Both are noted for unusual ability In their respective fie Ids of sports. • HIS STRONGEST emphasis was on the necessity of "stay- VOL. 12, No. 27 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15,1960 20 CENTS COLUMBUS, OHIO log on the ball" in the classroom starting with the first year in ... .*_ said. "If you do not study now, you will never get to . high school, and if you do not study in high school, you will not get VRC Bowling News to play. So if you wish to become a star football player, you will have to study and at least be able to pass all of your subjects." Bob proved himself a., nimble on the speakers' platform as he By CHARLES (YAK) MASON LEAGUE STANDINGS LEAGUE STANDINGS is on the gridiron, during the question and answer period, by skill* Won Lost Pts. • KEGLERETTES at Ver Won Lost fully evading controversial questions. Lane Askins 26% 6% 36% mount Recreation Lanes con 5R* 28 10 He brought down the house when asked what be thought of S Trojan Bar 20 12 tinue to bring championships Spoilers SS 26 Dave Francis, the former West High fullback's, chances of replac StffOi ftp I and honors to the home lanes, VRC 22 Lee's Style Shop 15% 17% 21% ing him, by saying, "I hope he does not get too good before I gra the latest being Mrs. Frankie NAPE No. 2 14 Garland Equip. 14 VS 18% 19% duate, because he may send me to the bench." Ludaway, who shot 650 with Bonney Floyd 14 Vernon Club 13% 19% 15% • WHEN JIM (Mudcat.) Grant, who was dean of the Cleve handicap to become the first Money's 11 sepia winner of the Columbus Club Cadillac 10% 22% 13% land Indian pitching staff in years with the team, and on the pro gram with Bob, mentioned Woody Hayes' run-in with Vie Power Women's Bowling Ass'n's cov MERCHANTS INDUSTRIAL TRI-STATE TRAVELING 0-40 Yrs. In Pen eted 600 club. We have only last summer, in questioning Bob about Hayes' training and disci • JAMES PACE, 211-574; three or four sepia members e! Fowler's Ins., Ind. 15 3 .93* pline. Bob explained that curfew is 10:30, except after a game or Don Miller, 561; J. C. Reid, 563; this club. Tbe feat was more Well's Gulf, Ind. 14 4 .929 before a mid-term, but that if Woody knows a boy has a couple of W. Palmer, 555; Boyd Holllman, stiff mid-terms coming up, he would excuse him from practice. noteworthy because Frankie Garland. Col's 10 8 .926 202-578. He also said that if a play backfired, Woody always said that it was on both ends, meaning she Palace, Dayton 9 9 .902 was in the minority (two sepia LEAGUE STANDINGS i was his call, but that Woody does not always call the ploy, des members participated), but. she Pinbusters, Col's 8 10 .891 pite the fact a substitute went into the game. also had the majority (of pins, W. L.Pts. Hudcpohl, Cincy 7% 10% .897 Tom Keys, sports editor of the Columbus Citizen-Journal, wh© that is). James Pharmacy 27 12 37 Ridge Lanes, Cincy 6% 11% .875 introduced Grant and Ferguson, paid Ferguson a great tribute by 25 14 35 Roscoe's Car Wash Freshmen, Louis. 2 16 .823 telling the audience that the way AU-American is generally made The rotating trophy is to be Oasis Lounge 22 17 29 is by his well-wishers starting a build-up of him at the start of the High average—L. Walker, 203; retained by the home lanes un Burger Beer 21 18 27 season, and then if h _ is a good enough player, maybe he will Story On Page 4 . ' til next year's tour. Mrs. Luda Reynelds Hardware 17 22 23 N. Cooper, 200; J. King, 199; L. make some of the first elevens. way will also receive a beauti White Brothers 17 22 23 Daniels, 193; W. Ridley. 192. ful trophy to be kept by her. Garland Equip. No. 2 13 26 17 • BOB HAD no ballyhoo at any time. He has made every / Aces 14 25 17 All-American team that has been published to date on sheer abil Even though she was not the Archie May Head For ity. "We thought that that was as great a tribute a-man could re winner, Flo Richardson outshot SPRING ST. YMCA ceive." , ...... > the entire 600 club of Columbus 1 # (3. REEVES. 232-624; Hank Jim Grant, at 25, is not only the dean of the Cleveland Indian with a 597 scratch total. Let's. THle Bout In Texas Butler. 224-583; Charter pitching staff but also the only Cleveland player left from the 1958 hope next year we will have DALLAS, Tex. — Champion (Steady) Byrd. 202-578; L. Wad team. Which gives an idea of how Frank (Trader) Lane moves more rnembers and another erker, 234-558; Horace Jones, Archie Moore has hinted that he men like checkers. We say checkers, instead of chess, because a i champion. Congratulations to 199-556. may return to Dallas in the chess player takes longer to move than Lane docs to trade, a Frankie and Flo for their won LEAGUE STANDINGS near future to defend his cham player. derful performances! pionship—possibly against Wil Jim told us before the banquet that they were a happy team ; ... W. L.rts. in 1959 and felt that with just a little help they would win the SATURDAY MIXER Williams-McNabb 23 16 34 lie Pastrano. pennant in '60, but they-did not have the same team in 60. 1 • RUSSEL PRICE, 204-55. : Brooks Realty 24 15 32 The idea appeared to have He said that they need a lot of new blood to become a conten-. Pepsi-Cola 16 23 25 Jim Johnson, 218-547; Charles dawned upon him immediately der in '81 _ When asked that inasmuch as he was the only man left Gate-wood. 533. Woods Moving 19 20 24 from the 1958 squad, if he did not worry about being traded, ho Woodland Medical 18 21 22 after he shuffled through a dull, said that it did not bother him, because he would be happy.any-, LEAGUE STANDINGS Tankslyites 16 23 19 lackluster unanimous i. round where als long as they let him play ball. decision over unranked heavy He told us that last year he played basketball with two former; Won Lost WOMEN'S PROGRESSIVE Untouchables 27*. _*._ weight Buddy Turman of Tyler. Columbus high school stars, Duke Towers and Jim Alexander. J. E. Hangers 23Vi-12% • GARLAND Eq_ ipment Tex. • THE 19*8 MODEL of the Ohio SUte basketball team was Caldwell Temple No. 2 20.4 U% keglcrettes are on the move Archie struggled on fairly unveiled abroad Saturday night at Ohio U. and Monday night at Robinson Insurance 15 21 since Tola Brown rejoined the home in St. John Arena. We are told that in their maiden run they even terms with Turman for the Southern Bowling .13 23 squad- Latest victim was the did not look very good, but they did swamp Ohio U. Monday night first three rounds, then, after Caldwell Temple No. 1 -_v_.27% leading Lane Askins team. Top against St. Louis U. il appeared in the first half that they had lost the Texan clipped him with a High average—Jim Johnson, ping the maple maulers for the the championship touch as St. Louis constantly outplayed them. 171; H. Waderker, 171. left in the fourth, the champ FOOT PATROLMEN are an nnosnal, bet welcome sight te tbe Eastside this week, following week were Flo Richardson, 210- Not only did St. Louis hold All-American Jerry Lucas scoreless really got busy. During the fi- Sfrom the floor for all of the first half, but they were stealing the Mother Follows assignment of two officers te protect shoppers and residents ia tbe Mt. Vernen Av., area, pie- MONDAY NITERS 565; loin Brown. 214-553; Fran finish the full 10, but somehow, ball from all the Bucks. The Bucks left the floor at the'half, trail tared are Patrolmen Rex Cateadinc and levin Baker in anil arm from left to right. __» tbey stopped kie Ludaway, 204-509; Irene at Sendee Pharmacy to talk «rHb proprietor Robert X. Stephens, Chairman al bus>___*_men** • CHARLES COOK, 190-543; nal two rounds, it looked as if ing, 34-35. The second half was a different story. The Bucks grab R. Wilkerson, 202-521; J. Smith, Hutchinson, 469; Gerri Foster, Turman would not be. able to bed the lead on Mel Novell's first t-hot in the second half and- committee which requested the serr&e, recently. The assignment K extra duty »rraogemenL ___ Pier _e photo. '•,.»..: I'VV'ft.-'•"* . 462. he barely made it. ' went on'lb win imp >___».--.}. ' Death - Story too. : • • • • •• PAGE 2 THE OHIO SfeNTINEL THURSDAY; JJECE-V-BEl- is, iocs I ..THURSDAY, DECEMBER J$_ 1960 TtiEOlilO SENTINEL PAGE 3 fish Market Deal Spurs Pastor To Aged Mother Follws Daughter In Death Elected To Honor Board Harold A. Bolz, dean of the Mrs. H<^tic Williams, a mem home. She complained of feel member of Second Baptist Williams; daughter-in-law, Mrs. College of Engineering at Ohio ber of one of the city's most well ing tired while reading the Sun church of which her mother had Rebecca Redman; granddaugh State university, has been elect Push "Buy Where You Can Work" Drive known families, died Sunday, day paper at the iBabelle Ridge been a member for 72 years. ter, Mrs. Roberta Lee; three ed chairman of the National just 12 hours after the.burial of way Rest home, 71 Winner av., great-grandchildren, several Board on Honors of the Anu-ri- Ry LES RRADBERRY j from his new competitor, con tor of the Canton edition of Ohio Long active in civic, church her socially prominent daughter, and passed away minutes later. nieces and nephews and other cart Society of Mechanical En A local minister, whose hobby j tends that what makes him fur Informer. He was credited uift and fraternal affairs, Mrs. Red Mrs. Ivanore C. Redman. relatives. gineers. is working for the expansion of ious is thc Christian principle securing jobs for colored work- MRS. REDMAN, 69. expired in man was a past matron of Es Mrs. Williams, 92, was the mo her home, 1705 E. Long st., Tues Negro business and improving involved. He charged that Hicks en? at several larfe firm... He ther Chapter No. 3, OES, PHA, Beside her son, G. ^ Harold Each'year, the Society pre ther of G. Harold Williams of the economic status of the race, amassed n fortune off colored headed up the powerful Citizen, day, Dec. 8, following an exten past comandress of Daughters Williams, Mrs, Williams", form sents 19 major awards, includ informed the Sentinel thus week customers in ten yenrs% but had League, composed of forthright Williams and McNabb funeral sive illness. She was a lifetime of Isis, and a member of Circle erly of 164 N. 20lh St.. 13 survived ing eight gold medals, to \ out that he is spearheading a cam- ' place of employment for residents who gave him full sun- No. 6 of Second Baptist church. by a daughter, Mrs. Geraldine ______.«___. _____J____ standing engineers throughout poign in Columbus for colored them. Then he has the nerve port to achieve success in the Eastern Star Memorial ser M. Walker; son, J. Eugene Wil to breo his the world. citizens to "buy where they can j * agreement with me job. campaigns. While a resi- vices were held ot 8 p.m. Fri liams; brother, Frank Spurlock.j work." not to come back and compete dent of Cleveland, be managed a Local Dope Pusher Gets day, at Williams and McNabb St. Louis, Mo.; six granchildren, The Rev. J. B. Harris, pas-1 and on top of it all, still runs a shoe store and later head, d uo six great-grand children, three n v funeral home, where the family tor of Stewart Memorial CME '•lil- -y white employmenemDlovment systemsvst-m . a_n_ insurancin <..,•• _,____e. brokerage•_•____. . Des-^ received friends of the beloved great-great grandchildren, and church. 72 E. Mound. Issued the j This is an insult to Negro citi- pite his many ventures outside 20 To 40 Year In Pen Mrs. Redman. Funeral ser several nieces and nephews. zej1s wno sno Statement followin-. g_. wha"-.._t. he!.._ I --_--__»ld. remembe•-•« IV..._..r, noJ,Ut» of the church, he has established vices were held Satuday al Se to buv wncrc lhe Rf^ Funeral services were held termed an underhanded deal to j y can not work." himself as an outstanding mem. cond Baptist with the Rev. C. F. he declared. Wednesday at Second Baptist, snatch his business away from ber of the cloth and has done a Jenkins officiating. Interment with Rev. C. F. Jenkins officiat • Mr_-... Hicks...«._...,, when contacted by him. marvelous job at Stewart Mem was in Green Lawn Cemetery. ing, assisted by Rev. Kenneth D. NO FREE SPEECH FOR HIM — Wedge r Evers, NAACP In ejyjlainjng the situation, he 'the Sentinel, Wednesday, denied orial since his arrival in Colum field secretary for Mississippi, has been sentenced to 30 days in MRS. REDMAN is survived by Higginbotham. Interment fol said that a whit_e» merchan______—t . sol__,_ft___d t he had broken his agree bus. son, Robert H. Redman; sister, lowed at Green Lawn Cemetery jail and fined SIM fer calling tbe unwarranted conviction of a him a fish business operated un ment. He said he just decided Negro fanner a '-mockery at jadieial Justice." NAACP Execu SUMMING up ids views on the Geraldine Walker; brothers G. from Williams and McNabb mor der the name of Hick's Fish Mar to go into business again. Asked fair employment situation he Harold Williams and J. Eugene tuary. tive Sec'y Rey Wilkins vowed this week that the Association ket in tbe Eastside Market place. WW_.II< . . «*«___.. _u__ca i rair employment situation he will tight this case to tbe "highest court, U necessary, to see 1039 ML Vernon av.. for $2*00 in if he ever employed Negroes dur- j said, "I am definitely opposed to that justice Is done." August of last year, supposedly ing his 10 years in tbe market, jtbe way many merchants bleed to leave town for his health. he replied "no" because his bus- the Negro community of finance Says Churches In (hanging Areas I REV. HARRIS said he tookj iness was operated by member), without letting a portion, of the Centra. 6ef_ Grant For lab Study - __ _ .-_ «____. of his family. Asked if he hired money trickle back into the com- any now, he gave the same an- munity in decent satanc- for WILRERFO R CEC E.. — Central] • pervise the division of cb over and made several changes pervise the division of chemis swer. qualified Negro employees. Should Go to Negro Jurisdiction State college Pres. Dr. Charles f try. Associate director. DDrr . De- which appealed to tbe customers ROBERT L, GARLAND JAMES E. PORTER I The energetic pastor earned He announced plans lor a huge Methodist churches in Ohio, tral Juristiction. H. Wesley has announced that Field T. Holmes, will supervise 'and business skyrocketed into a the National Science Founda quite a name for himself a8 « Mass Meeting oa fair employ- Two men. convicted on nar Mrs. Johnson was a victim of located in racially changing the biology division. handsome figure — higher than CONFERENCE d e v ot I o n s tion has awarded the college tbe revenue taken In by-the pre crusader for Nego rights and im- ment and "buy where you can cotics charges, were handed circumstances, the off icer. neighborhoods, should be turned $32,500 for a laboratory training THE PROGRAM is designed vious owner for a similar period provements while serving as edi- work," early in January. stiff prison terms this week by said. However, she was arrest over to the Central (Negri-) Ju were led by the Rt. Rev. Mat • • ' | • i ' , i • fiai i thew W. Clair Jr., resident bis program 1n biology and chem to provide a coordinated series af time. Criminal Court Judge Myron ed for permitting use of her risdiction, suggested Bishop Ha- istry for high school teachers. of experiences which should He said Jacob Hacks, the form B. Gessaman. I apartment for the keeping and hop of the St. Louis (Mo.) Area. zen G. Warner of Columbus, Central Jurisdiction. Rev. Dr. This grant i« double that re give the teacher a good ground er owner apparently learned of di f narcot ca head of the Ohio area, at the ing fn laboratory techniques and Robert (Chico) Garland, .33. f ^±i_° . ;, ', Lane Williams, director, Ohio ceived last year from the foun- the mounting business and ist Home Operator Says 100 S*< -'64fkley av.\ received a PORTER was seized in his Ohio Inner-City Conference of ; a good acquaintance with vari started working on ways and Area Surevy, served as confe d.-i on for a similar program. sentence ot from 20 to 40 years apartment where officers found the Methodist Church, which • The laboratory training pro ous standard items ot labora means to take the place back. rence coordinator. Dr. Philip C. ip. tbj . Ohio * pe>|tent ia ry. ^ efteiLr 21 bags eLmajtfJtiana. valued at was held here in the Ohio State gram is for tbe summer of 1981, tory equipment. , Rev. Harris said Hicks even § K_3_____3 ___ I Edwards and Rev. E. V. May, pleadings gui"»y->' * cha'rge 3\^j?,¥$t?*{« ftrw not fairgrounds Youth Center. Nov. members of the denomination's beginning June 19 and running All application blanks must be tried legal channels but failed, Cop Called Her "Old Crow" K-arland possessing naarci-tfc T for rile, 'coisfcefctfi twit*, tie XShfr 1 28-29. \ Division of Nat'l Missions, Phi ' thro-gh Aug. II. postmarked not later than lease space from an occupant in A _«.-_.-.._«-complaint_ , accusin«-g- a Col gang. the market house and set up ported the incident ta police James E. Porter, 32. 84 Ham ladelphia, presented Methodist March 31, 1961. For information umbus Policeman of casting in Garland, described by police Dr. Bernard H. Johnson shop in competition with him, headquarters and requested an ilton pi-, drew a term of from Bishop Werner delivered the plans, procedures and policy in last and application blanks, write to sulting remarks at an Eastside as a dope addict, had been un ' „__year'_ _s. J.1.-J...JHprogram. uirtrc-ordirector, WU•A* ilJl j Dr. Bernard H. Johnson, direc- selling fish, he stated. ambulance to return the man to two to 15 years in the Ohio peni keynote address of the confer the Inner City, and a pictorial Rest home operator, was being the state hospital. tentiary for possession of, mari der surveillance for more than ence, which was attended by story of the Inner City, from a hf-ad tbe project again this j tor of ihe Summer Laboratory THE MINISTER, who operates investigated this week by Police j .-•'d in *-»••''*'••*• t-rin su- ,Tr»lnin'i Program. under the name of A and H Fish juana. He also received a sus 15 months. They regarded him some 200 ministers and laymen script written by the Rev. Do- Inspector Harvey Alston. Market, not too many paces One of the offices was friendly pended $1000 fine. as the prime source of the Illi of the Ohio and Northeast Ohio jiald Mauc-k of Columbus, was Attorney William H, Brooks cit do.^e flow in this area. He and explained^ why they could Both men were nabbed by po conferences. Including the Cen presented. registered the complpaint in be had been arrested six times not remove the beserk man but lice vice squad in a series of half of Mrs. Carrie Stewart, oper prior to the Oct. 16 raid, police | the other was extremely nasty, raids last Oct. 16. ator of Home Echo, 209 Hamilton . Mrs. Stewart concluded. said. av. She alleges that she was GARLAND, reputed king-pin The night of the swift raid, CORE Af Work »CCKS and TURRETS and Meanwhile, Inspector Als-on ^y^JS *nd STEWS ____an_d called "an old crow by one of of dope traffic in Central Ohio, police went to the Monroe a v. mmm CAPONS and QUALITY CON- two ambulance cruiser men who told The Sentinel tbe complaint was arrested at the apartment apartment with 11 marked $1 TROLLED FRESH EGGS. answered a call to the rest home | "is
i j;-_tw^__fc_>^ _fc..?_»wafc ja»MM^. PAGE 4 THE OHIO __ENTINlgi THURSDAY, BECEMBERJ5. J96© THURSDAY, DEPEMBER 15,1960 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGES Wagner (-..is.rr.as Party December 18 give their cured hams and ba well below year ago levels. With I R a I ( H con brand names, depending on Peoples Democratic Brunken Man Shoots Wife With Shotgun a late season and with tow A talent contest will provide J Five disk jokeys will serve as the quality. Your grocer will be stocks processors have been bid Club To Meet Friday entcrtainmenl for more than 700 j judges at the 2:00 p.m. shoV YOUR FOOD able to tell you what quality of ding aggressively for fresh or wh£ o blaste%/JZ\it"°/*^d his wife in the bac™t«**Xk tho Quarrel, police said. . Charged with assault with a children from eight settlement which is open to the public free pork different brand names des anges. This hay raised the pi ice The Peoples Democratic club with a charge from a 12-guagc Severely wounded, the woman (deadly weapon, Word waived cx- houses at the 2nd Annual August of charge. They are Dean Lew- DOUAR cribe. of fresh juice. Prices for frozen will hold a meeting at tne homc shotgun, attributed his action to ran from hcr home and col- amination and was bound over Wagner Kiddies bhrismas Party, te, WBNS; Spook Beckman orange juice concentrate are of Mrs. M. E. hit.as, 478 Hamil intoxication, according to Col lasped in the snow where she to the grand jury under $1000 ty, Sunday, December 18. WTVN; Eddie Saunders, WVKO; Tenderness is usually not a expected to be fairly high for ton av., Friday, Dec. IS, at 8 umbus Police. b?nd. By ESTELLE B. FRANKS was found by David White. 24, Fourteen acts will highlight the Bill Robinson, WMNI and Bob problem in buying- pork, since tbe -nest few months. p. m. She urges full attendance John H. Ward, I486 Windsor 1259 E. 16th av. He took Iter to show «t Franklin County Vets Linville, WCOL. (Marketing Information tor most of our pork products are because several important mat av., told police he shot his wife, St. Anthony hospital where she Keep a firm grip on the party for the youngsters. Consumers Agricultural from relatively young animals. ters will be up tor discussion. Luvclla Ward, 42, following an, _..__._ ',._. political pulse by reading Memorial which precedes the Extension Service In was 1960-61 CITRUS SEASON GraY Activities night. The shooting occurred as admitted. He cond.t_on was John B. Combs* "Speaking Winning talent will receive an Lei Neighbor Aid You Franklin. County) Mrs. Lucas, committeewo- she walked out of the front door j reported critical late Tuesday. of Politics" column. all expense trip to New Yok The postmaster suggested that • CITRUS displays are more The Gra-Y basketball leagues man; Ann Smithers, reporter. City for an audition for the Ted j holiday vacationes ask a neigh impressive this week. Tbe sea for 19^0-61 will involve clubs Mack Amateur show. bor to empty their mad boxes • TBIS WEEK LOOK FOR: Fruits—Gra permit, apples, cran son is later than usual because! from various elementary schools Scholarship Tests daily and hold their mail. If this berries, Emperor grapes, bananas. Vegetables—Bms__l, sprout-, of the eraly unfavorably wea including: Douglas, Eastgate, Jim Amento, August Wagner cabbage, celery, lettuce, onions, potatoes, turnip-. Poultry and cannot be arranged, your post ther in Florida. Despite some Eastwood, Pilgrim and Felton. Joseph E. Cole, of Cleveland, president, said the acts include | meats—Fryers, turkeys, pork loin roasts, ham, chuck roasts, man may hold your mail for a damage, the orange and grapt- Gra-Y swimming periods are chairman of the Trustee Board a choral group, dance acts, in round steak. dividual modern and tap danc limited time upon written re fruit crops are about the same held on Fridays, from 4:30 to of Ohio Scholarship Funds, re ers, a blue? singer, trumpet quest. FALL PORK SUPPLY AT PEAK size as last year. Texas has a 5:1*. vealed this week that one of the requirements for an Ohio schol- players, guitarjst, a blind lad, a • HOW ABOUT a juicy well- from hog born last spring. The good grapefruit crop, which will a Recent Gra-Y Inductions was • arship would be the taking of pianist, two girl trios and a ja_z browned pork roast with all the spring crop was comparatively offset losses in Florida. Says Mail Before 16th held for new mftmbers at Dou the Ohio General Scholarship band. trimmings for Sunday dinner? small—16 percent less than Postmaster Allen M. Rowe This week you'll find Florida glas school. William Thrasher, Test. The Ohio General Test NO REVIEW AFTER IMO This is the season for such a 1959*3 large crop. After six to emphasizes the need for deposit oranges arc bigger and of better advisor, and Beatty Pk. school, [will be given Thursday. Friday treat. Pork production Is season eight months of concentrated No reconsideration of disal ing Christmas cards for out-cf- quality. California navel orange Oliver McAfee and Thomas *nd Saturday, Jan. (9, 20 aad ally in volume now and all meat feeding, these pigs are now lowed Ohio Korean bonus claims twon destinations in the mail prices have dropped consider Brown, advisors. 21, 1961. counters are well filled with a coming to market in volume— will be made after I960, Dir. immediately and mailing cards ably since the first shipment;; wide selection of cuts. Quality but the supply is 10 to 15 percent Walter U. Bolton of the Korean for local delivery before Dec. arrived. However, the crop is OLD KENTUCKY COUNTRY HAMS is high. below last fall. W.F.HUTCHINSON CO. Conflict Compensation Fund, 16. to insure preChristmas de not large, so prices will stay "Everybody Likes 'Em" announced recently. livery. This being true, perhaps you higher than usual. WORK When selecting fresh pork- Read Hickory Smoked — Size 15 to 30 Pounds GIFTS FOR yoi'R are wondering why pork prices Tangclos and tangerines will SAVING APPLIANCES look for a light, grayish-pink Two Year Old Country Hans 98c per Lb. — Sis Month Old haven't taken the tumble they be in volume for thc holiday Country Hams 80s per Lb. — One Year Old Country Hams Hot Point HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER color. Meat should be fine in did at this season last year. It's texture, smooth, velvety, with season. Florida's crop of tange 90c per Lb. — Three Year Old Country Hants 81-10 per Lb. WASHER. NEW 1961 EMERSON THE OHIO SENTINEL because tbe supply this year intermingled flecks of fat. The rines is SO percent larger than Real Country Hickory Smoked Sausage b to 4 Lb. Bags) DRYER L. II Shaw, General Manager; Edmund B. Paxton, President; will not be as large as in 1959, bones should have red porous last year. 85c per Us. — Lean Hickory Smoked Bacon (4 to It Lb Slab) TELEVISIONS when an exceptionally large 55c per Lb. — SHeed Country Bam SI-35 and 81.55 per I.b. Theodore L. Coleman, Editor-in-Chief; Annie R. Moore, Business centers and outside fat white _ # PRICES may be a little Boy Ibe Pair number of hogs were marketed. (Plus Postage) Manager; Amos H. Lywpb, Advertising-Promotion Manager; John and relatively firm. A high pro higher this year for both fresh AS LOW AS So. while prices are lower than We Ship COD er Send Check — Guaranteed Good Order B. Combs, Managing Editor; Edward L. Moore Jr., Production portion of lean meat to fat and and processed citrus. Current they were earlier this fall, they bone is desired. Enclose Thts Ad Or Say "I Sow It la The Sentinel" PER CLOCK- Manager. prices for oranges, grapefruit, will not each last year's low le JIMMIE SIDDENS COUNTRY HAM MOTEL MO. RADIOS A suitable quality of smoked and lemons are higher than a *.0 vel. Motel Phone VI 2-0152; Business Phono VI 2-5141 Established June 1. IMS. Published each week at 690 East or canned pork can be selected year ago. Carry-over stocks of No Cash Down! Arvin, Motorola, Oa Bypass M-W Rente. 231 First Street. Bowling Green. Ky. Long Street (P.O. Box 629) by Tbe Ohio Sentinel Publishing Co., processed citrus products—fro- Make First Pay GE. Emerson • THE PORK you see at the by using packer brand names as Residence Fbeo« VI t-5141 ment March 'fil Inc., Columbus 16, Ohio. Cincinnati Office: 3531 Reading Road. meat counter now is coming guide. Individual meat packers ren, canned, and chilled—are • GAS and ELEC. RANGES Subscription Rates: One Year, 16.50; Six Months, $3.50. National advertising representative: Associated Publishers, • FREEZERS Q REFRIGERATORS US. Government Inspected fer Wholesomenesl EMERSON Inc., 55 W. 42nd St., New York City 36. N. Y., PEnnsylvania *•«___; STEAM P «°I« a VACUUM CLEANERS Hill and STEREO PHONOS 166 W. Washington St., Chicago 2, 111., ANdover 3-6343; Whaley* Specially bred and fed Simpson Co., 770 Montgomery St., San Francisco 5, Calif., SUltcr Magazine to produce more meat BASKETS 1-4-&); Wbaley-Simpson Co., 6608 Selma Ave., Los Angele? 28. Calif.. Hollywood 3-7157. « with smaller bones. Noth Attractive brass finish. CONVENIENT TERMS Member Nat'l Newspaper Publishers Ass'n. ing finer than a chicken ARRANGED ON ANT PURCHASE IN OUR STORE from Kroger. $1.49 COLUMBUS TELEPHONE: CLearbrook 3-7416 DELIVERY IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS CINCINNATI TELEPHONES: A Von 1-7756. CA. 1-3316 8-CUP Entered as 2nd class matter July 9. 1949, at Post Office, Columbus, CARAFE Ohio, under act of March 9. 1879. Swift's Premium — Short Shank — 10 to 12-ib. sis* 3* Smoked Hams Ib. Sic OPEN SUNDAY 12 TO 6 * Sperlal Sun. New!!I Just Released!!! Hygr adc*» Reliable Brand TOYS - DOLLS Only Special Sua. WHEEL GOODS ALL THE JAZZTCT Only $3.98 LP'S ALL $4.98 LP'S Canned Hams 5£ &W GIVE A PORTABLE BAR Stereo and BIG CITY SOUNDS Monural Art Farmer A Benny Cotsen Stereo and REG. OTO SUN. . Monnral $279 $___* *y*9 ONLY MATCHING $3?9 Ui. No. t She A, Maine SOFA-BED J, (HAIR BUY YOUR 10P WIS SUNDAY „^ ALL REG. 98c SINGLE «5'S REDUCED TO 77c Complete Stock Of We also l,,^ •99V *edd Few . Moias MaW„ u nij[ •election of Spiritual, •Sofa Opens Into Comfertable Mood, J«*x ipt Sleeper For Two. Choice ef Fabric and Plastic PARTY ALBUMS Pop Potatoes Coverings la Attractive Covers aad Designs. Hit Albums Reid, ripe and fresh — top grade Famous fieldcresf BLANKETS, BEP-PREADS, -HOTS, P__0W SUPS _>*-•»» • C $189 FREE REGISTER HERE MUSIC CITY Cranberries ^19* .Far The Improvement Ass'n YOUR ORIGINAL DISCOUNT RECORD SHOP 5011). roaer GIFT W.F. HUTCHINSON CO. California finest — Large size, crisp and tender CHRISTMAS 25"lb, WRAP 1028 MT. VERNON AVE. CL. 2-6415 m FURNITURE - APPLIANCES - FLOOR COVERINGS GIFTORAMA MUTATE ST. CA. 18101 . * - : _t L8_S Give Record. f„ C_ri.hn_, Pascal Celery rtalfc 19e mj »"Win PAGfc*: THE OHIO SENTINEli THURSDAY, DECEMflEB^W lafin THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15,19C0 THB OmQ -tf-J-TINBL.,, PAGE 1 Conditions Worsen For mmmmmMYOU'LL DO BETTER AT SPICER'S 5 Tenth Negroes In Pincfi Spicer's Suggests PHILCO . & SOMERVtf-LE, Term. — Here ) about the same time that Mc* is he situation in W, Tennessee Ferren's fuel supply was stop 5 as winter closes In and Christ ped. Nationwide potests forced GIVE mas approaches. the oil companies to supply Mo 3 • Hundreds of more Negro Ferren again, but Franklin is Something farmers have been ordered off still deprived. 23" Console TV Sale! _» the land because they registered • O'Dell Sanders, Negro lea For Tfee Home n and voted in Haywood and Fay der in Haywood county, ha been 7r ette counties this year. They will s forced to close his grocery at tha <_; follow hundreds of others who corner of Jefferson and Jackson have been driven into exile or SPICER'S in Brownsville. Thirty salesmen y / into living in tents because they once called upon him but they dared to exercise their rights as all quit within a two-week period took advantage of a special offer to bring *\ citizens of the USA. under pressure from the white m • John McFerren, a leader landowners. U In the registration drive in Fay you brand new Philco Consoles at *•**-_ ette county, won his battle for SANDERS has lived in Hay. SI \ gasoline last summer, but ano wood county all of his 46 years, THE LOWEST PRICES EVER il ther Negro leader in the county except when he served 3*4 years &t __„ _^_ __,._..„...ll. ___.___..• .!• _ll_ HI III ls unable to stock his service in the Army during World War LIMITED QUANTITIES — WHILE THEY LAST II. His service included 18 I . BEATING THE DRUM for Christmas seals are Elolse Butler, 939 Madison ST., left, snd Pa station or his grocery. This cuts •' . tricia Daren, 256 Sherboame rd., wbo remind all tardy contributors that tbe time for action is months in Guadalcanal, New *• _ off fuel and supplies to farmers He. -i « Philco 21' Connie now. Nearly 90 percent of all Christmas seal contributions raised tn Franklin county stays in in a wide area. Guinea, and tho Philippines, Franklin county to finance tbe 1-ibercolos._ Society's year-round program, Including free X-rays, areas of heavy fighting, Mr. at a price Ihe I can't be M free tuberculin tests aad education, plus local TB research. Christmas seal contributions should • Scott Franklin, Rt 2, Mos and Mrs. Sanders have six beet! The model 4577 fea be mailed te Tuberculosis Society, Box 1*9, Columbus 16. ture* Cool Chattis Co. • cow. Tenn., said that Amoco small children at home and a ttruction for the finest most took up his gasoline pumps son away at college. rotable performance eve. Richly finished, on swtvo. • White landowners who re easier*. On!- \ fuse to join the boycott again, t Negro voters are subjected to economic reprisal and ostracism 95 _ by members of their group. One m wealthy woman who refused to H chase voting Negroes off her Philco MCKM*677 __ land can't buy butane gas, fuel for her tractors and automobiles, 1 fertilizer, or evep a Cadillac in s Ihit is ttMbea-.it.l2." Phil my% Haywood and Fayette counties. co Conso'. m.-ti-l 4812. «• Cool Chat-is Co. «*_uc-tion. She had to go into a neighboring of course! 20.000 vc4H ol county to pay cash for a Cadil I picture pow-v! C.vsl*' C__. lac. code Tgnar! Automatic Pic « Buys Any Gift ture Pilot' Bended Safety fit- • Journalists trying to get m ter! Vary Sp?c>alry ._»iccd *t facts about the situation are Philco Model X-1000 questioned and harassed by law In Ibis Column i This Christmas give the most service fro* TV ever built! $ I.- officers. A correspondent for Tbe Pbeka X-10M often 76% longer TV Ho through pat PEB T-he Soutl|j_rn Patroit, published ented Cool Chassis Construction. Automatic Picture Pilot. t 3 WEEK by the Southern Conference Edu « Crystal Cascode Tuner. Big new 23" P A&Q Philco Model 4812 cational Fund, was stopped by S Give Her screen with bonded safety filter. Now PER the chief deputy sheriff In Fay S only •2* WEEK ette county. The deputy said he A Work-Saving The Philco Model 4814 swlv- was looking for a burglary sus « el co. ,o!o is magnificant in pect. The correspondent was al Appliance From every detail! Cool Chas.is so taken into custody by the Construction for trouble Haywood county sheriff but was a SPICER'S SPICER'S fra_ performance — ?**% later released. longer TV Wc! 20.000 volts %9 « of picture p»war! Tw*_- WHITE LANDOWNERS de Select From Speaks* Sound Sys'em! Crys- %9 layed the removal of Negro far m General Electric Open Every Night taf Cavcoda Tuner! The fin %9 mers this fall because especially Wetting-louse est in TV, n_w only heavy rains made the cotton Presto* Hoover Till 8:30 m hard to pick and they were late $9-mG getting it in. Therefore, the Ne And Others 6 groes were given until Januay 1 Till Christmas Eve Ph*__oMo_«U8l . WEEK n to leave. CLOSED CHRISTMAS EVE 5:30 P. M. & Negro leaders say that a law SPICER'S INVITE YOU TO suit filed by the federal govern p ment against officials in Hay wood county has not had much TOYLAND n effect in stopping the boycott. What is needed is criminal char 5_VI_65 64108E!! ges for violating the rights of % American citizens. Letters, to OHIO'S LAKES! SEUSOION OF COLORED DOUS the Department of Justice, Washington, D* C, are in order. One Negro leader reported: "People living on the land 40, 50 and 60 years are being up rooted. They have no idea whero tbey are going. The idea of tho landowners is to get the Negro population to dwindle so that wo poMPtn: A. OPEN EVERY WIGHT TILL CHRISTMAS ••mu ». won't be a majority. Don't ever I-AVIS MACKET ' ' • *-....* •lose sight of that fact." - Salesman l____sn*a« •••_fM-#tf..f-•,*__,• £k«l«l^_l*^^l^ll^-g|| '&8k\W^^ mzm PAGE 8 THE OmO SENTINEL THURSDAY. DECEMBER 35,1960 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15. 1960 THE OHIO SENTLNEt PAGE 3 followed the Columbus Colls, readers will donate 25 cents to 500 bucks and a squawking you saw the MARYLAND AC'S the cause. AND the week of the spouse probably riding piggy play in Jet Stadium at least banquet, I will print the names back . . . SALLY LEACH, 43 Gets Promotion 'THE SCOOP' once. of these generous donors in this Hamilton pk., is fed up with be column AND see that each of ing called a Leach and is free By THE NEWSHOUND The kids played well, won you is mailed that issue of The ing herself of- the name and Try Your Tyler's Drug Stores their league championship and SENTINEL FREE. Therefore, RONALD, too . . . Mrs. ETHEL 9 LAST ISSUE, I requested my readers to send in news and want that victory dinner very indirect^ it will cost you only a MITCHELL. 1356 Cole, and events which might be of interest to others. Right away I was much. It hasn't happened, be nickel to restore a fortune in CLAUDE WILLIS, 47 Douglas, given information, not of an event that had happened, but of one cause the wise elders lack the faith. Please start the donations are jury duty bound. Open that had not. Strung out between the *'if nots" and the "why n'ots," funds, which they knew they NOW and send them to SCOOP, I find a heartbroken bunch of kids, all boys, who call themselves didn't have in the first place. • MY NEWSHOUND assist Box 629. Columbus 16, or to The ants are doing more Xmas shop Evenings the MARYLAND AC's. In an effort to get these kids Ohio Sentinel, 690 E. Long st. FIRST ping than news hunting these This is a football team com that banquet and restore their LISTEN TO THE days, but I do know that new prised of bantamweight (small their elders promised them a faith in grownups, I have to Should anyone care to check "EDDIE boys) who love the game and victory dinner, if they played appeal to you! Here is my plan: on my information, I am listing cars are being sported by SAUNDERS" GEORGE ROBINSON, 1094 for Christmas well and won the championship the entire roster of the Mary SHOWS OK admire the wisdom of their el • MR. SCOOP wil| arrange WVKORA»_(. land AC football team: Leonard Franklin; LEAMON CHILD- ders. Football suits, gear and of their league. Many of you with Mr. NOVELTY BAR a Coles, 784 Grove; Bill Evans, REaSS, 153 22nd; MARY TOWN- gifts . . . equipment were supplied for the football fans have watched their banquet of victory for these 1196 Franklin; Eric Evans, 527 SEND, 1587 Franklin, and team by generous local busi sporting endeavor9 FOR FREE boys, if 200 of you glorious, gen- Johnson; Mike Fair, 501 Gra LLOYD ARMSTRONG, 1704 nessmen, and the wisdom of at Maryland park and if you e r o u s, kind, civic-conscious ham; Phillip Gwynn, 2077 Dart Franklin. mouth; Ronald Hixon, 2211 Ar- Lucky people who are mov IADIES FRENCH PURSE gyle; Warren Handon, 1641 $5.95 up ing into new homes, are NEL E7 Greenway: George Bowman. 90 .EWELTIE DRESSER SET Lexington; Roland Jones, 1386 SON and EMMA JENKINS, $10.00 KAKGBURN CHOCOLATES $1.00 up CHURCHES PREACH Fields; Robert Johnson, 494 1422 Kent; JOHN and BESSIE 20th; McKinley Mitchell. 379 DENNIS, 63 Latta av.; ODALIA HEW BALLET WATCH $16.95 TRAVETTE ALARM CLOCK $8.98 EARL R. ZEISLER Taylor; Andre Spikes, 225% S. and BERTHA CHANDLER, 1692 FRAGRANCE BUBBLE BATH $1.00 Monroe; Leroy and Andrew Bryden; JAMES and KATHER- Stroh Brewery Co. announces SHOE SHINE NT $3.95 Radcliff, 1141 Toronto; William INE PAYNE. 435 Eldridge, and the appointment of Earl R. Zci- BROTHERHOOD AND Ridley, 472 Galloway; James WRISLEY SPRAY MIST COLOGNES $1.50 $5.00 FRANCIS KELLY, 1863 Rich st. sler as vice prpesident in char MEN'S BILLFOLD Rand. 547 Hamilton; Charles ge of sales. and Mike Watson, 677 Kimball • FOREVER AND EVER — L'ORIGAN TOILET WATER $2 To $15 5-A-ORTH "TRAVEL DUO" $1.50 pi.; Andrew Woods, 164 N. 20th; EMMETT MOORE JR., 481 ALL PRICES. PLCS TAX Harold S. Wagoner, formerly (Share Lotion and Spray Deodorant) PRACTICE INTOLERANCE Ronald Thompson, 93 N. 9th; Hamilton, and ROLINE BAT vice president in charge of Edward Guice, Gregory and TLE; KENNETH BEAN, 332 sales, will occupy the recently Save Savo . ; ;' Glenn Powell. created position of vice presi 50c Worth Pja On Any Donaldson, and BONNIE 50c Bishop James A. Pike indicts—in Look Magazine-the Christian • WHAT WOULD you do if dent-marketing. Mr. Zeisler will MEEK; RODNEY WILES. 397 supervise all brewery division a way-out cat Injected himself Purchase of $2 or More In Church for not practicing what it preaches. Pike charges that W. Cherry, and SANDRA POPE, sales activity. Mr. Wagoner Is in on the premises fon the pretext overall charge of sales, adver "Many 'righteous pillars' of the church fear the 'lily-white' com ol- being a friend df your wife 64 Hamilton; TRAVIS DAN TYLER'S DRUGS COSMETIC CENTER nc tising, sales promotion and position of the congregation may be disturbed." What does Pike and <> e inside, began whaling IELS. 575 Engler, and AUDREY market research. Save say about integration of Roman Catholic schools in New Orleans? on you*-end your wife with;a GHEE, 1337 Oak; RONALD Save knife? That's what happened lo 50c Offer Expire* Weda. Dee. 21, 1960 50c And how has tlie fear of integration helped the growth of Protes | WALKER, 548 Mithoff, and Mr. Zeisler ha_ had many WILLIE and RUBY WEST, 1723 yeras* experience in the brew •• tant day schools? Bishop Pike, Jui,hia outspoken LOOK article, teo-iaf-dj Thf^w*----*!^ the hos j ADREANNE MIZELLE, 1826 i Fulton: NORMAN BELL, 923 ing industry, coming to Stroh PRICED CHRISTIANITY 18 IN RETREAT, strikes at the decline of Chris--'; pital. . . A .Jcct-f<>ot-d thief, Brewery Co. from Sterling Bre AS LOW AS snatched the purse of ELOISE j Madison, and BETTY HARRIS, REMINGTON wers, Inc., of Evansyille, Ind. tian ethics, talksabcut "white-collar" theft and graft; and hits out COOK, 458 S. Washington, just j 913 Madison: GWENDOL.KEN- at lack of courage in the clergy. It's in the issue of LOOK at your as she stepped from a High st. I NY, 1435 N. 5th, and ELEANOR Mr. Zeisler, a graduate of the 2__ <__«__«__ *_-_<__ ' _*<*<__ OA <-_*]_-__-__-__-___* Q_ -*»'*.*_?. newsstands now. : bank. He took 500 little bucks University of Florida, is marri TOD. from the purse, sat it- on the (SUMMERS. 495 Donaldson.. ed and his family includes his e CIGARS, PIPES TODAY... GET sidewalk and took off. EloJse • PROUD PARENTS — wife, Virginia, and two children, t LOOK told the police, but had it been Jan Paul, 20. and Earlene, 10. 5 . McSsrs. and Mesdames DON CIGARETS my spouse, he would have had ALD MOSELEY, 969 E. Rich; _? rt»K> -_-*_--*>V_«*>*t- -«.*.._. atiHjtjK*<* *-_*_-•--- -6 TAX Many other models of Clary lo choose •ttorn'.y, has been appointed from — Also large group of used 1572 Franklin; JOSEPH ALEE, national chairman of the 1961 typewriters and adding machine-. 1 1474 Gibbard; MAMIE SCOTT, Heart Fund campaign, accord 914 Rich; FLORENCE MUM- ing to an announcement made You !! Find Wonderful Gifts For Everybody at BRADLEY FORD, 202 N. 21st. Wednesday by George Morrice OFFICE MACHINES Jr., MD, president of the Cen 45 PARSONS CA. 8-1195 tral Ohio Heart Ass'n. 20TH and MT. VERHOM TOOTtf Power is a member of the CL. tASXt t tism ACNE rn* i law firm of Power, Griffith and •>•* rsa __» t*-a l_ »-.- Jones and is chairman of thc sassusu -it* TYLERS DRUG STORES »'«. ,c» tin board and chief executive dC-i- TAYIOR and LONG nit •_ OU-KI CL. 3 131- *•» <«_-. #«.«• PRA-JEI*j Cftr of tbe General Telephone _*_. «*-_«.. tut and Electronics Corp. 4 Af ?_-*»_:-, «P ____£•'_• ' --• **»
--«<-*-^------j-^V;vJl'W_ TlfURSBAY, D____!______L____i__60 THURSDAY^ DECEMBER 15, 1960 THE OHIO SENTINHi PACE 11 PAGR 10 THE OHIO SENTTNEi; >___.—-___>•• mi_-nin II.M mf _•_•_•••-.-•- M__.ni _,i.._..__.i.M i ••_._»• ••••-•_••• SPEAKING Of POLITICS > • _ THE ROUNDUP EDITORIALS Edited By O*Wendell Shaw No Negro Teats At Rankings Death By JOHN B. COMBS * • « (ORE Pickets Kentucky Theatres • FORMER Rep. John E. disgraceful bigot to hold public week. • COVINGTON, Ky.—Members of a chapter of the Congress Rankin of Mississippi, a notori office in the history of America. The commission was created of Racial Equality (CORE), recently organized here, picketed two ous demagogue and crusader Having earned this despicable by the 1959-80 Legislature to en local downtown theatres last weekend, for barring Negro patrons. 1 for tha white supremacy doc reputation, it is doubtful if any force a fair employment prac Management of the Liberty and Madison theatre, maintain that trine during his hey-day, has tices law. During Its two-day Citizens Take Note such an integrated policy would cost them most of their white pa- Negro, Jew or' other liberal- gone to meet his maker. The 78 minded American shed any statewide conferenae, the com tnons, while CORE denies this, in the contention that just across • SOME VERY encouraging things are taking place year old Dixiecrat succumbed fears at his passing. mission announced its plan to the river in Cincinnati, theatres are continually patronized by ca in the Eastside these days, despite the many remaining ills to a heart attack on his Tupelo, • • # ask the next General Assembly pacity integrated audiences. which need to be corrected in order to make the commu Miss., plantation. During his 32 for power to end discrimination • ACCORDING to current nity a better place in which to live. • • • years in the Congress, his pet in public places. rumors, the Franklin„ County Last week, following a meeting between a special project was that of attacking 10 Held On Hospital Sex Charges Republican club is planning to • LYNCH, a' staunch support- commiLtee of the Mt. Vernon Av. District Improvement Negroes and Jews. er of the Ass'n and Police Chief George Scholer, Inspector Harvey • ANNAPOLIS, Md—For sex offenses involving 10 girl pa push Att'y Raglan R. Reid for a FEPC law, favors the H. Alston and Sgt. Earl Rambo. head of the robbery detail, tient* at Crownsviile Stste Mental hospital for colored, eight men When he first municipal court judgeship at commission's proposal. H o w- four foot patrolmen were assigned to duty at night in the and two women, members of the hospital staff, face trial in Arun- came to Con the primary election next ever, he doubts if the incoming shopping area to protect the citizens and businesses which del-County Juvenile Court on charges of contributing to the delin gress In 1980, spring. Reid. the GOP 6th Ward Republican-controlled Legi s 1 a- have suffered heavily from a series of break-ins and thefts. quency of minors. Seven of the girls are believed to be pregnant. one of his first committeeman. was an unsuc- ture will either expand the com- Officials say that the case may spur demands for a probe of "pos bills sought to cessful City Council candidate mission's power or give it ade • DURING the meeting, the group cited numerous sible sexual abuse of inmates" in other state institutions and fa- prohibit the In last year. He was also a dis quate money to finance work in violations and requested a remedy. Chief Scholer,. in an neighboring Delaware and Virginia. termarriage of trict alternate delegate to the new fields. swer to their demands, placed the blame on City Council • •. • whites with Ne GOP national convention this Lynch, who was defeated for for refusing to approve a much needed budget for police groes or Mon year. work, not only in the Eastside but the entire city of Colum 300 Face Eviction In 'Squeeze' County golians in . the reelection, did not elaborate on bus, which, according to statistics and population, is. con • MEMPHIS, Tenn. — This will be a bleak Christmas for District of Co Being closely aligned with the his observation, but-it was ob siderably undermanned. some '300 colored residents of Tennessee's infamous Haywood lumbia. Sharing GOiP county machine, It is ex viously based on the fact that county, home of the "squeeze," unless the government moves in honors with the tremely doubtful if Reid would Republican-controlled Legi s 1 At conclusion of the conference, Chief Scholer prom aspire for Ihe office without or ised to act on the subject with what he had available. Tfwo and moves fast. The residents are threatened with eviction by 39 Jate Sen. Theo- tures killed FEPC bills at every white landowners, by the end of the harvest season, which comes COMBS dor» G. Bilbo ganisation endorsement. But at session from 1945 to 1957. And, days later, four foot patrolmen were assigned to the Mt. any rate, the fast-growing FCRC too. He probably had in mind Vernon av. district. . •t the close of December. John Doar, civil rights division coun (D, Miss.}, the nian with the sel <>J the U. S. Justice Dept., last week entered a request for »shagg y m___e ahd a pronounced Is getting set to throw its might the raw fact that only a handful • THIS should be an effective deterrent to the crime stay of evictions, which was turned down by Federal District Adam's apple, won the dubious behind his candidacy. of Republicans supported the bill when it was passed by the wave which has been sweeping the area the past few Judge Marion S. Boyd, who set'Dec*. 19 as hearing date on a pre distinctioq as the champion of • THE WAV the club figures Democratic-controlled Legisla month-. This move on the part of Chief Scholer proves liminary injunction. . * white supremacy. it, the Democrats are certain to ture in 1959. two things: that community action gets results and that -'.' .'- • •••*.•:. run Councilman Russell Jones • DURING WAR II, Rankin Scholer can fulfill some of the citizens' requests, if he so for reelection. And if Republl- • OF COURSE one can only waged a tense fight against the desires. Prelate Defends Mixed Marriages cans are to hold the line among speculate as to what prompted Admin is trot ion's proposal to With Enforcement Of The Law, Detnocracy Will Prevail Regardless of the other beefs we have with the Co 9 BIRMINGHAM, England. —. I(i rm Advent pastoral letter Negro voters," it Is essential that Lynch to make the nerve-rat- grant ballots to soldiers because lumbus Police Dept., we say here aad now, the assignment last week,. Roman Catholic Archbishop,of Birmingham Francis J- a Negro be on their ticket. ling prediction. But since the .ihe Ihought it would lead to a of four foot patrolmen in the area, while the department Grimshaw defended racial intermarriage, -with the declaration: "hexr Legislature will be domi repeal of poll taxes and give suffers a manpower shortage, is appreciated and marks a "Let no one. say pf such a marriage that it is a bad one because And from the club's view nated by the same old clique 'the Negro a chance to vote. In point, Reid is that man. And the step forward in better cooperation between the community one race is inferior to the other." The cleric contended tha| inter which consistently and brazenly iStg esLucutd eal.ee later years when Commtmism spot they plan to run.him for is Js J See M and the department. racial marriages have often been successful and that children of killed FEPC In the past, it •became an issue in American a municipal court judgeship. If such marriages "have often inherited the best qualities of both should be regarded as a sincere • HOWEVER, we cannot afford to get too happy politics, he latched on to- it as a Reid accepts the proposition, races." His letter was in answer to several complaints about the timely warning. And now that service clerk but, much too often gle. If the co 1 oed patrolman had. over this accomplishment, because much more needs, to be means of spewing his anti- the - club plans to present its a L/LST tl .-.•:__ there was an large number of West Indian Negro youths who have come to the the alert signal has been sound .it appears that the spoils sys been appointed to sergcantship done. The Police Dept. can't do it all. It is in dire need of Semitism venom and continuing recommendation to the county announcement of the appoint Birmingham area in recent years and married local white girls. ed, it behooves all interested tem has been replaced by some would it have meant that he may community support—the citizenry has to show its interest .* a • his fiendish derision of Negroes machine early next year. ment of four patrolmen to the parties to go to work on the thing more pernicious and that by bringing pressure on City Council fo|r its many urgent and labor. position ot sergeants in the po have had to supervise the work • PAUL LYNCH, a Columbus GOP lawmakers before the is the knowing-someone-higher- needs. Ask Jackson To Resign Baptist Post lice department through the pa of some white patrolmen, since • WELL, the old Ku Kluxer, Democrat and a lame-duck Legislature convenes Jan. 3. . • LOUISVILLE.-While Dr. Gardner C. Taylor of Brooklyn, trolmen having passed civil ser; up who can give the authorita there are so few colored police Chief Scholer, in no uncertain terms, denounced the who trodded ominously on the member of the State Legisla vice ___,minations for that po tive nudge. officers at all? Of course no such apathy of citizens on the Eastside in cooperating with its N. Y., who last summer was elected president of the National rights of Negroes and Jews as a ture, made a statement the oth It is inconceivable to imagine idea would bave crossed the handful- of forthright and interested citizens who have Baptist Convention, USA, by a faction of the five million-member that Republicans will attempt sition. But the top man of ihe • THOUSANDS of Negroes vehicle for advancing his selfish er day which should be of grave mind of our enlightened Colum been fighting a battle for improvement over the years. denomination, has offered to give up the office for the sake of an outright repeal of the FEPC civil service grades was not ap of the nation, states and cities cause, has gone on to join his concern to the Negro citizenry. unity, board members and some 650 pastors have other views. law, but as Lynch stated, they pointed and, not only did we are, kept out of positions for bus officialdom, but the ques • AFTER listening to the many complaints of the old crony. Bilbo, who was cut His statement concerned the fu They expressed them in resolutions, at a special executive meet will in all probability try to note that the colored patrolmen which they pas examinations tion should be pondered and merchants, he cited his problems, which reflected an indif down by the Grim Reaper 13 ture of the Ohio Civil Rights s ing here several days ago, calling upon his opponent. Dr. Joseph cripple it into a state of useless- was by-passed, hut even a local because they can't get that nud there might be a revealing re ference on the part of City Council. When he finished years earlier. He left behind Commission. And ironically, it H. Jackson of Chicago, elected president by another faction, to ncs by paring its budget to the daily noted the same. ge because that push comes for sult. pointing out tbe series of snubs his budget requests have him a monument' of memory was made during the commis s drop his claim to the office, withdraw court action in Philadelphia which marked him as. the most sion's conference here last bone. The colored man has hod so those met on the golf course, • LEGISLATIVE bodies do a received from that body, he said, "Now I ara going to, toss and retract his public statements derio'uncing student sit-in dem many contradictor}" experiences the bowling alleys, the bridge these problems right back into your lap. They are your great deal of investigation work. onstrations. like this, that it comes as no tables or at the club meeting. responsibility as well as mine." • * • great shock to him. The first Once in awhile thc white civil The City Council ought to look In other words, Chief Scholer is saying that the citi reaction is that it is just another service chief is absolutely ho into civil service appointments zens of Columbus will have to take concerted action at Dawson's Ward Under Election Fire LETTERS TS THE EDITOR slap in the face by jim-crow for nest and sometimes then the to see what they are all about. City Council to get their demands fulfilled. • CHICAGO.—The heavily Democratic Second Ward, headed being a colored man. wbite chief gives a Negro a Two years ago a colored girL • BEFORE we close this column, we take great pleas by Negro Cong. William L. Dawson (D, III.), is the one in the break to spite some other white • THERE ARE civil service was on the register of a certain ure in commending Service Dir. Ernest H, Stork for tha spotlight of the grand jury investigation into alleged voting (overage Appreciated Appreciation opponents. grade job and when she went to n-les. one giving he governmen housecleaning in the Division of Electricity. As, a result, frauds, which opened here two weeks ago. Republicans charge The Editor: pha Psi Fraternity wish to thank The Editor: If1 anyone tries to buck a civil tal ar"cy supervisor the-privi be interviewed, she was turned new lights have been installed from Jefferson av. to Win that the ward's 50th precinct had only 22 qualified voters at the . The members of The Colum you for your fine co-operation in .It is my wish to thank my service dictumn as the appoint lege ot choosing a man from thef down on the color base the su ner av. on E. Long st.—a much needed improvement which time of the Nov. 8 election, but that more than 80 persons voted. bus Alumni Chapter Kappa Al- giving news coverage to our Pre many friends who worked so di too thr-ee, not necessarily the ment c' the patrolmen. Commu should reduce purse snatchipgs and other crimes along Sen. John F. Kennedy got 78 of these presidential votes to only ligently during my campaign for pervisor is reputed lo have de 50th Anniversary celebration. rm. n who gets the highest grade, nist China would not have tbis thoroughfare. three for Vice Pres. Richard M. Nixon. Tliey also charge that re-election as County Comt-.is- clared that he did not want any It is our hope that we of Kap but .h cover the tape Plaudits go also to Ray Cole, acting superintendent of voting records in the 50th precinct disappeared before the investi From The Judge ioner. Also to express my appre Negroes working, in his depart pa Alpha Psi .will be able to th* ton three. Witb colored pa that would be thrown at him on the department, who is working while on retirement in an gation opened. The Editor: ciation to the thousands of Fran bring to the community _nany trolman being one of • the top rules. Despite the red tape,we ment. None have worked either. effort to help straighten, out the bureau during the 30-day May L express my sincere ap klin county people who cast their fine programs and with the help people can do our own guessing. suspension of Supt Robert Tucker. It was learned during preciation to my many friends vote of confidence in rne—0. S, tV-<- ord four patrolmen being One might condone the bypas of The Sentinel we are certain We have been through it before. Tuckers absence that some of the street lights haven't who provided me with such a KUNZ- ch«_*-n. how could he have been sing of the man with the highest I Powell's Unit To Probe South that we will be able to reach all been washed for five years* according to Dir. Stork. broad non-partisan support in by-passed for the policy calls for The experience of the patrol interested persons in the com score as one of the top three is • WASHINGTON.—Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr., as chair my recent election as judge of Even tn Defeat choi._- from-, the top three. man in being by-passed is not • POOR lighting has been a complaint from the East- munity. Further, we' regret that chosen, but when the highest man of the full House Education and Labor Committee, is busy the Tenth-District Court of Ap lite Editor: constant but it is discouraging. side for many years, but Hk§ we say, it takes action on Sen. Gonzales was unable to ap Civil service competitive exa- score man is by-passed select setting up a powerful committee whose duties will include exh*,*.*- peals, . ;.-.. ,, I would like to express to you somebody's part to get these things done. These men need pear for thc first of our new Fo mi.-.tiens were set up the latter Our young people, going through tive probes into "irregularities" in the labor management field. It is apparent that they, ra and to those people who gave four lower ratings. I would have a push What better machinery could be used' than the rum series. However, we shall schools and looking towards ca He has assigned N. York Qong. Herbert Zclenko to chairmanship ther than any campaigning by me such splendid support in tha part of the 1 ROD'S to do a way to believe it is because of his citizenry of ColumbusT- make every effort to bring bin- of the committee, which will declare war on thc south at its weak myself, were responsible for campaign my deep appreciatiioo. with the spoils system and dum reers, learn of Buch things and color. back to Columbus at so early Be alert, pay attention to what goes on In Council and est paint—job discrimination against Negroes and other minori my election. I shall, strive to Evcn in defeat. I shall has-c the ask themselves what price edu date. ping clerks out of office ewery That would put Columbus right how it affects you, your children, your property and your ties. Powell and Zclenko were to meet Monday and plan strategy merit the confidence which the pleasure of the many friend- cation? lime a new administration would future. fdr the committee- The unions that battled the hiring of Negroes voter* have placed In me. — arid »cq__*__Aa_-_-*s. my first back into the practice of violat Join your area improvement association and help it to With kindest regards—NAPO take office.. It was set up for Let me approach the appoint ing an Ohio law on fair employ on government building projects in Washington and throughout JOHN J_ DUFFEY, Judge, LEON A. BEU. Pol .march, Co venture into ppiitics made pes- help you. Call The Sentinel for information, oh these the south are to be among the'committee's main targets. Court of Appeals. Sit,!*.-ED BRINK MAN. the protection of the career civil ment matter from another an ment practices. groups. lumbus Alumni Chapter. • •y • ---»-**--^w*q^_-^ - • ^Tim*_-«--_^ salt, vanilla, lemon extract and r \ sieved eggs. |tix well. Add Come Into My Kitchen enough flour to make a modera tely stiff dough. Chill for several hours or overnight. Vortn dough CARNATION By ANN B WALKER ihto balls about t in. Place on • EVEB GREETED as , COOKING HINTS fresh experience, Christmas, • CREAM BUTTER and su ungreased baking sheets. Bake Women nevertheless has been celebrated gar until fluffy. Add extract and in moderate oven 10 minutes. If I I aa a festival fbr 16 centu nuts. Mix well. Blend in flour desired, brush with corn syrup ANN B WALKER EDITOR CL. 2-7864 ries. Long before the Norseme.* until thoroughly mixed. Dough and sprinkle with chopped nuts, By ANN B. WALKER Connie Banks as hostess on the j in the near future, so keep your | HO*»E SKRVICg DtftECTOf- AHO HER STAffc a ventured to this side of the At will be moist but crumbly. Turn Makes about 5 dozen cookies- 17th . . . the Mannequins arc ears open . . . this energetic lantic, the December holiday on lightly floured board. Press • DECEMBER fe tbe Ume entertaining their husbands dur j matrons group is always plan- had become an important cal dough together. Roll Out to % in. when families and clubs climb Treat your gt_e*t_....and your family..,to a Holiday ing their annual Christmas par I ning worthwhile and interesting endar event in the lives of most thickness. Cut into 1 in. squares. on the Christmas carousel of en Fruit laoS, Ideal for Christmas brunch or an afternoon ty in the Franklin Pk. S. home projects . . . we were glad to Europeans and it tn lo Europe Bake on lightly greased baking tertaining -. . . dinners and par tea, thia loaf is filled with sparkling candied fruit. of Valeric Bland this weekend bear of Ruth Spurlock being re that we turn to'learn recipe* of sheet in a slow oven for 30 to 35 ties, perhaps a little more so Thaxika to Carnation Evaporated Miflc, the concentrated . , . members of the Medical turned to office for a second cherished foods served at this minutes. Makes 4 dozen. phisticated . . . but all built jnilk that brings you success in all your holiday baking, Arts club have invited freinds tcftn as president. ithis delicious bread will stay moist until the last crumb time. around good food and plenty of to a posh-dinner dsujee at thc -VANISH DANDIES fun ... in the midst of festive has been eaten. Our family likes to add an in White House on the 18th. • ALBERTA LYMAN was 3 iM-rd-eoolud eggs, cooled celebrations, clubs-do not forget surprised last Saturday evening cluding favorites that have an V» c. batter those less fortunate than their • PLANS FOB the Victory when after a round of shopping unusual goodness. The recipes ! j c. shortening members and contribute funds, Matrons* annual Starlite Cotil she returned to Ollie and Mary listed below are easy to prepare clothes, food and tqys to fami lion include the debutantes' and Milncr's home for a brief visit and good keeping qualities. .4 e. sugar lies on our Sentinel Needy Fa mothers' buffet to .be held at only to bave about 20 guests sing Vt *- salt 8COTCB SUOKTBKf.Alt Vt t. vanilla extract mily list ... if you haven't adop Ilonka's . . . the educational pro out "Happy Birthday" . . . bear TAMARA OWENS, talented ted a family for Christmas, call gram will take place at 50 Ha 1 e. batter Vt t. ternon . _U_rt ing gifts and best wishes were daughter of Mr. and Mrs. me AT ONCE . - . the daily mail milton pk. . . . Mrs? Betty Ro H e. sugar 2 c. sifted flour Messrs. and Mesdames John Arthur Owens, 540 N. Cham and telephone calls add to our binson, Youngstown, is working White, Sterling Allen, Earl John PRESS EGOS through seive. -4 L almond extract pion av., represented Capitol I list ... all incideritally e with the debutantes this year as son, London; Wesley Sawyer, Cream butler, shortening, su-. Va c. finely chopped almonds City Unit 698, American Le checked out and found to be usual. The Cotillion will be held George Boston, Al Brown, ZM c. .sifted enriched flour gar until light and fluffy. Add1 worthy of your giving before the Dec. 30, at Valley Dale. George McClung, Eugene Ly gion, at Girls' Buckeye State. information Is given to a club Maud Hopson had the delight man, London; Linwood Walker, group .... the list ot Thanksgi ful pleasure of pinning her dau Napoleon Bell and T. S. Pruitt; ving is seldom as long as our ghter, Mary Teresa Hop .on Irene Williams, Edna McGee. list at Christmas so we need (Mickey) during the AKA initi Malcoma Sunderland, Mrs. Jo YOUR help to fill the many re ation at Central State last Fri seph Lyman, Kenneth Penn, quests . . . the Girl Friends were day night . . . also pinned were Betty Savory and Taylor Jac L-FS-^^*^,. one of the clubs that gave a bas Columbusite_ Sharon Conrad obs ... a new baby kept Lewis ket to a needy family at Neigh and Rita Wallace . . . Ruth Con and Betty Fulton from partici WOMEN MEMBERS of the Chicago Fisk club, helping with smi borhood House . . . Dave Hum rad arrived too late to pin her pating . . . husband Joe plan arrangements for the alumni's midwest regional conference, are SHOP your fist phrey of Cafe Society gave se daughter, former Link debutan ned and engineered the shown in the home at the chairman, Att'y James A. McLendon. veral baskets to needy families te Sharon, but she was on hand surprise yith the help of Billy Thc alumni met in Chicago Nov. 12-13. Committee members HO-WAY mi IT LOA. the Gaylords have already for the rest of the program . . . and Pat who surprised Bert by shown, left to right, seated, are: Mesdames Nobis Moreland (Maker 1 loaf) MEN'S WHITE decided on their contribution to Sarah Freeman enjoyed a note being able to keep a secret . . . Bacon, housing and tickets; Roma Jones Stewart, co-chairman, 3 tvat -_.(&. mi* a family this Christmas. { from husband, Andy, who is in Joe's younger sister, Kathleen, and Annie Ogleton Blair, entertainment. Standing: Mesdames T cup unaVofad CASHATtON Santa's snaries. helpers HANDXEIKR-EFS j Europe for a short tour before and her husband, Dr. Kenneth Theresa Broyles Black, publicity, aad Fansayde Nelson Callo Ye tamaman baking, rod* tWOKATEO MltK • MY CALENDAR is filling attending the International So- Payne, will visit in Columbus way, assistant fo conference chairman.—ANP Photo. i taospaoa mmssmmM Vams Bmnmham /j tmoapooa-tmsbtte*! 12 fOi. SI up rapidly with party dates . . . cial Workers Conference . . . for several weeks the- latter part ...lead for the Girl Friends will be enter of January. s sabttspson g/totemaimrtga oast % cup rhoppadmoji Jr. Leaguers have prepared y+avam*marf . tained by Maxine Hamlar in the Christmas favors for girls at 1 top thspptd saws* tntmedhvm MEN'S WHITE Cavaliers' Clubhouse on the 16th GIS as well as adopted a family • ETA GAMMA are making COLUMBUS EVENTS CALENDAR egg sflghtty. Stir In Car ly before cutting. Loaf Is better . . . the Jr. Leaguers will join tentative plans to attend a smor I nation, orange juice and peel. if lt stand* overnigftt. for the • holiday . . . they are Add sugar, biscuit mix, soda J-^mmsJtMl DRESS gasbord at Lincoln Lodge . . . DEC. 16^-Girl Friends, Cavaliers clubhouse. 'Brush w_rnM__ea«t with 1 cing sums around the wassail bow) with planning a spectacular program and apices. Mix well. Fold In made by combining 1 cup Betty Linville is chairman . . . Mannequins' annual Christmas part$ 1833 Franklin nuts and ftnft. Poor into light sifted confectioner, sugar,. 1 to hats ALL tj AA The ••••u;, from the Foley front Pk. S. ly greased toot pan 9x5x3 2 tablespoons Carnation Evap SUES SAmTJ is good since Ersie is mending Y1—Jr. Leaguers' Christmas party, 1063 Fair av. Inches. ______In moderate oven orate* Milk, and % teaspoon i350* F.) fbr 35'to 60. minutes. vanilla. Decorate with nuts * Iff $ STYLE SHOP 1 : / rapidly following her recent . IS—Bethany Presbyterian Christmas, candlelight service, MKVS Prose Jf desired.* Cool thorough- and candie V fruit. ORLOX AHD WOOL Russell operation . . . also back on thr 6 p. m. CJC5 -_1_t__ to C.S.A. u_c. healthy list is Kathy Grant fol Medical Arts club dinner-dance, White House. lowing her recent operation . . . . 23—-Victory Matrons* buffet for debs and mothers, Ilonka's SWEATERS Fa-ahion Shoe Store Lawrence (Peaches) Whittaker Party House. 6hrc Red Meaf for Christmas SIZES 28—Debutante educational program, 50 Hamilton pk. Is on the well list following his "If you're shopping for that person 'who ha* everything* here'a S-M-L m 27 E. STATE ST. m Carousels' Round Robin Christmas party. recent hospital confinement . . . a gift suggestion," says Sam Cashman, director of Market De Z9— Starlite Cotillion. Valley Dale, 10 p. m. not so well is Mrs. Mary Davis, velopment and Research of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation. 31—Links' New Year's Eve party. MEN'S SPORT 1359 Atcheson o% ... tbe ranks **Give red meat," is his advice. has quality gifts jg*| have been thinned with the pas Mannequins' 10th celebration, White House. "Many companies have adopted the policy of giving red meat' sing of Bob Redman's mother, ti_ their employees for Christmas." Cashman said. JACKETS Mrs. Ivanora Redman, Harold for her Williams' mother, Mrs. Hattie Inaugural Reception Plans Set tSM up Williams, and Scott and Bob The National Gallery will be Jackson's mother, Mrs. Alma Brown, Mrs. Rowland Evans, the scene of the Inaugural Re> Jackson. Mrs. Albert L. Key, Mrs. Robert More fears Te Your Lite at popular prices ception for Distinguished Women E. Lee, Mrs. Edward P; Morgan, Shop Free • A GROUP of us caught thc on January 18 from 3 to 8 p.m., Mrs. Frank Reeves, Miss Fannie Early Pen show this year . . . spotted Mrs. Katie Louchheim, Chair Sedge wick, Mrs. Jonah A. More Life To Your Yean man of Official Hostesses and Cliff and Lillian Walker, Ruth Sphulding and Mrs. Russell E. For Wrap Shoes - Handbags - Hosiery Hospitality Committee for the Train.* Neal, Lon and Dorothy Burney, 1961 Inaugural, announced. • (hrislmas Af lee's X USE YOUR Bump Clark and spouse, Joseph GIVE A Comittees for the reception SHOPPERS Doneghy and daughter Norma CHARGE are: Mrs. Ned Russell, arrange Amofico- Number Oho hot voteol Cotaporm our ADAM Had for MEN'S CORDUHOY PLATE Jean. Betty Smoot and daughter ments; Mrs. David K. Bruce, RESERVE HEALTH CERTIFICATE style... for quality... ter workmonsh'p and custom-hot details. Youll it Nina. Alma Terrell, Mao- new administration participa NOW FOR FALL A dtscoror, as so many of our customers hove, tha. yoe con pay hvlo* DAKS Brooks, Dorothy Roberts and tion; Mrs. Jane McBaine, diplo WINTER FOR CHRISTOAS aaasuch for o hot. btayoo can't fall M from Adam.Tr/ on Adam on today. CHOICE Of s,/l s her father, Tony and Janice Bu- matic corps; Mrs. Todd Duncan, • Weddings • pArties ____ W national women's organization; I Treated wit.. "AQtiA-SHHr process for water repdteocy. $*_» COLORS _*•_* shln of Marion; Bob and Vera • Receptions • Dances Only $10 i m Mrs. Leonard Marke, receiving • Banquets Johnson, Joe and Alberta Ly line; Mrs. Henry Ruess, Con a . a % man . . . the show wasn't as gressional hostesses; Mrs. Lee CALL OPH FRL& SAT- Metcalf, favors and badges, and .._•*• ._ smooth-running as it has been LINCOLN HEALTH STUDIO /l^ in past years but I do like hear Mrs. Christine Ray Davis, infor STYLESHOP TIL t Pa If. mation. BARHETT'S 771$ E. Loo« St. CA. t-9038 ing the Protestant choir close WHITE HOUSE. INC FIRST IN QUALITY ft J. T Yl E Among Junior Hostesses will OTHER DAYS the show with a medley of ca 4300 INDIANOLA AVE. 4" 27 E. State St. be Mrs. Charles Bartlett, Mrs. . (Second Floor Lincoln Theatre Blag.) 10O7-10II rols. AM. 3-3152 HU. 8-9394 T-16.30 Benjamin Bradlee, Mrs. Philip [UK MT. VERNON AVE. tgpm :-._— --.•;._- ms*mmjuivm ;-.,.r,,^i.V-;..,.;. ;' .,*:- ..-•... --- }'•••::•:<•••.- '••. . ,,. THUR5g)AY, DECEMBER'S, 1960 THURSDAY^ DECEMBER 15,1->6q eAGEH THE OHIO SENTINEL _TfrE OHIO SENTg-fgL PAGE U4 Scintillating Deb P.ogram Is Planned Former Sentinel Carrier Is Married Second Baptist Church News Community Notes By HATTYE B. REDMOND Refreshments 1M be served. A delightful and exciting pro numbers, A party for escorts ceremonies. A breakfast Is be W Rev. Charles F. Jenkins, pas Mrs.' Bessie Stanley is presi- gram has been planned for the will close this part of the pro ing planned for debutantes and tor of Second Baptist, preached Victory Matrons' I960 debu gram. escorts following the Cotillion. dent. • JR. LEAGUERS elected cannot play SANTA CLAUS to pleasure and excitement of pre from thc subject, "The Chief tantes who -will be presented Thirty-two debutantes will be During the following weekend, officers for the coming year dur these youngsters. More than half Mission of the Church," last Congratulations to Miss Juno Alpha Kappa Alpha will honor paring the gifts and decorating during the club's annual Star presented to Columbus society ing a recent meeting in the of them have no living relatives, Sunday morning. Music was the 1960 debutantes during a some 60 Christmas trees. For Alston, daughter of Police In lite Cotillion in beautiful Valley Friday, Dec. 30. Att'y John Bo home -of hostess Mrs. Marianne others have never had a visitor gift list call Br. 9-M71. Ext. 381. furnished by the senior choir Dale. Mrs. Camille Williams, tea ln their honor. spector Harvey Alston, for win wen will serve as master' of Holloway, H_3 Parkwood av. The tor years on end. Christmas tree and men's chorus. The Mathers general chairman of this year's ning first place in the oratori following offices were elected: lights. Iroe ornaments, gift club met at the church in thc affair, has secured the services Mrs. Ruth Spurlock president; afternoon, with Mrs. Ida Early, cal contest sponsored by the of Mrs. Betty Robinson, Youngs wrappings, seals, ribbons, etc., Fellowship Tea Committee Named For Club Musical Mrs. Rebecca Redman,, vice pre are needed in tremendous quan president, in charge. Ohio Council of Cliurct.es. town, as Cotillion choreograph sident; Mrs. Reba- Otey, secre Christian Women's Fellow er. Columbus chapter of Jack and tal choir represent various tities as the Volunteer Activities ship or Woodland Christian Circle No. 3 will sponsor its More than 40 attended the an tary; Met!. Vivian Johnson, cor Committee prefers g_ft_ be sent Jill, Inc., will present the In churcbes and organi z a t i o n • responding secretary; Mrs. Vir church sponsored a Fellowship annual Christmas party at the nual Christmas party ar\l re The program Includes a debu to the school unwrapped for strumental choir under direction throughout the city. ginia Mason, secretary-treasu tea ot the church recently. Southern hotel Tuesday, Dec. vealing of secret pals, held in tante and mot he buffet in the more equitable distribution and of Eugene B. Jefferson in con rer; Mrs. Juanita Brown, parli General chairman was Mrs. Lo- 20 with Mrs. Emma Johnson I the lower auditorium last Mon- lush surroundings of Ilonka's cert Sunday, Jan. 29, **- to 6 A reception for guests will be to give hte older children the dorna Cunnigan. Committees: held in the lower auditorium of amentarian. Thc club's next pro and Mrs. Robena Davis serving I . .... Party Home on Dec. 23. Parti p. m., at Second Baptist church, Publicity. Mrs. Ola Harris; . . • s day evening. Mrs. Mary B, Hill cipants Include Carol Louise the church following the con ject is to raise funds for -the 187 N. 17th st. Mrs.-H. D. Giles Spring St. YMCA building drive hostess, Mrs. Mildred Crim; as co-chairmen. Mrs. Odessa told the Christmas story and Wood, Shirley Coston, Tamara is genera] chairman, assisted cert. Proceeds from the patrons' program, Mrs. Florence How carols were sung. Rev. and Owens, Carol Jean Barnett, list will go lo the NAACP. by presenting "Exodus" on Feb. Beatty Pk. PTA Allen is president. by Mrs. John Bowen, Mrs. Jo 5. ard; decorating. Mrs. Florine Mrs. C. F. Jenkins gave timely Linda Bland, Patricia L. Duren. Hunt. Missionary Society will spon seph Doneghy, Mrs. William Cra-Y boys of Beatty Pk. remarks. Refreshments were Janel I,. Harris and Barbara Butler, Mrs. Linwood Walker, school held their induction ce sor a Family Night program at • HI-12 BENEVOLENT club the church Wednesday. Dec. 2,1. served. Jean Reid. Mrs. Marie Kent Mrs. I. N. Reid, Mrs. E. Clark- Rosebud Brown elected officers for the coming remony at the school. Thomas Program participants: Bea will preside. Greetings will be son. year during their meeting on Brown and Edward McAfee are trice Willis, Maceo Jackson, mwim&t*t*m*9h^^ brought by Mrs. J. W. Williams, Dec. 10. The new officers are advisors. Hoyt Givens. YMCA James Martin, Ralph Ham club founder. Mr. Jefferson has welded a mock, Carrie Goodman, Arnold combination of talent and mu Showing Fashions C. D. Willis, pesident; Melvin secretary-, assisted with the pro ef Palmore, vice president; John gram. Graves, Laura Turner, Frank AN EDUCATIONAL program sical interest into a choir that Cleveland, Wesley Card well, will be held for debutantes on is drawing favorable comment Rosebud Brown, 1697 E. Long Scruggs Jr., financial secretary; I Ihe I M a r g a uriete Coleman, Mrs. during each presentation. A St., is showing the latest in Wilson Redd, recording secre Mrs. Mattie Dillard and Miss Dec. 28. Rev. Russell M. Jones, Whetnall, Christian Broad St. music major at Ohio State uni feminine winter fashions from tary, and Obbie Rogers, treasu Cecelia Chancellor, delegates to Mrs. Edmund B. Paxton and orchestra. Wee Wisdom choir, versity, he sings with the uni Stately's In Graceland Shopping rer. the State House Conference on Mrs. Cora Jordan White will be the Psalmar-.en-. Matrons Cir that irons versity glee club and plays in Center. The gorgeously smart Education, made reports. Topics M featured panelists. Mrs. Philip • ORGANIZATIONAL help is cle of Mt. Olivet Baptist. C. Browne will preside. Debu the marching band, and is or clothes — Including lingerie, included: "What Do We Want tante Nadja Wilson and Joyce ganist at Second Baptist. slacks, sweaters, skirts, dres needed in the Columbus State From Our Schools?" and "How Hawkins will render musical MEMBERS of the Instrumen ses, dress and sport coats, school "Operation Santa Claus." Do we Gel What We Want?" itself! blouses, hose and gloves — are MR. AND MRS. JOHN MAGWOOD Although the state provides on display in tha relaxing at mosphere of her home, with pri Marriage vows were exchan Alberta, Ada, Magnolia, Rob food, shelter, clothing, educati- vate and group showings daily ged by Doris Goodwin, daughter ert, Elus, William, Lawrence, nai facilities, medical care, it More from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Good Rose and Barbara. Her young Recently, Mrs. Brow n*s win, 197 Hinklo st., and John est sister, Betty, will be tha Brown tile Models were?, present Magwood, Urbancrest, in a Sat last of the line when she inher ed in a style show in the Litch urday evening ceremony. The its the route from the current People field hotel ballroom, featuring event was held in tha home of representative, Barbara. i fall and winter Items, now Mrs* Ruby Kemper. 3402 1st When Betty takes over the of € available through her and at av.. in Urbancrest. ficial count for representation Prefer Stately's, The new Mrs. Magwood is a on The Sentinel carrier roster former Sentinel newsgirl and Will be 11 members of the Good* • MRS. LILLIAN Kaiser was handed down the concession to win fumily. * FABRI recently installed as the new her brothers and sisters, who president of Capitol City Unit served in a similar capacity. • JTHE PUBLIC is invited to 689, American Legion. Mrs. Kai Those whose names are re attend the annual Christmas ser resides at 1128 Hildreth av. corded on Tbe Sentinel carrier i SHEEN and is a nurse by profession. party, to be sponsored by Jam' register are: Lucy Dean Play school, for pa- ents of the children, at Mt. Oli PLUS! vet Baptist „church, Saturday, A Dec. 17 at 7:30 p. m. Rev. WU $ WEAK Wl. H _t_|l S liam Holoway, pastor-emeritus $ O* w__i. SOI VON CO of Bethany Presbyterian church, will be speaker. . . i I- ______95 i wash S weai cotton broadcloth *3 Lee's Human Hair Si H-VM • m Black, Off-Black, Brown, i a, Dark Brown, Light Brown. w IS • j_V-dLa-in beauty cleans Genuine Imported Human TrnvsjU Hair. Don't be fooled by the word ••Human-Like." 9/ mrw Oaadetd, «__'- ___t Aden. _>• Get the real thing at Lee's i do/* 1-9.*•' fa' bur. -*_. s*» f_» Perfect.) tailored. ra_y care... your clothes! —Your official Import Out qyaM/, ityle. io_3 wtor ond aw/ evcryrhing 3 frnt _f»ii< -limiM have! let. Call CL. S-1816. 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The Complete Mtenswear Shop • The Complete Men^wear Shop 966^8 MT. VERNON AVE- 966-68 MT. VERNON AVE. 32 STORES All OVER TOWN COR. LEONARD & ST. CLAIR Opea FH. A Sat. Nights 966-68 MT. VERNON AVE. eAmmmmtmmmmmm »_• S-M_-M____g-______<____^ . f.• 5 tf-IrN-r * «Jl - IWlftfl^t^tomec r rarttag U,*** pt;^ara . . miiti^&0&^ Free easterner Parkinc fat K__. ot Store MMWMtSlegi-OW!. .ii.1 i'.-.m .,UWI»M THURSDAY, DECEMBER lfr, I960 THlJI-aSDAY.iDECEaMBER 15,1960 J.AGET6 THE OHIO SENTINEL II ii,.. i i THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 17 __••_•—___-—.«- si • n—— •— **\*mmmmamsasm»smmammmm*-maam*m*mi am£sstssmmm*mm*sam*aam i ' i i • ) I 'i i » I' ' na |i,.»«i"i---_l«|»a-»_-W -_-______• Singer Slant Needle Tickets Available For (JRE/tNA CALLING CINCY TEMPO XENIA GREENE Repossessed, 8 months aid in By Mary* Randolph beaatlfsl desk. Does everything, By Marion Coats • 315 E. Lawn Ave. • Phone t 3-3892 iig-_ap_ makes buttonholes, Garden Hockey Contest monograms, etc. Das built-in URBANA.—The following. .Dennis Caldwell hava completed • CINCINNATI—P. e-ntiptial affairs for the popular bride- gear driven motor. Sold ntw far COUNTY J) IARY CINCINNATI. — Cincinnati IHL champion Ft. Wayne Kom- young won.cn attended the ACE ' 11 weeks ot recruit training in elect, Mis* Bobbie Yates, got underway Saturday evening with a $439.95. Balanee now due only ets in the Jan. 8 skirmish. Garden officials announce tlt.it League Sunday, Dec. 4: Misses Sen Diego, Ca). bedroom, shower at the beautiful home of Mrs. Laura Lovelace, By BREN1CE M. LEWIS $124.19, or take over payments tickets for the regularly sched Mrs. George Richey and whose co-hostesses were Mesdames Ed- of $5.00 per month. No down TWO FORMER Mohawks Peggy Burton, Diane Wingo, uled International Hockey Lea'- James Richey attended the fun wina Barnett and Vi Grayson. Needless payment required. will'be in the first game. The Easter Gossett. Patty and Bar gue games, in the Garden, Dec. eral of Mrs. Freda Middleton to say, with these clever-ladies at the B XENM-. — Mrs. Nellie H., Mrs. Minnie Beatty of Frank- Omaha goalie is Glenn Ramsay, bara Seward and Dorothy Cur 26 and Jan. 8, are now on sale. an all-star winner while in the in Marion Dec. 5. Mrs. Middle- helm, everything was perfection itself— Carlisle, 80, who resided with fort, Miss Etta Trent and Mra. Necchi Processed Both games star* at 7:30 p. m. Queen City for two seasons, and tis, all of Mechanicsburg. Keep ton died Dec. 1 and is survived and what's more, everybody had a her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Bell Zack Cosby, both of Columbus; Tickets are available at the Indianapolis captain. Billy coming, girls, and bring others by her husband, Gene, seven grand time, and she received loads of Ejowser Elliott, 333 E. 2nd av., three grandchildren, and sev Zlg-Zag portable with aU built-in Garden box office, 2250 Seymour Short, who played with the Mo with you I daughters and three sons, step* exquisite and useful gifts. This fashion died in Greene Memorial hos eral nieces and nephews. features. Sold sew * r $119.95, av.. and in downtown Cincinnati hawks in 1955. Rebecca Liggens was honoree mother. Ms. Richey, and uncle, able wedding (when "he becomes Mrs. pital Saturday morning, Nov. • WILLIAM S. Dugless, 39, balanee now due $35.00 at the Central ticket office, 430 Mr. Richey. Walter Corbcan) takes place Saturday, 12. She had been ill for about a died Nov. 18 in Brown's Veteran The majority of the Omaha at her 10th birthday party given Vine st. Mail orders will also squad represented Canada in Mrs. Dewey Redman was the 17th_-and until then she will be in a year and a patient at the hos hospital, Dayton. He had been Tha above machine. are folly by her parents, Mr. and Mrs, guaranteed. Wa will also give be accepted. the 1958 Olympics. honoree at a surprise birthday veritable pre-nuptlal whirl. pital for nine weeks. ill a year and a patient at the Wilbert Liggens, Dec. 10. It was party given by her husband The Prolianas had their Christmas JESSE OWENS, interna Mrs. Carlisle, a resident of hospital 12 days. During War yea a trade-la allowance on your The Omaha Knights, on* of •Id machine. Will demonstrate a complete surprise. Becky ex Dec. 8. Guests were Mesdames party last Wednesday night at the home tionally known, former Olym Jamestown, wag born Aug. 6, II, he served overseas and un the most colorful squads In the above machines in your home at pressed thanks for lovely gifts Laura Lancaster, Mae Belle MART RANDOLPH of Mrs. Maud Wilkerson and, as usual, pic track champion and track 1880, in Pike County, the daugh til his illness was employed at International Hockey League, ter of Amctta C. Day and Ross Wright-Patterson. no olblgation whatsoever. from the following guests: Moore, Lulu Richey, Marlon ft was most gay. They exchang star ef distinction at Ohio take on the Indianapolis Chiefs Couts and Mr. and Mrs. Henry ed gifts with their secret pals J groups when in Cincy last week State university, will be gaest Hough Sr. She wa» the eldest of Survivors include his mother, TPhoebe Stokes, Sharon Howell, National Discount Co. in the Dec. 26 encounter, while Baker. (and this is the time each year j _the largest perhaps being speaker for the Men's club of eight children. She had been a two daughters, Detra, 16, and Can Cincinnati Ml.. 1-1070 Stephanie and Mary Ruth Jack public school teacher in Ohio ; the Chiefs meet the defending More than 100 persons, repre when they find out who their through Fellowship House which Union Baptist church, Cincin Gaye, 15, both of Piqua; three son, Cynthia McDonald, Adelt- senting other local churches and secret pals have been all year) j entertained the cast at Fellow- nati, for their 39th anniver and W. Virginia, retiring in j brothers, Stephen and Lloyd, rand Hill, Gregory Walker and some from out of town, attend and that's always fun. And their ship House immediately follow sary program Sunday, Dee. 1940, and her last employment | both of Detroit, and Cecil, Peggy Jackson. Ice cream and ed the turkey dinner at St. pesident, Mra. Anna Mae Fra ing the show—there was a huge 18, at 7:45 p. m. Owens, wbo was as cottage supervisor at Xenia; two sisters, Mrs. Gokie now resides In Chicago, is a cake were served. Paul's church Dec. 4. zier, presented each member crowd in attendance who found the OSSO Home. She retired in Todd, Rochester, N. Y., and member of the Illinois Youth 1950. She was a member of • MR. AND MRS. Donald with a Christmas gift (this she members of thc cast as delight Miss Margaret Dugless, Xenia. Commission, a state agency Jehovah's Witnesses. Mr. and Mrs. William Farmer Norman have returned to their docs each year too—lovely, use ful off stage as well as on . . . • CHRISTOPHER C- Kink y, ful gifts). No need to tell you that deals with problems ot of Zanesville were Sunday home in Sloano, Cal., after a Incidentally, you out-of-towners Survivors, besides Mrs. El 68, 1209 E. 3rd St., died Dec. 1 that Muud treated them to a de —if you get a chance to see youth. Tlie public is Invited. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luther visit with the letter's parents, Bev. Wilbur A. Pag* Is pastor. liott, are her husband, Edward; at Green Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs..Harold Walker. licious supper whose highlight "Raisin in the Sun," do by all He wa\. a retired state highway Buries Dec. 4. was the traditional Egg Nog . . . five brother*, S. G.. Welch, W. Don't forget the "Battle of means go! employee since 1955. Mrs. Lillian Blackwell Redd was Va.; W.H.. and C. J., Xenia; • DR. AND MRS. Richard Music" to be staged at 2nd Je Dedication sevlce of the H&x. Survivors include big widow. chairman of the party. s Dr. F. H.. N. York City, and Gordon and children, Ricky and rusalem Baptist church Sunday, C Flelschmann Boys club on Hints On Xmas Mailing Dr. C. S. Hough, Chicago; two,1 Ethel; two sons, Chalea C, Kim, have returned home after Dec. 18. The Sunbeam band will Rockdale last Sunday afternoon Postmaster Allen M. Rowe sisters, Mrs. Mae Jackson. Dayton, and James, Washing- • ONE OF last Sunday's out Xm GREATER EMPRASIS on a visit with the former's moth present local and out of town standing events was the corner attracted a capacity audience In urges the public to wrap all! Springfield; Mrs. Esther Hoi-1 >, P- C.; three stepsons, Lea- appreciation for this $185,000 gift home and local church and er, Mrs. Luther Gordon. talent. stone laying at Bethlehem Bap Christmas packages securely, ton, N; York City; two grand-1 *** Mullins, N. Kanova, O.; to the comm_'tity. Judge Carl address them correctly, and George Darling, Dayton; Don community Christmas cele The successful Faith Rally tist church—fabulous structure children, Mary Ann and George Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd at M. Rich delivered dedicatory mail them early. He warns that Bowser, Xenia; nieces and. nep ald Darling, Xenia; one daugh brations has been called for ended at St. Paul's church Sun on N. Crescent in Avondale— by Edgar 8. Edelmann of tended a bingo gome at the for which Mr. McKissick, the address and another highlight only Christmas cards carrying hews. ter. Mrs. Eugene Robins, Hunt day, Dec. 11. Rev. S. M. Cooper was ^ie presentation of a flag first-class postage may include ington, W. Va.; one brother, Price Hill, general chairman home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack famous architect, flew into Cin • MRS. I.KSSIE May Jones, Jr. of Bellefontaine was guest by Lt. Ralpph H. Greene. Post • personal message. Albert, Ironton; four sisters, of Greater Cincinnati Christ cy. 66, 314 E- 2nd at., wife ol Ly Richey, in Bellefontaine Dec. 3. speaker. 636, of American Legion, execu Mrs. Cora Ellis and Mrs. Ansel In Christmas Committee. The man Jones, died Nov. 22 In Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hill and Funeral services for Mrs. Re Joseph Hall, executive of the tive director of this club is Mr. vThe sender's name and ad Wray, both of Xenia; Mra. committee is scheduling only Greene Memorial hospital. She family. Miss Delores McGregor becca Artis of Mechanicsburg. Cincinnati Urban League, spoke Owen Spiller—and he comes to dress should be on the Christ Mary Sinkford, Los Angeles', two special civic events this who died Dec 7, were held at mas card envelopes, and their had been in ill health for a year. year in Its program—blessing and John L. Hawkins spent at Warren, O., last Sunday at a Cincy well recommended from and Mrs. Zack James, Peoria, St. Paul AME church Dec. 10, church which was formerly pas- Detroit delivery can be speeded up by Mrs. Jones was president of! 111.; 18 grandchildren and sev» oi the Christmas Crib at I.ytie Thanksgiving weekend in Chi the WUberforce Chapter of the L^ ^^ ^ , with Rev. H. T. Moore officiat tored by his father and. of cour Hear (ell there's a new maga securing free labels from the m ne miw% at 3 ii. rn. on Dec. 18 and the cago. WCTU and an employee of j ing. Rev. E. Clark of Lima de- se, just about everybody in town zine on the market call HOW Post Office, indicating "All for 12th Day of Christmas pro livered^the eulogy. Mrs. Artis is Wright Patterson Air Force j gram at 8 p. m. on Jan. 6, also Marine Pvts. Ronnie T. Bak came out to see and hear him EVER (for the hipsters, tips Local Delivery" and -"'All for TAPE RECORDER survived by a son, Simuel Har Base before her retirement in | Repossessed: 4 months old, slil at Lytic er, Robert N. Buckney and and make a lot of fuss over him. ters, finger-popping snow man Out of Town Delivery,"' Then ris; two sisters, Mrs. Roxie Mrs. Hall made the trip with group)—and most interesting sort and tie your cards into two 1954. She was a former pastor in factory carton. Can't tel O'Neal of Youngstown and Mrs. him and they also visited Mr. even though some of us might separate bundles, with the ad of Shorter Chapel AME church from brand new. Equipped wi_l Mary Jackson; four grandchil Hall's parents in Youngstown. not understand the lingo. dresses all facing one way. in S. Charleston, Bethel AME built-in radio; can record radii Cincy NAACPers Elect Officers dren and nine great-grandchil church in Harveysburg and Lib programs with no feed back. LIGHTING... • IMAGINE being hostess to erty Valley AME church in Hanson, Warner Jackson, Elli dren. Also has built-in public addrese CINCINNATI. — William F. two parties at the very same Carrs Run. makes your doorway say son Jeff rieS. system, complete with extra Bowen. former first vice presi time in your own home . . . Well, Survivors include her husband dent ol the NAACP, was elevat Everybody STOPS at the MT. VERNON HIGHLIGHTS thousand feet of tape. Origin that's exactly what happened in and three daughters, Mrs. Irene ally $185.00; balance now due, ed to president during the Joseph H. Johnson, Scipio the Lucius Duncans' commodi Copeland Mrs. Phyllis Miles, $119.00, or take over payments branch's annual election of of Jordan, William Mason, Rev. By Mra. Mildred Butler • 303 _.. Jefferson St. #lerrs> <-3f)ri_tfma-*! Maurice McCrocken, D. E. Mc- ous home Saturday night. Love both oi Xenia. and Miss Mada- of $6.76 a month. Will demon- ficers Sunday at Brown Chapel STOP INN ly Lady Agnes entertained the Phone: EXpreaa 2-0265 church, Walnut Hills. Others Goodwin. Rev. C. D. Morrow, lene Jones, N. York City; three strate in your home. No obliga- NBBO's, while Sir Lucius was brothers, Harvey, Braver, O., tion. Seems as though you can almost hear a cheery elected were: Rev. J. W. Hen James Neal, Winn Newman, C. and Arthur Rd Christmas greeting... from a doorway that's E. Newell, Mrs. Callie> Parrish, CAFE entertaining a group of men in _. MT. VERNON. —Steward- pital. Mrs. Carry Thompson is I * William Trent. NATIONAL DISCOUNT CO derson, first vice president; the rathskeller- Cincinnati. O. bright with colorful Christmas light! Carl Hicks, second vice presi Webster W. Posey, Charles Cincinnati'a Popular Bar nd we had a 1 ess Board of Wayman Chapel a patient at Memorial hospital, j both of Columbus; three sisters, I MU. M070 marvelous time. The lucious church met at the home of Mrs. Up to release of this column, | dent; Mrs. Martha Holt, secre Ross, Charles Scruggs, Lambert Open te 2:30 A. M. beef Stroganoff she served us A string of Christmas tree lights nestled tary, and Jean Timberlake, as-, Sloan, Eugene Smith, John War- 1__» Chapel St. WO. 1-WW Anna Myers Dec. 6. A short funeral arrangements for Mrs. was evidence that a culinary ar Henry Wheatley of Marengo, Season's Greetings In the roping outlines this door... while the sistant secretary. field. Cincinnati, o. business session was conducted tist was definitely in charge, and a Bible quiz furnished the who died in Morrow hospital entire entrance wa; is spotlighted by a 100- and we ate with wild abandon. watt colored projector floodlight Bowen, in a short acceptance evening's entertainment. Those Dec. 10, were not completed. speech, told the group the Her guests were Mesdames enjoying the Christmas party She is survived by hir husband, It's-so easy to brighten your doorway Mary Thompson and Johnnie and exchange were Mesdames Harry. Abby Rents NAACP is a militant organiza JKtwtatjewioctororfe_Ti..J Mae Berry whose radiant perso with the happy glow of holiday lighting] tion dedicated to securing full Ethel Hammond, Marie Moore You'll extend a warm greeting to all wbo nalities added greatly to the head, Betty Rouse and Mildred The funeral of Mrs. Viola rights of colored citizens every charm of the evening. Cunningham, who died at her visit during the Christmas Season . . . and Butler. • HOSPITAL BEDS where. He said, "As president Prescriptions Theodore M. Berry spoke elo home in Columbus Dec. 9, was for only about 2_ an evening. Wayman AME Sunday school • TRACTION EQUIPMENT elect for the ensuing term of quently—as always—at the in will present its Christmas pro conducted at Trinity AME the years 1961-62, I will actively stallation services of the House- gram in the church annex Sun church, Newark, Tuesday, Dec. • WHEEL CHAIRS and most vigorously, with the Here your prescription gue last Sunday afternoon at day, Dec.' 18, at 11 a. m. The 13, with Rev. E. B. Jordon offi is filled with Profes ciating. • WALKERS • CRUTCHES assistance of the executive offi wives and Businessmen's Lea- junior class, of which Mrs. Ruth | sional Precision. Carmel Presbyterian church. Stevens is teacher, will present Mark Ry use has officially • LIFTERS • LAMPS cers and board members, work Alpha Alpha Ensemble, under a skit, "The Reason for C__-i_*- opened his watch repair shop at towards this goal." direction of Mrs. Marie Sberard, mas-" 110 E. Ohio av., with hours • BABY BEDS WO. 1-0535 aang magnificently. If you ha Mr. and Mrs. Wiliard Hogar from 5 p. m. to 9 p. m. daily, EXECUTIVE Committee FREE DELIVERY ven't heard this goui^—you • ROLLAWAYS and family of Dayton spent last and all day Satudays. He is a members elected were: Theo must! weekend as guests of Mr. and graduate cf Bradley -university, j j • 24-HOUR SERVICE dore M. Berry, Al Bilik, Dr, Mis. Kenneth Payne. THfc UNION Uli our, «M. V AND MOWER COMNHV al "RAISIN in the Sun," one Peoria, III., and a member and jl 354S Reading Rd. AV. 1-7000 C__K____u_t_, Ohio Eugene Cannady, Rev. B. B. CLIFF'S PHARMACY • HARRY GLOVER of Day secretary of the Trustee Boardj 3339 Montgomery Rd. of the finest plays to come out [Evans, Abe Goldhagen, William Cincinnati, O. ef . N. York, attracted many i ton is confined to Dayton hos-j of Wayman Chapel church. ' T' • • •-'•.*.. .-v.-----. i • t»**'*.»3M-*i*^a-M_-M****-,_5___»< •_*•_•« * *>._.»* + *.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER IS, 19f>0 PA ____ . THE OHIO SENTINEL ' •. •• • - - " •-•--.._ i•_•_.- *• • ______T1 THURSDAY; DECEMBER 15. I960 -ttfltf -OJBia SENTINEL PAGE I§ mm***memsmm Leader To Lecture Urge Lutherans To End Racial Fears and open their membership WEEKLY MEDITATION Four Pastors Early Registrants rolls to all persons who may be CHURCH NOTES CLEVELAND.—Lutherans of fraud devised by Christians to induced to affiliate. Greater Cleveland and the na- do wrong and feel right." IHBIIIHL M M Here December 15 *• "THANKS BIS unto God for For Coming *Go To Church' Drive PLANS FOB the drive are be* wmmum tion were called upon to "break Dr. Coates, a theologian, said OUR PRAYER • "A FANTASY of Christ Mrs. Helen Logan, soprano; Hit unspeakable gift." (II Corin- ing worked out and more de the curse of fear" in associat that the curse wan spoken not mas'' is title of a musical fea Mrs. Ellouise Harris, alto; Sa thlnns »!l_.) • OUH FATHER, for thl, The pastors of four Columbus the many in Columbus, and en tails aboutvt wil) appear in The ing with persons of other races by God but by Noah, arising The heart of man naturally ture in the sacred concert to be muel Jackson Jr., tenor, and great gift of Thy Boa, coming churches have taken the lead roll their children in tht» church Sentinel from time to time. fom a drunken stupor. presented at St. Paul AME, James Lawrence, bass. The pro- j j as equal human beings, in ad- yearns for love. But "herein is into the world to rescue us from in registering with The Sentinel, schools. The campaign will con Meanwhile, other interested pas I dresses that climaxed a Luthe •love, not that we Jove God and 639 E. Long st., Thursday, Dec. duction will be under thc direc- j "Are we to discriminate sin, we give Thee thanks ln wor indicating that their churches tinue throughout 1961, during tors and churches, of all denom ran Human Relations Institute, yet Ha loved us to that Ha sent 22. a! 3 p. in., featuring the gos tion of Ellouise Callaway, with against untold millions of peo ship end praise, Jn Christ's will participate in the forthcom which special articles about the inations and faiths, are invited held in local Christ Lutheran the Beat God hag in heaven to pel and young adult choirs. The Alma Terrell as aeit-ompanist j ple for thousands of years be name. Amen—RF.V. L. SIMP ing citywide "Go to Church" various churches will appear in to register for participation in senior choir and women's chor and J. Cleveland Lemons a.s or-J I church, Dec. 4. aave ua from tin. Greater love SON. campaign, which ia to be launch The Sentinel from week to the campaign, by calling The cause of a drunken curse not hath no man than this," ale will sing excerpts from Han ganist. Rev. Clemencc Sabourin, N. spoken by God?" he asked. ed early next year, under Joint week. Sentinel, CI. 3-7416, and in due When Jesus wat bom, there del's "The Messiah." Thc selec York Lutheran leader asked the "This is not Christianity, but a sponsorship of The Sentinel and It is hoped that every pastor time, workers in charge of ar • CHANCEL CHOIR of Ma-J was the realization of Ute super tions, "O Holy Night" and "Tho communicants of his denomina sort of voodoism," he declared. Oakley Choir all participating churches. and church congregation in the rangements will contact them cedonia Baptist will be featured! natural. The birth of Christ Hallelujah Chorus." by the four tion to participate "in the grea PREJUDICE, contended Ja The four initial registrations city will enlist in the campaign with all necessary information. in the cantata, "Chimes of thej was no ordinary birth. It brings were from Dr. H. Beecher choirs combined, will climax ter struggle for just and right," mes D. Nobel, director, Cleve Serves Dinner the program. Holy Night," at the church, Sun u _ face to face with the only Hicks, pastor, Mt. Olivet Bap day, Dec. 18, at 6:30 p. m., with by supporting such national or land Council on Human Rela true God. The birth of Christ Senior choir of Oakley Av. tist, church; Bishop R. A. Ad James Marr directing. Soprano ganizations as thc NAACP, the tions is a generalized attitude, • -"GOSPEL IN SONG" will means the visitation of God to Baptist church held its annual ams, pastor, Lord's House of soloists will be Mrs. Margie National Urban League, the usually negative, always unsci Plan (or a Profitable Career meet at Second Baptist, under unite man with his heavenly Christmas dinner last Friday Prayer; Rev. Phale D. Hale, Oaks, Mis Nina Brown and Miss Southern Regional Council, the entific, which may spring from auspices of the Thomas Singers, s Father again. night at the church. The tables pastor, Union Grove Baptist Mablc McKnight. Mrs. Midge American Freedom of Residen or produce discrimination, and Sunday, Dec. 18, at 3:30 p. m. were artistically decorated with church, and Rev. R. F. Hairston Holmes will be alto soloist, and ce Fund, thc Southern Christian which develops economic depri And so my friend, as we ap Guest units will be Hosack Bap Conference, the Montgomery red candles and Old Santa. Jr.. pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist tist youth choir and Friendship the tenor will be Mr. Marr. vation, ignorance, fear and in proach this great event, let us PORO SCHOOL PAUL WAVRO (Ala.) Improvement Ass'n, the Members and guests present church. ' - Baptist Jubilee chorus. James security. not take this gift of God at ma • SUNRISE Christmas ser Alabama Christian Movement were: Mrs. Marguerite Colweil, THE "GO TO Church" cam Taylor of Shiloh Baptist will Meeting today's needs through terial value. But rather, look up vice will be held at Macedonia on Human Rights and thc Tus Mrs. Edna Ferguson, Mrs. Ma paign will be aimed at inducing 'lead congregational singing. prayer will be the topic of a on it and accept this gift as the Baptist, 400 W. Goodale st., kegee Civic Ass'n. xine Williams, James Shelton, hundreds of Columbus resi Christmas carols will be fea free public lecture on Christian greatest that ever entered the Sunday, Dec. 25, at 6 a. m. W. A. Colweil, Miss Brenda Col dents, not now affiliated with of COSMETOLGY tured. » Science to be given in Columbus Jehovah Witnesses concept of man. Yes, let ua re The Sunday school's Christmas THE CLERIC joined Dr. Tho wcll, Harry Shelton, Mrs. Ellen churches, to begin attending * "•*- on Thursday, Dec. 15, by Paul member that "God was in Christ program will be presented at 9 mas Coates of the faculty of Rhodes, Mrs. Georgia Burton, churches of their choice among offers a complete course in cosmetology. ' • SUNDAY CHURCH school, K. Wavro of Jacksonville, Fla. Concrodia Senior college. Fort reconciling the world unto Him at 1436 BrentneU av.. an exten a. m.f and the pastor. Rev. B. To Assemble Here self.-" , ._»'j.-.v.~w-~ r_r^*yr. ... — ,-.,r._w™«.. _#-___!__i^--_S__-9s&_- THlTBSl>AY DEQEl-CBg-t IS. I960 PAGB20 THE OHIO SEN TIM BU r THURSDAY, DECEMBER 35,1960 THE OHIO SSNTOrffi- PAGE 21 i i i in i • i i To List Your Attraction or Service Telephone CL__-Ug-_rool_ 3-7416 «$«- VISIT OUR -_:_*_._. i... -_, _.___•'_", and Rusty Bryant, right, and tbeir 23 MURAL -Hfi mSmh^WW^sysw SECOND FiOOR OPEN C fo 9 orchestras draw the enviable assignment ta provide music for dancing and entertainment at Cavaliers deb, Inc.'s, annual Where banks and finance Christmas night dance at Valley Dale ballroom. Performances companies have for sale re D_IIY; 126 _!__>« will be continuous from 9:30 p. m- till 2 a. m. Advance tiekrts possessions and also where »169* floor samples ef TV's aad are on sale now by members and at Novelty Food Bar, Trojan Bar, Hickory Bar and East Side Carryout. 9 freat ceotrof vveMm «ppp_fc___ces with slight scratches are displayed . . . • chtmr-ta-tHm picture aB Items on ear second ! 2-UNIT floor are sold with a fad fAJdOOS-MAXC Art Carney To Star On 'Twilight Zone' -^i~Ji*-J*^^r~_-ii*~_nnr_i*_i-*_**iinr_nLAAn-»L ,M aew raaraBtee! SAVINGS Art Carney stars aa a bedraggled department store Santa UP TO W*i OFF! ! STEREOPHONIC Claus who. although overwhelmed by life, still has hopes in 17 TRAVLER «ffi_. __•» trus uot.rt "Nigtit of the Meek" on "Twilight Zone,"* Friday, Dec. 23, at l6 POtTAMJE p. m. on CBS-TV and Channel 10, Columbus, WBNS-TV. Carney, IMPOBTCD AM FM SHORT I WAW HsAH emUSTt RACK) I as Henry Corwin, arrives late for work as Santa and is mocked t**9 XtSf.m} *9B I Ur mn, «-•*_. by a little boy whose mother then complains about him to the ,.'._« 89 I c__*t «___K»_ H_. .•_.. • •eWpit tpmrnem «t»w- _» yr_wi • 4 .pull • mmmn bam am tmm lowest Price evert m tap taimVag mistral manager. Fired from his job, Corwin wanders through a grimy VA*. msmemmmsmms*gms*mmmmm alley where he discovers n large bag that seems to be loaded with gifts. 17 ZENITH PORTABLE MEMBEJtS Of Jr. Le&ffBets cJ___>, is keeping with their program mi aid to co_n_____-_ty im Sao. $18? BOam mWtm I IS9h.wf.9k. provements, will sponsor presentation of "Exodns" in s special performance Feb. 5 for benefit THE OHIO SENTINEL IS NOT RESPONSIBLE for t TIAMSfSTOt POCKET StZf of Spring St. TBSCA building fond. Officers of the energetic croup sre pictured with Mgr. Star- the return of unsolicited photos or manuscript*. POttAtLE *APK> STEREO ion Fitch and Ass't Mgr. Concilins, of Hants Cln estate, center, where the excttlag film will be viewing *139 shown. From left: Mrs. Bobert Banks, treasurer; Mrs. Bobert Bedman, vice president, aad Cor. Long & Hamilton -SS, *13* ______Ruth Spur lock, extreme right, president ot St. Laagmers. Reservations may be seemed *Q CL. 2-0228 -M 9 from members. Tickets are available new. SKVUHE BAR ALL ITEMS IMPOITEO AM-FM TASLE RADJO—4 TUBE ItW-ff Now Playing Nitely . . . 9 P. M_ 'til 2:30 A. M. DELIVERED _N pmtckmttl Jumbo Submarine Sandwiches * OSU Home Games QKK-ME and His ORSAH FACTORY FRESH CRATES! I • -SAVE % IT PEHTSOU TAPE REORDER m 5-TUiE AM TAWUE ItAOtO Reg. ft**-* •£**% ! On W0SU-TV-34 mmm*s*s***mmm WOSU-TV Channel 34, is the \r mmm. -ramBUE only Columbus television sta • Ugbtmiskt -f-JMU-ir Stytinct • ..}_•- j uo eaouj .mo _pot{3 tion that will carry all of the !_..__: 2 '< . -J - J B tUJOMft Ohio State Buckeyes* home bas easily Ire- JS- MOTOROLA CONSOLE I V»»A M»N P«» «»uij»ut|3 Jtoj ketball games during tbe 1960- 129 Asm. * 1 **.tS t CHANNEL 5TEl.EOeKO-.lC HIGH PTWEUTY 61 season. «aij_.j.s\puvg anuvmqng mPa*aamna*am»an*mm*\jas0*0m*aam^bsm^*m'<>*i**m^+ < m*mmsmmmm* • • *• •-_•_•->_. ms*mt »igmmPmma*s*mpmm*m With four out of the five regu He*. fS99 lars from last year's National vr RCA mrnnmimT Jumbo Submarine Sandwiches Cha-npionship team back again 0_. »f _Mr)e«*< OPEN DAILY 11 A- M.-l A. M. •»»*. p*s»lmr mat. Am*. $5*S •248 TUCKS. FBI. SAT. TIL 2:30 A. M. this season, the action will be arTI ssts _-_• mt m H_» low... prlc* more exciting than ever before. 429 M>i« m_ni mamsO 1024 MT. VERNON AVE. For the fourth straight year open John Schmidt. WOSU-TVs 19" Admiral Stereo-Phono Console -ill 11 IM !-_» » Hat «Mtk r sports director, brings viewers die holidays with Us D«w_ _ «y_Hm. 1^. $_.•.._ ail of the action. John Crawford _n_M__ UM jbpjB* in—^f^ M« so ths fie. _r_f_.« »_