, •»-•-»•_• .«-•»* • • • 'iMMfaeJ^jl i w-< ..• • •<<•- .- • T"i,*'8-g>H.y' "r*|L V r THE ©W_•• • O Sentinel's "Miss Bronze" Contest Seeks Queen For '60 OHIO STAT* mftEU* X5TH * tUQH-8T.f THB OHIO C0LUH3US, OHIO' SENTINEL SATURDAY, JULY 2. 1*60 IP 111 H HP • WkM HP • THI PEOPLE'S Interest In Horses Gets Track Job •ENTINEL CHAMPTON SPORTS CLEANINGS : • By BILL BELL • Sport. Editor VOL. 12, No. 4 THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1960 20 CENTS COLUMBUS, OHIO • CONGRATULATIONS andAhanks to the Merry Makers club, for through their generosity the Ohio track club will be able to send its complete team of ten girls to the National AAU Wom en's Track and Field championships; also to the Olympic tryoute Local Families Hit By Drownings which will-be held in Texas in July. Eight of the ten girls already had sponsors but the club's two- ' — Story On Pagt 2 fastest sprinters were sponsorlcss until the Merry Makers came to the rescue. The two young ladies are Miss Rita Thompson, 689 S. Cham- pion av., and Miss Dolores Moore, 141 E. 8th av. • LAST SATURDAY In Cleveland, Rita ran the 75 yard dash • in 8.7 seconds, which is within three tenths of a second of the American record for women. She is a senior at Central High love End In school. Dolores is a sophomore at Sacred Heart. Both girls run an chor on their respective relay teams. . ,. ' ' Story On Page 2 While it is fantastic tp hopa that the girls can defeat Tennes see State's great sprinter, we can hope and pray that they can be * good enough to make the squad. • IT APPEARS that 1960 will produce fewer great new Negro stars in the big leagues than since Jackie Robinson first broke Ohioan Vies With World Beauties down the barriers, but it will be the year that more Negro players were traded than ever before. And none of the players involved Story On Page J were stars of the first magnitude. The latest trades sent Tony Gonzalez to the Phillies fromahe Reds and Willie Tasby to the Red Sox from the Baltimore Orioles. , : • THIS WEEKEND, the .Olympics final try outs will be held • • • in California and here are a few of the boys who have a chance to • make jt; Fans already know about such stars as hurdlers Hayes Jones and Calhoun, who are the. nation's No. 1 and 2 high hurdlers. John Thomas, the Boston college high jumper who has cleared the bar at 7 ft. or better, over 30 times in his career, cleared the bar at 7 ft. 2 in. last Saturday at Bakerfield for a new world's record. . • OR BAY NORTON, the country's top sprinter. But few of us outside the-Pacific Coast or the southwest have heard of Jim Johnson, brother of Raphael, who is the coast's best hurdler. "Rap hael is America's best hope in the ^decathalon and he holds the world record in points, In the gruelling 10 event -endurance con test. Story On Page 2 There are sprinters Charles Tidwell of Kansas and Stone* Wil-* liams of Grambling. Tidwell is the NCAA 100 yard dash king. Another unknown who has shown that he has speed enough to approach the world record in the quarter mile, is a sophomore NBL '60 Convention In Cincinnali MR. AND MRS. LEROY KEETES from Colorado U., Ted Wood. Both Wood and Johnson are football stars and if they do not make the Olympic team, Ihey are sure to MONMOUTH, N. J.—Former i published daily in the Telegraph, man, but later relented—and be heard from during the grid season. showgirl, artist's model Made-j MADELTN was born in N. the job was hers. " • PRENTICE yGAULT, who was the Cleveland Browns' sec lyn (Donable) Keets has become York City. She attended public I MADELYN'S husband is re ond draft choice, has sighed his contract. Gault, said to be tho the first Negro woman- "tab schools there before launching cognized as one of the top doc greatest fullback to ever wear an Oklahoma U. uniform, will not a career in show business. She writer'' in horse racing history. kers in the U. S. There are 3ft play full for the Browns, as they havcthe one and only Jim Brown. and Keetes were married ten clocker of the Garden State Rac- Madelyn, whose husband, Le- years ago, arid following htm Coach Paul Brown say« he will use Gault to alternate with left tions for a number of years oc roy, is one of the top dockers around the country from track half Bobby Mitchell. Coach Brown says that he does trot like to- cupied one half page in the Bos in the U.S., began work recent to track "exposed" her to a use Mitchell when they are close to the other team's goal line, but ton American, a major racing ly for the N. York Telegraph. brand new interest. he had to last year. He feels that Gault's power will bc more use publication. He is the official Her employment was confirmed Her keen knowledge, of horses ful than Mitchell's speed in those situations. Also, Gault's great by Samuel Perlman, publisher. clocker of the Garden State aRc- blocking ability will be an asset. soon resulted in her being con ing Ass n. Tropical Park Inc., Leroy makes, hi£ home in Co sidered for the job. Perlman was • THE FLOYD Patterson-lngemar Johansson fight not only the Atlantic City Racing Ass'n lumbus. *.'ij at first hesitant to hire a wo- and Monmouth Pk. turned out to be one of the greatest heavyweight fights ot history,^ Her job is to keep "tab" on but it is already the greatest financial success of all times, and ail the hundreds of horses her hus Ingemar Turns Down receipts are not in. To date, the total receipts have reached band clock* (times) each morn Archie Moore Book $3,549,553 and all movie right* are not in. ing ot the racing season. She re cords identifying marks, racing Joe Louis'Offer Appears Hex! Month Ingemar is reported to have said from his homo in Sweden that his third fight with Patterson will be his last, win or lose. time and other pertinent data N. YORK.—"I don't need him N. YORK.—It hits the book Ex-heavyweight champion Jersey Joe Walcott says that there , . . He's got nothing tb do with stalls next month—"The Archie • us," snapped Ingemar Johans Moore Story," by none otherf will never be a rematch, because it wbuld be bad for the fight H PRETT* CORRINK HUFF, 1.1. of Youngstown, who, am son, in rejecting Joe Louis' of Mays Takes ML lead than light heavyweight cham game. THE NATIONAL BUSINESS LEAGUE board of directors met recently u New York to outllae "Miss Ohio'* was the first Negro to represent a _^j«-*.«_j«^->»*<-^-i I mil * iVf" Hi IHnWi£i-Vv-"'li'' Vwi>--_,---»-W^tltlT_inwVi .$$•£ _ •>. -> THURSDAY. JULY T. m OTtROmOSENTINaX THURSDAY, JULY 7, I960 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGES PAGE 2 High Court May Block Commission Move 111 Turner Case] Cool Love Brings Hot Gun And Injury To A Pretty Lass B]r ANN ** , j^^^ ».the-ij prominent civic leaders, accor- "vital interest to the puhlk,__[ ' By ANN BB.. WALKEWALKERR weighinweighingg onlonlyy 121200 poundspounds,, shshee IInn tryintryingg ttoo solvsolvee thithiss dilemdilem- ,_ ;,:: _%',.,.______bor'sbor's.. ConsciouConsciouss anand without lawful aa by deleting »«**• A petition requesting that the that it be heard by'an impartial {ding to a reliable source. White called upon the c< In a bedside interview this was a beautiful thing in any ma, Albert saw her. There was pain, Mayme complied with this Municipal Civil Service Com trial board. Then, by a 2-1 vote, ritv and that the cbarpr* <*"«*• sion "to have the backbone week, comely Mayme Shelton, man's eyes. "In^short, she was no alternative but to let him in request and the neighbor cabled During ihc heated debate last mission be prohibited from sit the commission decided to pre i insignificant and meager, there- do justice in this matter. 37, looked up fr.%. her hospital desirable. for he would have disturbed the the police. ting as judge, jury, prosecutor side over the appeal hearing 1 fore, they did net justify the «- Friday, Melville Frank, a mem bed with fathomless black eyes entire household until she did so. Half sitting in her hospital bed and executor at the appeal hear and set it for I© a. m. Friday. •tion of the cesnmission. he told ber of the board, sharply dis "I do not think the peng and told her side of the horrible Twice before, she had tried to Apparently Albert had gone by with,many floral pieces Vrom ing of an ousted city employee, The commission, which fired The Sentinel, agreed with the decision of his against Ttirncr was fair, incident which brought her to quit Albert, but there was a fear her place of employment at quit was expected to be filed with Turner on charges of "insubor colleagcs. Rand P. Hollenback whether you know It or not, , friends on the table, Mayme was If the petition » sustained by v St. Anthony's and a close shave —a definite fear, because ot ting time and when she did not the Court of Appeals lat Wed dination," filed by its secretary. and G. D. Newton, With the com are sitting as judge and jury j naturally reficient aboijt what e t6e court, the cemmiS-Ron «iU with death all- in a few short some hidden warning that was come out, he had gone to 1992 nesday. Gale Reeder, also rejected a mo mission acting as a trial board, this case," White concluded. happened. She spoke of having be prohibited from hoMmg the seconds Friday night. ever present when she so much Richmond av. and pressed the Att'y Walter R. Hill Sr. said tion to reconsider its previous 'Turner doesn't have a ghost of to relive this affair over and scheduled appeal hearing next HOLLENBACK, president as hinted she might try to fade buzzer. the action would be taken in be ruling in the case. a chance." Frank argued. From all indications, Mayme over as long as she lives. Friday. the commission, admitted ttS away. So ahe continued her re half of John G. Turner, who was was fed up with Albert Carter, HE APPEARED normal and In the petition, Hill requested EARLIER, l h c commission some "legal mistakes may ha„ lationship with him, biding her To questions regarding Al dismissed by the commission MEANWHILE, a plan to have 28, with whom she had been dat a "writ of prohibition restrain been made" but he insisted U time for the big exit. they sat In the living room talk bert's sanity, Mayme said she from his position as senior per City Council pass a resolution hoard Att'y David D. White, pre ing for two years. The big' prob ing CSC from preceding with a "we were following the In ing for about 30 minutes. was in no position to judge sonnel technician a month ago. calling lor a sweeping investi sident of Mt. Vernon Av. Dis lem was how and just when. hearing of the charges and for lions of the commission." ON FRIDAY, July 1. she was Friends Charles Freeman and scientifically but all through this THE COMMISSION, at its other relief." gation of CSC, was being con trict Improvement Ass'n who She was in the process of test home on vacation. She had look Turner, 1192 Byron av. Eld it a Whit taker stopped by and affair he acted quite sane and •weekly meeting last Friday, sus templated. Tbe Sentinel learned ( ing the *break-off when Albert ed out the window when she 1 urged reconsideration of the been employed by the comri the four visited together In an normal torher—even to the mo- tained Turner's motion for an HE HOPED to show that the this week The prop*** * **~ popped up unexpectedly, big as heard the doorbell. She did not ing spearheaded by a group of case, pointing out that it was of sion since Sept. 1, 1958. meht he fired the gun. appeal, but overruled his request commission committed an un day, at her door that tragic see Albert's car. If she had, she enjoyabls manner for awhile. night. would not have let him in, she When Albert rose to leave he She feels very bitter about said. In going down to the door, ALBERT CARTER ENDOWED with a coffee and asked Mayme to accompany him what has happened. From her cream complexion, sooty fringed she realized the blind was not reactions, I felt she wanted him Drownings Hit Famiies Murder, Suicide Shocks Community to the door where they talked black fathomless eyes, flashing adjusted so one could see* out seriousness of the situation until to suffer in some measure as briefly. Mayme had no idea Al MT. VERNON.—(Special). — lumbus man wbo drowned after A home at 1733 E. Louis av. 'Friday evening, according to a [ The dead woman's husb dimples and a S by 5 lithe body without being seen. Mayme said, "He shot me." she is suffering now. bert had a gun until he fired. Rev. and Mrs. S. M. Butler re slipping into the Scioto river was the scene cf a horrible trag- 'police report. Green spotted the ;James P. Grady, was at • while fishing Wednesday eve Picking her up in his arms, he Al this writing, Albert Carter ceived word Tuesday morning of |edy as the long holiday weekend bodies through the front door place of employment at a' ALBERT placed her on the ning. placed her in his car and drove is being held in city prison on a the tragic accidental drowning began early last Friday. glass after no one responded to hall super market at the time< | couch, then ran upstairs to look of their daughter, Miss Imogcne Tony Harrell Jr., 1132 Oak st., Wilkins Praises Nixon On Rights to his parents' home at 1824 charge of aggravated assault. 1 Victims were Mrs. Mary Lira raps on the door. L. M. Shaw, General Manager; Edmund B. Pa_ften, Pr«***_* Theodore L. Coleman, Editox4n-Cbiel; Annie R. Moore, Bus*** Manager; Amos H. Lynch, Adveitiaing-Promotkm Manager; ft* B. Combs, Managing Editor; Edward L Moore Jr- Product* Manager. Established June J, IMS. Published each week at & •§ •; Long Street (P.O. Box 629) by The Ohio Sentinel Publish"1* C* Inc., Columbus H, Ohio. Cincinnati Office: 3351 Beading Ho**- Subscription Rates: One Year, $6.30; Six Month*. $3-5a ^.HSP*? »dvcrtisto« representative: Associated &*_**_ Inc a 5L Ncw Y ST»',»» 5 Z' "r**?*st»" New Yt>1°r»*i CitCity 3«3«.. NN.. YY^_ FEimsyrvanjsnr-rPEanaylva11'3*^j * 1M W. Washington St.. Chicago 2, BL, ANdover MM3; ^JJ Simpson Co, 770 Montgomery St, San Francisco 8, Cafll.. &** 1-4583; Whaley-Simpson Co., $008 Selma Aven Los Angeiw * Calif., Hollywood 3-7IS7. -• SUE SERROTT, 337 ARDEN RD., and Romeo Cherry, 133 Hamilton av., both ef Columbus Member Natl 17ewspaper Publishers Ass'n. a treasurers of Buckeye Girls' and Beys' Slates, i espeetively, made their annual "Inspection" of A REAL LIFE "COPS AND ROBBERS" episode took place at 17th aad Long sts. Friday when detectives and police -.warmed into the neighborhood to put op a tbe office of Treasurer of State af the Invitatipn of Joseph T. Ferguson reeeatly. Shewn during the COLUMBUS TELEPHONE: CLearbrook 3-74M barricade around the Charles Apts. It turned out to be a false alarm concerning six wanted stickup men who were supposed to be dividing loot in a bideout there. A visit, from left: Lester G. Bynom of VFW Post, which sponsored Cherry; See SerraU gute CINCINNATI TELEPHONES: thorough search was made of the premises with no avail. Left photo shows Capt. Tom Sawyer of Columbus Police Dept. with rifle readv for action as he talked t» Treas. Ferguson and Cherry. AVon 1-7750. CA. 1-3318 a radioman at the scene. Phot^ at right Is of crowd across the street from the apartments on the Long st. side, watching developments—Pierre Pbute. THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1969 THE OHIO S&NTINKL THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1960 THE OHIO 8KNT1NEL fACRS II II mmmtmmm • m • i. i ,i. , > - PAGE 4 9 Failure te support, ap Into the profession and a better* preciate and praise worthy foltow-up program after,gradu- teachers. a tion. It has been suggested many • SOMETHING must be done Education Corner times that more meh be recruit to make our schools attract and ed into the profession since the hold well qualified people. Grant | turnover rate among men Is TEACHER TURNOVER ed a raise in salary would do j lower than among women. This By Dfe M. MILFORD CALDWELL much toward strengthening the BRING THE FAMILY is not to suggest that men teach * ternity, homemaking and other holding powers of our schools, 9 "MOTHER, wo have a to leave the profession and of ers are better teachers than wo family activities probably rank but this alone will not do the job. new teacher." This ia a state considerable Importance in In men teachers but rather to point highest on the list of factors fluencing women • teachers to It should be pointed out that the ment that we are hearing more out a method that might be used which directly cause teachers to quit. total profession must be improv- and more In this to reduce turnover. AND SAVE AT leave the profession, according de if- we are to decrease the age 0. rapid ad Many teachers report that to a questionnaire and inter turnover rate. The future holds real promise vancement. Just heavy teaching'loads are a ma view study ot 700 Ohio teachers. By this is meant a better for the competent teacher and what could this jor cause for them to withdraw. Many of these Items arc not teacher education program, bet-1 should as3ure him of an honored mean to the Large classes, overcrowded mentioned as a cause for teach ter selection of students to go' profession. teaching profes classrooms, several different sion? Many of er turnover. Salary almost al class preparations, teaching as our classrooms ways Is. Uie highly publicized signments for which one lacks ore becoming a item.' It should be remembered suitable interest or training and 2i:;.B« LOW BOY! s f o p p i n g off that the great majority of too many extra-curricular acti Poro Beauty School FREE DR. point for teach- teachers are women and that vities appear to be the principal Home CALDWELL era-who are etw most women teachers who leave aspect of heavy teaching loads. the profession do so because of Demonstration route to other Jobs. It is hard to Dissatisfaction with adminis Graduation Impressi/e say that,any person should not family responsibilities. It can tration appears to be a signifi TVs • STEREOS work to improve his security. be stated with a reasonable cant cause of teacher turnover. CINCINNATI.—The 2lst com iCtusholm; Sandra Wakefield, $221.15 Volue! (A 81527 Teacher turnover has plagued amount of accuracy that half of Many studies mention the fol mcnccmcnt exercises of Poro salutatorian; Alberta Bell, vale- the teaching profession for many our married people are women. lowing specific items that bring School of Beauty Art, under the dictorian; presentation of grad- AIR CONDITIONERS years. There have been many Harris further pointed out that dissatisfaction with the profes direction ot Mrs. Ernestine Ma- uates, Katie F a n t r o y, and research studies dealing with such economic factors as low sion: han, dean, in Louis XVI Gold awarding of diplomas by Dean 11" RCA VICTfiR this problem. However, to my salaries and better paid posL • Lack of helpful supervi Room of the Sinton hotel here, J Mahan. PORTABLE POWER MOWERS knowledge, none of these stud Uons in business, Industry and sion. - - was an event that will be long ies has listed any one cause for other professions constitute e 23" SavADMIRAe at SUB. L • Failure te give vigorous remembered by the 42 graduates SOME REASON "If within ten day* you can buy It for leaa from any teacher turnover. major cause ot teacher turn support te democratic proce and approximately 500 guests in The Wall St. Journal report-* over. $249.95 Yoke! other .bona-fide dealer, Sun will either refund the • WILBUR S. HARRIS, in a dures. attendance. that Pres. Eisenhower had a Luther T. Lyles gave the in Paris golfing date on the very difference or buy back the purchase in full I** study made while he was a grad • RESEARCH studies indi « Tendency U place great emphasis en certain "public- vocation and introduced Prof. day that the western leaders $ uate student at Central Michi cate that the relatively low level were supposed to be waiting for relations'' activities for per Joseph E. Martin, principal ot t*#. trmst gan State college, found that of teachers' salaries is a crucial sonal gain while Ignoring many Wayne Jr. High school, Lock- Khrushchev to appear for tbe 169 such things as marriage, ma- factor in causing men teachers duties as educational leader. land, as guest speaker. Summit meeting . . . He was '118 talked out ot it by his press Save at Sua! Other highlights of the gradu-j ii- mm ation program were selections secretary . .. Reason: II PORTABLE by Sylvia Coulter and Kathryne wouldn't look right. 21 RCA VICTOR Open Daily 9 to 9 Be Exciting - • • Ry JOHN R. COMBS J_a - mf movement is virtually certain mond E. Umbaugh, vhair.r.an ot DELUXE GOMSGUE ; • THE DEMOCRATS' big to develop long before the bal the movement, set up headquar shindig opens next week in the Reg. $349.95 loting ge|s underway. Such a ters at the Neil House June 15. Those City of Angels. And from all movement might well be spear The completely staffed head «i..iHMS *Qfi pre-conventlon activities, this Vein* wm* headed by anti-Catholic fortes quarters was opened without who event may rock from the land of cotton. any advance notice. And, like 11" TRAVELER with excite- rOITABUTV Sunday 12 to the proverbial Arab, it quietly ment. As a mat • ALTHOUGH the conven folded Its tent and moved out of live in • Excellent To»« ter of fact, it tion may not be dominated by 'At Sun—It's The Discount Touch That Means So Much! town in the dark of night. a Pow«rf»l ratafmm may become as the south, the influence wielded WESTIU6H0USE rough and row by southerners is not apt to help • THE BOOM, according to style... ROU-A-BOUT dy as the 1948 the qause of the New England published reports, was burst by 21" MOTOROLA FEDDERS M0B1UIRE FAN Confab when aristocrat. the senior Ohio Sen. Frank J. AIR CONDITIONER HM-UfO Dlxiecrats bolt It is true that the Dixie bloc Lausche when he refused to ed the pa r t y is not as dogmatic in voicing sanction the draft. In letting the DELUXE CONSOLE e It* S1M.15 Sama over the civil its anti-Catholicism as it does air out of the boom, Lausche rights issue. demonstrated' that he still re RESOHDITIOMEO on civil rights matters, but the The fight this feeling is there. And it is the tains his old knack of doing the *« $100* TV jru Rtf. S4S.95 COIBS . year is not ex expressed opinion of most ob unexpected. S369.95 WWmW *129 S2995 pected to involve civil rights, $|995 „ $0995 servers that this feeling will In this case, however, only C«_Hfl«,« with V.r«lei» resiot* Ail htli C«truttt THURSDAY, JTJLV.7,' 1960 THUfiSDAY, JULY 7, 1960 THF oTno BBBSJB THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGgf PAGE* THE ROUNDUP Wan Tat S-waH&ow EDITORIALS Edited By O'Wendell Shaw Nabrif Named President Of Howard 2!» Wt./lAeAU • WASHINGTON, D. C—Dr. James M. Nabrit Jr.. noted edu cator and constitutional lawyer, Wednesday was named president The Sound Of Evil of Howard university, the nation's largest predominantly Negro institution of higher learning, succeeding Dr. Mordecai W. John • THOSE EVIL "Dragons" are at It again. Grand son, who had headed the institution since 1926. Dr. Nabrit is in his Dragon Lee Davidson Jr. announced plans of the Knights Mth year at Howard, having joined the School of Law faculty fol 00* of the Ku Klux Klan to march through the streets of Geor lowing six years as a practicing attorney in Houston, Tex. In 1936, gia counties, July 10. . he introduced the first formal civil rights course in American law Many segregationists will bestow blessings upon the . schools. He has argued civil rights cases before courts in 11 states, as-well as the U. S. Supreme Court. infamous KKK. Confident in the knowledge that thou • » • sands of white Americana are sympathetic to the Klan, ...NATIVE OF WELEETKA^OKIA, they'will boldly flaunt themselves in full regalia for all to Negro Youth Hakes Harvard History see. AND A GRADUATE OF SOUTHERN AND • THESE ARE NO "sett-styled" leaders such as • CAMBRIDGE, Mass .—History was made at Harvard uni George Lincoln Rockwell of the American Nazi party. He versity Thursday, June 16, when a handsome Negro youth calmly can be written off, at present, because he is a "Johnny strode to the platform, welcomed his audience in rolling Latin Come Lately." The Klan is a cold, calculated, well planned phrases, then delivered the salutatory address in Latin, as one of NEW YORK UNIVERSITIES /HE IS 44 organization, with chapters in states from coast to coast. the institution's two student commencement orators. He was Boasting assistance from people m high government Gregson Davis, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Oliver Davis of St. positions, the KKK wears a cloak of protection stamped, John's Antigua, W. I., first Negro so honored in Harvard's long YEARS OLD WITH 8 YEARS IN THE US. FOREIGN SERVICE, NOW .N SOUTH, U. S. A. history. Gregson was being graduated with the AB degree magna cum laude in classics. Watching him from the audience was his • ANNIHILATION of Negroes and Jews is the main sister, Cecile, 21, who had just the day before been graduated objective of the Ku Klux Klan. Recently an Appalachian with the AB degree cum laude in government from Radcltffe col HIS 2ffitaB/SaBQ»^gYArAMERIt^N pMASy,aCR_y type meeting was held with Klan members representing lege. just about every state in the Union. • • • Grand Dragon Davidson is notifying the world, In no QHANA.WEST AFRICA / uncertain terms, that the KKK is not losing strength. Trace Cools Down Yanderbiif Fight • IT WILL BE interesting to see if the lawmakers of Georgia make any effort to prevent the Klan rally as N. • NASHVILLE.—The vicious fight between faculty and man a. York's Mayor Robert Wagner did to prevent the American agement, which has had Vanderbilt university on the brink of Love msWrnWrnasmWawWa^n' 'map •__ . _ splitting since the expulsion of Rev. James M. Lawson Jr., Negro Nazi partv rally in his city's Union Square. By JAMES T. BELL By CHARLES STILLS, Xrni* Should Be The First Article In The Platform Of Both Parties divinity student, for activities in recent sit-in demonstrations, has Love has a sting like a bee, that seems the size of a tree. in i ^< 11 • i - • i The Ku Klux Klan, like the American Nazi party, ad calmed down somewhat as the result of a compromise arranged Mother, home and'heaven. vocates race hatred; thereby being a great threat to free It will make you happy and can make you sad. by Chancellor Ha rvie Branscomb, permitting Lawson to earn his These words are dear to me; It will make you wish you never had. dom. iOtj oLuciICUli tJLee BD degree from Vanderbilt, by either transferring his credits Yet there is one above them all, It will make you yield tears bitter as gall. \ J, 3 See 3t! from Boston university, where he has been completing his three That word is liberty I Whenever you give your all. final courses, or by taking a written exam this summer. •While Liberty, yes, liberty! It will sometime keep you warm and sometime keep you cool. •• Jim j walk into the theatre and beat Lawson has not indicated acceptance of the offSr, 12 divinity God's grandest gift to men;' It will sometime make you think you are being a fool. JOHN B. COMBS authored safe, he lays a blanket Grave Concern school faculty members, who had resigned In protest of his expul Crew rule against color. up the white woman. No aweeter, purer thought than And sometime you want to hold It real tight, a very interesting news story • AMERICA'S citizens are growing less able to dis sion, may withdraw their resignations and return' without preju And then sometimes you want to lose it with all your might. two weeks ago about Negro golf From there on Negroes were dice. • IT IS just one of the crazy segregated in the second balcony tinguish right from wrong. This is a matter of grave na E'er graced the poet's pen. ers being barred from a local notions the white man has to You cannot do without it, once you have had it. tournament. John CasUeman until they started taking picnic tional concern to Philip Wylie. For countless ages that are You know it hurts, but cannot quit it. j. "l out of his system in thinking baskets to tht movies and leav Writing in the July issue of Coronet magazine, he past. predicted that very thin^, in that one colored man looks like But after all it's stilt so sweet, you will prefer it to repeat. ing such a mess that all Ne says. "A nation that becomes increasingly confused about NAACP Convention Pickets Stores Or yet shall ever be; part, two years ago, predicating,anjoth^ ^^ _uUng them ,_ It will make you laugh, and make you sing. groes were barred from all its ethics is doomed." He points out the eroding evil that The grandest thought man e'er his belief on the bad conduct and out. A Negro has facial dis • .ST. PAUL, Minn.—During^its *51st annual convention, which And make you act and say foolish thirfgs. white movie houses 20 years or grows among us is easily demonsti^ted: universal use of language of some Negro golfers tinguishing features as any oth closed here June 26; the NAACP staged mass sympathy demon conceived, It will change your books and change your looks, more. That is how things got commercial bribery and "payola" in one form or another; just taking to the game. He er human kind and his face is strations against southern lunch counter bias, by picketing F. W. Is the thought of liberty. It will change your walk and change your talk. spoke of their cursing and loud not a smear of darkness. Not' started in the past. the padding of expense accounts; the automobile damage Woolworth and W. T. Grant outlets, with a force of 300 youths and For was It yet ordained of God, It will change the look in your eye and make ev* n grownups cry. fakery; income-tax cheating; petty thievery from the stalls Or unjust laws of man; talking, hollering as if they all Negroes are alike in looks • IT IS agreed that no one members of its national directors board, led by 82 year old Pres. In order to hold it, there is a big catch. of" supermarkets. Arthur B. Spingarn. The students were from'across the nation That one his brother should •were talking to someone across and conduct. should yell on golf courses but For you have t© forgive and you have to forget, the street. But it must be added here the thing for management to do ^Whatever form the amorality takes—and there are and included leaders of major sit-in protest areas. subdue, innumerable forms—it pervades our daily lives. And place him 'neath a ban? You have to be kind and you have to be true. This column added to the pre that the white man is not alone is to bar the wrongdoers and let • • • You have to be wilting all the way through. diction, admonishing Uie wrong in group condemnation for the the rest qualify as citizens like • PLAINLY, our ancient ethics, those of Judaism and Shall cruel yoke upon his neck, Christianity, are failing us more and more, he warns. It is Jewish Congress Hails Levittown Hove In servitude be worn; Then you will be ready to love and be loved, too. doers to behave themselves on Negro, himself, is always say others. It was not right to bar For in the end you may have and hold impossible to pinpoint all the causes of our growing dis While what is his right of birth, golf courses. It is lamentable ing; ''Negroes don't do nothin* the golfers from the tourna- • NEWARK, N. J.—Announcement that two Negro families The sweetness that can never be told. honesty. But the main cause is that millions of us have no that the spoilers are always right." And no one distrusts a jment, for that is a sports match will move into tlie previously all-white Levittown housing develop Be from him rudely shorne? way of deciding what act may be good and what evil. with us. The column was espe- Negro's ability to do things for anyone with ability,'not a ment in Burlington County was welcomed last week by spokesmen And should he try by word or ciaUy severe because the wrong right as much as a Negro. But social event. Of course, taking As a solution Wylie has proposed a modern code of for the N. Jersey Region of the American Jewish Congress,-in a deed, March Voices doers named were some top pro the Negro's guilt of self mis into consideration that the Negro ethics. All it would require, he says, in Coronet, is a res His sorrows' cup to dash; statement issued by Region Pres. Adrian Unger and Julius Wild- By MARY ANN RICHARDSON fessional men. trust does not justify mass con excels sa often in sports, the Jim toration of a time element to the Golden Rule. Suppose we stead, chairman of the group's Commission on Law and Social Or with his manly mien revolt, agree that the one form of actual immortality all men know • NOW IT comes to another demnation. Crow act may have been predi Action. Said the statement: "We are deeply gratified that, in ac Be answered with the lash? Can't you hear the whispering voices of the wind. cated on a fear that he would they can achieve is through their children. Suppose we The continued chanting, the singing, "Let me in, let me in"? Jim Crow bar. Until the late • THE HISTORY of how. the cordance with the N. Jersey Supreme Court decision, Negroes will No, never, never no, agree that, insofar as we human beings can manage and So soft are the voices, so low as they harmonize, 40s, Negroes were barred from Negro became barred from lo hog al| the top honors of the soon begin moving into Levittown. We welcome it as a major step May God in heaven forbid; imagine, we should shape our individual lives primarily And then, a booming roar as the host ot voices rise. white local goft courses with a cal movie houses until the very tournament. forward toward fulfillment of the American dream of full equality And may the blackest curse on for the benefit of the next generation of humanity and In a free society for all Americans." earth, The night is utterly silent, except for the wind's melody. brazen refusal to let them play early 40s is like other experi • WHATEVER Uie reason those beyond. What then? • • • Forever more be hid? How well they know the scale, hear it! Listen! "Do, ra, m«.* because of racp. Gradually they ences. Before 1910 a colored for discriminating against color- • OUR NEW Golden Rule would say: "Do as you And like the well trained choir, each note is plainly heard. began *o tee off in turn with oth And may the words of person could go to any white j^ players, it is very plain that would have others do if you were to inhabit the future." Observe, hear the baritone and the tenor, too. ers. movie house and sit where he local colored citizens must ever Rusiin Quits After Powell Attack Winkleried This is a beautiful thought presented by Mr. Wylie. Their voices blend together like a nut fits the screw. liked. But one Negro thought it j ^ ji Crow effrontery, Be gasped with our last breath? In Combs' story they were |be a ert m We hope he had the rights of all mankind, regardless of • N. YORK.—Smarting under an attack by Cong. Adam C. The concert is over now, the maestro takes his bow. smart to take his white gfrl. He is never free from American- Powell, appearing in the June 25 issue of the Pittsburgh Courier, "On mountain, valley, hill or barred from tournament partici race, color or creed, in mind, although he did not mention So give your applause, close your eyes, go to sleep now. friend to a movie one day andjjsmt 0i,j 8tyie. Only trouble- Bayard Rustin, special assistant to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. plain, pation like they used to be bar any of them. * red from the Bowling Congress, his wife thought it proper to makers of other races are ever and director of the N. York office of the Southern Christian Leader My liberty or death"! like Combs, I have no infor barred, but when it comes Jo ship Conference, resigned from both positions last week. The Pow Nine Atrican States Liberated mation as to why the colored Leaves 250 DescendantsNegroes' evcry<;"e h? to £°- ell article accused A.. Philip Randolph and Dr. King of being "cap NIXON HEADQUARTERS players had tc step aside as f COUPLE OF QUICK ONES tives'' of behind-the-scene interests that have created disunity Opening of a headqua rtets N. YORK. — In the fastest drive for freedom in all history, • Americanism, old style. white players and Orientals teed among Negro leadership, and charged that "Rev. King has been here by the Ohio Volunteers for eight African countries will have achieved independence by the j K1NSTON, N. C — Mrs. Ida j But the Negro broke the bo I- t>tl. other than the fact that they w An ordinance outlawing the recruiting of strikebreakers h»* under undue Influence ever since Bayard Rustin of the Fellowship Nixon wa'j announced last week close of June and a ninth on July 1. There will likewise be six i .~v» _w. —-., j Jackson, who was recently fun-, ing barrier, lie plays in bridge were colored been passed by the City Council of Wilmington, Del. of Reconciliation went to Alabama to help in the bus boycott." In by Dr. Clyde Williams of Colum new applicants for membership in the UN. and if accepted, will Regardless ofleralized here, left 250 descen- t tournaments on a national scale • • • commenting on his resignation, Rustin declared, "I cannot permit bus, state chairman tor' the raise its membership to 90 nations, of which 17 will be >African •what some have done, the boom jdants. Her survivors include'and he plays golf a't some clubs, Columnist Joe Newman in the Cleveland Press: " 'Ike spent a situation to endure in which my relationship with Dr. King and group. The headquarters will be states, The nine emancipated countries are Mali. Madagascar, should not be dropped on all. Ot two daughters, four sons, 60 There win come a day when he nearly two hours discussing the summit talks with bis staff before the Southern Christian Leadership Conference is used to con_i.se located in Rm. 1126 of Deshler Chad. Central Africa Republic, French Congo, Gabon, Cameroon, course, the white man is like grandchildren, 154 great-grand- can shine in a tournament and f returning to the golf course . . . Bti roust be tajring the summit and becloud the basic issues confronting Negroes." . Hilton hoteL Togo and Senegal. that. He can't tell one Negro \children and 30 great-great-'good links members would be a | meetings rather seriously.* '* face from another, so, to play it [grandchildren. igood help towards that day. l -! i; • • THURSDAY, JULY 7. _„Jo THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1960 THB OHIO SENTINEL THE OmO SBttflNSC PAGED PAGES If You Are Talented Here _ Your BIG 1-Week Vacation OPPORTUNITY To Get That Career In Philadelphia Has Urban Redevelopment With Vision—Jones At Sir John Hotel PAST I By RUSSELL M. JONES 25 areas In some stace of re- on the edges of alum areas in just about 20 minutes from Orbit . . . Your Future May Begin With COUNCILMAN JONES development, i.e., planning, j order to atop the spread of downtown by public'transporta COLUMBUS MODELS will make a ehlc showing at the annual convention of the Utile Faxes .roqer In Detroit July 23-24. Shown above after completing plans for the trip are Joella Hampton, Bose- marie Barrett, Irene Booker and Marsha Samuel, representing the Brownelle Models; Yvonne Autry, representing Ursel White Lewis Models. Miss Hampton and Miss' Autry will compete la Sweet and tender be single entries. « cause it's been kept cold from farm to you. Well filled ears with plump, Columbus Models Set For 'Little Foxes' Event milky kernels. dOL Glamorous young ladies are color who pioneered fashion group to Detroit with the assist FRES• H CORN relying for the "Little Foxes \ modeling. She was also selected ance of Mattie Ratliff. Included .. All-purpose, loaf .. Tasty, economical Stringlcs. s - Tender . CHEF BOY-AR-DEE - WITH MEAT Vi Convention" in Detroit Saturday, j as one of the ten best dressed | will be Rosemarie Barrett, Irene. July 23. Headquarters will be in jwome n in a N. York poll. Booker, Marsha Samuels, Lewis the Gotham hotel.' This is the j During the luncheon meeting, Stiles and Sam Pegram. Spaghetti Dinner I itZ Wc Chefs Delight 2 * 59c **«* Beans 2 lbs. 29c third annual model's convention all schools, agencies and clubs FRESH LONG HORN Peach pie is a favorite! under the directorship of nation represented at this convention Spotlighting the weekend acti Fro,,n B ally known hat designer Bil; will report on their activities at vities will be the Fun Day spon S*!«_#*._#*.«•_«% IL A ^c -«•"'"»• -'»™'«' Southern Peaches 4 lbs. 49c Howard. which time certificates of merit sored by Michigan's most active r will be awarded. j camera club, the Shutterbug Dorothea Towles, intemation- {Group. The Queen of Little WtlQGSe «• •_•«_> Banquet Dinners "£ 49c y™—• *••>• •»• »•«•, , ,. al fashion model, will be guest j Rosebud Brown will take a iiitftfiVE e#imivu p. fm Foxes and the King of Hares speaker at the luncheon.meeting j will be announced. __; J7 Cucumbers %ssr B 25c in the Gotham's Ebony Room, i SENTINEL suoscnption MARIANI WHOLE FROZEN rate* are one year, $6-50; Save 10c this week-end! Miss Towles was recipient of a ! six months, $3-50. Mai! •'Foxey'* in academy awards j s x Save 20c on subscriptions SENT ANY INSTANT last year for being a model-of- WHERE. Spotlight Coffee -° - 99c this 16-oz. pack far *'* each OLD KENTUCKY COUNTRY HAMS Chef Boy-Ar-Dec . Nutritious KROGER FRESH, LEAN "Everybody Likes 'Em" MEAT Real Hickory Smoked — Size 15 to 30 Pounds Spaghetti with BALLS i%mM two Year Old Country Hams .. 98c per Lb. — Six Month Old cans Country Haras . Wc per Lb. — One Year Old Country Hams 9to per Lb. — Three Year Old Country Hams . - SL 10 per Lb.' Chef Boy-Ar-Dee . 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JUIHI PAVVn t* : I THUBSDAY, JULY 7. I960 THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1950 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGB1S FACE 12 wm By ANN B. WALKEK .Nellie-Bell e are joining Carole! • THE WOMEN appearing at • THE EXODUS continues Green on her trip home to Flo-!^ juncheon t, honor of Betti from Columbua as localites take rfda . . . Carole was In town last' Scott were beautifully* gowned to the highways and* byways . . . week to put her mother and . them were Lucy those leaving th!s past week among daughter Lynne on the plane for Port }n an embroidered pink- were Jimmy and Ruth Wade home ... the Walker boys arc j cotton. Helen Seward In a so- who looked forward eagerly to headed toward Ca.mp Joseph ... phisttcated black linen, Mary their Canadian trip . . , while Amelia went to Cleveland with Saulu|c,_. in a blue print with a telling of their plans Jtm sneak- fher grandmother. J soft cow, wll8f| M Durham> ed into the conversation lusi I .. . _. ., _. *-_ , _,._ ; . HeUKLET SMITH, 4» Wade sL, CiaetaaaU, baa retired pleasure over Champion's won-1 • WE'RE OFF to Springfield chic In a blue and green check sous DONAUWOW s*-, eet s***im t*, ommmmx mm *««, » year* •* s*rri*« with Ctocinaaii Gas aad Electric Co. derful summer school program > the Baptist Guild meet «, ^^^1 t Zll^l 8,eevclcss 1 mmmtemi SS tmr* et* s*r»fee wfffe ClaxieBSifll Gas md EJec*rf_r yg, gxttjt, » aeehaaie with CGE ia the Ptadergrewafl Dept. of ...heading that way were Hen-1 Wednesday, to the VA hospital jgg P™ ' "W™ O,. Mr. mmswawam, a oettaK, rfaatei w» CUE aa *• Oa» Efertric Dis-Uttattea, started en Jane L IMS, and rettred en ry and Geneva Blat* with Top- * Cincinnati Thursday, to ife SgfQ& N SiSSJSdRS Dept. Ita 1«S- He fa a wesenm «f TTarti War BLfikasw a*r Jam I at Om star. Mm Feldkamp, ftweau*, tFadergreoad per, enroute to Boston . . . G«- \*# °ver the weekend to attend If*™- Dorothy Roberts in a lime i rteehnmg fete » year aerrle* alien frca JU A. n*9U attsemted Mr. Smith wHh Ms » Y«*» sereiea plaque neva is the local delegate to the *« NAFAD national confab . . . 2S^£?5 * *J t Cc_atr_U aJbw narked the occasion «* his rettreaaeat. Jack and Jill national confab Bob and Jeanne Greet* are, H^fMy drewtd in a blue and akin ,ans for thcir annual Caff Comha* ****** tamtam*, fts am . . . so the family decided t0 va- * « P i *K! * * TJ m cation in that area . . . others in ^P * Erie. Pa. to see her folks *h « a«*8SO"« • • **« g» d the on to ft cabin ln Michi G Butlerattendanc, 'Lillie there Mae ewi USmit beh Julia *« » - , ^ ' i ,LM* "?? $& Marguerite Diggs. and gan for a week of camping ... will miss Betti, as I have said Eddie and Ann Moore with son ! before., but we all wish for her • BEV. AND MBS. Streaty Scott have returned from their tbe ver* beat. left Tuesday for Boston to drop triThompsonp to Clevelan, S. Carolinad . . , an. Morrid Robs- daughter Ann off for a bit of|ert and janj,ce Taylor were vis- studying at Boston U. . . then;lting reiatives Norris and Duan on to Union Theological semi- • Thompson . . . B I a n c h e Van nary where Rev. Streaty will Hook spent the holiday with the participate in a seminar for two Adamses in ML Vernon . . . THE OTTO BEATTYS and their sen, Otto Jr., pictared at j weeks . . . Mrs. Streaty plans to Mary Milner and sons Monte and Port Columbus Saturday just before the popular couple took off i visit the many shops and points Duane arc ^fog the sights of for LaGuardia Field and then London as first leg ia their tour of of interest while there . , . still N. york tor several weeks . . . the European continent. Young Otto, who recently returned jhere, but. Tal, Virginia and Da-,Mary Jane Patterson ta off to prescription from Howard aaiverslty at Washington, D. C, remained at vid Tolbert have their shots in Wooster for a week of teaching home to look after things while mom and dad are country hop preparation for their trip to ^d^ education in action for delivery? ping.—Pierce Photo. $ Rome in a few weeks. Presbyterian church. • OTTO AND MYRNA Beat • WOODLAND Christian ty "jetted" their way to London church is in the midst of prepar lasts Saturday tor a three weeks ations for the national conven glorious tour .. . . Doris Parkes tion to be held here Aug. 22-28 and Lolita Hughes are compar- plan use of Champion Jr. ing notes on what they will do HJgh gchoo- auditorium and while in Kingston . . . Lolita'a Union Grove church. parents are living nearby . , . Doris is going to island-hop and Some 1500 women are expect round out her trip there . . • ed to gather In N. York for the Juanita Walker and daughter 32nd biennial meeting of the Ass'n of Colored Women's Clubs CALL Q. 8-7280 July 30 . . . the Ohio president in Refuge Baptist attendance will be Mrs. Carrie We Fill All Pfsscriplioss The senior choir of Refuge Roberts, Findlay. Baptist will observe Its anniver Including; sary Sunday, July 10. • Veteran, Four young men, members of • Watfar* the church, who were recently • Industrial called to the ministry, will be • Aid For The Aged the 3 p ra. speakers, giving THRIFTY • Aid For Dependent those wh_p missed hearing their Children trial sermons, the splendid op THOUGHT! portunity to hear all four during a single service. The speakers are Brothers Leon Wilson, Cleophus Kee, Bay Burley and Pervin Sales. Broth Certainly I Here's some er Oscar Johnson will serve as thing to keep in mind—a pulpit . master of ceremonies. service that may be vital Mrs. Eva Fair is president of ly Important in an emer gency: If you have pre the choir and Rev. R. F. Hair scription* to be filled »nr» ston Sr. is pastor. A beautiful "bedroom home no one to bring them m. for only 52D6 cash. At! im telephone us. Our messen provements ia aad paid for. ger will call for tbe pre Baptist Ass'n Moderator No Down Payment. Only scriptions and return with Speaker At Betlxel Bapt. Pl-SO per month including the precisely prepared SSggSgg&KgmmgmWammmamsasaasaamws***mmmitm -» ; medicines — There la no MEMBEBS OF A SELECTED PLATOON which Is testing the Army's new M-m tank at Foot Hood are inspected by Ma}. Geo. Edward p. Farraad, left, «»» Rev. C- L. Jones of Toledo, j taxes and insurance. moderator of Ohio Valley Bap- extra charge. eommznd* the central Texas post, aad Cal. James F. Hoilingsworfh, deputy commander ef the 1st. Armored Division, a Strategic Army Corps unit that win eendu* t.lst Ass'n. will be guest speaker HI. s-ms fcOW AT TWO LOCATIONS. the troop tc«ts with the new battle taak. Two of the tankers whose outstanding proficiency led to selection for the tset platoon are SFC Ulysses Battle, East Chica as Bethel Baptist church, 245. N. I Or ot go, led., left and 8-Sgt. Bobby Z. Lewery, Brooklyn, N. Y. ' __ MR. AND MRS. JAMES BLACK rut their flve-tlered wed Monroe av., Sunday, July 10, at St. (lair & Leonard T ding cake at the reception held in St. Philip's Educational Cen 11 a. m. The_j>astor and congre- — AND — ~~~ ~" STREAMUNJEfor DIMMER! • . . ter Saturday following the ceremony. The former Miss Alfreds gafibn of Bethel will worship at *Oia6J£e&£ Car. of Watkins is active In AKA circles. The aewlyweds will journey to i Jerusalem Baptist, American 'Addition, Sunday, July 24. at 3 Washington, I). C, where Jim has been accepted at Howard U. See Ad On Page 27 Oak St. & Miller Ave. At Lincoln Slenderizing Salon - 771% E. Long St - For Free Treatment Call CA. 1 Dental School for September, 1&0. p. in. — i • ' .i "' i''"Ml. HH«H ~h&* fi mamHasawemH%wm^Kam^ •».»(•_*.i __Jt-U.i..--VA—_.-.,-_• -» « . THURSDAY; JULY 7, 1960 THURSDAY, JULY 7. 1960 eAGJBl^ :? THBOmOSSmTWBD THE OHIO SENTrNETJ PAGE 18 bcrs present were: Mesdames sergeant-at-arms, Odell Davis. Ollle McNeal, Stella Whltelow, ter of Columbus, motored to By Modernistic Matrons met rc- Edward Napper Jr., Floyd Ho- Cleveland for a visit with Eu YOUR LONDON Dorothy cently at the home of Mrs. Ge-^ word Sr., Sherman Cunningham, gene Porter June M. J Stevens raldlne Goings. Mrs. Dorohy Ernest Valentine, Bessie Mc Mra. Peart Polley was recent 222 Wood St. Stevens and Mrs.* Joan Tront Neal and Miss Lottie Howafd. ly a guest of Mr and Mrs. Ches. ULrick 2-1731 wore prize winners. Other ter Bllmore.An Xenia, for se CORRESPONDENT members present were, Mes • RECENT GUESTS of the veral days. * R. W. Stevenses. 222 Wood St., dames Lois McDaniels, Nancy Mrs. Alvin Wood and Mrs. • LONDON.—Well, hello there! Looks as if I've been on va Cunningham, Catherine White- were Att'y and Mrs. Napoleon Bell and children and Allen Fle Cynthia Taylor, both of Cincin cation again, but really I've been knee-deep in houaeclenning and low and Miss Marvine Smith. nati, and Mrs. Ellen Foster of processing vegetables. Every, now and then I come up for air, to ming, all ot Columbus, and Mr. On June 30, Mrs. Harvey Mc and Mrs. Joseph Rccd and child Columbus attended the wedding •see what everyone else Is doing here in London. Some of this news Neal was luncheon hostess at ren of Delaware. ot Miss Joan Depp of Plain City is a bit stale, but everyone is still discussing the events of June. her homo for the Missionary Mr. and Mrs. Paul Porter, and Mr. Eddie Delaney. On June 11, the Modernistic Society of First Baptist. Mem- with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Por That's all for this week. Matrons club observed Its lOtli son McNeal, Mr. and Mrs. Al- anniversary with a dinner at vin Artis, Mrs. Dora Cunning the 853 Club in Columbus. For ham and son, Hobart; Mr. and Remember how great the second time the club award Mrs. Joe Beamy, Mesdames ed a plaque to the "Most Out Birdie Stevens, Dolly Holloway, Helen Gales, Stella Whltelow. cigarettes used to taste? . .. c nirPORO SCHOOL of Beauty Art, Cincinnati, are shown with members of the staff following exercises at Slnton hotel last week. Flrat row, from standing Member of the Year." rB n| TK The 1959-60 plaque was awarded Abernla Townscnd, Ada Taylor, Mt• IISSJJ25S[^nS^^Ali. WeSTi-a BeU T.nn. staff member, Char.es Stewart, Katie Fantroy, Ernestine Mah.n dean; and %***£- to this reporter, who was com Harold Price, Misses Lottie and S NelUe Loc^rt Man*. Lomax and O He Warren. Second row, from left: Evelyn Johnson, charm school Instructor; Julia Butts, Glendor. J*«ne>, Edra pletely (and I mean COM Lililc Howard, Messrs Milton ^^tmW^S^aW^^ GraV. Sandra W.keBeld, Betty Gist, Thelma Glnn, Evelyn Shanteea. Ihelm. Johnson, MlMred MeCray. Fioesfc Buck- PLETELY) surprised. Winslow, John Graves, George Te Elrnira H,rty, AmelU McQueen, siaff member Donsella Smith, Third row, from left: Barbara Beusse.o, A.m. Docker,, Kathry- Withers, Je.,te McGee Shlr- Garnet and Mrs. Aquilla Policy. leVHaraen _ „le Bonds, Alberta Bell, Anna R. Lowery, Odessa Green, Delores Jackson, Hilda Gist, Chaaey Mitchell. Mar, Jenkins, Tommysene Williams, Irene Other members and guests BC present were: Miss Elizabeth !w.m« "athryn Ch^olm and Emma Thompson. Graduates not shown: Barbara SUnms, Irwia De« and Peggy Keel,. Class pins for perfect attendance «eat to On June 26, American Legion n Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Auxiliary gave their first Thelma Glnn and Stella Gray.—Don Moran Photo. Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. Ho successful semi-formal dance at ward Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. the fairgrounds. Among out-of- Wilson Trent, Mr. and Mrs. Tho townera were: Mr. and Mrs. Joyce Curtis Weds Otis Roberts Columbus Honors Betti Scott mas Whltelow, Mr. and Mrs. Da Eugene Garland, Mr. and Mrs. vid Goings, Mr. and Mrs. Eu- George Morman, Mr. and Mrs. Miss JoyCe Ann Curtis, daugh Out of town guests were Mrs. chow, L. M. Shaw, general man Carrie Newsom, Mrs. Robert Friends of Bettj Scott, repre thered in the scenic Ilonka's bert McDardels, Mr. and Mrs. John Barnett; Mr. and Mrs. Ge ter of Att'y and Mrs. Lawrence Encore on Thursday, June 30, ager, The Sentinel; Austin Be- Bernell HalrstonNand Ervin Mc- Curtis, 1548 Demorest rd., be Carr, Mrs. Clarence Harmon, senting many agencies she has rald Gaines, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mr. and Mrs. Homer Holland, worked with during her tenure to pay honor to her and bid sancon, East High school prin Neal. . ward Byers, Mr. and Mrs. Ja came the bride Saturday, July 2, adieu. cipal; Mr. and Mrs. Everett ©f Otis Roberts, son of Mr. and all of Springfield, and Mr. and aa associate executive of the Mrs. HenTy Bcathard, 172 mes Womack and Miss Jerry Mrs. Morris Newsom, Xenia. Columbus Urban League, ga- Milburn Fort, board member, Chandler. Washington av., was winner of Bollng, all of Columbus; Mr. Mrs. Otis Roberts, 84 S. Oakley served as master of ceremonies and Mrs. John An t hony of av. James Wade, Champion Jr. the lawn furniture set given in- introducing some of the High principal; Fred C. Dunn, away by the American Legion Springfield, and Capt. and Mrs. The double ring ceremony" people who have" worked most Joseph Connoly of Wilberforce. was performed against a back county auditor; Rabbi Nathan and Auxiliary, June 18. closely with Miss Scott since Zelizer, Waterman Baldwin, exe ground of white gladioli and she came to Columbus in 1955. • ON JUJIE If, Modernistic • JOHN H. TATE Post held greenery with the Rev. Kenneth cutive director, United Commu DR. DONALD BEATTY, board nity Council Mrs, I. Alma Tay Matrons club entertained with election of officers June 27 as Higginbotham reading the rites president, read greetings from a "friendship dinner" at St. follows: Commander, Robert in St. Philip's Episcopal church. lor, Miss Rita Taylor, Mrs. Do Prof. Shrimp, head of the OSU ris Baker, OSU; Mrs. Billie Paul AME church. Those pre Meadows; first vice, Frank Given in marriage by her School of Social Work. sent were: Rev. and Mrs. W. T. Trent; second vice, Robert Ste father, the bride wore a gown, Brown, Neighborhood House; Mrs. Virginia Ferguson execu Miss Dorothy Roberts. Jordan, Mf. ' and Mrs. Harry vens; finance officer, Wilson fashioned of lace with a fitted tive secretary, Family and Child Holloway Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Ja Trent; adjutant, John Howard; bodice belling into a bouffant Welfare Division, lauded Miss Theodore Coleman, Ohio Stn- mes- Boone, Mr. and Mrs. Addi chaplain, Rev. Robert Wilson, skirt. The borrowed item for the Scott for her ability and accom tinel editor; Ann B. Walher, wedding was her sister's lovely plishments. Sentinel woman's editor; Miss fingertip veil of illusion. Her Att'y Jesse Roy presented her Helen Bowers, Capital univer bridal corsage was an orchid. with a corsage as a small token sity; Lawrence Tolbert, F. H. MAID OF honor was Miss Ca of esteem from the Near East- Kelly, Near Eastside Ared Coun role Bradley who wore a creamy aide Area Council. cil; Att'y Mary Durham, Elea pink and white silk organza Mrs. Anna Stahl, board secre nor •"Roosevelt club; Mrs. Judy tiered gown. tary, presented a soroll of honor Newman, Lena Home Cosme Mr. Clarence Taylor served as from the Board of Directors. tics^ Att'y David White, Mrs. best man. Ushers were Walter In her thanks, Miss Scott Mary Saunders, UL secretary; Miller-Jones Perm and Rodney Morgan." said, in essence: T. O. Isbell,, NAACP{ Charles Following the ceremoy, a re "TODAY'S meeting represents W. Justice Sr., John Maben, ception was held with Joan Hut a whole fabric of community Beryl Williams, Edward John Barrel of chinson, Joan Scott and Joyce representation." son, Wanda Lewis, UL secre Austin as hostesses. Columbus has become more tary; Chester Jones and Jajms The groom's mother chose a home to her than Baltimore be L. Allen. Bargains lovely beige silk with lace ac cause she has been able to par cented pleats "for her son's wed ticipate actively in the change ding. Her accessories were lace of attitudes, policies instituted Fine Special and she wore a purple orchid that one thought would never be, Lee's J.!r„Hai1 r Women s Casuals Group corsage. and has developed an awareness Human . Black, Off-Black, Brown, Choose from scores THE BRIDE attended Ohio of Columbus' untapped resour Dark Brews, Light Brown. •f. styles and colors. State university and Franklin ces. Genuine Imported Raman ^ Off U. The groom, a graduate of She feels a, gratefulness for Hair, Don't be fooled by ONLY *pl MEN'S - WOMEN'S West High school, is associated her Urban League experience the word "Human-Like." AND CHILD'S SHOES with the Supreme Liberty Life which has permitted her to grow Get tbe real thing at Lee's Insurance Co. according to her capacity and —Your official Import Out SMART STYLES — SAVE! BOYS' GUARANTEED Folowlng a brief honeymoon ingenuity and for the high stan let. Call CL. 3-1818. Mall GIRLS' I Pre. ggg trip to Cleveland and Detroit via dard ot professionalism the orders filled promptly. MEM'S V WOMEN'S for boot, the newlyweds will be at staff maintains under the direc LOVABLE home in tbe Southgate Apts. tion of Andrew Freeman. SPECIAL DRESS SHOES ANKLETS Through, joint efforts, the Chignon First Quality 'Constellation' Brand MISS LOUISE JEFFERSON, Art Direc Community Council has*come to Page Boy tor and Production Head, Friendship MR. AND MRS. OTIS ROBERTS realize that they share a mutual Summer Handbags Press, New York City, is a loyal Lucky RESERVE purpose of dedication in pro NYLONS fell 77c to $2.47 Strike fan. "I get so much more enjoy NOW FOB SPRING * gram with the Urabn League. Pius tax ment out of Luetics," she says. "Other SUMMER NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS PERSONS in attendance at the brands—and I've tried a lot of them — luncheon included Miss Mary your family shoe ston, CHANGE TO don't begin to give the pleasure that m • Weddings • Parties TURNER'S PARTY HOUSE French, president, Central Ohio Lucky gives me. I like tho taste and tha • Receptions • Dances chapter NASW; Rev. Russell firm way that it is packed. From now on; * Banquets 1010 BRYDEN RD. Jones, City Councilman; Flo iller-Jone Lockics are my one and only cigarette.**' (Formerly 50 Hamilton Pk.) rence Suzuki, executive director, CALL Central Community House; He LUCKIES Call CL. 2-7676 For Reservation len Sewardj Mrs. Doris Shartle, BARNETT'S Weddings & Receptions Our Specialty Planned Parenthood; Prof. Rus STYLE Central Point Shopping Center sell Leedy, OSU School ot Social and get some taste for a change! WHITE HOUSE, INC. — BANQUETS — PARTIES — CLUBS — LEES SHOP Town & Country Shopping Center Work; Mr. and Mrs. Milburn 1865 Parsons Ave. 1465 W. 5th Are. 4300 INDIANOLA AVE. 1009-1011 MT. VEBNON AYE — SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS — Fort, Dr. Donald Beatty, Mrs. Or Your Nearest Out Of Town Store G*ra. fraa\t% 9* t/&J*nM*uxmJs4mm-€o^^ AM. $-3152 HC. I 9395 Anna Stahl, Mrs. Florence Hor- Open Frl. ft Sat Nights • -, •»- * _*.._«. « A mmmMatimmmmmBmmmm!m'.-w*r**^ ""»*<•• •*••• ***amsam*mi}X/iim CINCY TEMPO Why Buy By Mary Randolph Viewpoints From Hi-Point Repossesed By Gladys Whetael • CINCINNATI—Conies June—come weddings—come grad- tinlions—come receptions—with which Cincy is literally "up to • BELLEFONTAJNE.—Marsha Elaine. 11; Marvin Glenn, 9, Damaged here" and just loving it , . . Receptions for the little "swee* girl and Melvin Leslie Jr., 13, children of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin L. , . __•_•_• i 11 • graduates" were all beautiful and glamorous— Rockhold Sr., 433 Walker st.. underwent tonsil and adnoid opera and what is more appealing to the eye than a re tions Friday last morning. All are doing fine. Or ceiving line of pretty, sophisticated little teen- Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Mitchell j age girls, all dressed up in cxquis.u. bouffant became parents of a son, MarkJQEW was celebrated in the din- Returns dresses—or in some cases, youthful sheaths—• Regan, June 25. Mother and ing room of North Eastern and what charm and poise our younger genera baby arc doing fine. school, Sunday, June 26. The tion has! We dare not go into detail about the Nancy and Shcrril Wassell, speakers were District Deputies When You Can daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Char receptions—they were all so very beautiful and Damon Andrews of Hamilton les Wessell, underwent tonsil outstanding—but the graduates so honored were and adnoid operations last and Ethel G. Prear of Dayton, Buy New Misses Gail Berry. Carolynne Greer. Barbara Thuursday. They are doing fine. loyal daughter ruler of Sou- Buggs. Carole Burion. Lorraine Goings, Yvonne Miss Jean Haywood of Lima ithern District Council. The Ja For Less Kelly, Marlaina Kiner, Louise Mitchell; Carol „.i„\M tor National Safe Boating Week, was last week's guest of Miss mes (Jimmic) George chorus Walker. And more wonderful, fabulous, usefuli July 3-9, Is being planned by all boating groups in Greater Cin Marylin Williams. 501 Walker furnished music for the after*- gift* we've never before seen. ; cinnati. Under chairmanship of Jerry Hurter, executive of Cin st. Complete noon session. MART cinnati Gas and Electric, the National Safe Boating Ass'n, the Mrs. Agnes Brown of Chicago RANDOLPH • PRE-NCPTIAL atfairs given for- our U. S. Coast Guard and Auxiliary, TJ. S. Power Squadron. COBRA. was guest of her parents. Mr. Proceeds from the affair were 3 Rooms lovely bride-to-be, Dr. Joyce Ho-1 —: u— Greater Cincinnati Safety Council, American Red Cross and and Mrs. James McCray, last to be donated to the Education well, have been many and va-ilert". will visit other countries j towboat operators, In cooperation with the U. S. Corps of Engi week. Dept.. John Brown Shrine, Ci l Brand New ried—among which were a linen'too). Mrs. Margaret Smith, one| neers, are cooperating In the project. Left to right: Cdr. John • THE 3«TH anniversary of vil Liberties Dept. and other de- Phower a*, the home of Miss;of the guests, win also be in the j Silliman. U. S. Coast Guard commandant in Cincinnati: Mrs. Queen Esther Temple 873, IBP- partments of the order. Georgia Beasly with co-hostess-'group: going to Nassau. Other j Lela Steove, Greater Cincinnati Safety Council: Hurter and $33196 es Mesdames Ella Rhodes. Alma • guests were Mrs. Mary Hull and! Taula Jane, WCPO television star who has been named "Miss —r— Coffey^, Mary Whittaker and Do-1 Mrs. Bessie Davenport, As .*»'• j National Safe Boating Week." Do Down Payment ;?*othy Jpross: « kithcen shower|ways. Mrs. Grey served a lus-' BARBER COLLEGE STUDENTS WANTED at the home of Mrs. Olive Ryder, cious luncheon Payments As low As ••! w i t h? co-hostesses Mesdames NAACP Cites 1959 Record Of Progress Write, Phone Or Call In Person Lucv Mitchell Oxley. Anna Hou- * OUT OF TOWN guests The report recounts the asso ,e especially for graduation N. YORK.—Income from all «°» Per Week Martha Bush. Helen Sand-j' ciation's activities'- during its FOR FREE INFORMATION •ton. r e c c p t i o n-dance of Louise! sources, received by the NAA- ford. ^Kathleen Cannady. On,..| (Tweedles) Mitchell at t h e j CP during 1959. exceeded $1.000,- 50th year and deems as "highly OHIO STATE BARBER COLLEGE, INC. nd 1 significant'' the entry of the fe LUCKY M^MftlZJl Manse hotel last Saturday night 000. WfS^e^^g F. Cum entertained the wedd deral Dept. of Justice into the Progressive Education In Barber Scienee were he uncle from Atlanta- N««." the 120-page report, pub- ing party with a lavish dinner r April 25 Mack Charles Parker FURNITURE party at their home in Madison- Walter Smith who brought along !"••«*,°y the association on the lynching In Popularville. Miss., 197 S. High SL Columbus 15, O. eve of its 51st annual conven- 1571 PARSONS AVE. vtlle—and on Friday night the a photographer from Atlanta; St. Paul. Minn., and publication of the Report of CA. 8-5219 her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. tion. held in * HI. 3-9785 parents of the groom. Dr. and last month. the V. S. Mrs Milton Young of Louisville,, Bishop Clark from Middletown were hosts at the rehearsal din-an aunt and unc,c- Mr' and Mrs ner »t Hotel Sheraton-Gibson. Herbert McBain and an aunt Details of the wedding in next Miss losella Harper from Mid week's Iqsue. dletown, and her cousin, Walter Talbot from Jefferson City. Mo. • MRS. VERA Edwards, one of Cincy's most gracious and • ATT'Y WILLIAM B. Bush clever hostesses, entertained the! world traveler, flew back from Links with a "coffee Match*' at] Russia recently, greatly en her beautiful home on Glenwood riched by an interesting and in- aturdav morning-and I formative experience in the lar- the Sewish theme pervaded! *est «*"»*n* *" *he ™rld- H« throughout . . . This was thei^" toured Norway, Denmark, EVERYONE * WITH AN last get-together for the Links!Sweden, Finland. Poland. Czo- this season-so they're all on jchoslovakia, E. and W. Ger- OHIO AUTO LICENSE PLATE man Wh,,c in their merry way to various v«-i >'- Moscow, he vi- cationlands. 'sited the Kremlin and saw the . The Moroccos had their usual j bodies of Lenin and Stalin lying IS AUTOMATICALLY IN YOU MAY WIN A *20,000 gay time when they met Thurs-' s»d<* by side in the great Mau- day afternoon with Mrs. Gertie soleum. He also went to sec the THE DREAM HOUSE Grey, Fairfield a v. Because se spy plane that was shot down $20,000 toward the purchase of any homo. The wrfwor veral of their members are go over Russia territor - ing abroad this summer, it was will select the style, type and builder of the home to really a bon voyage party in i • MRS. MARY L. Braggs. be built on his own lot. Winner posted week of July 10. theme—especially the center oft 3624 Dawson St., is one of 10 the table decorated like an ocean ' residents of the five-county Cin ^Stu__kMSr (sand boach and alii and ships cinnati area who recently began and airplanes all about Off Oiis serving for tht» first time as Red month to Nassau will V><- Mrs- Crons Motor Service volunteers. dames Flora Howard, F.va Kn- ,i according to Mrs M«rcuj< C glish. Grace Buckner and Flo- i Scheumann, coordinator of Mo rence Miles (Mrs. Miles and her tor Service for the Cincinnati daughter, Ihc ever popular He- Area Red Cross. The Red Cross urgently needs more volunteer drivers—whv don't YOU sign up. • ARE YOU Interested tn sending . mir children to day camp? Well, Fellowship House had such a successful summer camp program for Cincinnati children last year that they are expanding the program this year. Because enlightened pa rents, who wish to.work for bet- Remove This ter human relations, are anxious Shadow From for their children to be free of prejudices, they again ,will offer Your Home! j a wholesome, ftm-filled day [camp experience. By bringing Doe* y«ar insurance fall j together children of . different •hort of covering to day's higher vain* of ; backgrounds from the Cincinnati your property? If go, ; community, they hope to pro- you stand to lots im | vide them with Interfaith, in- portant money in CAM i tcrracial experiences that will ef f!>••(, «._.» .-« noon. ; teach them to better understand i and appreciate the many differ ences and similarities which Earl Hood j make the family of men an In teresting and Interdependent Insurance Agency one. If your children are be- »76 E. Long CL. 2-4211 jtwecn 8 and lZv call Fellow- ... „ Member 11 ship Howe today, Ca. 1-4281. Mt. Vernon Av*. District Hi __.-. . Improvement Association j: j^1*1 reSl«t«r your child for day HOTHINSTOBUY! NOT A COHTEST! NO REGISTRATION! -_ji.df.mp. ' m^\ pip's JUST CHECK FOR YOUR AUTO LICENSE NUMBER AT SOHIO EVERY WEEK! ¥f$%) BERGAMOT ONE OF THESE DREAM GIFTS GIVEN AWAY EACH WEEK! K^- ^51 CONDITIONER A 54,000 COUIOI SCHOLARSHIP! UA00 Kwa. d th* cott o. a ccM.-.t re.;-i- = * W1n«»r tati CJIOOM «oy «olV*g« t u«(»*riify. AN AIR T»ll» AROUND THI WORLD FOR TWOI LUXURY MTT1D CRU1SIRI 2U—>. Inbowd trvliw »*. A tasaq^maik (ouot around th* -o i • • • ;,5_*i twOW***** PAGE 19 THURSDAY, JULY 7. I960 THE OHIO SENTTNEl; rartpgnAT..JULY 7. I960 PAGE 18 WEEKLY MEDITATION • ''FEW THERE be who find tho way of life." (Matthew 7:14.) ^ Our Lord's plain statement may encourage those who hove to "buck the current" for Him. The majority is not always on the aide of God. But the statement of Jesus is not Intended to «nabl« us to predict whether few will be saved. When He was once asked that question, Jesus seemed to rebuke the questioner. His answer was, in effect, "You strive to enter the narrow door.** (Luke 13:23-24.) Our modem age prides itself ( A_-__£___ •.-. •..,-,- -.,. ;;«••;&. in having passed the day In OUR PRAYER which good and evil were pitted • FATHER, we see that we ngainst one another in black cannot follow our emotional con REV. MACK BROWN, pastor of Provident Baptist eharch, formerly ot,UU Central av., Cin and white contrast, The finest cept, for if we do it will destroy cinnati, and Mrs. Brown were recipients of a number of gifts daring celebration ot the pasts*'* lives and the most wicked are us. Give us a sense of di 25th anniversary at tb* eharch. Under Rev. Brown's leadership the congregation recently Miar- alike explained in terms of here rection in .Christ's name. Amen eaased property a) *24 Dayton st., through Walker'* Realty Service, where they are scheduled to dity, environment, social pres —REV. I-. SIMPSON, sures, early influences, or bio build their new church. Provident Baptist service* at the present time are being conducted at ^^^^^"^^^^^^^^^^^^'^^^^"^'•^•^'^^••^•^•^•^^^^^^^^•^^••R^R^'^R^BR^RWR^-R^^ chemical reactions. Relativism 9th St. YMCA. Pictured with Rev. and Mrs. Brown, center, are: Mrs. Jennie Scott, Mrs. Annie THESE PERSONABLE YOUNGSTERS proudly hold the kindergarten diplomas recently awarded them at graduation exerclses,spons©red by the Lucy Dean Play teaches that good and evil are Christ Memorial Means, Mrs. Blanch Rolls. Rev. L. H. Erwia, Ransom Swansea. Mr*. Edith TaHey and James merely matters of position. school, 33fi Wilson av., at Woodland Christian church. They will eater the first trade next fall. They are, left to rich!: Gregory Parks, Cameron Carr, Shcrslyn Annual Young Adult Day will Cooper of the anniversary committee.—Scott Photo. Graise, Nolan E. Logan Jr., Jacqueline Harris and Gareth McCall. Mrs. Hannah Barnett is the school's directress and Hubert Barnett U its mana„er._plcrce Photo. Black and white have been re placed by a dirty gray. be observed at Christ Memorial Baptist Sunday, July 10, with the -,< —Fir m Specializes: In Like This Man." Th* senior • NOW, LET us look at life young adults of the church in 5 choir sang. FirmOld FashionSpecializes Meats In tn another way, the way of charge of service^ throughout Ohio Poetess Is Sentinel Visitor Christ. Scripture teaches that tho day. Rev. B. Toney delivered the We invite you to enjoy pleasant Rdiaious Ckat One ot Kentucky's most uni evening sermon from the sub- through conversion this image is Rev. Leon Troy of Sandusky the last eight years, but re que business enterprises is the j « c t, "Christian Conclusion." Mrs. Chariest Johnson Berry, tains membership in Dayton's Jimmie Siddens Country Ham renewed. Those wandering in the will be guest speaker for morn destructive way of. sin, are not The pastor, congregation and dining here at of Washington, D. C, was a vi Poets Roundtable, Unique Study JSts Snex JiUxanJue Motel in Bowling Green,. which ing worship. "Shower o( Stars," sitor to the offices of The Sen r themselves as God created them a talent program featuring art friends will be guests of Mt. tinel Wednesday ot last week, club, and Pinnacle Culture So . - caters to customers with taste and wills them to be. This being Enon Baptist in Dayton, on thfi ciety. ist Dennis Smith and children of L low prices • THE MEANING of "worthlcssness*' is found m Proverbs. {oIUfI curcv ... v.d . meat______s • prepared from third Sunday in July. Cars will where she shook hands with true, let us heed the call of Rick's Child Guidance Center, members of the staff. She and Mrv Davis is affiliated with • THE M-aninu u« --..-. k___ --.thin* to do recipes carrie- d- ove-_ r fro. m. earl___j_y_ leave the church, 387 N. 18th st., our Lord, "Come unto me—and with other local talent, will be her husband, Thomas M. Berry, the summer vacation school for It applies to disobedient people who seemingly have nothing to do days in the history ot that state, * 1 will give you resL" (Matthew at 12:30 p. m. t( presented at 5 p.m. were in Columbus as guests ot youngsters from 6 t0 16, which but go about trytag > cause trouble with "certain*' other people when most of its families smok 11:28). their daughter, Mrs. Roussilon opened June 27, at St. Dominic's who desirfe peace. ed and cured their own meats. Dr. Wilburn Weddington will B. Davis, 415 St. Clair av. church, 453 N. 20th st., and will How much better it would be to wear out working, and mind Today, meats processed by tha be the principal speaker at 7:30 Bethany Baptist Mr9. Berry is formely of Day close July 29. ing our own business, than to sit around and rust out prying into Siddens firm (currently adver Stewart Memorial p. m. service. Mrs. Betty Parker tised in The Sentinel) are known is program chairman and Rev. ton, where for years, she was —i other folk's affairs. Rev. Granvillei^Jeward of to gourmets as "old Kentucky L. H. Johnson is pastor of the mistress of "The Old Castle on Wc need not to speak "only" others~~ , even thoug' h you are on n» „v»_..i.^._ __ Stewart Memorial CME ex Rendville, O., was guest speak Hill," a spot favored by many Jenkins House Guests of the ugly mannerisms of some your own * property defending country-cured meats." The line tends sincere thanks to the In church. er at morning worship at Beth individuals abroad, because wc what you hacv worked hard tor. consist* ot hickory-srno'ked dividuals and groups for their persons interested In the various Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gravely litt any Baptist last Sunday. His phases ot c r e at i ve writing, certainly have them here in Co-1 Such people are wicked. They hams, ffro m one t_ three years participation in activities that and son are house guests >»f Rev. lumbus, too, and among our own * are old; hickory-s m o k e d sausage, Progressive Bapt subject was "Let the Church Be which is still In her possession. are the trespassers, not you, made the month of May ©ut©| th* Church." and Mrs. C. P. Jenkins, 189 Nel colored people. The Bible states and lean hickory-smoked bacon. standing at the church. A recent issue of the Antholo son rd*, for a few days'. Mrs. yet they insinuate to others that Supt. Eli Barney was in char Rev. A. W. Woods of Beckley, gy of Ohio IJocts includes a that God dislikes "all" people The Siddens firm is outstanding Gravely is a niece of Rev. and full of mischief, going about you are' the guilty one who tor fast deliveries, by COD aa Tho outstanding feature on ge of Sunday school at Progres W, Va., will deliver messages at choice poem by Mrs. Berry. She Mrs. Jenkins. trying to injure innocent people needs to be judged. What is well as "by cash with orders. sive Baptist.last Sunday morn 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. services has resided in Washington for the Women's Day program was who arc not bothering them in wrong with people's reasoning? the presentation pt the Lane ing. The morning worship mes Sunday. Many speakers will be the least with their rude, ovcr-j These people don't seem to rea college choir in recital, under sage was delivered by Rev. H. heard at the church, during its Services In Columbus Churches bearing and brazen conduct ' lize that they are causing injury 'Gospel In Song' Meets Joint sponsorship of the church S, Glass, from the theme, "How quest tor a permanent pastor. to themselves, in God's sight by will meet at and the FAAY Masons. Guest I Got Over." Rev. Russell M. Jones Is serving • THERE are people who "Gospel In Song" The pastor. Rev. J. P. Fln- Gay Street Baptist their behavior, for Proverbs Baptist church Sunday, speakers were Mrs. Lucille M. as interim pastor. will go out ot their way to try Second cher, and congregation were Luncheon, dinner, to inquire of an individual's says, Therefore shall their cala July 17, at 3:30 p. m_, under Jones, Mrs. Florence Holcomb Th* Brotherhood will conduct > and Mrs. Gladys Corven, all of afternoon guests of Springhill Everybody is Somebody at THE GAY STREET BAPTIST character or destroy what be mity come suddenly;, suddenly a meeting at 5 p. m. Saturday, supper . . . come shall they be ^broken without re auspices of Hebrew Baptist Sea Union Grove Baptist; Mrs. Jane Baptist,, where Rev. A. Cunning CHURCH, 496 E, Gay St. (Corner Gay and Washington). U. G. longs to someone else. They deli sonal choir. ham preached from the subject, July 9— ESTHER E. SMOTH Campbell, minister. Morning Worship—10:35 A. M.; Sunday berately trespass on tha rights medy. No one knows what will Martin, Hilltop Methodist; Mis ERS* anytime to enjoy befall them before they leave ses Frances Caldwell and Annie "I Never Heard a Man Speak Church School—9 A. M,; Communion and Baptismal Service— ot peaceful people, without hav Fried chicken that's thb earth, so we had all better Patton, Bethel AME*; Mrs. Lil your favorite (First Sunday Only); Special Services as announced; Midweek ing any feeling ot same or guilt. COLUMBUS scrumptious . . . Mnimm- Their works are ot the devil, so "beware." lian Knowles, Asbury Metho foods, prepared to Service Wednesday 8 P. M. FUNERAL DIRECTORY dist; Mrs. Mary Glascor, Oak says the Bible. Meddling into • THE BIBLE says, worth Caldwell Temple AME Zion people's affairs without any CROSBY FUNERAL ,. ley Av. Baptist; Mrs. Margurite perfection and gra less people are wicked people Coleman, pianist, and Centenary Open Sal. Afternoon Open San. 2 to S Worship and fellowship with purpose at Caldwell Temple AME rights of theirs, in. order to that walk with a forward mouth. HOME ciously served in a Zion, 524 E. Long st. J. Dallas Jenkins, minister. Church cause a rumpus, is against Gospel choir, under direction of They speak with their feet, and "The House of Friendly Mrs. Boyd Estice. Mrs. Martha school, 9:30 a. m. Morning worship, 11 a.' rn. Christian* Ende'a God's law too. congenial a t m o s- teach with their fingers. Con Service*' Elliott was Women's Day chair vor, 6:30 p. rn. Evening worship, 8 p. ni. Midweek Praise. These kinds of people usually trariness is in their hearts, they 1072 E. Long St. man. phere that com Wednesday. 3 p. m. The Capital City's Temple of Methodism have great power over others, devise mischief continually, they CL. 2-1555 DON'T BE SATISFIED WITH LESS Mt. Olivet Baptist too. They influence (weak), nei sow. discord. They go beyond Special thanks to Mrs. Margu- THAN THE BEST pletes the pleasure Roaxt perk that yea will ghbors to Join with them in WILLIAMS & McNABB nlt' Coleman of ML Vernon praise. Try it! Visit next Sunday at ML Olivet Baptist, 428 E. Main st. "Na the limits ot what is right. It'is MORTUARY, INC. of the occasion. Greed Bat Christ," H. Beecher Hicks, minister. The Church at their agitation and wrongdoings, wrong and sinful to go about AME, Mrs. Christina Hutcnins BEAUTIFUL causng still more disturbances. harming other- people intention FUNERAL HOME of Calvary Tremont Baptist, Study, t a. m. The Church at Worship, 10:45 a. m. Baptist ; 818 E. Lane SL Training Union, 6 p. m The Church at Worship, 7:30 p. m. . These people seem to have no ally. Mrs. Nystle Cobbs-Love of Mt. CL. 8-9521 Zion Baptist, Eddie Saunders of difficulty in getting followers These are six things of which Second Baptist attitude Radio-WVKO,' choral groups and and helpers. Their «>»..». C D. WHITE lb SONS You're always welcome at 2nd Baptist, 186 N. vm. st. C. F __. Lord , The sc- members of The Ohio Sentinel EASTGATE seems t<> be, the more indivi- **>* disapproves Jenkins, minister. Church school, 0:15 a. m. Morning worship. 'venth's an abomination to Him. FUNERAL HOME staff.—GLORIA FREDERICK. NOVELTY duals we can secure to join with 1217 ML Vernon Ave. 18:45 a. m. Evening worship, 7 p.m. 1. A proud look. CL. 8-1S14 Slnloh Baptist us in working unrighteousness APARTMENTS 2. A lying tongue.. Come to Shiloh Baptist, Hamilton at ML Vernon avs. James W .with-our prey or victims, the MRS. D. A. WHITTAKE. ST. am GROCERY Parrish, minister. Radio broadcast (WBNS), 8:13 a. m more uncomfortable and weaker 3. Hands that Shed innocent AND SONS. INC. & RESTAURANT Children welcome. Beautifully landscaped with Church school (children may be left with competent mothers I we can "perhaps" make them blood. FUNERAL HOME playgrounds. Mew, modern brick apartments during worship), 9 a. rn. Church at worship, 11 a. m. Contm 720 E. Long Si- Ml St. Clair Ave. FOOD BAR and the merrier we will be. 4. A heart that deviseth wick- 5rocer.es, Meats, Confections NEAR EASTGATE SCHOOL. Free summer swim ued Church school for small children, 11 a. m. Baptist Training Neighbors seem to be under CL. 8-9549 ness. Hot Food Served ming pool, very neat and clean, 3 bedrooms, attrac Union, 6 p. m. Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. Music by five choirs hypnotic influence. 741 E. LONG ST. at HAMiilOH AY 5. Feet that are swift in run BROOKS Barbecue it Assorted tive bath and shower, garbage disposal, gas forced- Union Grove Baptist • PEOPLE come over on FUNERAL HOME. INC Sandwiches Starting With Come to worship at Union Grove Baptist. 266 N. Champion Ave. ning to mischief. air heat, paved parking at your rear door. Rental IN THE HEART OF BRONZEVILLE COLUMBUS Phale D. Hale, minister. Church school tor all ages, 9 a. m. your side of the fence to try to 1108 E. Laos St. Early Breakfast FOR DINNER RESERVATIONS CALL CA. 4-44U 6. A false witness that speaks office corner N. Nelson Rd. and Maryland Ave. Church at worship 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. tn. Nursery for ba bully over you with a determi- CL. 3-1411 Open TIU 2 A. M. Daily bies and pre-school children while you worship. Jr. church with Open weekdays 9 to 7 p. m. CROUP SERVICE AVAILABLE natfob to niike •ytiu like it. lies. The A-ove List Includes Mr. * Mrs. Harry Bailer, planned worship on the level of children througPersonah l agane do f famil12 ayt Members Of Tbe-Colombo* fM5 A. m. BTU for all ages. 6 p. m, When you defend your rights, 7. He that soweth discord Funeral Ass'n Preps. counseling by apoolntmenL they slur and slander you to i among brethren. — • --,•-••:•- -:.•--•'-•"-'>'•••• PAGE 20 TITE OHIO SENTINED THURSDAY, JULY T, I860 THURSDAY. JULY 7, I960 ,..•.. — •,_._... THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 21 llll III III i II11 IIIIIIIM.il Willi The Younger Set njoy OHIO Health For All EDITED BY PAT HUNT By MARION LEWIS WHEN MOMMY GOES ALONG, gcrs. The nursing and medkal • A HOSPITAL in the Middle statf cannot possibly replace the West was In an uproar because mother in reassuring a frighten acation Spots.,; of a stubborn mother, "Hysteri ing child, the' specialist said. cal typel" one nurse told ano .Close attendance by mother ther. This mother Insisted she wUl pay off in a happier child The most popular and highly developed area wanted to stick by her little dau- i who will get better faster and ghter's side, every moment of' SIXTH IN of the famous Hocking County Parks Is OLD will not carry all through life the time while the child was be MAN'S CAVE, featuring several waterfalls, the emotional scars cf a deva A SERIES ing prepared for an a;, .ndicitis stating hospital experience. _M__MMI caves, towering cliffs and Boulder strewn operation—right up to the door of the operating room. [gorges. The park was named for an old man who, after the That was against the hospital Gets $15,000 Grant [Civil War, lived in the main cave as a hermit. A .shelter house roles, they told her. But, as it HAMPTON, Va.~Five mem happens, tbe rules of the hospi bers of the Hampton Institute [and a large picnic area help popularize the park. A camping tal have' since been changed. faculty will recieve support for [area is located at the park and another one is under develop The woman was right—a mother doctoral studies from a $15,00 should stay with her hospitalized grant made to the college .by ment. On weekends throughout the summer the Ohio Division child every possible minute, the the Lilly Endowmnet, Indiana- is [of Parks offers to the public free conducted tours of the area. Tuberculosis Society of Colum- P°« » Ind. bus and Franklin County declar- j Manning M. Pattillo, officer THIS BROTHER AND SISTER team was" tbe center at at lOATING AND FISHING ENTHUSIASTS will find the Musk- es. tin charge of the endowment's traction at Harvard university daring commencement exercises igum Conservancy District much to their liking. Ten large '._, ««_,„,-„. _ .program for education, said Jane 16, when brother, Gregson Davis, 19, delivered the annval WESTEND BRANCH YWCA and 9th St. YMCA, Cincinnati, are making preparations for their . • NOWADAY8 .more and the foundation "Is happy to be satutatafy address in Latin, thas dlstiagnishlBg Mmself as the second annual excursion to Mammoth Cave July tt, 23 and 24. Pictured above are five members [and beautiful lakes which, while not under the supervision of more hospitals recognize these able to assist Hampton insti first Negro so honored In Harvard's long history, and was grad- of tbe planning committer examining the bulletin board display for the trip. From left: Henry facts, the Tuberculosis Society tute in its plans for maintain the Division of Parks, are open to the public and provide boat aated with the AB degree magna com laude in classics. Sister, Walters, executive secretary, 9th St. YMCA; Mrs. Pauline Lyons, Miss Barbara Smedley, Miss says. A few have even made ac ing and enhancing the quality of its faculty. We believe that this Cecils, 21, proudly watched Mm from the andtenee, after having Loraine Moreland, program director, Western". YWCA, and Clifton Smith. The air conditioned baa ing, fishing, camping sites, bathing, hiking and cabin rental commodations available so that will leave the YWCA, 821 Lincoln Pk. dr., promptly at 8 p. m. For farther information can the the Mother can check into thc'Krant wU £ partis,y ^ been graduated from Radclitfe college the day before, with her hospital right -* g with her AB degree com laude in governmenL Their parents are Mr. YWCA, Pa. 1-F.776. or YMCA, Ch. 1-1735. Reservation .leadline Is July s. * > facilities. For complete information write: Muskingum Con •Photb Courtesy, Ohio Department in developing younger tea child. At least she can stay in chers who show high promise." and Mrs. J. Oliver Davis of St. John's Antigua, W. L—ANP Photo. servancy District, New Philadelphia, Ohio. of Natural Resources the" hospital room through his every waking moment. SENTINEL .uoscription Modern Jazz Quartet At Antioch This is not possible, of course, rates are ona year. $6 GO; with the child tuberculosis pn- sis -sooths, $3.50. Mail TALK OF TOWN I TASTIEST on P.CHICS er (00K0UTS Uent. Parents can see their chil subscription* SENT ANY By PAT HUNT dren only on visiting days. The WHERE. pediatrics ward is the child TB Yellow Springs Summer Festival -c: • THE WEEKEND started with a motorcade trip to Buckeye patient's home for months, even Lake, and then many of us spent the 4th at Cedar Point. Lucius • The Modern Jazr quartet, re jazz polls hroughout the world, years, and the nurses his foster and Elenora Tyler led the group. Following the Tylers were Hattie vered equally by lovers ot Jazz the quartet's personnel will be mothers. Babies ot tuberculous Merrill, Lillie Days, Jesse Roy, Sandy and Jerry Merrill, Brenda, and those devoted to serious the same as at French Lick, mothers must be taken from TAYLOR AVE. Jackie and Norma J. Tyler, Charles and AnnabeUe Gunnel), Mill contemporary music, will ap Ind., last year when 10,000 per PleZol UNIVERSITY them In the delivery room of the ard and Pat Upshaw, James C, and Lillie Williams, Debbie and pear at the Antioch-Y e 11 o w sons turned out for a* single per SANDWICH TB hospital t<» prevent their in WINE STORE Nicky Williams, Melvin Tyler, Steven and Elenora Kyles, Mr. and Springs summer festival Satur formance. fection, the Society informs us. day, AU(. 13. Mrs. Andrew Cowan, Kate Cowan. Latricia, Linda, Kevin end John Lewis, composer and ar Responsible parents have a year Complete Line Of Charles Days and Hortense Strohman. In announcing the appearance ranger for the quartet, will be AUTO SALES ly chest X-ray to guard against • Betty LinvlUe a n-d Gerri of the quartet, Walter Anderson, at the piano, Milt Jackson on| 'BUNS infecting their families with tu Woods spent the 4th at Yoonps- Antioch professor of music and WHEN BETTER DEALS ARE MADE — Marian Simms, and Gloria Lin- the vibraharp, Percy Heath onj berculosis—to prevent long, lone musical.director for the 1060 Kacy Jones town and Joyce McCellon, St. ville. bass, Connie Kay on drums. UNIVERSITY WILL MAKE THEM ly hospitalisation for their loved- summer festival-, pointed out wiener Louis. The 1060 A n 11 o c h-YeUow oncs. Dr. Muriel Cpr Robinson and that the quartet has played in POTATO (HIPS • ANTHONY. STEWARD was many concert halls and night AIL MAKES & ML MODELS buns, tool children, Julius and Rosalyn, Springs summer festival will • THE emotional shock that and HHTOS elected to serve as Student Coun are visiting their parents here. clubs, and.has been compared run for six weekends, beginning FIFTH AVE. AT CLEVELAND AVE. may occur when a child is put cil president at Lakeside, O., In its field to the Budapest Muriel is on the staff of Rich Friday, July 29. It is comprised Try our NEW, Improved. PleZol Sandwich in the hospital can be serious. String quartet. during the MYF convention. De mond Health Center, San Rafael, AX. 4-4645 and Wiener Buns with the "tender crust" A Yale pediatrician recently 3.2 Beer Sundays legates from Centenary Metho of two separate but equal se Cal. the Kiddies love *em! pointed out that "the hospital en dist church attending the con- A CONSISTENT winner of ries, each emphasizing music. . • •' vironment represents a psycholo venion; Evelyn Jones, Mary We regret to learn of the pas 250 TAYLOR AVE. gical hazard. The children are i Crook, Brenda Stewart. Norma sing of Mary J. Allen's grand Ask For PleZol Enriched Buns CL. 3-7048 threatened by a separation from j Jones, Chester and Mrs. Jones. mother and Mrs. Mae Howie. For Special Orders Call CA. 1-f ltt Open Daily $ A. M. te their parents, fears of abandon-1 William and Rranll Hairston and Mrs. Howie was the mother ot Pizza And Soft Drinks «r Visit Onr Surplus Store At 4M Mt. Vernon Ave. 12 Midnight BEVERLY MeCRAY, 17, U rhent, and painful, frightening! Rev. Holloway. Constance Howie Jones. Connie Sunday It A. M. to 8 P. M. and family now reside in Albu Teenagers swarming in from eratot space is limited, stack one of the personable clerks procedures in the hands of wan-1 the park? An Impromptu rec • ETA GAMMA sorority querque, N. Mex the carts in a cooler or bucket, on the staff of the Ohio Fuel members held their annual pic ord-hop starting on the back and fill in around the cans with and Gas Co. Miss McCray. a nic at WRFD pk., Worthington. porch? Have the older young ASK FOR PLEZOL Honey crushed ice or cubes. On with 1950 graduate ot East High GET YOUR TRIP In attendance were Betty Lin- Krushtd Cracked Wheat sters put in a last-minute re the lid, and by party time the school, has attended Franklin vtlle, Mary A. Clark, Mary J. Bread. Healthful and deli quest for an after-the-dance quick-cooling cans will be thor university and Is aa active WW HOmiOWH STARTED HERE! Alien. Jolene Finnell, Pat Hunt, snack?. cious. oughly chilled. member of CM Omega Phi Pizza and soft drinks in cans sunwAmrs... TROPICS EAST Other work-savers for Mom: sorority, Gay Teen Modeling Sohie Lubrication will satisfy everyone—good eat with canned soft drinks, no club and Trinity Baptist. Her Will Prevent Trouble ing, fun, and easy on the bud PRESENTS THE glasses are needed. Just provide parents are Mr. and Mrs. Allen On The Road MARCO RECORDS get. Best of all, it'a easy on the a can opener and straws. cook, even if there are several McCray, 99 N. Ohio av. 213 S. FRONT SI. al RICH unexpected guests. BOBBY SHAW CO-OP JAZZ TRII C A. 1-0755 The pizza dough may be pre pared and rolled out in advance n PEYTON'S Featuring COLUMBUS' LARGEST & BEST SELECTION OF and stored in the refrigerator "The Most Modern Sounds Tbis Side Of Birdland" until needed. Particularly easy LOCKE'S BARBER SHOP to make, the new fast-rising NIGHTLY — 9 P. M. TILL 2:30 A. M. SPIRITUAL ALBUMS pizza, mixes cut down on last- ALL AT DISCOUNT PRICES minute waiting time. Expert Tentorial Service —Creator, of Process Styles SUNDAY AFTERNOON .. • MAHALIA JACKSON • ALEX BRADFORD Planning a trip by ante? Better make sure "JAZZ MATINEE" 4-9 P. M, • CARAVANS • DAVIS SISTERS • C. WARD TO GO WITH: Canned soft Wilbur Locke, Prop. year ear won't let yon down' Drive It In for • ROBERTA MARTIN • 5 BUND BOYS drinks in a rainbow of flavors- .aa expert lube job at your nearby . . . • REV. C. L. FRANKLIN 9 STAPLE SISTERS, Etc. orange, grape, root beer, lemon- Frank Ludaway—Robert Young-Cheater Crumpler 1254 OAK ST. (L 81037 lime, raspberry, gii .er ale. % 20th at Leonard • Mt. Vernon at St. Clair Daily 8 A. M till 2.30 A. M. Reg. S3.W Albums -- ROW 1 ! $2.98 cherry and many others. 917 Mt. Vernon Aw. • Long at Monroe • Long at Taylor The new canned soft drinks SHOP BIG BEAR FOR BEST FOOD BTJY_ Betty Wimbley, Mgr.-Hostess SPIRITUAL SINGLES NOW IN STOCK Open Dairy 8 A M. UI P. SL - Closed On Monday FOR ROAD SERVICE CALL CL 8-1440 ar» real space-savers. If refrig FOB PICNICS- COOKOL'TS, VACATION TRIPS —www mnwuBWMiniumwmia V THURSDAY. JULY 7, I960 1 PAGE 22 THE OHIO SENTINEL; . • TittiBaPAV, •jwar'tyitfco THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE2S Nal Enters Hew Field 'SWINGIN' IN THE TROPICS' N. YORK—Nat King Cole and associates' have announced for New Kenton, Cole Disc mation of Kell-Cole Productions, for the production of theatrical HOLLYWOOD.—Nat King Cole spacious Kenton arrangement feature films, TV programs and and Stan Kenton, for 17 years all the way with Cole delivering two of Capitol's roost-recorded the lyrics in a lightly-swinging stage ventures. The first to ap most popular artists, are paired style. pear under the Kell-Cole banner again for the first time in se will be "Don't. Sed Flowers," an veral years as Capitol releases Kenton and'Cole have been original screen play by Les Pine, a new single record today. "My closely assocated with Capitol dealing with the life of a jazz Love," backed with "Steady." since 1943, when they became musician. two of tbe first artists on the la The last Kenton-Cole effort bel. Today they continue to be was their hit of a decade ago, two of the most prolific on Uie "Orange Colored Sky." ROY Al 6RIU KITCHEH "My Love" Is a raucous, rhy-> WE'VE A FINE REPUTATION • RAMBLING THOUGHTS behind a smoke curtain — Now thmic combination of the fami FOR FINE FOOD A SERVICE adays television In some classrooms is an accepted method of liar Cole styling and the driv "POPS- ALLISON, Prop. teaching, the public'address system has been used in over-crowd ing Kenton sound. Tbe side is fat E. Long St. CL. 2-017? ed schools with the shortage of teachers and even folks who hava kicked off with the heavy, nowa 20-20 vision are known to have taken up Braille. Now I'm wonder days beat of a small band, which ing if it is really necessary for a newspaper columnist to know how gradually builds until joined by RATE'S Old Trail Barbtca* to read and write. Reading isn't too powerfully Important but I the entire Kenton organization. Fine Hi _e-Cooked Food Dave Cavdnaugh and Kenton Imagine it helps t0 some degree. How else would you know how 971 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. 5-0631 much the editor, blue-penciled your copy or how. of ten the linotype Daily 6 A. M to 8 P. M. operator corrected your bad spelling and punctuated your Eng Kate Earl • Prop. lish? The writing is the least important. What ia the typewriter "11 Tears on Tbe Avenue" in your office for? And from what I see in the movies and on TV, tht "I-Got-It-Made-In-Spades" columnists use dictaphones, wire or TWINER'S tap* recording machines to yak out their news output. With the electronic age upon us the day will come when all a newspaper RESTAURANT man will have to do is dress the part (TV stereotype: Unshaven, 458*4 & Leeg SL a slouch hat, trench coat, whether it's raining or not, an I-Know- 8% Beer - Wine - Whiskey It-AH attitude) and "wired for sound" and he can cover an inter HOME COOKED FOODS view or what-not, give the wire or tape to his secretary—and draw 875 CA. 4-8888 881 MAESTRO BOBBY SHAW presides at the organ as his Co-op his salary! (Editor's note: Wishful thinking will never fill this Jass Trio contlnnes to enthuse jaw lovers who are making tbe apace, so back to reality, Colston.) highly popular Tropics East at Oak st. and Wilson ST. a nightly "most" oa tbelr amusement roaming. Swing organist Shaw, fea • * • STAN KENTON MICKEY'S GRILl • NEWS THAT PUT WORDS into our mouth—Coronet recent COLUMBUS DANCE LOVERS art still claiming credit for creating the dance erase called 188S N. Fourth St. turing Bobby (The Mad Genuls) Miller on tenor sax and Jimmy Grist on drums, are creating quite a musical rumble on their ly-ran an article about Bobby Hill, a 14 year old Negro boy from. •The Madison" which Is sweeping other parts at the country, pictured is a group including bines Capitol label. Cole's last album, Cor. Third Ave. Waycross, Ga., who arranged an airlift of $400,000 worth of medi Beer. Wins, Wbiskey unlimited engagement at the Tropics. singer Dinah Washington, Jackie Hayes, left- and Evelyn and Ernest Harris, owners «C Philly's Tell Me ATI About Yourself, is Home Cooked Foods cal supplies to Dr. Albert Schweitzer. A Kansas City lumberman, popular Chesterfield hotel, as they stepped aft the routine in the hotel's Ebony Leenge last week. closely associated with Capitol WE SPECIALIZE IN Ralph I.. Smith, read about it and did something about it. He ar Kenton, who recently took the NAT KING COLE RED HOT CHILI Fats Domino's New Plush Dream Home ranged for Bobby to be flown in from Naples, where his father ia first big American band on tour an Air Force sergeanL At the White House he'll receive the presi Open Far Baaaaeag ' The'Cab'Really Wailed collaborated on the arrange- There's no place like home—icolorfully illustrated article In TV Picture menL in Mexico, added the album dent's "People to People"* citation. .And then Mr. Smith will pre ATLANTIC CITY.-J-The "cata" Standards in Silhouettes to his VILLAGE TAVERN- particularly rock 'n* roll king the July issue of Ebony maga sent him with a tour year college scholarship. QUALITY FOOD BAR "STEAD--*' which is more 1218 MT. VERNON AYR. were wailing and "jumping" Capitol catalog June 6. Antoine (Fats) Domino's newly zine. • • « Specializing in Home like "Orange Colored Sky," is a Columbus. O. ' Topped by a 835,000 porcelain here'in the City By the Sea when Serving tht People m and completed $200.000-plus N. Or • QUOTE AND UNQUOTE—Sammy Davis Jr.. the pint-size Tubes W. Cooked Food' tile roof and furnished with art Beer & Wine To Carryout the First Atlantic City Jazz Fes Around Poindbxter Village leans dream home which is cur giant of show business (announcing that he's crossing the color tlEER, WINE • GOOD FOOD pieces from around the world, line to marry Sweden's beautiful May Britt): •. can't let a lot ot Installation Free Open Daily l|:38 to 1 A. M. tival got underway for a three- 21 SHRIMP Open 1AM.- Close 1 P. M. rently featured in an exclusive the new two-story edifice of people living in glass houses deprive me of my right to a full life James C. Anthony, Prop. day run at_.the Warren theatre IN A BASKET CHESTER E. WHITE. Opr. pale-yellow Roman brick and and pleasure with the woman I love" .. . SEEN ON A NAPKIN IN (all CL 2-7181 663 MT. VERNON AVE. on the Boardwalk last week. On LIQUOR I glass has drawn curious visitors PYTHIAN _.RiLL A NIGHTCLUB: "A good golfer has to break 80, but a good cho For Free Estimate at LEXINGTON hand td set things sizzling were Beer • Wine al the rate of 150 a day. (13 Yrs. at Present Location) OR "Biggest Little Grill rus girl has to bust 36!" . . . Friend Bob Gates, RKO Grand thea Count Basle, Joe Williams, Fish • French Fries tre manager, knows a cute little thing who embarrassed her boy In Columbus" Sarah Vaughan, Horace Silver Cabe Steaks Southern Tea PRICES ARE LOW HERI friend after reading our column last week, when she asked: "Isn't Don't Forget To bay: GRILL Food, Beer To Carrycot Washington Ballet Set and a galaxy of other stars. 888 ML Terse* Ave. that movie, 'The Story of Ruth.' another one of those baseball pic "I saw it in The Sentinel." Champion it ML Veraea CL. Z 8386 RAT BED!".AN, Prep. Room \ The Washington Ballet's per tures?" . - ',«--'• M«.t Toar !*ri»»d» HOT formance Friday, July 8, 8:30 Chicken Dinners Every p. m., at air-conditioned Vete UlUft'C CHOP SUET • ON A COLUMNIST'S WORD of honor — Former "Miss Sunday Homo Fried Flu nilW i HESTACBANT rans Memorial auditorium, of J. L'S PLACE-Old Star Light inn fers a wonderful opportunity for Bronze Ohio" contestant Habeeba Carmen and former Golden 618 E. LONG ST. Special Prices On Carryouts Glover and professional leather swinger Joe Benson are doing tbe 1443 Fields Ave. AX. 9-0731 Home Cooked Pan the whole family to take a night Corner ot 11th la Front of Main Entrance te Fairgrounds Legal Beverages out. Ballet Is an art that all ages duet bit . . . Mr. Nightlife "K" Colston and cute Becky Pierce are Plata Lunches, also on the "togetherness" kick . . . Bill and Alma Carter are as Featuring Sandwiches tl N. Nelson Rd. CL. 8-8284 can enjoy, and the Washington's performace promises to be an gushy as all get out over their new heir (No. "3"), Stephen Allen OASIS BELL TELEVISIO•"•'N outstanding evening ot ballet. Carter, born last Thursday at White Cross hospital . . . Our gal BEER - WINE - FOOD Appearing as guest artists "Nan" Wilson was one of the star attractions at N. York's famed 1068 MT. VERNON AVE. SPECIALTY: Delivery Scrtic. On CIRCLE BAR & GRILL 797 St. Clair Ave. at 2nd with the company will be three Apollo theatre last week. It is rumored along-Tin Pan Alley that d Doer East ot LIQUOR • BEEB * WINS Cameo Theatre) BETTY'S BAR AX. 9-0376 world renown dancers: Melissa Nancy's next recording session will be backed by the great George PIZZA and BARB-0 Served In A Congenial A tmosphere Shearing quintette ... The velly hip vocalist. Austin.(Over the Hayden, Andre Eglevsky and Dependable and Open Daily g A. M.-l A. M. Frederic F ranklin. Rainbow) Cromer, of Dizzy Gillespie fame, is back on the local 941 MT. VERNON AVE. WHISKEY . BEER . WINE . SANDWICHES . SOUP Guaranteed Television Feed Served Fri. & Sat 8 A. M. Until M« Tickets are available at Sum scene on a personal promotion gig pushing his new Everest label Our New Cocktail Lounge Will Be Open Soon Service Props.: JOHN * JAMES TUCKER mers and Son Music, Ca. 4-1515, release, "The Miracle of Life." Deejays should flip over this plat University Music, Bexley Re ter because it has all the earmarks (nice word, "earmarks") ol a AnnOlinCinS! New Ownership and cords and at the door. really, really BIG hit. Come In and Meet 0 Management o] Our New Nite Manager Relax And Refresh In Tie fines! Almosphere NOW (HAYING Poet Langston Hughes • MAKING THE SCENE with a notebook—Abdullah Wimb- ley, one of the most progressive young club managers on the BROWNIE'S CASABLANCA BAR Awarded Spingarn Medal Bronzeville scene, invited his Tropics East staff, including the ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES ~ FINE FOOD MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. -Neari and* out to hU **d for a ba«*>ard Bar-BrQ bash on the 4th. It 781 E. LONG ST. OPEN DAILY 5:38-2.38 A. ML was a solid home cookln' session, Dad 853 CLUB the close of its annual conven- WTVN's streamlined WILLIAM O. BROWN, PROP. tion. here June 26 the NAACP \Uv* Wife dee^ay- Maurice Jackson, is one of the proudest pops I 853 N. NELSON RD. — JUST NO RTH OF 5TH AVE. — CL. 8-4372 awarded Ha Spingarn Medal,!1?0*'- "Man' I really dL8 F«ther*g Day becuz it pulls my coat highest award for Negro!thal __? lne b,« Dad<*y-o of two of the finest kids in this way-out EXCELLENT OPEN DAILY 9-2:38 A. M. FINE FOODS achievement, t. o _ Langston 1 worldwi.rl/.-"' . . . Trul*1* r-. i . y. - a-. self-mad:•_.! 1 .-. . -__J e_ artis__ t and a darn good. one to - boo_• t_ i. a DRINKS SUNDAY 7 P. M.-2:S8 A M. CHICKEN — STEAKS HUDSON CARRY OUT Hughes, author, poet and play "Red" Harper who hasn't had a lesson or-taken a course in his 198 Miller Ave. CL. 8-O056 wright. In making the award, life, but his work is strictly pro. The walls of Jack's Barber Shop • at Ohio and Mt. Vernon avs. is his private gallery. NOW FEATURING Arthur B. Spingarn said, "Most ' "ERMAHDITS PIZZA" of us believe him to be one of • • • • Fri. & & His Organ CARRY-OUT OR DELIVER* the mostydlstinguished Ameri • UNTIL NEXT COLUMNTIME remember that Eddie Jay Beer • Wine • Champagne • Party Snacks can Negro poets' and the most says, thinking about the coming "Miss Bronze Ohio" contest,- "A • Lnncb Meets • Sat. Nifes Combo DON TAT* e Groceries beloved one.** bathing beauty is a girl who has a lovely profile all the way down." BARBARA DEAN ...... '• r -,' • •»' :• • • - • •• - ' Mr PAGE 24 THE OHIO SENTTNEL THURSDAY, JULYJ7,; 1JI60 • In the. back, reportedly inflicted THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1960 THE OHIO SENTINEL PACE 25 st., pleaded guilty to a bootleg 'sap, 40, 1227 Metro pt., Apt- L. by Roy Knox. 60, 2009 S. 9th st. ging charge and to being the Isuffered a severe hand laccra- !, . . When she balked at enter know who won." This' is the type keeper of after-hour spot and re ition when she darted Into a of thing that people of certain ceived 30 days and $50 fines on ing the home of an unidentified Law And Order glass door. Treatment was ad | man, he cut her on the right Fans To Select Players racial background thrive on and each count. The same dose was you often wonder why. ministered at St. Anthony hos hand with a l°n8 butcher knifo Hooks And Slices also Imposed on him for procur Another well known figure and pital where she was arrested for Saturday. Alberta Williams, 37, • A 31. YEAR OLD Cleveland a v. man was ordered to pay ing a woman for immoral pur- intoxication. • DAYTON golfers and golferettes are thc proud possessors a golfer (from a reliable source) a 820 fine and spend 20 days in the workhouse after pleading guilty 'poses. The woman, Shirley A. 1487 S. Champion av., informed For Reds Hall OTame of the CC-MI leg trophy. For the third straight year, they had the had the nerve to say that, "The to petit larceny In municipal court. Theodore Williams, 926 Clever IChrist, 41, 177% E. Main st., « AN ARGUMENT over a 'police . . . Her boy friend at largest entry in the tournament . . .Should have seen those three only oni^s who play golf in Co tacked her with a table leg lumbus among the minority land av.t was accused of stealing a $5 case of spaghetti from | drew a flat 30 days for her part helping of mashed potatoes was CINCINNATI. — Who will be the voting closes at midnight lovelies from Alabama. As one of the golfers described them in 'when they became involved in a Milo's Market, 934 Cleveland av. ot the deat. climaxed with the stabbing of a elected to the Reds* Hall of July 10, the Cincinnati Chamber his closing remarks: "After looking at those girls, I can see why groups are racketeers and gam 37 year old Southside woman at ^quarrel, Willa M. Wells, 38, 768'A the men are willing to stay down there and take the segregation." blers." Rudolph Ragland, 24. 15471 : • THIRTY-DAY workhouse Fame this year? You can have Sports Committee will draw 50 the rear ot a Parsons ,av. tav Bassett st., reported to police at , . . Ada (Sandy) Goins of Toledo and the other half were enjoying Dale av., was let off with a he «Ueg«lly shoplifted the shirt. terms were, slapped against two a voice in the decision by vot of the ballots from among those • THE SAD part about bis ern, police said. Hope Lewis, St. Anthony hospital where she the tournament. He ui t0 Eastsiders on petit larceny ing this ballot, and sending it to submitted. statement was that it was made year's probation after he plead-j &**** « ^ ^nJv" 317 Barthman av., was taken to | went for treatment of'head lac * " ceny . . . Amos Sims. 46, 1171 N. counts. Robert E. Long. 25, and the Hall of Fame, Cincinnati The winning streak of Marga to a person who was frying to Mercy hospital for a-atab wound erations. THE. PERSONS who sent in of the CC-MI club. Seemingly better the relationship among ed guilty to assault and battery.!^ _£ wag lcked up by local Eugene D. Baker, 28, whose ad Chamber of Commerce. ret Calloway was stopped at 17. those 50 entries each will be some of the character assasina- golfers of all races. So to all of filed by his wife, Ruth. Under; ,ce __ _. mn^ipport warrant, dresses were listed as 316Mt and The two ex-Reds among the Having played in 18 tourna mailed two complimentary box ments, she has 17 trophies . . . tors are at work again and their this type individual, the Old Di- terms of the probation, he must issued by Spring{ieldi Q.. auth- 216% Galloway st., were accus 20 listed who poll the greatest seatfi to thc Jul ame claim Is that aD of the profes aerve 30 days if it is violated. orities last week. voteVfrom the'Tans * y « * ' ^^ Peggy Cummings has started to voter will say, "Since the for ed of stealing a suit. sional people got out of the club mation of the CC-MI club, I . 9. EDWARD HAMMOCK, 37, will be elected, and they'll be °?™*** pre-game program at play golf like the Peggy'bf three 9 A GUILTY plea to twp^liq INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS WILLIAM (. BROWN the baU park that eVenlng Ma years ago and is out to prove due to the "rift raft'* who make can't remember when we have 1050 Oak St., was soaked $100 honored and officially inducted ' ' uor law violations and convic- y0r D a d D C,ancy wlU to the girls that she will win her up .the roster. ever had on a drive to recruit for a $1.97 shirt by a municipal during the annual Chamber of °? $_? « "HATTIE'S DUMP" on one ballot hnm a drum contoin share of trophies this seaaoo . , . members to join but they are court judge the other morning, ["on on a pandering rap brought Commerce Night pre-game pro- • THINKING that I would Woodford av. was the scene of ing all the thousands of ballots My biggest . thrill was seeing joining of their own free will. In addition to that stiff price, i a totalof 90 days and $150 in gram at Crosley Field Tuesday, never have to'clarity such state 'an axe-swinging brawl in which TAFT FAVORS CINCY the fans send in. Caney Johnson being awarded a A par 72 shot by "a wine he was also handed a 60 day fines on a 69 year old Southside July 19. ments again, I am forced to de !tl year old Mamie Daily, 1278 trophy. Seemingly, we clways head" counts Just as much as workhouse term. Hammock was man in municipal court Monday, Thin is your chance t_ help Whoever submitted the par viate from golf and set the re ' Joyce av.. was felled, police re POLICE REVIEW BOARD play in the same flight and my cords straight as the news is that shot by a doctor or a law nabbed at a High st. store after!James Johnson, 305U. E. Main ported. The victim told police get your favorite Redlegl of the ticular ballot Mayor Clancy • CINCINNATI.—The Negro public and a large segment of jinx holds over him and as said, floating all over thc city. Being yer. To the first individual of she was chopped with an axe by past into the Hall of Fame, and draws will receive a handsome, which I spoke, I will advise her the white public have lost confidence In the Police Dept. Thia "After 1 learned that you had invited to the 19th hole, one of | one Bruce Hairston during a perhaps you'll be one of the 17 In. portable television set. that sne rubbed •DAVE" Handler "CHARLIE" Marguiis statement is, in essence, the strongest part of a recent resolution withdrawn, I knew that I had a !th e,e character assassinatorsI elbows with dot.. {weekend fight at "H a 11 i e's prize winners by doing so. Only Ernst and Ernst, Cincinnati trophIp-.nl..y. wo_•*_-.•n% *• - _ tors*...•(. , Umiiarlawyeras enn.T~..-d_ V*bii git ae\\et.4mshots alnil adopted by the Ministers Interdenominational Ass'n. The resolu said: Dump." She was treated at Uni one ballot per person is permit certified public accountants, will , evening but they were acting as • IN DEFENSE of William Buckeye Agency versity hospital for axe wounds tion was an outcome of Negro ministers' final evaluation of the ted, but each member of the have charge of the vote tabulat- "I was expecting to see Dr.'golfers and not superior beings. BAIL BOND Carr of the Douglas Golf club of shooting of the two brothers, Charles and Virgil Brady. family can send one in. When j Ing. So and So and Att'y So and Soj To the second individual I will on the arms . . . While ducking Indianapolis: AX. 4-2323 AX. 9 0262 CL. 3-2621 wild-swinging blows from her On another front Charter and ail of the big shots at the say that even the professional his efficiency rating was not up On Night Calls Dial BE. 1-3609 husband. MacHenry, Ruby Mill- Councilman Charles Taft, of Tt is true that thc news 61 your party." Another brought back I at the golf Course said It was one City Council's Welfare Com to par). tournament appeared in The the report that she attended her; of the smoothest run tournn- mittee, recommended that an But In the two incidents above Ohio Sentinel and failed to get first tournament on Sunday and i ments he has ever seen and the Impartial review beard be the complainants happened to be Reds' Hall Off Fame Ballot into the Indianapolis papers. Mr. she woukU-ever return again as, j players were well behaved and adopted to sift police actions white. Carr has cooperated all ot the all of those golfers were so played some of the beat golf and their relations te cltlsens. In the case of a Negro com (Vole For Not More Than Two) way and after learning of the drunk that they didn't even ever. . > Indications are that this piece plaining against a white officer, ' way the./' papers handle news there, he had, ho other* choice of legislation '-might not get even If the officer is guilty of Joe Beggs Red Lucas through Council. Bat it Is a killing relatives or friends, the but t_ help write the news for the midwest district and forget heartening fact that at least department investigates itself Ewell Blackwell Adolfo Luqoe "YOU'LL DO DflTtt AT SPICK'S" and then brings out the biggest the local paper. With a little co there are those thinking In tbe —— Rube Bressler Eddie MUler operation of the golfers in the right direction. white brush available. Hughle Critx Billy Myers city, I believe the papers there • ALL OF this is correlated • THIS THEN is the status will carry news of your activi to a recent interview we held quo that can.be expected in inci Jake Daubert Ken Raffensberger ties also . . . Never saw Mary PRICES SLASHED Shelvin look so "chic** as she with Police Chief Stanley Schro- dents of this sort and it ia just a Pete Donahue 9 Eddie Roush matter ot time until the commu - did at the 19th hole (WOW) . . ON tel concerning our recent hiatus Missed Jean Brooks Winslow nity gets fed up with the situa Lonnie Frey . Cy Seymour at Coney Island. and several of the "old pros" tion as it exists today. While the interview ended on Heinle Crob Fred Teney * that I usually see from Dayton a happy note it seems likely Unless lop officials are willing and Cincinnati', , . Should have SUMMER FURNITURE that at some times, and even to concede that police officers Noodles Habn Bill Werber seen Dorothy Scott in that outfit are human and subject to get- though delicate situations exist, Bubbles Hargravc Ivy Wings she was giving justice to or was the chief is quite wilting to let a j ting themselves in trouble by she giving the outfit the benefit of the doubt? police officer wear two hats. exercising too much authority. Tour Name As in the case of the city pa- the low ebb of Negro-police re- • SAM- (9 IRON) Grayson of trolman who also works as a.lations will reach the stage as Home Address Cincinnati had his winning park policeman at Coney Island, existed when "head whuppin City and Slate streok stopped in the CC-MI I threatens citizens with arrest was the open order of the day. tournament but said that he had for no real provocation and Chief Sebrotel is one of the a good time losing . .'. Esther threatens property damage to most brilliant police officers ia Send ballot to: Hall of Fame, Cincinnati Chamber of Com Toler was out hitting the ball as personal belongings. America today. There is even merce, 1718 Union Central Bldg,, Cincinnati 2, O. Most be of the old days and getting good This is a real anachronism on talk ot him succeeding J. Ed postmarked no later than midnight, July 10, 1960. Be sure distance. the habits of the police in the gar Hoover as director ot tbe to write your name and address legibly. past. Ordinarily, a man »s cen FBI. Estella Parker and Louis Sti- j les were in contention for tro sured when he allows himself to Bunting Heavy Folding Chair 7.35 But the chief must be able phies in the beginners flight, but come into unfavorable contact to set aside petty feelings and both withdrew on Sunday . . . Folding Director Chair C.8S with a citizen. Especially if that judge cases on their merit ra How High Is Up For John! Seeing so many of thc Wedge Reg. 3C.9S Chaise Lounge Z&M citizen complains. ther than let sociological men club members on the course Reg. 9.95 Circle Chairs C.94 The Mitchell case is a classic tal blocks hamper a career How high is up for John Tho- ] According to the 6 ft. 5 in. 195 makes one wonder why all of | Reg. 6.95 Folding Lawn Chair 3.94 example. that Is In a dramatic ascen mas, the fabulous Boston uni- pound athlete, his main goal/his j the golfers of the Columbus Heavy Oak Wood Glider, Seats 2 9.95 Reg. 17.95 Sandbox with Canopy 9.W And the Alexander ball park dency. versity high jumper? year is not a new mark but a area can't get together and form So far this year, the 19 year Steamer Chairs \M incident Is ano.ther* (and the He has the power to treat us gold medal at the Olympics in one good golf club . . . As to my old sophomore has demonstrat chief recently knocked Alexan fairly. Th big mystery is why Rome. "I've got • to make the ' memory, Dr. W. H. (Jug)' Wat- All Summer Furniture In Stock Reduced e ed that he can clear the bar at der out of a promotion because he doesn't. team first," he says modestly. |*er has never been a member Far Immediate Removal. Buy Now and SAVE! 7 ft. or more every time out—a Experts consider him a shoo- i mark that was once considered iin, however, and he'll undoubt-! To Picket GOP And Demo Conventions virtually impossible by track iedly be among the many U. S. i bonoit and field experts. JUST SAY "CHARGE IT" N. YORK.-Mas rallies, spon athletes in action during the s In Los Angeles, where the De At the I960 Penn Relays. Tho- jcBS-Television network exclu. _ sored by local NAACP branches mocrats convene, the rally will sias set a new world record for sivc telecasts of the Olympic I <>U il Ihi I'uttrf :tl In Los Angeles and Chicago, | be held Sunday afternoon. July will be held just prior to the the outdoor high jump~7 ft. 1*4 !games> Aug. 28-Sept. 12. X-lK's J10. Invited to address the »es- in—breaking the 1957 world opening of the Democratic and jsion are Sens. John F. Ken Last year, Thomas suffered a ADDITION: 'PICER'' Republican national conven mark of 7 ft. 1 in. held by the : nedy. 'Stuart Symington, Lyn very serious foot injury In an 442 287 ' l URN!Tl.RE ! tions, the NAACP announced Russian jumper. Yuri Stepanov. don B. Johnson and Hubert 119 462 last week. elevator accident. But his strong 393 «l Ytf3»A«-CwfiM .ilk Humphrey; also Adlai Steven THOMAS LATER added a determination was a factor in SUBTRACTION: According to A. Philip Ran son and partv chairman Paul quarter of an inch to the mark. his speedy .eoovery, despite the SHOP MON. & FRL dolph and Rev. Dr. Martin Lu Butler. Earlier this year, he also set a fear that he .night never be ther King Jr., the NAACP ral NIGHTS TIL 8:30 Ernest D. The Chicago rally is schedu new indoor record—7 ft. 2li in. able to jump again. pompey A. lies will be*, supplemented by led for July 21, day before the Davis Mackey picket lines around Uie conven Republicans gather for their ADDITION: SCI. 749, 545 Salesman CL 8*543 galenmaa tion halla. quadrlennal convention. READ OHIO SEHTINEL WAKT A SUBTRACTION: 707, 465, 619 " "ii in II. i II II mi; m 11....i »„iy<[ >.iii i.ii.ii-MM :>v-.;V; PACE 30 THE QHIO SENTINEL) THURSDAY, JULY-7, I960 THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1960 THEOHIO SBtoTIlfltt. PAGE 31 PARENTS! Franklin Park 4th Winners TAKE A TIP FROM Many of the prizes offered as av., and Washington Smith, 1417.Cherry st.; Martha Simpson, 149 ME . . . FOR BETTER a feature of the Franklin pk. N. 6th st.. lo W. F. Hutchinson N. 17th St.; George Givens, 939 BOME BUYS SEE July 4 celebration, sponsored by Co., 1028 ML Vernon av. E. Spring St., and Paul T. Ven-> Move In Now! OR CALL . . . members and friends of the Mt. WILLIAM BUTLER. 175. Park- able, 272 Miami av., to Chesa Vernon Av. District Improve wootf av., to East Market Gift peake.Snack Bnr, 926 ML Ver ment Ass'n, remained undeli\er- Bar, 1039 ML Vernon av. non a v. cd at Sentinel edition time, Lily Gerri Oriffin, 658 Sisco, Exclusive Rental-Purchase Plan Puts BROOKS William Bryant. 683 Welch av., 'sponsors of the event said. to Reynelds Hardware, 914 Mt. and Michael Ruff, 1514 Menlo The following list of prite Vernon av. pi., to Rieder's Hardware, 27 N. winners may claim.their awards Nelson rd. • REALTY Sylvia A. Lee, 198 Clifton ct.; You In A New Southfield Home Now! by visiting the donor businesses: Roy N. Reyes, 1435 Hawthorno ; Emma Freeman. 7955 Haven rd. BAROLD.D. Ml.VMS. 762 Ed (Blacklick); Brenda*'Martin, 37 av.. to Baker Bread Co., 434 Mt. CO. ward st., and Hertha Williams, Woodland av., and William Pres Vernon av. 78 N. 21st St., to. Thompson's ton, 2082 Dartmouth, to Jack 139 HAMILTON AVE. Frank J. Stewart, 450 Trevitt Marathon Service Station, 791 E. Route's Pure Oil Station, 379 N. st., to Tyler's Drugs, 20th and CA. 4-5770 m Long st. 20th st. ML Vernon. v Frank Coles. 779 Rose av., to CA. 1-3143 James Wilson Jr., 665 Morrill Donald Carter, 1203 Fair av.; WILLIAM n. BBOOKS. JR. Sully's Loan Office, 1063 Ml. av., to Bryce Florists, 709 E. Barbara Charles, 2020 Maryland Vernon av. Long sL av.; Carrie Abort, 227 N. 20th EAR and SOUTHEAST Brenda Hayes, 779 Rose •)*•} Ethel Carpenter. 484 Jefferson sL, and Raymond Nixon. 1700 Brick double, 1472-74 Bryden Rd. 12 rooms, finished third Carolyn Foster, 1131 Hildreth av., to Finesse Beauty Salon, 721 Maryland av., to Lincoln Health floor, glazed brick, corner lot. full basement, gas furnaces, av.; Costeny Robinson, 257 N. E. Long st. Center, 771 E. Long st. (second hardwood floors down, pina up. Can be bought on terms or 22nd st., and Charles Patrick, Phyllis Fuller, 1728 E. 4th av., floor)'. conventional financing. CA. 1-3143 or CA. 4-8770. 326 W. 1st av., to Cundiff Clean to K. and S. Furniture and Ap ers, 115 Taylor av. ... • ». Brick double, 1479-81 Bryden Rd. 12 rooms, finished third pliances, 1172 Mt. Vernon av. CHARLES A. Watkins, 281 S. Linda Hayes, 27 Schulz av., to floor, wirecut brick, hardwood floors up and down, full base- Hattie C. Ford, 833 Taylor av., 22nd st., and Myra Richie, 1603 mejit, gas furnaces. $15,000 cash Or $3000 down on land con Carl L. Brown's IGA Food Store. to Thigpen Pharmacy, 662 E. 1289 Mt. Vernon av.. Pembroke av., to, Schiff Shoo tract. CA. 1-3143 or CA. 4-5770. Long st. Store-1054 ML Vernon av. . Edward Martin, 779 Mulberry 222 Wilson Ave. Aluminum siding, 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, James Stewart, 1617 Franklin Trent Rlnard Clark. 1485 N. full basement*gas furnace, hardwood floors, wall-to-wall car st.; Jack Coleman, 1676 Gran Pk. S.; Mrs. M. E. Giles, CI. ville st., and Katheryn Jones, 3th st., to R. Davia Jr. plumb peted living room. 221 or conventional. CA. 4-5770 or CA. 1-3143. 2-8191, and Floyd Kimbrough. ing, 107 S. Ohio a v. 1519 E. Long St. Brick and frame, single dwelling, 4 bed 1905 "Clifton av,, fo Lee's Slyle 771 St. Clair av„ to Spicer Fur Shop, 1009 Mt. Vernon av. Edward* Perkins, 961 E. Long rooms, 4 rooms on first floor, full basement, nice landscape. niture, 995 Mt. .Vernon av. st., to Quality Drive-in Cleaners, Robert Garland, 100 S. Oakley Z&s furnace, finished third. See by appointment. CA. 4-5770. KATHEBINE Kelley, 919 E. I N. 17th st. at Long. Call to see this 7-room split level stone home. Master bed REAL ESTATE FOR SALE' room with bath (his and her closets), upper level 2 bedrooms, MISC. SERVICES MISC. SERVICES large closets, bath.' Wall-to-waI| carpeting, large recreation IS ESTATE room, patio, sun porch, washroom and bath In basement, il SAM'S (HANDIER ea, garage, large lot 110x100. moderately priced. See by ap 1411 Bildreth Ave. Shoe Repair Shop pointment. CA. 1-3143 or CA. 4-5770. Brick, 6 rooms and bath, full SHINE PARLOR ^ Beautiful 3-Bedrcmm Ranches 582-582 (Rear) Second Ave. Wire-cut brick and frame basement, gas heat. Appraised feji N ft*, SL, Columbus. O 789 ML Vemon Ave. - i - * house. Two houses for the price ot one $8000 cash or terms. 8 $9000. Might 221. Inspection by Prop.. SAMUEL PENSON CL. 8-5195 rooms in front house, 8 rooms in rear house. CA. 4-5770 or appointment only. CA. 1-3388. (S»> (163) Complete Shoe Service ^ 3 Schools in Walking Distance CA. 1-3143. Dyed St Repaired With Top 1217 E. Long St. 7-room frame shingle. 4 bedrooms, gas Grade Materials furnace, nice location. $8500 land contract, $800 down. CA. BROOKS' AUTO Special Service On 1-3143 or.CA. 4-5770. ' Samuel D. Hooker Cinderella Heels A Purses Far Delivery Service Convenient transportation 341 Linwood Ave. Brick, 9 rooms, 4 bedrooms, finished Baal Batata ELECTRIC SERVICE Bepatriag Generators, Call Between 3-S p. H. • • . • A third, hardwood floors. f>.;.i basement, 2-car garage, new cop 76$ Ml Veraea Ave. Opea Dally per plumbing, steci stor.i. windows and doors with screens, Regulators, Starters CL $-4331 Cel't CL. $15* full basement, gas funu.ee, toilet in basement. Lot 40x130. 4.A UM U Boar Hervtee ^T New, Clean NeigWborhood Asking $12,500. 221 or conventional. CA. 4-5770. Bear MC S. Washington Av*. 1244 Augment Rd. IVi-story stucco and block, 2 bedrooms, M1SC SERVICES Grocers, (arryouli It's the best housing buy.in all Columbus. Jdove in now! 10 years old. Lot 60x128. $6500 cash or terms. CA. 4-57717" or COLUMBUS LAUNDRY CA. 1-3143. ERNIE'S MARKET TBI'S MARKET NO. 2 Your rent applies to your purchase. At Southfield—you 102 N. 17th St. $8500, 2-story frame with brick front, 3 bed & DRY CLEANING • discover a community planned to meet total family needs. Stt Taylor Ave. CL. 2-819* 818 Mt. Vernon Ave. rooms, gas furnace, near schools and transportation; large lot 9i»6 Mt. Vernon Ave., Col's.. O. Located to give you clean, fresh-air living, yet with every New Stock. Complete Line CL. 3-2021 city convenience. Only 12 minutes from Broad and High. (HECK 1HBI 0U15TaNDIN6 completely fenced with wire fencing. Very well kept. 221 or Family and Bachelor Bundles Complete Line Of conventional. Rebecca Redman CL. 8-2611. of Groceries. Quality Meats Children walk to school. To qualify, you need only a week OUAUTT HOME rrilUMS Drapes, Blankets, Repairs A and Vegetables Groceries, Meats, Vegetables ly salary of $75 and a good credit rating. See Southfield • Comfortable Automatic Gas Heat Alterations Hrs:'7:30 A. M.-9 P. M. SOUTH Monday through Saturday today and get the details on our unique easy to buy • Automatic Garbage Disposal #• Lot. 2983 Harrisburg Pk.-174x110. Corner localion. Has all FLOBINE RAMSEY, Mgr. Ernest Holland. Prop. FEATHERSTONE'S MKT Rental-Purchase plan. • Automatic Gas Hot Water utilities. Asking $6600 cash or terms. CA. 4-5770. 439 N. 1STB ST. CL. t-ttSS C. L. RAMSEY, Prop. • Lifetime Copper Plumbing NORTH and NORTHEAST SMITH'S VEGETABLES, MEATS >• All Aluminum Sliding Windows 1088 16th Ave. Frame, 3 bedrooms, breakfast nook, full EDWARD P. ZIP.' GROCERIES • Lustrous Asphalt Trie Floors basement, gas furnace, lVj-car garage, house is in good con GONFfCTIONERY Beer It Wiae To Carry Oat • Worlds of Cloaca, Storage Space Scissors sad Knives Weekdays I A. M. • 10 P. M. dition. 221 or conventional. CA. 4-5770 or CA. 1-3143. 147« Graovttie SL CL. 3-130: ML* • Largo Lot with Shrubs and Grass Sundays 9 A. M. - 2 P. M. •anddofi pas t*s\j atafaie • Beautiful Modern Bath 488 W. 3rd. Frame, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, full basement, Sbarpeaiag ol Lawomewara, tinreries. Meats. Confections it Imported Champagnes furnace, large Jot. 40x100. $9000 selling price. 221 or conven All Kinds at Beys Made Daily t A M. to « P. M. Party Supplies — Domestic • Three Spacious Bedrooms tional. Tom Fort CL. 3-8932. Bicrcles for Beat ELIZABETH BANSOM aad WE DELIVER • Family Size Living Room 921 E. 14th Ave. Frame, 1-floor plan, 2 bedrooms, full • Modern Kitchen — Big Dining Space CL. I-356S • 59 S. OHIO 9TsX ALMA DEWS, Props. basement, gas furnace, 2-car garage, nice lot. Asking $12,000. JIMMY'S MARKET no hidden extras • Natural Wood Buih-m Cabinets Has FHA mortgage. May be assumed. 221 or conventional. 672 MT. VERNON AVE. • Handy Utility Room TIP-TOP CLEANERS Includes all improvements . . streets, sidewalks, • Planned For All-Family Living WEST and HILLTOP ONE DAT SERVICE CL. 2-6274 sewers, water ... taxes, insurance, everything. • FHA Financing 400-02 Clarendon Ave. Frame double. 5 rooms per side, r.« Mt. VEBNON AVE. GOODWIN Specializing In Choice full basement, gas furnaces, near schools and transportation- 1 Fir - Qp aad Delivery Groceries - Meats Meats aad Groceries Let one side pay for the mortgage. $2500 down, land contract. Celameen. Ohio CA. 4-5770. Vegetables Bra.: Mon. thro Thura. •— Beer*A Wiae 8 a. m. • 7 p. m. 312 Clarendon Ave. 7 room shingle, 3 bedrooms, gas fur STOP AT • To Carry oat FrL -Sat.: 8 a. m. - 8 p aa nace, 2 years old, wall-to-wall carpeting, living room and din OPEN HOUSE DAILY ? JEFFS POOL ROOM Open Daily t-11. Sun. 10-5 Sua.; 8 a.-m. • 1:30 p. as. ing room. Asking $10,000 cash or 221 or conventional. Alfred 1218 MT. VEBNON AVE. «7I E. Long St. CL. J.-0S67 Hoover BR. 6-4862. Prop. JAMES H. FLOOD Made! Berne furnished by dick's, open Cigara, Candles and Ice Cold from 12 'til 7 dairy. Cease ee*J 6a cast an HI. 3-7441 Individuals Who Have Money To Invest In Good *<>» Drinks First Mortgage Loans Contact Us At Once • Uytagsten eft S. Hag_ to Uttvmaom Bead, SOIWCRWOIJT then seath to Soathfietd. We Have A Waiting List For Rentals! '. USE OHIO SENTINEL List Your Property With Us! 505 St. Oak Ave. Columbus, O. CL. 2-0232 Grocenea, Meats, Confectionery, Ice Cream Wine and Beer to Carry Out FAMILIES RELOCATED DUE TO BIGBWAY. CONSTRUCTION SAVE PBIOBOB Jo* Moore- Prop. '*irrigiflas^syi-j)f3^