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The Pack Rat Of Mr. Lynch r VOL. 7, No. 45 SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 198B ffig,? fif,tftTrV-fc- Iftws. *" °"**" COLUMBUS. OHIO Prepares For Annual Health Program Cl f O N ORDER THAT my reader, can fully appreciate the unique , r, •• •.•••••••—•••/•.-•_- •„:...-_ t.-> •_'> I characteristics and versatility of Mr, Lynch's pack rat, 1 will r* • 4*4. have to briefly explain the surroundings in which the rat decided <_ t;~ U to make his home. w «.„ H Mr. Lynch is one of the better known advertising executives in - _» the city, with offices on the first floor of a very prominent news « • paper. ( \ State Supreme Court _ . In such an office one is likely to find only those materials per tinent to the advertising field. There are, for instance, an array of desks, drawing boards, a multitude of pencils, all sizes of paper, and a paste brush and pot. Like most agents in the advertising field, along one side of Mr, Upholds Park Jim Crow Lynch's office wall there is kept a scries of shelves to house the r* many products of the accounts that he handles. • e * a —Story On Page 2 HE HAS, FOR EXAMPLE, SEVERAL bottles of soft drinks, *M a package of noodles, a large size box of corn flakes, not to men T tion the more popular brands of spirited beverages. ", Spotted among these articles are such commodities as an empty carton of cigarets, a jar of hair conditioner, and several different kinds of detergents. * > - If the incident 1 am about to relate involved any one of ihe edibles on his shelf, there would be nothing unusual about it, but the pack rat either could not reach the shelf or his taste in savory dishes had a propensity for the unusual. About a month ago when Mr. Lynch wa&. in the midst of pre paring some copy for an advertisement he noticed that his paste brush was missing from its usual place. He conducted a thorough search of his office and when he waa unable to find the brush he began asking around the other offices with the assumption that one of the employees had borrowed It without his permission. -.* . f* * , • * Al.THOt OH HE MADE A METHODICAL tour he failed to find it, and so be gave up reluctantly and purchased rusaeif a new One. Weeks passed without event and the disappearance' of tha brush waa forgotten. • PAXEY'S PLAY SCHOOL'S FIRST INTERRACIAL class will be instrumental in presenting In about a fortnight the new brush was also missing. This wea the annual health program Saturday. April 14. at Beatty Center. Columbus. From left, front row: too much! Mr. Lynch's indignities and accusations spread from Gregory Davenport. Paul Stewart-, Michelle Davis, Mary Ann Webb, Amy Johnson. Yvonne Matti- office to office and he left the impression that he felt that one nl aon, Roddey Young and John Huggard. Second row: Wayne Lauderdale. Mrs. Charlene Sudderth, tbe other members of the staff was guilty of absconding his be sponsor; David Lynch. Sharon Sanders. Darrell Walker. William Stewart and Wesley Johnson. longings, either as a joke or for some malicious reason. See story. , . _ Either way, he intended to find out. He bought another brush MRS. PEARL THOMPSON OF BROOKLYN is shown h* Paxey's Play school has ita and this time he devised himself a booby trap. He connected a tears as she reads telegram informing her of her son Leroy'a firstjvhite pupil and others have heavy cord to an iron bracket on his desk, ran the cord along the death. He was one of six Marines drowned in swamp near Per enrolled for September, accord- flange and tied the other end to the brush in such a complicated ns Island, S. C. during unauthorized night hike. Drill instructor, series of knots that it would take some"domg to unfasten it. S/Sgt. Matthew C. McKeon ot Worcester, Mass., who ordered to Mrs. Helen Paxton. director • • • of the Columbus institution. the hike as a "disciplinary action," was immediately placed in AT LAST HE FELT SAFE. There would be no more shennanl- custody, pending the outcome of official investigation.—News- "We're -very happy to. have gans involving his paste brush. Thereafter, each morning when —Story On Page 2 press Photo. this pupil, not because she's he entered his office he found his brush perched in the paste pot white but because we've been Thus he went about his task of pasting his ads with a song of satis teaching democracy in our faction on his lips. school since the beginning al most ten years ago and we're Saturday morning I paid Mr. Lychn a visit and much to my happy to see this come to pass,** surprise everyone was in a state of confusion. Mrs. Paxton said. Asking what the matter was, J leartied that not only his paste "It means children of all rac brush was missing, but the pot as well The string that held the brush had been gnawed into as if by some sharp instrument, but es will have an opportunity to in the hands of a novice—for the division was ragged. work, play, pray and live to gether, sharing their joys and The pot, which was a small cardboard affair coated with par sorrows. This will naturally affin, light in weight when empty, but rather heavy when filled mean a better world of to with paste, was gone with not a trace of spillage that would ordt* morrow." narily accompany its disappearance if something other than hu man hands were responsible. ••, Children pictured above are • • « members of a special class to A SEARCH OF THE ENTIRE BUILDING was suggested and be graduated in June. They all employees took part After some time all met again in Mr. will enroll in first grade in Sep Lynch's office but none had found the lost articles. C tember. Mrs. Charlene Sudder th. a college graduate and spec Still baffled by the mystery and almost ready to give up, one ial student at Ohio State uni of the employees said. "Why not search the basement*" versity, is claas sponsor. The A Little dubious of finding anything, we made our way dorasu class' next project is a trip to Aa there are not many hiding places in the basement, it didn't take long to assure ourselves that we had wasted time. INTERNAT'L FURNACES of Intemat'l line, gas and oil the Ohio State museum and lunch at the union. '• aad air conditioners wU! be furnaces and air conditioning * We were just about ready to ascend the stairs when we ssm a featared in display of Bruce units for private home aad Along with other members of lump of coal a littia apart from the pile and speckled with white. Johnson Roofing and Heating the school, they present the On investigating, it was discovered that the white spots .were Industrial use. Scheduled to be paste. We flashed a light around the floor and there, to the sur Co. at 1938 Greater Columbus ion hand to welcome visitors ninth annual health program at Beatty Center Saturday, April prise of everyone, were several more traces of white spots. home shew, Monday, April 18 to their display are Keith t-\9 p.m. Sponsored by Build 14. 8 p m. A play. "Health Can Following these cioeely, we came to a hole in the wall close to White, salesman, left aad ers Exchange, the show will Be Fun," will be presented. the floor where undoubtedly a rat has set up housekeeping. No Bruce Johnson, owner and trace ot the brush or paste pot has been found but it is reasonable offer more than 308 different There will be folk dancing and to assume that their disappearance ia caused by a rat who pos displays in Merchants and general manager. Johnson dis singing by the school and Talent sesses an insatiable appetite for paste. FAMILIES WHO WON LONGBATLE AGAINST SCHOOL BIAS Maaafactarers building, Okie play wilt be opea Meaday club, an organization of former e • e a t a t e fairgrounds. Johasea only. Borne shew opens Sun pupil's at Paxey's. A GROUP OF HILLSBORO FAMILIES who won their two year fight against Hillsboro's segregated school system by federal court decree last week are shows Roofing aad Heating special- day and will continue through ALL OLD PENDENIS HAS TO SAT about the entire incident after they consulted with Att'ys James McGee and Russell Carter ot Dayton. The two attorneys, standing sixth and seventh from left in back row, are members ef The public is invited and there La, any rat that possesses a proclivity tor flour and water must be / fee* ia sales and ln.taliat.en Friday. April 88. NAACP's legal staff, who carried case to U. S. district courts more than two years ago Photo was snapped at Veterans Memorial hell in Columbus Saturday alter la no admission. on a high calorie diet _>" But group attended NAACP fund raising banquet Stories elsewhere in this edition.—Pierce Photo. ' ••*_r-1 fT'»*'M« ••• • » >«*H . * SAT-ROAY. APRIL -1,1-^ SATURDAY. APRIL 2A, ISSf m*Q*m wmim. Btttl PAfifLii I_r_0H!PJS__U-_ Columbus Man Is Shot To Death In Dayton Hotel HILLSBORO CHILDREN ADMITTED free under $500 bond, police re- Bailey. BANKS/WHO WAS struck tn as a waiter. Final rites were held Tuesday ported. He was fired for incom- Funeral services were con- TO FORMER LILY-WHITE SCHOOLS .at Williams and McNabb fun 4he chest by oury one of the. He moved to Dayton with his petency beceuse he fsiled to ducted by Rev. James w. HILLSBORR. - After having Beard's petition for rehearing. the formerly all-white Webster eral home for Oliver (Vickie) slugs, did not have a revolver, wife and 3 month old son, Oliver check the security of business Parrish, pastor of Shiloh Baptl been turned away daily since THE 20 CHILDREN were ad snd Washington schools. Hew- Banks, Jr., well known Colum police said. He was dead on ar- 111. several months sgo and waa establishments, to report street fart. Interment followed at Ever- September. 1994, 20 Negro chil mitted subject to tests to deter ever, a new senlag system was bus waiter who was shot to rival at a Dayton • hospttal. I living at 150 N. Kilmer «t. at hatards snd to attend to other green cemetery. dren have been admitted to two mine the grades to which they Instituted which placed all ef death by an ex-policeman in a Del Capt Hoy' Shepherd, the time of his death routine business on his beet, elementary schools in this south would be assigned. During the the predominantly Negro Dayton hotel last weeJc head of the homicide squad, Rumors circulating both in according' to a statement' from Ohio town as the School Board year and a half they were bar streets -to Lincoln school dis Arrested for tbe slaying and told The Sentinel that the shoot Columbus and Dayton to the police headquarters. al last yielded to federal court red from the "white" public trict. charged with man-laught ing appeared to have been the effect that Allen and Banks orders banning segregation in schools they received privste in This required some Negro er was John H. Allen, 38 year climax to "bad blood" whichhad had trouble over a woman, Besides his wife, Constance, public schools. struction. children to pass Washington old manager ef the Luruac existed between Allen and also from Columbus, was not and son, Banks is survived by , The children were admitted There are three elementary betel, E10 W. 5th st. Banks for sometime. confirmed by Dayton police. his mother, Mrs. Eunice Banks, school In order to attend Jim last Thursday following an order schools in Hillsboro—Webster, Crew Lincoln school. Homicide detectives said Allen Be saJd he understood Banks They admitted such could 559 Hamilton sv., Columbus; issued the previous day by U. S. Washington and Lincoln. Lincoln Attorneys for the Hillsboro told them the 25 year old victim had threatened Allen sometime have been the esse, but they father, Oliver W. Sr.; four Dist. Judge John H. Druffel, school since the civil war has brothers, Alfred L„ Alexander children were Thurgood Marsh DR. CHARLES H. WESLEY, left, Central State college pro.- threatened to kill him and reach ago, but he had no idea what had no knowledge of it. who directed the Hillsboro been maintained as a school for dent; Dr. T. M. R. Howard, center, Mound Bayou, Miss., physi L., Robert V., and Gerald all, NAACP special counsel; ed into his pocket as if to draw the disagreement was about Board of Education to comply exclusive attendance of Negro cian; Thurgood Marshall, senior counsel for NAACP, hesr Mao- Banks; three sisters, Mrs. Doris with a decision of the U. S. cir children. Constance Baker Motley of N. e gun before he tired two shots BANKS WAS FORMERLY ALLEN, WHO WAS a member E. Fields; Mrs. Betty B. Willis, shall praise Central State college* students for gift of $300. foe cuit court of appeals ordering * Following the supreme court's York and Russell L. Carter and Thursday evening inside the employed at the Neil House and of the Dayton police force from Miss Sylvia. L. Banks and NAACP legsl defense fund. Check was presented following Mar their Immediate admission. anti-segregation school decision James H. McGhee of Dayton, at shall's address at Central State human relations conference. See boteL the Deahler hotels In Columbus, June, 1944. to June, 1-52, was grand mother, Mrs. Hattie N. OLIVER BANKS Judge Drafters order was in 1954. Hillsboro NAAC^peti- torneys for "the Ohio NAACP. story. the result of refusal of the tioned the School Board to end 1 D. S. supreme court to review school segregation there. the circuit court's derision and In response to this petition, Caldwell Temple Dedicates 'Manse the high court's rejection of sn the board adopted an Integra application for farther delay tion program which permitted MARSHALL TERMS EFFORTS TO DUCK In Ceremonies And Open House pending decision on the School a few of the Negro pupils to U. S. DESEGREGATION ORDER 'SILLY' Formal dedication services for tion will be Rev. David Witte, Quick, pastor of Bethany Pres By JOHN B. COMBS eral southern states In sn effort the Negro, Marshall aaid deseg the Manse, parsonage of Cald byterian and president of Inter representing Columbus area Talent, Beauty Winner Thurgood Marshall, chief to duck the U. S. supreme regation is a nationwide prob well Temple AME Zion, Colum Council of Churches; Rev. L denominational Ministers' Alli counsel for the NAACP, speak court desegregation order lem and must be considered as bus, will occur at 4 p.m., Sun Benjamin Pierce, presiding eld ance of Columbus. * ing at Central State college's "silly". such. day. April 22. Tt, Be v. Stephen er of the Columbus district, Open house at the residence human relations conference Sat Reviewing problems In educa "Neither the sooth nee the Gill Spottswood, bishop of the Ohio conference, and candidate Being Selected Friday tion, housing snd interstste tra north ean escape the responsi will follow dedicatory rites. urday, called the "null and 10th episcopal district of the for the AME Zion bishopric; bility; It most be viewed All pastors of Columbus have A field of finalists from centrnl void" legislation passed by sev vel which face the NAACP and AME Zion church, will speak. Dr. J. D. Howell, pastor of St slated to begin at 8 p.m., will from a national standpoint been invited to join in the dedi Earlier in the day, the con Paul AME and president of and southern Ohio will compete represent this temple In the rather than as a regional or cation procession at 4 p.m. and gregation will burn a $14,000 Methodist Ministers' Alliance ot Friday, April 20, for the tahmt Nat'l Shriners talent and beauty state problem." he declared. mortgage against the residence. Columbus; Dr. Joseph F. Dunn, will share in services throughout and, beauty crown of Alia Baba pageant, convening in Washing • • • ton, D. C, in 'August. National located at 1750 E. Long st. near pastor of St. John AME Zion, the day. Court 75, Daughters of Isis, In Mays, Longtime Freedom HE TOLD HIS audience, con. winners will receive scholar Brunson av. Cincinnati, and treasurer ot the Rev. J. Dallas Jenkins is pas Columbus. stating of students and faculty ships, ranging from 1500 to $200. Sharing in the 4 p.m. dedica Ohio conference; Rev. J. B. tor. Winner of Friday's auditions, delegatee representing 15 Ohio Girls from Columbus. London. Fighter, Is Speaker For colleges and universities in Cambridge and Central State Ohio. "Negroes in the south have college, Wilberforce, are enter had it . . . They are not going to DiSalle's Background Says Denial ed. Their talents include danc take it (segregation) any long Lyman, House ing, singing, modeling, baton NAACP Sunday Mass Meet er, and in our discussion bear MORTGAGE BURNING AND DEDICATION of fte Manse, twirling and writing. that in mind." Points To Liberalism parsonage of Caldwell Temple AME Zion, located at -t80 _5. Long Of U. S. Funds Additional items are schedul Dr. Benjamin Mays, president cltlsenshlp. Speaking about the so-th's Candidate, Is st, Columbus, will occur Sunday. Bishop Stephen,G. Spottswood ed on Friday's program, includ of Morehouse college, Atlanta. •«• threats at nullification and In Michael V. DiSalle. Demo became mayor and during his will preside at both services. Rev. J. Dallas Jenkins is pastor. ing singing by Mrs. Dolores and longtime leader in the Rev. John B. Quick, branch terposition, Marshall stated cratic candidate for governor at tenure in office, a check of bis Rally Speaker See story.—Slade Photo. Would Hasten Terry Gilbert. NAACP fight for freedom, is president, announced that for "there is net a reputable law the May 9 primary, came into record reveals, the following Tickets for. the competition featured speaker for opening of the second time this year the yer who would agree with such statewide prominence a decade progressive human relations Att'y W. 8. Lyman, Jr.. Re are on aale from members. Columbus NAACP's 1950 mem branch sent more than $2000 to n-IJiflrattee aad inlerposition." ago when he was vice mayor programs were achieved: publican candidate for-the Ohio Desegregation Mrs. Charlotte Hoist on. Fa. 7378, bership drive at 4 p.m. Sunday, the national office for use in the "THIS SO-CALLED manifesto of Toledo aad originated the House of Representatives at the ia ticket chairman. Mrs. Ora issued by southern congress • Voted for FEPC proposal WASHINGTON. — Much of April 22, at Shiloh Baptist. Dr. fight against racial terrorism. May_8 primary, is the principal State Benton, ways and means chair W. C. Anderson, membership men." he stated, "ia an attempt •*_\>le_o plan", a Labor-manage' introduced in Toledo* council by the present southern opposi As s result of its fund raising man, is lAordinating activities. to jfdoak definite interposition Councilman James B. Simmons, tion and turmoil over the chairman, announced this week. efforr*Feb. 28, the branch sent and nullification. They wish to Jr., a Negro, in 1948. prospect of school desegrega Dr. Mays, a member of the J2194.82 to the NAACP legal de give respectability to a deter- • Took a firm stand against tion will disappear "when the Nat'l NAACP Beard and co- fense and educational fund. - Court Upholds chairman ef NAACP life mem I mined effort to defy the con Jim Crow bus route in Toledo in people of the defiant states Monday of this week, the Informal Classes stitution. They are becoming i948, stating that as long as he realize that federal nenefits ber ship committee, will use the branch sentr$2l88.56, which was more determined U use legal was mayor there would be no and obedience to the law of topic, "That Day Is Here." in turned over to it from the March jand Ulegal means to defy de Jim Crow riding in Toledo. the land go hand in hand," an Begin Monday describing the struggle of the 28, observance of Deliverance Park Jim Crow American Negro for first elsss day. Rev. Quick reported. segregation." • Supported the anti-discrim NAACP official predicted All Instructors for Spring St. ination clause in all restaurants The Ohio supreme court, by The plaintiff in the case, Mrs. here in asking that federal YMCA informal school, beginn and public facilities at Toledo s 5-2 majority, handed down a Ethel Fletcher, filed an injunc aid be denied to school dis ing Monday, April 23, have had Caldwell VFW Post municipal airport. decree Wednesday which, in ef tion to«compel the park owners tricts which impose racial previous teaching experience In • Appointed Van T. Sherrill, fect, restored the practices of to admit her to its facilities, and segregation. the informal atmosphere which World Service Workers Convenes, Installs a Negro, as a member of the Jim Crow at Coney Island amu did not seek money as the civil Testifying before the House will be an integral part of the C. C. Caldwell Post 3480. Vet Boxing Commission. sement park in Cincinnati. righta statute prescribes. subcommittee on education school. erans of Foreign Wars, held its • Served as co-chairman of Tbe high court upheld the and labor. NAACP Washing Thomas Shaw, who will teach regular meeting Friday at Vet the group which succeeded in Hear Liberian YM Head court of appeals, which had ton Bureau Dir. Clarence the course in successful money erans' Memorial hall. New offic securing the heavyweight title THE OHIO SEHTIKEI knocked ent aa order of com Mitchell cited Shaw air force management, formerly taught David N. Howell, executive: Liberia haa been partially fi- ers installed by Post Command* match for Archie Moore, light- -tfi-Hrtw- soma l. ma. rgy_j -HSALLK mon pteas court eempelling escft weak et ttt Sets Lens str*H a- base in Sumter, S. C, where in the public schools. He has secretary of YMCA in Monrovia, nanced by world service funds >er J. Shelley La Monte are Dud heavyweight champion. W. S. LYMAN, JR. the park to admit a CtnclnnaU Th. oe_e IW--MI ttshgmma c©.. ">«-. "children of parents who taught this course for the Fore 'Liberia, will address world ser-jrrom the U. S. and Canada, ley Roberts, commander; Blake ment citixens committee design • While mayor in 1950, Di C-itfMbM X OW_ speaker at a 6th ward rally at Negro woman. tubmtrtmrien~*l* _a * come from all over the U. S men's club snd other groups. 'vice workers at Spring St. Marks, Wnior vice commander; ed to bring industrial harmony Salle and a few other prominent Sta MM-h, tASSt Poindexter Village auditorium, see _ ttstasr OM rmmt. %4J*t are forced to attend a segre He is assistant manager of Pru j YMCA, Columbua, Friday, April William Drew, junior vice com in a city which had been known officials were instrumental in 240 N. Champion av., Columbus, SUe. TtweeMe MaftMtt, -1 w. .ttM. *tt* gated school. Why should S. for violence of its strikes. THE COURT, IN its edict, SK Maw vet* en*. scv-__ss»tioemmn» _.irt.ttmm dential Life Insurance Co. in 20. 8:30 p. m., according to mander; J. M. Stanley, chap hotels, which had previously Monday, April 23, at 8 p.m. ruled that a proprietor of a pri Carolina be permitted to lain. Trustees sre La Monte, The 48 year old lawyer later IM W. Wat*t_«t« M a a St_ CkUmmm c i. «J» Columbus. Rev. C. F. Jenkins, world ser failed to provide accommoda Att'y Robert B. Barcus, 6th vate place of amusement or en ______*_ ** * Wr*_-TCS*H» *> *"* make children from Califor Orval Peyton and John Lee, tions for Negroes, lifting their _ SaWtm A golfer since he was 11, vice chairman. ward committeemen, thia week tertainment has a right to ad H0U>--e- WW; «e*al-y
Culture, this week announced urged council to "make every • and Completely Different Power appointment of Russell A. Jack- effort feasible to provide the rev- clown suit and hat out.'* Surge by Bendix. son. editor of The Ohio Sentinel, enue needed to hire immediate- NATIONAL COMPACT The National League's Most • 114ft. •«*.»_ --Ik, .M- to the organization's Board of ly the men being screened for Pa Aa A. I . M. ACTUALLY, SHE DID. but Valuable Player fe a Lucky LODGE _l,
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ailm OHIO SENTINEL SAXURDAY^Ar^fL 21, IM* **mML ._.___ Inside. . t THE OHIO SECTION Al ABRMAPROTEST •• l «'artwn"N-l ENTINE tee m .osl-esa," he' asaht- ' development «»f more leaders Retrtfiotis V • •• By JOHN R. COMBS .William Faulkner, who recently King eoa-atered with: *TelI Mr. Faulkner that segrega- talned. among Negroes, north and A crowd of 400 $10 per plate wrote an open letter in a well south. known,magazine cautioning Ne . ticn Is a caacer to the Ameri miners sat virtually spellbound THK HARVARD university SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1956 groes to glow up in their drive ca* way of life and that one "Combine that leadership by a 45 minute, electrifying ad educated minister insisted that for civil rights. does not treat eancer by rob with calmness and rational dress by Rev. Martin L. King, one loses his sense of reasoning as _____ Jr., leader of the Montgomery. • • » bing it with vaseline." ism; that is the need at But Often referred to as "Ala when he approached a matter Ala., bus protest movement, at USING AS HIS subject, "the hour," he stated. bama's modern Moses", the with hate as the southern white Veterans Memorial hall in Col Negro's Reevaluatiou of His Na ANDOLPH'S .'Georgia born crusader dramat man is doing in his effort to ' Dr. King told his listeners the umbus Saturday night. ture and His Destinies," the 27 ically reviewed the Negro's pro- preserve segregation. Negro's problem * in 'the south year old orator eloquently drove In his, address to the Ohio iblcm from the arrival of the For that reason, he advised cannot be solved "tuft il-hie gains ANDOM home his point as he hammered conference of NAACP branches, first slaves at Jamestown. Va.. his audience, that "all. we,,hav? the ballot arid uses it properly, away 'against the "evils of seg •n audience made up of people in 1620. and traced it through, «* do is stand up and out-fhmk lie admonished the Negro of the regation and oppression." ITINGS from all sections of the : state, slavery to the present day. (them (white men) to gam a vie- north, who has the.ballot, to use Is reply to Faulkner, Dr. Dr. King answered novelist Dr. * King., who was found j lory for ourselves and for de- it and use it -properly. By Harland Randolph guiltv last month of violating mocracy." Turning his attention to inter Alabama's seldom-used anti-boy-1 But once again he rcempha- national racial tension, be cott law and fined $500 and costs | sized that the fight &?£§£ sounded a note of warning te 'Peaceful' Battle Of The Giants stressed the point that the pro- rights "must be dorre within the Americans that the darker fhtUp test in Montgomery is being j framework of Christianity., for peoples of the world are look ROUND AND around it goes the way to peace was for S. is the nation that wants conducted without violence, but violei brink of war". •Segregation", he declared, ing toward the West for lead A . . . where It will atop Russia to agree to a free and with love of fellowman and love) ership In freedom of mankind. nobody knows . , . a left jab. a united Germany, liberation of The Lineup •'is evil. 11 .Is wrong, so we HE "LINEUP" IN THE entertainment world usually refers to . . . TIME of country as the important in block, a right cross and a count the sntellittes, aerial inspection THIS TIME FACTOR and must not compromise until It Failure to do so will develop the populbr television program where the suspects of crime gredients. erblow . . . propaganda, political and free Interchange of ideas other points of the treaty were T is stamped cut throughout the ! propaganda to be used by the are lined up before an audience .of past victims of some wrongdo IS MY TIME "We do not have hate in our action, and peace appeal today; and information. aptly neutralized by the. presid J Communist forces in their effort ing for the purpose of identification. There is tho unending volley hearts, we do not want to put nation." military might, marching arm ent's insistence that it is deeds The most effective method to 'to spread Communism through The circumstaore and timihg of questions and answers carried on between questioner and vic the. bus company out of busi ies, and multilateral treaties to not words which indicate a sin FOR YOU! obtain that goal, he said, is out the world, he said. 0/ the delivery and the fact that tim. Then the instruction to "step back." This procedure goes on ness, we Just want to put Just- morrow, and combinations at cere desire for peace. Proceeds from the affair and nothing new was found in the until all in the lineup have been processed. New t» the time la do that J any time . . . two of the most gi Nations which have access to estimated -2000 will go to the draft treaty label it as a mere * m m remodeling . . . «r repair Job gantic and destructive gladiat both the treaty and the reply NAACP's .state defense fund. In propaganda move. Soviet Am THE LINEUP THAT I'M REFERRING to ia carried on in yem'vt beta plaaniag. A Joa ors in the history of the world should not believe in the peace addition, several hundred doll- bassador Zaroubin insisted that much the same manner. However, it has no such sinister implica well plaaaed Is a job well shifting s d maneuvering for a offer until Russia's actions have lars were also raised by group he be permitted to deliver the tions as the one above. Our line was assembled on the second doae. Let aa experienced decisive advantage. changed to match her words. and individual donations. letter, and he arranged for the floor of the post office building for the purpose of paying the col contractor da It, We spoe- HEALTH FORUM Sound and compelling are the la Use la rcmodeliag, repair Included among top contribu One ot the most recent ex letter to receive full publicity. lectors of internal revenue just dues on incomes procured over tha reasons for turning down tre plaster, cement, stucco, car tors were Ohio Ass'n of Beauti changes involves the "friendly The treaty was written in the past year. Still the questions that paas back and forth between By K. Earl Bland, M. D. Russian bid. The treaty offers pentry aad deslfoiag. Call cians, which presented" a check letter" proposal by Russia that Russian language, probably tn payer and collector reminded me of my favorite program. no guarantee for peace not til- for estimates. for $500. the Ul S. and Russia sign a 20 delay. reply, and it was some It was interesting to note the many people that line these halls ready agreed to by the U. S. Columbus NAACP turned over year treaty of friendship in the time "before the president and and in all good faith intend to pay a fair and just tax. But they interest of world peace. the-secretary of state knew ex and Russia as members of the seemed to me, as I watched, unprepared and unbelieving as to WILLIAM Bill a check for $2188.56, result of United Nations. The treaty re rpF.W CITY DWELLERS real- small dose of intestinal micro- its March 28 Deliverance day • • • actly what was In IL what that tax should be. GENtRAl CONTRACTOR T * e what a tremendous de-, organisms which compete for THE DRAFT TREATY moved none of the causes of the a. • • i7 program. The offer of the . treaty was mnnd for some of the antibiotics the animal's food, or it may appeared to be a part of a new cold war and it modified none AFTER AWHILE I BEGAN TO SEE just how amusing the sit. 141 PENNSYLVANIA AVB. cleverly timed: to offset any peace offensive designed to re of Russia's policies. The treaty uation was. There was one man who evidently had a small farm and vitamins that have develop- change the nature of the mtest- criticism of Russia's recent be CApnal M-S9 _ # t . ._... ).....i,, k inal bacteria so that some un- Hathway Jr. Ferguson vive the now dead -'spirit of 'works against the cause of and he was very concerned about a deduction for hia livestock. ed of late among li\ esioc( x havior; to damage effort.* to known growth factor is produc- HOOFING Geneva" and to regain a meas peace" by creating a false sense Although hia stock/only consisted of a cow and a few chickens he f«nners. 1 . . * FURNACE WORE wards better coordination of of security and the illusion of could not remember just how much they ate over the past year. Back in 1830, chicken raisers."" '" greater quantities. ure of goodwill which Russia 873 Mt Veepem Ava. Anglo-American foreign poli-y better relations. Since they grazed in a neighbor's field during the summer and hcean to realize there was some-j may have lost during the recent Columbus. Ohio since Russia knows that Brltion To accept a treaty with a he got fodder free from another man he helped to shuck corn in Degan to realize 1 , REMAINS that tour of Russia's leaders through Tal-pt. •• FE 9414 is more inclined to conciliation nation that is noted for the pro the fall, he just couldn't tell how much corn he bad to buy. thing in animal products, such, the Far East. TRADE-IN SALE . „: v. ....« n_ the feeding of small quantities because of her strategic geo fessional use of lying propagan When asked if he didn't keep the bills for his feed, he said as as meat scraps, which was ne- • •* . Russia's policies and actions graphy: to signal the "end" of da without adequate evidence in he bought it by the bushel and only one at a time he never got a • _ _-_...,v. ;„ «K_ir of these new factors will bring AGE for FENCE cast great doubt on the sincerity the cold war during an election AT BROWNE BROS. cessary for good growth in their, . • behavior to support the treaty bill. » _. , ,„,„ ,._ .___ .._„: animals more rapidlv to matur- of the treaty. Thia inalncerity is year in the hope that it would TRADE IN VOUR OLD DOORS. SCREENS OR STORM chicks . TIn 1910 the term am-1 •* • demonstrated in the refusal of is a farce. • * • kc ore f them CHAIN LINK be attractive to a political party SASH ON THE NEW 1956 RUSCO DELUXE SELF- mal protein factor" came Into'^«~ "J *P |" » Russia to permit free elections Two items are significant EXASPERATED BY THIS TIME, THE agent tried to compute STORING. ALL METAL COMBINATION WINDOWS Thls 1S ALUMINUM as a vote getter and that it use. to identifv this substance ******- -«•«* saving in, Germany, air .inspection, and about the president's reply This a feed allowance that would be agreeable to both, but .the man AND DOORS. ORNAMENTAL would receive support since a Between 1944 and 1947. it grad- «h* farmer much money, and it increased contacts between East reduction in taxes would follow is one of the rare occasions thought he should get a bigger deduction. mak' "» ° B-ll offensive by showing that a shift in Communists fj put up TIME fer, the president in his court _what they were. I doctors. In 1948 a crystalline *"• aureomycin cause small or Russia wants peace and the U. or sh*ut up. m eous but tough letter said that Disgruntled. h*e moved on to make*"room for a-lady who had UP TO substance called Vitamin B-12 morundernourishee quickly?d children to grow PAYMENTS $300 was Sol-fed and found to be not beUer and !a,,cr< »nd *° mature been waiting. She made it very clear to the agent that she had only the substance which is so filled out her form and. although she felt sure'it was correct, there ALLOWANCE FOR !clouneedes danemia by person, but sth ewit substanceh perni- ;j _ CA 4--6SS Columbus O. 189 fr. MAIN St. waa one question she felt she must ask in view of what she had 10" which is needed for the growth SPEAKING OF POLITICS just overheard. YOUR OLD SCREEN of chicks. MIUER'S FURNITURE STORE • Being head of the household and entitled to all tho exemptions, Complete line of Csed Furniture«nd Rags she wanted to know if she could claim ber dog at a dependent aa OR SASH ALLOWANCE FOR she had no children. On being told this would not be permitted, . IN 1949. IT WAS found that Ranges Refrigerators, Washers. Sewing Machines By John B. Combs REGARDLESS YOUR OLD SCREEN she referred to the farmer who iiad just vacated the seat and won certain products of aureomycin EAST TERMS FREE DELIVER? OF CONDITION . DOOR OR STORM dered why he could claim his cow. fermentation which contained WE BV? AND SELL 'O GUBERNATORIAL can The 47 year old shoe corpora long range master plan for the "Farming is his business," said the agent. "He sella milk and DOOR Vitamin B-12 were even more didates at the May 8 pri tion executive didn't elaborate entire state. The proposal calls r uses the money as part of his income." thinking thia would ex. stimulating to the growth of j mary, both Democrats, went on at length on FEPC when tha 'for creation of a commission un plain the difference in the two situations, question was put to him by this der which the state would bring chicks than was B-12 alone. record last week favoring enact o » * writer. together leaders of state and 6ET THE FACTS! In 1950, it was announced that ment of a state fair employment "I DONT CARE WHAT HE DOES WITH the milk," she an city government, ind_stry. la pure crystalline aureomycin had practices law. However, ne was empnatic in swered. "If he can use the cow as an expense I sure can u^e my THE WORLD'S .STRONGEST. TOUGHEST bor, farmers and civic leader- marked growth-stimulating pro- 1 Micheal V. DiSalle and Oscar saying: "I'm definitely commit dog. It certainly costs me more to feed my dog, because I buy COMBINATION DOOR representing all sections of the parties for poultry and pigs ! OM-acm-HW a** L. Fleckner were specific in ex ted" to such legislation. him the best dog food that is canned." state to map a blueprint for fu 5-Year written warranty on Ruaco combination Streptomycin had similar, but pressing their views on the vit Hence, with the primary only The agent saw the humor of the situation but. not wanting it to txtTO-to--h anomoi for windows and doors less marked, effects on chickens. ally important issue, which has three weeks away, as far as we ture growth of Ohio. .' get out of hand, smilingly fs_ured her that using a dog aa a de ASK FOR Evidently, a new era has pofchet, docks, exterior ond been made a political football know DiSalle and Fleckner are Making hia first bid for elec pendent was entirely out of the question. dawned for those who grow Interior floor* ond tteps the past several years by Ohio the only two gubernatorial can tion to a state office. Fleckner Instead of pacifying the lady, she became irked. She snatched pigs, chickens, turkeys and calv-1 politicians. didates to come out for FEP is waging a hard hitting cam up her forms and haughtily told him ho couldn't know all the de es. No one can yet say why SHERWIN-WILLIAMS legislation. DiSalle, former Toledo mayor, paign throughout the state. He ia tails of his job and she was going to let someone more experienc aureomycin is so helpful. Some NO DOWN PAYMENT OPA and OPS director, in a tele The other aspirants are Frank an impressive speaker and can ed in the department handle her case. think that perhaps it is the PORCH-FLOOR ENAMEl vised interview with three Co Kryzan, Youngstown; Robert boast of 11 years of government "And anyhow, I know* you're new 'cause I don't remember see C al experience. UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY Ooort Forth A Floor fnemol lumbus reporters, said he favor Reider, Oak Harbor, and John ing you here last year.** E. Sweeney. Cleveland, all Dem YOUR HEADQUARTERS ond VA" broth, rep. $3.00 ed FEP with some enforcement • • • She tossed her head and strutted off in search of someone First Payment In June ocrats; C W. O'Neill and John for provisions. FEP, he said, is an FROM ISM TO 1.37 he waa an more sympathetic to her cauae. W. Brown. Republicans. The chair being vacated, he said {without batting an eye;. • Roofinir • Spouting Buy now ot 2e2^r **old chestnut" endorsed by both examiner for the Ohio Division Next please.'* "<• Arthur L. • Outers parties but never made into law. Of course it it not considered of Securities, and in that same rail wrfK »•_, myitet •. »• a o o Wimbley • m m unusual for candidates to with department he served as an at • fleatintf — Gas - Oil - ( ,,,! THE LAST TIME I SAW THE TROUBLED lady ahe was fran 9) Storm Windows e Hours FLECKNER, FORMER state hold their campaign *pledgea un torney inspector from 1934 to AWNINGS, CANOPIES, PATIOS til after the primary, so perhaps tically searching for someone who waa free to take care of her. Aluminum Awmno liquor director and onetime city 1941. Having lost her place in line and the crowd being what it was, manager of Springfield, made the above are taking advantage MIA I'l K< MAM TERMS From 1942 to 1946. ha waa exe I suppose she will be there till sometime next week. Paint It Wallpaper Co- known hia position on FEP legis of that course of action. 00* BROWNE BROS. -1 I tour Service • 4 m cutive secretary, Ohio. Ass'n of EQUIPMENT CO. lation during a luncheon he held Small Loan Companies. During ALL OLD PENDENIS BAR TO SAY IS when you go to pay /- tor newspapermen at hia Vir- BEFORE TAKING HIS posi CA. 1-6971 262 NORTH FIFTH ST. BRUCE JOHNSON We Give Top Value Stamps 1947-48, be waa Springfield'a your tax, GO PREPARED. If you are unsure of bow to fill out (y "tinia hotel Campaign headquar tion on FEP. Fleckner outlined city manager, and in 1949-59, he, your form get someone who dee* know to do it for you. COLUMBUS. OHIO l€7 N. 22n_ Si . H : |{ R*E -01Mt.Ver_onAv.F_.500 ters Friday. ta reporters hia proposal far a served aa liquor director. There ia a lot of difference betweea a eow and a dag SATURDAY, APRIL 23, .ftS* &ATURPAY. APRIL 11, jgg THg OHIO -JLNT.N& SEC. 2-PAGES THE OHIO SENTINEL .SEC;. *~PA>* I, and oiiei MUCH ADO ABOUT HAIRDOS Date Near For Howell Club's Saturday, April 21,1966 Columbus, Ohio Comlb-natioi n Style Show, Tea Hostesses for the tea Howell Mtmbers of Howell club, from Fellowship Church... club of St Paul AME has along whom tickets may be secured, with a showing of fashions Sun are Mesdames snd Misses day, April 22, will be Mesdames Louise Hill, president; Victoria Adventure In Brotherhood Grace Stewart, Georgia Burton, Starks. Mildred McCray, Doro N ADVENTURE BY Columbus tn the reality ef brother Dorothy Goins and Gwendolyn thy Nix, Eula Reynolds, Azalia A hood observes its 10th anniversary this week. Suel. Miller, Miranda Clark, Ethel Fellowship church, an hour of worship each month This event, to be st Veterans Doyle, Zellena McCord, Stella for men, women and children of all races, cultures and Memorial auditorium at 4 p. m , Reed, Ruth Whittaker, Helen faiths, has been an experience in unity and Christian love features lovely Chicagoan Cor Richardson, Helen Paxton, Jean transcending the arbitrary lines men create about them dis King as guest model. ette Grider, Gertrude Hairston, selves. Helen Howell, Carrol Hill, Bur- rel Kendrick, Isabelle Buford, Though the heart of the movement, wor_nip service hasn't been the end of Fellowship church. The choir, Hobart Banks, Marie Banks, whpse members come from various religious and racial Earthel Burney, Margaret Bu- groups; an interracial, interfaith nursery; fellowship hour •ford, Watson Doyle, Emerson and tea and the forum are all a part of the program. Freeze. Florence Freeze, Thel- ma Martin, Kathryn Payne, The latter, instituted recently,-bears out Fellowship Floyd Pettiford, Reba Randolph church's wish to remain sensitive to the needs of the group. and Juanita Turner. Forum topics are drawn from pressing problems in the community and emphasize matters of intergroup concern. All proceeds benefit the Housing, employment and comparable subjects have been FEMININE TRESSES WILL NOT BE hanging in this sudden boom for 'longer hair," but church. Rev. J. D. Howell is pastor. discussed. will be longer—3S_ to 5V. in. in all. These are photographic hints showing before and after. The Beyond these activities, fellowship committee ar modeh Rosebud Brown. The operator: Ernestine Cansler, Debonnaire Beauty Shop, Columbus. ranges gatherings planned to provide opportunities for See story. social contact and better understanding—visits to homes, By EUNICE WOOD i can't let your beautician sight! more of a job of cutting the hair Annual DAV Tea picnics and similar activities.- THE MONSTER'S DOOM HAS BEEN PRONOUNCED If you've finally decided to'the bottom of the ear lobe and in layers to mould it to the Women's auxiliary t. Disabled In the brochure commemorating its 10th year, Fellow cut your hair and now it's only a j even things up all the way [shape of tire head. The latter de- American Veterans, of Colum ship church includes a pithy statement and definition of its Si- to 54 In. growth from the 'round. Then, to that things fines the purpose, bus, sponsors the fourth annual • NECK TRIM: Removing purpose. head, forget the haircut and look won't be quite so blunt at the tea Sunday. June 6. Mrs. Jessie around for a new hairstyle, say j back of the neck, allow her to the fine hairs at the back of the "Let us give thanks," it says, "to the interesting dif By Lucius E. lee Pierce is chairmsn. ferences in people. May we recognize their fundamental As I See It! Columbus beauty operators who further mower your tresses to a neck. Purpose: for general good likenesses, and have a listening ear for their needs." are setting the pace with soft, j point 4 in. above the natural grooming — not to look like ___•__• natural looking hairdos 'which hairline. Peck's bad boy. Hairlines in JUSX DON'T see it that way— NOW THERE IS A body of en ra w We congratulate you on this milestone and join in ticket for a raffle et e county they call "longer"—but not long. Know what you wa nt when «* * ' f°H° the natural one of 'this thing of closing harness laws of tht church which has set your hope that brotherhood may some day become a full- I fair or a church raffle for a The only other haircut you , you go into the beauty parlor. the wearer. Those cut to points racing at the Franklin county prohibitions on practically ev time reality. quilt, except in the latter case can't get In a beauty shop that • And here's a guide that might at the top of the ear arc too fairgrounds. I cannot agree that erything men do. Frown or only one person has a chance to has operators attune with tha j help you: haircutting, hairshap- high. harness racing at the fair smile if you will, but there was win the prize while In e horse times is the "poodle," the "crew i ing, neck trim—they have three To recognizesthe difference in grounds amounts to perverted a time when church law frown race many have a chance of cut," or the "Audrey Hepburn." I different meanings defined as hair that has been shaped by use of the grounds. The fair ed on anything other than a winning something. Whether it cutting and hair that has The 'Good' And The Goon Yes, beauticians say the ga- follows grounds are for fairs and fairs three hour Sunday sermon and a be holding a ticket for a'quilt or "grown out," note the photos HAT ELEME.NT OF "good" Birmingham white citizens, have many contests. A harness min look has got to go. Instead, • HAIRCUTTING: A scienti including the city officials, which deluged Nat (King) prayer meeting. a mutuel ticket, one stands to above. T race, or even a running race, is Biblically speaking, there was forfeit a part of hb goods for It's a look of softly set contour fic procedure of shaping and For answers to further ques Cole with apologies following his attack last week is no waves- ending in casually round the same kind of contest as pit only one body of laws God hand bad judgement. moulding the hair into definite tions about hairstyling, or at- less at fault than the three goons who assaulted him with ed curls that make up the smart ting a boar against a boar, bull ed to man, the Ten Command In the case of the quilt, only length layers and wave patterns. home care, direct your ques intentions of doing much more. •" against bull, dog against dog or .lady's hairdo this year^f 1956. Purpose: to bring-out the beauty ments given to Moses. AH else fate selects the winner and none • • • tions to the writer at The Senti The methods of these two segments—the "good" and baked goods against baked goods has been clerical interpretations has a recourse to Judging for of the "hairstyle, shorten the nel, Box -29, Columbus 16. the goon-—differ markedly. Their basic convictions are so at a fair, to see which is super of what God wants and those in himself. One claim oi? the clergy REG A R D L E S S OF THE general length. ior. nearly the same as to defy differentiation. terpretations hsve been based about the .raffle ii the raffle length, It is important that hair • HAIR SHAPING: Same as What Cole's three attackers sought to" do is what After all, harness racing is on the kind of men making the helps the cause of God.-How? Is properly-shaped. Whether it's above except that it*does not ob- southern educators,'legislators and government administra merely the hitching of animals interpretation and the times. The raffle money goes to build e 2, 3 or S in. in length, you just viously Shorten the length, does (.oiiiml>iJ.s Sorors tors have been trying: to do, on an accelerated scale, ever up to see which can outrun the -• » • larger church, increase the sal since the supreme court ordered school integration two other. The law of God has put no FOR INS T A N C E. southern ary of the mlniste> sjrobe the Attend Regional years ago. prohibition on that. xvnite ministers, until the last 20 choir or buy an organ but in Members of A I p h s Kappa RICH, one of eight young Men, the braggarts, are al years, thought it within Chris either aim, God, in His Al- The educators issue high-sounding platitudes about chapter of Iota Phi Lambda sor women who bowed during ways pitting themselves against tian keeping to discriminate mightyness is not benefited. maintaining student safety and order. They pussyfoot in ority, in Columbus, will motor Wilberforce Links' debutante the face ot mobs and beat a fast retreat when things get one another to see which is su against Negro membership and • * • to Dayton Saturday. April 21, to perior. Wherein lies any differ cotillion, was escorted by really warm. At no time do they concern themselves with condoned it. although Christ ONLY MEN ARE benefited by attend the northern regional con preserving that concept of free inquiry and free methods ence from the whole fairgrounds talked of love among men. How William A Cochrane. Miss the spending of the raffle mon ference. Coprich was sponsored by which is supposed to be any educational institution's rea crowd judging on which group could there be love among men Members of Beta Chi chapter can pick a winner out of a bunch ey, although the congregation Eastern Star Chapter 2. OES, son for being. in a pattern of segregation or will be hostesses to the confer of nags and a few handpicked does aggrandize its environment PHA See story, Page 7, Sec. Temperately-worded manifestoes, denouncing the discrimination? ence and Mrs. Bessie Coston, men, of social approval, decid of worship. Likewise, only men 2.—Collins Photo. CURVES AHEA1> country's highest tribunal and pledging circumvention of Just as easy and in the same Youngstown, regional director, ing which is the better breed of are benefited by the ill or good its laws, is the way of the legislators. They promise the use way there ia a barking out will preside. Mrs. Marion H. chickens? judgement in determining the of all "lawful" means when clearly there are none. Their against a sport of men under e j Jackson, Washington, D. C, nat by • • 4 better horse for a race. In any real support is often thrown behind actions defying the pretext that the act of harness ional president, is expected to Grider Pupils THE CROWD DOES its judg case, when a man forfeits bis law and standing in the way of its enforcement racing is a perversion. attend. ing by going to the mutuel win There is no difference in a bet goods, another man benefits, not The governors, lieutenant-governors, attorneys-gen dow to denote confidence in its One of the highlights of the To Show Fashions on a harness race and holding a God. Saturday morning session will eral and such often come closest to the goons in their meth ability to judge by public demon Pupils from Jeanette Grider's be initiation of three Lomepa ods. Their denunciations aren't always moderate; their stration. In other words, the School of Dance will show junior club members from Columbus. promises make no pretense of being lawful; their actions crowd behaves like any two —. :, . v- _ i _ .- istyles during the style show and are predicated on no precept of decency or right. men picking a fighter. Isn't The Alpha Kappa delegation [ MRS. FANNIE HARRIS (LEFT) and Mrs. Rachel Anderson ; tea Howell club of St. Paul AME The remainder of the "good" element laments and there always a friendly bet on LETTERS will return Sunday afternoon. join Blue Star Mother, throughout Col tmbus and Franklin coun ; has at Veterans Memorial audit apologizes for the actions of its uncouth counterparts. In the question? And I repeat, Mrs. Hattys B. Redmond is c ty in Daisy day sales Thursday through Saturday, April 19-21. orium, Columbus, Sunday, April so doing, they reaffirm a dislike of crude methods. there is no law of God against president and Mrs. Lucille B. 22. The goons, of course, moving in darkness with plenty such an act. Mrs. Harris is chairman of the drive and Mrs. Anderson presi Culpepper, secretary. dent of Chapter 73, Blue Star Mothers, assigned to Mt. Vernon reinforcement, stalk innocent men. _ The bet, in its simplest form, Appeal From Goodwill Industries Springfield pupils appearing Sizes 32-36 A. Editor, The Sentinel: We are expanding our program of str- •v. area. All moniea received will be used for hospitalized vet Clearly, all these elements, be they "good'* or goon, is an assured sacrifice of a part are Jackie Browning, Faye Hou 32-38 B, 34-42 C. vice for the physically handicapped, by which they become em erans.—Pierce Photo. ston, Peggy Allen, Betty Jenkins, take their stand on the flimsy platform of vvhite superior of one's goods u* he is found in Earns Certificate ity. This fs the real motive, the force to which white south ployed at some useful trade in the reconditioning ot outmoded and {Carol Jackson and Ann Steven- 72 bad judgement of which horse is outgrown clothing, repairable furniture and other discarded pear- The parent education chair-1^ Appearing from Columbus ern supremacists sre convicted. We believe the methods superior. The bet is wagered E. Main. sonal and household goods. man of Columbus Council of I r# MOWJ11, -rb^^ Sandr. they employ are relatively incidental. against another who proclaims TEVER8AUGH SPECIAL HAIR PREPARATION 24*51 We ara asking you please to cooperate by urging your readers Parent Teacher Ass ns has en-j Capito, Carolyn Gibson, Diane himself a better judge. In any Cleveland If the Cole attack has outraged the respectable white to turn over to us all such usable discards in their homes. Pressing Oil — Brilliantine — Shampoo — Pomade For Men nounced that the parent «d_ce-| _ case, it is a forfeiture of a part Bark r >nd HM Grid
niii.iMi-e-r.wii mumeim •M0*_m§toteaaMn_Mfa_tt. •W-,^-.*.... THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, APRtL 21, 19S6 SEC. a—PAGE 4 SATURDAY. APRIL 31.1994 Wives Regaled THE OHIO SENT-NEf, e^»-»AO__j By Unity Club DAYTON.—Unity club, one ol HINTS FOR THE Mrs. Hill Dayton's oldest men's clubs, honored wives with a banquet at Patterson Playhouse Saturday. YOUNG HOMEMAKER Vespers Following dinner, the evening was spent in games. The event was planned by By EUNICE WOOD Speaker Leroy Hicks, Homer Prewitt and Jack had parents concerned YOU HAD bean married 20 that he keep up his end In the By LOUISE EMORT Ralph Taylor. John Ward was classroom. caterer. ryears, had your son IB years "A Pastoral Reprimand" was Stanley Reese is clob presi ago, took a job at Lazarus 12 Thursday was *«do nothing,** Sunday morning subject of Rev. dent and Charles Rodgers, se years ago and ware as lovely as or "be kind to Irean," night— A L, Mason at Bethany Baptist, cretary. our homemaker this week, what and it worked with everyone re Columbus. Music was by Choir would have been your recipe for specting it Sharing the belief No. 2. Men's chorus and senior living? that each had specific Jobs, choir served at "Gospel fas Guests Attend That was the question put to each deserved whatever small Song" at Centenary Methodist, gracious Irean Madden, 397 S. rewards that came his way. The pastor and men's chorus Wheatland av., whan aha was In FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ARE Mrs. Minnie Clemens, Mra. In addition, budget became a render service Tuesday at Cal. La Mour Meeting terviewed as ode of the city's vary Tremont . . . Troop 189, Grace Williston of Washington, D. C, guest of Mra. Clemcns many employed homemakers. member of the Madden house- while visiting in Dayton; Mrs. Isabella Samuels Belboder of N. By MRS.. C. TAYLOR bold. When it want astray, Girl Scouts, presented a black* Irean explains that had it not board to the church to be used York City and Mrs. Anthony Davidson. Mra. Belboder, who is Victory Matrons Set La Mour club of Columbus bean for the special kind of Irean worked vigorously to the house guest of Mra. Davidson, and Mrs. Taylor were honored met Sunday with Mrs. Harriett bring lt back under control. by Sunday school and youth 1 teamwork which welded her Finally, tha employed home- groups . . . Mrs. Mary B Hill guests during dinner at the home of the J. W. Curtises when the Millsap. family of three together these Curtises entertained friends recently at their Dayton. home- Members attending were Mes- maker took a brief rest aa soon wee guest speaker at vesper 'Fiesta Rhumboogie past 20 years, her role as an as she got home. Fifteen min services last Sunday, sponsored Collins Photo. dames and Misses Frances Mad* employed homemaker could not Victory Matrons club, which Proceeds win be used for hos ison. Georgia Nichols, Helen A. utes, or twice that if time and by Sunlight Sewing Circle. Mrs. each year has brought Colum pitalized veterans and contribu have been filled. chores permitted, did wonders Natalia McCray waa the guest Taylor, Dolly Woodward, Clare • • a bus a fast moving cabaret show, tions to civic and charitable in McKnight, Millsap, Mary Jones, to change her focus from out JOLLY 16 CLUB MEETS soloist. Mrs. Ruth Carter, teach is changing the theme this year. stitutions. JACK MADDEN, THE man of side to inside the home. er st Felton school and daughter Josephine Chandler and Char the house, is an only child; Valley Dale will be scene of lotte Taylor. Jolly 16 club met Friday eve senca of the president. Miss Vi of a former pastor of Bethany, LATHAM'S DINER the Fiesta Rhumboogie ball Fri Tickets ara available from Irean, his wife, is one of a fam Presently Jack Madden is ning with Miss Clara Fields, 258 ols Binford', who was touring the late Rev. O. W. Carter, waa Complete Meals DaQy Guests were Mrs. Ada Buck employed at B-T Metals and day, April 27, 9 p.m.-- a.m. The Mesdames H. N. Smith, Emile ily of six. It took Jack eight St Clair av., Columbus. Europe at the time of the meet Introduced and extended greet* Breakfast 6:15 A. M. Hot Biscuits Leop, Harold Williams, J. W ner, Miss Sara Buckner end years of marriage to be con Irean ia doing clerical work in Big Brace and Catherine Latham, Props. fiesta spirit of tbe islands will Miss Mona Millsap. The vice president, DeWitt ing. Tbe dub received an inter ings. A social hour followed. HI. 3-147? prevail with spring flowers, bal Williams, Sr., A P. Bentley, vinced that tha two of them the retail office at Lazarus. esting letter from her. Misa Helen Joyce and Mrs, 317 HOSACK ST. Harry Jefferson, Frank Rey could work and get ahead Irean They have their own homo, a Coleman, presided in the ab- loons and beautiful dancing girls Announcement was made that Ethel A. Smith ware hostesses. creating the setting. Clarence nolds, Eldon Ward, Matthew claims this* was her biggest Job ear, take annual vacations, Mrs. Lunie Lettimer waa mis> Patronize Sentinel Advertisers. It pays. Carter, Earl Hood, Percy Car Surprise Party before taking employment out seeking tbe family type vaca the dinner to be given by the Olden's band will play. dub May 19 at Miss Binford's trees cf ceremonies, ter, Bennett Dickerson, Howard side her home. Once convinced. tion spots rather than going to Resume Meetings • • • Giles, Bertha May, James Kent Jack worked with Irean in every big cities. Usually they go with home has been postponed until a Honors Mrs. Paul later data. Chairman was Mrs. MRS. IDA HOPEWELL, 1209 You'll Be A Picture Of Loveliness way to take care of their obliga another couple. After e brief Easter vacation N. Grant av., was hostess to Friends of Mrs. Grace Paul tions to each other as man and in the Hilltop Sewing Pearls dub Lucy Singer, and co-chairman After A Visit To was Mrs. Bessie Jones. Sunlight Sewing Circle Sunday. Nook surprised her on her birthday wife, to their home, their child IREAN HAS THREE hobbles of Columbus resumed regular Among those present were Mrs, Miss Binford Is Friday with a party at the home and to their respective jobs. It —collecting recipes and trying midweek meetings when Mrs, Members hi attendance wera Alta Moore, sols charter mem GOLDIE'S *••* of Mrs. Pansy Grider. wasn't easy. Here are some them out, especially if they're Misses and Mesdames Irma Amy Harper. 244 S. Hague eru ber of this 52 year old circle, HAIR STYLIST PROCESS SPECIALIST Back From Europe A birthday cake for tha hon things they did. pastries; collecting unusual Jew entertained at her home Wed Johnson, Mercedes Bryant, Net and Mrs. Daisy Wlgginton, a oree was baked by Mrs. Fay 1122 E. LONG ST. FE. *___ Meal_ became an item for elry, and modeling. She will di nesday afternoon. The Wednes tie White, lola Johnson, Bessie guest . . . Cora Jordan White is Miss Viola Binford and her Mattison. Also attending and en rect a show this Sunday et Seward. Ethel Bryant, and Lucy GOLDIE BAILEY, Prop. Albert A Howard, Operator brother and sister-in-law, Mr. weekly planning. Always flex day prior to this meeting, some guest speaker et Women's day joying the buffet meal ware Mes ible, Irean would shift about so Christ Memorial Baptist. Irean Singer. service May 20. and Mrs. Bruce Hull, 931 Atche dames Marion Alexander, Mar of the members attended the The dub will meet with the son st., Columbus, have return thst if Jack and Buddy, their has modeled with the Walker- garet Snow, Anna West, Matt-* Stevens models. April "Milady's Matinee" at letter Tuesday, May 1, et 911 ed from a six weeks tour of 11 son, felt like hamburger on Hilltop YMCA Theme was "In Sentinel society writer Makes hospitality easier-.* son and Grider. Tuesday and it was planned for A member of Trinity Baptist, Camden av. Blanche M. Van Hook is the European countries. They visit The honoree received a love* terior Decorating;" Mrs. Zeno ed in England, Holland, Bel- Thursday—they had hamburger she finds time in her busy Refreshments ware served by dean of central Ohio report* ly gift- bia Cambric ia dub president. Mias Fields. glum, Luxembourg, Germany, on Tuesday t Grocery shopping schedule for active participa ers of the socle! scene. Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Aus was dona weekly. tion in Trinity's major choir tria. Italy, Monte Carlo, French For Buddy, Irean made a and also serves as capable pres Riviera, and France. Meeting At Felton chore chart, posting it each ident of Char-So-Res club. . The public Is invited to attend week for his after-school guide. met They departed on the Queen Felton school Parent Council Gold and silver stars can be Im HOW DOES THE YOUNG Elizabeth and returned on tha meeting Thursday, "April 19, at portant to an 8 year old brry and homemaker ta Daytoa live—ia SAMSONITE LUGGAGE Queen Mary, both luxury liners. 7:30 p. m. Com?siunity Players these were' won weekly by Springfield — Xenia — Colum When they docked in N. York, of Ohio State unr- _raity will pre young Madden. they were met by another broth bas? Send ta your bints for sent the play, "Tomorrow is the Mother and son negotiated ev modern horaemaklng to this 5 er and sister-in-law of Miss Bin Day." This will be followed by a ery six weeks- over school re JT ^ B. Men's Quick-Tripper ford, Mr. and Mrs. Howard* ,column to The Obio Sentinel, A. New Hat Box discussion by members of tbe port cards. Their simple system Box €29, Colambas 16. They $19.50 Hull, 1512 W. King av., Colum gave SO cents for As received in $15 bus. Parent Council, faculty and can be on any ef the home- friends. junior high; $1 for Aa received making arts and/or sciences- in senior high. Tha appearance cooking, sewing, bottseclean- of a C on .the grade card brought bag, home management, fam Guest Speaker Haitian, Study tha total down considerably- ily management. Be sure te C. Men's Two Suiter even though all tha rest were Include a photo, name, ad $25 Sunday, April 29, Rev. A L. A study of Haiti will be pre Aa. Mason, pastor of Bethany Bapt dress and phone with your ar sented when Capital City Unit Jack ia now enrolled in the ticle. ist, wm be guest speaker at 2nd 698, American Legion, presents College of Commerce at OSU, Baptist, Columbus, at 3:30 p.m. its Pan-American day program but he makes his own dollars by service. Mrs. Gloria Meade Ste Sunday, Aprfl 22, 4 p. m., at working part time as a retail wart will be guest soloist for the Veteran's Memorial auditorium, day. clerk in the boys' 1-6 shop at Truth Award To Columbus. Lazarus.
THE FAMILY WASH took Mrs. C Thurman Victory Matrons Club one night out of the week. Iron ing was sandwiched in. For Columbus chapter of Nat'l presents A eight years Irean had Tuesdays Ass'n of Negro Business and off and it was on Tuesday that Professional Women's Clubs, PTA met at John Burroughs Inc., will attend services at Shi school. Yes, she planned it that loh Baptist, 720 Mt Vernon av., FIESTA way so that she could keep up Columbus, at 11 a. m. Sunday, with her son at school and let April 29. At this time, the dub D. Ladie. Trails Case his teachers know that young will present its annual Sojourner c RHUMBOOGIE BALL Truth award to Mrs. Cora Mae 417.80 Thurman, 1420 E. Long St., for OVER SO YEARS AT meritorious services to tha com 98->-8--> Mt. V MODE HOSIERY & ON MT. V ERNON VALLEY DALE BAUMON munity. Chairman of tha award YDU1L 00 BETTER AT Ave. at 18th St. Pepsi-Colal UMGEWE SHOP committee is Mrs, Helen Pax AVENUE , EV. mm ffilDAY, APRIL 27 - 9 P. M. - 2 A. M. ton. OUR LOCATION Open MOSL A WrL • • a VU.YK FKB $1.25 _*£_£• SAVES VOU »-» MUSIC BT THE CHAPTER WILL have MONEY "tlt l_^_Tr^f--iMJt_" With Three (2) Pairs Of its regular meeting that after CLOSED EVERY (U-BKE 019-4 AND MS OKKfl-A Fruit of the Loom nos-sry noon at the home ot Mrs. Edna Ben Sykiai's FfBST SUNDAY Bryce, 246 Sherbourne dr., fol FURNITURE TICKETS NOW — »t.SO (Tan _-LT Itm Mt Vernon FE. 15*4 For Tbe Best Demi Ope* Amy Evesdng PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. of COLUMBUS, OHIO Ope* s_e__.X_Mars. t__ 1 P. M., lowed by e reception tn honor of In Town. ~-i—___^__-______-__-____i hy Appoint—_ent Mrs. Thurman from B to T:30 pit_.tr.ML, PARKING NO PROBLEM—PARK ON IS- ST. ts- Sat. __|-trait- p. m. President of tha chapter _S Misa Dorothy Roberts, tAX. 1—PAGI 9 nent clubs—the Cupidettes. They jest this year as sn auxiliary Escorts were Theodore Greer, Raymond O. Anderson, need no introduction but cer to the Colambas UL. James R. Dixon, Jerome Gresham, Thomas L. Black, Wil tainly deserve recognition. Russell snd Roweena Jeliffe liam A Cochrane, Cecil Q. Smith and John D. Johnson. CLUB SCRIPTS awards them a are persons who will be noted Co-chairmen of the 1950 third annual cotillion 'were Mrs. printed orchid and pictures in history for their work with McCants and Mrs. Rembert Stokes. Other chairmen were them here, in the usual order: Kararau Hoase. Their work be Mesdames G. F. David, Helena Taylor, Melvin A Johnson, Catherine Riley, Lettie Waller, gan as long age as 1915. when D. TN Murray, George F. Valentine and Bernard H. John- Belle Eldridge, Estelle Parker, the couple established resi eon, Jr. Pauline Fulton, Rose Lynch, dence in the hesrt of Cleve Frances Thurman, Ann Gilbert, land's most congested ares. Post-debutante hostesses were Misses Betty Patterson, Louise Holland, Isabelle Myrick, They believed that with con Jane Frazier, Etta Keith and Mrs. Helena Blaks Dahmer. president; Rosebud Brown, Bea scientious planning and the Honorary escorts were Layfette Fraxier and David Stlnson. CUPIDETTES CLUB trice Reeves, Marie Mallory, use of the arts as a vehicle, Other Wilberforce Links assisting with the affair were LINKS OF WILBERFORCE PRESENTED these debutantes In their third annual cotillion at Blue Rhoda Brady. Margaret Jones, Mesdames Homer H. Collins, Leonard C. Archer. William Moon ballroom, Xenia. Left to right: Ruth M. Harding, Jerrie Tigner, Eileen Henderson, Marva M. Cop- F YOU SAW A group of corns-; Beatty (what a love of a hat!), CLUB SCRIPTS pests their sound Interracial cooperation Chapman, Raymond O. Dicker- rich, Racheel M. Tilford, Shirley M. Lynch, Shirley A Jenkins and Sonya L. Bell. See story. I ly matrons having late Satur-' Helen Paxton, Irene Patterson, picture this week and even Ada Patlon, Thelma Truss snd could be attained. Work began son, James E. Harrison, Jr., Le- day night supper in the popular j Isabelle Myrick, Margaret Bur- though it doesn't include them Mozclle Parker. Not pictured with children—using their ob Skyline—then you saw members {ton, the three hostesses, of all you'll get to meet, left to are Edna Emerson and Elaine vious creative talents. ota N. Lackey, Selma S. Lane, of the Lit-Phy-So club munching course, and guest Ines Diliard. right: Emogene Palmore, Fe Walker. Adult groups followed; ad William McDnvid, Francis Tho on tasty chef's salads and being Other club members, Portia licia Patterson, Winnie Beard, • e • ditional property was acquir mas, E. O. Woolfolk and Dr. hosted for their April meeting Browning. Esther Allen and Frances Palmer, Audrey Pal- RUSSELL AND ROWEENA ed. Because the UL Guild has Margaret W. Hardoen. by Hazel Truitt, Ellen Simmons t Mary Jane Fields, were "at mere, Mary Lou N e e I e y. Jeliffe ef Karamu House in ss its purpose a aimllar goal, and Ruth Wilson. jhome." Members not shown are Caro Cleveland will visit Columbas this Thursday's meeting this week and while they are promises to be an Interesting ENTER NOW Business for the meeting was! ._ roTO A-W^TS keen lyn Tucker. Lois Frisler. Mil- OPERATION here meet with the Columbus one. Biblns Kuklos transacted at Ruth (Mrs. J. R.) {. dred Pace, Bessie Edwards, wanting a GE steam Iron, eon- Urban League Guild during its Wilson's on E. Long St., earlier.... _ . ._ « Rose Flint and honorary mem • • • ber Ann Callender. We picture quarterly meeting st the Sene- POST YOUR CLUB news «•_ •_ J ._ a _i _., : taft a member of the Les cs hotel. Thursday, April 19, Has Book Review Seen round the table were Eles-1 j ""•_ i . __ . them busy becaose that's tbe notes with CLUB SCRIPTS by at t p. m. Coreda Ward is nor DeLoache, president; Irma! Madame, club. Their current way they seem to be! mailing them to The Sentinel, grand prise. This groap, which chairman and Mrs. Benjamin Mrs. Franklin H. Mason re ELECTRIC COMPANY'S WORKSAVER Taylor, Minnie White. Kay Mc-1 ***** _ft___t!»:__?•___._• Box 629. or by calling The Sen- Is barely three years eld, has Abramsen vice ehairmaa of j tinel office Saturdays, 1 to I viewed "Nearer to Heaven/' a Gill, Ellen Simmons, Myrna ANOTHER GROUP HARD at racked up an enviable record the guild, which was erganised .p. m.—E. W. book by Frank Baker, when Bib- : work are members of Carroll ef charitable projects. They've lus Kuklos club met with Mrs Early Unit, Blue Star Mothers, big 1956 K _ A dene the usual things, like Edward Tyree, 1651 N. Starr rd., lamp sum donations to UA who wish to say thank you be Columbus, recently. COPA CLUB fore they say "Please." The each year; baskets for needy ... , ... • Thomas-Lee Marriage J to Mrs. Henry Smith reported on PRIVATE families, etc. The project the [!5?_*?__ £i^^__£_ ____| the publicity clinic given by The members consider most mean Ohio Sentinel, which she attend PARTY ROOM ingful to them Individually Is -_-Tl-|Re.cent Social Event ed. Mrs. Brookey Holzendorf, that which provides Easter f?h,,oh ^^\ church and it is I being extended by Dinne__r_ Chmn:a . Cleveland, house guest of the bask els to patients at Chil- ma rria of Mi i :""__7_-.T"^.7 "'^ Rose B. Winston. The please is',-____ j «« " *""• only jewelry was a pair of dia- Tyrees, made remarks, A de NOW OPEN aproo.hesmui. TOs^earthe ^ . _ ^ drop .earrings and her lightful social hour followed the group pare based, filled an d !forth Da g dav .-...., -. 2-j --•"i~»'~«~1 "Thomas, H?4 Clifton sv:, Co- corsage was an orchid. business meeting. You can win by all Blue Star Mothers this1,. _.._ .^« . — - da-triber-edl tt gsy baskets. weekend (see story elsewhere) lumbus, and Charles E. Lee was Mrs. A. T. McNeely attended For Rental To Groups Mrs, Tyler McCoy is president Th* girls are aO married, and it is being extended by Mrs. solemnized March 31- at the the bride a* matron of honor. Of 10 To 150 Persons Others present were Misses and have chBdresi mt their own, !A.. B. Smith. home of Mr. and Mrs. Grady She. wore blue lace with navy one of these Mesdames Nimrod B. Allen, Ma range ia age from _4 to St— Matthews, 246 N. Garfield_av. accessories and en orchid cor- For Reservations rion Allan, Edna Lucas and Sar and that's as etose aa you'll ELOISE HOWELL SAW to Rev. R. N. Nelson, pastor of;sage. ELECTRIC DRYERS Call Mgr. Marvel W. Cole ah Jackson. get any groap af II women to It that detailed arrangements j Mt. Vernon Av. AME, officiated George N. Lee attended his F Air fax 19S5 admit their ages. Se that you were completed for the jaunt at the ceremony. [brother as best man. The next meeting will be with * msde by members of Fort- can get to know them better. For her wedding, the bride Mrs. William Lee, mother of Mrs. Robert Washington, 180- E. j nightly Reading club recently the groom, wore a blue silk chose a street length dress of Long st when they were guests ef the gown wtth a red rose corsage. Gas Ce. Customer Serviee :pa»tel blue lace, buttoned to the Mrs. Matthews' dress was deep Dept. Twenty-five club mem- J neck with long sleeves. The'rose and her corsage of yellow bers aad their guests witness- '. mman Peter Pan collar COLUMBUS LAUNDRY was roses. ed the interesting demonstra- ,tudded with rhinestones. A DRY CLEANING This Week Her Hostesses for a reception im Uea of a new type cooker and | mediately following the cere -Oi Mt. Vernon Ave., Col's. O. i*P^ then enjoyed tbe food prepar mony were Mrs. Elsia Metcalf, Family and Bachelor Bandies ed therein by one of the Mias Mary Lawson and Mrs. TBI F1HILVS Newton representatives. »•* | Symphony Unit Drspes, Blankets, Repairs A Lottie Taylor, sister of the Alterations This Sunday Juanita Web groom. HTt-ITE SPOT ster will be guest speaker for Elects Officers FLORINE RAMSET. Mgr. the tea being given the club at Modem Carpet Cleaners O. L. RAMSEY, Prop. Fit "HTM. IIT* the heme ef Mr. and Mrs. N. Mias Esther Fish burn was B. Allen; 1715 E. Long st. Mrs. Rugs — Carpets Cleaned In elected president of East unit, Home, Office, Churches, etc. Ruth Newell and her commit- \ Columbus Symphony orchestra, THIS IS THE CLUB We like fsmu.ee,.. and families like ust On tee are busily preparing the \ when the group met Wednesday, Free Estimates TOO HAVE LOOKED FOR. HERE'S AU YOU DO: our menu are taste thrills galore for everyone dainty refreshments and a I Mr8 George A. Slater is co- 139. Eastwood Ave. FA. t-t- WRITE AND SEE. well rounded program for the . Get year free entry blank from a cooperating electrte (with junior sise portions for the small fry). chairman. Other officers are One year's membership, fl.tt affair. The Fortnightly club appliance dealer. c Mother enjoys the respite from kitchen Mrs. DeWilda Hairston, record If yon Uke te he remembered Answer contest questions with the class posted on dis extends an open Invitation to ing secretary; Miss Charlotte DR r. H. MASON play dryers. Complete the statement: "I weald Uke Wk.nf.rs wil be anno-ruo, duties, and appreciates the fine points of attend during the teatime en year birthday and holidays Greene, corresponding secre DR. H. O. MASON te own an electric dryer because .. * ** * our culinary skill Dad likes the mo_ett hours of 4-7. hy a group of friendly people, __di Tlturs-gy ov-frteg — H:KJ jtm tary, and Mrs. Marcellus Thur join our club. Fill In yc-tr name and address, dealer's name, and de site of our cheeks I i * * * oe the TV Wtatbtrmoii Show - WBHS-TY th. 10 man, treasurer. MASON'S Over 8 Tears Of Service posit your entry ia the Operation Worksaver box in the TEENAGERS AT Beatty Cen- Free education for career store. JEWELERS AND ter are delirious. The center! Columbus male choral ensem- seekers. New contest each week through May lt Eater as NOVELTY FOOD BAR staff is grimly determined in re- >••• W*&* by Charles Ruther- OPTOMETRISTS Single or married people who often as yoa Uke. Each week's contest closes mid gard to success of the all-sports; ford- «ntertained for the meet- GLASSES 97.75 op want companionship er more night Saturday. Entries wUl be judged on neatness, oo. 1 .U--TWe banquet to be held there this;" *' Guaranteed Materials friends, write fer information e. iginaUty and aptness of thought AU entries become 741 E. LONG ST. CA. 4-0552 - MAIN STORE - -CU-MIUS AND SOUTHIfN OHIO lUCTKIC COMPANY te property ef Cots. A Se. Ohle Electric Ce. Duplicate week. The mouth watering menu j Plana for the annual project, If W. Main St. - CA t-tiSt prises in esse ef ties. planned for 250 is made possible's musical Sunday night supper, Columbas, O. TERRY'S SOCIAL * "Where Fine Food Is a Tra&tion" by the sizable financial contri- j were completed. The event will — BRANCA STORE - LETTER CLUB, INC. bution donated for the affair by j be at the home of Mrs. Thur- 7*1 E. Long SL • CA 4--S1S Bex 1451 Chicago 00. BL 4 OttRATlON VVOwKf AVW m on tight one of Columbus' more promi- \ men, 7ft Miami a v. Columbus, O. •••p N and moke your contest entry* # fia*!*9m4eeemmmmmi'ii4imu •MMBM-MMM-Mtt J^TI^AYa APRIL 11, \9tm SENTINEL •EC. S--PAGE A THf OHIO yNpNEL "Hits, ItC 1~_»AG*. CENTURY CLUB TO CELEBRATE Staoi^sbdrdm V_-'L-.t ~ i VI V l >_< w w _** ...,>*r . >r - -. . i- . . CirclCircle7of_ndBaptJ8t.Ct.ie 7 of 2nd Baptist, Culunl v featured. Rev. Granville Sew-jsale, and advance order, may,bus, has a smorgasbord dinner *I*ke PSfcJic ~ inv«ted to the 4tth ennroersary celebration of ard is to deliver the sermon. \be placed with any member May 24. Mrs. Lydlsn Schucks is the 20th Century club of SL The Century Helpers, under J Chairman of this project Is Mrs. chairman and Mrs. Cleona Mr> ,,nnan Senior choir and men's chorus Paul AME church. Sunday, leadership of their president,[Carrie Copeland. J^jg^^ - Ralph Hammock, will assist by terrUshed music for morning April 29, at 4 p. m. at the worship at 2nd $aptist, Colum- leading devotions. They will also church. -28 E. Long st., Colum bus", Sunday. Rev. C, F. Jenkins bus. serve as ushers. BLUE STAR MOTHERS spoke on "Christ.and the Christ, The Three Psalmists will be Homemade candy will be for ian Mind." Two accessions were made. QUALITY AND SERVICE ARE DAISY DAY SALE SET Circle 4 had its spring tea in OFFERED BY THESE COLUMBUS the church dining room Sunday Any day in the week, afternoon. Mra, Ruth Foster was we sell better fooa chairman and Mrs. Bessie Coley for less. That's why COMMUNITY BUSINESSES co-chairman . . .Rev. Jenkins so many thrifty was representative from Colum homemaker* shop GIVE THEM YOUR SUPPORT bus Housing Council tc the Nat'l here regularly. To Housing C o if n c i I meeting in keep your total food Washington last week. . .Prayer bills down, try our SMITH'S .Fresh Vegetables A Fruit service at 2nd is each Thursday, everyday low prices 7:30 ... .Sympathy is extended CONFECTIONERY East Market Stand No. 27 for real * a v i n g a. the Herbert Turner .family in the You'll be glad you il.s Graevttle St.. PK. I3tis JOHN GRAVES & SON death of his aunt, Mrs. Lottie Columbus, Ohio did! Donald Graves Singer. 'inceries. Meats. Confections Arnofd Graves l»ol» MAM to H P Al Ill among the congregation EMZAHKTH RANSOM and are Mesdames Helen Young. ALMA I>1.US, Props. • WILLIAMS Virginia Minnis, Dora Ander son. Iva Dillingham, Helen <;I*O<:F.I.Y Mills, Cleo Perry, Florence 48. GARFlt_LD AVE. Beattie. Ruby Meadley, Amy FEATHERSTONE'S MM. Columbus. Ohio DAIS1F 5 WILL NEVER TELL IS A common saying which Kelly. Mable Cummings and CARL L. BROWN'S 459 N 18III ST. FA. 9SS9 Groceries. Meata. Conlections will ring with truth this weekend during Daisy day sale sponsor Mary Bridges; Messrs. B. Alex- Columbus. U. Maiming Williams, Prop. ed by Blue Star Mothers of America in Franklin county for bene ! ander, Richard Ellis, Matthew Vegetebtes, Meats fit of Veterans hospital stadium at Chillicothe. Tiny flowers sold ! Carter and Fran Wiggins. Groceries PAUL'S this weekend can never tell the story of courage and determina Brer A Wine Jo Carry Out nt:; written each year _y this**«nnual push for funds. Nor can Weekdays 8 A M. 10 P M CARRY OUT STORK April Shower of Values they even be considered a commodity when lives of patients at 164 Wilsoa Corner Uak Sundays SAM. 2PM the hospital are .made brighter by money gained through their Naomi Jackson ••-• \ Party Supplies — Oomeslie Columbus, o A Imported Champagnes Beer— Wine— Ale— Misers sale. Mrs. Louise Emory (left) and Mrs. Bessie Boyd urge pub WE DKLIVER Fr*. Delivery - -V. 2912 lic support of the sale. See story. Resigns, Feted Blue daisies go on sale this I Early, Bessie Boyd, Mrs. Albert After two years of service aa lli weekend on the streets of Co ! Bruce, Zorah Jones. Ethel a clerk in the Dept. of Public CARNATION JIMMY'S BARNETT MARKET lumbus through the efforts ol Slade. Service, Division of Water, city combined chapters of Blue Star hall. Mrs. Naomi Jackson, 35t la.A.tkKT t-Kt-SI. FISH - POH1TKY • • • Mothers. Proceeds will bring BLUE DAISIES WILL be sold S. Wheatland,bv... Columbus. re- (Eight Veers With OP IN DAILY A st M»,\ V the stadium at Veterans Memor on Eastside streets, with a con signed Friday, Vbk-i was also Br. MT VKftNON at I ,ih ial hospital. Chillicothe, that Kroner's) - centration of effort being plan her birthday. Columlius, Ohio much nearer completion. ned for both the Long at. and Fellow employees"- showered (arnation 672 Ml. VKKNON AVE. Mt. Vernon av. areas. her with beautiful gifts and MILK - Friday and Saturday, April greeting cards. Making the press- ¥A.(t27% 20-21. are Daisy day sale days. Selling flowers in this section GOODWIN'S entation speech was the chief Columbus. Obio Members from Blue Star Moth will be not only members of clerk. Charles D. Heck. BETTY CROCKER Fresb Fruits, Vegetables ers chapters and fiigh school Carroll Early unit but also Blue Complete line ot 1 Mrs. Jackson returned. Mon girls wlil sell the tiny blue flow Star Mothers of A. Buzzy Camp ' Grorerie* A Meats. day to her former clerical posl* MI \ is A (.'(Hi IKIIS 878 I•:. Long St ers made of paper and wire, on bell Chapter 73. WHITE - YELLOW tion with Montaldo'a, exclusive Pkgs. Columbus, Jbio those two days, in this citywide CAKE MIXES DEVIL'S FOOD Ituurs: Man. Tburs 1:30 Mrs. Rachel Anderson, anoth- women's apparel shop. She will EVAPORATE? A. M to 7:30 P M , Fri A 8 A M to 11:30 P M. campaign for funds. ; er club leader, is president, of have charge of recapitulating Sat 1:2. A. M to 8 P. M. 7 Days A Week • • w Sun. 7:30 A M. to 12 Nooa this.unit. daily sales reports.- III.IT. STAR MOTHERS chap. VAN CAMP'S IVop. JAMES H. FLOOD tcrs have Negro women ..active MODERN MARKET in the program. Chapters are) 183 N. 20th St. FA 0S94 made up of a number of units, j t'nlnmnus, Ohio A. B. Meat Market Popular in this group is Carroll j Schoenllng Beer or Ale Early Unit, Chapter 6. Promi- j CA. 4-0716 .196 South 4th Street CA. 4-0716 CHUCK'S Case ~ < 22.89 nent clubwoman Louise Emory | Across From The Market House • Columbus. O. Gam (Cans) 6 — 89c is president. East-High girls and j Augusttner (Throwaways) members of Carroll Early unit' Qt. 35e 3 for SL00 PORK SAUSAGE lb. 29c 4 lb. $1.00 PORK"f BEANS 2 will sell from the following key I MARKET BOILING BEEF Lean, Meaty lb. 19c locations Friday and Saturday:] We Carry A Full Line High and Long sts., High and WIENERS or FRANKS lb. 39c BEEF ROAST Young, Tender Beef lb. 35c Of Hi-Quality Groceries Smallwood Market G_y sts.. Harrison a v. and Good- j I6A FANCY SIAR-KIST Quality Meats and ale st. That they want public1 BEEF STEAK Young, Tender Be_f lb. 39c Groceries support during the Daisy days SALT MEAT Fine for Seasoning lb. 19c GRAPEFRUIT (HUNK STYLE CHITTERLINGS sale goes without saying. PURE LARD 4 lb. 49c We Carry Churngold PORK CALLAS Freab, Lean lb. 25c AND HOG MAWS Margarine Chairman of Daisy days an BOLOGNA Any Size Piece lb. 29c JUICE TUNA Carl OPEN BVtv- A SUNDAYS tn Stock At All rimes nual project in Carroll Early SLICED BACON Cello Wrapped lb. 35c 3 lb. $1.00 Phone Order Received unit is Mrs. A. B. Smith, also FE. 4445 251 N. Washington Are. 1956 hospital chairman. Also WE ACCEPT RELIEF ORDERS J 46 OT. CAN CAN CA. I 4710 805 Ml. VERNON AVE. working in the drive are Lena STORE HOURS — Columbus. Ohio Spiller, Rose B. Winston, Ida Moo. Sat. 8-8; Sua. 8-1 WILLIAM A SMALLWOOD Brown's BLUE VALLEY DICK'S FOOD MARKET IT. HOPE RINDLESS LONGHORN CHEESE I.G.A. ST. CLAIR CARRY OUT BUTTER 552 ST. CLAIR AVI EV. 1261 90S SL Clair Ave, Columbus, O. FA. 0322 PKG. 39c FOOD STORE Groceries, Meats, Confections, Ice Cream BEER and WINE Wine and Beer to Carry Out 1289 MT. VERNON AVE. Prop. LEON B. BOLDEN BURGER AT CHAMPION 51ROH5 5 Heinz Ketchup iKellogg's Corn Flakes MAYHUGH and SON WIEDEMANN *3* CASE 14-01. BIT. 12-M. Pkg. SIS Ml VERNON AVE. FE. 2021 HOURS DAILY . A. H. TO S P. M. Beer and Wiae To Carryout 6AM _ AU6USTINER 6 cam $1.00 2 FOR 49c J 19c Tbe Store Witk Tee Friendly Atmosphere ie good buttet ALL WINES AT POPULAR PRICES Quality Meata aad Groceries — Miles M. Majbagk, Prey. Bath Liverpool. Cashier Free City-Wide DeUrery --.'• W-T -..lit.-, . FREE DEUVERY! CALL EV. 1261 __...... ,•, *-.»>-.- ,'.v BtSBBW t*B) SATURDAY, APRIL *f_. .«_# ^Z-fAGS.* 1^1ftH^ft|fffr?Nft lAtURPAY, APRl-l 21. yg# THI OHIO SENT1NO, SEC S~.PAGg.U- II.II 'ii, j"ui. f .asmaesmsanammmtk FOR QUICK BEUEF from Earns Fellowship arthritis or swougp joints, Carter School Presents Fashion Show use HAWTHORN LINIMENT. Under sponsorship of Parents Prologue, "Spring Dawn,** by ice Smith} "Tha• Sophisticated C«AJUaOTTE, N. C. - Mrs. We have special IRON TONIC Alice Grant; "Easter Sunday Matron" by Lttlie Brooks; solos, Annye C. Buck, Instructor in bi tor nervousness, sleepless Council of Carter School of Mus COOKING* ic, a fashion show entitled .Morning,** by Nancy's Nursery "Spring Rhapsody'* and •*_, I ology at Johnson C. Smith uni nest and rundown condition Love You,** by Ernestine "Spring Dawn" was held Friday JTots, directed by Nancy Saund HINTS versity, has. received a grant Price; grand finale, "Aprfl evening In the Little theatre ot ers; solo by Winifred Pannell; from the southern fellowships CAPITAL PRODUCTS (0. Showers" by all style show par Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts, "Easter Parade" by SmaU Fry; fund to study next year at Uni 881 Curtis Ave. FA. 6907 bell-lyre solo by Jackie Benton ticipants. 480 E. Broad st HH» nCM 94rr^tW$ _Mr_- versity of Michigan. J. C. DAVIS. Prop, with Maceo Pollard as accom Guest models were Yvonne Instructor and commentator and her staff Prompt Service and panist Autry, Jean Brandon, Marcia was Eunice Walker. Incidental Free Delivery Samuels, and Rita Wallace. The music was furnished by Maceo "Esquires on Parade" by a following were Carter School Pollard, violinist, and'Hclen Car group of boys; baritone solo by models: Services In Sentinel society writer Eugene Walker; "Teenage on New Blanche M. Van Hook is the ter and Frances Caldwell, pian Linda Brown, Shirley Patter- potatoes ists. Parade" hy girls and boys; solo, son. Delores Fowlkes, Yvonne ara so Columbus dean of central Ohio report "Hello, Dorothy Mac," by Clar- flavorful... ers of the social scene. . PROGRAM WAS as follows; Pryor, Dollean Wesson, Janlth and even Rosemond, Jacquelyn Bristol, more delicious ftosatte Scott Churches •_•_____•__•____---____------_---»------—._--_--_-. , i Joll Brooks, Mary Frances Col* tnatasty cheese sauce. Carnation Evapo To List The Order Of Serviee ston, Barbara Reid. rated Milk's "3-Mtnute Cheese COLUMBUS MALE CHORAL ENSEMBLE, under direction In This D i r s o t o r y Cell Marlene Ware, Nancy Bowers Sauce" is so quickly prepared... ef Charles Rutherford, appears in concert at Mt. Vernon AME, 11 FErnwood 7411 Deadline - Sentinel Recommended Linda Scott, Barbara Mitchell, there's no shortening or flour Monday I P. 11 needed thanks, to Carnation's Columbus, Sunday, April 23, at 7:30 p. ra. Thia group waa or Mt. Olivet Prepares Norma Jean Colston, Rose Mary double-richness. For an attrac ganized at Capital College of Oratory and Music at Columbus in tive and tasty vegetable do try r Stewart, -Catherine Locklear, 1850, under the direction of John Anglin. The ensemble has -l/Jeaulu ._.>««,on3 Barbara Sanders, Delores Gil my An Gratin Potatoes. CHURCH of GOD 9 made numerous appearances before clubs, civic, social and re bert. Lillle Brooks. William Day,' AD ORATIN POTATO-* Anniversary Celebration MOUNTAIN ASSEMBLY ligious organizations, ss well aa on radio and TV programs. Sup To Have Your Busine ss Included In This Di rectory Call FE. 7416. David GiUcm, Charles Kirk, (Makes about 5 servings) * Deadline Monday 12 Noon. Ernest Brar.il, Joseph Jennings. 1 VJ cops (large con) undiluted porting the ensemble will be the Choraliers, also under direction 187S Parsons Ave. of Rutherford. The public is invited to be present. Charles Street, Eugene Simmons CARNATION EVAPORATED Columbus, Ohio Aquilla Flewellyn, Eugene Walk MUX er, Harry Jennings, *A teaspoon soH 2 cups {• ounce*) grated proccu- Services Nightly at 7:30 FLAMINGO BEAUTY SHOP • • • Complete Beauty Service — Hair Weaving Specialty type American cheese Sunday School 10 A. M. MANY PERSONS WERE on 1 tablespoon grated onion JOHNNIE MAE PUGH, Prop. the patron list Officers of the 1230 E. Long St. Open 9 A. M. • 9 P. M. FA. 5317 V - teaspoon dry tau.t-rd Y.W.C. Monday Night Parents Council are Gladys 5 cups cubed cooked potatoes Operators Wanted Bristol, president; Birdie Hairs % cup cracker crumb* Rev. Roger Powell, Pastor ton, secretary; Viola Armstrong, Simmer Carnation and salt aa to dWrt POPLAR treasurer; Louise Colston, pub saucepan over low heat to just licity chairman. below the boiling point about Worship and Fellowship BEAUTY SALON With Par pose JUST A MERE Sanford Beauty Salon The staff of instructors of 3 minutes. Add cheese and stir ' Complete Beaaty Service until thickened and smooth. Add At Beauty Salon 178 Cleveland Ave. CA. 4-4451 Carter School of Music includes onion, dry mustard and pota« 315 N. -0th St. - FA 3378 Complete Beauty Service Mary E. Binford. Prop. Helen Carter, Maceo Pollard. toes. Mix well. Pour Into a but CALDWELL TEMPLE Complete Besuty Service HATTIE SANFORD, Prop Florence Bennett, Operator Lillle Brooks, Barbara Sanders, tered 8x8x3 inch casserole. 514 E. Long St. Faye Crews. Manager, Top with cracker crumbs. Bake Churcb School—9:30 A M.. Mable Dobbins, Operator Marian Swain, A. Kelton Law in a moderate oven (350*F.) un Winifred Mitchell. Sally 105 E. Poplar St. CA. 4-4340 rence, and Clarence Williams. til thoroughly heated, about 30 RELIGIOUS CHAT] Morning Worship—11 A M.; Nolan. Willie Mae Stanley. Dally 9:30 A. M. - 6 P. M. to 25 minutes. Christian Endeavor — 6:30 Anna Flenard Operators P. M.; Evening Worship — 8 For tasty after-dinner coffee, By INEZ ALEXANDER Elgetha Currington, Owner PHOEBE HAIR STYLIST P M.; Midweek Praise - FREDA'S BEAUTY SHOP chill 1 cup undiluted Carnation AMONG FOUNDERS AND OLDEST members of ML Olivet Wednesday. 8 P. M. Of New York City Complete Beauty Service Woman's Day Evaporated Milk In ice cube tray Baptist, Columbus, who will join in the 49th anniversary celebra Personalized Hair Styling. until ice crystals form through AT COURAGE CAN DO . . . The Capital City's Temple et Inez Bolden, Opr. tion Sunday are from right, seated: Rev. David Jones. Mrs. Ida Zion Methodism Latest methods of beauty GREENSBORO. N. C. — Ar milk. Whip until stiff. Add Vi In the book of Daniel ia a story of a young lad whom king ALFREDA BRAY. Prop. teaspoonful vanilla. Fill coffee r Johnson. Mrs. Clara Cooper, Mrs. Mattie Franklin, Mrs. Lent a J. DALLAS JENKINS culture. » rangements for what is expect Nebuchadnezzar had brought into his kingdom with three others of CLASSIC Open Mondays. cup half full with whipped Car Collier and Mrs. Lottie Osborn. Standing: Robert Franklin, Minister ttt E. Long St. EV. 2-4 ed to be the largest convention nation. Sprinkle with cinnamon. Ne Appointment Necessary. his age. Willie Wheeler, William Archer, William Simons, Wilbur Ellis, BEAUTY SALOIS Phoebe Ann Parker, Prop. 309'. Miami Ave. FE. 1030 In the history of N. Carolina Add freshly brewed hot coffee to Homemakers of America to be fill cup. Sweeten to taste. 8erres 8. Nebuchadnezzar issued instructions that the lads be fed with Mrs. Alice Simons and Mrs. Emma Reese. See story. ttt Mt. Vernoo - FE -070 food from his own table. They were to drink of the king's own Tee'rs Always Welcome Complete Beaaty Serviee Operator Wanted held here at A-T college Satur i Sunday, April 22, marks the Springfield, will be guests at wines for a certain period of time, after which they would come Charlie Maa Logan. Prop day, April 21, are complete. 49th anniversary of the found 8:30 p. m. services. DORA'S and stand before the king. SECOND^BAPTIST Operators: Lovetls Osvies. BEAUTY SALON CORIN N A'S ing of Mt. Olivet Baptist, 428 E. Concluding the day's observ Leona Wade. Anna Boseman There were many thousands of CHURCH • 134 N. 17th St FE. 51tt BEAUTY SALON Main st., Columbus. Rev. H. ance will be a program of Gos Louise Ray. Carrie Harris. - ^ - other young men in Israel who ing to the Hebrew law. He asked 311 N. Washington Ave. Beecher Hicks, minister, will 1M N. 17th St. Sedolla Smyre. Sarah Boyd. Complete Beaaty Serviee Elected HAWKINS' would have gladly'"given many Meizae, the -king's official, to pel music honoring living snd Columbas, Ohio preach at morning worship. Pine Oil Disinfectant years of their lives for this priv give them uncooked grain to eat deceased founders of the con Dora Phillips Russell Prop. Augusta Stakes, Bernice ATLANTA—Mrs. BOlie Geter Rev. W. E. Richardson and Cbartk School: 9:15 A BL and ilege of eating from the king's and water to drink for ten days, Morning Worship: 18:45 A M Operators Wanted Newman. Eola Richey, Thomas, chairman of the French choira from ML Zion Baptist, gregation. •** Deodorizer table and drinking of the king's then have the king "to look on Cvealng Worship: 1:45 P. M Dorothy Warner, Ella Dept of Spelman college, was Will-Deliver wines. _, their faces snd those of the chil C. P. JENKINS elected vice president of Geor Bee. EV. 8313 Bus. CA. S-4U HENRI'S CORINNA NICHOLS, gia chapter of Teachers of But Daniel said he would not dren that eat the king'e meat, Minister BEAUTY SAION CA, 14658 French. defile himself with the king's and as he seest, deal with Refuge Honors Pastor FAIROSE dainties nor with the wine which them." Beauty Rarr he drank. Visit Next Motto: "Not to Equal, TILLEEN'S Excellent Service At • • • but to Excel" i_7 Mt Vernon Ave FK 1111 AFTER TEN DATS Daniel DANIEL KNEW THAT the On 37th Anniversary MT. OLIVET Oprs. Beatrice Rammeus. Ines Roberta, Clara Rogers. Beanie Shoppe MOONEY CHINESE HAND LAUNDRY & DRY OEM-No and his friends were fairer and food which they would be given Cosldenla Harris. Johanie Scalp Treatment A Sprrt-ltJ All Lines of Laundry Work—Work Clothes A Specialty fatter in flesh than those of the 847 Mt Vernon Ave. FE. €454 and the winea which would be By PAUL L. ELLIS BAPTIST CHURCH Binkle Operators: Ferris Beasley. 963 Mt. Vernon Ave. Columbus, Ohio children which ate the king's placed before them would be The 37th anniversary of Refuge Baptist, Columbus, and its Rosalie Whitley. Mable Opea Monday thro .Saturday OPEN SAT. TIL 11 P. M. meat. They kept their loyalty to Appointments No. the highest priced the king pastor. Rev. R. F. Hairston. Sr., was observed with special ser "NO CKEED BUT CBK1ST' Brown, Aimed* Misenheimer God, in that they ate simply and Necessary Operators: could buy, but he also knew they vices Sunday. Rev. M. B. Myers, pastor of Love Zion Baptist, 428 B. Mate SL Ne Appointment Necessary Melvon Givens, Rhes Browp prospered by the strength of would be better off physically if spoke at morning worship. ttt N. -Olh St. EV. 7S-3 Jessie Vinson Greta Mitchell their faith. 9 A M The Church at Study they di a-»TtlWMa--Ba. SATURDAY, AfrVL 21. 1988 8EC. 2—PAGE tl SEC *—PAGE U i,i£QHiOS£NTlW--u SATURDAY, APRIL 21. 1988 BflLafltLmnafc. Bishop Clair Is CALDWELL PLANS MORTGAGE BURNING, DEDICATION Speak.erA-Nei w ^ttstth %\)* tt-iitrtff OH f int <&.fi*ir* $&*n? $«« By BUSY D. LUSEAR Mrs. Rhenett* M. Davie. offers Dr. Albert L. Fuller as and half ol the debt liquidated. Mortgage burning and dedica • • • * guest preacher. Dr. Fuller, for Because of illness, Rev. Kirk Church In Elytra was retired in 1994, and succeed tion ceremonies for the parson AT 4 P. M., the motorcade mer pastor at Caldwell, now •Sn^Bk ed by the present pastor, Rev* EL*TRIA. — "Worship which age of Caldwell Temple AME will leave the church for dedi serves St. Paul AME Zion, does not evenuate into service Zion. Columbus, will be held Cleveland. He will be accompan J. Dallas Jenkins, who came to cation rites at the parsonage. Columbus following a success has no validity/* asserted Bish Sunday, April 22. 1750 E. Long st. In case of in ied by a group of singers from op Matthew W. Clair, Jr., of St his church. Young people's choir ful ministry at Avery Memorial Wi t h Bishop Stephen G il 1 clement weather, the ritual is to AME Zion. Pittsburgh. ,' Louis to the large interracial Spottswood as principal speak take place at the church. The of Caldwell, under direction of and_ intercultural audience that Mrs. Rh-netta Davis, also will To accommodate the congrega 1 vV^'r er, burning of the mortgage is senior choir, directed by Mrs. . filled the sanctuary. ol the new at 11 a.m. Music for this service Nellie C Grant, will sing for sing during this service. tion and friends ol Caldwell ^•3 building of 2nd Methodist Stewardess Board No. 1 is serv jnfr Jf&§! Is being furnished by the Chan this service. Open house follows Among those participating in church here last Sunday * alter, the day's activities is Rev. ing a turkey dinner et the _-L_ ' 1 _____| noon. cel choir, under direction of Mrs. the act of dedication, with mem church, oo Sunday. Olive Cochran; male chorus, di bers of Units 4 and 8 as host Allen J. Kirk. It was during the __£ Bishop Clair, resident prelate administration of Rev. Kirk that An Invitation Is extended pub of the St Louis area of the rected by John M. Mahan. and esses. lic to share in these events. junior choir, under direction of Evening worship at 8 o'clock the parsonage was purchased. Methodist church, conducted the consecration service for the $60,* 000 building, which Is being Annual Shiloh completed under leadership of Chancel Choir Sunday School Events Dr. Charles A. Talbert, pastor PR. A. L. FULLER of the local congregation lor the Serves Dinner Dinner Slated past three years. Greetings lor 2nd Methodist At Shiloh Announced By KATIIERINE E. HAYNES By MATTIE R. WHITE Christ Memorial were given by Mrs. Arthur M. Class No. S of Shiloh Baptist is Tuesday, April 24. Chet Long, Jones and Bishop Clair was in "Our Greatest Strength" Is ToTchbearers class el Sunday Sunday school, Columbus, has WBNS newscaster, is among school Adult Dept et Shiloh troduced by Rev. Clarence T. theme of the sermon Rev. N. H. its annual supper sing Thurs speakers. Music will be by jun Dinner Is Sunday XL Nelson of Columbus, super* Holloway will deliver at Cente Baptist, Columbus, was in day, April 19. Mrs. Rosa Win ior branch of Nat'l Ass'n of Ne charge of the program in the intendent of the Columbus dis nary Methodist, Columbus, Sun ston is chairman and Mrs. Rosa gro Musicians, directed by Mrs. There will be a chicken and trict of the Lexington confer day morning, April 22. Music assembly period Sunday morn ham dinner, sponsored by Christ Goolsby, co-chairman. Ara Arnold. Mrs. Emma Cash ing. Henry Bland and Lawrence ence. will be by senior and Gospel will preside. Memorial Baptist building fund choirs. Dr. T. R. M. Howard speaks Gibbs are teachers and Arthello committee, at the FAAY Mason* Woman's Society of Christian at Shiloh Friday, April 20. 8 Muse, president ic hall, 34 Hamilton pk., Colum Service meets Sunday, April 29. p..m. Young people's choir will , Shiloh's 23th annual fish din bus, Sunday, April 22, 2 to 6 Gay St Choir . . . Midweek praise and class sing ... Dr. Benjamin E. Mays Wives Of ner will be held May 24 with Dr. p. m. service is each Wednesday, 8 will speak et Shiloh under aus and Mrs. J. W. Parrish as hosts. In connection with the dinner Sponsors Show p. m. Rev. Roy Lucas conducts pices of NAACP at 3 p. m.. General chairman is Mrs. Cath a style review will be given by this worship . . . Methodist Men Sunday, April 22 . . . Refuge Ministers erine Carlton assisted by Fellie Walker-Stevens. Model* are Rev. J. P. Fincher spoke on sponsor a world service ban Baptist will be guests Monday, Jordan, Mary A. Haynes, Syl Irene Madden, Roee Ann Brown, **A Courageous Christian" dur quet Friday, April 20, 7:30 p. m. April 23, during observance of vester Keeler, Aaron Barksdale, Dorothy Hill, Mattie Hill and ing morning worship at Oay St Fred Rosemond is chairman . . . Shiloh Sunday school's 80th an William Jones, Walter Gregory. Ernestine Wilson. Commenta Baptist Columbus, Sunday. Mu- A fellowship spaghetti dinner niversary. Rev. R. F. Hairston, Convene Mamie Goodson, Rachael Ad tors are Eunice Walker and eic waa by Gospel, No. 1 and ST., will preach with music by ams, Rosette Banks, Clara My Junior choirs and Spiritual Aires, will be served at the church Sat By -IBS. R- F. HAIRSTON, SR, Mary Glascor. Mrs. Lula Little urday, May 12, 3-8 p. m. his choirs. Organisation's night rick, Ella Holmes, Rosa Gools "The Beauty of Spring*' was Ohio State Ass'n ol Minister's is general chairman and Rev. 1*. by, L. Jordan, Hattie Saunders. H. Johnson pastor. title of ea afternoon program. Wives held its annual session at Alma Carter, Elizabeth Mut- • Rev. Robert Pruitt, Wilberforce, HIS YEAR'S 49TR anniversary the congregation. Educated at Leland college and Oberlin Trinity Baptist, Columbus, last thews, Clara Sawyer, Dorothy waa guest speaker . . .No. t FIFTEENTH T observance by Mt. Olivet Bap- Graduate School of Theology, hia experiences include dean Thursday and Friday. General Himes, Minnie Fryeson, Eve choir sponsors e post-Easter Ust occurs on the exact date—April of Leland, located in Louisiana. i-theme was "Opening Doors to Yates, Lucille McKinney, Emma Concert Artists style show Friday, April 90, I ' IN A Christ Through Love." Song* ser Jemison, Mr. and Mrs. I. Lam Sheila and Karen Reeves, p. m. Mrs. Anette Moore is pres SERIES 22—of that congregation's found- Hav. Hicks serves widely several church-related and YOU'RE vices were led by Mrs. Rosabell bert. Katharine E. Haynes, Mr. young Columbus vocalists, will ident and Mrs. Marie Hair-ton, ing. Eleven of the founders are ac- social agencies in Columbus, He's on the Board of Colura- ou u Freeman of Cleveland, assisted and Mrs. Walker. be presented in concert Sunday. cl_.-_i.r_T. ttiXm five and will join In Sunday's obser- * **** Co ~cU *i Churches, Fellowship church. Planned THE (ENTER by Mrs. A. L. Powell. Columbus. Reservations may be made by April 22, S p.m., et Rehoboth vance. Parenthood and Central Community House and is a past Welcome Address was by Mrs. contacting the church office be church. Young persons ol the Mt Olivet arrived at its present location, 484 E. Main Pteaident ot Frontiers club, Madeline Parham. Mrs. Esther tween 9 a. m. and _ p. m. and congregation sponsor this event More Than 2600 st, in 1917 by way of a pool hall on Washington blvd. and Mt Olivet has a total membership of more than 1400 OF Johnson of Toledo, president of the dinner secretary after 3 the association, delivered the an p. m., Fe. 4997. Tickets may be a warehouse on Donaldson at with some WO active members. This active membership nual address. The PK Kids reserved now and picked up at At Witness Meet i _-...-•.-_, -._--!.. _ * supports some 85 organizations and auxiliaries at the ATTRACTION (Preachers' Kids) rendered a the door May 23. Some 23-4 were in attendance A MODERN SOCIAL SERVICE chapel dedicated in church, program, conducted by Mrs. Foot for the highlight of the conven 1952 is the first of three units which will replace the pres- see Minnie Cleveland. Pianist was tion ol "Jehovah's Witnesses at ent structure. "Packed to the rafters" each Sunday, with OPERATING FROM AN ANNUAL schedule, plan- Richard Lee Hairston. Panel fairgrounds Coliseum, Colum Olivet finds a minimum of confusion and conflict in its pro AT Church Meeting loudspeakers carrying services outside the main auditor- nogramd an. dTh circulatee Oracled, aofficiat the lbeginnin church gdirector of eachy nedistributew year,d M at discussion was ted by Henry Specialist bus, Sunday afternoon when iumattracte, thed presento worshipt buildin. g can't accommodate the crowds Hicks. Second Baptist, Columbus, Dist Supervisor A. C. Menera, Social service chapel will eventually have facilities the beginning of each new year, contains also names of or THE "QUEEN" CONTEST Jr., of Brooklyn, delivered his ganizations and officers, statistics, occupations of mem SWAN! holds its regular church meet for recreation, banquejs and a little theatre. To accommo ber-, special observances and other bits of helpful informa was a unique affair. Each city ing Thursday April 26. All or- public eddrcs-,~"Consu*t_-g God date plays, a stage is being constructed with portable was represented with a queen. ganirations are asked to have on World Affairs." tion. Mrs. Lovinia Davis of Columbus reports. At immersion service Satur floodlights and dressing rooms. Ita motto, "No Creed but Christ** is a symbolic phrase Yes . . . you'll be the center of attraction every was crowned queen of the Asso day, 57 were baptized. • • e which identifies the spirit of selfless love Mt Olivet haa ciation for 1938. In a Saturday evening address SINCE 1946, REV. H. BEECHER HICKS has pastored sought to make tantamount to its operation. where in SWAN-clean clothes. You'll look better ! The life history of Mrs. Bertha Plan Services 871E. LONG ST. to the convention Manera out Scarbourgh was revealed by the MON.«SAT. t A.M.-9.P.M. lined the growth ol Jehovah's .. . you'll feel better after a visit to your neighbor 1 . a i • • president. Mrs. Scarbourgh was Mother's club ot 2nd Baptist FE. 4685 Witnesses. He reported that hood SWAN store . . . and remember, only SWAN presented a bouquet of roses. Columbus, observes Mother1! within the past ten years Jeho Sponsored As A Public Service By The Following listed individaals Aad Business Firms ANNUAL SERMON WAS de day with 7:45 p.m. services Sun DR. OWEN WALKER vah's Witnesses have more than [_____- brings you the fabulous FABRl-SHEEN dry clean livered by Rev. E. A. Parham. day, May 13. Rev. C F. Jenkins, Chiropodist doubled their membership. ing process. The meeting was climaxed with pastor, will speak. (OMMBK-U u_-lttJ BAIL PRESS & MAYS KAl ESTATE m FINE DRY CLEANING a reception in the lower audi torium of Trinity Baptist. Methodist Men Quality Service For Over 25 Tears OHO BAPTIST PRINTING (0. Experts In Buying, Selling A BY FRIENDLY FOLKS! Property Management Next annual meeting will be 828 E. Long St FA- 1573 Specialists at Filling Your held at Zion AME, Cleveland, of Science Shrinks Piles To Hear Farmer Printing Needs 481 Mt Vernon Ave. CA. 4-8483 # FAST, EFFICIENT SERVICE which Rev. M. A. Fuller Is UNDER ONE ROOF! pastor. Milo Farmer, director, Ohio \ HAMS BODY SHOP 1030 E. Lang St. FA. 3448 SPICER FURNITURE (0. New Way Without Surgery area Methodist information and General Body A Fender Repair , Finds Healing Substance That Does Both— public relations, is principal Painting • AU Work Guaranteed PIERCE STUDIO ' Serving Columbus and Central Ohio Relieves Pain-Shrinks Hemorrhoids speaker for Methodist Men ol For Over 60 Years Waffle Supper At Rear 91 Hamilton Ave. CA. 44380 "The Home of Portrait_"• 995 Mt Vernon Ave. EV. 954* Now York. tt. Y. (Spec-l) - Centenary Methodist, Columbus, problem l** And among these sul- at their world service fellowship Baby Photos - Weddings - Groups For the first time science has lerars were a very wide variety 117 Hamilton Ave. CA. 1-9847 Ia Memory Of The Late found a new healing suheUnce of hemorrhoid conditions, some mt touxjuet Friday, April 20, at 7:30 St Paul Church with the astonishing ability to p. m. Also appearing oa the MRS. D. 1 WWTTAXB & ihnnk hemorrhoids snd to relieve 10 to 20 years' standing. SHAD (. JOKES C Tuesday. April 24, from 1:30 psia-without surgery. All this, without the use ol program win be Bar. C. T. R. narcotics, anesthetka or astrin Kelson, district superintendent JwteJr Ht\e. McCrcAE POULIBY _ HSH MARKET Ohio Sentinel Columnist to 8 p. m. a golden waffle sup In one hemorrhoid case altar gent* of any kind. The secret is Complete Funeral {Service Special Rates To Churches A per will be given by the house another, "very striking improve anew heeling substance (Bio- ef the Lexington conference. A ment" was reported and verified chicken dinner will be served. Tamily Owned and Operated • Social Groups committee of St Paul AME by doctors' obeerratj-n*. Dyne* ) -the discovery of a world- FftAKKUN MM ROM (0. famous research institution. Al Rev. N. H. Holloway is minister. For Over 50 Years" 088 Mt Vernon Ave. EV. 1229 Harry M. Arnold, Prop. church, at the church, 639 E. Pain was relieved promptly. ready, Bio-Dyne is in wide use 720 _L Long St XV. 9849 Free Delivery Long st., Columbus, to which And, while gently relieving pain, for healing injured tissue on aB Ruth A Hack McCrae, Props. 1838 Fair Ave. FA. 2183 the public Is invited. Tbe menu actual reduction or retraction parts of the body. (shrinking) took place. This new healing substance is Anniversary Includes waffles, maple syrup, And most asiannjj of aD-this offered in suppository or ointment mm U. BURTON FEATriEJmWI* MARKET creamery butter, country sau rmprovament was maintained in cases where doctors' observations form called Preparation _/.• Ask Young people's choir of tnd Plumbing Contractor MOVEtTY FOOD Ml Groceries and Meats sage, and e beverage. On the were continued over a period of for individually sealed convenient Baptist, Columbus, observed its Complete Meal Service 24 Houn Mr. and Mrs. Albert Feathei_ton*% committee are William T. John •reparation H suppositories or New A Repair Work 27 STORES ALL OVER TOWN I many months! WrepaxaUom H ointment with spe second anniversary with a ban- Daily A Sunday Props. son, Charles Turner, Vernon A In fact results were mo thor. cial applicator. Preparation Hie e^iet Saturday. Mrs. _-orte__de 424 S. Oakley Ave, BR. 4-1578 741 E. Long St CA. N, 18th •_. FA. 0889 THERE'S ONE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD Mason,. Everett X. Sanders, oagb that sufferers were able to sold atall drugstores. Satisfaction f. Ailea was and Mrs. Here* A. Taylor. ••>*****st*hmsto^ guaranteed or money refunded. 4*-_t~*t aitt-geattid to be a .— **» _t- to, ej_ ii,uj.aii>ajw»mmmtmsmsmta SATURDAY. APRIL _,!» IW SEC. 1—-'AGE 14 THE OHIO SENTlNEla SATURDAY. APRIKiLt as»,. 1IM S tiii omd WWTIMSSI ISC I—PAGE 1| II *4 •• .<—__—_i B> SCftgtf. TODAY'S YOUTH HEADQUARTERS (HRISTENE STINGER, EDITOR NO XMAS DATES FOR HATJHAT'S WHEN HE - A FAMILY MAN T«N TOWN TALK "I turn down all off era atjcrativt,** says Nat Colt. "That's my wife and daughters.** CONTRIBUTORS: Brenda Willia. Diantha Frazier, Linda Stewart, Iris Tabler, Christmas—no matter how lu-|ont season I always spend with Yes, Nat's family ia his whole Peggy Ware, Phyliss Toibert, Veronica Henderson, Johanna Tyus, Jean McCail, life. Anita L. Wilson. Yvonne Fulghan. Jackie Chever. Judy Kemp. Toye Brown, He first met *-fleets,'* as he Brenda Wright, Dora Austin, Catherine Toney, Dolly Reynolds calls his wife, in N. York. She was then singer Maria Ellington T EAST — Al Long and. Judy Edmonds trom Texas . . . , Bill Dungy felt out? Bobby Is- at tht'Club Zanzibar on Broad A Shirley Clay are one of the'What seems to be the trouble belle and Janice Porter came way. new couples at East . . .Among between Linda Dandridge and back to each other? Otis Sharp SHOWN ARE MEMBERS OF C. William O'Neill for Gover nor Franklin county speakers' committee meeting in front of After Nat left tht Paramount the steadies, we find GaU How- Jim Marshall? Ed Weathlngton and Rosetta French stopped theatre in N. York to tour, ht ard and Clarence Harris, Horace has eyes on a Southside girl singing "My Happiness"? Pat O'Neill's Columbus csmpaign headquarters at Gay and 4th sis. Left to right: Jim Videan, Jim Pearson, Robert C. Winningham, wrote to Maria regularly. Bt re David and Princess Logan, Rus- . . .Charles Travis and Danny Toibert liked Howard Truss? William Lavell, chairman of committee; Howard Crown,» Ken turned in 1948 and thty had one seU Dickerson and Diane Wiley. Hoke are still stag whenever you Ralph. Lipkin stopped singing, Manning, Franklin Kropp, Wilbur W. Jones and Herbert P of tht biggest weddings ever Veronica Henderson and John see them. . .What's between "Why Do Fools Fall in Love"? t Eastman. known in Harlem. Mason. Beverly Bettis and Char-1 Jeressa Gordon and Melvin No- • • • Colo will appear with tht les Benton . . .It looks as if well? . . . Charles Walker and CHAMPION— Who is Tony "Record Star Parade of 1056" Billie Smith and Sylvia Green j Malcolm Mahan are just nat- Tripplett trying to hide from? at Veterans' Memorial building, have patched up their troubles. urallv left out in the cold . . .Will Loretta Landrum find Ebright Columbus, Tuesday, April 24. j Diane Lattimer and Dan Fraime . . . Melvin Perdue is still mak the right guy? . . . Who is thia Other stars in tht musical • are serenading each other . . . Jack Pierson all the girls are show include Junt Christy, Ted ing hia twice a week call to Winona ware and Fred Thomas I asking about . . .Bea Thomp- Heath and his orchestra, and jare trying to make a go of it i son and Eddie Dumas are mak- Is Sheriff the Four Freshmen. Tickets are . . .Al Dawson is much admired | ing with the happenings . . . on sale at Heaton's. by another guy's steady. John Johnson hates being un Mall orders must be accom attached . . Catherine Toney and Candidate panied by. stamped, self-ad BELL'S NICE TO SEE Barbara Lee Richard Fields are still thata- dressed envelope. TELEVISION and William Barber together way . . .Ditto Rachel Henderson Bert E b r i g h t, Democratic RADIO — RECORDS . . . Is Beverly Lee still for and Fincher Barnes . . .Beverly candidate for sheriff, has been Stacy Woodruff? . . .Sandra Glover, is it Leroy Stokest . . . a resident of Franklin county •Lisbon Antigua" Banks says her new love is at over SO years. He ia a War I Bonita Welch and Dale Stewart NAT KING COLE —Nelson Riddle Central . . .Wanda Brown and still say it's love. veteran. •Long- Tali Sally" James Johnson still very much i-m-i Ha has always —Pat Boone in love . . .Will Yvonne Horton been very ac P "The Magic Toach" HEBE AND THERE— Robert tive in commu —The Platters reveal her new love? . . .How Taylor, who is this Becky you VETERANS AUDITORIUM ard Truss and Tony Triplett are nity and lodge 'Try Bock V Boll" are so crazy about? Joyce Ran- affairs, being a n —Bobbie Mitchell still about the most . . .Calvin some snd Roy Hoover are quite member of the WEDS. EVE. MAY 2 of 8:30 t. M. "Come On Home" Ferguson had better make up], couple § Danic, Free and Ac PRENTIS WESSON, J-L, n —Chuck Willis his mind very soon. What would j Rosemary Ware are still in love. cepted Masons. son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur "Somebody. Somewhere" happen if Roberta Naily wasn'.tl—- •Knights of Py Brown of Cleveland, has been D —Roy Hsmilton crazy about Kenny Winston? thias of Key- appointed squad leader of his "Slnbad Blue*" Teressa Gordon went back with I Dofj f rfjff \pp\t\nn noldsburg. Dra recruit company at Great P —Wild Bill Graham Charles Walker? Shirley Jones j *~ v,w** •~***"nl Bert Ebright matic Order of Lakes. III., naval training j-| "Why Do Fools Fall In wasn't engaged to Billy Clark? | Love"—The Teenagers Knights of Khorassan and 37th center. Joyce Evans went back with I Historical Material AT TOP, DTNAH MOCKEY, one of dancers in "Lee Ballet rj "The Poor People of Division Veterans Ass'n. Africains," now appearing in London, ia making one of his spec PERSONABLE June Christy Psris"—Les Baxter Ben Ware? Sylvester Hargrow Does anyone living in the • tacular leaps et Palace theatre. His ptrfonr_ance is strikingly is among stars appearing in r— "Close to Thee" and Delores Smith broke up? Ebright is a member of Completing Plans For community covered by The Sen- •- similar to that of Heinz Kroel (bottom), who is shown executing "Htcord Star Parade of 1-56" Doug Grant and Brenda Rich- ! American Legion. Post No 1, a —The Pilgrim Travelers • ttnel have any information a difficult butterfly jump on ice during performance of Ameri et Veterans Memorial audi ardson went back together? Nor- _. _ ... _ , _ . «. i past president of Ohio Magis- _. a .** » , about the early days of the Fine Arts Festival ca's "Holiday on Ice" revue in Frankfurt, Germany.—Newspress torium, Columbus, April 24 at We Give Top Value ma Thomas and Kenny .Angle j trates Ass'n and current presi WILBERFORCE. — Final I Franklin county Red Cross Photo. 8:30 p. m. Stamp. weren't in love? Janet* Helton dent of Franklin County Peaca plans are. being completed for a .chapter?" 1 mmjt' --" ""•-—- Radio and Television made out with Billy Barrett? Officers Ass'n. mammoth fine arta Festival Pat Lattimer would find a new The Red Cross, in celebrating April 22-27 at Wilberforce uni Tube Check Free Ebright is . a life-long Demo 6ene Sfanlee, Brazil 331 1*4. 20TH ST. love? Ed Dumas wasn't so fine? its 75th anniversary of the Nat'l crat and is a member of Frank versity. Tht event promises te Curtis McDaniels quit playing!Red Cross and 40th anniversary RECORD STAR PARADE of 1956 COLUMBUS X O. lin County Democratic club, be one of tht outstanding Wil Headline Thursday Card j hard to get? David Clarkson J of the Franklin county chapter. FAirfar 7181 Franklin County Young Demo berforce university centennial _1 settled down? Judy Benton and j chartered in 1916, is seeking ma Gene (Mr. America) Stanlte £ IN PERSON! T> cratic club, and Whitehall Dem activitiea. Co-Chmn. Retford terial to be used during this an and Bobo Brazil tangle in a bat ocratic club. Ht is also an ac Patterson, Music Dept. heed, niversary year. Pictures, news tle ef heavyweights in the fee* tive member of the Reynolds- snd Casper L. Jordan, chief li paper clippings, anything of his brarian, reported that tht •'best ture scrap on the Thursday burg Athletic club. night, April "19, wrestling card at NAT KING COLE torical interest which would be possible talent" would bt fea Veterans Memorial building, Co ROCK V ROLL DANCE valuable to the chapter's cele Ebright has been employed by tured during tht festival week. lumbus. Semi-final offers a six bration, are wanted. the Franklin County Board of ' COLUMBUS ROLLING ACHIEVERS PRESENT man tag team match. Benny, Elections as an assistant elec COLUMBUS' NEWEST DEEJAYS Send or bring materials to Trudell, Shag Thomas and Joe tion clerk, though ha recently the director of public informa Injury Total Starptllo team up to take on j resigned to comply with tha law tion, Mrs. Helen D. Evans, at Speeding on U. S. streets ai Bed Lyons, Bobby Bruns end so thst ht might file for tht of Red Cross headquarters, SO E. highwsys injured 702,560 m« Frankie Talabtr in a 60 minute, 'The Cat Man' & 'Howling Owl' fice of sheriff. Town st., or call Mrs. Evans at women snd children. two out of three fall event. Heard Nightly Over WCOUKadio 12:10-1:30 A. M. Ca. 8-1511. __ 37,800 Die In Mishaps FRI. APRIL 20-:-HI P.M. EDWARD P. ZIPF In 1055, 37,800 American- ware Bicycle Iires snd Supplies BROWNING'S DINER LINCOLN BALLROOM Sharpening of Lswamowtrs. (Formerly The Streetcar Diner) killed in traffic accidents. ADM. .50 Scissors sod Knives Complete Meals — Open 24 Houra Daily Free Records For The First 50 Admission* All IUo-s at Keys Madt BLjcie* for Kent 140 Miami Ave., Cor. E. Lonf St. FA. 0169 Free Record Artists' Photos — Refreshment*- EV. 33-fl - M S. OBIO AVE CHARLES BROWNING, Prop. Celarnba*. O. Pr—aa Th* COTTON CLUB Presents.. .Crazy... Wonderful D 1 A WILD BILL DAVIS == VETS MEMORIAL Bldg. AND US COLUMBIA RECORDING STABS I C TUES., APRIL 24 - 8:30 P. M. VETS M_M0M.U BLDG. - SATURDAY, APRIL 21 - 10 P. M. 2 A. M. Tkkat. Now—Haatoa'. Muaic-tore, SO ItJMt St. Tice-ees Naw-__ftl.U Adv. $2.25 At Door (Tan Inc..) Heatet-'s MmsU Stora, Capital City News, tTS Mt. V, A-a. I r_taa mm mm nao-nwTa«i_— —~.~~_.,. _ EEC 3—PAGE IS THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. APRIL 21, 196* lATWPA^A^tt.ai.iw; TH1WI9IIRWW i._„ ...... i nil i Ma -Zmiakf mSffi4mm*> i . ' > I "— ' BURKES PLACE *1t*imirtftEm^ 105-r NOKTII « COLUMBUS TO ROCK WITH WILD BILL DAVIS COMBO SATURDAY Columbus Ol WHISKEY »r EDDIE J. COLSTON |to Veteran's Memorial audi- lumbus on its collective musical All-Stars provides is of a kind j Hours art 10 p. m. te 1 a. m. One of the most exciting com-1 tor ium Saturday night, April 21, ear. that builds progressively, whip-1 Tickets are on sale at Heat* Singles — Doubles ¥ets Hall Smash Success bos around today will move in- for e dance which will set Co- BEER. WINE. Hiini I Wild Bill Davis and hia All- ping up the audience as th* mu-ion's and Capita) City News, l.th A spectacular menu of then- ; -blues and ballad stylist Betty Stars are expected to set the sic rolls along. 1st. and Mt. Vernon av. trie a 1 entertainment was served Ford, TV and stage danseuse brand.new W. Broad st. hall MICKEY'S GRIIaL (and not under glass) to.sup Lola Bethel, romantic balla- trembling from basement to CHICKEN $9 SEA FOODS • STEAKS f CHOPS «__ W GtKlUALE ST. porters of NAACP's mammoth dier Buddy Kimbro. sensa rafters with tht type of house COCKTAILS # WHISKEY • BEER Columbas O. fund raising affair Saturday eve tional skating dancer Carml- rockin' rhythms blasted out by Beet Wine Whiskey at Veteran's Memorial audilor- rheal, (he Four Dreamers, the swing organist Wild Bill and his Heme Cookrd Foods ium, Columbus. divine Xenia born Ada Lee* crew, who can switch from hot WE M'IIIAII/1 IN The musical extravaganza.! who scored a tremendous hit to cool ja_x at the drop of a RED lilt I CHILI comprised of the areas top. with her superb singing style, beat. and the faM rising vocal sen REE WHEELING WITH A COLUMN!—There's so much hap Bill Davis, who possesses a performers, to donate their tol-| pening 'round town vrithin the next week or ten days that we sations, the Evans Sisters, F driving swing style, is perhaps ents to such a worthy cause, was i hardly know where to start*this gabfeat. But in order to kick off TURNER'S the • foremost exponent of the enthusiastically received by an who are definitely sUted for in high gear, I think this would be the appropriate spot to slap you RESTAURANT fame and fortune. swing organ. overflow crowd. with our latest news flash. For the first time in three years or 7J6 E. LONG ST. at HAMILTON AVE. -52>, E. Lou, St. The host of Columbus area I more, that erasy, wild, wonderful Bill Davis and his Atl-Stars will His recent waxing of "Wild The big theatrical bargain Bill Davis at Birdland" is one 9% Beer - Wine - Whiske> big name show folks to appear was capably backed by Maes appear in Columbus at Vets M-hall for a dance (yep, dance) ot sparkling, house'rockin', musical entertainment, THIS Saturday of the contry's top sellers, ac HtlME COOKED FOOIKS on the hour and a half show tro Raleigh Randolph and the 275 CA. L0RR8 997 were songstress Nancy Wilson, | nighL Davis, acclaimed the .world's swingingest Hammond organ- cording to musical trade papers Sultans of Swing, who came in j 1st, is currently riding the crest of the musical wave with^lis lat- and magazines. for their share of honors when j est Columbia recording of "Wild Bill Davis at Birdland" and an Those who attend the Davis ,"%*»• ROCK W ROLL SHOW of '56 they were spotlighted on sev WE'VE A FINE REPUTATION anticipated groovy mood will envelop the spacious and beautiful dance are in for a happy sur-! eral specialties. FOR FINE FOOD A SERVICE Veteran's Memorial hall. With things like "April in Paris." "Night prise because Wild Bill and his Train." "Linger Awhile" and "Ooh-ah-de-de-de" selling like mad Join these who vote us their favorite spot All-Stars can be exuberant and At IN PEttSOM for dining or lunching You, too, will fa Eddie Jay Colston. Columbus' at record stores over the country, the Saturday night dance should wild, or gently swinging In a vor our food! own "Mr. Show Business" and be a smash success. Tickets are on sale at Capital City News on • ? • n theatrical editor of The Senti Mt. Vernon av. and Heaton's ticket box office. The time: 10 p. m. steady groove. ROYAL GRILL KITCHEN nel, was excellent in the role of till 2 a. m. RETURNED TO COPA CLUB BY POPULAR DEMAND is An especially happy idea Is "POPS" ALLISON, Prop. master of ceremonies and kept the sensational Monroe Chatman and his Dukes_of Rhythm. Wild Bill's habit of occasionally STILL YAKKIN" 'BOTDITHOT ITEMS—The Copa Club man wiirnH 732 E. Long St. FA. 0177 the revue moving at a well bal Group features Chatman on bass, Bert Holland, tenor; Frankie shouting, "One more time!" agement, with a finger on the pulse of their musical patients, Branson, piano; James Willis, drums, and Kirk Davis, guitar. after a number is finished, and &fr < and bis COMET? anced, fast pace. booked sensational Monroe Chatman and his Dukes of Rhythm for then repeating a sizable chunk a "command return engagement." which opened Monday, unci the Look Who's Here! It's "Jitney Roy" ... At Truly a worthy show for such of the tune, adding another a worthy cause.—R. H. youthful ja_z geniuses are proving one of the best drawing cards the Copa has enjoyed since opening night. We're still trying to flourish here and there until THE PII figure out where the swingsationnl group gets nil ot that excess everyone is satisfied. ' 33? N. 20TH ST. Columbus. O. energy. When I say that's a working crew I mean just that . . . CLUB REGAL PRESENTS The excitement Davia and his Chicken • Fi«h • Barbecue Our Specialties University Symphony EVERYBODY^ works. If you haven't caught the Dukes of Rhythm, S.lf Serve and Carryout do it now! . .. Club Regal, still vibrating from Big Maybelle's 350 "M/5__£___ Open 24 Hours Daily On OSU Campus Sunday lbs. of rhythm, has an excellent treat in store for patrons in th* . -*-aT Hff _. Yours Trulv — "Jitney" Roy Langdon vocalizing Hamptones, who springboarded to fame as one of Lio UOHEL HAMPTON'S FAMOUS 2 Performances The 70 piece university sym-1 "-_f! * 16-4 Of nel Hampton's featured attractions. The Hamptones, augmented phony orchestra, under direction by Gene Stewart and his combo, are keeping Bum Bum Room hab- THE 81 -tV of Prof. George Hardesty, will ituees happy these nights ... An orchid to prexy Louise Hill and Of Record Star CLVDI open the final week of Ohio members of Howell club of St. Paul AME for their coming Sun haute. State university's fifth annual day's "Evening of Charm" at Vets Memorial Assembly hali. The Parade Slated BAKER NEIGHBORHOOD GRILL festival of the arts with a con 4 to 6 p. m. affair will feature famous Chicago model Cordie Kins. : -- "Record Star Parade of 1P56,** i_kiwni KF.F.R • WINE • UQUOV whom 'tis rumored will be Simmy Davis, Jr.'s, Mrs. in the near -StVtN DAYi" PlA'r »T fAf JJMWfl cert at 8:15 p. m. Sunday. April starring Nat King Cole, sched 22. at the-men's gymnasium, on future, and a tea and style show. Should be a wonderful two hours QUARTET uled originally for one perform Beer 6* Wine 7 o Carryout of Sunday afternoon entertainment. the campus. ance in Columbus Tuesday, FINE FOOD PERSONALITIES ALONG THE STEM—Busy Question Mark April 24, will be offered in two FA. 0S33 Opm 9 A. M. Til 1 A. M. FA. 0436 Glinka, Gounod. Morton Gould Bar owner Max Swarts can take off his track shoes and slow down ™TEE__£RS UtTEENQUK- separate shows. Promoter Ben "WHY DO FOOLS FALL IN LOV_" "tOOll, MY iovr 1226 E. LONG ST. Columbus. O. and Brahms will be represented j to a walk now that his son. Ben, has returned from overseas duty NOW THRU SUNDAY, APRIL 22 Cowalt announced. Show times CHARLES CUNDIFF. Prop. The concert and other remaining with Uncle's army. Likable Ben, who possesses the Swartx win ning personality, has already taken- a load of the business worries are 8:30 and 11:30 p. m. festival events scheduled Cowall's downtown box office dODtDDCFY* JutWftenV through Friday. April 27, are' (and I u*e the word "worries" with tongue in cheek) off q>d. • PLUS Young Swart*, who brought back a foreign sports car. has a col experienced one of the greatest open to the public. lege background that conveniently includes business administra runs on tickets In recent history mnjumasi -+- ™eetrs tion and public relations, which is a winning combination an the and with the 8:30 show nearing 6.NE STEWART and his BAND And H'4 ->q ___= Torch Club night club biz . . . Soft speaking Tony Anthony, who operates and a complete sellout, arrange Dj Maurice Jackson - stocks one of the* bigges^ record businesses in town at his N. High ments were made for the 11:30 )CK N'ROIL OPCH-STBA 941 MT. VERNON AVE. COIATMBUS. OHIO st. Anthony Record Shop, his been rushed with orders for Nat BEER • WINE • LIQUORS performance. 2 BIG 6 P. M. and Switches Radio Beats King Cole records and albums since the recent unforturvsfe inci Tickets for the second show FRI., MAY 4 - dent. Fast thinking Tony wired several N. York record! distribut SHOWS Midnite Jamboree were placed on sale Monday at ''Specialising In Italian Spaghetti and Pizza" Maurice Jackson will-be heard I ing firms for huge orders of Cole platters to place on his juke CLUB REGAL Heaton's, 90 N. High st., and VETS MEMORIAL BIDG. over WTVN-Radio in Columbus boxes, spotted in the majority of Bronzeville's "night clubs and will remain on sale through Tickets — Heaton's Music Store , CARRYOU1 SERVICE starting Tuesday. A p r i 1 23. cocktail lounges. "Just keeping In time with the times," says storefhoitfrs the day of the Co S3.50 . $3.00 • $2.50 . $175 Jackson, making the switch I Tony. r Open Daily C A. M. 2:30 A M. 772 E. 10NG ST. lumbus engagement. — from WVKO. Columbus, will! e COL'S, 0. .broadcast his **Jackson's Beat" TABLE HOPPING WITH A NOTEBOOK—Youthful snd ener getic Art Gray, one of our town's most civic minded citizens, suc deejay show from 5:30 a.m. to, cessfully operates the Capital City Wakeup Telephone Service and >USE OF 12 noon, Mondays through Fri m manages the Lhchford hotel in addition to his various other enter SPORTSMAN'S GRILL SOLID COMFORT days, aad 5:30 to 11:30 a.m.; prises . . . Former B'villite Ken Banks in town for • hot minute 9 Musical Entertainment Saturdays. Saturday enroute lo Cleveland from Cincinnati. Ken is dividing his RETURNED BY POPULAR REQUEST "YOUR FAVORITE DOWNTOWN SPOT* Nightly time between the Cincinnati Independent news sheet and cam paign work for Oscar Flerkner. former state liquor director, now COR. LONG AND THIRD (A. 4-0652 Always a surprise package tn VILLAGE TAVERN running for governor . . . Nurse Luvolia Harper and Samuel Cook our beautiful Corner Lock tall 121. MI VFKNON WE. will exchange vows Sunday, April 22, at Centenary Methodist . . . Lounge for your evening's Columbus. O. When approached by an obvious wolf, pretty vocalist Nancy Wilson ? ? T"l Serving the People in and said, "When a girl is coy, men should not assume that she wants MONROE CHATMAN I enjoyment. Around Poindexter Village to be decoyed.** AND HIS Cantonese Family Dinners t.r.LK. WINE GOOD FOOD [Served At All Hours. We foot*,. Opea 7 AM. Close 1 P. M BRONZEVILLE IS BUZZING 'BOUT-Congrats to the Colum There's A Real Big Surprise Watting You Freshly Prepare Any Order CHESTER E. WHITE. Opr. bus Citizen for its editorial of last week (12th) on the.Nat Kinf | To Take Out. Operated by Cole southern humiliation . . . Ditto for the NAACP's swellagant DUKES of RHYTHM Dong Sang Yee and Louie Ho affair at Vets Memorial hall Saturday evening ... On the gossip _ " side, that night club chef and the Mt. Vernon av. clerk with the At The New, Swank Poy . j_a_ CHARLIES BAR One Of America's Finest dream shape are radiating happiness, but will it last when GI boy Musical Aggregations Stop At The Chl-Ckl Sign fnend falls in port and digs the action? ... A former local musi Cantonese Beer—Wine—Liquor cal personality is belting the bottle so much his pals are asking Room Jada Room Ming Room Good Fsod AA members to talk to him. He's an ex-member . . . Former bar- DaUt A Sua. 7 A M.-l A. M. HOW PLAYING AT THE Question Mark Club keep Reed Watson is getting a large sign painted in vivid red that Now available to Will accommo- Seating for 50 Lucille A Cbartle Jordan, will say, "It's a lie, I'm not married—yet!" . . . Happy birthday social clubs and date parties up persons in corn- Props. greetings to Bell Telephone employee Jane Neimaa. Also to Ray HNE MUSIC NIGHTLY BY THE private parties, to 100 persons, plete privacy for 719 Harrison Ave. mond Ball, who celebrated at the Copa and Regal with brother c Complete Chin- Call FA. 0512 clubs and small _s__s___^ Clarence and well wishers with a champagne party. ese cuisine. for reservations. parti est COVERING THE B'VILLE NIGHTBEAT - The Skylina at COPA CLUB Four Diamonds QUALITY FOOD SHOP Hamilton _ Long is beginning to sparkle again with local A out of No. 11\ a town personalities. Among visitors over the weekend were Esii «1 ML Vcrown Ave.-FA t*K Johnson, from Springfield, Mass.; James Byrd of Lorsin, who was ONE OF AMERICA'S FINEST SUPPER CLUBS Featuring Al Bumpers Ora The Hides MACON HOTEL Fried Chicken in town for tha district council meeting of AFL . . . Also on the Prop. J AS. ANTHONY Skyline horizon was Fred Andrews, former East HI basketball OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAYS AMERICAN and CHINESE RESTAURANT great now with Goose Tstem-Martmes Haynes Harlem Magicians. lOttVi MT. VERNON AVE. 36,-368 N. 20TH ST. COLUMBUS. O. Brs. 11 A M. • 1 A. M. the Best te Bar SM Colli, BEFORE WE TUCK "UNDEBWOOD" UNDER IT* COVfe* FOR RESERVATIONS CALL FA. 1955 20th eaa Mt. Vernon Colusa.**, O. -V FREE PARKING IN REAR GOOD FOOD remember that Eddie Jay says: 'The only 'thing henpecked has- 7 Open Daily 11-.30 A. M. To 4 A. M. Prepared Lo Beet* style }m\sh Itim.** ****** Hk* *°f* **** ** **** farw*r* •• ta a new I mmm fmmmmmmmmmmmmmi , ,^**rfwM*r«A;_*e* SATURDAY, APRIL H. l»f* !££§J& THE QHiQ SENTINEL s______X______j__ J___Ll_ SHRINKS HONOR RAY HUGHES WITH ELABORATE BANQUET AEAONMS, and participated on Bethel AME church, Columbus To my personal knowledge, No By BLANCHE M. VAN HOOK .sons; Herald Council No. _, Roy- ble -Hughes has given his ser SPORTS GLEANINGS Approximately 300 peoplejal and Select Masters; Taylor a committee to revise Its consti Noble William C. Anderson, im tution. He has been active In perial deputy of the Oasis, in vices to tht AME church denom were present Sunday, April 8, at j Commandery No. 6, Knights ination. Kappa Alpha Psi frat By. William (Bill) Bell et. Sports Editor spacious Ilonka's Provincial Templar; l_ D. Euston Consis ,proceedings of tht Grand.Mast troduced ns toostmaster Noble ers Conference, PHA, of the U. William H. Brooks; Illustrious ernity, Urban League, NAACP, House, 4040 E. Broad St., Colum tory No. 21, Scottish Rite or 32nd V M C AV Columbus Municipal bus, when a lovely testimonial degree, and Alia Baba Temple S. potentate of Alia Baba Temple UESDAY WAS opening day in Proof of their greatness is TROTTERS' PREXY Civil Service Commission, and the big leaguee and for at found In the number of trophies banquet was given by Alia Baba No. SS, AEAONMS. He is a past master of St. No. 53. various other organizations. T The latter Introduced the ban- least three of tht famous sepia the club boasts. Templr-~e ----•No. 63. --Ancient -;----', Egypt_-*. - I I••N- 1930•. —HE WAS elevated to Mark's Lodge and for a number "Alia Baba Temple should be ouet committee, consisting of stars it was a dismal ont. This year the Sr, varsity won Ian. Arabic Order, Nobles of thej the 33rd degree in the Supreme of yeani _ns director of its de exceptionally proud of Ray Hug EARNS HERO BADGE Mystic Shrine, in honor of Noble ! Council of Scottish Rite of the '.Nobles William C. Anderson. > Big Don New tht Beatty Pre-Season, Colum gree team. He is past Illustrious 'chairman'. A. J. Worsham. WHey hes. Ht was tht third officer combe was the Bay E. Hughes, Imperial coun northern jurisdiction, at which potentate of Alia Baba Temple whom I appointed on my imper bus Church Intermediate and By ERNEST H. WALKER est In tht sport tnd, most of all, cil assistant legal advisor of the time he was also made presi E. Bates. Raymond R. Davis. Dodgers' open Beatty Monday Night League ti* to curb Juvenile delinquency. and was a member of its Gold [Andrew "fJnrkl Fields. Albert ial staff. I appointed him as one ing dsy hurler Edward Pace, 912 N. Cham organisation. dent of the Prahcls Richard '•Patro l ond Chanters. of my legal advisors because of: ties. Jr. varaity won the YMCA • • • class, consisting ot candidates to' 'Johnson. Ernest Mackey, Dana and the Phila junior title. pion av., and Jamta Willia 189 Although prominently identi A lavish banquet menu was his great ability as a lawyer Jefferson av., wtrt voted into THERE WILL Bk A custom fied with many civic, religious, receive that degree. Paul. Jock Richardson, and delphia Phillies and of his varied experiences g r 1111 d Don They lost In tht "Champ of Columbus* Trotters Hoi Bod show, speed trials, movies and end fraternal associations, the He has held the following John H. Taylor. with humsnity. Tn the name of accessories st Clark county falt> Noble Brooks presented the [like a long lost Champs" tournament to South club ss full charter mtmbtrt, following resume of his Masonic offices in the grand lodge of Ohio tht Imperial Council, We salute Methodist, runnerup in tht tour grounds, Springfield, Msy It, PHA: grand lecturer, grand following distinguished euesLs: cousin. Pact has a '55 Pontine power career indicates he has been hlra." nament pact and Willis has a '50 Mer 12, 11. And whilt wt art on tht -specially active with its num historiographer, grand orator Inspector Harvey H. Alston: The Phils got • • • to Ntwk for ont Uncle Sam will nreak up the cury. subject, I would likt to explain erous branches. and grand attorney. He is a NoWe William C. Anderson, just what a custom show is. A Imperial demtty of the Oasis; NOBLE A.' J. WORSHAM, who run in tht sec team this summer when most of A number of years ago, he be member now of the Board of first conceived tht idea of hav .Tht T r o 11a r a* member custom is an auto someone hat Trustees. He has served on a NnbTe John W. Lonf. Imperial ond Inning and in tht third they tht boys will be inducted into the* ship drive is shaping up nicely. came a member of St. Mark's ing the testimonial banquet, de* sent him to the showers when ht ___F_?_si *9%Ws\ armed forces. taken and used certain _____» Lodge .Vo. 7, Prince Hall affilia committee with respect to revis advisor: Mrs. Marv Payne. II- DON NEWCOMBE Fincher Barnes, a prosptctivt madt parts from other autos in Tnstrlons coromandress of Alia dared. "Ray Hughes has work threw Jim Grtengrass a homt * * *. tion, whose temple is located at ion of Its constitution. ed at a great sacrifice and a- csndidstc, attended Thursday order that thia particular car 988 E. Long st., Columbus. Since He was recently appointed to Baba Court No. 75: Att'y Ed run ball with two man on. Two ef tht reasons for his MAURICE STOKES made tht night's meeting. gainst almost (insurmountable All-Pro all-star basketball team will havt a dtfinitt look of orig that time, he joined Johnson the office of assistant legal ad- mund B. Paxton, NoWe* J. J. Larry Doby got off to a poor optimism art sepia newcom A hero's badge was pinned on inality and beauty. Reid of Cleveland. Illustrious odds to attain the position he ers to tht team—Clint McCord and became tht third rookie in Chapter No. 3. .Royal Arch Ma-1 visor of the Imperial Council, holds today. I have seen him •tart as e While Sox when ht Trotters' president, George Win- • • • potentate of El Rasa Temple. fanned three times against his and Bay Noble. McCord givts the history of tht league to make go, for rescue of two elderly stand alone in battle. I h a v e them tht defense at tht Ini tht squad. Stokes played with THE TROTTEBS ARE also a .•-•»•'* seen him insulted at various tld team, Cleveland. Tht third ladies during a smoke scare in making plans for a dance at the timt ht whiffed tht ozone for tial ssek which they lacked Rochester. They drafted him off apartment at Long at. and Tay NOTED AT THE speakers' places. He was criticized et last year, and Noble gives the campus of St. Francis In Copa Club May t. Details will table were Noble and Mrs Ray home and abroad. He waged a tht third strike tht basts were lor av. bt explained in full next week. A *• Spotlight mmrnimm • ^*m* m r ______f On Campy — '"*" •: ___-__?__£' -BkwL • - _»i§**vi t_! : '.:.. ;. •Mil; is*-i_*_rr__-__,T •# :vy ::y§ W|B In Baseball • Leans' Coach Questions *" *.tm Roy Campanella once got spanked by his mother for gett • __•_] ' •' _-_• R ing home at 2 a.m. after mak v : ing his first start with tha Balti Recreation Dept. Ruling - *__! ml /} mp". j 1JBBSt more Elite Giants, according to Us a story in the current issue of (The following letter was ad er was found to be Ineligible -•• . ——Ka—tta—< • ' Beatty Center, Columbus, in May. Harold Covel, manager of Baseball maga_ine story written Mr. (Charles) Solomon, the The only reason that the last ,. i •*%t •- /"„'.*' Lee's stores, presented the trophy to officers of Beatty Table by Lee Allen. sponsor of Sully Loans basket Question was asked is that Mr. * ' • Tennis club, tournament hosts. It is on display at Lee's. From ball team, and I attended a Goodrich asked for facts when The magazine also carries left, above: George Sinclair, president; Sgt Robert Cody, Jr., meeting Friday afternoon con told that players had been add Roy's picture in its place of hon ed to the different teams tn the business manager; Covel, and Florence Whitehead, tournament cerning the protest ot the eligi 1 or, the inside cover, in the same • : bility of one of our players in league after tht first round of '"' • MF *! co-manager.—Pierce Photo. issue. the city's "Champ of Champs" play. playoff. • • • The protest was lodged by the CLIFF WADE'S NAME had City Recreation Dept under the been added to the eligibility list ABOVE ARC SIX OF It MEN recently -elected to represent U. A in forthcoming Olympic bas direction of Mr. Goodrich. via telephone call which we ketball event They are (from left, top) _. C Jones, Billy Evans and Carl Cain. Bottom: Dick W. and L Redlegs' Scantlebury In Boushka, Gib Ford and Bill Russell. Russell, Jones tnd Cain were selected from collegiate alt- Needless to ssy, our team had learned Friday lt against the rules. stars; Evans and Ford from armed forces, and Bouahka from Buckan Bakers. — New-press BAIT & VARIETY STORE to forfeit its game to South Photo. Methodist. Will Gene Jordan of Central 'Rookie Of Year' Running • as and Dick Furry of West ring n bell, Mr. Goodrich? • Electrical Supplies Three of the nation's top baseball writers—Dan Dan TO SAT THAT WE as a team iel and Joe King of N. York and Ed McCauley of Cleve are bitter over the decision reo-| The Sully Loans team, Mr. land—went out on the proverbial limb this week with their • Light Hardware predictions in the Sporting News on the top major league dered by the protest board is Solomon and X consider the mat rookies of the 1956 baseball season. putting it mildly. The least that ter an unfortunate incident and • Household Cutlery Among Negro "rookie of the we expected was the reschedul sincerely hope that there will fielder Wes Covington, Milwau ing of the game without the use not be any repetition In the fu year" candidates picked by one of the player in question. ture. • General or mora of the veteran scribes kee Braves; Frank Robinson, is Pst Scantlebury, the Cincin Redlegs' outer gardener, end However, that Is ail over and So in closing if I may, I would nati Redlegs' spring training the Chicago Cubs' Solly Drake, dona with but there are a few Household Supplies _la_so an outfielder. like to quote a statement that pitching sensation. questions which were asked at Mr. Jack Young the newest Another sepia hued Natl the meeting and should be ask member ot the protest beard. • Fishing Tackle Leaguer tagged for first year TEE TIME ed again and again until logical made: "This league (Linden greatness by McCauley is Char answers are given. Maybe you, AA) is tht most shabbily run • Rifles. ley Neal of the Brooklyn Dod Mr. Bell, can get (hem for us. league that I have ever heard gers, who opened the season Columbus Golf No. 1, when a protest against of." Tuesday at second base for the Shotguns, Shells Local 927 over the eligibility of a Let's hope, Mr." Young, that Bums, who had five Negroes in player was lodged and the play- the inaugural lineup—Roy Cam Situation Is something is done about it be panella. catcher; Don New fore next year.—Sincerely yours, WE MAKE KEYS combe, pitching; Jackie•sRobin- Critical Issue Aggies Deleal Shaw Charlie Byrd, Jr., Coach, Si-fly son at third. Jr. Gilliam in left- By ART-BLAND Loans. field, and, of course, Neal CH HAS BEEN said about In 1st Baseball Win 685 E. LONG'ST. Other first year Negroes in the rthe critical golf course sit COLUMBUS, OHIO running Include the Dodgers' uation in Columbus and indica GREENSBORO. N. C. — A-T Chico Fernandez, infielder; out tions are that the situation is be-, college Aggies scored nine .runs coming more acute for the Ne in the final two innings to over gro golfer. come a seven run lead held by Shirts and Tie* An unofficial report has it that Shaw university to defeat the one of the remaining three IB Raleigh outfit. 15-14, in a thrill hole courses has closed its links ing slugfest here at' Memorial Ed Bailey to sepia golfers and It is felt stadium last Tuesday. The win «-W UH_ H_t_ «• «**• ***** I that another course will follow was the Aggies' first oi the 1956 3 N. HIGH St. suit season. THE PRETEXT IS that the course is a membership course I and is no longer open to the public. PAPER'S SHOE STORE This creates a difficult prob Factory Returned Sample Shoes • Men's Army Work lem for the local Negro golfer Shoes • Men's Dress Shoos • Women's & Children's and a solution couid only be ef Shoes • Women's Handbag Overshoes, .50 pair CARL (BOBO) OLSON HOLDS back heavyweights Eddie Ma- fected through a systematic ap Children's Cowboy Boots $1 to $1.45 pair chen (left) and Cuban Nino Valdes as they square off in San proach. 529-531 N. 20th St.. Cor. Leonard Columbus, Ohio Francisco gym. Ma-hen and Valdez were in Triaco training for A small shoulder carrying a bout at tht Cow Palace. Olaon it also In training, for rematch to big chip would do no more than regain his ndddleweight crown from Ray Robinson In Los Ange aggravate the situation, which les May 18.—Newspress Photo, could possibly be reversed through an intelligent approach. BASEBALL SCHEDULE The teatlne] katea people who push other poople It can be added that such an Call CApital 4-117* For Raserratioas' around I approach is already underway and that this column will carry OPENING NIGHT a report of the progress being L. April « — • F. M. made. TMf JETS et. MONTREAL CRESCENT Southern Tea Frt, April »>IP.M. CLEANERS Oa'Game 01 Week' Room JETS vs. TORONTO The N. York Yankees, defend Taos Wtitmda Mare Oat of Kentucky, the great bourbon country, comet April _!-(__-__)•« Ch-che, IH_HM.i Every ing American League champ HOUR tbe greatest of them all, mellow, warnihearted, ions, and Boston Red Sox, one Sat « F. M, - Sea. l:St day House Fried Pies of the teams considered a major • F.M. S-SV1CE 618 E. LONG ST. aged to perfection six full years...Ancient Age. Tmt threat to tht Bronx Bombers, 2 Horn- Cotked Plea We challenge you to find a better bourbon, Code 14C meet Saturday, April 21, on PUle "Baseball Game" of the Week" JETS vs. BCKTHESTEm *Wwtm BBBm Br BmmmB tB\wwrm 4mm4Bnm OaTUC4(Y-T?*-*«KTimNl^^ r*_» f. . ' <•» *v»a* light -_a a«*X -_•-. Baa-at «a»-—a over CBS-TV, __g___ing at 1:45 April U-_5-__-_7 We Operate Char Own VsaeA ^v»i __*.__!-.-_ __*.-Tf»l _ fi. ***! *. • F.M. —a' i^a-MteishWBi^^ „._t.V,,>>.W.'\. .* ,, THf QH1Q SEWT1NKL SATURDAY. APRIL II. lft&g PAGE 14 i i i__——-_ ii Iii—law»—^fcaaa»a»4a^____- SATURDAY, APRIL 31, IW , St i .in i •'"»' " »."», • ". ." .' I'l—-iff—n ,,. II,I_ TH» OHIO ramm- i.i i ii 'II ' J-,;'~ ; JEAGUI IE6AI NOTICES __ CAPITAL DETEC AGENCY r-SCHUffiOUSFOfiSAU REAL ESTATE FOR SAU Belafonte's '55 Triumphs Burnlct Wilson, whose last l,Mjl»l •I"'.'** I I'.lill M III "l.l' l\ address ts unknown, will take • • at notice that on March 1, W58 roi IMIUS o Lorralne Wilson filed her peti PRINTING (0. JaifHiel Da Hooker Mark His Current Season Whether yon're Buying, Sell tion in the Common Pleas' Court PAPIER'S SHOF STORE <^mmerc.sl Advertising Real Estate ing, Renting- or Seeking a cal, "Three for Tonight,'* open of Franklin County. Ohio, Divi * Quality Serviee at Reasonable Pricei Factory Keturned Sample Snots • Men's Army Work Sales Maaagemeet Rentals For folk singer Harry Bela Trade, oar 'Want Ads will ed on Broadway early in the sion ef Domestic Relations in Shoes • Men's Dress Shoe* • Women's A Children's 788 Ml Vernon Awe. fonte, 1955 was a year of unpar serve you best. Quickest snd HEIP WANTED-MAIE 4«J B. MAIN 5T. CA. 4-4831 spring, it was Belafonte who Cause No. 83297, praying »* * Shoes 0 Women's House Slippers .60 lo $1.00 While FE 4$$] 0#l's, O. - FE. 2888 alleled triumph. sorest wsy to mske a deal In snared the production's and the divorce from him an the grounds CAR WASH HELP. Hourly rata They Last • Baby Shoes .50 and $!.0O. When the Paul Gregory musl- the Columbus "Family Mar year's most coveted reviews. of gross neglect of duty. and bonus. No Sunday work. 529-531 N. 20th St., Cor. Leonard Columbus, Ohio II in II i ket" Is with a Sentinel Want Said cause will he for hearing Apply Instant Auto Wash* 1491 Later, doubling after curtain Ad. They're easy to place— calls as featured star at the on or after April 21, 1956. E. Broad St., opposite Boston Ef».!E'$ AUTO SERVICE HANSOM COAL CO. We Buy, Sell And Daniel L. Mann, Jr., Atty. Store In Town and Country Starlight Roof of the Waldorf, Complete Service Oa All Makes ef Cal Big Lump Ohio and West Virginia Exchange Real Estate COLUMBUS he had the crowds lined up three JUST (AU FE. 7416 $-10, 17, 24, 11, 4-7. 14, 1956. Shopping Center. ais BUTTLES AVB. (REAR) CA. 17118 CHARLES WORLEY thick back to the elevators. And Ask For An Adwriter Ernest W. Stewart, Prep. 18 ¥ care Practical Experience Sold By Ton, One-Half or Basket til H. 88th BL Oaten-baa, O. • # • Josephine Snow, whose last Credit Arranged Through Certified Automobile Serriee RUBBISH DRUMS FOR SALE (WE DELIVER) address Is unknown, will take FE. 121$ DEATH EVERYWHERE HE WENT, Phyllis W. N>aly. whose Isst PATRONIZE 383 N. 20th St. FA. 4041 he proved a sensation. At the known sddress Is R. D. No. A notice that oo March 39, 1956, Coconut Grove and Greek thea Bridgeton, N. J., will take notice John C. Snow. Jr.. filed bis pet! OUR STOP AT tion hi the Common Pleas Court KRESKE NOTICES tre in Los Angeles he was the that on March 21. 195-. Starlon JEFF'S POOL ROOM BEU (OAL (A. 1-3151 LONG __ GKANI SIX-ROOM HOUSE. FnO M. Nealy filed his petition ia the of Franklin County. Ohio, Divi USED CLOTHING STORE meat, __tom_t»<- heat, asbes •wr—Taaf sion of Domestic Relations in ADVERTISERS PLUMBING CO. 1216 MT.VERNON AVE. Cash er Budget—At. W. Va. Common Pless Court of Frank 467 C. Hate BL Columbus, O. We bay and teU ladles aad tos siding, alam brain sterta AMPBELL, Mrs. Bessie, 434 Caase No. 83-23, prsylng for a Dorothy Son Blase 8** . f 13.4a lin County. Ohio, Division of Do Colambas, O. Cigsrs, Candies and let Cold aea't used eletbiag. wm4ow,. Frlet $1888. CaO St. Clair av., died Sunday. divorce from ber on the grounds Dorothy Son Blase 8x2 $13.35 C mestic Relations in Cause No. Repairing and Remodeling Soft Drinks W. Fa. or Ky 8** Sleek . $i$_tt Car. Leag A Grant AX. 1-8888. Surviving are sons. Layton and of wilful absence aad gross neg HELP WANTED-FEMAIE -3539. prsylng for a divorce RES: DO. 1881 C. JEfTEESQN, Prep. Ohio 8" Lamp $11.-5 Colambas, O. William Campbell; d a u g h ter, Restaaraot OFFICE. CA. 6-1SSS from her on the grounds of gross lect of duty. COUNTER GIRL, Ohio Fureae, Lamp 8x2 $11.00 Mrs. Fay Powell; grandchildren, neglect of daty. Said cause will be for hearing experienced, only, Need 21-31 other relatives and friends. Ser 135 pounds CHILD CARE rr_ Said cause will be for bearing on or after May 19, 1956. years old. Under WANTB) TO BUY vices were Wednesday at chapel Apply Chsrbert's Restaurant BEU (OAl a 1-3151 on or after May 12. 195.. PRESCHOOL CHILDREN OLD REVOLVERS. FR. 2--827. of Mrs. D. A. Whittaker and Charles Saunders, Atty. 1912 N. High St. 9:39 - 11:30 BROOKS' AUTO FARBER'S FIRST Wm. A. Toler. Atty. eared fer by day, $1.99. Fer Sons. Burial in Green Lawn with 4-7, 14, 21, 28, 5-5, 12. 1956. a. m or 1:39 - 8:39 p. m. ELECTRIC SERVIC1 AT • Rev. William Holloway officiat 3-31 4-7. 14. 21, 28. 5-5. 1956. information call FA. 9193. READER AND ADVISOR John W. Hairston, Jr., whose SAL_8 LADIES. Be a success. Repslring Generators, ing. Earn a good income close to Reg-ulsters, Starters 1st and High • • • James M. Robinson, whose last known address is Vivian, 496 8, Washington Are. last address is unknown,' will West Virginia, will take notice home representing Avon Cos- CHAVIS. John Alfred. 431 Ed CA 4-5654 24 Hour Servlc IUCYDEAN take notice that on March 29, that on February 23, 1956, he- m e 11 c s. Friendly, pleasant, MADAM DONNA For Greater Savings See ward st.. died Monday. Surviv 1956. Joan Robinson filed her pe nora N. Hairston filed her peti profitable work quickly puts PlAY SCHOOL ing are his wife. Mrs. Lillie Tells what yon want te knew. Doesn't ask qeestleas, tells ef these cars before you buy. tition in the Common Pleas tion tn the Common Pleas Court dollars In your pocket. Phono SS4 Wilson Ave. FE. 7779 Chavis: daughter. Jacquelyn; HARRT BELAFONTE CA. 1-3379. love sad marriage, courtship sad business. Come' today I '55 OLDS '88' 4-dr. Holiday Court of Franklin County. Ohio. of Franklin County. Ohio, Divi stepson. Ernest Myers; brother, ADDIE & JOSEPH Children Ages 2-10- Tomorrow may be too late! Satisfaction guaranteed. Read- Hardtop. Titian red and season's top drawing card. At Division of Domestic Relations sion of Domestic Relations in legs $L Glenn Stevenson; sister. Miss •Transportation- white. Hydra., P.8., m.-e.-mj, Cause No. 83215, praying for a BURKS Hour. 9 A. M. Till 9 P.M. Daily and Sunday Betty Horton; uncle and aunt, the Palmer House in Chicago he in Cause No. 83599. praying for a ROOMS FOR SENT Hours t fires 42401 divorce from him on the grounds 562 E. MAIN ST. Columbus, O. Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson, brought In the largest crowds in divorce from him on the grounds SHINjE PARLOR 6:30 A. M. — 5:30 P. M '51 BUICK Super Convt. New of gross oegleet of duty and ex- 1 other relatives and friends. years. ef extreme cruelty and gross DELUXE Halt Day Program if ' arctic white finish, dark blue treme cruelty, and Is asking Apis,, Rooms For Renf Services are being held Thurs-| At present, he has enough neglect of daty. DYEING A SHINING Preferred top, Dyna.. RAH $895 temporary and permanent cus $59 MT. VERNON AVB. City aad State Approved day. April 19, 1 p.m. at chapel I bookings to keep him busy until Said caase will be for hearing nrniNin-,1 .ip.u intents ,uul MADAM WALKER '55 CHRYSLER Windsor Deluxe th end 1957, m ddi on tody of their two minor children, Columbus, O. Mrs. Hannah Barnett, prep. of Williams-McNabb. Burial in I ** °' * *« to on or after May 5. 1956. ?l< rpiflg ?.nun-., l.'l i;. l.unc Gifted Character Reader And Advisor 4-Dr. Sedan. One careful Sherron C, age 7 years, and I (VI t,Jl>_. Eastlawn. night club engagements, there L. P. Henderson, Atty. __=_. Seventh daughter born with a veil Reeds owner. PbwerFlyte trans. are two films and at least one Audrey Reglna, age 6 years. pest, present and future. 3-21. 31 4-7. 14. 21. 28. 1956. RAH 82498 CLARK. Clarence. 254 N. 17th play on tap for Belafonte in 1956 Said cause will be for bearing TWO SLEEPING ROOMS with SPECIAL READING—$1 SO '55 MERCURY Mont-lair Hard u5e of st , died Friday. Surviving are Marjorle Allen Hord, whose on or after April 14, 1556. kitchen. No drinking. This lady has Just arrived tt your city to top, Mercomatic Continental TO FURTHER CRAM ~"fils BARGAINS BY THE CARLOAD do good tor the public by her wonderful nephews, nieces, great nephews, Isst known address Is S3 W. 5-th Wm. A. Toler, Atty. FE* ,54>* ___, ] wheel, RAH. Beautiful black MONTH powers in reading the history of one's and white finish $2488 and great nieces. Services were schedule, Conrad Hilton report- St.. Apt. 2-B. New York. New $-2, 19, 17, 24. SI, 4-7, 1956. FURNISHED ROOM for rent for **»*• l v hoDes to Harr m a "OK" USED (AW life. When doubtful, discontented or un- '52 BUICK Super Convertible. Tuesdav at chapel of Williams- «* - ***** y " York, will tske notice that on —:: • . - - married couple. FE. 6349. END his happy. don't fail to consult this gifted lady. Advise on all affairs Black and cream, Dyna., McNabb with Rev. J. D. Howell foreign hotels, March 29. 1956. William A. Hord James T. Carlton, whose last _ ~» of lift, business, love, marriage, trills and divorces, tnd specu R&H, w-s-w tires, new officiating. Burial in Xenia. Belafonte will appear in Co- filed his petition in the Common known address ts C. S. Prison, THREE ROOMS for rent.* Two SPECIALS of all kindt. Answers all and any questions—don't fail to lu nbua at rations top $1482 CROW, John T., died 1 a s tj ' Veteran's Memorial Pleas Court of Franklin County, Leavenworth, Kansas, P.M.B. children accepted. K 11 e h e • consult this gifted lady. Advice on all affairs put at ease. Ont PAUL DAVIES '51 DE SOTO Hardtop. 2-tont Wednesday at the residence of: auditorium Wednesday, May 2, Ohio Division ef Domestic Re 73972, will Uke noUce that on privileges. CA. 8-2053. sitting will convince you that tbe ti tar superior to any other under a green. RAH, automatie Mrs. Susie Brown, 356 W. Good-| Hast-Amend auspices in lations in Cause No. 83512, pray April 17, 1956, (Mivia Carlton rcsder you have consulted. Hours 10 to 8 Daily and Sunday- 8 new LA~RG~E ~FURNISHED" free! trans $748 ale st. Surviving are his wife.!*-' ahow.' "Sing. Man, ing for a divorce from ber on filed her petition In the Common Very Good Choice of '66, 'oa, '63, '62 Modal Car* Mrs. Ocie Crow; brother. Elder|Sing!", supported by a cast of room for couple. FE. 4619. All Welcome. Located st $82H South Central Ave., earner et •52 PONTIAC 2-Dr. Cfcieftam the grounds of wilful absence of Pleas Court of Franklin County, Harnsofr Crow_ niece. Mrs". L. _#• Tickets are on saje at Hea- 8-lUvant (over Esses Drag Store). Take S-lUvant Ave. baa, get Deluxe, RAH, 2-tont morr-thun one year last past. Ohio, Division of Domestic Rela- »«kY_i rj_l_ nr.ir riinu off st Sooth Central. Commbos. O. N. Stowe; nephew, Charles to"'*- tions In Cause No. 83799. prayinr API}. fVK RfeHT-rURN. blue $788 Crow, and other relatives. Ser- Said cause will be for hearing IHknitM kit. Open Evas a 8-5517 1 ' v'•.,.-•-,, ,_?!,•'--•• __-_ '53 CHEV. '210* 2-Dr. Arctic ta or after May 3. 1956. for a divorce from him on the _= vices were Wednesday from grounds of his Imprisonment in TWO-R (> O M apartment Fur- white and red. RAH . $898 COLUMBUS Webster S. Lyman. Jr„ Atty. '52 FORD. Beautiful 2-tone Brooks with burial in Evergreen. a penal Institution and asking •*«•«*• Adults only. FE. 2515. '48 DODGE 4-Dr, Radio and '51 DODGE 4-Dr. RAH ... $495 DEAL WITH DEAN! green. Fordo., RAH .. $898 rUNEKAL DIKlvCTUKY - 3 21, 31. 4-7, 14. 21. 28, 1956. thst he be divested of his Inter defroster $190'50 PLYM. 4-Dr. Heater .and ONE AND TWO-ROOM apart- fc|^fc__T- -^tw *• - m, —- r» '52- PLYMOUTH 4-Dr. Sed., EDWARDS. Mrs. Willie Tread- CROSBY est In their property. •53 STUDE. V-8. 2-Dir.•;... 8485 defroster $195 Rosetta Williams, whose last menta for adults only. B. F. RAH. Inimaculate thru- well. 84 Lexington av., died FUNERAL HOME Said cause will be for hearing •48 OLDS. 1-Dr. RAH. Auto. '50 PACKARD Clipper i-Dr. 1072 E. Long St. known address Is General Deliv Horn, 246 N. Garfield Ave. Trane. ti $145 RAH $245 out . $888 Saturday . Surviving are her on or after June 2, 1956. husband. Homer Edwards: bro fA 1555 ery. Sylaeaoga, Ala., will take FE. 427*. rriced for Qokk '53 BUICK Super 4-Dr. Sed. '84 FORD Ranch Wagons (Choice of Two) thers. Tim. Lawrence and Will notice that an March 28, 1956, W. S. Lyman, Sr., Atty. Dyna., RAH. Spotless $1388 iam Treadwell; sisters, Mrs. C D. WHITE t\ SONS Charles Lee Williams filed bis 4-21, 28, 5-5, 12. 19, 26, 1956, 65 CAR SELECTION •32 BUICK Super Riv. 4-Dr. FUNERAL HOME petition In the Common Pleas WARDING HOUSE Satin black finish. RAH $888 Mable Grammer, Mrs. Edward Little Mae Horse, whose Isst TittV* 1217 Mt. Vernon Ave. Court of Franklin County, Ohio. Green and Mrs. Pearl May address Is unknown, will Uke MEALS IN MY HOME for work SAVE $$$$$$$$ '53 OLDS Super *88' 4-Dr. EV. 1514 Division of Domestic Relations be r r y: other relatives and ing men. $7.59 per sis-day Hydra.. RAH, Autronic Eye, friends. Services were Tuesday in Csesa No. 83599. prsylng for notice thst on April 17, 1956, «_» * Hubert Home filed his petition week. FA. 9393. a. *_j w.s.w. tires, wire at Whittaker's. Burial in Ever a divorce trom her on the wheels $1488 MRS. D. A. WHITTAKER grounds ef wilful absence ot tn the Common Pleas Court of green. AND SONS. INC. *JAVE '32 CHEV. Deluxe 4-Dr. Sedan, more than 1 yesr last past. Franklin County, Ohio, Division FUNERAL HOME of Domestic Relations tn Cause ClUSROOM FOR RENT OEAl WHERE THE CUSTOMER SAYS RAH, exceptionally KIRBT. Silo'us, 71 S. Washing 720 £ Long St Said cause will be for hearing 50 BUICK 4-Dr. Beautiful '51 CTIEVROLET 2-Dr. 2-tone clean $788 No. 83899, praying for. divorce jj-—J jg~; ftr rent by ton av.. died Sunday. Services EV. 9549 on or after Msy IS. 1956. black finish. RAH. Priced finis--RAH '55 FORDOMATIC Cust. Full aet from her oa the grounds of wfl- ^ ,„„, „. for you $288 will be Thursday, April 19. 1 p. Wm. A. Toler. Atty. f0f "ITS THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN" 'SO CHEVROLET 2-Dr. This Goodyear w.s.w. Double m.. at the chapel of Mrs. D. A WILLIAMS t\ McNABB ful absence of more than one meetings, seelel '51 BUICK HT. Dynaflow. Eagle tires. RAH $1588 .341. 4-7, 14, 21. 28, 5-5, 1956. RAH. 2-tone finish. This car car ia ready for the Whittaker and Sons. Burial in MORTUARY, INC. yesr last past. f„ocUo_s. Inquire M.. White. For 29 straight months more people have '58 PONT. Catalans Hardtop. road $88 Eastlawn. FUNERAL HOME Addle R. Harris, whose last Said cause will "be for hearing purchased their used cars from ua than redly better than Hydra.. RAH, 1 owner, low 818 E. Long St. known address Is Route 2, Fort on or after June 2, 19-6. average •58 DODGE5 Coronet u9" 2-Dr. mileage . $2195 • • • EV. 9521 any other Ford dealer In Central Ohio. '53 CADILLAC Conv. Beautiful LITTLE FIELD, Charles R.. VsUey. Georgis. will take notice W. 8. Lyman, Sr., Atty. APT. TO SHARE sedan. RAH. 2-tone finish '84 BUICK Super Riviera Hard that ea April S, 1956, TUlmaa blue finish. RAH. Hy dra This car is beautiful inside top. Fully equipped. Light R 1036 Atcheson St.. died Sat 4-21, 28, 5-5, 12, 19, 26, 1956. DESIRE GIRL er couple te '85 CHEV. 2-Dr. *'210" ., $1393 matic- WSW tires .... $1888 BROOKS Harris filed his petition In tbe 54 PLYM. Belvedere Hdtp. aad out. Very low green with beige top. Can urday. Surviving are his wife, Claudia V. Garrett, whose share four-room furnished Like new $1395 •58 PLYMOUTH Cranhrook "58 CADILLAC 4-Dr. Jet black FUNERAL HOME. INC. Common Pless Court of Frank mileage $1888 hardly teH from new ,. $1998 Mrs. Frances Littlefield; sons, 1108 E. Long SL last known address is 894 Ber apartment. AX. 9-6mt. •59 FORD V-8 2-Dr. Cust 1-Dr. RAH $798 finish. WSW tire*. lin County. Ohio, Division of Do '88 FORD Main-foe Ranch '82 CADILLAC '62* Ccjvt Full Joseph and Charles Littlefield; FE. 14U muda St., Norfolk, Virginia, wil! RAH $20-5 •52 FORD Custom 2-Dr. RAH $1089 mestic Relations in Cause No. power. Very sharp — $1898 mother. Mrs. Callie R. Little take notice that on April 17, '54 CHEV. 4-Dr: Station RAH $845 54 CHEVROLET Conv. Yellow Wagon. Htr. Beautiful blue field: sisters, brothers and oth Ike .*••*•.- -4S. let! tits 8-653, prsylng for a divorce Wagon. RAH. P.G. .. $1493 '52 FORD Country Sedan 4-Dr. ______PowergUde. RAH. '82 FORD V-8 Country Sedan. 1956, Percy Garrett fUed his pe MISC. FOR SALE finish. Practically brand 8-Paat. SU. Wag. In ttnmae- Member, Of The Columbus from her on the grounds of wil 53 DODGE V-8 Conv. RAH. 8-Pass. Station Wagon. WSW tires. Really sharp er relatives. Services were Wed tition faa the Common Pleas new. Very low uiatt condition $1295' • nnrrmi Ass'B. ful absence of more than one SHOES Fer the Entire Family 1 Automatie trans. $888 RAH $108$ auto. Get ready for warm nesday from Brooks. Burial in Court of Franklin County, Ohio, Men's $12.98 and $19.98 dress weather $1188 mileag** tTtm Union. year last past, and Is asking Division of Domestic Relations shoes for $5.98 and $4J$. La permanent custody of their mi In Cause No. 83895, praying for a BEST DEAL IN TOWN AT dies shoes frees $198 up. Chil nor child, Tillman Harris, Jr., divorce from her on the grounds Fatter Motors FKEE INFORMATION dren's shoes from $1-89 up. age 7 years. of gross neglect ot duty. ROGER DEAN CHEVROLET Said cause will be for hearing Also rebuilt sheet fer aaesw OPEN TIL 10 P. M. Said cause will he for hearing- women aad children from BEASLEYGROVE FORD NL 1181 en er site. May 19, 1954J, 940 N. High BAIL BONDS en or after June 2,1958. . $L59 up. Open Eves antf San- Wrn. A. Toler, Atty. 8o2 L Broad at Lexingtoa U. 84545 A__-S-S622 WILLIAM J. GARRETT ProfessronaJ Bond-man Wm. A, Toler, Atty. day. C-tr.U Shoe Stare. $1* 770 W. BROAD Opea 'rH 10 (X14505 4-1, 14, SI, St, *-*, IS, 1668. 4-21, SS, S-5, 13, 19, 26. 19M. ——•—— mm _5i OPEN "TIL 10 P. B%