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|^!Jf3fflZft"af_s*T\ifc 'iffrFJT' "ST^7 PAGE 2 SATURDAY. MAY 28T jjgg. THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. MAY 28. 1985 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGES BUSINESSMEN, OFFICIALS MAP E'SIDE IMPROVEMENTS Restoration of parking on both' with parking banned from 7-0 which prohibit parking in the Cited was th« wave of "curb­ tions, drinking from open flocks sides of Mt. Vernon av. in thej a. in. on the north side and 4-6 zones. stone bootlegging" in the com­ and assembly by vagrants. principal shopping area and aj p m. on the south side to allow The recommendations were munity during fall and early Seholer offered, "that every program to provide safer pedes­ for o quick flow of inbound and turned over to City Traffic En­ winter of 1954 because of a lack consideration will be given as­ trian street crossings in ML outbound traffic at peak morn­ gineer James V. Musick for of foot patrolmen in the area. signment of patrolmen through­ Vernon av. and E. Long st. were ing and evening hours. study and "will get early atten­ Brought to the attention of the the city as soon as more principal topics of a conference! • Placement of • pedestrian tion of the commission," city depart ment, bootlegging has uniformed men ere available." between a committee from the! crossing light at Mt. Vernon and officials said. since been minimized and con­ Plans as outlined by Seholer Mt Vernon Av. District Im-j Miami avs. Tho MVADIA committee in­ ditions greatly improved, the call for assignment of men to provement Ass'n and Columbus. • Placement of a pedestrian cluded George C. Berry, Charles committee added. foot patrol duty in various sec­ Traffic Commission Tuesday. crossing light and/or permanent Schilling, Charles F. Spicer, A. Request for foot patrolmen tors of the city following gradua­ Improve meat Ass'n Pres.' traffic signal at Long st. and J. Bonowitz and Lynch. was described by Lynch as "a tion of the current class of re­ Amos H. Lynch, spokesman for Garfield av. Ia a meeting with Police measure to prevent future out­ cruits June 30. MVADIA, outlined a four point • Installation of painted Chief George Sender snd breaks of minor violations which Alston offered to confer with plan: crosswalks at near-Eastside ma­ Inspector Harvey Alston, the tend to discourage good citizens the protective and Improvement • Restoration of parking on jor crossing points, painting of committee arged Immediate from shopping in the area." committee of the association to both aides of Mt. Vernon av. be­ no parking zones at curbside attcnUsq bo given assignment | Violations ascribed to the past assist in developing plans for tween St. Clair av.and 22nd st and strict enforcement of laws of foot patrolmen in the near- complaints Include loitering, combating nuisance elements in Eastside. I pandering, sidewalk molesta­ the community. Northside Woman Who Offered Home For Sale To Negroes Harassed By Neighbors A complaint that she has been harassed by neighbors aver since she offered her home for sale to Negroes, made by a Northside woman, was being investigated this week by the Columbus Police Dept., The Sentinel was informed this week. The allegation was made by Mrs. Goldie Turner. 1097 Sidney her house has been stoned on been going on regularly since st. She told a Sentinel reporter numerous occassions, and she she placed her home up for sal* has been called a "nigger lover" tc Negroes through the Culpep­ by some of her neighbors. per real estate agency, she told On one occasion, she said, the The Sentinel. Educate for windshield wipers were torn She has reported the incidents from her car and thrown on the to police pn several occasions, porch of her home. In addition, she said, but each time the of­ Brain Work, Mrs. Turner said some of the ficers answering the complaint adults have "put up" juveniles refused to do anything about it. to torment and pester her by Police Inspector Harvey Als­ pulling up her flowers and li­ ton, when questioned regarding Council Says terally "raining stones against" the allegations, said an officer RICK'S CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER presents its second Educate yourself for brain her residence. would be assigned to investigate annual operetta Saturday, May 28, 8 p. m., at Columbus Art work instead of muscle work. This malicious conduct has the complaints. Gallery. "Dream Boys" is the title and children of the school That is advice to Ohio you.h portraying leading roles are shown above. It Is located at 1638 from the Council for Technolo­ Granville st. Mrs. E. Rickman is director. gical Advancement, Chicago, which is studying the effects of automation on jobs. "Ohio, like many other states, will need more scientists, en­ Fire gineers, teachers, executives and skilled craftsmen than it is now training," the council said. "Manual labor job3 in O h I o Routs Family, 6 Yr.particularl y in agriculture, are declining and may be expected to continue to decline as tech nology advances and living standards rise. Old Gives Alarm ".Manufacturing, trade and service occupations in Ohio have Two Columbus women and a 6 year old child were increased more than 75 percent routed from their second floor apartment Saturday, when since 1939 while the elates a fire broke out on the third floor of the building, 1234 population has grown less than Eastwood av 25 percent" Little Charlotte DeDavies- sounded the first warning of the blaze when she ran from her Install Officers family's apartment and told he mother Mrs. Bette DeDaviess. For Pilgrim PTA DR. DAVID D. HAMLAR (SEATED, CENTER) was elected who was on the first floor. basileus of Mu Iota chapter, Omega Psi Phi fraternity, Colum­ Johnston's The '"st meeting for the cur­ Mrs. DeDaviess, then dashed bus, at a recent meeting. Serving with him are. from left, seat­ upstairs and warned her mother rent year, of Pilgrim school PTA, Columbus, was held ed: Robert R. Jackson, keeper of records and seals, and James NOVELTY FOOD BAR Mrs. Emma Connor, who was R. Wilson, keeper of finance. Standing: Charles E. Pieters, OXFORD MANOR Names Haynie ironing on the third floor. They Thursday. Mrs. Eugene Stinson, 741 E. Long- St. CA. 4-0552 Jr., and Mrs. William Sheppard pe C : Me,vin E Pa nc MR. AND MRS. NATE GREEN, Props. notified other residents of t h e uT^f.f' ? * - >' - chapter editor, and Claude MR. & MRS. OTTO BEATTY, Props. BIG STATE-WIDE THREE-DAY 96 Lexington Ave. CA. 8-4515 converted apartment building of represented the unit at the Nat'l W. Willis, chaplain. Lloyd SingJelary, vice basileus, is not MeafManager the blaze. PTA convention in Chicago shown—English Photo. Mrs. DeDaviess, unable to se­ May 23-25. VETERANS „> ALL WARS Announcement of the appoint­ cure clothing, fled from the Officers for 1955-56, installed MRS. D. A. WHITTAKER & SONS FEATHERSTONE'S MARKET ment of James Haynie as man­ house wearing only a n " g h t by Rev. Phale D. Hale, are: IKE OHIO SENT1HEL ager of the Meat Dept was gown and lounging robe. Mrs. Stinson, president; Hen­ NexfWeek's Funeral Service Mr. and Mrs. Albert Featherstone, Props. made this week by William She told a Sentinel reporter ry Bland, vice president; J. H. "THE PEOPLE'S CHAMPION" 720 E. Long St. EV. 9549 OUTINGS 459 N. 18th St. FA. 0559 (Bill) Johnston, owner of John­ the fire apparently started from esUtkUtkaa) Jaw* |, IHS. Publl.br­ Thomas, second vice president; each «<«k at MS EMS UM>« Slrcst by • • • • RAIN OB SHINE • • • • ston's Market, 345 Jefferson av., defective wiring about 8:30 that Mrs. Nathaniel Noble, secre­ Cleanup Slate Tb* Oblo Sntlasl Pubtiablias C*>.. C«- Columbus. morning. At that time, sh-> said lumbu. S, Onip. tary; Mrs. Vernon Rusher, as­ .J*_**wfatssM Rata.1 Ona Yssir $«.8«| SUSSMAN and SON SAT.-SUN.-MON., MAY 28-29-30 The store ,is completely stock­ she was watching her television sistant secretary; Mrs. Ernest The third garbage and rubbish Sis Mo.tb.: S3.60. E. H. HANSCOM ed with meats, groceries, and and it went out. The fire wasn't Doss, corresponding secretary; collections in the Mt. Vernon Nstlo_J f_v*rtJ**M rnw.a_t.liva. Self-Serve Food Market Automatic Sprinkler Corp. confections, all of which are discovered until mid-afternoon. Mrs. Henry Bland, parliamen­ Av. District Improvement Ass'n £»<*»•-«<» r*u*Usb«r.. UZ SI W *ttb Open Memorial Day 9 A. M. till 1 P. M. BRUSH LAKE of America Grade A products. The sales Five* firemen and a city phy cleanup campaign will be made tarian; Mrs. J. Estelle Barnett, 1092 Mt Vernon Ave. EV. 2561 Fishing — Boating — Dancing — Cottages Cincinnati, Ohio staff includes Bernice Powell, sician were overcome by smoke chaplain, and Mesdames Kay beginning Tuesday, May 31 r" ***..£*££*? H_Pl" WsssfsTF-Cblll Lena Flint and Agatha Hickson. while fighting the two alarm Street Cleaning Dept. vehicles ^."PJi*?"** ****** Leo AmneUe. Games For Young & Old — Good Band Music Robinson, Hazel Noff, Frances C«Ut..MO*-.wood 3-71S7J Wbsl.y-C.bill Athletic Contests — Dinners — Refreshments Store hours are 8 a. m.-6:30 blaze. They were identified as Sheppard and Att'y Webster Ly­ will make collections according 4 Wt r t,,c \ p. m. daily and 7 p. m. Fridays. Lt. William Boyer. 528 Claren­ to the following schedule* Sit- ™ ?5er_ - 5? "" * Everybody Welcome! man, Jr., council representa­ CHESAPEAKE SNACK BAR HOW TO GET THERE: BELMONT CLUB don av.; Sam Fusneker, 311 E tives. TUESDAY. MAY 3l-18th lo Moral*, Ns*'! NlW.S—II Pu.UikarS I Columbus st.; Don Werner. Jr., 926 Mt. Vernon Ave. FA. 0215 Go Media nlcsburg. Follow Arrows to Brush Lake. HENRY JOYNER, Prop. The PTA's project is to cover Champion between Long and GEORGE G. BERRY, Prop. Gates Open 7:30 A. M. — Admission .15 Per Person 689 E. Long St. CA. 4-06T1 Businessmen Meet Al 510 Siebert av.; Raymond Fad- Mt. Vernon. COLUMBUS ley, 1831 Bryden rd.; Lt. Pa«.' the basketball court with black­ top. WEDNESDAY. JUNE I-Mi- TELEPHONES*. Poindexter June 2 Herroid. 821 W. Chapel st. and ami to Governor's pi. between Dr. Carl Tetrick, a city physi FErnwood 7416-7 Mr. aad Mrs. The Mt Vernon Av. District Broad and Long. A. W. BURNS and SONS clan. DAYTON TELEPHONE: Improvement Ass'n will hold its New Fire Hum ben THURSDAY. JUNE t-Cham- WILLIAM A. TOLER Construction Co. monthly business meeting at After treatment at local hoa pion to Taylor between Long and MEirose 88*2 Poinderter Center, 240 N. Cham­ pitals. they all were released. Mt Vernon. SPRINGFIELD TELEPHONES: And Sons 411 Woodland Ave. Columbus, (X The building, once the bom* CAPITAL 1-2345 E. H. HANHART pion av., Columbus, Thursday, FRIDAY, JUNE *-Trevitt to *-8Mf-44Bt June 2, 8:30 p. m. of a wealthy Columbus family, A new Columbus Fire Dept Democratic State Chairman has been converted into sis emergency number, Ca. 1-2345, Graham between Atcheson and TOLEDO TELEPHONE t apartments. The name oj th • became effective Wednesday. Pennsylvania railroad EMerson 1281 BYRD & SON AUTO LAUNDRY SMALLWOOD MARKET present owner .of the building The number was released to the No garbage will be accepted KENTON TELEPHONE: Society Sponsors lea 4542 Pick-Up and Delivery WILLIAMS AND SMALLWOOD, Propa. was not known by any of 'ts Fire Dept. by Jimmy Michos, with rubbish and rubbish Is to 234 Cleveland Ave. CA. 4-7063 805 Mt Vernon Ave. FA. 0481 A May flower tea will be occupants. — manager of the Seneca hotel, in be placed in covered containers. XENIA TELEPHONE: PEYTON'S SOHIO given by Rope Missionary So­ Howevers, four of them toH order that Columbus residents special arrangements have 2-58S1 ciety of Oakley Av. Baptist, Co­ The Sentinel their rent was coL could take advantage of the been made to handle collection LONDON TELEPHONE: SERVICE STATIONS lumbus. Sunday. May 29, 4-0:30 lected by the City Rental more easily remembered se-l of outsued materials, such as una p. m. The public is invited. discarded lumber, tree limbs, BIG BEAR MARKETS 841 E. LonarSt. EV. 1440 JACK FEIGHAN Agency. cueac*.*.'••• .-Sf*****1 •* *•• ***** ssssssss tm*9 % etc *9*». st ,r«M Otmen, g£-—v «• WAYNE BROWN, President ORVAL E. PEYTON, Prop. Cleveland, Ohio •«* at M.r

—SMasiaj ~gj2KafljMHtfBflMfijj^ I ••**-*" PAGE 6 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1955 SATURDAY. MAY jjjjgjj THS OHIO SENTINEL fAQgjI Extends Thanks To HELLO OHIO HELLO! Public For Support ... By The Sneakin' Deacon Greatest Cigarette Mrs. Helen Paxton president the welfare of children and __= oi Beatty Pk. school r»lA, Col youth in home, school, church I..1.. I JUST came out fmm I came to, the doctor had Jus ment." umbus, this week extended the and community." under the weather a f e w finished his dart target practice Affairs Of Stale: thanks of the organizition (OT days ago, after having had th< on my rear, with two perfect COLUMBUS - Beulah Pk. hay- Improvement in 30 the cooperation given it during old ticker do a flip, flop and re bullseyes, and told me, "Ton » burners still on the take. Gene the past two years. verse on me and I really don ' be okay In a couple of days. Jackson and Jim Stevens had In a statement issued for pub feel like putting out a columi' Take It easy, get plenty of rest two sure ones and they sure did lication in The Sentinel, Mrs. this early in the week. But then and send me a check before Fri­ Sure, they came in after all the now brings you Smoother, Cooler Smoking Paxton declared: I'm always late meeting a dec­ day; I'm leaving town for th«i other horses had gone to lie' "I wish to thank the tine peo­ line and for that little bad habit weekend." SPRINGFIELD - Sport am i*» ple of Columbus, and especially have the shop staff, tne edi The PLW asked, with a sort* seen all over the park by the than was ever possible before... the principals and teachers, of­ torial staff, the proofreader* disappointed look, "You're «ur« sharpies. Wonder if Fergie had ficers and parents of ti.atty Pk and the editing bosses breatn he'll be okay?" "Oh, yes," cam-i one of the long shots to bring school for the cooperation w« ing down by neck from Mon­ the reply. "See that he gets him a new short, have received during my two day until plenty of rest," the Doc told her DAYTON - Little Leaguers ar« It's the ACCU-RAY*-new miracle of Never before—because never possible years as president of deatty Pk Luckily, they don't usually say fis he left. starting another successful sea­ school PTA. much. They've found out thn Before he got out the d o o t son. O v e . 400 Little '.eaguera electronic science! And it's a Chester­ before—a cigarette measurably smooth­ "It is quite a sacrifice to be­ was Useles*. I guest- good she said, "Okay, yoa take are striving for hitting and field exclusive! With electronic accu­ er ... cooler .,. best lor you! Only come president of a PTA but ' But those "I conld wring your a 15 minute rest -hen you can fielding honors. racy, Accu-Ray checks and controls tho Chesterfield is made the modern, way think that every mother, or in­ neck or«cnt a slice out of j°u" help me wash the windows, m^o URBANA '- George

"Why don't you go over to hear ho has a now -His mother just baked Johnny's this afternoon .. Davey Crockett outfit... a chocolate cake ... KIM-NUT OLEO 2 lb. 39c - Ayfcfl*/-* 9ot a Voorti AirCcxvdrtioner. tool"* DIXIE 0U0 Ot Chesterfield Made the Modern Way- wlth//C#*£$^ PORK LEMONS CHOPS OtiMSM s tmme tamos* Cs. Shoulder Cut of Loin Sunlust 360 Size lb. 39c Doz. 39c . THE OHIO SENTINEL'S NEW HOME OFFICE LOCATION.. -You eon take seme *end te He* ret* el**bUeJ epp'.o*. «Ww. ice cream with you 19 M. NELSON al BROAD e 589 I MAIN fl. (These Prices Are Effective Thurs., May 26. -feftseTMe CO. .thru Mon., May 30) 690 East Long Street, Columbw3, — P. 0. Box 336 , SUWU Ml WHM snf ItfCt.it t E PAGE 6 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, MAY 26. 1666 SATURDAY. MAY 28. 1058 THE OHIO SENTINEL PACES Acceptance Of Qualified Workers More Widespread Youths Told At 2nd Bapt. Victor Kwald, American your job," he cautioned. Friends Service Committee, dis­ According to Ewald, clerical cussed the employment situation work, sales, insurance, secretar­ before a full session of the youth ial work, operation Of office ma­ vocational counseling confer­ chines, laboratory work, techni­ ence Friday evening. » cal positions, and mathematics The conference, continuing are fields where opportunities j through Saturday and Sunday, are opening for minority .groups. was sponsored by Sunday school Merit employment, encour­ VICTOR EWALD addressed j of 2nd Baptist, Columbua. aged by American Friends Ser­ thc opening session of youth TWO PROMINENT MINISTERS. Dr. John A. Redhead. Jr.. Ewald said because the de­ vice, emphasizes -'the individual vocational counseling confer­ gree of acceptance of all quali­ rather than the group ' and ence "at 2nd Baptist Friday. left, and Dr. Gardner C. Taylor, have been named as finals See story.—English Photo. speakers at A-T college 57th annual commencement exercises at fied workers is increasing young stresses that it is right and good Greensboro, N. C. Dr. Redhead, pastor of Greensboro 1st Pres­ people today should prepare, to business to hire the best quali­ thetoest of their abilities, for the fied and persons with, natural byterian, will deliver the commencement address Monday, May field which best suits them. ability to do \he job," he stated Outdoor Phone Booths 30, nnd Dr. Taylor, pastor of Concord Baptist, Brooklyn, will In the U. S. today there are These Beautiful Orchids Flown Direct From Hawaii "In addition to technical quali­ In conclusion, Ewald said the H»-.*k at baccalaureate services Sunday, May 29. more than 70,000 outdoor tele­ fications, wholesome attitudes person who was willing to be ex­ phone booths, all accessible to and a good personality are int- posed to disappointment should the public 24 hours a day. That's apply for any job for which he 10 times the number in 1945. portant for persons entering qualifies. This, he said, brings Brown's Will Give Away CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP pioneering situations. Do your hiring practices into focus and best to qualify and bring a sense precipitates a decision in some OR. F. H. MASON 500 Orchid Corsages Free We have the paint of confidence and acceptance to cases. DR. H. O. MASON ass To Customers Purchasing MASON'S BATH "* M *\t* THE CAMERA GUILD JEWELERS AND Cashmere Bouquet Soap. OPTOMETRISTS 2 BVRS iiU GLASSES 67.76 up Guaranteed Materials ThU Advertisement colors - MAIN STORE - II W. Main St . CA 4-5430 Is Scented With • 250 Corsages Free Friday, May 27 Columbus, O. you want! . - BRANCH STORE - 733 E. Long SL • CA 4-2813 Cashmere Bouquet Perfume. • 250 Corsages Free Saturday, May 28 Columbus, O. Palmolive VEl FAB AJAX SOAP 3 REGULAR OR L REGa wC is REREGG. OdC L CANSS fcDC 2 BATH SIZE GIANT GIANT GIANT 27c SIZE 75c SIZE 75c SIZE 21c ANY DAY IS A GOOD ONE for picturing children-but make Children's day one on which you make a special effort. ^~www eeprUkmU) ewe) MI A-rwvyv TWIS SHEDD'S KRAFT'S A Special Day For Children (alls For Pictures JACK. FROST N MANY STATES of t h « dozen shot* to record the action „. 0r»©#fVft© iR Union, calendar* mark June 9*e\rS Mflt O-R-fssTP *9yer*erw*S) \**9}sg*t%m$j9g Ins-B CHURNGOLD MIRACLE WHIP I I V#gf$ yOM HN wMM* *M U *MPoML wSUw 12 as Children's day—which re­ or event atep by step. A child's "typical day from aiemt SUGAR Wss our Cascade of Color display minded us that today might be a good time to think about how breakfast to bedtime, a trip to mf m Tone. a month—perhaps the first Sat­ urday of each month—is ofte i Shrink PainfulPiles e Match your woodwork fe your walls with the same No. 2 V PKS. -»3C enough for a planned ' Picture SoVnce Finds Healing Substance That Doe* Both— color in Ksm-G.'o, the miracle enamel with th* rich day." BTL. 15c 15c Relieves Pain—Shrinks Hemorrhoid. CAN subdued lustre. Particularly with children, Ne good pictures are caught by peo­ -, * **'**. N. Y. (Speeisd)- \m ' o Make your kitchen and bathroom high In style with ple who are ready with their ea­ For the first tun* science has fere" were a "very" wide variety found a new healing substance Kam-Glo's new colors, foe. rn e r a * whenever something or hemorrhoid conditions, some of LOW PRICES EVERYDAY AT YOUR I.G.A. STORE with the astonishing ability to 10 to 20 year*' standing. "good " happens. You never shrink hemorrhoids and to relieve know Just when your youngster pain—without surgery. All this, without the use of 1* going to do something extra- narcotics, anesthetic* or astrin­ In one hemorrhoid eas* after gent* of any kind. Th* secret I* Paint & Wallpaper Co. cute—so why not keep your ca­ another, "very striking improve­ * new healing substance (Bio- mera loaded all the time and ment was reported and verified Dyne*)-the discovery of a world- keep it where you can grab 1* by doctors' observations. ramous research institution. Al­ R.&E FErnwood 5000 on the run? s j nvwai r«!ie'**d promptly. ready, Bio-Dyne is is wide use CARL BROWN'S You've heard ua often talk And, while gently relieving pain, for healing injured tissue on all actual reduction or retraction part* of the body. about "shooting in sequences. ' (shrinking) took place. Nowthlsnewhealinfsnhstane* Ml Mf. Vernon Ave. Columbus And this 1* especially important And most amazing of all-this STORE HOURS when you're taking snapshot* of Improvement was maintained ia is offered in ointment form fo* children. Every picture l* part eases where doctors' observations hemorrhoids under th* name Complete Line Oft were continued over a period of reparation H* The price is onl Paint*, Painter's Supplies, Linoleum of a long biography—the child's many month*I s~ «. v» 98f s tub* including aa appl M0N.-FRI. 8A.M.-7P.M. SAT. 8A.M.-9P.M. growing-up story. rt 1 jator. Th* nam* to ask for WE DELIVER Some chapters cannot he told ouga-lvh tha«S at* sufferer"l" *" s"-"" wer» e* >abl thore to­ Pre na rat ion H-a t *M drag a , ,<: V • , :• V » • - . , • \ .-.-AS a i funded promptly. _*. w.e. *«. aa. •-..- • .. .• fAGE 10 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. MAY 28. 1SS5 Inside. .. THE a HI as SECTION 5ENTINEL

SATURDAY. MAY 28, 1958

WLIF LEW'S VIEW FIVE YEARS Speaking ef I*'* Day The Earth Stood Still - AGO IN Or A Flop Of A Tile Politics By COLUMBUS Forrest I,. Flewellen (Compiled from May 37, U*0. < & B» Johfl B. COIftbS REV. WILLIAM J. FADLK- edition of The Ohio Sentinel.) ncr, pastor of Congregational OU KNEW IT WAS Saturday because the hub-bub of weekdays Church of Pk. Manor, Chicago, Y had died down. The sun was brightly glowing in the east and "WINE DRINKINli party** |*|EMAGOGUES AND THEIR persistent drive to stir up preju- will deliver baccalaureate ser­ the soft dampness of morning dew still lingered on the chilled A mon at Florida A-M univer­ grass. A few cars rolled slowly by the ancient building standing resulted in the tragk deaths _l dice and racial animosities between groups of Americans re- sity Sunday afternoon, May _ of two Hanford Village men— ceived an affectionate pat on the back from the leaders ot the Ohio toono thmuce corneh attentior of Sprinn to gth ane eventd 5ths sts.on , thbue t cornernobod.y seemed to pay Arthu(Lardr; WadCowane Woffor, brothers-in-lawd and Wade. Senatin thee rulelasts weekcommitte. The incidenwhen it disapproveoccurred odn ath resolutioe Senaten floopraisinr andg THE SECOND UNIT OF TnE DOMESTIC SCIENCE and 29. According to Coroner Robert A. a Scrlpps-Howard newspaper reporter for his series of articles agriculture building (left) at Florida A-M university Is shown It was Saturday - slow Saturday • to the adults but that day Evans, "Apparently Co* an shot entitled, "Hate, Inc." in architect's sketch. At right is domestic science unit which has an entirely different meaning to the young fry. For them Wofford ... snd Wofford's fath­ Is now in use. Cost of the addition is estimated at about $1 the coming of Saturday is the beginning of the week. Small feet er, Wade, shot Cowan." Written by Jack Steele, the articles told how the "hate mon­ million. Constructicn on this unit is expected to begin shortly. | trip rapidly toward this ancient building housing the Spring gers" operated their racket for the sole purpose of making /7Kve a ^&M£M

Celumbas, Ohio •• rooftops but it is sonjething of note. It's not just boys of one skin " "•M- Theft ut m,nute b handled, it was. referred to the rules committee. Telephm. FE 3414 In an effort to help reduce tbe pigmentation who take advantcge of these free lessons, for this ?„," « v £° a *- "ft YORK. — The 46th annual ev c,er w a5 Last week when Carney inquired why this resolution had not summer traffic toll, Gov. NAACP convention will open in opportunity encompasses those of all races. And just a morning at ILIJ . u J * . ' Lausche has proclaimed the the Y will convince anyone that semblances of a color line begin !2 •--? o II iS * ,?-.'" _* been printed, Sen. C. Stanley Mechem (R. Nelsonville), majority Atlantic City June 21 with a me­ oniv vL-iih srtuiis *"« east- Police did not identify >AGE for FENCE morial service for the late Wal­ only with adults. leader, who is also chairman of the powerful rules,committee, in­ period of Memorial day to Labor the red cap except to *uy he re- formed him that the committee had decided not to print the pro­ day as tha time for a "Slow ter Whit*, Roy Wilkins, execu­ sided in St. Clair av tive secretary, announced this posal. Now— CHAIN UN* Down and Live" highway safety week. . It was the only one of 36 such resolutions presented to the Sen­ A LJ Ml SUV campaign. THERE'S A LITTLE BIT OF A STORY BEHIND this quite wel- bersh n driv* _£_*&«_"£ the 1955 ORNAMENTAL Dr. Channing H. Tobias, chair­ ate at this session that has not been printed and ultimately adopt­ man of the NAACP Board of Di­ come rendition. Sitting in a Y committee meeting the other day clm^ign goaT wa^ 6^ new ed. In part, it read: FREE 1 chanced to hear Y worker Claude Willis explaining how the plan memoew and -J5500- i'/MenTrZ GAS Ronge gives rectors, will deliver the princi­ mbere and 5500 im mer Top Military Student pal address at the opening ses­ began. If Willis knew this was headed for print he would have • • ' "- "While we are vehemently opposed to the sinister and dia­ you top burners that ESTIMATES sion of thc convention, which ahut up like a clam. As it was, he didn't know -„so here goes. bolical menace of Communism, we are equally abhorrent of all TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — MaJ. continues through June 26. According to Willis* off-the-cuff info, the Central YMCA de­ other forms of un-Amerieanlsm under whatever veil and what­ turn off — automatically. TIME ever label it Is disguised. Walter L. Linton of Florida A-M Representatives of the mem­ cided to work toward a more integrated program for the boys of PAYMENTS That means extra time for other things. university's ROTC has announc­ bership, staff and other groups the city. Accordingly, they set up a plan whereby boys from cer­ "As members of the Senate of the 101st Ohio Gen'l Assem­ ed that Robert D. Cain, a senior will join Dr. Tobias in paying tain schools were placed in districts for the free swimming in­ bly, we are unanimously espoused to the principle of brother­ ROTC cadet of Orlando, has tribute to White, who died on struction. There was no'mention of color in setting up the two hood and charity, deep Is our respect for unalienable right . . . MAKE THE SENTINEL March 21 after having served the districts. SEE YOUR GAS RANGE DEALER TODAY been designated a "distinguish­ under God and our constitution . . . te equality under the law. Your Reading Habit association aa executive secre­ regardless of race, color or creed. ed military student." tary /or 24 years. Applications were lent to the schools and the boys told of The convention is expected to the chance for free swimming lessons If they so desired. Many "Hate and discrimination have no place in this state or this NATIONAL HEAIING CO. bring to Atlantic City some 800 signed up and were told what district they were In. But here's nation. Wealthy or poor . . . ignorant or endowed . . . black or -"TH- 0<4lO f"U*_ delegates. the good part of the story. Hardly any conflict developed over white .. . Christian or Jew ... we all stand in equal stature be­ feU \mm**m*P**ftU Complete Fnrnsce Serviee fore the blind mistress of Justice." 6fr Cleaning:, Installing, Service and Sales ** all children of a school district being assigned to either the 1230 E. LONG ST., Cor. Champion Ave. Spring St. Y branch or the central plant. A few parents were a Heme: PA. 3417 (Dally 9 A. M. - 5 P. M.) Office: EV. 7343 little uneasy In the beginning but the much wiser children set DON STROUSE, A SCRIPPS-HOWARD WRITER, after inter­ NAACP To Weigh viewing members of the rules committee, Tuesday, quoted them the grownups thinking straight. . . f_in part: am 'm 4 • • SEN. MECHEM: "I took it up with-the committee today You can bet that the first thing on Saturday mornings the and we decided not to pVint it. Personally, I don't think It shoula Private Homes children are standing at the Y door waiting for the lessons to be­ be printed." gin. As Y worker Quentin Chavous put it, the kids were at the KENNETH A. MORRIS Y before him on Saturday mornings. Proposition • SEN. DAVID FERGUSON « Atlantic City June 21-26. tions given by expert, regular Y instructors. • SEN. ROBERT POLLOCK (R. CANTON): "I can't re­ Fir.»t prize winner in the Elks member what happened the first time it was up. There was no The builders* program tor mi­ lirt L*t eur *apmr\*mem em yettr §ol«l« la s. I might add that the classes are for beginners only, and boys h annual oratorical contest vote on the resolution today. They just decided to let it lay." ks*Uos etotem lk_l will *>»• »»*rs ot nority housing was denounced waa sstif fsciUs. c«t»rcn aa4 iconcou '• who already know some mmm g about swimming can enroll in more Arthur Brown, 376 Jeffcr- • • • • a by the NAACP last December advanced classes. All u.. boys have to do is contact the Y and 8on av-. a student at East High, Vf*bstf*«r four problem — nptt htm*e. as a ghetto housing program. • SEN. TOM MOOREHEAD (R, ZANESVILLE): "It seemed old he—*. ) n or smsll — »• U>» tb* they will tell them what district they are in and where to report _, ,,.«** logical to me to turn it down the first time and I saw no reason format-* ptt* ifca know-how to Solve It: At that time the home build­ for the free instructions. **w. Julia Brooks wa« named why I should change my former vote." ers advanced proposals to erect CM. ar COAL — ..fcVrhawr fu*l society editor of The Ohio Sen- • * • To** prsrsr. \*i us show 70*1 Ui« trset houses for Negro occupancy on­ As far as I'm concerned, this business of swimming instruc- tinel, succeeding BUi.che M. »*•«* I»I»»B»U<>J»1 mWoaomj fumscss — ly if "suitable sites" could be tions is a good deal. I tried once to swim. You know, way baek Van Hook who resigned to ac- • SEN. WILLIAM DEDDENS (R, CINCINNATI): "I do not amvb a)i«.c«*iad for tb* fu«l you wsnt found. Members of the-organi­ think a matter of that kind should be on the official records of the •c us*. Than a a n.. •!». HI •: . .« for when. The instructor was doing fine with me and I was enjoying cept a similar position with the sation agreed to allocate to mi­ myself, holding onto the edge as I lay on my back in the pool kick- 0*"° State News, state of Ohio." at.ry boss* . , . nority groups 10 percent of all ing droplets into the atmosphere. I oould have continued that op­ • • • housing they developed provid­ "EVERY DEMOCRAT WILL JOIN WITH Sen. Carney in his rr-tn eSTlMATa . . . «*•'• )• happy eration all day long but the instructor had other ideas. ing their condition of "suitable Elected Veep Of protest. I think it is unfair that one resolution of 36 is singled out to aotlaMats rsxsr Kb — »>..! i«t| yoa sites" was met. He said, "Flew, go over to the low board and try your hand not to be printed," Sen. Joseph Bartunek (D, Cleveland), minority • boul our li>..ii.1 1... in.1.'. terms. V. l,» at a little diving." Press Association leader, said. sol stop tn or 1 1 < < . ..." KRESKE About that time I was bubbling over with self confidence and TAIJLaAHASSEE. Fla. — Don­ • SEN. ARTHUR BLAKE (D, MARTINS FERRY): "I will I guess it got the best of me. I took one look at the low board and ald Williams of Plainfield, N. J., support Sen. Carney's protest. I saw no reason why the commit­ IThat's why a sophomore at Florida A-M uni­ PLUMBING CO. decided I could skip that grade. It was the high board for me or tee should not allow the resolution to be printed." we're proud 467 E. Main SL nothing at all. versity, has been elected vice Utt*WH.m president of the Florida Intercol­ • • • to retommertd Columbus, O. THUS, BY THEIR OWN ADMISSION, in our judgment, the Protector of Hie Repairing and Remodeling I picked the time when the instructor had his back turned and legiate Press Ass'n—the federa­ I'S horse, lor 65 RES: DO. IMS skipped merrily up the iron rungs to the top platform. I boldly tion of the student publications five Republican committeemen, went on record, not only of sanc­ OFFICE: CA. 4-U3* stepped onto the platform and strode out to the middle of the of junior colleges, senior col­ tioning the principle of race baiting in America, but it tends to show them as aiding and abetting such a barbaric and atrocious lulanni .1..: Scou­ GAL. board. Then suddenly all my confidence disappeared. I looked leges' and universities in the ts »..!>.• i ... 1.1 |T — down from the board at what appeared to be a choppy sea filled slate of Florida. Williams is cur­ movement. aW fln*f Mahllltv, Ont with struggling survivors of a disastrous voyage. By squinting rently serving as associate edi­ Ins; •.•onomjr tor of the Famcean, Fam-U .stu­ The position they've taken on thia matter, we believe, is self- SknH.ua fur- hard I could just make out the form of tiny hands and splashing evidence of their unqualified approval of such rabble-rousers as feet. Then the whole picture began to spin in my mind. • dent newspaper. I»5 SUE Bryant Bowles, Gerald L. K. Smith and others of their ilk. rat The vibration from my trembling knees set the board in mo- _ .„ ~> Coed Tap 0 Further evidence of this theory is the fact that this committee F. R A. PURCHASE TERMS Gallon ti< n and I lost my balance. As I soared in the general direction of DOIHI IMS OpCY. H0US6 has refused to send to the floor for a vote a bill designed to outlaw Lois. aosf Delivered down my whole life passed through my mind . . . what a flop I TALLAHASSEE Fla — An segregated school zones in Ohio. The measure, SB 125, has been at B rec BRUCE JOHNSON 2300 Mock MM* __si_s__i_e__present. With a mighty roar, I hiti. *§§*i&*iA few seconds later I wa^s mmmtwmjmmrecently completed $037,000 S_M%- P-^S7_V_:S_^J__^ °°" HMEfMBKHt left in • half filled pool while ths water slowly drained off the men's dormitory at Florida A-M In rejecting a resolution which merely condemns hate, bigotry 100FING & HEATING walls. university during open house and prejudice, the Ohio senators not only put their arms around REYNELDS_J» last Sunday under auspices of race mongers, but they came dangerously dose to violating their 914 MT. VERNON AVE. T^asspsssi^, %s. After a hurried exit, I mads one observation—no matter what the Men's Residence Center and oath of office and a provision of the constitution of the state of 107 N. 22nd St. Columbus. 0. FE. 121$ Columfreey 0_W you do pry tob^tjb^.?esa,,'Juid..^ Ohio. SEC. 2—PAGE 2 THE OHIO .SENTINEL 3ATURDAY. MAY 2S. iSSS SATURDAY. MAY 18, Igg THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC E-PAGK I Alabama laborer Civil Service Maintenance Topic Of Article TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — "The Deadline Fri. Supervisor Negro As a Free Laborer In Alabama. 1865-1875," I* the sub­ Municipal Civil Service Com­ Society and mission of Columbua announces Job Exam Set omen ject of an article by Dr. Henry E. Cobb, associate professor of Friday, May 27, 5 p.m. as dead­ Applications for supervisor history at Florida A-M univer­ line for filing applications for and assistant ~ supervisor of sity, which appears in the cur­ janitor foreman. Applications maintenance, Columbus Board may be secured from Rm. 316, of Education, may be filed un­ Miss Burton Selects rent issue of the Midwest Jour­ city hall. . . Concentration Of Efforts Pays Off nal. til Friday, May 27, 5 p.m., ac­ Examinations a r * scheduled cording to Municipal Civil Ser­ for Saturday, June 4, 8:45 a. m.t vice Commission. Applications at Central High. are available at Rm, 316. city June II Wedding Date Genera] duties of the position hall. n Success, Says Mrs. Vivian Peyton are to assign, supervise and Examinations will be given at SPRINGFIELD. — Mr*. Thel­ ma L. Burton, 317 W. Fair st, DELL'S check the work of a group of FIVE DREAMERS VOCAL QUINTET headline an attractive Central High, Saturday, Tune 4, janitors in the cleaning and 8:45 a.m. is announcing the approaching By NORMA WALL Chillicothe and Dayton. Band RADIO — RECORDS maintenance of assigned build* pre holiday bill booked into Hy-Way Rollarena, Marion, O., for a General duties are to assist m marriag* of her daughter, concerts, parties, treats, pro­ dawn dance Saturday night, May 28. Hours are from midnight Th* secret of success, says grams and annual hospital day TELEVISION ing areas and related work as supervising the buildings in the Joyce, to Frederick D. Brown, Vivian Peyton, ia concentration required. to 4 a. m. Dance music will be provided by Don Tate and hi* Columbus school district and re­ •on of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. parade arc all activities of VFW of one's efforts in a few areas. auxiliary units. If a veteran is (-] "Lonely Nights" orchestra, featuring Ginny Covington and Bunky Drake on vo­ lated work as required. Brown, of Springfield. For the unbeliever, she . can cals. Miss Burton, daughter of th* in need of hospital attention and —The Hearts— modestly point to herself as for some reason is not receiving i~l "Love And Under*iand- $10,000 To Fund asm late Mr. Edward F. Burton, ia a proof that the concentration- N. YORK.—United Negro col­ Aids In Setting Up graduate of Springfield High and it, auxiliary units iron out tech­ tag"—The Counts— success theory works. nicalities, fill out papers and do j~j '"Whatever Lola Wants" lege fund received its tenth an­ Central State college, and i* a nual $1000 gift last week from Teacher Organization member of the Alpha Kappa Al­ On July 3, during the Dept. ot related jobs necessary to get --Sarah Vaughan— SCHOOLIN'S & FOOLIN'S Ohio Encampment in Cleveland, medical attention for him. Two fl "Unchained Melody" the Philip Morris Co., bringing By The Youth Staff TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Dr. pha sorority. She is now employ­ the total contributed by the com­ James Hudson, head of the Dept, ed as an administrative assist­ she will be installed as Uth dis­ men are paid by Franklin Coun­ —Roy Hamilton— trict president, ladies auxiliary ty Council to work along this f") "Remember" pany toward the yearly operat­ PAT AND SHIRLEY LONG, of Philosophy and university ant to the publicity director at ing budgets of the fund's 31 chaplain at Florida A-M, attend­ Antioch college in Yellow of Veterans of Foreign Wars. line. —The Aladdin*— She was elected last week dur­ n "If It'* The Laat Thins; I member colleges to $10,000. Editors ed a recent meeting at Stetson Springs. Other areas of VFW work are university In Deland, called for Mr. Brown is a graduate of ing the district meeting in Lan­ rehabilitation, which helps vet­ Do"—Dinah Washington— CONTRIBUTORS! Lawrence Holland. Phyllis caster. Of 28 auxiliaries in this n "My Babe" the purpose of forming an or­ Catholic Central High and 1* a erans readjust to civilian life; Reduction In Rales Stevens, Diantha Frasier. Bobby Taylor. Brenda ganization of teachers of philos­ •cnior pre-med student at Uni­ district, Charles C. Caldwell legislation, which notes and asks —Little Walter— Willi*. Carolyn Gibson, Joyce Montgomery, Marlene 3490, to which Mr*. Peyton be­ ("3 "Something Cool" The Farm Bureau Mutual ophy in the state. versity of Dayton. passage or defeat for bills af­ Automobile Insurance Co. this Kelly, Larry Elkins, Linda Stewart, Beverly Gilliam, A lieutenant in the army re- longs, is the sol* Negro unit. fecting veterans; community —June Chriaty— Patty And Betty Elder, Forrest Porter. ~ ".Music. Martinis and week announced a IS percent cut Contract Awarded serve, he served with the army This pinnacle in district VFW service, poppy drive, Ohio Sol­ Memories" in passenger car collision rate* •a___*______*_a_g_-«__BHg----—a ii 'inn i iin iii nn a v. during the Korean war. circles is a climax to a career diers and Sailors Orphans home for it* Pennsylvania policyhold- REETINGS FRIENDS. Well almost th* end of school and TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — The The wedding ceremony will of service in the group which has VIVIAN. PEYTON in Xenia and Eaton Rapids —Jackie Gleason— seen Vivian Peyton come up [_J "Manhattan" everybody is soooo happy. Well let'* not raise cur hope* too Florida cabinet has awarded a take place June 11 at St. Mary'a (Mich.) Home for War Orphans. G JOYCE BURTON through the ranks of unit, coun­ —Georgie Auld— high until we see if we don't have to make it to another school this $297,000 contract to S. J. Curry church in Springfield. a particular job," she added. Mrs. Peyton was a, member of Ballroom Dance- Private summer. What school? Why summer school, of course. And and Co. of Albany, Ga., for con­ ty council and district leader­ ship. Mrs. Peyton, having been hos­ Wing 41, Nightingale cottage, 331 N. 20TH ST. Party Facilities what for? Well if you don't know that one we'll just have to stop struction of the first unit of a before it disbanded and wa* Charles C. Caldwell auxiliary pital chairman for the last eight FAirfax 7181 FOR RENT here and see how well you can dig the news, knowing you're al­ Student Union building at Flor­ years, spends most of her time first chief grayback (president) COLUMBUS 3. O. Remodeled, Redecorated ways good for that ida A-M university. Carnation Baby Contest was formed in 1936, two years of the Cootiettes, VFW fun or­ after the post. Mrs. Peyton in that area. Coincidentally, dur­ IT SEEMS THAT JENNY BROWN goes for Ronald Booker, University Pre*. George W. ing the time she wa* an Ameri­ ganization. Pour lour Ballroom while he In turn goes for Jane Dyer . . . Wonder how the newly- Gore, Jr., has asked the 1959 served as junior vice president a year and a half and senior can Legion auxiliary member, She is th* wlf* of Orval E. ltW» i ML Vernon Ave. weds, Ann Cox and her husband, are making itT . . . Phyllis Legislature for an additional she served as rehabilitation Modernized Kitchen. Catering Stevens 1* thinking seriously about James Caldwell. He's sched­ $250,000 to complete the struc­ Judging Scheduled For vice president a year before be­ Peyton, owner ot a chain of ser­ ing elected the auxiliary's sec­ chairman, which corresponds to vice stations in Columbus. The Serviee, Seat* 342, Dance Ca­ uled te make bis appearance la July, and might even come in ture. VFW hospital chairman. She yirWmm pacity 350, Ideal For Private with the fireworks . .. Dees Phyllis Ray still have her crash on • • * ond president in 1939. This post Peyton* live on a 42 acre farm was active in the auxiliary unit in Gahanna. Parties, Daactng, Cabaret, R. L.T ... Will there be wedding bells ringing for Elmer (Crack- Keep Swing-.*- With she held until 1941. For the last June 3 In Beatty Center eight years, she has been hos­ of Charles C. Bloce Post 157, BARBFCUEP/Ti Banquets, Etc. Fer Informa­ erjaek) Stevens and Janet Williams? . .. Wonder how many let­ American Legion, and was pres­ tion, Reservation Call EV. ter* a week Lillian William* write* to her own tailor boy, Lloyd 1 pital chairman and for the last f RIB-^ * CHIC-CM ' Who will be the winners in the second annual home­ ident two years. 1745, CA. 1-MS3, Oolambvs, O. Merchant? . . . Why doe* Lewis (Teasel) Taylor have some­ town Carnation healthy baby contest? four treasurer. Piano Pupils In Recital PORK LOIN M/VM body's heart wherever he may venture? ... Who does cute Judy This is the big question being asked by parents and In the Franklin County Coun­ Her work as hospital chairman Taylor have eyes fer, and likewise Joyce Shepherd? . . . What friends, of entrants from five cities in The Ohio Sentinel's cil she ha* come up from guard brings Mrs. Peyton in touch with Piano pupil* of GertrueV does Charles Fry have that attract* so many females? The shy circulation area. Only the judges can tell and their choices to trustee and is now in her sec patients at several institutions. Burns Canty will be presented WOOD COOKED fellows want te know . . . Dee* the Thelma Maine* and Fred ond year as banner bearer. At present there are 145 veter­ in recital at Columbus Gallery i will be announced when final judging is held at Beatty an* in Benjamin Franklin and - •'• hVCX'b'RV in t THE TROLLEY Neal romance still exist? . . . Wonder why Sonny Jones prefers Center, Columbus, Friday, June 3, 8 p. m. "Up through the ranks" In the of Fine Arts Thursday, June 2, State hospitals in Columbus. 7:30 p.m. — R AS Open 24 Hours Daily te remain a bachelor? Net that It's not safer that way .. . Ulys­ district has meant offices as Twenty lucky youngsters from Veteran hospital* are located at The public i* invited ses Flemlster wa* overjoyed when hi was asked to East's senior conductress, chaplain, junior 818 ML Vernon Av*. prom. Wonder who the lucky girl is who asked such a talented among children of Sentinel read­ TAYLOR 6s t. 5th Aves. ers will be selected to share $535 vice, senior vice and now presi­ Hamburgers dancer? . .. Robert Tatom is seen cooling it around town In hi* dent for Mrs. Peyton. Although FE.3438 cool, eooi car—and please dent ask as what kind it is because CILLY (Wild BIO) GRAHAM in cash prizes. To the first prize Delicious Hot Dogs Hia Drama aad Combe Winner will go $300. Other she will not be installed until Just Arrived For Summer! *- NEW LOCATION _. we depit know or have any Idea . . . Art Hill Is one of the nicest Under Personal Management awards include $100 to the sec­ July 3,-her first official appear­ First Boose West - Variety ef Sandwiches east craziest gay* around this ol' town . . . Mel and Donna Jack- ance as president will be made sea are seen around town and seem te be a very lovey-dovey Of Howdy Gorman's ond prize winner, $50 to the third Of Old Location EVE JONES, Mgr. prize winner and $5 each to the June 24 at a banquet given by Columbus, Ohio couple. Ver* nice indeed to see a happy marriage. Theatrical 'Agency SEAMLESS HOSE One Niters and Location next 17 finalists. the Boswcli auxiliary unit. For WHAT'S DAVID (LOVER BOY) LYNCH doing since Thelma BAndolph §5.1 & 12*4 The tremendous job of the Dept. of Ohio, Mrs. Peyton Bondurant is no longer in the picture? . . . What's happening to 920 Chectershlre is radio-publicity chairman. James Willis? Has he gone back to the hospital as of yet? Let's screening all entrants has been In all the new shades, with and without fancy heels. Colombo*, O. placed ia the hands of Ave STARTS MONDAY! POINDcXTER keep our fingers crossed for him . . . Fred Andrews has gone back Her explanation for "Why Also ... Bras ... Panties ... and Slips to his precious Marques Haynes All-Stars. The town doesn't know prominent Columbus citizens. VFW?" is quite a* simple as - MAY 30 - VULA6E whether to laugh or cry . . . Toni Key and Sammy Adams, with They are Mrs. Mary Claytor, Mrs. Peyton's concentration- their love that just won't quit, are still topping all the happiest ro­ £41 Clarendon av., teacher at success theory. Says she, "It mantic couples list . . . La Verne Bennett and Paul Ford have a Olentangy school; Mrs. Edith just gets in your blood and you romance that seems to have pretty tough strings, too—strings that Gentry, 403 S. Wayne av., for­ can't get it out!" if/oae mJ4odiery m^kop won't break whatever the consequences may be . . . Willa Mae mer school teacher; Dr. Julian "Eligibility comes only If Robinson, specialist la Internal Bosley is sporting a diamond ring. Engagement ring, what else? some .male relative has served Opea Every Evening And she's chirping like a canary in love . . . Herbie Foster is gone medicine with offices at 254 overseas or in foreign waters. over a certain little miss and, by the way, he's doing pretty good Woodland av.; Rev. C. E. This in itself is a distinction. Mon.-Thurs. Till 8 P. M. Fri. * Sat. TIB 9 P. M. GOODING in his photography work too ... Is the Peggy Osborne and Melvin Terry, 6SS Pennsylvania av., There are so many phases in Dennis romance still for real? "Yes, by aU means," is her an­ pastor of Antioch Baptist,- and VFW work that one can almost 1061 ML Vernon Ave, FE. 1535 swer . . . Who's this certain guy who lives out east who is making Dr. Carl Basnett, general always satisfy any bent toward a grand play for the heart of Deloris Payne? . . . What are the practitioner with offices at 120 Keileys doing out there on Star av.? We miss their smiling faces. Hamilton av. . . . Belated congratulations to the marriage of James (Th* Wild Results of the final judging JAMES W. BARKSDALE, One) Anderson and a cute little miss by the name of Sandra . . . will be carried in the June 11 son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Missed around town is that cute little couple consisting of Quincey edition of The Sentinel together Barksdale, Columbus, wonders Spurgeon and Laura Ann Willis. When you quit seeing them with pictures of the top finalists. who his successor will be as around and they start just looking at one another, you know what's Readers are asked not to phone healthiest baby in The Senti­ up their sleeves . . . Ruben (Sugar Cam) Young is getting fan let­ for results until after the con­ nel's circulation area. He was ter* from a Cincinnati chick. Don't tell us he inspired the chicks test winners have been announc­ lucky winner of the first an­ in Cincy that much when they were playing their all-star game. ed because this information will nual Carnation healthy baby . . . Speaking of basketball great*, Frank Wade is still cooling it not be released by th* judges un­ contest last fall. See story. around town . .. Nate Harris and hi* girl, Audrey Dennis, are still til presstime on that date. tight... Joe Roberts 1* still big, tall and healthy . . . And Jack The tremendous interest ef the community which he Steptoe, the high stepping lad, ha* all th* girls still crasy about shown by readers in this contest serves. him. last year was only a clue to the Many dcotors report the grati­ CLUB NOTES—Our heartiest and belated ccngra-mlation* to enthusiastic response this sec­ fying results of the improved our friend from out Beatty Center way, Jack Gibb*. for receiving ond annual event would create. feeding methods being followed a *pot on th* teaching staff at Central High and being made as­ In an effort to find the healthiest by parents who seek medical ad sistant football coach. Now all of th* older girl* ar* sorry they Carnation-fed baby of 1955 in vice in the raising of their chil­ graduated «o soon ... The Blenders, a local quartet around town this newspaper's circ u 1 a t i o n dren. Because the public is sel­ OPEN 1 P. M. look pretty "tough" in their checkered sport coat* ... Speaking of area, the Carnation Co. of Los dom made aware of this, the DECORATION DAY quartet*, your editor Pat had a chance to meet th« "Chop Chop Angeles has again centered at­ Carnation Co. has been anxious Boom" men in person in Cincinnati. They were about the great- tention on the high standard of to bring these developments to 'SPRING FffllVAt eat, and their version cf "Autumn Leaves" couldn't h*ve been infant care that has been attain­ light by such community proj­ Sponsored By: tougher. Cincy also has a tough teenage disc jockey show on sta­ ed in thi* area. ects as the annual healthy baby MOTHERS COUNCIL tion WCIN, an all-colored *tation. Penny and Eddie are «till in Fer many years, Carnation contest BEAUTIFICATION high *chool and have on* hour on Saturday. That give* the teen­ has been making contributions Carnation consumer consul- COMMITTEE ager* of Columbu* something to think about . . . Congratulations to the Improvement of formal* tents in the field were quick to to Jeani* Brandon for winning th* Les Amies "May Queen" con­ feeding. Mach has been ac­ 1' endorse this means because of test. She wa* a very pretty queen. In fact, the whole contest wa* complished by elose coopera­ the many, healthy youngsters V&LX ADMi^i-N TO SHOW GROUND;* •' pretty nice for all of the contestant* got a prize, a very nice one tion with the medical profes­ they find every day in carrying : too. Let's do all we can to help them in future events because sion and, particularly, by rec­ out their service" to the home- they're very nice to iaenagera. ognizing the vital role played makers and parents of the areas nit* i) .• • i .. by every doctor la the welfare they serve. , l 'ro'***aiii**'CaT«|-aaaS] atffi •* • r^^^~JT^y/»^<»~ *- -i;^r~-.'»»-Tr-~-

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9 Bethany Baptist "YOU*LL DO BETTER AT SPICER'S* W Hug. Ch-rotaa-Lfattd Owr. is a Slade-Liggins Officers real beauty. A real performer, too "YOU _L DO BETTER AT ... because tha siesj-tning chroma reflect* heat. Hoata ft* Wedding Set Hosts Institute uniformly-«ve» foil nstal'ed By LOUISE EMORY For More Enjoyable The engagement of Miss Mary Women's day was observed at Frances Slade to Rev. Thomas Bethany Baptist, Columbui, Sun­ u-roTappjus E. Liggins has been announced day. Guest teachers were in tSEkg Door. Lifttsa off ah-pW. By Auxiliary charge of classes during Sund ly SPICER'S by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Outdoor Living... =.; 9Jmmm*m3f. • • • ***J9 Jm*l roach »VU|/ John A. Slade, 972 E. Long st., school and women of the church part of the own. Columbus. Rev. Liggins' par­ Officers of C. C. Caldwell aux­ served in all other capacities. Guest speaker for morning ents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward iliary, Post 3490, Veterans of Made To Order For The Memorial Day Weekend iTapp— V-IIIIWI Chmrn Liggins, Canonsburg, Pa Foreign Wars, were installed and afternoon service was Mrs. TH last Tuesday in a ceremony at Lula Haynes, Chicago. Her to­ UU you ae. at a glanc. jus* how The bride-elect is a graduate pics were "Remembering Our and The Summer Vacation Season Ahead! voter cooking is of East High and has attended Memorial hall, Columbus, con­ 45 yrer_su»l-» JaksngTsseat met ducted by Mrs. Vivian Peyton. Heritage" and "Investing a Life ing door opeednas. Many other Ohio State university. R* v Lig­ in God." Music for the two ser­ gins is a graduate of Canons­ Installing conductress was Mrs. foturea you'll HSa. Grace LaMonte. vices was by a combined choru*; ADJUSTABLE BAR-B-Q GRIll burg High and attends Ohio of women, No 2 choir, younc. ANNIVERSARY SALE State. , The following officers were installed: women of youth choir and Gos­ YOUR MOff-WA-tfl-D The open church ceremony pel choir of Triedstone Baptist. You'll enjoy will be read June 10 at Caldwell Lena Slade, president; Anna Five new members were added this Adjust­ UP TRADE-IN Temple AME Zion with Rev. J. Patton, senior vice president; to the church during the day . . able Bar-B-Q Dallas Jenkins officiating. Mary Carroll, junior vice presi­ Religious institute is being heM Grill by TO ALLOWANCE GAS RANGE dent; Dorothy Bates, secretary: at Bethany this week in coope­ Alma Dargan, treasurer; Wan­ Royal Chet ration with Triedstone Baptist Use it on th. M. m nAiirt ot n n... irs \ Read The Sentinel da Lee, chaplain; Pauline Sessions began at 7 p.m. Mon­ ONsANY IS HOW AT SPICER'S Brown, conductress; Phyllis porch, lawn day and continue through the or patio. Wells, guard; Genevieve Miller, week. All organization meetings LI VING ROOM SUITE • DINING ROOM historian; Mattie Alexander, pa­ wilt be canceled during thi- Sturdy steel A DOCTOR'S triotic instructor; Mabel Moore, time. . . Baptismal services will construction. SUITE • SOFA or SECTIONAL SOFA • BED- PRESCRIPTION banner bearer; Idabelle Ben­ be conducted Sunday, May 29, ton, flag bearer; Joan Edwards, 7:30 p.m. . . Class 3 has its first ROOM SUITE • HIDE-ABED or SLEEPER fOR THI SCALP Roma Johnson, Lucille Lowe breakfast and class study Sun­ $3496 Tour bairroouaralayour and Odessa Shaw, color bear­ day, May 29. Anyone wishing to SOFA. tip. Tb* •oadltioQ of ers; Laura Stewart, Lucille , owr hair Aa** oft** go should make reservations by empmmA beeaitr oa Us Lowe and Gwendolyn Suel, trus­ Thursday by calling Un. 4447, mppunPRICED AS LOW A S No Down _««*•«!. baslihj mot- ssal siMaoi etrout tees; Alberta Dorsey, musician Kl. 2155 or Fe. 5615. Payment The one range thai has every­ **gn» Tsars sgo Dom- S*t Cermet ssewssi Following installation a social Necessary NO DOWN PAYMENT NECESSARY thing you need to turn out sjlisstslsitsiiinnf hour was held with Genevieve ITstsssrfeiWis- perfect cooking and baking ... •Tadlaeia (ak.a Miller as chairman of the enter­ Spicer's encourages all its friends to come in and take with a minimum of effort. fjooo Natura that tainment committee. Verdun Tea SN hundra^a mt advantage of the store's "NO DOWN PAYMENT Largest display of Brand Name Ranges MSSlM, Past president's jewels were Others from $3.95 lo $39.95 Think of it. AH this and TSIa Spsslsl r.m.rlul COM- presented the retiring president, POLICY". Open an account, today! You may charge beauty, tool—with a Tnppea .., Caloric, Magic Chef, Sum-ay, Vesta. sjsiiusSi is ssJM Mrs. Robena Weaver, on behalf Is June 5 OoeRnnpa sslss"ramwManrd with •»!i •'. of the auxiliary, by Mrs. Pey­ 1-CaI. any purchase from $2.00 up. Up lo 104 weeks to pay ..An Central Ohio, . phvr. repprelm, ton. Mrs. Weaver gave her of­ Verdun Chapter No. 4, Dis­ PICNIC Jhtmmanem4mmmmim on many Kerns. WE CARRY OUR OWN ACCOUNTS. ficers and committee chairmen abled American Veterans, will PICNIC Buy Your Range From A Dealer Who Carries Repairs For Ranges He Sells "CABBOMOEr attractive gifts. hold its second annual tea Sun­ CHEST Is erne* attpntj day, June 5, at 34 Hamilton JU6 SSSSMHWI • «*.! tap- pk., Columbus, 4 to 7 p. m. Mrs mnp**a\*mUS*pm Maryland Addition $10.95 work Is halplsj Jessie Pierce is general chair­ $4.99 itahf. Sumpa »»fl Group Meeting Set man. Take pop or beer along on for the FOR YOUR ••tarswttr trms>t«4 Maryland Addition Neighbor­ Committees assisting Mrs. Keeps one gallon liquid hot ox MHSMMM thai cold for hours. Fine for pic­ your weekend trip or picnic. assay Dostsn _— hood club will meet at the home Pierce include: Samsonite BMMgM tStee MS. nics, traveling, summer' or This chest will keep 'em cold PATIO orUWN Ujamt of Mrs. Rowena Lucas, 1414 Mesdames Mary Sawyer, pa­ for hours. JUNE Eastwood av., Thursday, June trons; Dollie Woodward, decora­ winter. ssS II ss— st —m metrest Other. Up To $9.98 Others $7.98 Up 111 ariss tmi iirmttiom* pat 2. at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Beatrice tions; Hattye Redmond, mis­ •issi ana seats te **% Williams is president tress of ceremonies; Anna Mae CRAD Morgan, hostesses; Ophelia Smith, registration; Lillian Jeff­ PICNIC GRIll reys, refreshments, assisted by Essie Cooper and Florence V Brown; Emma Willis and Hat­ HAMPER tie Brown, program; Evelyn FORK Jones and Katie Jackson, table $8.79 $119* hostesses. $n Mary Henshaw is commander. uaom • m% mtWs urn**** 18-piece picnic hamper, com­ 24-Pieces $12.95 Caldwell Auxiliary plete in every detail. 4 plates, May be purchased individ­ 4 cups, 4 forks, 4 spoons, pie ually. Steak Fryer M, Weiner rack and sturdy hamper. Roaster .89, Hamburgrill .39, Members Elected Fork .29. Save $1.81 by pur­ Others From $1.79$ 12.95 chasing set. KROEHLER Franklin County Council of VFW met last Wednesday eve­ Colorful Umbrella On ning and the following officers, members of C. C. Caldwell VFW Today's most fashlona Rust-Proof Standard auxiliary, were elected: Grare LaMonte, junior vice president, new furniture! and Gwendolyn Suel, trustee lOUKN-rffX...St7.M UP Appointees from Caldwell aux­ Com. in! Let us show you... superb new *USsnS.-.. metallic Iff nylon fabrics in ocrffiig new colore. .1>njto a-rragweabiiity •MM? TWO iUITM ... «*100 iliary were Wanda Lee, histor­ Smoamh Chairs to Match Extra ian; Vivian Peyton, banner LADIES' ON 111 IttOUlAt... AltrgoteafMtft: ye*iul»h«t_tu«sl_atc&edduptoW^ bearer, and Dorothy Bates, flag lAOIEJ' WAJOtOtf (mwem oj>«« MSJ potUi)... US 00 Com* ia and s.e th. new bearer. . be sure to nek os about the added fantasy of AHprkptehttam foam rubber cushion., available on all pieces at a "Square Umbrella" District Meeting sUghtly higher price. with the Pull-Cord Controls. Held At Lancaster- No Down Payment Necessary ELECTRIC FANS Eleventh Dist. meeting of VFW auxiliaries was held in STEAMER CHAII Lancaster last Sunday. The fol­ Columbia Bicycles lowing members from C. C. Spicer's has the largest selection Caldwell auxiliary, Columbus. 26-Inch boy's and girl's models by Columbia. Sturdy 10-Play GYM-DANDY Solid Oak frame with were elected: Vivian Peyton, lightweight frame with new U. S. Rubber tires. These rugged aets will afford your of electric fans In Central Ohio. president; Dorothy Bates, sec­ strong canvas backing. retary; Gwendolyn Suel, con­ $4J95 youngsters many seasons of pleasure. Beat the heat! Come In and se­ ductress; Mattie Alexander, pa- lect you is, now! trint'r instructor. FROM UP Set has sky ride, St chain swings on ball bearings, set of rings, trapeze No Down Payment Necessary — Up To 104 Weeks To Pay Rotating Fans $T99 bar and 2 chinning HAWKINS' BER6AM0T "OUR LOCATION SAVES YOV MONEY" UP Hair Conditioner bars. Finished 1 n ! Priced From *™* (With Lanolin) WILL DELIVER bright enamel. 29* Res. EV. 6313- Bus. CA. 04411 P1CER' Extra Largo Model Complete With Sliding Board, Sup­ GARDEN HOSE LUCY DEAN NURSERY ported By 2|" Steel Tubing. $79.95 25 Ft 59 Ft. AND KINDERGARTEN FURNITURE $2.49 $3.95 PlCER'i' 840 St. Clair Av. WA. 2589 993 Mt. Vernon Ave.—Corner 18th SI FURNi'JURF ] Supervised Christian Cart and Training "The l'rivtullif Stort" 993 Mt. Vernon Ave.—Corner 18th St. Ages 2-10 fears . Licensed Open Monday and Friday Nights Till 9 Home "Th< Frittullii St on" TnuesportaUon Furnished OPEN MONDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 Other Evenings By Appointment A.i-l'i SMC. *—PAGE 1 tEa-~PAGEf THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. MAY 28. .**& SATURDAY, MAY 28. JSSS THE OHIO SENTINEL MERRY MAKERS' CLUB OPENING SOCIAL HIGHLIGHT CAMERA KEPT BUSY AT MERRY MAKERS' OPENING

MORE PHOTOS OF MERRY M A K Kits' club opening. Left: Murtha Page, Alma Brown, Isabelle Myrick. Right: Norine Alger Guests Reads Language Paper Dr. Lewis Discussant HIGHLIGHTING CURRENT COLUMBUS SOCIAL SEASON was recent opening of new club- Lovelace, Mrs. Arthur Lee, Mozelle Green.—Carter Photos. TALLAHASSEE Fla. — Mrs TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Dr. rooms of the Merry Makers club at 214 Jefferson av., attended by members and guests. During MARYSVILLE. — Miss Mary Essie M. Lopez, head of t h e Samella Lewis, head of the Dept. the swank affair individual keys to the lavishly appointed club were presented to members of the Alice Evans and Robert Wil­ Dept. of Foreign Languages at of Art at Florida A-M univer­ organization and accompanying photos were taken by Roosevelt Carter. "Top left: Norma Har­ liams were dinner guests in Al­ Florida A-M university, read sity, served as a discussant on ris, Bubbles Holloway, Ruth Hale. Top right: Merry Makers members pose for "good time was Chorus, Symphony Set Concert Date ger Sunday. a paper at the recent meeting a three member pane' of the re­ had by oil" shot. Bottom right: Alberta Johnson, Harold Ward, Gwen Duggar, Earl Wilson, Rob­ of the College Language Ass'n cent meeting of the Nat'l Art Ohio State university chorus av.; Shirley Lucas, 425 Donald­ which convened at Hampton in­ bie Cromwell. More photos on next page.—Carter Photos. Education Ass'n which met in and symphony 'will be presented son st.; Ronald MCNabb, 843 Read The Sentinel stitute. Cleveland. in a joint concert Wednesday, Atcheson st., and Anne Streaty, Two Hospitalized June 1, 8:30 p.m. at men's gym­ 293 Barthman av. Reelect President Of Southern PTA nasium on the campus. Prof. CHILLICOTHE. — Reuben Louis H. Diercks directs the CHILLICOTHE. — Mrs. Frank ence Lee, vice president;. Mrs. 280-voice chorus and Prof. Mosely was reelected president Calvin Mayle, secretary; Mrs. Jones is confined to White Cross hospital, Columbus. George Hardesty, the 75-picce of Southern school PTA at a re­ John Lynch, assistant secre­ orchestra. cent meeting. tary, and Mrs. Edwin Price, Mrs. Lula Walker, formerly Chorus membership includes Other officers are Mrs. Clar- treasurer. confined to Cnnncothe hospital, the following Columbus stud­ was recently released from Uni­ ents: If we Con-? know about Committee cnatrmen were ap­ pointed oy tne president. versity hospital, Columbus. Beverly Becton, 1156 Fair av.; It we can't write about it. Frederick Brown. 378 N. 20th POSTER'S »t; Arnold Graves, 1090 Fair Sentinel Recommended MOISTIK Palmers Entertain f MARYSVILLE. — The L. M. Chapel Speaker Palmers entertained at dinner' Guaranteed lo Sunday. Guests were from Chi­ GREENSBORO, N.C. — Al­ cago and Columbus. (J3eajitu *_) o lo n A though science can give us keep thejL To Have Your Business Included In This Directory health and wealth, only "philo­ hair from sophy offers a true sense of di­ IDARKENS1 Call FErnwood 7416. Deadline - Monday, 12 Noon. rection. Dr. Manmatha Chatter- "going jee, declared at the Bennett .col­ lege chapel service on Sunday. [_JE__ ( l O-fk rtaifC'Or.*. *•'••*» LOGAN BOZEMAN Arf-Glo Beauty Salon Dr. Chatterjee, John Hay m»e •;*•« »s'r s's» Mrs—laess HOUSE of GLAMOURI ».it.«i-S'«.< tarn S«;» tavpar Whitney foundation visiting pro­ I...1, no.Ha. S*«* a.W 3 «""•> Classic Beauty Salon AU Line* of Beauty Culture 13»'. Complete Beauty Service Complete Beauty Service ISM Mt Vernon Ave. said that truth is the strongest Oo i t.t>a4ae FSII. Hair Styling—Hair Cutting EV. 1827 CHARLIE MAE LONG and and most important thine in A Specialty ANNA BOZEMAN, Props. Ida Brooks, Rev* Hodge, Prep. MatUe Warren Turner Henrietta Thomas, Oprs. life, because truth is God. d *i Operators: LoveUa I) a vies, COID MlpAl HAIB MOO INC. Operators: Clara Caldwell, | Clara Rogers, Leona Wade, *.**. p, s...vit« if. N. T. •Ada Taylor, Lear Ware, Mary] Louise Smith, Alice Brown I Frances Russell MONDS' WILNETT Classic Beauty Salon __ Beauty Center _ CORINNA'S 134 N. nth St. - FE 5132 1453 Mt. Vernon Ave. at Burt- TILLEEN'S St EVergreen 4927.' Beauty Salon Chignon*, Pageboys & Braids Rtcommendtd *% DIXIE Beaute Shoppe 311 N. Washington Ave. Complete Beauty Service Operator: Helen Sims by ImutfcUni 6jw_Nr_f I Operators: Complete Beauty Serviee Lena Monos, Prop. GIVES Jessie Mae Vinton, Dyeing St Tinting a Specialty Mclvon Given*, Rhea Brown Hair Cutting St Manicure* YOU Prop. ARTHILA LOGAN No Appointment Necessary Cold Waving, Pin Curling Ba*. CA. 1-4658— Res. EV. 5685 FAIROSE Marcelling Augusta Stokes, Eula Richey Beauty Barr No Appointment Necessary and Ethel, Operators 801 Mt Vernoi Ave. • FE. 1111 j Jig Mt. Vernon Ave. • FE. CORINNA NICHOLS, Prop. Scalp Treatment A Specialty BHBBJMI 'J*-"*! '»I **•** Ines Roberts, Ida Mae Smith,! Operators • nw •«• ' r"' Ferris Beasley, Rosalie FASHIONETTA BEAUTY BAR Whitley, Proprietors 971 E. LONG ST. CA S-4640 Operators Wanted Complete Beaoty Service Oprs: Gertrude MeE!r»y, Katherine Gunnell, 1I1P Eileen Robinson and Herbert Sellers Ycuf boir Is mof s appealing o**>d magnetic Goldle Bailey, Winifred Wallace EBONY snare htviting to touch, when it Is Beauty Salon aol looded down with sticky greose so shot 881 Mt Vernon Ave. • FE. 8278 it seems coorse ond hord-tooklng. Complete Beauty Service You don't have to "load" your holr when IDA MAE GRIFFIN, Owner IMA'S BEAUTY SHOP you use the rich hair dreuing periods - Operators: Ann Dyer, Gladys |Complete Beaoty Service—Hair Styling and Scalp Treatment Rutledge Moore, Travis Ci« ie Peach. Juit o title does a lot tana Johnson, Oprs. Graee Laaghingboas*, Ruth Dowdell Jackson For Prescription Drugs to keep your hoir looking |vst the way 81 Clair Av*. FE. 6«83 Open Daily 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Operator* Wanted you v.-ont it all day long... moruelovth/ smooth ond soft and lustrous. • •TAKE HOME PHOEBE HAIB STYLIST. Of New York City JUST A MERE TYLER'S DRUGS BOTH SIZES Personalized hair styling. Latest -methods of beauty cul­ Beauty Salon *..same matchless taste, ture. Styling, cutting, shaping, tinting and bleaching to 345 N. 20th St. - FA. 3370 Taylor & Long -20th Mt Vernon fame fine quality, unchanged tHrou§k the year*. fit your personality. Specialists in corrective hair prob­ Complete Beauty Service Faye Crews, Manager, lems. Distinctive styling for discriminating women. #> • Omt* VNDI* AUTMOatTY Of TMI COCA COIA COMPANY *V Winifred Mitchell, Sally ••F_ffiEPARKING "rto*"*- PHOEBE ANN PARKER, Proprietor Nolan, Willie Mae Stanley, Anna Flenard, Operators Th© biggost jar ot tht price? COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO •348 E. LONG ST. EV. 2434 Elgetha Currington, Owner Both Locations The hot pomade used by more people than any other brand -a_-j-a-«-J_i___S mm,Tmm1mi^mmmAtSmmSm*n _ SEC 3—PAGE g m THE OHIO SENTINEL .SATURDAY. MAY 28. tjtg •gATtJRDAY, MAY -8, 19o6 THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. 2—PAGE 9

na_-gassB*_-_-HSHBS-B--H^^ ii'i iiWs^-s*--—as A Cake Of Elegance . DALLAS WOMAN GIVES CHEST FUND $200,000 PROPERTY Southern Tea I Kids Love Crispy Bonbons DALLAS, Tex.—Mid town Dal­ been thinking about what I and in the future to insure their She is a member of the board ^"tvs^e+rMimsmiV'MSmn^amawsBbt yi in mi ami ses las' business property conserva­ could do. being met." of the Council of Social Agen­ I tively valued In excess of $200,- "Then I learned about the cies, a member ot the regional The trust fund Is a perpetual Room 000 was conveyed to the Dallas Community Chest trust fund. It and Dallas boards of the NACCP Msst Tew triemdt Hero county Community Chest trust account, Its yearly incomes }o and a member of the operating covers the very things I want maintain, repair, improve or en­ Chicken Dinners Every fund Let Saturday by Mrs. to do, and deep in my heart I committee of Hester Memorial Pearl C. Anderson, a leading large properties of the Com­ Lighthouse for the Blind. Sunday Home Fried Piet feel that my gift can do ths munity Chest agencies, to con­ €18 E. LONG ST. Negro citizen. greatest good through this trust Mrs. Anderson is a member tribute toward operating expen­ Long active in YWCA work, Home Cooked Pie. fund." ses and support any specified of the Board of Directors of the Harold F. Volk, president of she is a member of the board of Plat. Landbaw, Dallas Council of Social Agen­ philanthropic agency, and to en­ Maria Morgan branch for Neg­ the trust fund, acknowledging dow or otherwise benefit any Sandwiches cies, a member of th* Com­ the gift, said: roes. munity Chest. designated institution, memorial "This magnificent contribution or other trust fund. Mrs. Anderson provides col­ Tlie property will be administ­ ia a true investment in humani­ Mrs. Anderson has been ac­ lege educations for members ot ered by the trust with the net ty. With her gift, Mrs. Ander­ her own race through private income to go during her life­ son will help immeasurably to tive many years in the health time to Mrs. Anderson. Upon and welfare services in Dal­ gifts and through two establish­ better social conditions by pie- ed scholarships, ono at Texas her passing, the funds derived petuating the services of health las, and with he/ husband made from the properties will be and welfare agencies in Dallas contribution* to institutions in college in Tyier and one at Oak known as the Pearl C. Ander­ county. I believe I can speak for the south and southwest Ridge college in Huntsville, Ala. son fund in the trust. the entire community, which The gift waa made known at will benefit from her generosity, a meeting at the Baker hotel of in expressing gratitude to Mrs. Watch your children** eye* light up when these marshmallow the officers and director* of the Anderson." crispy bonbon* are placed before them. For the bonbons have a trust fund and" prominent Dallas Fred M. Lange, executive vice PEARL C. ANDERSON A. & B. Meat Market crunchy texture and wonderful sweetness youngster* love. leaders. Earl Forsythe of t h e president of the trust fund, hail­ And. happily, they're a* nutritious as they are delicious. Made firm of Worsham, Forsythe and philanthropy/' he said. "It also BEEF STEAK Tender lb. 39c APPLE SAUCE FILLED SPICE CAKE ed the gift as one of the noblest is tangible evidence that those from just three wholesome ingredients: butter or margarine, rice Riley, who is legal counsel of in the history of Dallas. PORK CHOPS Center. Rib. Loin Cuts lb. 69c krispies and marshmallmrs. The bonbons can be prepared in your You'll have fun making thi* 1 tb. lemon juice the trust fund, prepared and pre­ who understand our com­ PORK SAUSAGE Pur. 4 lb. $1.00 kitchen in a jiffy according to the following recipe: cake. It turns out high and 1 tb. cornstarch sented the legal instrument to "This is one of our communi­ munity's needs, as Mrs. Ander­ SKINLESS WEINERS or FRANKS lb. 39c prideful, rich and handsome—a * Brown sugar frosting the Board of Trustees. ty's finest examples of effective son does, will want to help now MARSH MAI.LOW CRISP V BONBONS BOLOGNA Fin. Quality—Piece lb. 29c cake of company elegance. Even Bake spice cake according to The gift continues the philan­ CALL A HAMS Cooked, Small. Lean lb. 35c H t. butter or margarine if you never baked a cake be­ directions on package. Cool lay­ thropic work begun many years GROUND BEEF Loan, Fresh 3 lb. $1.00 •: pound (about 32) marshmallew* fore in your life, you can make ers. Combine apple sauce, lemon .go by Mrs. Anderson and her S rups rice krispies this one and have it a delight to SLICED BACON ENDS 3 lb. 55c rind and juice. Soften corn­ husband, Dr. J. W. Anderson, BEEF ROASTS Choic. Cuts lb. 39c Melt butter in 3 quart saueppan. Add marshmaliows and cook serve ... to guests any time starch in a little cold water; who died in 1047. CHUCK'S MARKET SALT BACON Fin. for Seasoning lb. 25c over low heat, stirring constantly until marshmaliows are melted ... to the family whenever tho add to apple sauce. Cook until She credits the Rosenwald and mixture is well hlendcd. Remove from heat. Add rice kris­ mood strikes you. thickened, stirring constantly. foundation, which established 351N. WASHINGTON AVE. (A. 1-4710 PURE LARD 2 lb. 35c pies and stir until well coated with marshmallow mixture. Drop Item one—the spice cake it* Cool; spread between layer*. the grammar school in Winn SLICED BACON Center Slice* 3 lb. $1.00 marshmallow Crispy mixture from buttered spoon into waxed pa­ self is a packaged cake mix. Frost top and side* of cake with Parish, La., where she attended per baking cups. Let stand until hardened. Yield: about 20 bon­ No problem there. Item two— frosting. school, with inspiring her de­ CA. 4-0716 196 South 4th Street CA 4-0716 bons. that deep and luscious filling is termination to improve her own OPEN SUNDAY & MONDAY Across From The Market House « Columbus. O. canned apple sauce which you • BROWN dUGAR FROSTING lot and to help others improve Guests Of Prices can buy in any grocery store. l!i cups firmly paeked brown theirs. CHILLICOTHE—Mr. and Mrs. The apple sauce lend* . deli- augar "I hoped that on* day I would Calvin Mayle were weekend cate moistness and keeping qual­ 1/8 e. water . be able to do something like SUSSMAN and SON guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin ity to the cake as well as that that for others," Mr*. Anderson good apple flavor. Item three— 2 egg white* Price, Locust st. Few grains salt • said, "As a member of the SELF-SERVE MARKET the frosting is a simple brown Board of Directors of the Coun­ sugar froth knifed on in thick 1 t. vanilla extract cil of Social Agencies I have Meats - Frozen Foods - Groceries Callaways Visit swirl*. Result—a real stand-up Boil together sugar and water seen th* great needs, and have Beer & Wine To Carryout MARYSVILLE. —The Pete beauty of a cake that's down­ to 240 F. (or when small quan­ Callaways were guests of Mr. right delectable eating. tity dropped in cold water forms 1092 MT. VERNON AVE. Columbus, O. EV. 2661 and Mrs. P. B. Nichols in Mar­ APPLE SAUCE FILLED semi-firm ball). Beat egg Old Folks Home Tea ion Sunday. SPICE CAKE whites stiff; gradually add JOHNSTON'S 1 pkc. *P>ce cake snJkx syrup, beating constantly, until Scheduled June 5 1 c. canned apple sauce frosting holds shape. Add salt Old Folks Home Trust** IN COLUMBUS-SHOP (LOSE TO HOME AHD SAVE! 1 t. grated lemon rind and vanilla extract. • Board presents its mid-spring tea Sunday, June 5, at the home, 71 Winner av., Columbus. 3 to FOOD MARKET t p. m. A silver offering will be FA. 0369 MODERN MARKET GOODWIN'S -PAUL'S Pastor Attends taken. Mrs. Anna Patton Is EV. 5288 ItS N. 20th Stt. FA. 0591 CARRY OUT STORE chairman and Mrs Mary H6"1P Fresh Frui's, Vegetables son president 345 JEFFERSON AVE. Columbus, Ohio Groceries ft Meats. 1C1 Wilson Corner Oak WIEDEMANN *2 ft_ 678 E. Long St. - FA. 1147 Colombo*, O. Anniversary SCUOENIJNG Per Case Columbus, Ohio Beer—Wine—Ale—Mixers To Attend Opera iVWt SHOULDER CUT 8 A. M. to 11:30 P. M. Free Delivery - EV. 3913 CHILUCOTHE. — Rev. Mel­ Friday,--May 27, Robert L. LEAJN 7 Days A Week vin Woodard, pastor of 1st Bap­ Shaw, 1212 Franklin av., Colum­ tist, was guest minister in bus, leaves for N. York City to SMALLWOOD Greenfield Sunday. Gospel choir attend a two day opera meet PORK STEAKS lb. 39c JIMMY'S accompanied him. SMOKED CALLIES lb. 35c WILLIAMS MARKET He will join his brother, Lester MARKET Occasion was third anniver­ D. Shaw, of Washington, D. C. GROCERY who will attend also. (Formerly QUALITY sary of Rev. Phillips as pastor. LAKE BRIE 487 GARFIELD AVE. Ministers from neighboring ci­ PURE LARD 5 lb. 65c Frank Black's Market) Colombo*, Ohio MEATS & GROCERIES ties attended, including Rev. Groceries, Meats, -Confection* OPEN EVES ft SUNDAYS Phillips* father. t 672 MT. VERNON AVE. Mannhsc William*, Prop. Phone Order Received YOUR HOME WHITE BASS 5 lb. T FA. 6274 The pastor and his wife re­ FA. 0431 ceived many gestures of appre­ DESERVES Columbus, Ohio SMITH'S 805 MT. VERNON AVE, ft ciation from departments of th. Fresh Farm Eggs church. THE BEST! Complete line of CONFECTIONERY Colombos, Ohio Mat's—.. (Unclassified) MEATS St GROCERIES WILLIAM ft SMALLWOOD tender young ROtaS* Oeott USE BLACKPEPPER1oz.can9c 1478 Granville St., - FE. 1308 carrots are so flavorful... but Woodsons Entertain Hours: Mon. « Thur*. 7:35 Columbus, Ohio even extra delicious with Carna­ A. M. to 7:33 P. M., Fri. ft Groceries, Meats, Confections tion Cream Sauce. Made with bet* HOMOGENIZED tor-blending Carnation, you'll al­ MARYSVILLE.—Mr. and Mrs. Sat. 7:2* A. M. to 8 P. M. Dally 8 A. M. to « P. M. A. Strickland, Cleveland, and ELIZABETH RANSOM and FEATHEUTONE'S MM. ways serve a smooth Cream 2Doz. 4Sun. 7:30 A. M. to 12 Noon. Sauce...with never a ramp. And Mr*. Gladys Woodson, Colum­ SHERWIN ALMA DEWS, Props. 458 N. 18TH ST. FA. 0359 a buttery, rleh-flavoroa Cream bus, were Sunday guests of th. SPRY 3 lb. can 79c Prop. JAMES H. FLOOD Colombo*. O. Sauce I* hut right with the f am* Woodson family. Mrs. Strickland Vegetables, Meat* uy-s favorite early summer vege* is the former Miss Jan* Clark. WILLIAMS Groceries FROZEN 69c BARNETT MARKET CASHA-ftON CtlAM Later In the day, Mr. and Mrs. Beer ft wine Te Carry Out FRESH FISH - POULTRY . m... . Monday, May 30, Sen- Worship - 6 P. M. • Baptist ship); 11 A. M. Church at 720 E. Long SL BLUEFIELD, W. Va. — The {or Usher Board sponsor* a J. I. LAMBERT, Chmn. # LOUIS JORDAN, Co-Chmn. 741 E. Long St. CA. 4-0552 Training Union - 7:30 P. M. - Worship; 11 A. M. Continued last of the series of faculty group St. Katherine No. 1 Crusaders EV. 9549 4th Tuesday—E. L. Brock, III weiner roast from 12 noon until The Church at Worship Church School for Small Chil­ meetings on "-The Improvement 11 p. m. Transportation will dren; 6 P. M. Baptist Train­ The Above LUt .Deludes of Communicatory Skills in th* Pr.—Blanch* Purnell, See. B. BEECHES HICKS, Members Of The Columbus Juveniles—2nd & 4th leave from the church. J. W. PARRISH, Minister Columbus, Ohio ing Union; 7:30 P. M. Wor­ College Curriculum," was held Meditation — "Have faith In Minister ship. Music by Five Choirs,. Funeral Ass'n. Monday in the home economies Saturday—Ola Penson, dining room in Lewi* hall • < - Supervisor God.''-Mark 11:23. . (1. . . . - •••: "t-A •--••* •'.•'• ••.••-••

SATURDAY. MAY 28. 19S5 SATURDAY/MAY 26, 196S TTO9H'Q?ENT1NEL PAC^U SEC 2—PAGE 12 — THE OHIO SENTINEL March Accident Hike Ths Sentinel hates people who push other people OUnlllY CLEANERS around I The traffic death toll in Ohio during March, 1955, was 141, an increase of 8 percent over the 1 - Day SERVICE - 1 131 death* in the same month laat year. Prompt Pickup — Speedy ' Delivery Our Specialty EDITORIALS For the first quarter of 1955, traffic deaths now total 405 — 892 E. Long St FE. 4687 •' • • down 7 percent from the 436 "This above all, to thine own self be true; and ii deaths in traffic during the first Sanford (Redtop) Cromwell shall follow as night the day thou csnst not then be quarter of 1954. false to any man."—Shakespeare. -—-——•' HI, IIH JUL. II III . IS HI I.J, I ,1 I • I »J_

Fiction Dept. • • IT ISN'T OFTEN THAT we use these columns to defend * a politician. Nor do we often blow our stack over the news content of other newspapers. But the time is at hand to break a couple of rules. LOVELY RUTH BROOKS (SECOND ROW, CENTER) was crowned May queen at Neighbor­ rJ?^ •*I1P* *** tt»*ain8t one °l our papers with offices hood House, Columbus, in recent festivities. She represented the 20th Century Bop club. Runner- in Pittsburgh and published under the, in this case mis­ up was Barbara Millsap (second row, left), representing the Paqualoes, and king was Jim Frank­ leading, masthead slogan, "America's Best Weekly." lin. Bluebells from the kindergarten dance group are seated, front. Coronation occurred at the In its May 14 edition thia newspaper published a coronation ball Friday. * story which was false, misleading and downright vicious. It was aimed at Mayor M. E. Sensenbrenner of the city of Columbus. Its objective was apparent in the bold, black headline preceding it. The headline read, "Democrats Get Plums, Negro Backers None." Senate 'Executioners' Kill 3 FEP Bills One passage in this curious output of mixed facts By JOHN B. COMBS read thusly: The lives of three fair employment practices bills were snuffed out last Wednesday "Mayor Sensenbrenner, nominated on the Democra­ night, when the commerce and labor committee of the Ohio Senate staged a triple exe­ tic ticket . . . with 21,844 votes, and with good support cution. from the Democratic party (pray tell us where the man'* Chief executioners for the important measures were Sens. Fred Danner (R, Ak­ support would be expected to com. from) and Hilltop ron) ; Robert Shaw (R, Columbus) and Robert Pollock (R, Canton). Standing by the areas (we don't know what the Hilltop area* had to do bills to the bitter end were Sens. Frank King (D, Toledo) and Charles Carney (D, with the situation other than Mr. Sensenbrenner happen* Youngstown). to make a good showing among the folk* he live* with). The Inevitable end came dropped his running mates for council, John L. Francis shortly after Sen. Carney one bill in the death cell. a later date. ,. • and . . . Constance Nichols." moved that a vote be taken oa The fate of this bill, SB 282. Only a handful of spectators Then this Negro arm of the Republican party declar­ Will THE DIEHARD STATES GET AWAY WITH SUCH AN ANSWERI the bills immediately. With backed by Sen. Charles Mosher were on hand to witness the un­ ed that as a result of the election's outcome the Negro only five of the seven man (R, Oberlin), will be decided at precedented execution. candidates had been the victims of a "double cross." committee being present, Sen. Of course, the inference was that, in some fashion, r Shaw sought to postpone the Mr. Sensenbrenner was the double crosser. Such crap-trap execution, arguing that it had not been officially announced. does not deserve the dignity of an answer but, seeing as As I See It! Bat after a brief caucus be­ our bread is buttered in Columbus and we deeply resent tween the three Republican anybody in Pittsburgh shipping false information into Our By Lucius t. Lee members, they agreed to kill Town, we can't help but point out the fact that at least the measures enmasse. two of the three Negroes on the .Democratic ticket in the •——' recent municipal election (Att'y Edmund B. Paxton ran AST WEEK I passed by one project. Self made carpenters, cations on the for years First to be executed was SB for judge as a Democrat) beg to differ with our Pittsburgh L of those metropolitan hous­ plasterers and plumbers went and have not made it. Others 45, sponsored by Sen. Carney. It ing projects and my thoughts around tor inspection and re­ have been understood to have was followed in rapid succession friends. Both, in fact, aver that the Pennsylvania hatchet by BB 13 (FOPC), introduced hy boys, with the aid of their Columbus man with the GOP trailed back to Poindexter Vil­ ported that the whole village moved In and moved out aad FOODS DON'T lage, even to Mrs. Waldo Tyler, would be In a sad state of delapi- back in. Sen. Joseph Avellone (D, Cleve­ exterior, posterior and interior, deliberately falsified the land), and SB 92, sponsored by fnp^r of or fujtf ssS tttirU CM. • facts in the Columbus election. who probably did the most In dation in a few years. Others Critics and complainants tell TRADE FLAVORS getting-the village named after predicted that a fire would Sens. King and Joseph Bartu of a professional man, a doctor, with A*nmlrets Exclusive et*tot mttf Well," we can't stop the boys from high pressuring that first colored citizen of Co­ sweep the whole village off the who was a resident In the vil­ nek HD, Cleveland).- *2o« their wares. But we can call your attention to the fact that lumbus of 45 years ago. The map at once. lage. 1 know of machine shop In executing these three pro­ "Magic Ray" Lamp! alongside the Sensenbrenner smear on Page 1 of their question that came to mind was IT MAY BE EARLY, BUT OHIO'S 276 famed roadside The village still stands al­ employees., which means salar­ posals, the hangmen left only May 14 edition there appeared a retraction of a previous­ has Poindexter Village vindicat­ ies higher than are permissabl. park* are in business. Officially, Memorial day is accepted as ly published story in which they maintained that a Colum­ ed itself? • most as It did when first It, opening day, but State Highway Dept. officials aaid all parks, opened its doors.. The re - Is for village residents, who wer* bus night club operator had charged State Liquor Dir. except'three are open year-round.- Registration in 1954 hit a The question may seem ab­ some marring here and there longtime residents of the village. William C. Bryant with using a teenage decoy to "entrap surd to the many person* dwell­ but how little compared to the There may be some points in high of 12,136,34(1 visitors with 46 percent from out of state. Again permit violators." ing there at present but I won­ hundreds of children that have the critics' favor pertaining to the same facilities will be offered. Such a* shelter, picnic tables, William C. Bryant is a Democrat der if they were acquainted grown op with the village Into occupant*. its fireplaces complete with free wood, clean rest rooms and We might also go back a few months to the opening with all the uproar that came Its 16th year. The grass Is But, on the other hand, I know safe drinking water. Hours are 8 a. m. to midnight unless desig­ AMPLE FREE PARKING ALL AROUND STORE of the Ohio turnpike at the Pennsylvania border, just a with the proposal to put up hous­ green and new with spring, al­ of many widows or mothers with nated by signs placed in parks. hop, skip and jump from our contemporary's home base. ing for colored people during the though "it was believed that it children with nothing but a maid refreshes At that time the headlines screamed that no Negroes were great Roosevelt era. When it would vanish in ne time. Only or elevator operator's income to employed by the Turnpike Commission. They had to eat was proposed to clean out the now and then scraps of paper raise families in the village. The without filling "Blackberry Patch," for that is crow on that one, too. are lying carelessly around. low rent Income project was a Mt. Vernon's what that blighted section now . boon to them. Under other cir­ It is^ well to remember that the governor of the state composing Poindexter Village • s • of Ohio is a Democrat and *o is the turnpike commission­ cumstances, many of those chil­ was called, stiff opposition rose IS ITS PRETTY good appear­ dren would have grown up in Pastor, Wife er. and kept up a big tight. ance vindication for those who We think you get the point. hovels of vermin, lice, bed bugs Civic leaders didn't get had trust in it? I have heard of and every other undesired com­ around to mass meetings but no major fires and believe that pany. The village has kept Recent Hosts there were many meetings in not one single piece of furnish­ clean. Is that vindication? homes drumming up a full ings has been lost because of • • • By GEORGETTE GRANDY realization of what was about fire. Is that vindication? Many On Thursday evening Rev. R. children have grown to matur­ I DO NOT KNOW what can be N. Nelson, pastor of Mt. Vernon to take place. Low income rent considered vindication, but the dwellers were to be driven ity in pleasant surroundings un- AME, and Mrs. Nelson enter­ thought of in the old Blackberry village nas fulfilled many task*. tained the senior and Gospel from their homes. Where were It has kept adequate homes tor they to go? Lamentations rent Patch. They have had yard choirs of the church at the par­ space to play in. They have had numerous families—homes with sonage, 189 N. 20th st., Colum­ the skies over their hapless sufficient light, sufficient heat — Ths-y'ra always fun plight. even a playground for their use. bus. Approximately 50 persons la that vindication? and fuel for cooking. It has pro­ to spend an evening with... • « • were in attendance. vided backyard spaces for dry­ Sunday. June 29, at 3:30 p. m. WHAT WAS THE Blackberry Many critics of the project, — Th*y play a wonderful ing clothes, trash and garbage Rev. B. L. Brantley, pastor of ,»; f._rV*» Patch like? There was degreda- and don't forget that dissen­ containers that are emptied per­ "tot's 0. over fa Some of scrobbU... tian with (ire hazard frames of ters still exbt, have told stor­ iodically. Macedonia, will be guest speak­ er for the Sunshine club. His th. Smith's tonight weatherbeaten boarding shelter­ ies of how getting into the vil­ I know of families that have ing families from the wintry lage was rather hazardous. junior choir and- congregation been inconvenienced because too will accompany him. Twilight .... fie' winds, little if any pavement, Some families have had appli- much money was coming in but Gospel Singers will also appear ih.v've 9o. «, Qbom rAirCondftioner ..•*• '.•-*S£*;r. poor street. lighting, out-houses I know of no family that was set galore. Some conditions were on the program. Mrs. Mae Jef­ «* out in the street because of be­ ferson is president of the club, indescribable. But, one thing is ing a week behind in rent. FOl Annual Carnival and Mrs. Rachel Jones is chair­ true — people lived there and These acts of a landlord ought 8everal generations of them man of the program. Fair Is Being Held to make him a pretty .good land­ Willing Workers club is spon­ dwelt there somehow. lord in the renter's eye. There were those who were CLEVELAND. — The Future soring its annual "feast among Vindication—to me it is tiiit flowers" Sunday, June 5, from 4 not averse to wiping out that Outlook League'* annual benefit clean looking village, tho*. blight providing the new housing carnival fair, which opened to 7 p. m. at the church."The grassy lawns, and that host oi public is invited. Mrs. Eliza would go to the old residents. Tuesday on the FOL property, children growing up all over it It is always true that the wiping Woodland av. and 59th st., and Spriggs is chairman, Mrs. Ree- in . wholesome atmosphere. To cie Nutter, co-chairman, and out of a blighted area merely continue* through Memorial me It i* tho*. many mother*, drives the dweller* to congest day, May 90, according to FOL with no help from their wayward Mis. Anna Rapp, president. •5VW*_ other blighted areas. It was as­ official*, thi* year offer* th* husbands, who can keep their Sick of the church: Mabel sured by the proponents that th* largest variety of attraction* PEPSI STILL GIVES Barnett, 217 N. 18th St.; J. O; families together with so little YOU MORE! old residents would be given ever •ponsored in th* commu­ income. Smith, 1092 E. 12th av.; Helen first opportunity to occupy the They serve the bs11 *'v'„:*3; nity, And, to me, it has don* almost Mitchell, Mt. Carmel hospital; new dwelling*. In addition to th* unique ride* 2 FULL GLASSES Helen Johnson, 1486 Atcheson mocks In town..'. Even with that promise oppo­ as much for those residents as • WITHOUT ICE) designed for children, ther* sr. Rev. Poindexter did tor th* dif- St.; Emma Parker, 608ts Ed­ tfetttCTWC sition ran high. All sorts of pre­ epMjsaw A»* sotmem*

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Turner's Restaurant Under New M.ntg«m«nl 45»ii E. LONG ST. Ten Star Review, Headed SUNSET INN Columbus, O. «% BEER -WINE -WHISKEY S82 E. STH AVI. NEIGHBORHOOD GRILL HOME COOKED FOODS Boot, Win*. Horn* Cook*d BEER • WINE • LIQUOR ITS CA 4-98SS 997 By Hamilton, To Davton M \ Even though the local authorities visited (not raided) their teen 425 W. GOODALE ST. H• -'•'.. $ - . show Wednesday, June 15, 8:30 CHARLES CUNDIFF, Prop. Columbus. O. p^ m.. Promoters Ben Cowall dancing sessions at the Pour Loner ballroom they were given a Beer, Wine, Whiskey -: '- fir i and Elwood Parsons announced clean bill of rights and will continue to hold dances every Tuesday, Bene Cooked Foods here this week. Wednesday and Thursday . . . Tate's cleaners and Swan's, across QUALITY FOOD SHOP WE SPECIALIZE IN tho street from each other at 20th St Mt. Vernon, are in the "midst ex***-*. sen rooes "It's the greatest bargain of No. 1 & 2 T*S* *<*>*" BED HOT CHILI of another of their "price wars." At four garments for a buck it CHOP* > entertainment ever offered and 663 Mt. Vernon Ave.-FA. 9599 leaves us to wonder which one of them will be going to the clean­ every star is a champion," Fried Chicken ,u-r" — rtfi*.•--* -•' Cowaii and Parsons stated. ers first! Financially speaking, of course . . . After slaving over a Prop. J AS. ANTHONY hot debit book all week, insurance underwriters N. McAllister, Mil- smtTuv- The .Musicians' Haven "Let's begin with Roy Hamil­ Hrs., 11 A Al. 1 A. M. . \m^S^S^S^S^SwE^~ ' 1 burn Forte and Julius Williams monopolized the corner of the Bel­ "a...... »« ton, 'The Golden Boy of Song,' " ERSKINE HAWKINS mont bar to talk shop disregarding the prospective customers The Best In Bar-B-Q, CniU, GOOD FOOD THE BILL BOBINSON AWARD, presented snnually in hon­ they 'continued. "Follow this floating in and out of the room. Al Armstrong, occupying a near­ DOWNBEAT with Little Walkin' Willie and rhythm, La Vern Baker, Jirnmy Prepared tn Home Style or of the late tap dancer, goes this year to the Mills Brothers Reed and Delia Reese. by stool and suffering from a severe case of "Hangoversville,' .__->* A Ufi just voted most popular vocal group in 1954-55 Pittsburgh Cour­ his orchestra. Next we have the was good bait for a policy or two. MRS i. 8 SJWMHN ;Hfcf> champions of the vocal groups— "AU these chompions, includ­ ier theatrical poll. Above, C. Melvin Patrick (right) receives ing t\\ u great orchestras, for the • • * CLUB ROOM silver cup for winning vocalists from Stanley L. Brown, presi­ the Drifters, ths Spaniels and Inm PLAZA HOTEL 736£.L0A6 St. the Hearts." price of one admission will be WILSON (THE EARL) REPORTS—Virginia Tolbert whizzin' ROBERT (BOB) ( HRI3MON dent of Park and Tilford Distillers Corp., donor of award. Pat­ ut the U. of Dayton fieldhouse around town in her new black 'n' white, Crown Victoria Ford, with SPORTSMAN GRILL rick is president of Uptown Press club and publicity director "Plus the great Erskine Haw­ Manager Wednesday, June 15, at 8:30 red and white interior. Speaking of technicolored jobs this year— of Phi Beta Sigma fraternity. Park and Tilford presented award kins and his orchestra, and to p. m." brother, that's it! . . . The Kappas' bigwigs paused lor refresh­ When Downtown Moot MAKE IT A HABIT EATING AT TH» . . . 81 N. Garfield Avo. in previous years to the Ravens and the Dominoes. Formal pre­ round out the bill the unusual Advance tickets for the show ments after their Saturday evening meeting at the Neil House "Lula". Your Favorite Columbus. O. sentation to the Mills Brothers waa made Saturday at a music singing of Willie Mabon, and for are on sale now at the field- Dave Barnett expanding his chest as he served as the motorized Barmaid. festival in the Detroit Olympia. the champions of rock and roll house and Lor it ts Funeral unit of the Taylor-tot to wheel his 18 month old son across Hamil­ Fine Food S Liquor L & W Sunset Drive-h Home, Dayton. Mail orders ton _ Long . . . Popular Lee Hill, discarding Bronzcville for Chi should.be accompanied by self- cago June 4, is the reason a lot of the local gals are shedding Beer _ Wine Where Good Food U Mixed With LAST 4 NIGHTS! TOURS-FRI-SAT-SUN! addressed, stamped envelopes to tears ... To ease the minds of the local wolves, the Skyline's at­ 104 E. Lons SL at Third insure prompt mailing. Congenial People Teddy Wilson, Urbie Green tractive table of pretties were tossing a wedding shower for De- CApital 4-0652 IN lores Cason who will carry the title of Mrs. Gordon Cochran come N. 17th St. at E. Long Columbus. O THE Sat, May 28. Honoring Miss Cason were Donna Campbell, Shir- 1 DIAL FA. 0520 FOB DELIVERY SERVICE BUM-BUM ROOM PYTHIAN GRILL 'leen Conley, Barbara People*, Elaine Becker, Delores Clark, Shir­ NEW ley Greenfield, Donna Thomas, Alice Barton and Sony a Johnson. "I Open 24 Hours Dally Appear In 'Goodman Story' Variety of Sandwiches ... AU BURKE'S PLACE Flavors of Wine, Bottle Beer . . . Fashion show director, stately Clara Stephens, and party out 1057 NORTH 4th ST. Teddy Wilson, star of CBS- instrumentalists who have play­ and Pickled Pig Feet. for Saturday night cocktails after the Art Gallery show . . . OVER­ Columbus, O. Radio's "Teddy Wilson Show," ed in Benny Goodman's orches­ HEARD IN THE BACK BOOTH: "Maybe he Isn't gone, but bU 860 MT VERNON AVE. and Urbie Green, CBS staff tra through the years, brain Is." . . . Two local gold diggers comparing nuts—er, notes: WHISKEY Columbus, O. Singles — Doubles trombonist, will be seen and Wilson was the first pianist in "Now, I'm not saying he's rich but last week he sold his Cadillac t-HflsTll.., ,. 'II SUB- UL—•..-• IL-:",'-_ BEEB, WINE, FOOD heard in the motion picture the Benny Goodman trio of the —the ashtrays were full. And the week before that ho sold his MACON HOTEL MAYBELLE "The Benny Goodman Story," late 30s. His work was heard on Lincoln. It was facing In the wrong direction." along with a host of other star many of the recordings made by Visit • • • . AMERICAN and CHINESE RESTAURANT 300 lbs. of Rhythm 8C Blues the Benny Goodman trio, quar­ EDDIE JAV'S WEEKLY COLUMNSCOOPS — The chirpln' Cantonese Family Dinners Served At All Hours •Music & Dancing Nightly tet and sextet, which have be­ LAKESHORE GRILL Five Dreamers have an angel . . . guy named Irving Rubin, who PARADISE CAFE We Freshly Prepare Any Order To Take Out LVIbLAGE TAVERN come ^-collectors' items. «tS W. Goodale SL has arranged to get them disc dates with a Cincy recording house 878 Mt. Vernon Avo. 1219 MT. VERNON AVE. HOUSE OF SOLID COMFORT 9:30 - 230 Green, a newcomer on the CA 4-06M ... Popular Elsie Yates, who workfU at the Macon Lounge when Member Columbus, O. they were featuring shows^ is the new barmaid at LVA Club . . . Musical Entertainment Nightly jazz scene, recipient of the r: it Whisky. Boer A Wins Serving the People in and' . We understand now where attractive Sue Carter gets her looks MT. VERNON Always a surprise package In oar beautiful Corner Cocktail Around Poindexter Village Downbeat magazine 1954 Bome Cooked Food Special Memorial Day when we met her charming Mom, Mrs. Rose Caver . . . Editor AVENUE DISTRICT Lounge for your evening's enjoyment. BEER, WINE GOOD FOOD "Award of the "Year" in the. new CLARENCE HOLMES. IMPROVEMENT Attraction Russ Jackson and the staff received greetings in form of-Ja card SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO PARTIES i Open 7AM.- Close 1 P. M star category, played with vari­ Prop: ASSOCIATION and CHESTER E. WHITE, Opr ous musical organizations for from songstress**Savannah Churchill, who soys, her engagement in FOR RESERVATIONS CALL FAT 0512 Honolulu is really Paradise . . . Dave Humphrey, returning to WHISKEY • BEER Jam Session H about ten years before he join­ 366-368 N. 20TH ST. COLUMBUS, O. Bronzeville after a si* months stay in N. York, was snatched up WINE ed Woody Herman's "Third by Perfecto, Inc., as salesman for their many products. Likable Good Food Served FREE PARKING IN REAR Herd," where he stirred great Dave will do n great job for the firm, too. Open Daily 11:30 A M. To 4 A. M. TIPPIN' INN CAFE excitement as a jazz soloist. He SKURDY'S • • » joined the Goodman organiza­ LOWDOWN FROM THE LOCAL GRAPEVINE — It was a 798 ML Vernon Avo. tion later. More recently, he has Music Bar & Food Bar knockdown, dragout affair out of the side door of the Litchford CoPa. O. headed small combos for re­ Saturday nrght when the diminutive man-about-town administered cordings in the "cool" school of Regal Visit Oar New Long Bar UQUOR-WINE-BEER a sound thrashing to his lady love. We weren't close enough to jazz. hear the reason. When she took off her shoes to polish the heels Fine Food • Beer Wine across his dome she lost a double sawbuck and two ten spots, 772 E. LONG ST. COLUMBUS. OHIO The "Teddy Wilson Show" will Fine Food Open Daily I A M. . 1 A M. which were stashed in the toe of one of her shoes. After the fierce PRE - HOLIDAY leave the air after the broadcast 1074 ML Vernon Avo. fighting had subsided, both were on hands and knees looking for Saturday, June 4 (2:30-3 p. m ), Col's, O. the loot . . . Long lost Pack Points cruised into B'ville in a block following which Wilson and FAirfax 0142 long Caddy Saturday night and says he is working for Look maga- Green will leave for Hollywood. sine's Circulation Dept. He is currently handling a soliciting sales A MERRY MAKER PRESENTATION service with 18 girls traveling with his troupe. Since Points' busi­ DAWN ness is pointing south we wonder what he is going to do with the ofay beauts on his staff? . . . Rumors are being circulated that a couple of Southside toughfes are hired by an Eastside socialite to DECORATION DAY DANCE rough up her ever loving hubby who has the roving eye and wan­ DANCE m*- Torch Club dering hands. She would have never found it out if he hadn't talk­ PRESENTING ed in his sleep. Unsuspecting hubby will be surprised when he FEATURING 941 MT. VERNON AVE. COLUMBUS. OHIO reads this column. • • • BEER • WINE • LIQUORS THINGS WILL BE ROCKIN' AT EAST HI FBIDAY NIGHT— Sonny Thompson "Specializing In Italian Spaghetti" If you haven't picked up your tickets for the Spring St. Y's annual "Variety Show" this Friday night you'd better run out and get the Fl¥fi DREAMERS Open Dally S P. M.-Z:M AM. — Closed Sundays them because the stage fare will embrace some of the best talent AND HIS ORCHESTRA seen around these parts in many a moon. Headlining the bill will be the Ravens, internationally known Mercury recording artists featuring Jimmy Ricks. The Ravens are flying in (no pun intend­ plus DON TATE and BAND FEATURING ed) from N. York especially for this engagement. Additional acts will include the Dreamers, Jeanette Grider and Bob Hill, Mltai GINNY COVINGTON On Vocal* Joyce, the Choraliers, Buddy Kimbro, a male chorus line featuring With LULA REED .. For The Opening local business and professional men, Baleigh Randolph and the BUNKY DRAKE On Bass and Vocals WATCH Ol The New ... "Sultans of Swing," Vivian Ford, Jack Lee, Joyce Patterson, En- gene Walker and many others. We'll be looking for ya there. • • • MIDNITE MAY 29* 10-2 FLAMINGO CLUB i GRIll WHILE WE'RE TALKING ABOUT THE ENTERTAINMENT schedule for the week let's not overlook the Merry Makers' dance SATURDAY, MAY 28 TILL 4 A. M. Now Under Construction On Hie presentation at the Valley Dale this Sunday, May 29, when the SONNY THOMPSON boys will feature the sensational music of Sonny Thompson and his AT THE VALLEY DALE BALLROOM And LULA REED Ground Level... orchestra spotlighting vocalovely Lulu Reed . . . Reports from St. Cyprian's social committee are that bids for their summer formal SUNBURYROAD at the Jewish Center, slated for June 4, are going fast. You'd bet­ 790-792 East Long Street ter get yours before they disappear. HY-WAY ROLLARENA Adv. $IM (Tax Incl.) 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SATURDAY. MAY 3ft, 19SS THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, MAY 28. J955 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE ii FAGr/*._cS 1t^4 _ __ THIRTY-SEVEN (ONE OHIOftN) ADDED TO NAACP LIFE MEMBERSHIP TEE TIME First NAL Game 01 '55 Is Hishop W. J. Walls, Chicago; xander Looby, Nashville; C. N. N. YORK. — Thirty-seven per­ Cornell, ; Dr. G. Thomas Russ Jackson, sons and organizations became Wilbur Halyard, Milwaukee; James Peck, N. York; the Co- Kersey, Chicago; Chester K. GIL Booked For Stadium June 2 NAACP life member* or life lespie, Cleveland; N. A. Eggles* membership subscribers during etts club, Detroit; Excelsior grand chapter, Order of East­ ton, Richmond, Va.; Zeta Phi First Negro American League game of the season in April, it was announced at as­ Beta sorority, Baton Rouge, La.; Floyd Seward sociation headquarters here ern Star, Tennessee; and the Columbus i8.8che*dulcd for Thursday, June 2, when the Nashville chapter of Links, Inc., Dr. G. A. Rodger*, Anniston. famed Kansas City Monarchs and Memphis Red Sox clash Thursday. The list includes one Ala.; Mrs. D. J. Diggs, Okla­ Ohioan. national women's organization. in an arc light contest starting at 8:15. homa City; Dr. H. W. William. The Monarchs, piloted by all- Among the new life members Life membership subscribers, ston, Idabel, Okla.; John Clark, Win In Publinx time great John (Buck) O'Neil, and subscribers are three who have made initial payments Dallas, Tex. has another (powerhouse with churches, a hotel, a civic club, on memberships, are: Bethle­ By ARTHUR H. BLAND have won 15 pennants and eight such stars as Hnnk Bayliss, Jim hem Baptist church, Atlanta; Randolph S. Davis, Miami. world series in the 36 years his­ Gilmore, Hank Muson, Joe Pat­ the faculty of a school, the chair­ Fla.; Dr. Floyd Thompson, Tuc­ ISTORY WAS MADE Sunday Wnen two Wedge Golf man of an NAACP fund raising Siloam Presbyterian, Brooklyn, H club members won the Class D best ball tournament of tory of the American League. terson, Enrique Maroto and eth­ N.Y.; Shiloh Baptist, Norfolk. son, Ariz.; Katherine Watson The team has sent eight player* er fast developing youngsters and membership campaign, a Coleman, Roxbury, Mass.; Hen­ the Publinx Golfers Ass'n, Columbus. Floyd Seward and Va.; Gotham hotel, Detroit; to the major leagues, whose names are destined to newspaper publisher, a rabbi, ry F. Owens, Cambridge, Mas*. Russ Jackson carded a neat 80 over the Minerva Lake and a bishop. Trojan Civic club, Petersburg, course to lead the field by two strokes. Jackson and Sew­ O'Neil has been with the Mon­ adorn player rosters of major Va.; faculty of Young St. school, W. A. Lewi* Agency. Detroit; archs for 18 straight years as league clubs in the very near The new life members, who Herbert V. Baker, Ft. Worth, ard recently joined the Publinx Golfers Ass'n and it was have made the full $500 pay­ Atlanta; Roscoe Dunjee, Okla­ player and manager. future. homa City, Okla., publisher; Tex.; Alice S. Ba*kin», Leaven­ their first appearance in one of the association's tourneys. HANK BAYLISS Reports have it that O'Neil ment, are Samuel G. Simons, worth, Ktn*.; Milen* Jeweler*, The two put together The Red Sox this year are chairman of an NAACP mem­ Rabbi Samuel Perlman, Newton, some fielding a young club stamped Mass. Oakland, Cal.; N a * h v 111. fine wood shots, backed them now live in Chicago and are still bership and fund raising cam­ NAACP branch. by keen observers ot the nation­ paign in Springfield, Mass.; Oda Daly, N. Orleans; Z. Ale­ up with deadly iron shots and hitting the ball . . . Capital City al pastime as Uie team to watch guided putts. met Louisville; no report on the in Uie American League. Back Hats off to two great competi­ outcome . . . Jolting Joe Brooks SPORTS GLEANINGS for another campaign at the YOUR BUSINESS NEIGHBORS tors. was seen whaling his drives two helm of the Memphis nine is D1GGIN DIVOTS — Mickey country mile* down the fair­ By William (Bill) Bell veteran Homer (Goose) Curry. Jones and Thomas Larry tied ways at Raymond Memorial Touted members of the Red Marie Kennedy and Art Bland course. Sports Editor Sox include Willie James Shcel- Charles Soloman Has 33 in the Wedge club's best ball er, brothers Orlando and Gilbert tourney at Berwick. The two Verano, Ace Robinson, Lonnie teams will play the tie off this By AMOS U. LYNCH Harris and Charley Davis. Sunday at the same course . Marshall, Furry (Pinchhitting For Bill Bell) The Monarchs-Red Sox game Year Business Background Big John Mason shaved 10 ia first of a series of official strokes off his game during the Lone Columbus EWCOMER BOB TRICE, farmed tut to the Columbus Jets by American League frays slated mittee, Is owner of Sully's week . . . Walt Willis banged a N the Kansas City Athletics, appears to have inherited the "hard ' * SHE MS PtxiRtTD IHW THAT PRESS -SHC fOBGOT TO Charles Soloman, vice presi­ for play in Columbua Jet sta­ dent of the Mt. Vernon Av. Dist. Loan Co., 1063 Mt. Vernon av., 79 at the hilly (and not so easy) luck" toga worn by "Bullet Bill" Greason last season. Trice dium. Popular prices will pre­ Improvement Ass'n and chair­ Columbus. * Bridge-view course, trailing Victors In State hooked up in a brilliant pitching duel with Richmond's Dick Starr vail at each contest. Youngsters eaatetttmWrAL **S4-rue&s He has been with the firm your* .truly by two strokes . . . before a Knot Hole day turnout Saturday and was 0-0 until the man of the membership com­ East's Jim Marshall in the accompanied by an adult will b* since its inception 33 years 8go. Nate Green used a driver and roof caved in on him in the bottom of the eighth. admitted free. Soloman believes consumer seven iron to bag a beaut of a shotput and West's Dick Furry education could do much to ad­ par on Berwick'* No. 2. in the high jump provided Co­ He had two down and two on when Uie batter lofted an easy vance businesses In the area. Walda Robinson's newest ad­ lumbus with its only winners in pop foul. His catcher misjudged the ball and Jet first sacker Lou the state track and field cham­ VISIT BEAUTIFUL ahis happy face is mine: Sam Eng­ "If we can let people in the dition is a a-stroke reduction to Limraer raced in to the rescue and just when it appeared he'd get lish of the Commonipeafr/t Loan Co. her score . . . Carol and Cleo- pionships at Ohio stadium last the ball for the final out, Limmer collided with and fell over the district know that prices are weekend. Tat 44 E. Long Street I thought it might low, plenty of parking space is phus Johnson are missed around visiting-club botboy. The ball fell free and gave Uie batter new BEULAH PARK the links here in C-town—they Marshall won the shot title, life. be a good idea to show you what I look available, banking and poet of­ OVER WEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND like in case you're shopping for a loan fice facilities are at hand, mer­ undisputed, with a Heave of 54 ft. 3*2 in., but his failure in the When the was finally wrapped up Trice was on the of $25 to $1000 on signature, furniture chant* are accom m o d a t i n g short end of a 6-0 count and neither he nor his mates could dent about cashing checks and other SCHOLARLY fi a o r g * W. discus event came as a big dis­ or car ... and want to know the kind of appointment to the Bengals, the slants of the wiley Starr. The Jets collected a total of two people you're dealing with when you services and customers can be­ Gore, Jr., Ph.D., recently be­ hits and Trice who went all the way saw his pitching record come acquainted with managers particularly in lieu of the fact come to Commonwealth. gan his sixth year as presi­ he'd bettered the winning toss dwindle to 1-2. FINAMDAYS Sine 1887 we've earned a reputation for saying "why cer­ and owners, I believe they would want to help themselves dent of Florida A-M univer­ of 157 ft. 7/8 in. on several oc­ tainly" very promptly to employed people. That's because casions this season. 2 while they help us," he said. sity in Tallahassee. we believe borrowing is often the best way to solve a problem Furry was pressed to tie War­ HECTOR LOPEZ, brilliant second baseman gifted the Colum­ and because we're sold 100% on the honesty end good ren Howland's Harold Yancey bus club for early play in Uie Internat 1 League and then recalled OF RACING intentions of th* working man and woman. in the high jump, each missing by the Athletics, has been the Kansas City club's starting second MAT 28 and MON., Hay 30 - So, If you need a loan now , . . phone, writ* or come out on attempts to better the 6 baseman ever since. He has conUnued the spectacular play afield in. Here'* my address: Commonwealth Loan Co* 44 E. ft. 2. in. mark which went into which firsj won .him plaudits from Columbus fans and had begun CHILDREN Long Street, 2 Doors West of City Parking Garage, Phone: the books as the winning mark. to click at the plate on the writer's last check of Kaycee box UNDER 1* CApital 4-2191. East registered 12 points, scores. NOT scoring in four different events, ADMITTED I CHARLES SOLOMAN and finished in a tie for fourth The Jets' fourth player of color, Joe Taylor, who was shipped in the final Class A team stand­ out to Portland of the Pacific Coast League after be went into a ings. Team" titlist was Cleveland slump at the plate, I* the starting eenterflelder for the Coast BULLET BILL GREASON, East Tech in A, Xenia Woodrow League nine. PAUL'S OLYMP1A St. Louis Cardinal farmhand Wilson in B. In Columbus .•. "Men of Distinction who pitched for Columbus in EAST'S THINCLADS domi­ BARBERSHOP the American Ass'n last sea­ nate a 13 man team which will Follow this Directory Complete Tonsorial Service son, is now chucking for the enter the Ohio AAU track and ADVERSE WEATHER, a companion of nearly every game played at Jet stadium this season, has failed to dampen Uie spirits PAUL CUMMINGS, Prop. Houston Buffs in the Class AA field championships at Dayton Texas League. After a rocky of Columbus baseball fans, or so Uie attendance statistics would To Better Tonsorial , 774 E. Long St. FA. 0488 Wednesday, June 1, under the start he blanked Dallas 6-0 on banner of Columbus Eastside indicate. The Jets stood 18,000 paid admissions ahead of what the POST TIME 2:30 P. M. Service** six hits and followed up with Tigers. Columbus Red Birds drew for the same number of games a year a four hit 0-1 win over Ft. The team is comprised of ago after Monday night's game, the club's 16th '55 season opening. BAX'S Worth. James Marshall, shotput and MIH OR sum BARBER SHOP discus; Tim Blalock, pole vault; ON ROUTE S AT MOVI CITY PIERCE'S Jerry Nowell, high and low hur­ SOUTHWEST Of COLUMBUS 653 HARRISON AVE. IN THE MAJORS the Athletics' Vic Power, apparently per- BARBER SHOP dles; Mai Potts, mile run and manently stationed at first I Mea, Women, Children's ARROW high jump; Paul Locke, 880 yard Complete Barber Serviee Balreattlag — Facials base, paces the beige stars at! We 9> run and pole vault; Lawrence the plate with a lofty .389 aver­ Doing Business At Oar Estis, 880 yard relay; Ervin New Location Shirts and Time age. Roy Campanella, having a A SPECIALTY 534 E. LONG ST. Chubbs, mile relay; Bill Wilson, wonderful spring, is cuffing the 440 yard dash, 880 and mile re­ WHALEY hall to the tune of .349 and leads ; Ed Bailey lay; Dave Lynch, 100 and 220 both leagues with 39 runs batted! at LAKESHORE GRILL BARBER SHOP yard dashes; 880 relay; Don in. BARNES & SCOTT 614 E. LONG ST. Greer, mile relay; Willie Smith, Complete Barber Serviee "Tha Uttto Hot* IS) tha Wall- 880 relay and pole vault; Don Don Newcombe of Uie Dod­ Complete Barber Service • N. HIGH ST. Barbecue Ribs & Chicken 12M ML Vernon Av*. L a w s o n, 100 and 220 yard gers has the best won-lost rec­ Barbers: Co'urabua, Ohio "29 Year* On Th. Avenu*" Irene Turner it Bath Jones dashes,, 880 relay. ord with six victories and no Fred Barnes, Gay Scott, DELUXE FACIALS losses and Sam Jones, author of BEER • WINE • LIQUOR Uie majors' only no hitter to Prep*. WILLIS WHALEY, Prop. Norman Butler date, leads the senior (Nat'l) White, Manias, __=_£> circuit in with 59 vic­ WE HIGHLY RECOMMEND Prop. Barker tims. SUG'S JOHNSON'S BARBER SHOP COLUMBUS JETS WHITE BROTHERS BARBER SHOP 821 E. 5th Ave. A-M Coach Writes BARBER SHOP 675 E. LONG ST. Men, Women and Children's Foofball Article —* Complete Barber Serviee Hair Catting OPEN DAILY S-T:M Hours: 7:30 A. M. - 7:30 P. M. TALLAHASSEE, Fla.— 309 E. Barthman Ave. Barberst Sag Holman, Albert HAVANA Job—sen Sat. 7:30 A. M. To 8 P. M. "Blocking and Tackling" is Uie Columbus, O. Opea Wednesday Afternoon subject of an article written by !u%'s ^lav/em BEING CUTE TO OTHERS (AN BE ANNOYING TO OTHERS Thur*., May 26. 9 P. M. Robert (Pete) Griflin head line Fri., May 27, 8 P. M. coach at Florida A-M university, and appearing in *he cuiront is-J THOMPSON BARBER SHOP BROGSDALE'S FOR RESERVATIONS sue of Scholastic Coach. The ar­ WINES (Formerly At Mt. Vernon St St. Clair Ave*.) Call CA. 4-1175 ticle is illustrated by two and a BARBER SHOP half pages c*f picture* using -M4 MT. VERNON AVENUE, Near 18th St. PAPIER'S SHOE STORE COLUMBUS JETS TICKET AGENTS: Chillicothe, Hugh Jen­ 100% Pure California Wine SEVEN CHAIR SHOP €21 E. LONG ST. University of Oklahoma players Factory Returned Sample Shoos • Men's Army Work nings, 9 W. Second; Circleville, Court-Main Restaurant; Dela­ as models. ALCOHOL 21% BY VOLUME Complete Barber Service Shoe* • Men** Dress Shoe* • Women's & Children'* ware, Fort Delaware Hotel; Lancaster, Risch Drug Store; Lon­ Men, Women and Children's Hair Cutting and Styling Facials and Scalp Treatments don, Max Cannon Newsstand; Mary3ville, Hoy's Cafe; Marion, Shoe* • Women's Handbag Overshoes, .50 pair Hotel Marion; Mt. Vernon, Rex Billiards; Newark, Evans Drug A Specialty A Specialty Children's Cowboy Boot* $1 to $1.45 pair Bass Fishing Good LAKESHORE GRILL Ladle* Hair Bobbing, Scalp Treatment, Deluxe Facials Store; Springfield, Meek'* Sporting Goods; Urbana, The How­ W. J. Saber, Barber 529-531 N. 20th SL, Cor. Leonard Columbus, Ohio ard Supply Co.; Washington C. H., Bray's News; Bellefontaine, According to reports of fisher­ Barber* t Andrew Hani*, Damon Lyneh, Isiah Ha mite, men, smallmouth bass fishing is Complete Barber Serviee Logan Newsstand; Zanesville, Modern Grill: Logan, Leon's; 435 W. GOODALE ST. COLUMBUS. 0. Chester Sharp snd Benny Fisher ML Sterling, Moore's Store; Grove City, Sportsmans Club. good in Uie vicinity ofthe Bass JOHN THOMPSON, Prep. Be Informed — Read The Sentinel Island* in Lake Erie.

** 1>aaiiimn mi an i ia,m >n »My«.y.i',,1 —«•!«i\»n ..in I,Ian i i ai, m.. ,„,„ ,,._. SATURDAY. MAY 28, iSSS SATURDAY, MAY 28. IMS FACE is T*J9HW3^mft. THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 17 Pinkston Slow To Central State Cops MWAA Field, Track CBS-TV AddsCoveraqe Heal; Hay Be Out Meet, Lewis' Boys In Front By 11 Points Of Big 10 Grid Games Another 10 Days WILBERFORCE.—Co»ch G. F. (Country) Lew*' field and track teams, competM* - The outstanding football games of the Big 10 Confer, Ailing Al Pinkston. out of th« in the MWAA annual championships, scored in 11 out of 15 eventsi in the recent meet ence will be broadcast, regionally, by the CBS-TV net­ Columbus Jets lineup since ho held on the Central State college campus, to earn top place with 52 points, while Lin: work, It was jointly announced Thursday by K. L. (Tug); suffered injury to his left elbov* coin (Mo.) pulled in second with 41 2/5 points,.Central State claiming a neat margin of Wilson, commissioner 'of the Big 10, and Sig Mickelson,' at Richmond May 12. may no: 11 points. CBS vice president in charge of news and public affairs. be able to play again befor? The Country Lewis guided The network will also present, June 7. club officials told The teams copped four first places. Tillotson, Jackson, Kentucky Kentucky State's Eady won for the second consecutive year, Sentinel Wednesday. 111. Joe Johnson, sophomore, took State, Lincoln (Mo.) and Ten­ first place in the javelin throw, national broadcasts of Big 10 NOV. 12 — Iowa vs. Ohio Pinkston banged up the elbow the pole vault with 10 ft. 6 in.; nessee State. distance 159 ft, 8 In., while basketball games, beginning State, at Columbns. diving back to first base in an Fred Lewis, senior, shot put, 44 Jackson college took second Grambling claimed three fourth KANSAS CITY. MONARCHS, WHO CAVE such standouts as Brook­ early in December. attempt to prevent becoming * ft. 6% in.; Eugene Beard, Member universities of the place in the pole vault, shot put, place events. lyn s Jackie Robinson and Satchell Paige, who pitched winning ball for Cleveland and St. Louis The agreement with the Big 10 Big 10 are Illinois, Indiana, victim In a pickoff play. Rushed freshman, high jump, 6 ft. 1 Mi mile run and 220 low hurdles. (Browns) despite fact he was well over 40, oome to Columbua on Thursday, June 2, for a night gives the network the right to back to Columbus for examine in., and Norwood Jackson, sop­ The tennis tournament of the Iowa, Michigan, Michigan State, tions. he h a s undergone daily Huston-Tillotson claimed sec­ fray with the Memphis Red Sox. Game will be first Negro American League tilt of the 1965 sea­ select the games to be broad­ Minnesota, Northwestern, Ohio homore, discus, distance 133 ft. ond place in the 880, 220 and two meet was called oft because of son for Columbus. Game time la 8:15 p. m. cast, as the football season pro­ treatment by OSD Trainer Ernie Bin. State, Purdue and Wisconsin. Biggs but still complains of AL PINKSTON mile relay. rain. gresses. As of now, based on soreness In the joint. The Central Staters went on best pre-season estimates, out­ ston was leading the Jets at th" to claim four second places in standing games available on the At the time of his Injury Pink- plate with a .321 average. HU r the shot put, broad jump, 120 specified regional dates appear hits included five doubles. fou yard high hurdles, two mile run Cager Wilt Chamberlain Is to be: BASEBALL home runs. 13 RBI's and 17 runs and tied for second in the high Harga-Hiehob Headline SEPT. 24 — Washington vs. FIRST NEGRO scored. jump. Second place winners for Minnesota, at Minneapolis. AMERICAN LEAGUE The Jets wind up the current Central State were Norwood OCT. 8—Wisconsin vs. Pur- GAME OF THE SEASON home stand with single arc light Jackson, David Colter, Marvin Center Of Mew Controversy doe, at Lafayette, lad. frays against tho Havana Cu­ LyUt and Henry Munford, while Police Benefit Program; OCT. »-Mlchlga*. vs. Min­ THINK - JUNE 2 bans Thursday and Friday, re­ Wilbur Brown and Albert Man- Mysterious Wilt (The Stilt) Chamberlain seems to an. nesota, at Minneapolis. 8.15 P. M. turn to Columbus June 7 for * ley tied for second with Fuller ewer one question in order to make room for half a dozen NOV. S — Wisconsin vs. 21 game home stand . JETS STADIUM of Tennessee in the high jump. more. Northwestern, at Evaneten, KANSAS CITY Lincoln claimed four first Brazil Meets Von Albert Now that he's said it would be More Game This Year place events. Shannon took the They're Here Kansas university's basketball hiring plant, hiring Negroes and MONARCHS Fall Insurance Coverage broad jump at 22 ft. 4ii in.; MWA junior heavyweight champion Billy Varga of team for him thi* •''all, he's cen links IN Countries Reports of the first 10 days of Hollywood stacks up against his most bitter rival and the whites on the same basis. He vs. Perkins took the 440 dash in ,..AND MOTKlft, ter of a new barrage of. queries. sold Wilt on the good business MEMPHIS BYRD & SON the annual roadside game sur­ 49.9, the 220 in 21.2 and the mile No. 1 challenger, the ever popular Jackie Nichols, in the Did some alumni promise him opportunities and wholesome at­ The Bell System now links 106 vey indicate that counts of relay in 3:26.3. headline bout of the all-star Columbus Police Dept. Ath­ tHIY'ltl NANDSOMII a sizable subsidy? Why did he titudes of the people. countries and areas with about RED SOX AUTO UUNDRY pheasants, rabbits, and quail are letic Ass'n benefit wrestling program at Haft's -Acre pick KU7 Waa his coach offered 98 percent of the world's tele­ running higher than the counts Tennessee State won three Phog says there's no truth at TWO OF THE Pick-Up And Delivery first place events. Cole claimed Thursday night. a Job there? These questions, a all in the rumor that Chamber­ phones. The latest connection obtained for the same period few others and all the implica­ LEAGUE'S POWERHOUSE8 tt* Cleveland Ave. CA 4-7MS the mile run In 4:51.9; Buford Varga, ftubbad the "cry lain's coach, Cecil Mosenson, was made recently between the Gen. Adm. fl.M Box Seats last year. tions are now going the rounds. waa offered an assistant's job at the 880 in 2:05.3, and Caffey, 220 baby" by many fans, is a great except prestige, in that match— Straws U. S. and the British-owned As­ $1.25 — Children Free When a—*m~+m low hurdles, 23.6. athlete though most fans figure and Is still the junior heavy­ "No," says Phog Allen. KU. He haa a 8 ft 8 in. player cension Islands in the mid-At­ Accompanied By Aa Adult Eady of Kentucky State took he has been extra lucky in his weight kingpin. KO's basketball coach, "If he wants to develop and has no bouts with Nichols in the past. any alamni's giving money I intentions of leaving hia job. lantic ocean. first place in the javelin throw, Thursday's scrap la scheduled know not a thing. When they distance 44 ft. 6*i in. Degraffied Last time they met in a Co­ for one fall with a 60 minute TWo of the Stilt's teammates of Grumbling won first place in time limit. "ADAM get Interested, though, even are coming to KU with him. WH00P-TI-D0 lumbus ring, however, Varga'a the president ef the university They will receive the same aid the 100 yard dash In 9.8. McGee luck ran out, Nichols scored a A special event will be a box­ •foea-s't fcsew what they do." of Jackson college claimed the knockout over the champion, in ing battle royal with policemen and all must stay in tho upper two mile run In 11:22.9. A reliable source says Cham­ two-thirds of their class to keep a sensational boxing bout that taking part In a leather throw­ berlain, who had 100 money on it H's BEASLEY-GROVE for tower prices! Competing colleges were Cen­ has the fans still talking. ing contest. the line offers from colleges tral State, Grambling, Huston- Of course, Varga lost nothing - Remainder of the wrestling program includes Bo Bo Brazil and pro teams across the coun­ NASH 4-Dr. try, picked KU for two reasons tttC.t-fi PACKARD 4-Dr. lOQ CJyj against Edmund Von Albers, '50 R&H S. 7 J J J UltramatiG • Jack Vansky vs. Golden Secret —the counsel of m wealthy Ne­ Woke Grittier FORD 2-Dr. f_9_ ' _1 HUDSON Coupe «0C POLICE WRESTLING SHOW and FraaUe Talaber vs. Chlet gro industrialist and the prom­ '51 R&H *"*« *• Pacemaker m Big Heart ise of $100 a week. CHEVROLET First bout is In the ring at Allen says, so far as he In New Role As '51 2-Dr. RAH 'CA MERCURY JV HAFTS ACM AMNA 8:18 p.m. Jknows, Wilts* came there be- PLYMOUTH Cam- 4-Dr. R&H. M95 cause the recraltiog campaign '52 bridge 2-Dr. RAH '795 Hurt. May 21— 'M FORD Victoria M?QC Lee's have over 10 popular was most effective. Strong Ne­ Newscaster NASH Rambler L , i J MrJrato And Dads new shades in solids and gro alumni were used le inter­ * R&H. Fordomatic - * 8:30 P. 1. ' "\ a* '52 Hardtop. R&H. .. •W5 combinations, phis M differ­ est hia la KU. Three ef the ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Tom DODGE Meadow- »M WILLYS Sta. Wg. MAfC ent styles ,.to select from. meet Influential were"?Dewdsl Hendricks, Michigan trackman JJ ,V7 VAMA vi. IISHOU Suffer From Storm and football halfback, is in a '53 brook 4-Dr. R&H. MOW Htr., OD, llk« new *»* Come in, try them on! You'll Davis, editor of the Kansas BOBO BRAZIL vi VON JILBEBS be all set for summer! Others City Call; Etta Motea, concert new role, one which he hopes WE DO OCR OW! UNANf'NT, Extensive high water damage may lead to a career of news- POLICE •ATTLE ROYAI to young muskrats and duck priced from $1.09 to $5.00. stager trained by Donald Swarthout, dean ef the School casting. Tag Team Mitch— nests in the Lake Erie marshes The 180 pound Wolverine 770 W. BROAD Open 'til 10 CA. 1-6505 Al Haft Promotloa is reported by Karl Bednarik, of Pine Arts, and Lloyd Ker- sprinter, broad Jumper and grid Ohio Division of Wildlife biolo­ fords. halfback from Detroit has been gist The high water, which oc-, Kerforda himself b net a handling a late news broadcast curred on May 14, was caused KU grad, bat his children are. from a local station, and also by a wind storm from a north­ He owns the caves in Atche­ turned In a topnbtch Job of pub­ easterly direction. The water son. Kans., rented by the gov­ lic address announcing at the rose an average of Vk ft. within ernment for surplus food stor­ Class C and D state high school three hours, and newly bora age. He also owns a manufac- track meet here. It's great to have that muskrats were trapped in NOW AT houses and drowned. Duck nests PEYTON. SOHIO STYLE or*' muskrat houses and low LEES SHOP 781 460 — 327 Describes Player As SERVICE STATIONS banks were destroyed by the "CLEAN 14M E. Long St. Ml E. Long St. high water. 72 E. M.irt St. 408 712 — 395 1 'Met! ThiRfl To Coleman' 522 St. Clair Ave. 777 Mt. Vernon Ave. 10O ' Mt. VVriion 775 421 — 024 E. LANSING, Mich.-Football LIE'S 0D»T. STORE Coach Duffy Daugherty loves to ENGINE" Hoover Dam Slocked L a-ttl CUVilAHB AVI. __ 981 896 — 973 introduce tackle Embry Robin­ Pish management operations son to people by calling him the have reached a peak this spring closest thing to Don Coleman, SUMMER SHIRTS ATLAS on Hoover dam, according to a Michigan State's all-time foot­ FEELING! recent report of the Ohio Divi­ ball great, that the Spartans sion of Wildlife. Attempts dre ever bad. Then be points out and you can being made to insure the best IDECORATIOM DAY/ that the husky—and good nat- Tea Never Bad TUBELESS TIRES possible fishing in this new res­ ured—Pittsburgh product wears ervoir in Franklin and Delaware No. 77 while Coleman wore No. get it now with a Guoieeleed tgfTXjt counties. It Se Cool! SOHIO HQD SOHIO. Staggering Total A! Recent Meetieg We're starting a COOL oil change, e, at By the end of 1854 there were TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Miss wave with thesa smart 52,814,000 telephones in operation Julia Martin, Inst rue.orof shirts. . . "air condition throughout the U. S. All but chemistry at Florida A-M uni­ ed" for your comfort on 7,775,000 were operated by the versity, attended the recent the hottest daysl PEYTON'S SOHIO Bell System. meeting of the American Chem­ SERVICE STATIONS $< ical Society at Fisk university. PLUS ROGERS' 841 E. LONG ST. flUNTESS ft FISHERMAN'S 1493 E. LONG ST. TAX SERVICE STATION Give purpose to their sacrifice. Exercise your rights as Memberships Available 777 MT. VERNON AVE. 15:70-15 SIZE 405 CLEVELAND AVE. an American, in every way you can! 522 ST. CLAIR AVE low prices on other uzes, tee. (Corner of Buckingham) EV. 1440 CAIRO Complete rsage ef sUes la att-whltea and solid colors uoorxd trade'ht offowoncei ot Columbus, O. APEX RECREATION CLUB, Inc. Boron Gas Dining Room Serviee Dally Now Is Che Time BILLIARDS- BASEBALL SCORES Write C/O Gee. Harris PEYTON'S Te Change Year OH AFD 1 Pact Cttatea, O. OWEN'S HABERDASHERY For Summer Driving 740 E. LONG ST. Columbus, O. Phone EV. we FRANK DRUNGOLD, Prop. Pert Clinton SU1 Prop, JULIUS ROGERS Cottages Fog Rental 1059 NT. VKKOHAVi Ft 4033 Mgr., Elizabeth Rogers t = =

lpOsnmWrtmi*t*tPmTmr Davidson; sister, Mrs. Gertrude BRUCE JOHNSON BROOKS' AUTO Lewis; three brothers, Manuel. MOONEY LAUNDRY Bethune, 79, president emerihr- was awarded honorary degreer N. 22nrJ Si. . FK 1 HOT OR COLD MIX 983 MT. VERNON AVE. ELECTRIC SERVICE and co-founder of Bethune Cook- from severi.1 other insUtution3 Vennie and Vivian Davidson. INSURANCE COVERAGE • CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES Eight grandchildren also sur­ Columbus, O. Repairing Generators, man college who died Wednes­ including Tuskegee institute. BI6 SEMI-ANNUAL REESE & SONS CONTRACTORS CO. All Lines of Laundry Work Regulators, Starters day, were held nere Monday. She taught school in Fiorid*. vive. LE6AL NOTICES Burial was in Green Lawn. 1006J4 E. LONG ST. FE. 7277 & FE. 4516 Work Clothes A Specialty 488 S. Washington Ave. Dr. Howaid Thurman conduct and Georgia before founding RUMMA6E SALE OPEN SAT. 'TIL 11 P. M. CA. 44854 24 Hear Service ed Uie rites before a throng of Daytona Normal ond Industrial Vernon Bolts, whose last ad­ school for Girls in 1904. Its fir«:t Tri-VUlage Trading Poet dress la unknown, trill take ne* students and noted Americans. 1044 W. First Ave. Dr. Bethune had been president enrollment of five girls last yea. tice that oa April 29, 1955, Vir­ Why Make An Investment In Tools? ol Bethune-Cookman from its had grown to 794 students a< THURS., JUNE 2 ginia F. Betta filed her petition founding in 1904 to 1942. what is now Bethune-Cookmar. 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. la Oae Common Fleas Court of GATES AUTO ELECTRIC Regarded a* the leader of college. Clothing For Men, Women Franklin Cottaty, Ohio, Division "Do It Yourself ef Domestic Relation* In Cause Meter Toae-Up aad Speedometer Service Negro women, she had been Dr. Bethune was an associat* . and Children DrasUcally RENT-A-TOOL U4JSE-ITI called one of tbe most potent consultant to the American dele­ No. 79945, prayiag for a divorce Generater*, Regulators, Starters Sales it Service factors In the growth of Inter­ gation at the original UN con Reduced from him ea the grounds of Name The Job—We Will Rent You The Right Tool 649 E. Fulton St FA. 1104 Columbus. Ohio racial goodwill In America. ference in San Francisco Wbethet you re Buying. SeU gross neglect ef duty, and also Ida M. Tarbell listed her She was signally Identified asks custody of minor children. Complete Hobby Shop ing. Renting or Seeking a LONG at GRANT PLANES • BOATS • CARS 9 RAILROADS among the 50 greatest women with Nat'l .'duration Ass'n, Trade oar Want Ads will Said cause will be fer hearing America ever produced. Ass'n for the Study of Negro serve yoo best. Quickest and USED CLOTHING STORE ea er after Jane 18,1955. MODEL GAS ENGINES • ART AND CRAFT SUPPLIES THE COLUMBUS HOME LAUNDRY During Pres. Roosevelt's ad Life and History. Internat'l surest way to make a deal to We buy and sell ladle* and Charles Saunders, Atty. AND DRY CLEANERS ministration, the dynamic spea­ Council of Women of Darker the Colombo* "Family Mar men's used clothing. 5-7, II, 81, 28. 3-4, 11, 1955. PAINTS • BRUSHES • ACCESSORIES ker* and educator directed th* Races and the Nat'l Council of ket" I* wltb * Sentinel Want Cor. Long St Grant Bernice Jacks**, whose last Cleaners ana Laund«r«rs of Quality and Distinction division of Negro affairs in Nat' Church Women. She was foun­ Ad They're e».sy te place- Columbus. O. address I* unknown, will take A On* Stop Clsaaing Servia* Youth Administration and was der and for many years presi­ aetke that en April 15, 1955, All Work Don* At Oar Plant special advisor on minority af TOOL RENTAL & HOBBY CENTER dent or Nat'l Council of Negro SLIGHTLY DAMAGED in ship­ Nathaniel Jackson filed hi* peti­ 829 E. LONG ST. Co!u_b»., O. FE. 8419 fair*. She assisted in setting up Women and a vice president JUSI (All FE. 7416 ping. Four Philco 3/4 ton Air tion la the Common Pleas Court TWO LOCATIONS Uie officers candidate* program of NAACP. And Ask For An Adwriter Conditioners. Also two RCA ef Franklin County, Okie, Divi­ 944 E. Whittier St. —o— 1566 N. High St. for WACS during World War II. Th educator merited the FE. 3112 WA. 2296 Born in Mavesville, S.f\ Uv e 3/4 ton, five Servel 1/2 ton sion of Domestic Relation* In HOTELS, ROOMING HOUSES Spingarn medal and the Francl* easement; two Cool era tor 1/3 Cause No. 79774, prayiag fer a Fheae Regarding Any Type Of Rental Equipment daughter of Samuel and Mrs. A. Drexel award for services to Patsy McLeod, sne graduated' APIS. FOR RENT ton Air Conditioners. All carry divorce from her en the ground* her race. guarantees. Some can be pur­ ef gross neglect of duty. Call For Reservation* CA. 6-4616 One and two rooms, mil accept chased for as UtUe as 1100.00. (9' x 10* room) Said cause will be fer hearing some children, also welfare Also a few slightly marred ea er after Jane J, 1955. clients. Benjamin Franklin ae ranges from 960.99 up. (all Frank C. Shearer, Atty. OXFORD MANOR commodations. Several con LIMITED OFFERI 4-23. 39. 5-7. 14. 21, 28, 1955. venlent locations. Reasonable ' JO. 7280. Private Rooms and Bath Attention Tavern Owners rates day and night. CaU Mgr. FOLKS! Come in tor your cour­ Choos* from the world's most Joseph Schrader, whose last Reasonable Rate* — 24 Hour Service We place elgaret machines in your place of business. Jeff Walton for Information, tesy card. Real saving* on all bMutiful STAY CLKAN... STAT known address te 98 W. Main SL, Transient — Permanent Room* your spring decorating. We'll BRIGHT patterns and colors! Cst Columbus, Ohio, will take notice NATHAN (NATE) GREEN, Proprietor 501 N. SOTO ST. COLUMBUS. OHIO FE. 6502. B. P. Horn, pro­ prietor. Office 246 N. Garfield. be glad to help you with your that en April 13, 1955, Pauline . . TIME CaU FE 1404 For Information EE J279. " colors. Wallpaper, paint Schrader Hied her petition ia % LEXM6T0N AVE. 1 1 1 everything for the home. Ask the •Common Fleas Court els ~I ' '"il ' I n* ? T H R E E • ROOM apartment. -IS AfY TIME - Columbus. O. Strictly private. Refrigerator, for Dick or Mr*. Mayer. Franklin County, Ohio, Division ef Domestic Relations la Cause range faraUbedL CA. 4-5863. Mayer'* Store, 2300 Sullivant 9ra!nl*M Vinyl Covering av., JO. 9550. Open 9-9. for Heer*, Walls fc Cewntf Ne. 79781, praying fer a divorce APARTMENT for" rent. C»U at FOR YOU I USED NORGE WASHER and from him ea the if mind* ef _ 21 S. Douglas. • Taylor Electric Dryer.' Both ia WHY-*.i $ " grass neglect ef doty. New 1* the time te de that UNFURNISHED apartment for Said cause will be for hearing THE HAWKINS perfect condition. $80.90 for : J. remodeling . . . er repair job 66 N. MONROE AVE. FE. 4616 Keep Your rent. N* children. FE. 2712. both. New 10'i en. ft. Refrig­ 91M ea er after June 4, 1955. you've keen planning. A job erator. Jet defrost. Lower lettoU* In ISM Jesse G. Dickinson, Atty. areB planned la a job well Colas*!**. Ohio Apis., Rooms For Ren! side slightly marred. Save then i neon. 4-23, 39, 5-7. 14, 21, 28. 1955. deae: Let an experienced Wo Welcome Old and New Patrons Wardrobe Fresh! 1140.00. See Mr. Vie, 271 S. James II. Greene, whose last contractor de it. We spec­ Transient Guest Welcomed I ufiiKlii'il ,i )i u I incuts and High St., CA. 1-7141 known address te 1195 Larmar ialize ia remodeling, repair, Wo Continue to Render the Sams Exclusive, «lei jiitu; nmniv. 1 .'1 I . I.'HIS at, Pittsburgh, Pa., will take no­ plaster, cement, stucco, car­ Efficient Service And be sure of looking your St (A. 1 •••*•'.••>. READER-ADVISOR tice that ea April 15, 1955, Mar- pentry aad designing. CaU best always ... in clothes per­ gotta Mel Greene filed her pe­ Set YoBr lot estimates. fectly and expertly cleaned, tition in Ike Common Pleas here. Call for service now. ROOMS FOR RENT Court of Franklin County, Okie, Division ef Domestic Relations, Own Time WIUIAMBEU NEW FORD HOTEL KO. 2 MRS. LAURA HOME la Cause No. 79782, praying fer 452| E. LONG ST. Tel. CA. 4-0421 Well-furnished, clean with Ivery modem hotel facilities. Psychic Reader a divorce from him en lite For Me to GENERAL CON!RA(T0R Celumbas. O. - grounds of wilfal absence fer a For a Spotless |Known from coast to coast for 741 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Transient aad Permanent Guests Welcome ("homelike atmosphere.'* De not class me as a fortune period mere than one year last Call and Estimate teller. Come and see me to pari. CApital MM4 Ford Hotel No. 1 Still Operated at 179 North 6th St CENTER MRS. B. n. FORD, Proprietress CA. 1*3581 S Cooper's Tourist € hear the truth about mar­ Said eaase will he fer hearing Sparkling Home riages, enemies and business "Everything For The Home" ea or after June 4,1955. 259 N. 17th St. FE. 5113 t can remove etil influence. Columbus, O. Toler 4k Toler, Atty*. Special readings 91.09. Hours *V23, 39, 5-7. 14, 2L 28, 1955. There's a wonderful new out­ JAMES COOPER. Mgr. J9-9 daily and Sunday. Bus 1054 MT. VERNON AVE. look in store for your home stops at door. (Next To Cameo Tneatre) Rosie Dent, whose last known address Is 125 N. Carolina Ave., this Summer! How? Why, by 1794 Cleveland Ave. R £V. 7113 sending- your draperies to us HELP WANTED-FEMALE (We Deliver) Washington, B. C, will take no­ for rejuvenation. EASY CREDIT TERMS tice that en April 11, 1955, Rob­ ARE YOU employed? Could you ert Dent filed hi* petition In the use more money? Could you 242 — 196 — 366 Common Pleas Court of Frank- take order* for Avon among lla County, Ohio, Division ef Do­ Prompt Attention! your fellow employee*? CA. REAL E5TATI - BUYING AND SELLING mestic Relations la Cause No. 1-3379. 79728, prayiag- for a divorce SWING MAID and cook. Steady from her en the grounds ef Expertly Done! employment. Apply In poison. We Buy, SeU And gross neglect ef duty. Hotel SL Clair, 333 bt. C.alr Samuel D. Hooker Exchange Refcl Estate Said cause will be for hearing At your con­ **?s-a> Ave.. FA. 1181. Reel Estate en or after Juae 4, 19)5. venience - we FOUR AVON representatives Sales • Management Rentals CHARLES WORLEY 117 N. 29th SL Columbus, O W.s. Lyman. Sr., Atty call for and needed. Average earning* 92 783 Mt. Vernon' Ave. 4-23, 39, 5-7. 14, 21, 28 195*. FE. 4331 Col'*, O. FE 3538 FE. 1913 deliver. Call per hour. Work full er part Lulu. Brown, whose last ad-1— us now. time. CA. 1-3379. dress is unknown, will take no-f^S^ SEVERAL GIBTaS t* addre»s, tice that oa AprU 15,1955, Henry*H mall peeteard*. Spere lime Lee Brewa -riled hi* petition In every week. Write Be* 161, the Common Plea* Court ef QUALITY ftelraont, Ma**. C.W. THURMAN Franklin County, Ohio, Division OPERATOR fer beaoty shop. ef Domestic Relation* in Cause CaU after 4 p. m„ FE. 6083. REAL ESTATE No. 79776, praying for a divorce DRY CLEANERS ; frem her en the grounds ef MISC. FOR SALE 30 Years Practical Experience. We Buy and Sell Real Estate grass aeglect of duty aad wilful Let Us List Your Property. absence. 892 E. LONG ST. FE. 4637 DOUBLE SPRING and mat­ tress. Child's victrola consol- 824 East Long Street FE. 2598 Said caul* will be fer heariag SANPORD (RED TOP) CROMWELL . MGR. ea er after Jane 4, 1955. ette. Child's desk. Reasonable. Columbus. Ohio FA. 1539. W. 8. Lyman, Atty st_-___a_____a-aaHa_s_i %Vtt, 99, 9-7, 14, 21, U, 1955 .

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