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CHAMPION 7" SENTINEL ^^^^^^^aa^^^^^aaa^^^^sm^^^^^B^g] ^*-*7 Hooks And Slices i IT iissSSSaSSa VOL. 10, No. 44 SATURDAY. APRIL 11, 1959 20 CENTO COLUMBUS, Qgl$ NAT'L VGA voted to held experience he needed . » • Its lttt convention and tourna Should see the form Mattie ment In Atlanta . . . George Turner has while trying to get Cartwrlght aad A. D. V, Cros the bait oft the mat , by are members of national FROM A. D. V. CROSBY, tournament planning, recom midwest tournament director: mendation _std study commit Tbe following tourn a m e n t s tee' . '. . Seemingly, Columbus wilt be sanctioned by the dis b becoming tbe "Madison" trict for tbe season: June 13- capital of tbe world as Millie .14: Douglas club, Indianapo Cartwrlght, Marianne Laws lis; eO-SI: Ky-Ana and Louis and the delegation from C.o* ville golfers, Louisville; 27-28: lumbrss took Washington by Cap City Mid-Iron, Columbus; storm ,' . ; CCM1 got* eltntc at Jstfy'lI-t-J: Akron; lt-»: Pipe Beatty Center will hold out of Peace,"Chicago; 25-tS: Par door classes st Olenta-jry Makers club, Gary: Aug. 1-3: driving range each Tuesday. Junior tournament, Dayton; 8- Those lacking transportation 9; Fairway club, Dayton; 15- should contact Bill Rosemond, 16: Midwestern, Toledo; 21- Ca. 1*55*76, or Thomas Larry, 28: national tournament, CI, ^-T*4, * Washington; Sept. 5-6: East •WTTH CLOSE OF the clinic Canton; 19-20: Detroit; Oct. 3- at Beatty, CC-M1 can boast or 4: Greater Cincinnati. on? of the most successful ses sions in hbtory. BesTdes Ibe CC CHIPPERS ARE having best junior groap in the mid a popularity contest at Beatty west, seven adults have Join Center soon. Each CC-MI ed. We welcome Beralce member will b* supporting Hampton. EsteUa Parker, Vir one of the contestants. Full ^BHI ginia McCimmon, Marianne details not available af press • : Laws. Pauline Johnson, Aionzo time but I understand tickets Shavers and Eugene Carter to are available and we are ask the group . . . Wonder what ing the public to help out on . SloryOnPam. Eli-abrth SUnfietd did to this worthwhile program . . . • stimulate Dou-flas golfers into Until next week, the Old Div activity* Accord-.-: to BUI oter says: "It may be a sin Canr. press relations director te tell a lie but tbe healthy JERRY COATES. 14, 453 E. 2ND AV., A MEMBER OF BOYS' CLUB, tutors their membership has soared part depends on who is trying Roscoe 3. Betsill, Jr., 8, 324 Woodland av.. in art of throwing a slider. Boys are sell to- 75 ... It is a pleasure to to make you take it bsck."— ing Jr. Jet badges which entitle holders to see most Columbus Jet home games free see Grace Skates of Detroit BREEDLOVE. when accompanied hy an adult. Badges -sill for SO cents. *» {day ber iron shots . . . Joseph Jones snd Oscar Dominirk of Dayton welcome the ion/- Ray mond course but admit it Is Two Negroes Officiate In Columbus High Cage Titles to-gtsv. J* ' 7— pri-jji^iind St. Dpmjrdc's and re- sity ^matches. University against CANEV JOHNSON .pratlic- ' "'--_ r By..LUCIUS E- LEE_. •»». ~ ,*"*., fered"*Catholic Youth ^gani_a- *BC up on the Divoter . . . The. past year something happened in Columbus JD„lawar*Y St. *" hidry'a against tion teams, high -school arid George Gibson of Louisville sports that-has gone almost unnoticed as two colored men University and Jan."_0 East vs. a*".
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WIIXiE MAYS, In a MEMBERS OF THE I_XEC*_rTtVE COMMITTEE. United sionai division; Paris B . Brown, tournament director. Stand- story in the current Sport Gaiters Ass'n, are at planning conference so offices ot Moss H. Ing: Florence Coleman, Maxwell Stanford, eastern vice prest- magazine, says he ss not Kendrix public relations orgs «- \tlo_, Washington. Front row dent; Robert Crawford, Joe Cole, Lather Mills, >V. D. Jones. ill When he goes to a hos -eft te right: II*. vey L. Koykin, UGA southern vice president; treasurer, Dzytes*; Anna M. Robinson, assistant tournament di* pital during « slump hut Gertrude Saber, president; Howard Anderson, midwest vice rector; A. D. V. Crosby, Columbus; Mary Campbell, secretary;, that the hospital is tha president, Toledo; Moss H. Kendrix (kneeling), Franklin T. Nat Jordan, central rice president; Lorraine Osborne, youth dl- only place he can get I t, UGA president; jack Ferguson, chairman, UGA profes* rector, Chicago, and Dr. tirorge "Adams. peace and rest, AUTO-CYCLE CRASH AT LEXINGTON AV. AND LONG ST. Monday afternoon sent two men to Grant hoar-Hal and caused cor^dat-tblf damage to the vehicles and fire-hydrant was uprooted in the accident/Pictured is motorcycle owned by Paul Davies Chevrolet on which Dona.4 Wade and Floyd Gibson wera riding when they were tossed to the pavement by tho impact—-Staff Photo By Combs.
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SATURDAY. APRIL 11. 195S* THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE S THK OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, APRIL II, 1959 PACK 2 Auto, Motorcycle Crash ' From Scholer In Injures Two On Eastside PHOTO ON PAGE I Two men were Injured in a cra«h between a motor cycle and an automobile at Lexington av. and Long* st. Monday. Case Of Columbus Taken to Grant hospilal were — : : '" * " — Donald Wade, _9, 189 E. 4th av., ter-ection. She ssid the etfleer m* ta street clothes snd failed to prove By TED CCrLEUVlAN aivd Floyd Ronald Gibson, 23, llochbuig. employee of the Sgt. Byron Clark, Columbus police officer accused of he was s policeman. 157*.E. I.OIU" st. Penrt.tylvania railroad, said he slapping sun Eastside mother for no reason at all, is still She said the assault ass unwarranted because she had vio Th* two were riding west on was on his way to work. He wai •working as usual, despite sua assault an-jt battery charge lated ae taw.. Long st. when the automobile. cited for f;ulure to yield at a hanging over hia bead. driven by Fred Hochburg, 64, stop sign. Farther, she stated, "h* smelted stroeg of alcehel." "CAR AT WATER TROUGH" SKI MS TO BE APPROPRIATE TITLE FOR THIS picture— Mrs. Phillips, mother of two was. 11 and 13, waa essrosste to 90$ Norton rd., traveling north Both Injured men ara employ on Lexington, collided at the In- ees of Paul Davies Chevrolet Co. but tills was no joke. It happened when a motorcycle carrlns; Donald Wade and Floyd Gibson See Editorial CH* Pag* 10 week at University hospital wher* she Is employed ss a sealor collided with an automobile driven by Fred Hoehborger at Lexington a v. and Long st. Monday, nurses' aide. causing car to swerve Into flro hydrant (left), uprooting It. Water gushed into street until fire Barbee William Durham, executive secretary of Co- Sh* has worked there IS J*eara sad has a reputation fer s*e- men arrived and turned tt off. Wade and <'lt.••••. were hospitalised. Hochburger, 30S Norton rJ., luniluis NAACP, in a letter 1-tst week asked Police Chief lUb'lJ'y aad e-ceflent performance. Ten NAACP Branches To was cited for failure to yield.—Staff Photo By Combs. George W. Scholer to remove the accused officer from TITE NAACP, IN AN EARLIER LETTER SIGNED BY Dur duty until the investigation ia completed. ham, osked Chief Scholer lo conduct a thorough investigation of The Scntjosei, in a pbcrve conversation with Chief Scholer Wed the officer and the charges. nesday, inquired sw to the stats-s of Officer dark at this tim* and Be Honored At Banquet Durham ssid Chief Scholer answered him with a statement It-Yourself Training what action had been taken in the matter. that "superior officers have been investigating Mrs. Jane Phillips' •Chief Scholer rcpi;*-d, "the status is the aV-ine." SCHOLER To further questions about procedur* in th* situatit-n he an case since Friday, March 27." For Outstanding Service In his request for Clsrk's removal, Durham stated: Program Offered BylLS. Army swered, "no comment-" . Relations Institute Serena E. Davis, NAACP national field secretary, an SGT. CLARK APPEARED IN -WBNICITAL COURT last ••Mrs. Phillips has charged that Officer Clark assaatted aeri nounced Monday that ten top branches in Ohio will re The Army Is now offering a new "Chooae-It-Yourself ' vocational training syntera CHARU)TTE, N. C—An insti week and pleaded inneeeat to a charge at assault snd battr-ry we feel that a member of your department faced with sack s ceive awards for outstanding services rendered in member- in which you cats select the exact career group for your tra ining-. tute on human relations and in filed fey Mrs. Jane Phinips, 109 Grove st., who said Clark at sertoos charge should be removed from active duty until such ahip and Freedom Fund drives at Ohio NAACP'a 50th an The plan offers mora than -0 ter grOS-'p understanding has tempted te snatch her oat of her automobile ss she waited for a an Investigation has been completed. Further, should your de- niversary Freedom Fund banquet at tha Deshler Hilton career groups from which to This plan Is the most unique electronic fir^ cotittn I—even been scheduled for April 6-7 as tra-Tlr light at Inn av. and Mijh st., sr-_nd 0:90 Thursday m*rn- partmenU! Investigation Indicate tbst this officer Is guilty, we Saturday. April 25, 6 p. nt. choos« which gives the enlistee opportunity the Army has ever atomic weapons; request his Immediate dlsmss&l.'* Johnson C. Smith university. the opportunity of receiving pre offered young men. Job train- Occupational are a-precislon tng, Mareh «. Top honors go to five branch Freedom Fund category go to cisely tha training ha desires. in'* under this new plan is also maintenance includes* general es—Cleveland, Kent, Loratn, Ox For example, if you want to available to young women. procedure, ammunition, arma ford .and Sandusky. Allen county (Lima), Green county (Xenia), Newark, Mid work in electronics, and have Options consist of combat, ment maintenance, atomic wea* Mt. Vernon Av. Business Singl. membership awards dletown, Portsmouth, Sprinfield, the aptitude for that kind of elrrtriitiics, electrical mainte pon.s and guided missile me Single membership awards M Warren, and Youngstown Bran work, you are guarantee on- nance, precision maintenance, chanical assembly and repair, will be presented Canton, Mid ches. the-job training or schooling in military crafts, motor mainte metal working, prosthetic appli dletown and Warren branch«*s. Franklin H. Williams. NAACP electronics aftef completion of nance, clerical, graphics, gen ances and quartermaster equip* Group Fetes East High 5 Single Freedom Fund awards west coast regional secretary basic training eral techniral and special as ment maintenance. will be presented to Akron, Co East High school's stellar basketball squad, its coach counsel, is principal speaker at This guaranty is entered in signment. Your Army recruiter will bo lumbus and Dayton branches, and principal were recipient* of civic honors Thursday this affair. your Army record when you en glad to explain in detail the dif Honorable mention In the ELECTRONICS HAS within when they were guests of ML Vernon Av. Diet. Improve The publie Is Invited to attend. list. ferent career groups for each its area missile guidanca sys occupational area. ment Ass'n at the org_u-i--atios.'s monthly meeting in Beat tems, radio radur. telei/iaion. ty Center. Young men interested in serv The -"association pasai?d a res ing in the Airborne tan enlist Pennsylvania Services olution, t_aanimous-y a-iUjpu?*-. president ot the Association. directly for that branch of tlie Rev. J. L. Thompson, pastor sclectirg East as "team of the Other officers include James .A. EAST sTlGH'S STELLAR BASKETBALL SQUAD. ITS COACHES AND PRINCIPAL were Army in addition to chootttng of Pennsylvania ' Methodist, arv- year,"- Jackie Moore "coach of Jordan, vice president; Paul A. honored by Mt. Vernon Av. Dlst. Improvement Ass'n Thorsdar when they were selected the assignment in a career group. fiouners that bej*iniiing at 11 the yoax,'* Larry JcncvJ, "play group's choice of the year, .'inured with Att'y David D. White, president of the-association, Morn than 30 eareeiTjjroup*. Dorsey, treasurer; Amos H. a. m. Sunday, April 12, pte«v_h- er of the year,"' and Austin Be- center, are left to rir.li., Hank Cowdy, guest; Paul A. Dorsey, treasurer; Coach Jackie Moore, ar* available for" this .duar* Lynch, executive secretary, and ing, baptizing, church confer- sar.con ''principal of the year." Willie Stewart, captain, snd Principal Austin Besancon.—Fierce Photo. choice. Mrs. C- A. Bryce, re-cording se once and board meeting will be Joining in the tribute to the cretary. conducted. Woman's day Is .•SffSmy recriiltlnc station Is lo East High aggregation were sev ""Sunday, April 1«>, 11 j in..and 3- cated" in old poHt^of(ic--,'bur*a'mg, eral ouis-tanding _fom»jc_-_ ativ COLUMBUS COUNCIL CANDIDATES Cancer Research Goals p-m. ' - , .""' • •_ ,v Columbus .5- "•'"•••" . '"' - U:tca, irjCTuding "frank C-^'dy**:!* .-ss**"'. a - _ — - • ^ «*._-major Icagui* tuisebaJl great ****— *- *_. 1 Claude Willis of football fame Goals in cancer research ar%: * to find what causes cancer, to Constance Curtis Nichols and director of Spring_SL YMCA j-^ . ^ ^ Physical Education Dept., and ways t0 cu?c it h-s been active m numerous ci • Recreational facU III e s ways to prevent it, and to alle community business and profes vic, social and religious organi aimed at prevention ef prte- viate pain and suffering. Help sional men and women. A world zations. She is currently secre nile delinquency. s reach these goals by supporting tary of Columbus Fair Employ • Careful study of police Hunting Dogs From Yard scrirs film was shown. ment Practices Committee and A*a**TT DAVID D. WHITE is Wtal -*e_*arch. orj-niitatlon to eliminate ever* There is no love greater than a rabbit hunter fnr his a member of Mayor's Commis lapping authority aad baeffee* • dog.s ... at least that seemed to be the case with Thomaa sion on Human Relations. tire utilisation ef manpower KO j D. Fowler. 50, 12:10 N. 6th st. AFTER GRADUATING from that more adequate protection Fowler hud two well marked THE OHIO SENTINEL high school in Marietta, 3*>s. ran be provided fer cltiseas, Beagle puppies worth 5'_00 and Friendship Program Edmund B Paxtcn president; Rusaell A Jackson. Editor Nichols worked her way through particularly women who have Mas looking forward to the day Scholarship club of Friendship ln-Ont*f: Annie R Moore. B*__Jneas Manager.- Amos B Lynch Ohio State university, receiving been victims of metestissg and when they would be able to Baptist is sponsoring a bs-rrnet Advcrti&ing-Fromotkfn Manager; John B. Combs, Managing Edi a bachelor's degree In business pe-rketbook snatching here of • ! "track 'em down" like tho well;j and fashion parade and coffee tor; Theodore Coleman, City Editor; Edward L. Moore, Jr., Pro administration. late. •__-tr_.-, ^.^^&WsvgL. % -. ataama^mmmpm/^liixSSbi''T: ?7___1 bred hounds on the hunt. But n<)ur Sundoy April 12, s to d duction Manager. • Coordinated c 11 y and A 1SS» THUNOEKBIRD, TOP PKIZK IN .MERRY MAKERS CLUB'S NEWEST VENTURE someone in the city had other p nt. Mrs. Ann B Walker; Ohio She gained a wealth of expe plans. E*3
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SATURDAY. APRIL .11. 11159 PAGE 4 THE OHIO S£NTIN_-L 8ATURDAY, JJYIXILIt, 19-- THB OHIO SENTINEL PAGE f Council Tea Benefits NAACP California Gov. Anderson, Ward' Bentley Omegas Show Proper Frat Spirit Urges FEP Action ^_^^_^^g^^j-gi^^^^_^ig^ SACRAMENTO, Cat. — Gov. Edmund O. Brown this week Attend Area YMCA Meeting launched a frontal attack , on "de facto segregation in hous Nelson L. Newaom. executive secretary. Spring St. ing" with formation of a gover "i'MCA, announced this week that W, C. Anderson and El- nor's commission on melropll* don W. Ward wilt represent the YMCA at the -*3rd annual tan area prblems. meeting of Ohio-W. Virgins* Area Council of YMCAa. Housing was among five pro A. .11. Bf-ntky, board chair- j —rr.—~ : "~ ~* blems listed by Gov. Brown »nan, will b* presmi in his offi- j ln-asurer. The met-ting will b* which he said would be a "be ei_l capacity as area cosine 11 (held at Mayflo**er-Sh<.ras«.i. ho- ginning point" for the new com 'tel, Akron, April 10-11. mission. He said they pose tho "central issues in metropolitan ItKRHKRT K. EVANS, vice growth." prcsidwU rJt Natienwid-* Insur OTIIER PROBLEMS Brown ance Columbus and prrsidt/Ri of told the commission to study: Ohio-W. Virginia Ar?a Council, j transporation, freeways, rails r^iTiphaslred to delegates that,' and streets, msucium economy "The purpus* ol the Area Courv | in handling tha tax dollar, pre* cil is to' etfeclivaly draw all j vention of air pollution and wa YMCA interests in Ohio and W. i ter contamination and values Virginia together MI that, by! and limitations of "supergover- pooling of effort nnd experjen-t nmental agencies." ce*. all elements of the work ] will be strengthened and exp-n- j OMEGA SPIRIT IS EXEMPLIFIED BY Omega-met ded." al* meeting with Mis Iota chapter of Columbus. Left to That vaccination, those diphtheria shota Workshop groups for Council J rights Leonard L. Holland, fourth district representa you received years and years ago, may ba rm-mryrs will be held on public; tive; Dr. I. Gregory Newton, grand basileus, Durham, no protection at all now. Immunity doen i rljjtions, family program, ex- j N. C; Dr. Wilburn H. Weddington, basileus, Mu Iota Is your not last for life; It nearly always wears off tension of YMCA, and "Buiicl- chapter; Charles G. Gomillion, president, Tuskegea with time. To be safe, "booster" shots ara WAR IS ings for Brotherhood" Program Csrsc Ass'n and "Omega Man of 19S8"; John E. Foster, needed. basileus, Iota Psi chapter, Ohio State university, and H. Are "you and your children still safe and Carl Moultrie, I, national executive sacretary. Washing immunity protected? To find out, check the sched Ple-Zol Bread Expands, Places ton. ule below and consult your doctor. The recommended Intervals for "booster" in jections are provided by experts in epide New Salesman On Columbus Duly wearing miology. The schedules assume that the initial Immunization was adequate. Note In keeping with tlie comp-my's ployed by Cora-Cola, is tbe Ssa-s-aa-a-B- •id Busted? that the figures will vary according to indi man plrked So rovrr Ihe area new expansion program ihrough- THKSK BOYS AND CilRI.S ARE PRESENTING*A VARIETY PROGRAM , vidual circumstances as determined by fer tbe firm. eut central, and SOu*_>ees. days the last five weeks of the PleZol Home Made Bread summer session. Maximum load ENJOY' EVERY MOMENT %,/er'd. TAX for undergraduate students will m t..U.S.H.E-D HOT from the ovens to your Grocer... everyday! (L 2-2436 PHARMACY "Know the true value of ttmo; bo nine semester hours and for ... i f*»*J|*aL*jSt FOR %/ . PRESCRIPTIONS snatch, seize and enjoy every graduate students six semester ANDERSON, Accountant Cor. Leonard &. St. C-la'.r 20th 6f Mt. Vernon Tavlor & Long l*n MT. VERNON AVE. moment ot it" wtth books avail hours. There will be no six able .at your publio library. week classes. CL. 8-9327 Ear Free. Prescription Delivery CL. 31914 :*>' ••••, . . : ;; r .-y •&, :•:•:. '••_#r •$§§. * • ' •' *:' • - .. •*•*.':' •'i-t^ $»a'i&£*M;
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SATURDAY, AV4XEL 11, 1959 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE7 TBE OHIO SE-NT1N-SL SATUP.DAY, APRIL 11. 1659 PAGE 6 ••« Negro Kelps Develop Improved insecticides Await McElroy Ruling In Parole Board Row WASHINGTON. - Among THE ROUNDUP But, h/ pointed out, neither BUY TT BY THE YEAR! sclcntista of U. S. Dept. of Ag By JOHN B. COMBS BUT, HE ADDED s "As to an I As to Uta full time question, he I made more than two weeks ago, of the offenses committed by Edited By Ted Coleman riculture developing more ctfec- Are member- of tho Par expression of opinions, the would ask for an •opinion from the ruling Isn't expected to bo the parolee constituted a fel tivo yet safer insecticidca is Dr. don and Pardlo Commission meetings have been very- satis- tho attorney general, he aaid. handed down until sometime In ony. f»fi Benjamin H. Alexander, Negro permitted by law to engage factory.** j Although, tho request was]April. Man, 101, Foils Bandits Win. Rifle in outside employment to THE MAN WAS a habitual THE OHIO DALLAS. *— Four armed bandits who attempted to chemist at Beltsvillc, Md., agri cultural research center. earn a dollar to supplement liquor drinker and when arrest rob '•Grandpa*' John Nolsosx, 101, found hsm m food ed for intoxication he was re* Working .aa part of a team, tho $8400 annual salary shooting shapo and with a lot of courage despite hss »ge. turned to prison as a parole vio Dr. Alexander has had an im paid them by tho state of The quartet conspired to rob tho old gentleman^and set lator, McLeod stated. } portant part in development of a Ohio? SENTINEL out with a shotgun and toy pistol to frighten hsm into In an attempt to clear up Under that process, he said promising new tesccticldo less handing ores- his cash. A pet dog gave him wasrnsng.^ In harmful to warm-blooded ani tho Question, Gov. DiSalle the man had spent something YOUR FAMILY NEWSPAPER stead of s*eiinq*-ishinjf tho $500 he had saved, he seized bs» mals than any in use. haa requested an opinion like 11 ot the past 13 years bo- I •fcnssty Wmchostcr. One o! the snt\nsders was wounded, tho from Att'y Gen. Mark Mc hind prison walls when, in real BENTLEY'S GRAND Now in its final stages of de others escaped. Ho -aid ho was born four years after Lin ity, his maximum sentence was | velopment, tbe new insecticide Elroy. l not more than three years in tho 1 coln's death. is one of some 900 compounds DiSalle sought the ruling fol* first place. synthesized by Dr. Alexander lowing a joint conference with Baltimore Honors Frontier. Founder and other chemists during the Parole Board members and of As to his arrests tor Intoxica •_j_LTLMOBE.—This city hon past year. ficials of the Bureau of Proba tion, ho said they were matters tion and tho Dept. ot Hygiene which should have been regard RE-OPENING SALE! 7 SAVE ored Nimrod B. Allen, Columbus ond Correction, at his office two ed misdemeanors and the man businessman and founder of weeks ago. should have .been sentenced to Frontiers of America, at a pub Student loan Received TAl-t_r_HA--3EF., Fla.— Flor AT THAT TIME DiSalle also the workhouse. lic meeting Stsnday in Shiloh expressed his opposition to the IN RELEASING THIS man, ida A-M university has received fa*** ' Baptist. Don Crawford, national a national defense student loan Parole Board's practice of McLeod said the board took $090 president of the organization, in the amount ot $2804 for the granting "at tho gate freedom" under consideration that be to certain prisoners. was an alcoholic, and that FR££ and Allen were speakers. Fron second Bemestcr, 1959. Addi The governor frowned on this even though he had served al YOU SAVE ON tiers of America was organized tional funds are loaned by the comparatively new .method be more than 11 years tn prison, in Columbus in 1930 and has government to bo used for the EVERY PAPER! academic year, 1959-60, cause he felt it unfair to other his time accumulated by pa WEATHEROMETER chapters in 24 states and 69 prisoners who were denied pa role violations still left him AW cities. Baltimore was the sec role or were paroled under su seven mere years to serve. FREE! ond chartered membership in. pervision of parole officers. Another "at the gate" pa GO STEREO! CLARENCE McLEOD, Pa* rolee served a total of 13 with dny the organization. ALLEN -J- That's right, get on the rote Board chairman and the years for a conviction which TO M9.95 soundswagon. Have your target of attack in a series of carried a maximum sentence Girl, 14- Bares Teenage Dope Ring present phono er combina Scrlpps-H o w a r d newspaper of not more than five years. Purchaoe tion radio-phono converted ST. LOUIS.—A tee.iage dope ring, operating around schools to hl-fl or stereo. stories, strongly defended the McLeod said. if-fafc and dance halls, wss bared fas the testimony of a 14 year old ele board's action of releasing He was convicted of operat mentary school girl last week. The weary youngster, looking Call CL 2-7181 certain prisoners st the gate. ing a motor vehicle without the e Decorative! wen beyond her years, pnt the finger en Charles (Seaboy) Mc > He also insisted that he was owner's consent. • Accurate! Donald, who she accused of puncturing her arm with she needle For Free Estimate devoting fall time to Parole HE TOO WAS RETURNED to 1 numerous times. McDonald was sentenced te six months ln tho Board duties. prison several times for parole *Pr-<-i'cfs wort-house. " However, ho .admitted han- violations which were pretty Weather/ dUng a few divorce and proba much the same ag those of the Scon! Slain in Potato Peeling Riff tion cases on weekend* tn his other prisoner, McLeod explain pf-tAMi*** CHICAGO.—A tight over technique in potato peeling ended in hometown of Cleveland. ed. •7.95 Value! death for a Boy Scout here last week. William Tarver, 15, E. Chi In direct reply to "at the In consideration of those cago, died in St. Catherine's hospital shortly after the incident. gate" j-*roccdrirc, McLeod cited facts, "we felt no further good Held on open charges was Fairfax Green, 15. Police aaid they two cases in widen prisoners could be obtained by releasing them under supervision of a pa learned that the group was preparing for a trip when a fellow kid <*_> were granted complete free dom at the time of their re role officer," McLeod maintain living fflowl \f/f££ ded Green about his technique. Green ordered Tarver outside and lease from the penitentiary. ed. "5" * •••• Tarvtr's abdomen was ripped open with a knife. BELL TEIEYISIO""•'H One prisoner was paroled Meanwhile, Clingan Jackson, while serving a term for non- Youngstown, and Roy Harmony, La. Solons (all For Sterilization 1068 MT. VERNON AVE. support. Columbus, also members of the 27STABLE LAMP KALEIGH1* N. C—A sterilization bill concerning illegitimate (1 Door East ot - Since his first parole, Mc Parole Board, both concurred *in Reg. 1.29 HOSE 39* Cameo Thoatrel * children has raised quite a controversy here. Sen. Jolly, who Leod said the prisoner had. McLeod's statement. co-sponsored the*WlI, admitted K w«-_aimed primarily at eel-, Dependable «md been returned to .prison - four, Both termed the Parqle Board ored women.' Tho bill calls for petition from the Welfare70ept. job as fulUlme_ art-f hislsfed they Guaranteed Television times for violating his parole. for sterilization of a mother when she gives birth to a second were living-up to that require f HI OHIO •$ mr mm Illegitimate child. Service* ment. $ ROLAND'-LUTZ, chief of ths l.eg.5.90KIRTS... 2.77 52 Big Weeks Delivered To Your Door Color Bar is Dropped Bureau of Probation and Pa role, took sharp exception to $ with any MCPHE-RSON, ICans —Colla tbe release of prfisonera at the FOB ONLY . . . boration of tha Wichita, Kans., gate. Reg. 12* DRESSES. . 6.66 •39.50 NAACP branch and Mayor AW. Regardless of McLeod's ex Purchase! Brcmyer has resulted in-peace planation. Lut. said he was ful desegregation of the Hanger Beautiful Design! $ "opposed to tbe principle" of Men's <55*SUITS. .'39.50 Cafe at Municipal airport here. Rich Llnon Weave Shade! 650 such a system. $ Management of the restaurant Indicating he was not dlto- tn White and Geld had previously not permitted Remove This I gether sold on tbe parole idea, Men's 9.95 SLACKS .- 6.66 Negroes to be served, it was re M9.95 VALUE! 52 COPIES AT DiSalle suggested that tho Pa ported by Attorney Chester I. Shadow From REGULAR PRICE (.20 A COPY) $10.40 Lewis, president of the Wichita role Board and Probation Bu NAACP branch. Your Homel reau should work together to Boy's 2.95 Dungarees..1.99 FILL OUT COUPON AND MAIL TODAY! ACCENT ON clear up "coailictlstg reports Doet your inauranc*. fall which have not been exactly •hort of covering to THE SENTINEL, P.O. Box 929, Colambas 16, O. 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SATURDAY, APRIL 11. IDt*,, 8A?TUBDAY, APRIL lit 195l» i PAGE 8 THE OHIO S^TINSL JB*> "_: a*-*--*-•» - was • —I II •*» a—.*---l*a..i .• n , •—.— THE OHIO 8JBNT-*NBI> PAiiF. 9 FOREIGN CHILDREN DISPOSAL SALE BLEND IN WELL NAME BRAND TVS, HI-FI'S AND A PPLWNCES! WITH OHIO FAMILY Will BE SOLD AT TREMENDOUS DISCOUNTS! By ANN B. WALKER WN. HUGE ANNUAX SPRING DISPOSAL C^ BUNPREDS OF ITEMS ARE OFFERED FROM OUR WAREHOUSE — SOME -HUM vetJ* ai*-^--, « Over the holldayt I had the good fortune to visit a EVENT, GO ON SALE TODATt couple who are leaving a mark on the community in which VJ.Z-////S/////''
ita ' Retycrer,v was trained at rivlng tn tt. tiutnea, the Capital j university School of Thiele- found themselves ac• Nursing and.was oa its staff. repting parenthood responsl- Her husband, Kenneth, is also a bUities Whea Erie and Ann graduate of Capital, and of the came Into their home. N*vw seminary. they are legal guardians of the In 1931, they went to Central children since N. Guinea has ttHfiTrC-Ul Witt S-ftMAN MtQVt i Highland, N. * Guinea, as mis no laws at present for adop -WA *CAAM-H* SU-at wrfM AM-fV sionaries of the American tion. iHotf wan _AOIO church. Their duties were three JUANITA, A TALL, medium fold—evangelistic, medical and blonde with hazel eyes, speaks MR. AND MRS. KENNETH THIELE, 875 SHERIDAN RD.. MISSIONARIES of educational. They traveled aottly and with affection as she tha American church in N. Guinea, pos© with their foster children, Erse, 7, and Ann, •_. among th* villages helping and IOITM sUITt-IIATie IFIN-WWHEH tells how each of U.» children worldng with 7 native teachers BIG SALE ON 33. LP* HI-FI ALBUMS AN. AUTOIIATI- DNTlf became a member of their fa and other rnlaaionaries. Values to %4M. Decca, RCA London, J*JJ") tally. Mercury, Concert Hsdl assd other's $219*5* N. GUI NBA, SECOND larg Together, they rejoice over tea THS r-.i est Island ia tha .world. Is So their good fortune because they WMH.I Satis- •**• miles north of Australia tn ths iM«t naar. • "as! feel that children make a home M lias. • tatuAtt* Pacific ocean. The country Is complete. FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION tva. a » yasr t-.i-P-*- **r *,*nw*rl fertile with Important natural The decision to accept these MTUi a OnAarTVor Hi-Fs of Ye*ur Choice Within the Hour! . resources sucb as copra, cof two orphans has evoked serious fiUAliC ik 9 fOT CREDIT OKD ON THE fee, coronal products and comment wherever they go. In SOME ELECTRIC DRYER Bexley, where they are living PHUnt IA. V'lJrLl gpOT OR IN _OUB HOME! sisal. The people are largely 0 t-wary v.trt • 21" primitive, thou/rh neither slav this year, residents did not and no other Pry*»f foa e U* r* 1 Soars erylasj Hat*. ery or forced labor is perrnlt- do not welcome the family with BEOOMOmOHED a 4 t-r»*sS. .ted. . ' their Christian beliefs. Natural e Rasarcl Storaya gam. *>* G round work for tha Ti-leles* ly, all residents did not and do o I17t.fl not welcome the family with American beer m •st • 4 Sf**--a_a*r* Job was esU-lfched by the Lu e Da*.** HI*. OI.H open arms. AR r-tty «a-r-ala.rJJ therans many years ago. ^To- Praaa Hals* day their church numbers ap ERIC AND ANN *a_U grow I9M e ?!.«• HIH r*-*t WSELF-PROPELLED proximately ZVsM.aae membr*. up In completely Integrated 21" RCA VICTOR Suf•$--.» ot their program east society In N. Guinea as ordi ss iii .toewed ROTARY POWER MOWER be seen ta Use Urge groap ot nary mi-siouary children. HI-FI C-Mttefo with WEBCOR | native, wbo become Chrlstk-ns They a re taught at home COLOR CONSOLE CB-'S_»„f, «. J„f VV.IS SantaS HI and mlsslooartes tn their vll- through th* first er aecond • sat., «.-,,•. «efi!*|m.'lf lages. grade. They are then sent by m Stiffs a Strait*. |M:M _ '-''.•"••-,"'** aS-ata-aS-, air to t missionary boarding a trltiwa *.«raat*. From •**< h a position they ean see on both sides of the. school approximately -_S mi • S* WarssLi I Waa"*^"*** '"*M" fence In helping the church les away. At vacation time ;.; • Seawall. i.)iU| a*i*_t combat superstition sad hea- they-will rejoin the famSy. * I.ir Mt.. mall .f-rtK **- •_**- •'""'.'• rUSSj**-^** a sfVsuT* thca practices by example. ' Juanita says she wilt feel the '•> Trta, «-.«£-*,•,•' fstlif-r natives aoon* become parting as much ss yea or I tf - t t*tf-a- eonvtaced and* thus today's oar youngsteri left home at iob a« a mteslonary takes a smeh an early age..In Ikteulng different slant. to her, yea know this is true. ' KENNETH DECIDED to go The native school curricu lum is not as advanced as the m into the- foreign mission field ,.• IT •**__• PORTABLE TELECTRO t«*«5Sf during his senior year at Capi mlsssonary school snd this Is *.'Wa*-7 **'% W*w tal. Juanita, a nurse Uiere, knew why the ' youngsters lea v a -V *-a--.r-at1.a •»••«_£••*; ot this decision when they mar home iw.lt.£__«1! -.la»!»«*m* Saa »aaSl« •» : ried following his graduation. Then too, they need the day- n_sro * w I They were assigned to Central to-day glv* rind take contact ...only Sfroh'sis tsstral* fat- ra Highland; N. Guinea, and Ken with youngsters other than se-- aa- tinr »59 raska. a •• neth soon began work at boy's natives. -sat ta aaasaM. brewed over direct fire school station. While doing this. WHILE HERE, Ke-sneth Is Juanita' also taught Bible study . MOB- _<.„.- fi*. fopa r*.*r«-f_ I* a-reekl Chaos* teaching at the seminary and ... fire-brewed at 200D1 I fro-* 1CA Victor. W*U*M«k. W*4»«*r, WlUaa- In th* school, as well as giving learning to play ths guitar. S Gay. K-y,»c*. oa. alksr.l AH art rT*_a*f»«5«»« shots to natives and teaching the Juanita ia taking courses in the ^ -l«<«Mt.l women to wash their clothes, for The boiling action you see going on in New Testament and in art, be T^TT-^7 7--,-;:>y.".: .'• '7.'": IMMWAWWaM^ lt is only when their social con ...-...:•:/..•••:••,•.:.•"*"•• -7 , cause she iikes painting and* ce the brew kettle above is caused by clLrect tsii oriHiivi— rrwDir- nus wocni tact*; increase that they want to LdlROHMi. ISC. SW.M-.M- MT_-T (*<>a<-(slt SsU. AH Ta*. aa-*-ia* Jl.taa* ramics. wear the type of clothing we fire playing on the kettle bottom. This POWER MOWER rt«k'«», .Ma M.« AH-fara-*- *jMiJH»M«ifc T-l tUBTTO-AJM_-ii STVtOT ST1I1 te-c* for granted. She is also learning to play • Sh***. ClialM la*laa a *CwU ixtiviM tot PUNTS, nraii. SHOPS. extreme heat brings forth the finest flavor Orf-iCIf UHaMttCIU lUiUtSMa-O) tatS-Ull th* accordion. • UsH-s- *aar»ls, l«a aatf IM,Ul. . , . rtac> *a AS PAST OF THEIR task., of the finest ingredients , . , making ass. f«k nil hwlcaM f sa«l.*s. While their parents are ia • 5_f»*ri» ."»»*•*, taatral j .•"•'*-*«, 1 sst s«k •»,-, kratm, • Cats *• H" af * they asacottrag* nattvss to go school, Eric attends classes at Stroh's lighter and smoother. Enjoy the sn** aa4 sascas. # J «»» iK, •«,, basts, SMSatsr. to fever amesst agriealtaral a tHsitaa aats •-« tran. ...,»(-«. -»,* *6< Mein-Montroee and Ann attend* Csnrwr 49" - a atrats aVr-ar sW -*| s» »*tml farm* to learn new methods; 3t. Edwards nursery. 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8ATURDAY, APRIL If, HE. THE nmn SENTINEL J—_ SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 195»> THE OHIO Sl_NTmEL PAGE PAGE 10 Xu q-i Pressure Stays On Prejudiced W. Virginia Store CHARLESTON, W. Va. — In spite of threats by the manager of Diamond department store to It (a generally known that the lata Sen. Robert A. have participants in direct ac Back To Abnormal Taff was held in open contempt by moot Negroes through tion for an integrated polcy in out tha U. S. It Is also under*tood that Taft, through his the store restaurant arrested, vicious opposition to a strong FEPC law, and his knack of the eight month campaign against explusion of Negro pa* playing foots!* with southern Democrats in Congress, In The Police Dept trons from Charleston's restau ELL, things appear to be getting back to abnormal brought this intense hatred upon himself. rants continues unabated. again within the ranks of our Police Dept. Now gon« to his final reward, the'son of this Illustrious states Varying approaches and tech The lead character in the latest of a aeries of unpalat man, Robert A. Taft, Jr., as a member of tho Ohio House of Rep niques are used and have met able police force dramas stemming backward beyond the resentatives, seems to be hellbent on treading in his father's foot with singular success. The cam past decade is one Sgt. Byron Clark, who, at age 51, should steps. ' ' V ' **• paigns are being waged by lay some claim to common sense predicated upon a good ' Evidence for this conclusion was provided by young Taft'* Charleston CORE, a chapter ot many years of service In the department which he pur vote against an FEPC measure when it was called up for "a vote Nat'l Congress cf Racial Equa ports to serve in the interest of protection of and decency by the Industry and Labor Committee of the House last Tuesday. lity. towards his civilian peers. Before the bill was voted out 1*--, Taft presented a string of Mrs, A.L. Gilmore, secretary Yet, here we go again. amendments in a futile attempt to yank its teeth and render it to of the local CORE group, says This Sgt: Clark Is up to his neck in a peck of trouble an innocuous status, the campaign started early In August with an effort to open thanks to the testimony of Mrs. Jane Phillips, a 39 year BUT FORTUNATELY FOR FEPC'S SPONSORS, THE astute old hard working Eastside mother who claims that, for no eating facilities of a local chain Cincinnati Republican proved no match for Ralph Rudd, Lake dime store. ostensible reason whatsoever, this errant knight in tarnish county Democrat who rewrote the amendments as fast as Taft ed police livery manhandled her while she wag enroute to "A f t e r attempting neogtia- presented them. tions an Interracial group en her job at University hospital the morning of Thursday, . As a result of Rudd's shrewd action, and with the help of tered the store and took seats March 26. other Democrats, the amendments were plucked off like sitting at the lunch counter. Wa were The fact that this courageous dispenser of his own ducks by tha committee. refused service but remained personal style of law and order was out of uniform at the Then three Republicans, John Ashbrook, John-town, Dick seated and waited for nearly ari Ml Forces Would StSeiice Her, But They WiU Hot Prevail time Mrs. Phillips received the alleged physical going over Metcalf. Columbus, and William MUligan, Sidney, teamed with hour. Sympathetic persons in the only serves, in our humble judgement, to compound the 11 Democrats in recommending tbe measure for passsge. community were asked to with atrocity which Sgt. Clark is charged with committing. Taft and John W. Brown, former lieutenant governor and draw patronage from the store Clark says it Isn't so. short term (11 dsys) governor of Ohio, cast the two opposing until the policy had been chan •v**" ubtt oLuciuA cJLee . And there the matter stands ... or so it would seem. votes,..' .,... ged. On Sept. 23 the lunch coun m J*t& 3 ^>ee -. Personally, we don't propose to let tlie deal die there, . Brown, who listed his occupation as lecturer, resides In Me ter opened to all. Two other five regardless of Deputy Inspector Harvey List's pronounce- dina. He is co-sponsor of an educstional FEPC bill which has and ten cent stores Immediate home snd farther. above did not occur .below the ment that an investigation will "take time.'* not come up for a hearing. ly followed suit, -for -the -first- •THEY SHALL NOT Mason-Dixon line, but in Colum- How much time, Mr. List? LETTERS pass" could have been the Bot bridge is a -pert snd time opening their lunch coun- pledge for tbe local chapter does not ncces.ar-ly end in a bus. This goes to show that dis- jn our view, the sooner Chie/ Scholer, Deputy Inspec- AL GLANDORF, SIXTH REPUBLICAN MEMBER OF THE ters to Negroes." of the American C-otstract secial event. It is like bowling crimination is not licked locally ^or8 jjat anfj Marvin Canada, the trio running the police committee. Who also comes from Cincinnati, talks liberalism, but Negroes Not Wanted Here Bridge League when a tour and other xeUvlties at which by a long sight. investigation side of this show, earmark their probe to bo when the vote was taken he was conspicuous * by his absence, people disport themselves. But (JOE Income Decline Editor, The Sentinel: Well, I see that some of your local col- nament was held last week ON THE OTHER band, carried out with maximum speed and dispatch the better. Harry M the local chapter keeps every Miller, president, •"-red real estate brokers have pretty well,succeeded in the opening nt a local hotel. Two top- there was a time when local "We've experienced too many long drawnput probe.* Columbus and -Southern Ohio up of Uiree Hilltop streets (previously all-white until recent •notch colored contestaurits at- thing white thus far although colored people could not plc- of this type of thing, which, in most instances, have been one local colored woman, pro Electric, reports that the com- months) to Negro home buyers. It's a most disheartening and pa- . tempted to enter the contest turc themselves dancing on disappointing to say the very least. pany s net income had decrcas- thetic situation that some of your colored people seem to be so hut were told they would bably too light in complexion big ballroom floors like Valley We're not demanding a three ring circus of any sort. to be detected, Joined tbe lea 3 0 1 mCmb f tsave to apply for rnember- Dale. Four of us went to Val But we are insisting upon a quick, impartial investiga endeendedd FFebruar_bn«_yl *_28_ , * 1959IDS ," *"as* tak******e the invasio* ** n of°" whit °e **'"^i^nVaV.~tha7lhey"unlkV" ship in the organization. gue in Detroit snd played lo ley Dale one night tn th late communities where the* are NOT cally oa a membership trans tion of the charges against Sgt. Byron CTark followed up compared with the-samo period WANTED "" 30's, at the Invitation fo Orlan by an equally impartial set of recommendations for or The two colored persons had fer. y inf mation tha strecta i had an application for member- do Robeson, a great crooner against the accused. sVrTwe?;»T^ZTe *:* T r '' y*$**** * <- * ahxn in sometime- t-go and, ap- "TOURNAMENTS ARE ticklish ot those days, bat when we In a word—no whitewash. percent from the $2.35 earned a _°U * *** MWtan»Ve)Whl*?e"-«>nse and Belvedere avs. parently, Shey. **5»*- hsraed _. things.. A, c e r .t a i n basketball reached the door, the run year ago. Operating revenueTfor betw*en W- Broad.and SuUivant. The while folks on these street**, doWts"**, Last week* they tried to tous-rvament was Isold among pa sreand was prodigious. this month period increased i.6 u*r?u«h *°n,« Persuasion, have decided not to get panicky about ^jJVhile we^jj, on the subject of Mrs. Phillips' charges, U a the v no w submit 'their names to_the cbra-: rochial'scnools for several Years ' .We ware tol*_T "the manage we take this opportunity"to-expless our very dee* admira percent to $46.9 million while * - - ^atiz'e-'there U-notmuch they can do*_boutit, bul> n-iittee chairman who was to and one. year St. Cyprian put ment would have-to contact tion for this courageous woman. . operating -Wtpenses gained 5*9 Go-the^other hand, are, one by one, quietly selling out to colored out a team-that won a team that take the applications and pat the. N. York office to get per .We don't for a moment believe tbe Phillips-Clark percent. as they also realize "that they have no choice hut to do so because them to a membership vote-: won in every division of the mission to let us in. The hour -; 'Better .Wake Up' "present experience is-eihgprovedAothlan that owe Negroes.suc- case is an isolated circumstance. We have reason to be ceed Two white friends interceded, tournament. There was no tour was 11 p. m. and, fa*w e wonld Editor, The Sentinel: What ••"• _*'-'••-.•„. a few families on a street," it; may just as well go lieve that such unpleasantries between cops and civilian* on a second try, and got them nament the following year, nor wait awhile, a telegram would REP. ROBERT A. TAFT, JR. SEN. ROBERT A. TAF1 became of the heaven which the all-Negro because they are finding (including the wtitcr) that re- tn the tournament until H was has there been one since. be sent to N. York. Well, we happen far oftener than the record would indicate. which Is commonly known as going to the duck pond. Negro preachers visualized so sponsible middle class whites just won't buy on a street that has It takes more intestinal fortitude than that with which found they were colored. Then It must be understood that the did not get in but five years Young Taft, a member of a powerful Cincinnati law firmv ln vividly to their soul hungry been opened up to Negroes, they were told that they would discrimination act alluded to later colored people were the average individual is blessed to go up against a .bully- leading opposition to the bill, clearly demonstrated that he is audiencesr If only the colored folks would realize the sweat and toil it has have to see .the president ot tbe. dam Ing at Valley Dale. style cop such as Sgt. Clark is described by Mrs. Phillips. truly a chip off the old block. Like his fatlier, he earned the du- •;„•„>„ the years for some of these people to acquire their Most of us just don't have Mrs. Phillips' courage. Tne whi(e man has a3cendcd over league, who could not be found. If the aim of discrfai-utton bious distinction of being a tool, manipulated by big business ty* t^ apace and do^n't mcntjon homes and now, only to have them taken over by integratcd-mind- Mystery Girl We cite as an example the countless complaints that Throufihout big northern cities lay tn the Negro shining too coons iwhose primary interest seems to be to perpetuate and pro- heaven. ed Negroes . . . well, it's just too bad. colored players belong to the She was just a girl have been brought to this editor's desk by persons in the toct their selfish gains. Fr. Divine told bis flock there Thank God we still have many, many all-white communities I met by chance. brightly at bridge, that would league. Some persons have be 1-ke producing a show bat Eastside area—particularly in the Mt. Vernon av. district As a member of the Ohio Legislature, young Bob is following was no heaven up there, but and—towns throughout Ohio that are going to be, at least in my While changing trains transfcrcd their member-ship to leaving the stars ent. —against one particular cop on the vice squad detail. the trail of his father who also cut his political teeth while serving preachers sneered at him. They time, maintained without fear of colored invasion. Columbus but it is questionable 1 caught her glance. Time after time, we've had to listen to woeful tales of If that Catholic tournament in the House more than 2") years ago. better wake up and stop fooling May the Good Lord have mercy on your souls, for those of you if the memberships will be re how this cop has subjected his victims — mostly in and The son of a three time U. 8. senator who was a leading fo,k* ~A Reader. Colnmbua. ; who insist on the moving in on long established neighborhoods. I, newed. . In that brief moment was dropped to prevent Negro Her eyes met mine, around pool halls and penny ante gambling joints in the like many others, believe that this «s unchristian and NOT God's athletes from dominating r contender for the Republican presidential nomination oo two oc IT COMES DOWN to this: My world stood still sports actUM-s, that, again, area—to the worst sort of indignities, both physical and casions, and the grandson of a former U. S. president snd U. S. Appreciates Support wiU for the Negro to do this to the white folks AGAINST THEIR the Negro, who had always On the wheels of time. la like teaching the star per profane. supreme court chief justice, with such a rich background to Editor, The Sentinel: On be WILL. been considered backward and We've wanted to splash a goodly amount of ink on half of Jehovah's Witnesses, I With s fleeting smile formers so that Use amateurs draw on, It is unlikely that young Taft plans to end his political If your paper has a letters column, I would appreciate your incapable, is getting ***• 9**d can shine. this gent's sadistic antics for longer than we choose to re would tike to express my ap- That lit up my sky . . career in the state Legislature. publishing this letter in order that the Culpepper Realty Co., the that he begins to dominate call. JK-i*^^ CARRY THE TAFT banner pfeciati?,n for ^^ ?°*.rte3y ?.nd Turner Real Estate Service, the B*rancis Realty Co. and the H. S. sports events, be st at the She slightly paused, IN EACH CASE, THE aim ol cooperation extended to Mr. But thus far we have been compelled to remain *• back to the national scene, his FEPC vote could very well have Smith Realty Co., who, as colored brokers, are cooperating in the bridge table, with a ball '•» Then passed on by. sports activities in America is McCartney and me during our mum aa the Sphinx. And all because our informants have spoiled that opportunity. canvassing of white home owners on the streets herein mentioned boxing gloves. defeated. Wa want to know who recent convention here. No spoken word felt that it ia very well and noble for us to hurl a slew of He has definitely put himself on record as a-full fledged mem and urging them to sell to colored through scare tactics, and who Can the ether man take tt? is ths best regardless of race." Since ours Is a charitable Or tc-urtd was heard, One cannot say Columbua la undocumented, and thus unprovable, charges against the ber of the old reactionary school, which seems to have had its day are all-out for an .extra and fast buck. Apparently net, fer the deer is , But to her eyesr man—but not one of these individuals has had the guts to work primarily In the public in beginning to ease shot on the trudging along la horse and In American politics. l found my prise. on terest, we feel that your willing Once again, may the Good Lord hav« mercy on these afore Negro. "buggy days but the city folks do *° record as having made the accusations- At this juncture rd^.his career, his antt-FEPC attitude may ness and readiness to assist us mentioned real estate dealers'souls for this unforgivable and _n- drag their feet. Mrs. PhilllpB, as Sgt. Byron Clark has discovered, no One can see that it gees •Ihe thought was there •wail have transnlant --d in tlie -hearts of Negroes the same seeds of in publicizing this meet was a Godly practice that these scoundrels are engaged in. Amen.— The tradJUona are set aaldo -doubt to his everlasting sorrow, is of a different calibre, ! adrengly in the di*rect_on of to Tlie chance *wae fair cofl{«n ..pt and hatred for htm they held against his father, fine contribution ta its success. A White Suicide Minded Midland Av. Home Owner, Columbus. gradually btst- pot w*ttno__t a , Her backbone is in the right place and for people like tal ietegrataott sad a bridge We wotdd meet again if CONSEQUENTLY, AS NEGRO VOTING POWER INCREASES —John O. miabmet, Director P. S„ Do you want proof that these colored brokers have beets a-ruggle, which means that the that The Sentinel is willing to get in there and blast with sable is esse of tbe last btstkms Someday, somewhere. year by year, the day may soon come when Mr. Taft will pairv* Publio .relations, Ohio Circuit guilty of door to door canvassing on Whitethorne, Midland and -(•gainst mixing, lt takes the colored man has a cold war of every editorial gun in its arsenal, fully regret the opposing role he so adroitly played before the In- j*0 gf Jehovah's Witnesses,, Co- Belvedere avs.? Contact the owner cf tit? property at l-*** Mid Mack Elhasinen longevity on his hands, too. Would that there were many, many more like her. Negro ss a guest Into the dustry and Labor Committee. hunbtss. land av., as well as others. a_^^sa-a_
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Last Sunday.after baptizing of [Bradley, Cornelius Bowman, Pace. Michael Dalton, Ctyde COLUMBUS EVENTS CALENDAR 33 converts, Union Grbve Bap- Paul Jones, Starla Tinsley, San- Dalton, Alfred Edwards, Larry ti-l extended hand of fellowship dra N<*ely, Sherry'Holland, Lin. Davis, Robert Tinr-ley, Albert APRIL IJ~Ti*.!r-»*se*» Alumni 18—S.pring St. YMCA to»- Ida Beasley, Olivia DiUard, The- Pace, Thomas Smith, Wyman club, Beatty Center, 2.? Mother's Council dance. Leroy Sloan, Mra. Olive Er-jresa McLaughlin, 'Pblly rJPaco, Wade, ^felvin Fowlkes, Robert NL Ohio av,, 4:30 p. m, £4-26— later-Greek organization win, Russell Ellis, Mrs. Vivian Luverne Washington, Sharon Hawkins, Donald Claire, Halroy regional mooting. Day- Belcher, Mrs. Kay Frances Johnson, Carol* Washington, Williams, James Brothers. . , Fellowship ehurvti, ind By ANN B. WALKER Jacobs, who Is making his home Baptist, 4 p. m. t-us. Wade, Charles Cooper, Mrs. i Joan Jones, Helen Hughes, Vi»-[ LONGER, WARMER days, here, Jane Harrison, Mrs. Thelma let Brothers, Sharon McQueary, Hat show, Friendship -V-NAF'ir. banquet, Sene ivturn-of birds, flowers peeping Dalton, Mrs. Vivian Bradley, Sadie Jones, Bonnie Taylor, Con- RapTist. 3-d p. in. ca bene!, tt p. ni. FOI.ITICAL CAMPAIGNS are Youth Service Quldere Curry, "Mrs. Geneva jsuelo Mayo, Ecma Rice, Paul &k li—**t«ighborb oo d Hous« Ohio KAACP banquet, up through tbe ground* and other gaming momentum ... a series SOU. 8-iruversary cv*le*{ grand ballroom, Desh- signs and happeninga of spring of coffee hours are being given At Fellowship"^ ler, 9 p. m. assures us that social activity bra tion. by friends of John Gordon and' Fellowship church meets at Medical Arts meeting, is en the increase. M lev-Livings tone College Russell Jones, Council castdi- 2nd Baptist, 188 N. 17th St., Sun Neil House, 3 p. rn. Mrs. Amanda Broadusls concert, Caldwell Tem SL'SAN B. ANTHONY Cancer dates . ; , among recent host day, April 12, 4 p. m., for an Sat—Mayor's Com rounity ple, 8 p. m. , Ray gave ha annual dessert esses wer.* Br. nnd Mra. Wil nual youth service, featuring IMeV-St. Philips Episciipal * Relations Committee liam Todd-, -49 Eli. rd:; Jolly h0. 'luncheon Wednesday in celebra Hostess To Club Group Harland Randolph. S-DAY WIND spring festival. Masonic luncheon, Southern 13 club, Mrs. Mary Williams, tel. tion <>f its tenth, anniversary , . . i Mu-ic will be Temple. Edith Coleman served as chair 019 Grove at.; .Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Amanda Broadus, 1623 furni shed by man of this delightful affair, Kirschbaum, 601- Kimble pi., Hatvard av., was recent hostess Hoge Memorial OBG Club Meeting and Mary Jans' Patterson. , . . SUNBURST CLOCK *Gospel In Seng? To presenting to guests an interest to members of Columbus chap young people's OBG Men's Charity Club. Inc., ing program with Dr. Walter Am contemplating attending ter of Nat'l Ass'n ot Negro Bus choir. will meet Tuesday, April 14. at Convene In'Centenaryt Thomas aa guest speaker . , I_ILUAN ALLEN Livingstone college concert st iness and Professional Women's Hostesses for REG PLUS 10% Caldwell Temple, April I* . . , •'Gospel in Song" -ill meet****^0?1 Houa*'** Ifn* admission was an old sneet or [cent talk with a young druggist Clubs. Inc., at the Deshler Hil the tea which $22.95 nun FED. TAX [college choir music la Inevitably Bunday, April IS,'3:30'p m , at (•** *v" ut 8 •>• "^ 5 memb*™ two pillow cases . ; . among ori impressed me with inherent dan ton, fqllows worship good ... I wish more choirs Centenary Meslujdist. _-0 _*Jar« wi** to **• ******- ginal members still active with ger Involved In purchase of service will be Durable, made of ttig-h-hnpact, break-resistant plastld would travel this way . . , Report of th* winter B'secu- --on*; St., under auspices ot Cen- the Ray ere Airbed Taytor, Mar drugs in a supermarket or gro ladies from Mt Concert At Union Grove Friends of Lisa Gooding are tlve Committee meeting at Bal with rich eborty black face, golden-like hands and tcnary's Gospel choir. Gmsts garet Peters, Edith Coleman, cery ... he used es an exam and Ohio Av. Good SSaroaiitan club, of which sorry to hear of her hospital timore was given by Mrs.. Flor -*t Will be Trinity Baptist major Margaret Oakficltf and Hattie ple a popular toothpaste, widely RANDOLPH Vernon, AME rays. Overall size: 36" diameter. Matching Sconce* Mrs. Mary Dungy is president, confinement . . . friends df Le- ence W, Howard, governor, west choir and Hosack Baptist male White . . . Reservations must j available, that sliould not be EUB churches. is p;*esexf_rmg Dora Lee "-.arrett, roy (Schoolboy) Savory will be Central. district and plans were (Candle Holders) $10.95 pair (Plus 10% Fed. Tax). Chorus. be made no later than April 15 'used by youngsters under 6 be mad* for participation In Carol Nursery during worship la dL soprano, in a" recital Sunday delighiecT to know ha is handl for Central YWCA Cleveland cause of the high content of so Lane awards contest for traffic retted by Mrs. Carol Waters. Mrs. Olive Cochr-n of Cald- evening. April 13, at Union ing cottage reservations fn Oak Opera tour Saturday, April 23. dium fluoride. safety, co-sponsored by Colum ••veil Temple AME Zion will lead Grove Baptist. Mrs. Naomi Bluffs and Martha's Vineyard*, In Organ Recital . group will see mat-nee per bua Police Dept., and tha an THOUGH I BEALIZE that tn Mass. . . . Miss Marie Rhymes Miss Lorraine Piggott of Chi the ctmgregatior-al singing. 'Wright is ch-urman. . formance of "Fledermaus" , . . nual Sojourner Truth award state after state spending has was hostess ln her home, 10M cago will b« presented in an or 'P1CER' Unfortunately for Sentineland program. skyrocketed, the idea of paying E. Long St., tb Charles' Bloce gan recital Saturday, April IS, J : ! readers our annual Electric Liv ( > i tRxni;RE ing Show had to be nostponed tn tax on items between lfl and 41 Auxiliary 157 tea last Sunday, Mr*. Carri* J' Stewart was p. m., at Wheatland Methodist, CHANDLER'S BEAUTY SHOP 99 S, Highland av. Th* public 393 Mt VeMcniye-C'rneMS'.rS!. an early fall date due to the re- cents, as recently pror^sett, will^ . |proceed^M^M«s, ^„„from. the tea will elacier treasurer, succeeding tlie certainly cug/a-il my purchasing 1 help defray est^pensea of Buckeye late Mrs. Mary C. Askins. .Mis- is invited to attend th* affair. Specializlngr in Hair Styling cenUy ended strike. c Jpower plus making my purse Girls State at Capital univer- Dorothy J. Roberts, president, , Mra. Lillian Skelton la chair 1187 ML Vernon Ave. (Rear) MRS. BROADUS man. Ope-a Mon. _. Fri. Nights *Til S:30 * Other Days 9 to 5:3« \[ RTJFCS MARTIN HAS bcenffee, tjjinnjj. Rlld me feel poorer. Uit.,.. announced Columbus will b« tli* CL. 3*4141 CL. 3-6187 hired as first Negro driver sales . . . Congratulations to Frances scene of the 1960 spring, execu man for Baker Bread Associates Jones, 1365 E. Long St., who tive meeting, Daily Except Tuesday 9 A. M. te 7 P. M. out of Zanesville . . . they han won an Omar hour clock, and to THOSE WHO KNJ(»vt:i> din dle PleZol bakery products . . . Franklin Bertha Plummer Chandler. Prep. Marie Jones and Dayton Erby. Club ner following the business of Tyler's will be one of tbe com who won a basket of" groceries th* evening weret No Appointment Necessary munity businesses using PleZol Li.nclon Health Studio from the newly opened A, and Misses and Mesdames Doro at their lunch cnunter ... Re- PTA In e> P. ... to Dorothy snd Paul Gives thy Roberts, Kdna Bryea, Jes- Starks, who celebrated their su Ba'rtlett, Clara Carter, Flor : 771 E. .Long St at Garfield (Aiiove Lincoln Theatre) ";; ;-'•? 2" •*..•••'*,.'. 7- .-*•' ;t..*" *' <» 16th wedding anniversary last ence W. Howard, Roberta Law- I Sunday.... Nell Byn-un sur Election JOYCE BOWMAN, Director of the fdmous Colored Hunt, son, Spring-fieldf Arthrll. Lo prised husband Coy with- a stag gan, Esther E. Locke, Helen Franklin Jr. High**PTA wilt Mftsieij ct New York's lecding rT-odal agency. Says 'Models party over the weekend . . . fun Rtohatdson, Carrie J. Stewart, elect officers at its April 21 waa had by all into th* warn Party Lida Rankin, Springfield; meeting. OPENING SAT..APRIL 18 hours of the morning. Blancha M, Van Hook, Ruth Them* of th* parent and fam - • — • i«—*" -s ' ,+*•' DR. DOUG AND Ktaxine Ham- WhittakeV. *_ ily duK-ussion meeting, wilt be CarVt Saturday, March 28, mem "TK* Teenager- end HI* , •"jaHir are wlftiitjl, frk tlie a,-.v ar- j bers, ol the -"tevias-ettc-t club, Pj^enda,^ Parents and tes-cheee Progr_ua_f designee! for men i^':w-t^h i- lieajth rival before mov^pg into th. tr\ A"d ven t ist Dona tion ili-W': gave an'Easter egg hunt and ^ . .*••..- u.lyri\\ meet In small groups to eir- ** new home on Franklin Pk. S. party |pr tiny tota at 1965 ATLANT^C CITY. V- SeveTithJchaug* ldt*a* about thisHoplo. Take . . . they "will be near neighbors Green\va,y $. Day Adventist of the Allegheny t Discussion leaders, *»vill b* par- -BOD¥CONT0UI.W(> " ' to the Wilburn Wcddingtons . , . C^mference with headquarters*at j ents, social workers, recreation » Art and Valerie Bland will join During te course of tbe after Pin* Forge, Pa., gave $2,501,* leaders, church and youth work- the new residents group in the noon games were played, eggs 198.70 for Christian work during ers. 1RO0 block . . . Condolences to were hunted, and a variety of BODY BUILDING . t • food was served to the follow the four year* ending D«*cem-j Discussion areas include prob* Fred" and Peggy Cross (nee An ing: ber, 1958. W. L. Cheatham, ilem of conforming, adult super- derson) upon the recent death Their Hair president of Adventist* ln the; vision, delinquency, desirable of their baby son . , . and to Marilee Pryor, Susan Jacobs, conference, told 700 delegates to, activities, the opposite sex, and MS& REDUCING Diathia Reader, V-ddeen: Mills, Mast Look Lillian Allen and Yvonne Ruf- a seven state church convention j others the parents wish to talk Marianne Jacobs, OUie Taylor, fink who have just returned from liare, j about. Extra Lovely -services for their mother in l_nda Lou Morrison, Nancy Ja . tfMO • **T"---"**• Nashville. cobs, Joyce Maria* Drew, Char- GAINING AUTl lea Glasco, Dennis Lewis. Jr., MARCCERITE (PEG) CAR* Ennus Thomas, Keith Morrison, REGISTER YOUR CLUB NOW SON WHS royally entertained by Scott Courier, Cornell Alien, Slo REGISTER YOUR CLUB WITH Th* Sentinel by filling ln the "A professional modefs career may de This frogront hair beautifier with the light friends before leaving town . . ven Fields, Sherman Matthew blank below and returning Jt to Th* Ohio Sentinel. 890 E. Long at., PROGRAMS FOR INDIVIDUAL DESIRES touch'* it extra-rich} improved with tpecicil Morrison. t pend on her hair-do", says this noted she went to Cleveland to visit Box 629, Columbus 10, beauty expert. "Her hair always must lanolin and jilting quoJitre. to give your Janet "Walker Smith and from Mrs. Martha Glasco was. also CLUB ,..., BUSINESSMEN! RtliXIH. AND CONDITIONING EXERCISES took perfect... naturally so It and lus hair more natural loveliness. Dbcte Peach there to Springfield, Mass. . . . a guest. trous and inviting' to touch. Tha fa why keeps your hair looking while Peg goes that way, Mar PRESIDENT'S NAME} ...,, Miss Constance Hamilton will I INDIVIDUAL MASSAGES AND STEAM BATHS. PROVEN I tall oar flsmorcus girls to be euro to smooth and perfect as a garet (Peg) Combs visited Co ADDRESS PHON8 ... •aodel's oil day long. lumbus for a week as guest of entertain the club April' J**. dress their hair with Dixie Peach." SECRETARY'S OR METHODS BY TOP ATHLETES OF AU SPORTS. Rev. and Mrs. Russell Jones. Mrs, Elisabeth Buford is pre REPORTER'S MAMS *. MORE Beauty fCM* "Model Hair"I I , . Peg Is the fiancee of Taylor sident. ' Notlcal Our Pre-Openlng Offer: li* months at rata of $4 per month. MORE Value for Your Money Tool ADDRESS PHONHt ... Offar explivi April 1$, 1959, Sea our representative at Lincoln Health *X"*: Type of t**T__H Studio, 771 E. I^>ng St. at Garfield (Above Lincoln Theatre) Tha blggett jar of the price I BMNETI'S WHITE HOUSE, WC 4300 INDIANOLA AVE. i Churck Clv'.e PTA Social... 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ta 8" a >* »** JS «*««>* ^ S Labor Leader To S«eel «-fe o j* - -f " C FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE 9" si & I _s-=a . -i'll s M *_t*,Tij*- : _— J*- —a• .->- , Speak At St. Paul •**••? V . <*t £ _> i*ii-_.™*»-tlj{|*Jii -5*H ' LIMA.—Laymen's Lea guts of Housing Renewal Commission, S SJXS£_K_• s*0 *«\ St. Paul AME will feature A.A. vice president of Greater Can . 3g< ..O • eo 8•_ Andrews, president and business ton AFk-CIO Council, vice presi agent of Local 17, Amalgamated dent, Ohio State branch AMCBW Meat Cutters and Butcher Wor- and member of budget commit Hip tee of Greater Canton. United SJ o *t» _ p5 Fund, of which he has served as o» C_ > £ past president. k J3 sn o t_) Local church members on the C W-n c^ so - fSfc committee in charge of arrange 1 ments are L.C. Gamble, Mra. Donndine Brown and Mrs. Bet pIi: S WsS' !3_3 ty Totty. 1 B-r*- -* E *-*P o, 9 Rov. S P. Glass is pastor of •% t*5.m h < m <£ St, PauL -|§S 5 2*32**-"*-! 41 Mammoth Safety Confab t*. - • -S * - e « Q [MliKf Ohio will hold tha nation's 0 _*cs **? T* 3 S 2 » •f^-Ss ^5 JiivSiS'S i|S -***s50 t| i C n largest statewide Indualxial safe -..5|_,l.e« I mt I 11 *8 *. 8 s | J J j ty meeting at Columbus, April E 26-30, with, mora than 3500 peo iisfiilii! si I &^I ple attending. Sponsored by In -as is--"**. _S_B.S«,2'S >>2 a Sxi o )! r dustrial Commission of Ohio, Di „***_*» ^••E^'-*"-! E r*» c8c^,>**5i f ill la|s|l|l^sll|4fj £ 'ha il vision of Safety and Hygiene, •„_ir «?C*r^gs-*avE-§_'So ^-*- Use conference Is called "All- 5 •S „ _*s _ 11Cl 1« "5 _ - * __?!__*'."'" fi ANDREWS Ohio Safety Congress and Exhi :-ii_;vi •-._.!•'•jili fir ^•IIJI IS «f S -s- r - Iters, Canton, as principal spea bit." This Is tha 29th annual E S "HI'**. session. '2-.%cl^g£*_>^S5S**,Ot5'--i*A«i-3-._S*-.*_"_S" 0sip8**V**2* B*PfllfB i a«i ii ker, during ths league's special _'C 8? EY> KSK« *ttg _ O O'" ljKf3 • -r-l-all orgsmizational meeting here at 3 p.m. Sunday, April 1-. NO FAVORITES -. There will be a luncheon at 1 Cancer doesn't play favorites. p.m. preceding tha meeting. It can strike anyone, anywhere. ANDREWS IS A C T I V E In Your best protection according many civic organizations in Can to tbe American Cancer Society, ton and serves as a member of is an annual health checkup.
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MANY YEARS' SERVICE OF JEFF BARKER, 725 W. 7TH ST., was -giVen rec ognition by Cincinnati Milling Machine Co., where be is employed in Shipping DepL He ia shown as he was presented with engraved gold watch by Swan E. Bergs trom. left, president of the machine tool firm.
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OHIO ASS'N OF REAL ESTATE BROKERS HELD execu tive board meeting Sunday as juest of Leroy Walker and Aldon McLeod. Approximately 25 members and guests were enter tained at Walker's Realty office, $531 Reading rd., Cincinnati. Among those in the photo sre Charles Francis, Mr. and Mrs. £ £ £ u c* Dave Carroll, Edith Robertson, Mrs, Charles Francis, Fred *s • •* Bowers and Marceilus. Smith, Dayton; Mrs. Am mon Brown and CHAMPION EVENING SCHOOL SEWING CLASS, UNDER DIRECTION OF Snsan Holland. William Culpepper, Columbus; Catherine Lawson, Edith Wilson, prepares for "Fashions on Parade" to. be presented at closing.exercises April 15,1:3- p. ra. Pro- Lbxa Derrit, Wendell E. Cat I In, Cleveland; Leroy Walker, Olive •rrain h-cludes ryota! seleiUons, class speaker and East High qolittet. C. L. Duxnaree, as*Utant Rogue, Aldon McLeod, Andy Mitchell and Mrs. Samuel Jackson. superintendent of public schools, wfll award certificates to 2«o adult*. 8oelsI boor fellows the Cane-nisat_.~-Seott Photo. program, ta which the publio is invlt'd.—Pierce Photo.
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Red Cross student aides ment, are deeply grateful,'* Samson Clark, ar* attending could us« in other duties for after school during the summer dent aides at Red Cross Memo are also doing such volunteer Mrs. Anaruma remarked. north Ohio district conf .rcnc_ In which their specialized months. rial building here. They also re- jobs as carrying trays., putting The program provides no nur St. Stevens AME, Toledo. Quar training has prepared them. cwlved briefing at tha hospitals. away supplies, 'pushing wheel sing care. But some of the boys terly conference will be held "The program was -estab They learned procedure of chairs, arranging flowers, end and girls considering medicine Realizing this, administrators lished for students over 1-. AU Saturday, April 11, lis, St. Paul. feeding completely -helpless pa serving on the reception desk. aa a career find it a good way of Cincinnati and Ft. Thomas volnateers were selected on All organizations are to moke tients, helping, other, who need "The student aides have be to team about working with the Veterans Adininistoutllcm hospi basis ot maturity and depen reports. YPD is sponsoring a partial, assistance such as cutt come s very welcome sight at ill under hospital conditions. tals aaked"Cmclrmati Area Red dability." Mrs. John D. Ana*. fashion show in ths church so ing food, and proper methods of hospitals. The hospital staff All find It an excellent way to Cross tor high school and col rums, chairman of school and cial room Friday, April 17, 8 food handling, maintaining per is most pleased with their ser fulfill the Jr. Red Cross motto— eollege activities for Clnchs- sonal cleanline-is vhil« on duty, p. m., so which the public Is in- lege age volunteers to help fe*-d vice, and patients wbo cannot "Service to Others." vitcd. Mrs, S, P. GISBS is super* Jntendent and Mrs. E fl t o r 1 a Clark co-worker. Daughter! ot Conference met lost "Tuesday in WIUIAM (. BROWN the home of Mrs. Willie Parker, 512 S, Baxter. St. Ann's Guild met April 8 In the home of Mrs. Viola Smith. Mrs. Anita Burden NAACP AUDIT is president and Mrs. Smith sec retary. Stewardess Board No. t SMOTHERED met with Mrs. Jacob Simmons April 9. Mrs. Mary Ann Brown Is president and Mrs. Dorothy aNCINNATI—The local branch NAACP is current Ray secretary. ly working to increase its membership and this writer heartily subscribes to the joining of thia organization that SHILOH BAPTIST—A state has been a champion, throughout tha nation, for tha ad drive will be held Sunday, April vancement of colored people. 12, 3 p. m. in the church. State For that reason w« find it represented will be Alabama. very distressing to find ourself Mrs. Merjorie Struncr'will give in a critical position in regards a book review on the life nnd JVaWL GOODMAN, FORMER REDLEG RIGHTFIELDER. AT BAT FACING slants of. Wil- s_an» E. 'Dummy) Hoy. 400 Forest av., Cincinnati, 97 year old ex-major league star. Al Basts- to activities of tha branch dur work of Rev, Martin Luther ing its past administration. King. Music*w111 be furnished ang, former big league outfielder (with cap), acts as amp-re while Heinle Busch, former minor by St. Paulrmal« chorus and league player and,manager, serves as catcher. Behind them are players of yesterday. All par* "VV« believe activities of tlie Phillippian senior choir. The tiripated in opening of novel Irecser baseball promotion, "Safe at Home," in Cincinnati Gas and NAACP ar« the public's business public is welcome. :lectrlo Co. lobby. and should not be hold inviolate by NAACP officials and mem FOURTH ST. BAPTIST - bers of the Fourth Estate, speaker at «h St. Sunday at 11 ZION BAPTIST It ia for that reason alone a. m. will ba Rev. 2. L. Jones C01«alIENTS ON THE NEWS that we bring to light the fact of Bethl*?h«*m Baptist, Toledo, By Dorothy Mootry that the brunch Is floundering dean of northwest district Sun By Ray Paul t,n its financial haunches. Not day School and BT*U ConventBn. MOVIE STAR JOAN CRAWFORD, PICTURED Inc., enhanced regional Pepsi-Cola confab at Deshler through lack of memberships, Hilton with her presence. Meet attracted over 200 re Dinner will be served at 1 P sn. CINCINNATI—Gen'l Mission which js always a reason, but •with her husband, Alfred N. Steele, board chairman, and _ry S-ciety of Zion Baptist, 430 in the church dining room and a CINCINNATI.- Our a*tut« political analyst, through h.ul moves by the past Herbert L. Barnei, standing, prcfddent of Pepsi-Cola. gional Pepsi men. W. 9th st.. will conduct its third special program will be held at John Combe, last w«ek treated on a piece of administration I p tn. by Ladies Aide. proposed legislation that would do away with annual workshop, April -ft-lS. f Sessions begin each evening at the cognovlf note. The "proposer of this change WE HAVE A PERSONAL 7-.30, using as theme, "Through FRIEN D S H 1 P BAPTIST - In the law behaves tha cognovit nota is tha tool bone to pick in this respect, Highlights From Delta Sigma Theta Blue Star Mothers organization Christ 1 can." Instruotors are BANKS of sharpster-' and thosa who would take advan also. Last year we duly paid i received straight "A" quarter sponsors a program Sunday, Mrs. Bertha Anderson and Mrs. By CAROLINE MORGAN ~ ally made its sppessrance on thet SPEAKING OF ARRIVAL of tage of tha so-called little man. eur membership cost but tsg this day have failed lo receir. a Columbus scene—in addition to spring quJrrter, the wonderful point hour— equivalent of a 4:0. April 12, 3 p.. m., in tha church. Margaret- Hill ot Union.-Baptist membership card, star have We learned that ear nam a has been While there art cogent arguments against and Mrs. Edith Davhs. Dr.. The- Jttcllo again * from Epsiion' entrance of spring quarter at activities go together to make it We're proud of knowing and Proceeds go for aid'to msabled entered among the Ust of active members. £ J Refers and "Pyramids send'greet- most- out-standing series of hnving you *-aa-acyve r*articl- Use cognovit note. Including a rbsng* in the ron Chastaln, pastor of 9th' SL Ohio *State uhi ver stty-^w* also veterans. Tha puWic Is invited. - Daring that period we learned the branch was forced ta g* ings ^ia hews highlights from wish to extend best wishes for a three mohths--*esrpecially for us panta in Delta, A Sunday "at 11 a. Jtt, the pastor's statute of limitation*. Jhei a. ara also potent •Baptist,**.!.*^ principal speaker at Epsiion. But before elabora areas In support of the note, most basic being Thursday, April 18. 8 p.sn. "to_* flaaneial lnstituti(-_ and obtain money, a precedent setting • J-„I the land of Delta Sigma Theta.. most successful season to one THIS SPRING QUARTER pro subject will be "Go and Wash ting on activities -f the future, what support ean ba given fha holder of such a note If its use la. A program "wlji be held for the mon locally. And now that spring has offici- and all. mises to be outstanding In terms and Thou "Shall Be Clean.*" Out And/at that time, the branch had failed to send th national merthere are -ever-severa,l othe««.«r ££notation™ s , * . , , of town guests at Friendship jnrAllf-aled? yotith Saturday, April IB, 7:20 e • of ia events Pyramids office Its share of monies collected and had failed, for several of interest and importance /"• , . .... ,. Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Mey WE KNOW THAT, IN MANY INSTANCES, unscrupulous per p m., Mrs. Vivian Ray of Co which necessitate mentioning. lumbus as speaker. A skit sum montbs, to meet the salary of its executive secretary, Ken CIHCtt-MAT. GARDEN wilfirslt quartemake r theiwitrh adebun event ti ntitle thde ers of Paulding. Rev. Woodly sons.have used thia method to enact agreements worse than usury, marising the workshop's activi Banks, wbo graciously stayed oa during that trying occasion, i ••f «2.oe. 1S2-5© - *3.<* FIRST OF ALL, following Pyramid-King dance, known in is pastor. but thai* are still many legitimate businessmen who use this met TOES ties will be given at Sunday clo Now comes a recent audit of the NAACP books where It has 1:0. r. M. Mil assist situs nou-nr closing moments of the previous previous years as "Dutch Treat" hod of assuring payment for good, as a perfectly good and legiti TICKET- AT CfNTtAt TICStCT OWICI, sing program at 7:13 p.m. Mrs. been found that money has beoa paid oat to individuals without winter quarter commencement, dance. In preparation for this BRADFLELD CENTER—Ted mate in.trument of protection. 430 WHs* ST. AMD GAtD-H Alma Carroll, president of Gen'l APR. 21 i in which over 500 students were event, they conducted king eli Wilson, Bradtield Center direc Then Wa must explora the thought that persons signing these being entered on the books. Also, it Is rumored that in some Missionary, Mr_*» Mattie Noetl. awarded degrees in various mination meetings throughout tor, arid Fred Howard, athletic ants*, should be ot reasonable intelligence befor« they place'aigna- instances tbe books show payments to firm-- wbo claim they chairman of the workshop, Mes. fields of endeavor, Soror Aljean the past week at O no Union for director, ar« aUending Great tur* to any document. have not received any" money nor did they rrmtraet for the al Betty Three tts, song leader, McAnulty, elementary education! campuswide selection of candi Lakes regional recreational con leged payment. < The real problem ia almost impos.ibl. to rectify. That prob Mrs. Marpla Nelson, pianist, dates. King and his court will ference in S. Bend, Ind. Mrs. ** We cast no stones arbitrarily, and as we said above we doa't major and resident of Cleve lem, we believe, is the fact that many ef as assume obligations and Mrs. Mattie Crosby, assis be announced at the dance, Robert Williams, Sr., of Alger, believe in biding tbe bad news under Ihe proverbial bushel. land, became an alumnus of We easmot possibly meet. Wa then find ourselves Involved la a tant pianist both Epsiion chapter and Ohio scheduled for April 11. has been appointed girls* direc civil action to determine the rights of those Involved. But It does seem that something Is rotten in Denmark. State university. To you soror tor at Bradtield. She teaches*, SHOULD ANT BUSINESSMAN BE FORCED TO lend money EDDIE GU.BERT Tithing Fel lowship holds its monthly -meet MOST OF THESE FINANCIAL 'DEFECTIONS ARE WELL and big sister, we extend our arts and crafts to pre-school or sell goods without adequate protection, is the Rig Question to ing April 1_, 3 p m Harper T. known to man"" members of the board who have, been satisfied to most sincere congratulations for Gay St. Baptist through 12 y«ar old girls. Mrs. be pondor-d in this case. being the most deserving reci Bagby is chairman. keep this knowledge from the membership. Top officials also "3? Mothers of Brownie Scouts of Williams, a registered nurse, If we are thinking of the colored citizen who stands • st tha pient of a BS degree in educa seem to b>* subscribing to this sam# Idea. Troop 326 will serve breakfast has worked in Dayton's St. Eliz lowest end of the economic pole (who Is underpaid and tinder* tion and an elementary educa The Nlcene Creed This, w« feel, Is a dangerous course for the tew leakages, that Sunday, April 12, at 7 a.m., ln abeth's, Miami Valley and tion teaching certificate. We'll housed) .then we roust also think of some legt-lation to keep them The Niccne Creed is the state- Gay St. Baptist. Those interest Granview hospitals and under meet the public ear can only result tn doubt and loss of support for miss you Aljean, but we simply fri»m purchasing beyond their meant, ment of the Christian faith set ed in Missionary Work are in Drs, Grimes, Broyer"and ths tha branch. say, "Go on tough Delta, you Thi* is said In the full Light of tha philosophy that we purchase forth at th» Council of Nicaea, vited to attend Missionary Insti late Dr. Allen of Dayton. The public will feel that those who condone poor bookkeeping deserve tho best." rich and expensive items because it compensates for lack ot full AD 323. Can possibly ba guilty of the same thing. It does wt behoove an tute being held in conjunction equality. But unfortunately, the seller of suck commodities la not WE ALSO WISH TO extend with Pilgrim Baptist each Mon BIRTHS — Memorial hospitals PLANT OROUND BROKEN organization such as the .NAACP to allow this feeling' to prevail. Interested In the Negroes' equality libido. sincere congratulations to Sorors day at 7:30 p.m. Meetings are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ransom, 949 LIMA. —-Ground was broken We will, thia year, again pay qur membership fee and urge PROPOSAL OFTHIS MEASURE BX ONE OF OCR newest here last week for a multl-mtt- Pauline Rice nnd Barbara San held at Pilgrim. The pubki Is Bradford, boy. St Ritn'ei Mr. everyone else to follow suit; e-ts-smbfymen should bear close scrutiny and assuredly seme llon dollar new Sohio petro ders of Columbus, Pat Edwards invited to worship at early and Mrs. Sandy Thurmond, 837 of Cleveland, and tall-eehio-e m morning service Sunday at 6 triw ef legal aotloa should be taken. chemical njant^fcrr manufacture W* also urge *oew NAACP ^officials to let lU members know elementary education who parti a.m. This service will be a re S. Central, boy i Mr. snd Mra. Bsd socb action should be taken wttt. tae refUtsatlon that twa of aorylonltrile, "based on a new what is going on Inside the branch, even if it calls for htdding • cipated in student teaching dur gular service during spring and William Guice, 1858 S. Central, parties arm Invelved sad not with the dlcium of flat JnstUls, rust process darvelopet. In the Sohio membership meeting, which has not been officially held in some ing th* previous quar tcr. 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SEC, -t—- PACE 8 THE 01U0 l-BNTW-X 8ATURDAY, APRIL 11. 1959 URBANA CAI1JNG Mt. Vernon Madtanna's News And Views By Donna Wilson By Marion Couts • SIS E. Lawn Are. • Phonoi 3*3892 Host To DELAWARE. — This week marks tho beginning of URBANA.—Urbana had a place in honors given for "Madonna's News and Views,** written by Donna Wilson Davey Moore of Springfield, world's featherweight boxing of Delaware. To get acquainted with the kids and tha lat champion, whose father is pastor of Bethesda Pentecostal AME Meet est happenings in Delaware, 1 will tone you in on who the church here. love bug has hit. MRS. EVELYN 8PENCE of It has really hit these couples: Texas, daughter ef Mr. and dinner guest of Mrs. **leda Brown Roberta Townsel and Woody Mrs, Bert Tabem of Fremont, Palm Sunday . . . Easter pro Wilson; Marce.Ha Beatty (Mt. passed away March 30. Funeral gram was given Friday night by Vemoo) and Larry Wilson; Bon was In Fremont Saturday and St. Paul senior choir. Partici nie Simpson and Julius Jordon; among those attending were Pa pants included Rev. and Mrs. E. Lillis Shclton and Robert Price; tricia, Judy, Fanny, David and B. Jordan, Mra. Grace Buries, Linda Mitchell and Sandy Cro- "Leonard Tabern, Mrs. Emma Mrs. Katherine Walker ... chrell (Mansfield); Doris Jean Cosby and daughters, Mr. and Mrs, Emma Mason of Paincs- Collier and Richard Jacobs Mrs. Bert Tabern and son Bert, viile passed away last week. (Mansfield); Mary Dixon and Jr., Mrs. Oliver Fletcher of She was tho aunt of Dr. Richard Clyde Townsel; Evelyn Flour- Springfield and Mrs. Eleanor and Rev. C, Wesley Gordon, tho ney ..and Marvin Durr; yours Evans, Piqua . . . Rev. -and latter former pastor of St. truly and Lester Prude (Mar Mrs. Clarence Sims of Mt. Lulu Paul's church . . . Mrs. Birdie ion). Baptist, Springfield, were guests Tolltver, sister-in-law of Mra. of Mrs. Alberta Stanhope . . . C&rri* Hill, died in Columbu... We still have a few kids try Mr. nnd Mrs. John Lewis and MB. AND MRS. Ernest Reed. ing to dodge the "bug": Shar- children of Detroit spent Eas Jr., of Toledo spent a week with lene (Pidge) Wilson, Shirley ter with tho latter's mother, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed* Simpson, Patty Dixon, Laura DONNA Mra. Shelia Crawford. mond Underwood . . . Mr. and Hill, Jani* Fiourney, Annette Shclton, Ben Wilson, Fosticn Richard and Mat plan to tour GUY ALLEN HAS returned Mrs. Lawrence Boyd ar* proud N. York and surrounding area. parents of" a son, born March 25 Jordon, Billy Broadnax, David from a week's business trip to They may be back in Delaware in St. Ann's hospital, Columbus. Ransaw, Dorrance Hill, Ramon Toledo . . . Stewardess Board in May ... I hope everyone en met at Gordon Rest Home Sun He has been named LawTenc* Simpson, Floyd Collier, James Nelson Boyd, Jr. Maternal BEY. R. N. NELSON Collier, Howard Dawson, Hoary joyed spring vacation as much day with the president, Mrs. as I. Seems the boys with the Lulu Richey, „ presiding. Plans grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Banks. I also hear that L. M. By MILDRED BUTLER convertibles did. Especially the were completed for a chicken William Moor* of Springfield and Shirley S. havo a crush on MT. VERNON.—Spring quar a certain L. W. and that H. D. boy with the "Pink Chev". and ham dinner Friday, April 10. and paternal grandparent* tbe terly session of AME church Song service preceding the meet late Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Boyd. has been trying to make it with THURSDAY AT Delaware Ohio annual conference Lay S. (P.) W. ing was led by Mrs.^, Mabel . . , Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Tho men's Organization was held Willis everyone really went for mas of Dayton were guests of Young and Mrs. Julia Gatewood Thursday at Wayman AME. LAST SATURDAY a surprise the movie, "12 Angry Men." As of Springfield . . . Family birth the latter's aunt, Mrs. Homer party was given for Annette I looked around I saw P. W. Roberts, and Mr. Roberta . , . Welcome in behalf of Minis day party was given for Warren terial Ass'n was given by Rev. Shclton by her pare**da, There making eyes at G. M. What's up Boyd, Detroit, Saturday by his Mr. and Mrs. Scott Redman, William J. Has* before, some wer* a tew out of town guests, P. W.T Doesn't H. D. hava mother, Mrs. Icy Boyd. Mr. Piqua, were Sunday guests ot 3. de legates present from from Mt. Vernon, Mansfield, Co something to say about this? and Mrs. John Ware of Ander Mr, and Mrs, Dewey Redman. throughout Ohio. lumbus and Powell . , . About . . . Heyl Who were the boys son, Ind., were among those EASTER DINNER was serv* 1:30 Saturday Delaware waa in the black Oiev vtsltlngr Do present. Among ministers attending: ed at Bethesda Pentecostal. Revs. Alvta A. Shaw, R. N. really lumping and everyone you know Julius? . . . Well, this MR, AND MRS. Harrison Sunday school program follow Nelson, M. M. Moore, Cohsm* was real excited to aee Little ia it for now, thanking you for Medley, Mrs. Ernestine Suggs ed ... Mr. and Mrs. Donald bus; W. J. Walton, ZanesvlUe; Richard with a former Delaware your time, this time and next ond daughter Sharon visited in Dolby and family ot Brentwood, D. J. Moore and Mrs. Moore, resident, Mataoo Cole. Little time. Cleveland last week as guests of Md., were guests of the letter's Newark; F. D. Doakas and relatives . . . Mr. Frederick mother, Mrs. Mabel Waugh, Mrs. Doakes, Piqua; Thomas Bowman of Kokomo, Ind., hus during Easter vacation . . . Mrs. Llgglas, Delaware. band of the former Edna Hill, Gilbert Ware spent Easter in Sentinel Youth died in Kokomo Saturday morn Cleveland in the home of her Address* were delivered by ing. Edna is the daughter ot mother, Mrs. Wflloughy Curry. Clifford Tyree, court of domes Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hill, E. Pow . . , Students born* for Easter tic relations, Columbus; Arthur Staff Convenes, ell av. . . . Mr. and. Mrs. Ray- we're Donnetta Howell, Wilber P. Stokes, Wilberforce univer ' rriond Chavers have .been visit force; Carole Fisher, Central sity; Nimrod B***Allen, founder and executive secretary. Fron ing in taitroit aa-guestirot -Mra| State; Allen Waref-Anderson, Louise Terry ..." ; Mrs.*- Jeun and Steve ilonore, CepltaT"^. . tiers .-of Asacrica^Cqlumbust Names Officers Rev Alvia A. "Shaw, St." Paul Dunn passed away Saturday in Mrs. Myrtle " PWllip«, Spring By JEANIE HOILLINg t other project* soon to l^undei** the home of her uncle and aunt, field,* was an'EaatCf visitor fas AME, Columbus, and others,' FIRST ACTUAL meeting of taken by the staff—-obtaining •• Mr. and Mrs. Richard Adams. Jerusalem Baptist .. . Mr. WH- Ohio Sentinel Teens and 20s staf Funeral waa to be held Tuesday bert Liggina has returned from new subscriptions and' renewing Gail Howard Selected fers was held In April. At this old ones. at St. Paul church . . . Mrs. Ka Utah where he spent a week in time temporarily officers were tie Vess of E. Market st. was a the interest of Air Material 'Hiss Ohio High School' elected. They ore: President, Command, Dayton . . . Mr. ond Pat Long; recording secretary, Mrs. Jack Couts and daughter By BOB JONES Pat Moss, Central High; corres Bethany Baptist Haydn Program April 25 Debbie, spent Easier In Frank WELL, THE "Miss Ohio High ponding secretary, Joyce Wimb fort, Ky., visiting Mr. and Mrs. School" contest went off with' a ley. East High. By ESTHER E. SMOTHERS In Wilson Memorial Hall Claude Roberts, her parents. bang and three very pretty, po "The Week After Easter" was CINCINNATI. — Sponsored by Accompanying them was Max Each staffer was introduced. pular misses were crowned. The group decided to give a the theme of Rev. A. L. Mason University of Cincinnati and its Howell. GaU Howard from East High Charles Palps Taft memorial Bermuda hop and invite all Co at Bethany Baptist last Sunday. MR. AND MRS. John Ware, captured first place, Kay Jus lumbus clubs. Time and place Four accessions war* made. fund, sesqulcentesszsial of the tice second and, Gail Suel third. Mrs. .Icy Boyd and Mrs. Nancy wiU be determined later. Music was by male chorus. death of Austria's great- Franz Judges chose the girls on ac Moore motored to Detroit to vis Youth choir sponsors a tea and Joseph Haydn will be observed it relative* . , , Rev. David tivities, poise, neatness and aU- ARE YOU INSTERESTED in with a unique program Satur around personality. obtaining a subscription to the social hour, Sunday, April .12, 9 Cunningham was guest speaker to 8 p. m. Th© public is invltcd. day, April 25, 8:15 p.m., In Wil* at Church of God Sunday. He Is Also featured at tho Youth Ohio Sentinel? Wouldn't you like son Memorial hall, Clifton and {Center that night was talent and to read the "Teens and 20s" Mrs. Martha Chapman is direo* University avs. it**™* '™«*e"? '* '£™ a dance. • pago every week so you'll know tress. Sunday, April 12, Rov. Appearing will be Mat Rudolf War*' Denny Caldwell, Gilbert Miss Howard will be crowned what's happening? This Is an Mason is guest speaker at Zion conducting a "Haydn orchestra" Ware and Robert .Honor* spent at Masonic Temple Friday, April Baptist, Springfield. He will ba of Cincinnati Symphony mem- a tew day* in Chicago . . , Mra. 10, 8 p.m. Hiker* Club Planning accompanied by bis male cho bens, in addition to Mme. Alice Mae Gordon of Mansfield la SPRINGFIELD SENDS soma For Summer Activities rus, youth and senior choirs and E h 1 e r s, mterntionally known spending sometime with ber son news that things will really be Bickers club of Spring St ushers at 3 p. m. An apprecia harpsichordist and guest mem and family at Gordon Rest swinging down that way come YMCA Is making plans tor the tion dinner will be given Thura- ber of Cincinnati College-Con Home . • , A lov«iy-program April 10-11. YMCA will hava a coming season to visit many day, April 16, 7 p. m., honoring servatory of Music artist feral* was given by St. Paul's Sunday circus. Belmont Club will be outstanding points of interest in Bethany basketball team.. Trus ty, and Dr. Karl J. Geiringer, school last Sunday , . . Mra. well represented by the Checks, Pennsylvannls, Ohio, Michigan, tees of Bethany ar* sponsoring noted Boston university musico Flossie Lmdsey visited her Lto_r_nftgl»fery7Hs^rt Pierce, W. Virginia and Kentucky. For a chicken, ham and green din logist recognized as today's out daughter, Mrs. Robert Hollo- Paul Gore, Alice Grant, Candy information call Jack Toler, Ax. ner beginning at noon, Saturday, standing biographer of Haydn. way, -6. Main at. Adkina and others. 9-8651. I April 18. Th* publio 1* Invited. «** >^t ***/ ' -a-aaaa-aai YMM'M i-Swtf mm __.--_-.-_S-----
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*f AGR 18 THE OHIO SENTINEL T3B QH-O BENT1NEL PAGE 19 intervened end wrought thia. Pilgrim Baptist wonder of « new creation. .OUR PRAY ER—Father of th* Thursday a quartet musical universe, we thank thee for mak St. Paul Youth Review April 18 will be held at Pilgrim Baptist. ing thia new creation possible, BE 18 NOT HEREt for he is; Friday, April 10, Rev. Joseph and So tell of the fires vision, that man might be brought back risen as He said. (St. Matthew Davis will preach for pre-wom- when Jesus met the women and to thee. Grant that we will ac -41:0) "This Jesus hath. God en's day program. Saturday, said, "All* hail*', Matthew alone cept same, which justify and fried chicken dinners will be raised up, whereof we all ere attempts to describe the Resur witnesses." (Acts 2.32) save us; through Jesus Christ served all day. Call CI. 2-.-81 o« rection, though that is beyond our Lord. Amen.—REV. L SIM* No one can rind adequate lan CI. 0-2190 to have dinner deliv the powers of man. PSON. ered. Sundoy, April 12, Rev, guage to express appearance t>f There are main theories of the Marbry,' former pastor, will be Almighty God who is the immor Resurrection; many suggestions tal, lnvisitble, dwelling in the Needles* Deaths guest speaker; at 11 a, m. At 2 as to what this spiritual b-dy light to which none cun ap p. in, Usher Board will enter means; many questions about About 46 percent of all breast proach. Having said thus, only tain Federation ot Ushers and who moved the stone. From all cancer patients are now being symbollcnl snd poetical lungu- such discussions We may learn saved. The American Cancer Rev. Calloway of Antioch Bap age must be used. St. Matthew, tist will speak. Each Monday at something. But In the long run Society says 81 percent of the * Jew writing for Jewish Chris we come back to the truth patients could be saved If the 7 p. m. Mt. Calvary Missionary tians, has described a miracle Baptist Ass'n will have a class •taught by St. Matthew, that it disease was diagnosed and wrought by God Himself. was the Almighty Father who treated *Brly. on missions. The public is in He goes on te show that th* vited to attend. Rev. U. O. tomb was empty ("Come see ^aeoBasanmemwsxassmBajaMm ST. PAUL AME YOUTH FELLOWSHIP, members tion Bible school. Mrs. Ghettis Dixon Is project chair Campbell is dean. Wednesday, the piece where the Lord lay") .pictured, presents fashion review and talent hour Satur man, Mrs. Helen Paxton co-chairman and Joan Bedford April 15, Nurse Corps ot Pilgrim day, April 18. 8 p. nt., in main church auditorium. Pro president of the group. will have a program. RIEDER'S HARDWARE ceeds will be used to help with expenses of Daily Vaca Hosack Baptist SPECIAL OFFER! (GOOD ONLY APRIL 2nd - APRIL 25tb) Trinity Baptist In Midst Of Musical Workshop A talent program will be held at Hosack Baptist Sunday, May Purchase One (1) Gallon of Trinity Baptist is currently in music and hymnology. The visors and assistants. Piano and Madolin Johns, Jacqueline Phil- Tl. Those interested may con the midst ot a musical appre group numbers nearly 75 mem organ clinic, conducted by pian pot, Lady Hill, Patricia Ann tact Mra. Eva Burton, Mra. Ro HANNA SATIN SHEEN (Any sa Mahan, Mrs. Helen Latham ciation workshop as a means of bers. ist James Yarborough, and Robinson, Sue Bennett and Ger- or members Missionary Society, Color of Your Choice) AND... bringing a clearer and more ap Classes are broken Into lec voice clinic, led by Miss Leola aldina Watson. Fellowship dinner- will be held ture clinics with teachers, ad- Simpson, are at present the preciative approach to sacred April 24. Women's Day rally was moat advanced. Bernard Upshaw, Vern Mul- lins, Hoyt Jones, James Fra- a success. Rev. Kenneth Byrd GET FREE Services In Columbus Churches PROF. LELA GLENN also rier and Samuel Smith round out has been ordsined Into the ml* will give instructions and dem nistry. 12 noon; Evening Services, a p. tn.; Tuesday, 9 p. m., worship; the assistant staff. One (1) Quart of Wh'rie or (oiling While onstrations on organ. Godwin, secretary. Sunday School, 10 a. lis.J Morning Worship, REV. E. A. PARHAM. work- Thursday, 8 p. m.,flible Class; Saturday, 8 p. m., Worship. . HANNA SATIN SHUN Without Charge More classes are expected to shop director, and James Mar Friendship Bapt. Apostolic Faith Temple Church be added to th* workshop in the tin, Miss Simpson and Mr. Yar This is i $8.28 Value For Only $6.31 near future, among them "Spir By GLADYCE E. HOLMES You are Invited to attend Apostolic Faith Temple Church, 1073 borough are clini* ohairmen. "Esther In the Land of th* Leonard Ave. Bishop William Goodwin, pastor; Mother B. itual Beginnings ln Music," Hopes are also pending for ad IT WAS IN September when Faul's party left Cae- 27 N. NELSON RD. (L 8-3620 Hymnal Framework and Be King" is the subject of Rev. R. dition of a brass ensemble ln aarea, in Italy. They nailed slowly for many days;. Con FREE PARKING FREE DELIVERY C ildwell Temple A ME Zion ginning," "History of Spiritual T. Gleaves at Friendship Baptist the near future depending on Sunday, at 11 am, at which trary j-vinds plowed their progress and caused them to lose Worship and fellowship with purpose at Caldwell Temple AME Attributes to the Church," "Re statistical. outcome of the work time observance of Women's day r Zion, 624 E. Long st. J. Dallas Jenkins, minister. Church ligious Composers and Their muc*h. time. Each day ihe sea was stormy and hailing was school, 9:30 a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Christian Endea shop's present sessions. Assist- will be held. Regular prayer Works," and "History of Chor service is each Wednesday, 7:30 becoming.very dangerous and now winter waa almost upon vor, 6:30 p m. Evening worship, 8 p. m. Midweek Praise, ales and Mass Choirs," I n g pianist-instructor Vincent Waiters will be several of his p.m. them. Wednesday, 'p.m. The Capital City's Temple of Methodism Added weekly feature will be In mid-sea they ran into a ter THE PLACE, THE PRICE, AND THE PEOPLE several prominent guest speak private students. Roman Christians came to Three Mt. Olivet Baptist Spring Tea April 26 xlble slorm.' The wind ripped ers. Including Vincent Walters, and tore «i the sails, so the Taverns to meet him. (Three Visit nest Sunday at Mt. Olivet Bsptist, 428 E. Main st. "Ua It is also hoped that through Workers. Council, Mrs. Olive Are All Inviting At Southgate Manor who will speak on ""History of sailo*** had to strip their masts, Taverns is a station on a road Creed Bat Christ." H. Beecher Hicks, minister. The Church al tha organ lectures and demon- George president, la making the Piano," and The Sentinel's leaving the ship to drift as it called the Apptnn Way, which Study, 8 a. ra. The Church at Worship, 10:45 a. m. Baptist s'trations that, more -youthful at plans for Union Grove. Baptist'* Lucius E. Lee, whose topi, is would, .wildly over the sea. TUty leads from Rome lo th«»B«y of Training Union, 9 p. ra The Church at Worship, 7:30 p. m. tention may be focused upon 8th annual spring tea April 28, "Oratorial Opera." feared that the ship would sure Naples.! ""** that instrument. 4-8 p.m., in Morris Allison Trier The clinic's staff assistants ly be dnsh«-d to pieces -gain*! Over this Appian Way, th*. le Second Baptist auditorium. Mrs. Margaret include Mir-ses Barbara Frazler, THE THEME OF THE work some rocky shore. gions of the CaeRfsrs had march You're always Welcome at 2nd "Baptist, 188 N. 1 Ah st. C. F Wlniion Is chairman. Rev. Anna L. Lee, Lucia Cherry, shop, "Relationship- of Today's For days neilher slin not stars ed tn conquer tha-.world, and Jenkins, minister. Church school, 9:15 a. sh. Morning worship, Phale D. Hal* is pastor of Youth and Church Music." appeared until ell hope- was lost from this road could be seen .."••» a. m. 'Evening worship, 7:45 p.-sn^ ... --- "'_,.--• Union Grove. stresses •Importance tyday -of thnt*they should ever be saved. one of the most magnificent Shiloh Baptist. " COLUMBUS'. youth and religion,,papticylBrly S But P-ipfTiad* the "wnfiderice «"'f pblec**wbf Rsjjfie, the palace <,. j the-f-mpeior Nero, which stood Come to Shiloh Baptist, HamUton-at Mt. Vernon avs. James W FUNERAL DIRECTORY m musjo. •hi-; faith. He «_.«•_(.> the" -Jailors *•• Parrish, minister. Radio broadcast (WBNS), 8:15 a. m "Be %A goocf cheer! •j'her* on""a hillr • • * ••''..» a* Although the clinic Is primar Church school (children may be left with competent mothers BROOKS shall be no loss of any man's Julius delivered his prisoner's ily for youngsters 12-19, the ' ' during worship), 9 a. m. Church at worship, 11 a. ni. Contin FUNERAL HOME. INC life among you." to the captain of the guard, but ued Church school tor small children, 11 a. m. Baptist Training HOB E. Long SL public, church members and Paul was not kept.confined with Onion. 9 p. m. Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. Music by five choirs CL. 3-1411 non-church members alike are FOR 14 DAYS THEY drifted, the others. He was „lv*..n per invited to attend. end lasted, There were 276 pas mission to live by himself, in Missionary Temple CME Church CROSBY FUNERAL Th« sessions swing evety sengers and sailors. Paul said the keeping of " soldier to whom You are always welcome at Missionary Temple C.M.E. Church, HOME to them: he was bound by a chain, for 7! E. Mound St. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; Morning Worship, Tuesday at 8:30 p. m. "Th* House of Friendly . •'This i-fttfie: 141h'a*y_thet you Pajil called the chief*' of the 10:45 am.; Evening Worship, 7:30 p.m.; Prayer Meeting every Sarvic*"' h»v» fasted., i prayyf-u lo take Jews together and talked, to Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Rev. J. B. Harris, minister. - 1072 E. Long St. some fir-d" them. He explained his case Then Paul' tjnik" bread and^;fully . Union Grove Baptist CL. 2*1 SSS ML Girmel Baptist Come to worship at Union Grove Baptist, 288 N. Champion Aye. gave thanks to,.God. Breaking And they said to him: Southgate -Manor Apasimenjs Are Only 18 Minutes From Broad & High By MARTY TUFF Phale D. Hale, minister. Church -school for all ages, 9 a. m. WILUAMS & McNABB the bread, they ate JSnd were ef "We neither received letters And Offer You Gracious Suburban Family Living Featuring . ., Church at worship 10:45 a. m and 7:30 p. m. Nursery for ba MORTUARY, INC Rev. Andrews and congrega- good cheer. , , i out of Judaea concerning thee, bies and pre-school children while you worship. Jr. church with FUNERAL HOME Home remedies caai be . m Mod>rn Kitchens ' • ,_*ree-F«rced Hot WalVr Heat ?.aimed worship on the level of children through age of 12 at gation were Sunday guests at At daybieak, the sailors saw neither any of the brethren that 81S E. Long St. daaa-e-ous. At the flm • Garbttge "Disposal Unite (Contioli* f counseling by appoint in ent. CL. 8-9521 doctor; then see a* to on the Island of Malta.. T.oi thee. But we desire to. hear of • file Bath With Showers • Free Tran.*portati'in To Livingston Ave. people's choir. Communion fol • Playground tt Parking Areas Wi have his prescription ae- three months they tarried, there. thee Whiftjt thou tlijnke-Jt. for as '. • Large Picture Windows Gay Street Baptist lowed. Beginners meeting is curately r on-pounded. • Plenty of Closet & Sturege Space C D. WHITE * SONS Tuesday. Rev. Sanders and con Until navigation opened. Then concernipg this sect, we know #-Automatic Laundry . Dryers 10c — Washers 38c A hearty welcome awaits you at all times at The Gay Street FUNERAL HOME gregation are guests Sunday at they boarded, an Alex-ndrhm lhat every where it is spoken Baptist Church, 498 E, Gay St. at Washington Ave. U. O. 1217 ML Vemon Ava. 3 pm. April II, Jp m., Rev. H, JAMES »hjp which had wintered at the against.'.* I Bdrm. Apt. $67.50/rno. — 2 Bdrm. Apt. $77.50/mo. — 3 Bdrm. Apt. %B7.M/mo. Campbell, minister. Church school, 9 a. m. Morning worship, CL. S-1S14 W., Patterson, pastor, closes out Island and proceeded t>iv then 2 BDRM. FURNISHED APT- $125/MO. 10:35 a. m. Evening worship, 8:30 p. m. the 40th anniversary at Refuge way. SO PAUL DWFLT for two MRS. O. A., WHITTAJ-If. PHARMACY Bsptist. No 1 young people's ln springtime, they landed at years in his own b'rrd house OPEN 9 A. M. - 9.P. M. LHethel Church Our Lord Jesus Christ World Wide AND SONS. INC choirs will socompany him. 153T ML Verno, Av*. mjar the hill of Ihe palaces. FUNERAL HOME at Taylor Puteoli. on the Buy of Naples, Usher Board met Wednesday and >tayed there^sevchYoays. He 'received all lhat came, to 451 S. Wheatland Avc^ Church School 9:30 a. m., Morning Wor 720 E. Long St night. Church fellowship dinner For Delivery Call him, preaching the Kingd- m ef ship U a, m.. Young'People's Services 8 p, m.. Evening Serv* CL. 8-9549 Tbe brethren in PuteolJ warmly is April 24. Mrs. Roxie Richard CL. 2-660* CL. 2-02S4 God. and teaching those thing** tce-J 7.30 p. m., Bible Study every Tuesday at 1:30 p. m.. Mis l*^AWe^l_-sr taclssdes •tfelcomed Paul and sent news of son of Dayton, aunt of Mrs. Lilly SUMMER STORE HOURS which concern the Lord Jesus sionary Services Thursday 7:30 p. m.. Praise and Worship Fri- Members Ot lb* Celamba* Saa. t s.sa. ta 19 pats. him to Rome, so that when he day 7:30 p. m. All are welcome. Elder B. C, Thompson, Pastor. Ringer, wss « visitor lsst Sun with all confidence, and no man* Funeral Ass'a day. Mee.-Sat. 1:20 *.m. ta It pjrs. arrived there with Julius and 2100 ALUM CREEK DR. (All CL 8-8464 tb* ether prisoners, * band of preventing or stopping bim.
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SATURDAY/APRIL 11, 1059 PAGE 21V THE OHIO SENTTNia SATURDAY, AF&Il, 11.1959 THg OHIO JmNT-JNiEL FAG-car TEENS and TWENTIES Beatty Center Open House This Week Pat Long, Editor AX.'1-9790 Norma J. H-ilitM, A&s't Editor Beatty Ccrjtcr is holding openi. Beatty Sr. Teen Council, led FRIDAY NIGHT IS set asfa-aHson and Edward William*. Game hoase April 8, 9, 10 from 3: -.30} by Robert Shank, will present for old persons and Dr. W.H.[tlme is 9 p m. untjl 10 p.m. dmiy. Open house a ityle and variety show in the Walker will lead hia All-Star In the auditorium, Beatty Dan* will feature displays centered auditorium. Models taking part group, mad* up (if Vincent Wal co'Dept., headed by Catherine around club* within the center. ara Toey Brown, Sue Kent, Pris- ter*), Dez-ie Harris. J.V. Evans, Wiley, will present Latin Ameri That Odor At Central? Wednesday night was Recog cilla Andrews," Fay Andrews, Ralph Pryor, Fred Johnson,- can techniques plus tb* latest nition- night. AU league winners Yvonne Holland, Carol Crockett, Clifton Wade, George Scott and "craze", the Madiaon, wire presented award certifica Charlotte W a 1 k * r, Alexander Larry Johnson, against Recrea*- DECORATIONS WERE done tes by Bill Bell, Recreation Com Willis, Robert Prate-- and others. tion All-Stars featuring Claude by Arts and Craft* Dept., hcad- It's Restaurant Cook mission member and sports edi WDlls, Bump Clark, Dr. Bavfd ed by Mrs. Alma Taylor and Ce- tor ot Tbe Ohio Sentinel. Russell Jones, Beatty Advi By PAX MOSS like the at tor the tact they ara delicio.ua ordor* all over the sory Council president, will pre Hamlar, Roy Smith, Earl Johns, framica Dept., headed by Miss CENTRAL HIGH very quirt and the boys can't school? That's the restaurant INTERMEDIATE GIRL SCOUT TROOP ITT IS BEING in THURSDAY IS TEEN NIGHT sent trophies to Sr. Boys and Ray Clark. Jack Thomask Wil* Bettye Patterson. CONGRATULATIONS to make the noise In them that traintng c I a a a. Students are: stalled during three day open house program which ends Fri* and teenagers will take over. Young Adult League winners. llara Kendxlck, Phillip Donald- Beatty Advisory Coucil and basketball players who made are Inclined to make. StodenSs trained in these classes to cook day, April If, at Poindexter Center. Troop 1* under direction ef iBeatty Sr. Teen Council will act All-City. Th«*y are Eddie Tucker like them because they, esn and serve in restaurants when Mrs. Nancy Hampton. Other activities featured include dance, [a* hosts and hostess. and WaUUce Chandler. . sneak in the classroom* and they finish school. Classes con drama, arts and crafts displays, athletics, talent show, tree Refreshments will be served. BILL BELL Varsity basketball boy*, who! dawn the halls without anyone stat of cooking, selling and rules dance. Eddie Saunders la emcee for Friday's program which Youth Social Calendar Crowded received letters tor echievtMm'nt'knowing. Se etrrryttodj'% happy of etiquette. Jobs are obtained begins at 7:34 p. m. and is epen te the publio.—-Pierce Phote. (iurin-> tha 'S_-*50 season are Ed for students upon completion of By ROBERT J ON IS die Tucker. Herman Reeves. YOG SURE CAN let! when the course. This is very helpful "Faahion* of the Times" is the The Biggest Stow of Sfan fer '59Tj# w 1 as it prepares student for an r*e» *&*^*aMMM*> *fm */ -ajajiiii a*as*-__fc^.^ajfj|t /" _ Hugh Lynch, Wallace Chandler, K aster has come and gone, theme of the annual style show cupatiun and also teaches better f OdU; Glover and Freddie Gray. fc'vetyont. has been »* sharp at 'Tween You And Me presented by Ambassadors club eating habits and prepration ol CENTRAL IS BRINGING school lately. The Bunny Man of Mt. Olivet Baptist Ftiday, right kinds of food. So follow By PAT LOiIQ aprinr. in with white tennis Stlre kives Ccntralites. April 10, 8 p. m., in th* church -hoes. Couples everywhere are your nose and you'll find a hap WELL. I GUESS SPRING fever has hit me too. Might auditorium. Mrs. Autry Mixon . .wearing' them. The teachers HAVE YOU BEEN smelling! py group. as well accept it. it'a gotten everyone else. This weather is guest model featuring fash i ions of spring and anrnmer for IWVtS QU£SWN2 gets you in the mood to read, or juat walk outdoors, or, If •AKTOk^i^ ladies. Mr. Francis Howell and voueoA) Masonic (koiip you're like me, write poetry. 1 will be guest models featuring Give Easier Gifts So that's what 1 did. Guess it's human nature for folk* latest In Continental apparel for /bitkk Inside East High to gossip and carry on. ao I made up a good antidote for men. There are a limited num By 'VIRGINIA HONOR gossipers, "Say Something Nice." ber at tickets, which* may be ob .. Lords and Ladies Ct. N» 3, By MARILYN WOODEN AND JOYCE WIMBLEY Thus you get the title of my latest poem: tained by calling th* director of headed by Friend Bernadette yPWMftOA Sa-2- East High SAY SOMETHING NICE the show, Mr*, Helen Sharpe, Fields. Marimagdaline Court THIS WEEK we will take a look on the Inside of Eaat People talk, it's human nature, CI. 3-1390, or yours truly, CI. S* N<». 6. headed by Friend Norma High and some of ita activities. AH winter boys have been And everything the*- aaj's not true. 62115. Miss Elanor Smith is in J. Westmoreland, snd' Causlete; practicing for track and cro*ss country teams. They must FRANCIS HOWELL ROBERT JONES ' But smile and keep your chin up, structing the models. Court No. 21, headed by Friend! be pretty dam good by now. Mansfield was upset by Our John's Arena on OSU Campus 'jfcWvy* Vou'lufivi better, they'll feel blee. 809 ML Vernon a v . . . Ohio Gloria Frederick, made and de* mjKhty roar, 79-89. with plenty of excitement, eapecially EAST HIGH PRESENTS Its Proceeds will go toward scholar Folks will say mean things Ass'n of Beauticians win be corated 53 Easter baskets which, wheR ^ fjn{3hed first. spring operetta, "The Mika ships . . . Delmanica club pre •Mt/KNOryCKS Much quicker than compliments. sponsoring a dance and talent . ~-r stAyo-, CIAY TYSON ****** they donated to King Branch do", April 16 17. The curtain M sents a talent and style show at Court No. 8 for Children*' hospi APRIL FOOL'S DAT was real They'll dwell oa your bad habits. will open at 8:30 p. m. aad. show st the Spring SL Y" Tackered. largest; Louise An April 11. Eddie Saunders wit Mrs. Helen Paxton's Play school tal ly maddening, with ail partiei- They hate to say what you really meant. tickets may be purchased April 17. Pat Lattimer ia style \UMp*&^i6M£mm'tsMt Royal Star Chapter No. 14 and j pating in tbe ribbon and bow tie derson and George Thornhirl, Bat you Just keep happy, keep telling yo-arsetl. from East H'sJi students . . . he spinning the records from prettiest. ft tO II p. m. director • • • Don't forget skat Faith Chapter No. « donated j contest. Winners were Macie That gosslpers will call Style show and dance at the ing nightly and dances on the 2BI6 SHOWS iJil FtH. APRIL 24 THERE ARE A LOT of per Candy for the gifts. I Moore and Louis Mostey, fun- Even a giant an elf. Copa Club April 19. Curtis and weekend at Joyland . . . Miss soiia missing from classes. COLUMBUS COUNCIL PTA VETS MEMORIAL BID6. Junior worthy matron, of the'•"••*«• *«*"*"- Conrad and Delo- See, some have no security, * Nichols Business Service will will sponsor its 23rd annual mu [Ohio High Schjjpl" queen will be Where is everybodyT Must be Tickets — S3.50 * $3.60 • $2JS*> - $1.75 • Tax lad. courts are Friends Odessa Grierj *'*•- Thomas, most unusual; present this event for benefit sic festival of Columbus public crowned at Masonic Temple busy practicing for the operatta. Ne faith in this life. Beaton's Music Store — A Ben Cewatt Promotion iuid Ellen Jennings. I Shirley Compton and Vernon of disabled veterans. Gayteesssr schools at 8 p.m. April 9 at SL April 11. They will present "Mikado", So to make themselves mere cemfertsbte. sorority will be one of the April 16-17. Main characters are They tear at others' strife. clubs participating. Diane Lat- STARTS TODAYI Dairy Queen Paul Cora. Karen King, Annet - It- you just keep looking upward «. . timer,reports tickets are-ea Win BIG-prizes.Jn ihis exciting new game en •_•*__»__ te McKinney, Nina Nesbitt, She And make no downward trend. sale at the Business Service, Ha Elginton, Henry Hicks end They'll find that you're the stronger-. James Johnson. Admiaition ia And will try to be your friend. •'"»*> 19 cents, TOoi*, t p.m. Tickets . Se say something wonderful, • Pilgrim Center Scene maty ba obtained from any band Te lift their spirits up, * ** j»r chois's member *t»r Student Of Dance/ Talent Show «•£• „_ Help them to tee.^„ -,.- Pepsi-Cola Council representative, . * That they ttyxj get the "*Gold*ss*Cup> "^*- FRIDAY, At*Kit. It, 7 p m ., Sponsored By Council Never feet disheartened By BRENRA ROUSE admission free,' Kingsmr-n dub - * . . AND DIANE FAIR 77 will model at' Pilgrim sclw>-"." When something unkind Is said. "*".. • M Teen Council of Pilgrim Rec ttKEMg FREDDY HARMON Just overtook It. reation Center will sponsor a is a heartbreaker. Wilt he keep Never lose your head. trying to go with Jackie Woods? Life Is just wonderful, talent show and dance in a nightclub setting Friday, April Someona says his chances are -But to add lo Us spire. on half gallant 10, at the center a* part of ths slim. Benny Brooka seems te When something Is -.aid wrong about jam, council's open bouse progr-m. Dot of Dairy Quoen have Jackie all to himself. last smite and say something nice. Tlie program promises to be • • • Very entertaining ond prizes Stack your freeusr with deli Franklin's Fuiure EVER.TRIEO TO SMILE IN THE MIDST OF HEARTACHE? HOW TO WIN ! will be given for the best acts. cious DAIRY QUEEN at It's hard. Bui after all, what Is life but a web with ail ef sal Talent will" Include the Mar 1. Just collect capt from bottles 2. If you hexa a "winner*' bring caught in it? sensational savings! Only Teachers Entertain quees, Checks, Ambassadors, of Pap.i-Colo . . . tkey're where your completed entry blank and DAIRY QUEEN hat that Those'who gel out of the web are the ones wlio fight the hardi Jennie Williams, William Bed yeu find them. Get official entry our bottle caps to our Pepst*Cole Repress n t i n g Franklin Jr. {ottiing Plant- end pick up your real country-fresh flavor* est to gel ahead. Why wasta life's few precious moments worry ford, Clyde Evans, Brtrnda blank with every carton of Pepsi- High's Future Teachers organi ing about what people think about you or .what they're saying? Cola or al your dealer's. No pur prise .. . 'that's elll Start your bot Rouse, Diane Fair, Freddy tle cap collection today end in zation, the following girla enter The state institutions for the mentally insane ar« full of per-otai chase necessary to enter contest. HUR*Y. THiS OFFER EXMIS APRIL tained 33 young residents of Tread well, Geraldin* Henderson, crease your chances of winning. who worried about what tlie neighbors thought. the Diplomats and many others. Then lift tha cork under the capt. Hannah Neil Mission with a par There's a black or gold latter ^ Use your energy on something constructive that will benefit Judges include Freddy Howell, • No purchase necessary ty lest Saturday afternoon: mankind instead of trying to "get _ven." pr./ited (aside. Try to spall out two Judy Brown, Barbara Towers, Pat Long, Eddie Jay Colston. key words that fir the "i" en the • Find caps everywhere Life's too short. Penny Hicks, Carolyn Landers, Eddie Saunders 'will act as em entry blank ,. . you'l! tee and hear Turn your head to goeaipers. e Collect Vw . . . Swap 'em! Carol Casio, Marsha Dickinson, cee. them In Pepsi-Cole advertising. Myrna Ratliff, Hannah Ander THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK—Life itself can't give us Joy u»v All parents sire invited. Thousands of Prizes in the Athens-Columbus Area! son. less w« really will it. Lit* just gives us time and space, it's up to us to /ill It. Y Esquire Profiles Miles Be Sociable HELP FOR PARENTS Miles Davis is profiled in the have a Heip tor parents In underatan- Church Gains 100,000 current Ej-quire^nagatine by Gold letters win 1959 Paul Davies CHEVROLETS : Pepsi-tCtiUi _i*g the everyday problems of N. YORK. -» Membership in jn,T*U or IV* percent over the Nat Hentoff, outstanding Jara setters wis chelae: Bl TONE *J7SPEED PSONOGRAFnS, Arv'n Radios, adolescents can be obtained ln the Protestant Episcopal church critic and writer. ' Miles was the light books available at the publio U .*;«••:•',• _n,:. , _i_A. .». previous year, according to Uss also voted first place in the Redak Star-Flex Camera Sets, Wallace Tableware, Pepsi Piente Cooler a brary. reached an alt-time high otf ' * ;•_•• Down Beat trumpet player poll, refreohssteni I • - M74,3-T la 1958, aa lnar.-_e of tlM Episcopal Church Annua**, andl named outstanding Jaxs Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Athens, Rout* 33, CKauncey, Ohio p*r»oisesity of that y«ar. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Cewpany. Columbus, 448 E. LtVlngston, Columbus, O.
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SATURDAY, APRIL H.195,s- PAGE 22 THE OHIO .SENTINEL SATUrfDAY, APRIL 11, 1959 THE QmO 3JlNTINs-L' :. PAGE 23 " •• i 11 .1. .• •t"i»i *• Actor Harold ScoH Ella Favorites To Deliver Reariin§$ ALL ABOUT COLUMBUS -' 'rM'•'••<•• ~ : Will Highlight V, : Harold Scott, young off-Broad- : 7<7 7—- I • wayY actor, wtB mast* hit TV With Chris Y7Y-' debttt when he delivera dra 1 • . '.-• 'Swing To Spring' To List Your Attraction or Service Telephone *CLearbrook 3-7416 '"" """^'v." "i matic readings from ' "God's THE PEACE AND QUIET OP A NELSON RD. 1 f__t *- ' •" .' i Trorahotie-,** celebrated oollea- Ella fiUgerald will sing some home was broken recently by tho threat of a shooting. BBSS . of tha highlights from "Aa Kve* tlon of Negro folk poems, ON but thank heavens it never happened. As the story goes. : ••Lamp Unto My Feet" sfcsnda-jr, Saksf With Ella Fitzgerald," her tha husband became enraged when his wife refused to April li, C8S*TV, 10-10:-0 a. m. Current, sail-nut concert pro- move one of their children to another part of the house. Juanita 's Big Break am, oa "Swing Into Spring," Tlie poems, writtaa by James So much so that he threatened to shoot her if she did not ta-_-3-_-a-l HI' Ssa_-aa_-sa_-a- IS-TV's hour-long, all-star i Wcldon Johnson, are based on S comply. She apparently took him seriously and called 77 : feY^SSfS" special, Friday, April 10, s>-10 tha police. All is well in those parts, except the officers s-nnons originally delivered by P. m., Ch. 10, Columbus. ?->'.••••'••.:'. ''•'•••' . :"Wm Negro preachers tn the late 18th were called Back several days later to administer aid to 'Imitation' Role Mlsa Pitsgerald's stage per* _ century. the missus for a case of "severe headache"—NOT in Y-rY-YYY •'•:.« **'.'' formanoe has won such bravos A second career has blossomed for former singing H duced by a blow. star Juanita Moore with such power and importance that aa. Scott will be musically Sup as the Los An '•••'•'. ; ported by a choir from Union geles Examin her prior BUCCCSH as' a songstress is certainly doomed to a • '. . B^YAJI Baptist,. Montclalr, N. J. er's comment: A SHORT ROMANCE CAME TO THE BITTER secondary role in the chronology of her accomplishments SINGE* Harry Belafonte. "Had the audi end the other day when an Eastside gent found out the in the entertainment world. CLYDE MeFHATTER IS W STAR STUDDED LINEUP of •chick he took in didn't appreciate his hospitality. He Hollywood's crystal*gassn cess, appearing at N. York's performers appearing with "Biggest Show of Stars for '»." IT'S AT THK LIBRARY sbove, aad aatbar Cleveland ence been the Amory will be visited by Ed U. S. Congress was happy as a lark as they sipped warm wine and look sre certain that with release of Club Zanzibar, the Palladium in spring edition, slated for Vets Memorial, Columbus, 7:30 and It When you become Interested ward R. Marrow cm "Person it would have ed at a western on TV. He arose the next morning and Universal-Irrternat'l's "Imitation London and Paris' Moulin p. ta,, Friday, April 24. Others sa east include the Coasters, In a new subject, you are sure to Persa-.'* Friday, April 17. made Ella Fitz- hit the street so he might get more food and wine for of Life," Miss Moore will Rouge.' It was while she was in I.aVern Baker. Fraakie Lymoa, Little Anthony and the Imper to find books and magazines re Cts. 10, Cobs-abas. 10:30 11 FI..I.A gerald ths 51st his "natural fox." He could hardly wait until he got emerge as one of filmdom's Paris that a friend urged ber to ials, Cresta, Chantells, Bo Dlddley, Lloyd Price and orchestra. back home to feel the warmth of her presence and the most gifted dramatic actresses, combino her singing with act Wade Plenums, Bobby Hendricks and Clay Tyson. Advance tic lating to It at the public library. P- sss. state then and there." magnetism of her lovely smile. But alas, When he 're-. a projected talent that will not ing, and when War IFforced her kets are oa sale at Beaton's. Money orders must be accompan turned to the pad, the news Was bad. He found a huge soon be forgotten. "Imitation" to leave France, she returned to ied by stamped, self addressed envelope. dusty space where he had once watched TV. The arti opens in Columbus at the RKO- the U, S. to seek dramatic as cle was gone and so was she. Falace Thursday, April 10. signments. "My electric -dryer •BOUT THE MOST TORRID WOOMANCE IN • More than 40 Negro actresses town in sasssety circles has to do with a beige school —among them Pearl Bailey and Her first break as an actress NOW-NIGHTLY helped, me make fudge!" master and a Caucasian achoolmasrm whose amour for Marian Anderson—were consid cams when Nick and Edna each other has just 'bout reached the point of no return. ered by Producer Ross Hunter Stewart gave her an important They wanna get hitched tha worst sort of way but seein' and Dir. Douglas Sirk for thepar t in their "Ebony Showcase" You can take the time to pamper the family's tweet tooth when you as how polite Columbus society frowns on such combos key role that first won fame lor production of Jean Paul 8artre's PAUL COUSAR have an electric dryer to help you. Low-cost electric drying docs more they ain't too sure but they'd better keep the relation Louise Beavers in the 1934 "No Exit" In Los Angeles. than dry your clothes fluffy and sweet. It saves you time and energy, too. ship on a clandestine basis—or else change jobs and/or screen version of the classic In addition tb appearing on AND HIS "NOMADS ol SWING" Your laundry-day routine is shorter, and there's no back-breaking towns. Fannie Hurst novel. drudgery of carrying and hanging wet clothes. Then you can use the time MARIAN ANDERSON stage later in "Take One Giant Nightly 9-2:30 Matinee Sunday 8:30-7:30 and energy you save to be an even better homemaker, wife and mother. THAT WOULD BE ON AGAIN-OFF-AGA1N news "When we interviewed Miss Step" and "Anna Lucasta," paper editor (well, he does get out a sheet every now Moore, we knew our search was Juanita played featured screen If you don't already know how much an electric dryer can help over," Hunter said. "Even If and again) really showcased the gall of which he is roles in "A Band of Angels," CLUB REGAL you, see your electric appliance dealer. He'U be happy to give you she hadn't been an experienced made when he turned up in Our Town t'other night, "Affair in Trinidad," "The 772 E. LONG ST. CL. 8-7668 a free demonstratsoQ. loud and wrong as ever and sett in' 'em up from one ex performer, her sincerity, Girl Can't Help It" and/'Some . . . tremity of first ona bar and another. Apparently this warmth and natural 'qualities eLECTfUCtTY -THB FEATURE WtrH A FUTURE unwelcome (anywhere) visitant has done some picking would Isave won the role." thing of Value." up of that endless chain of bouncy checks he left in his IN '"IMITAT-ON OF LIFE," wake last time he had the temerity to cop «„ stroll in Juanita portrays a widowed -LARTHA SAMMY these precincts, causing him to make a fast, forced exit mother of a delinquent daughter the at-sVU-Ba-w a NisW CO. to healthier climes. Either that or he's still as brazen as who disowns her parentage in ever. an effort to pass as white. Lana COIUMSUS AH- SOUTHISN OHIO SUtCrRIO COMt-ANV KIH DAVIS Turner, John Gavin, Sandra -rs'DANHV- THE BOYS FROM 'CROSS THE COLOR LINE ARE v as'ANNA* at it again—propositioning the Giddy Girl Set member Dee, Susan Kohner, R$bcrt Alda ship that headquarters in a well known town tavern. and Dan O'Herlihy also head the Hit tin' par (off) dirt, too. cast. , Juanita Moore was born In INSPIRATIONAL TRIP Los Angeles Oct. 10, 1922. Her **_3 -»... ***• **r V • ROYAl GRILL KJJCKEN parents, Harrison and Ella Moore, are deceased. As a .--A A family trip to yoi_i* public WE'VE A*FINE REWITATION cMTd Juanita remembers "beat library some evening soon may POR FINE FOOD ft SERVICE her days of worklng-in her moth .-•jr. ba Hist the -Inspiration your er's "ice creaVn parlor"" • children need to appreciate the "POPS" ALLISON, Prop. f52 E. Long St CL. 2*0177 • "On days when I worked," pleasure ln boks. Why not culti she recalls, "there was very lit vate the "library habit?" tle net profit" She was attending Jefferson High when, at the age of 18, a mysterious malady left her par alysed for four months. Finally EARTHA KITT and Sammy recovered, aho went on to Lot You'll see your Davis, Jr., ia ecstatic moment Angeles City college where she from "Anna Lucasta." Hatted studied drama and took part ln THE ENTERTWNMENT WORLD'S particular Artists' screen version of Phil college theatricals. ~^ *»ST_-_*s^^ ip Yordan stage classic, new BRANCHING INTO nightclub THE -MOSTDARIHG STORY EVER playing at RKO-Grand theatre BROUGHT TO THE SCREEN! friends here ta downtown Colambas. work, Juanita gained rapid sue- jaf&b WW W-Wi - J& aas. *-*Ble_r ALL LEC-AL BEVERAGES You'll ba sure to find her* FINE FOODS "^> (o\ko like yourself, who are i m*M\WBmte&&£ ^a^*\vR*wWr\^*M^*% W nX^jf^ll^^^mms^tf^aA^^tW particular about food. Our m f*ra 11 Win ^fiy-fe-ageaLT*-. 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|*AGE'-4 fliKOHlO SENTINEL SArTUBPAY.APRl-.llv IWlsti SATOHDAY, APRIL'IT, 1959 PAGE 29 i , * mil II i II j in TBff-9^WWT«wsfc «tii >r'M? '«'»> ! '* -; - tasy" will feature cottons for all, APTS.. ROOMS FOR RENT occasions, Miss Cansler said. JJrs, Kdwina Booth is chair WANT ADS Out In... IN THE JAZZ IDIOM men of committee on arrange- By John S. Walker menta | Mra. Ann Malloty itt ARE EASY 10 PUCE TUILNER'S choir president, Nellie Ridley Furnished PYTHIAN GRILL BURKES PLACE choir director, Ethel Harris, 1USI DIAL "Biggest Little Grill IIS*! NORTH CUs ST. KESTAUKANT Gloria Harris, Morion Dcuthitt, Colomboa. O. ONE OF THE MOST refreshing things about modem In Columbus" 45.V. E. Loag SL Mettle Henry and Mary White, Apartments jazz Is the continuous line of new young blood coming to CL. 3-7416 PRICES ARE LOW HERE WHISKEY 9% Beer - Wine -* Whiskey committee members. as© Mt, vrrnon Ave. our ranks. Wynton Kelly is a pianist of exceptional aoope> Courteous Want Ad Taker Will Singles — Doubles ROME COOKED FOODS Help You Word Your Ad. BEER. WINE, FOOD «75 OA. *4-» 991 and originality, so much ae that his infiuassca after only Want Ad Readers, Per Lbse M For Rent four years of steady gigging it presently asserting itself. Grand -Reopening At (Count Five (5) Words Per Line) Hiisfi's (hop Suey MINLM17M CHARGE .1* Opaa Fer Business MICKEY'S GRILL As one who has devoted the major portion of bis Ufa to our Display Want Ads, Per Inch 81.4. 31 S. Monroe Ave, 981 Michigan Ave., blues offspring known as bop, let me say that first impressions, ERNESTINE CANSI.ER DEADLINES Between East Broad SL Restaurant Benfley's; TV Prize Readers: Wednesday Noon. Displays Tuesday. QUAUTY FOOD BAR Cor. First Ave. though ot times decetvlng, sre nonetheless highly important and and Oak St. Finest Specializing tn Rome Friday, April 10, marks a day Beer. Wine, Whiskey lasting. ' - •: - • Large Combination Cantonese & American Cooked Food Rome Cooked Foods Jerusalem Choir of opportunity for Columbua oi- LEGAL NOTICES CARD OF THANKS , Foods Beer ft Wine To Carryout WB SPECIALIZE IN tisena. It Ss the date of grand Living-Bedroom, I first heard Wynton play during the. summer of IMS when "he Jlmmie B. Ivey, whose last Special Prices For Opaa Dally 11:30 to 1 A. W. RED ROT CHILI reopening of Bcntley's famous MATLOCK—We wish to thank Kitchen, Bath James V. Anthony, Prap. * worked wills Art Farmer. He impressed ma then mostly with hia Fashion Fantasy known address is 721 48th St., Carryout Orders family credit store, 172 S. High our msny friends for tho kind tltiUUea Paid 663 M*»\ VERNON AVE. home rooted feeling for blues notes and Dud-like phasing, particu Newport News, Va., will take nesses shown us at the sudden Free Pars-tog Available st., same location as before. notice that on March 13, 1999, Laundry Facilities at LEXINGTON NOW OPEN larly with his 10th note punctuations. Is Announced pas-ing of our mother, daughter, Private Entrance *TN. Nelson Rd, at Long Bt. (12 Yrs.-at'Present Location) McCOY'S ONE-STOP The company is offering a "Doris L. Ivey, a minor age 19, sto; _r. granddaughter and cous WYNTON FIRST WORKED HIS PRE-BOP apprenticeship ""Versatility of cottons In dress rait of bargains in quality wear through Annie Belle Lemeile, in. PAULINE DAWK1NS MAT Off-Street Parking RESTAURANT her next friend, filed her pe with rhythm snd blues band, around the east coast. making will be highlighted when Ing apparel for men, women and LOCK. Special thanks to Trinity Near Transportation NOW OPEN NOW OPEN 858 Mt. Vernon Ave. Ernestine Cansler, prominent children and nationally famous tition in the Common Pleas Baptist Church, Pastors E. A. Home Cooked Food Ia UM be played behind Dinah Washington until someone Court of Franklin County, Ohio, and Shops Columbus coiffure and fashion watches, jewelry, radios and ap Parham, A. L. Mason and H. 24 Hour Service told Dis about him. In 1951 be Joined Dlssy's sextet which ansa Division of Domestic Relations, R. Brewer, to the choir, James (Office Side Entrance THE COIY RAINBOW CLUB expert, presents "Summer Fash- pliances In a fabulous new, mo 1045 LEONA AVE. 'Just East ol St. Clair Ave.) Mr. 8. Mrs. CNf-al McCoy, feait-red John CoUranr and Bill Graham. In Cause No. 95447, praying for Yarbrough, the Nurses Corps, in Basement) WINE * BEER SPECIALIZING IN BAR-B-Q*0E RIBS. Props. Ion Fantasy"«at Jerusalem Bap dern atmosphere with many con a divorce and restoration of hcr the Brooks Funeral Home and STEAKS. FISH, FRIED CHICKEN Be played with Dis until the Korean war snatched hum from tist, 4 to 8 p. m., Sunday, April veniences for customers. maiden name, Doris L. Jones, especially to those who sent Open 11 A. M.-1 A. M. Roy Cornute, Prop. tbe sees*. Upoa his return from the wars Wynton Immediately 19, under auspices of Jcrunalem Amazing features are the low on the grounds of wilful absence flowers and donkted their cars for more than one year last and services ln any way. CA. 8-3307 VILLAGE TAVEKN rejataad Dis, senior choir. prices and free credit that cost past. Said cause will be for Us** MT. VERNON AVR. la lie* he played with Art Farmer and from that point ess Miss Cansler is associated nothing extra. Sharon and Arthur Matlock, Jr. Eves 7 to 9 HELEN'S RESTAURANT hearing on or after May 2, 1959. Mrs. Alice Dawkins CoJurokas. O. with Nellie's Beauty Shop, 030 The management urges, the —Wm A. Toler, Att'y. 1-21, 28, Sat. & Sun. 169 Cleveland Ave. CA. 4*0447 Serving the People h* and has became wrapped lo the cloak of a Bad PeweUlsh love far Mr. snd Mrs. Derrell Dawkins E, Long st., as a hairstylist, public to visit the store and re 4-4, 11, 18, 25, 1959. 11 A. M. to 7 P. M. Around Poindexter Village Home Cooked Meals A Specialty and is noted in fashion circles gister for the free TV set draw tfEER, WINE GOOD FOOD Dee* But make senses* Maydella Bennett, whose last MISC. SERVICES Complete Dinners Served Dally throughout Ohio and tho mid Ing. 3-ROOM FURNISHED apart Open 7AM.- Close 1 P. M. address is" unknown, will take PIANO TUNING. Special this 1 CARRY OUT SERVICE * IT SEEMS THAT the attitude west. "Summer Fashion Fan ment. All utilities furnished. He lea Josses, Prop. CHESTER K. WHITE. Opr. The offer continues through notice that on March 18, 1959, week, $5. Piano and vocal les of so many In jazz today ia that out grand opening week. E. C. Bennett filed his petition Private bath and kitchen, sons by concert pianist. AX. BE. 5-7927 you have to sound like aoma- in the Common Pleas Court of 1-1181. . body to be somebody. As long Franklin County, Ohio, Division % FURNISHED rooms. Refined The "Avenue's* Newest" Now Open DOCTOR of Domestic Relations, in. Cause • as the musician is funky and MISC. FOR SALE active pensioner "prelerred. Southern Tea Hold Paul Cousar. No. 95460, praying for a divorce Reasonable. CL. 3-4241, FOUfi-FOSTf-fORE RF-TAURANT plays with enough originality to from her on the grounds of wil COUCH, blossom type, 3-cush lit Bit Vernon Ave., Ju.t East of Cleveland Room keep from being an imitator, X-2K's 502* Copa Slate ful absence for more than one ion, reasonable. CL, 2-1539. 2-ROOM apartment. 475*y_ Mt, Short Order Meals 6 A. M. te 9 P. M. Dstlj then to me he Is truly "wail- year last past and further asks Vernon Ave. $14 a week. Frl. A Sst. to U Mldnljbt Meet Vets* PvUatU Hare temporary and permanent cus AUTOMATIC soft drink cooler. , Ing." Selectomatic. Handles up to FURNISHED and unfurnished Cbkken Dinxsers Every ADDITION t Hew Entertainment tody of their minor child, John rooms for rent. Cooking and Wynton, while absorbed with Willie Bennett, age 9 years. 7 different flavors. Practically Sunday Home Fried FKM 120 159 new. Reasonable. CL. 8-0487." washing privilegef. Utilities . Monk and Bud, has still' enough Paul Cousar and hia "Homads Said cause will be for hearing paid, 75 Hamilton Park. 618 E. LONG ST. 098 976 on or after May 2, 1959.—Web Home Cooked Pies of himself in his playing tb be of Swing'' are being held over LONG & GRANT DOWNBEAT CLUB come distinguished as an orlgt- by popular request at Club Re ster S Lyman, Jr., Att'y. 3-21, RICHMOND AVE. Attractive 3? Legal Beverage* and Barbecue Plate Lunches, SUBTRACTION! 28, 4-4i 11, 18, 25, 1989. Used Clothing Store room apartment. U t i 111 i e g Sandwiches nalisL 638 756 gal, 773 E. Long at., where con paid, modest rent. CL. 8-2088, Open Daily 12 Noon till I A. M. For Members DINAH WASHINOTON I sit end listen to bop piani-ts 11 a u o u s entertainment Ja i Miles Dav-aV whose last known We key aad seB ladles aad 52H N. Garfield Ave. Columbus, Ohio like Tadd Dameron, Horse*., Walter Bishop, Tommy Flanagan, 192 261 nightly fixture. Hours are 9 address Is 380 N. Monroe Ave., ram's used elothing. UNFURNISHED apartment, Bryden Rd. Modern, large, 4 "JT" Tucker, Mgr. p. m. till 3:30 a. m. nightly ex Columbus, O,, will take notice Cer. Loag ft Great Key Bryant and the others whi play in strictly the bop vein, wid SUBTRACTION i _4«, 4»5, 711 that on Feb. 26, 1959, Thelma rooms, stove and refrigerator, oept Saturday when the gong Tippin' Inn Bar ths Bud-Monk roots and become happy because then I feel the ADDITIONS 118, 135, 429 Davis filed hcr petition' ln the third floor, private entrance. distinction between our school and the "one-handed'' perfection rings at 1 a. m. . *a Common Pleas Court of Frank REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CL 8-5870. BARIAFANIE'S lin County, Ohio, Division of Do FINE FOOD ists such aa Brubeck, Phtneas Newborn, Billy Taylor and that IMPRESARIO STAN VOLPE 3-HOOM APA-TTMENT. Strictly PIZZA a SPAOHHTI crowd of heretics. mestic Relations, In Cause No. BEER - WINE is offering the Musical Notes an 95241, praying for a divorce Samuel D. Hooker private. All * utilities paid. BOP, TO MR, IS PURE BEAUTT, IF TOO REMOVE THH Four Pharoahs through the from him on the grounds of Real Estate *% Adults only. $18 per week. . _ (AMY OUT weekend at 502 Club with Sonny gross- neglect of duty—and fur CL. 2-0431. etiiotjwial eoatext from bop thea what have yettT 7W Mi Vernon Ave.' ' : Opea U ,\* M.ll Midnight. Closed Moadsy Till and the Orioles in the-wings ther, asks temporary and perma There has been »om»/iplane-te*i groups apringtag ajp-JA jam nent custody_of their four snihor CL. -MS31 Col's CL. tuMSI INFORMATION BEER d. WINE CARRY OUT Wnideey for scheduled Monday, April 13, children, Geialdine, age.10," Ml- e ti ^ lately bat they have tm &' pitifully Insdequste te say tbe least. j*** _ .' *-• HOUSE CLEANING? Tot your - opening. xhael, 77 Milesf'Jr., 8, and-Wil J wo • lovely. homee-.available to COR. «TH A LEONARD CL. t-Mf Msx even tried b). liam, 4. Said cause will be for closets* use Avon Molhproofer. OPEN -i30 A. M. Saturday dawn dances have move into > before summer, My goodness, should the plan- bseeme an obsolete weapoa hearing oh-or after April 29, 2228 Rldgeway-has 2 bed . Reg; $1.89, Special $1.49 and CLOSE 2:30 A. M. been added to the 502 Club slate. Lavehdar Spray Reg. $1-50, r ia Jam sa la time would our musio. 1959.—Wm. A Toler, Atty. 3-14, rooms, Is*.only 4 years old and Doors open at 5:30 a. m. Mati 21, 28, 4-4, 11, 18, 1959. is a one-floor plan with di* Special $1.29. Call "Avon CA. HUDSON CARRY OUT 79S Ml. VERNON AVE. With eats like Wynton Kelly, Barry Harris, Randy Weston No Job Too Big Or Small nee jazz session is featured on vided bsuement. Near St. 1-3379 for service or strop a sad Ramsey Lewis injecting new fire te the piano, extbietioa Remodeling and repairing is Sunday from 4 to 7 p. m. with Rachel Battle, whose last Thomas Parish. card to Avon, Sb'E. State St., IBS Milter Ave. CL. 8-0056 known address is 748 E. 42nd Rm. 618, Columbua 15, Ohio. aeema unlikely. ear specialty. Whatever your the bandstand open to visiting 1838 Franklin has 4 bedrooms, St., Chicago. HI., will take no 2'.-ciir garage and recreation NOW FEATURING Job . . . build, repair or re* musicians as well as featured CL. 2-0240 At dmei certala aspects ef Jass seem confusing, it's true, model , . . office, home or tice that on March 16, 1959, Her room . in basement. In Holy CAPITAL bat once we realise the Importance ef its message we wUl un* garage, call as for tbe best instrumentalists. man Battle filed his petition Rosary Parish. Call Edna ERMANDO'S PIZZA" in the Conrtason Pleas Court of Moreland to see any day. CL. DETECTIVE AGENCY CARRY-OUT OR DELIVERY derstaad why tha few amongst us fight sa bard for He (bap's) price for quality work and POPULAR RAT CHARLES, a material. Franklin Countj*, Ohio, Division 2-4785 or CA. 4-4249, Divorce Details - Shadowing a> Beer S> Win"Viaee •6 Chssapar*>Champarae #• PartPar f Sascks survival. bell ringer with nightclub and of Domestic Relations, in Cause R. G. Denmead ft Co. Patrol Care Groceries 0} LtLuncu h Meats NO DOWN PAYMENT ballroom fans throughout cen No. 95459, praying for a divorce Realtors Night: CL. 8-1018 3 YEARS TO PAY tral Ohio, has been booked for a from her on the grounds of wil-* 2855 E. Uth SEPARATE 2-story older house. AU Work Guaranteed one nlghter in Copn ballroom, ful absence for more than one References Available year last past." Said cause will * Easy financing. Call Mary TV REPAIR SERVICE SKYLINE CINERAMA BAR Appeal For Fund More Than 22 Tears Service 104SH Mt. Vernon av., Saturday, be for hearing on or after May Smith AM. 8*«94 or HU, Background In Columbus April 18. Advance tickets are on 2 1959.—Webster S. Lyman, Jr., 6-7124. Don S. Guy Realty Co. DISCOUNT TV. More service, Liquor - Beer - Wine - Food N. YORJC-Count Basle, Qcor* excerpts from their famous ra- less cost. CL. 2-0483. ge Shearing, Billy Taylor and cord albums. sale at Copa Lounge. Att'y. 3-21, 28, 4-4, 11, 18, 25, WHITE ALUMINUM. Easily du 1959. . Serving Full Course Dinner* Daily Diz.y Gills-pie will speak to ra Radio stations across the coun WIlliAM I. BELL Copa ballroom dawn danccB plexed, 7 rooms, 2 baths, ga HELP WANTED try will use the one minute *9* Contractor are a weekly attraction With Frank Mitchell, whose last rage. Mt Vernon near Taylor. Cor. Long dc Hamilton CL. 2-0228 dio audience* for United Negro EARN $5000 a year or more aa College Fund during Its forthco peals when ths UNCF campaign BR. 4-7621 dancing from 3 a. m.—REGGIE. known address Is 1009tt Mt. CL. 2-7829 Vernon Ave., Columbus, O., will an Avon representative. CA", Open Daily 10 A. M. till 2:30 A. M. ming nationwide campaign. opens April 1. 388 S. EUREKA. 2-bedroom 1-3379. take notice that on Feb. 4, 1959, modern, steam heat, storm . The four outstanding Jazz mu- Another unsual aimounoemes-l Chrlatene Mitchell filed her pe LICENSED real estate sales shians recorded radio sppeali is an appeal by poet end play windows $2000 down. BR. man. Must be able to devote tition In the Common Pleas 4-27,46_ _^ Dally 5:30 a.m with backgrounds of musical wright Langslon'Hughes. THE PAUL PETERSON CO. Court of Franklin County, Ohio, four or more hours daily to 21 SHRIMP to 1:30. a.m. Division of Domestic Relations, Job. Liberal commission. CL, IN A BASKET 950 DUBLIN RD. HU. 6-4373 FRANKLIN PARK g. 3-3135 or CL. 3-7127. Edward Lanehe* • Short Orders in Causa No. 94996, praying for Home and income. Yes, 6 units UQUOR a divorce from him on the G. Watson, Realtor, 493 Wood UQUOR * BEER Smith Trio Sensation At Top Hat In Louisville with 4 baths and separate kit land Ave. 'v~* Beer • Wlae grounds of wilful absence for chens. Neat aiid clean as a n'n. Fix- • Preach Frits CHAMP ACNE LOU 1-iTIU.*-.. — Rhythirnle Following their two week* more than one year last past. In top condition. Only $17,000. SITUATION WANTED strains supplied by the Johnny Said cause will be for hearing Case Steaks Op*s7 A.M. Till _;_. A.M. •tint at the "Hat**, the aanssv Call ma now. Edna Moreland 6RIU Feed, Beer tt Carryeat ^ Smith- trio ia causing a nightly on or after April 25, 1959.—Web CL. 2-4785 or CA. 4-4240. -ig? REFINED young woman da- Chstsspleo A- ML Veraos OL. 2-6M* RAT REDMAN, Prap. CLOSED SUNDAI stampede st Loulsvtlls's ultra tlonal threesome go to Cleve ster S Lyman, Jr., Atty. 3-14, R, G. Denmead ft Ce. • sires baby sitting or kitchen ?1, 28/4^, 11, 18, 1959. Realtors work. CL. M287. s_ modem Top Hat Tavsm. land for a stay at the Tla Juana. :
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SATURDAY, APRIL 11. 195ft PAGE 27 PAGE 28 THE OHIO SE_^r^lNEL SATURDAY, APRIL 11* 1959 TUB OHIO SENTINEL- GROCERS, BEER and WINE CARRYOUIS MISC. SERVICES MISC. SERVICES MISC. SERVICES _taa_-_ UNDER NEW M MODERN MA&K£T "DAVE" Handler •'CHARUE Margulta BROOKS' AUTO MANAGEMENT Columbus Barber Shop Directory ELECTRIC SERVICE 188 N. 8Mb 8L CL. 84*34 Repairing Generators, ERNIE'S MARKET BEER & WINE THOMPSON BARBER SHOP Buckeye BAIL BOND ^nc* 90S MT. VERNON AVE., Near IStb 8L Rega'stors, Starters TO CARRY OUT Income Tax Service CA. 4-86M £4 Hoar *»crviee 888 Taylor Avs. CL. Ml»8 SEVEN CHAIR SHOP Complete Barber Service AX. 44_3-3 AX. 9*0262 CL, 3-2621 New Stock. Complete Line Men, Women and Children'a Hair Cutting and Styling Bear 4-. S. Washington Ate. ot Groceries, Quality Meats On Night Calls Dial BE. 1-3609 GOODWIN'S A Specialty Prepared by competent and experienced people, Notes! and Vegetables Barbers: Isaiah Hamlter, Damon Lynch. Benny Fisher, 8TOP AT lor saving our clients thousands of dollars. Hrs: 7:8ft A. M.-8 P. M. Freab Frs-Ma vegetables Ladles Hair Bobbing, Scalp Treatment, Deluxe Facials JEFF'S POOL ROOM Monday through Saturday Groceries & Meats. Wade Suber, Leonard Thomas, G. Moore; John Thompson, Prop. SERVICE SHOE SHINE & REPAIR 1218 MT. VERNON ATE. Ernest Holland. Prop. Repaired Shoes Can Be Picked Up On Sunday Cigar*, candies and Ice Cold 678 E. Long St. CL. JOHNSON'S Anft Drinks 8 AM toU'MP. -st, SUG'S William R. Starr, Prop. JLMMY'S MrXRKBT BARBER SHOP 2 LOCATIONS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 894 Mt. Vemon Ave. Open 8 A M. to 11 P. M. i Days A Week BARBER SHOP SAM'S 324 E. Sib Ave. 672 Ml. VERNON AVE. ' 876 E. LONG ST. Mess, Women aad Children's Berg's Dime Store Tate's Cleaners FREE INFORMATION SHINE PARLOR SMITH'S Hair Cutting MS N. tatk SL, Colambas, O. CL. 2-6274 Complete Barker Servlee 1070 Mt. Vernon Ave. Columbus. Ohio Hoars: 7:8*9 A M. - 7:80 P. M. 927 Mt Vernon Ave. Prep.. SAMUEL PENNON CONFI-CsTIONERY Barbers: Sug Oolmsn, Sat 7:80 A 80, To i P. Ot. (L. 2-1181 (SSS) tl«.) Specialising In Choice BAIL BONDS Meats snd Groceries 147ft GraaviUe SL CL. 8*1808 William E, Stewart, CLOSED WEPNE8PA- William J. Garrett « Licensed Professional Bontfsman ADDIE & JOSEPH On.-. Mon. thro Thnrs. — Gntertea, Meats, Confections George Jones BROGSDALE'S 8 a. m. * 7 p. m. REASONABLE RATES BURKS Oally 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Fri. * SaL: 8 a. m. 8 p. m. ELI2ABETB RANSOM aad BARBER SHOP H01EU, ROOMING HOUSES SHINE PARLOR San.: 8 a. m. • 1:80 p. m* ALMA DEWS. Props. WHALEY 021 E. LONG ST. Notary Public Ds-LU-J. Prop. JAMES H. FLOOD BARBER SHOP Facial* and Scalp Treatments A Specialty - •"Veil furnished, clean with DYEING & SHINING New Ford Hole! No. 2 SSI* MT. VERNON AVE. FEATHERSTONE'S MKT 814 E. LONG ST. Dav-d A. Williams, Barber rery modern hotel facilities. 459 N. 18TII ST. CL. 8-S03S lui.tiplel* iluriici -service Known from coast to coast for -52'-. E. Long St. CA. 4-M2I Complete Barber Service Quick & Expert Transient and Permanent "ALBERT'S Bennie Brogsdale, Prop. Carpenter's homelike atmosphere. VEGETABLES, MEATS Barkers: SMALL Guests Welcome GROCERIES PIERCES Custom Cabinet APPLIANCE CUOPKK*!* TOURIST Ford Hotel No. I Still Shoe Repair Shop MARKET Beer & Wine To Carry Oat Irene Turner «% Bath Jones BARBER SHOP Work, All Types 2S» N. 17th SL CL. 3-511. Operated at 179 N. 6th SL Weekdays 8 A. M. - 10 P. M. DELUXE FACIALS II R. & E. Cabinet Shop REPAIR JAMES COOPER, Mgr. Mrs. B. H. Ford. Proprietress Sundays » A. M, * S P. M. Complete Barber Service Woodworking SERVICE 789 ML Vernon Ave. 304 5. Highland Ave. WILLIS WHALEY, Prep. 884 E. LONG ST. MM* & WALLPAPER C CA. 1-3588 CL. 8*5195 Party Supplies — Domestlo 815 E. Main SL Bring Them la , . . BR. 4-2302 it Imported Champagnes 601 MI. VERNON AVE, CL. 8-5313 All Work Guaranteed Complete Shoo Service WE DELIVER W. P. HUTCHINSON CO. Oyed ft Repaired With Top VEGETABLES - MEATS DUHAVIILE AUTO WASH rou'Miu •> THE HAWKINS Grade Materials' 1828 ML Vernon Ave. BS N. MONROE AVE. CL. 3-4S15 GROCERIES Steam-Cleaned, Wax. Rub-Out KRESGE Special Service On SENTINEL subscription CI. 3-5000 Colam-us, Okie Weekdays 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. rates are one year, $6*50; It oar service pleases yon ten others, if not tell as PLUMBING CO. EDWARD P. ZIPF Cinderella Heels h Purses Sundays 9 AM. to 8 P.M. We Welcome Old aad New Patrons six months, $3.50. Mail Complete Line Of: 487 E. Mala St. Bicycle Tires and Supplies Far Delivery Service Party Supplies - We Deliver James R. Washington, Mgr. Transient Guest Welcome- subscriptions SENT ANY Paintr,. Pointer'* Repairing and Remodeling Bbsrpentoj of Lawunoowers, TV • Continue to Render the Same Exctasiv*, Call Between $-8 P. M. Featherstone &. Carmlchael, 1170 ML Vemon Ave. CL. 8-9870 Supplies, Linoleum Res.: BE. 1*19-2 Prop's WHERE. Scissors aad Knives Efficient Service Open Dally Ofilce: CA 4-1338 AD Binds ot Keys Mads WE DELIVER g____ a_a-aa_-*-S --•• .•,r-?HS2SSSSi.' Bicycles for Rent CL. 84589 80 9. OHIO AVE MAYHUGH and SON GEORGE'S GARAGE Member SENTINEL RECOMMENDED BEAllfV kkiM 818 MT. VERNON AVE. CL. 8*8031 Harold's Radio TV Scrvicc 567 N. 20th SL CL. 3-1195 ML Tenon Ave. District Hathaway A Ferguson 'lOUUS DAILT 7 A M TO 6 P. M. Complete Service On All Makes ol Cars — Reasonable Rates -- To list in this directory call CLearbrook 3*7416. Deadline for new listings, copy Improvement As-oelstlon ROOFING changes, is Saturday, 12 noon. Beer and Wine To Carryout .,,,. ,<-. George Branson, Prop, 20 Years E-tparsenco — Work Guaranteed — The Store With The Friendly Atmosphere it PURNACE WORK 1368 Indianola Ave. 878 Mt. Vernon Ave. QuaUty Meats sad Groceries - MUes M. Maybugh, Prop. AX. 8-9855 Free CIty-Wkle DeUvery CL. 3-3414 I MA'S BEAUTY SHOP TILLEEN'S Beaute Shoppe Complete Beauty Servlee—Hair Styliag aad Scalp Treatment MILLER'S FURNITURE STORE Prop. Ima Johnson. Oprs. Virginia Cole, HI Mt Veroon'Are. CL. S-848t IT'S FUN TO RENT A Complete Liivc of Used Furniture ond Rugs IN SL Clair Are. CL. 3--S.S3 Opea DaUy 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Open Monday thro Saturday ST. CLAIR CARRY OUT t ** Ranges, Refrigerators, Washers, Sewing Machines FASHIONETTA BEAUTY BAR Melvea Glvens, Rhea Brown i - CA 4>iiN Colombo-. O. 189 E. MAIN ST. SOS SL Clair Ave. Columbus, O. CL. 2-0232 EAST TERMS WE BUY AND SELL FREE DELIVER! €77 E. LONG ST. CA --4648 Wright, Jessie Vinson, Complete oca at; Service Operators Groceries, Meats, Confectionery, Ice Cream Oprs: Qertn.de Me El fey, Rsthertne Gunnell, Wine and Beer to Carry Out «*> y Eileen Stamps, .ierbert Sellers. Winifred Wallace, THE BRONZE Joe Moore, Prop. Beautiful Clean Gladynladras Lucillf.tirlllae ReevesR*.,.| . ^BEAUTY 3ALON **•?!••.• *sa» RAPIER'S SHOE STORE m . - , ** Speciafi-dng te ail type* of' *$*£ Going Out Of Basiness f - t CL A~SSIC * cosmetology . TAttlQWNIOPKS *_ .4. .'. Big Sale ths BEAUTY HEIGHT For Appointment Call Fa'ctory'Returned Shoes aatTBhoe Machinery BEAUTY SALON • QL. 8-41111 •* *Zi ML Vernon CL. S-SMS 901 Mt. Vernon av. Faye Crews Webb,- Prop. 589-531 N. -8th 8*., Cor. Leonard _ Columbus, Okie Complete Beauty Servlee CL. Mill CL. S-5S11 Winifred Mitchell, Mrr. ! Charlie Mae Logaa. Prep. Complete Besoty Service - 939 E. Loag St. Operators: Lovella Dsvies. No Appointment Necessary M.MBIS Excellent Service At Leona Wade, Louise Smith, Operators: Mable Brown, STYLETTE BEADTY SALON Mooney Chinese Hand Laundry & Mar* ret Long, Helen Patrick, Sara Boyd, Almeda Scott, 1281 Mt. Vernon Ave. In the Exclusive EASTGATE SECTION Esther Logs*. Travis Jackson Loey Ward, Ernestine Selby (Cor. Champion) CL. 8-1388 Clara Rogers, Manager Dry Cleaning Complete beauty service. . One-Stop Laundry & Dry Cleaning DORA'S CLASSIC Specializing in Hair Cutting Store No. 1 Store No. 8 and Styling All Brick Buildings - Playgrounds - Swimming Poo 9-83 ML Vernon Ave. 818 E. Loag SL JUST A MERE Evenings by appointment Beauty Salon Ida Mae Griffin and Dorothy tt*t Samfm 8 A. M. • 7 P. M. Mon. thru Sat. Beauty Salon Bryant. Owners and Oprs. lAUHOt- tl*VlCt CL. 84288 134 N. I7is »_. CL. 2-9122 > Compiese Beaaty Service tit N. 80th SL - CL. 8-38,0 Plenty of Parking - Very Clean Dora Phillips Rossefl Prep'. Complete Besoty Service ••• Fretla's Beauty Shop Willie Mae Stanley, Wands Sally Nolan, Anna Plenard, Complete Beaaty Service MARGIN DRY CLEANERS Ilea.ley, Rebecca Hamlter, Grade McCoy, Zorado Wliitc, Alfreds Barkesdale, Prop. Complete Dry Cleaning Servlee. Alterations _s Repair LsseUle Hill, Operators Operators No Appointment Necessary. 1 & 2 Bedroom Deluxe Apt. 3 Bedroom Apis. Drapes & Household Articles Our Specialty Elfetha Currtngion, Owner 1091, _ Miami Ave. CL. 8-1636 1 * Day Service Pl;k-Up & Delivery T HOUSEoj CLAMOUR toes Bolden, Barbara Nesbitt, 813 E. Fifth Ave. Charles Collins, Prop. AX. 1-9201, Operators In Clifton Park fer Families with Children in Operated Under The Same COLUMBUS LAUNDRY 898 ML Versus* Ave. CL. 8-5,1* TIP-TOP CLEANEHS Complete Beaaty Service Proprietorship For The EASTGATE APIS. A DRY CLEANING Hair Styliag-*-Halx Cuttiaff Past 13 Years LITTLE 1750 Clifton Ave. •88 ML Vernon Ave., Col's. O. ONE DA. SEBV1CE Prep MsU-e Warren Turner Rose Locktlt's HOUSE of BEAUTY Family sad Bachelor Bsmdles (or. Maryland & Kelson Rd. Pic" *3p and DeUvery Operators: CUra Caldwell. IDEAL BEAUTY SHOP Hair Styling a Specialty Drapes, Blankets, .Repairs- A Eleanor Wtttis, Mary France* Alterations 675 ML Vernon Ave. Ml ML Vernon Ave. CL. 8-881. $70.00 - $84.00 878 MT. VEBNON AVE. RasseB. Annie Rate Jscksoo. * 800M THEYlU FIMO OUT lat OHty FLORINE RAM3E-, Mgr. v CL. 2*304 Lily Nash, Vendetta Wright, $7100 Colombsw. Ohio - ' ELAUM BIvAUTY SHOP & I- RAMBE.. Prep. Ferris Beaskry As Pauline Oprs. YOUR HU8BAN0/ * "~~ THE COLUMBUS HOME LAUNDRY Featherstone, Operators Anns Botemsa, Prep. , - TO Lextnftoa Ave, •-•i. — ••*••. «•>• • ••••.•..• s-*ai • • is* I.I n-ai.a. —.>-•,*»—••... i — . .., . • -SUM- •an*' naiajaal' ^m AND DRY CLEANERS (X. 2-IQZ1 CA. 1-1-Sd Plume (L 8-6432 Phone CL 8-4053 Cleaners and Lastaderer* ot Quality and DisslnctUm Complete Beauty Service FOR ADVERTISING, RATES IN THIS' THE OHIO SENTINEL IS NOT RESPONSIBLE fsrar A One Stop Cleaning Service Battle Elaons. Prop. NEWSPAPER CALL CL. 3-7410 -ha return of tmsolicitod photos or manuscrtpU. AB Work Done At Our Plant Cornelia Giles, Operator J X. LONQ ST. Colambas, O. CL 8-4418 •rMMMMMM^Ma.:'$&?. M' ^§§ife ::>¥•. * ' •|i^r
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SATURDAY, APRIL lLia69 PAGE2J PAGE 28 THE OEIO S15NTINEI- SATURDAY. APRIL th 195» THE QUIP 8l^NTlNI-JU| Hennmgs issues Civil Rights list Supplement COLUMBUS AREA DEATHS Beauiictans Sponsor WASHINGTON. ~ U. S. Sen. Thomas C. Hennings, Jr. (D, Teenage Record Hop COFFER, Walker, -74 Morrill HARRIS, Arthur, -47 N, MADAM DELL Mo.), chairman of the Senate Ohio Ass'n of Beautidians, Constitutional ' Rights 'Subcom av.," April 1. Survived by wife, Champion av. Survived by wife, ALL IS BETTER WHEN Chapter No. 4, is having u spr'ng mittee, Wednesday issued a sup Sadie* grandson, Johnny par Emma E.j stepson, Gjtorge TOtl KNOW TOMORROW "Day; aunts, Maria**, Rose, Sa- X do hereby agree snd sol plemental memorandum con* se!!; nieces, nephews, other and swing teenage record hop emnly guarantee to make you laining a . list of legislation in r • 1 a 11 vrs. Arrangements by mantha Bray; other relatives. at the YMCA, Saturday, April no charge if I tail to tell you troduced during March affecting Williams and McNabb, Arrangements by Brooks. 11. Eddie Saunders will spin the whether yotrr husband, wife, civil liberties* of the American DAT, Beatrice P., 441 Free or sweetheart Is true or false. MATI.OCK, Pauline Dawkins, records atartlng at 8 p m. Tin ie I will tell you how to gain the people in one way or another, man av., April 1. Survived by 951 Camden av., March 29. Sur* will also be a talent show. Any 'one you most desire. Giving "Issuance of this memoran sister, Elsie Willis; cousins. In yived by huaband, Arthur; son, talent interested in participat names, dates, name your terment Green Lawn by Wbitta- Arthur, Jr.; daughter, Sharon dum was prompted," Hennings ing may contact one of the club enemies. Get advice on love, said, "by favorable response ac ser. Lei-; mother, Alice Dawkina; courtship, marriage, divorce, corded the earlier summary sister, Queen Esther Cov»n; members before the affair. business, law suits, specula GATES, Rev. Henderson D., tion, transactions of all kinds. listing dated March 15. 1959, 46S-. E. Muih at., April 2. Sur brothers, Darrel end-John Daw 1 tell you .who and when to covering legislation in this vived by wife, Hsltie L.; daugh kins; grandmother, Stella An marry, settle lovers* quar broad field introduced during ters, Mattie Hunter, Lillie Hnl- derson DBVIS; coun'n, Esther] MMS. RICHARD GOLDST-tlN. 192 VERNON RD., receives ^502 CLUB^ rels, family troubles, etc. Re January and February. loway; nephew, Rev. R. L. Robinson; sisters-in-law, CI* on*. key te brand new 1959 Chevrolet as result of having submitted move evil influence and bad St. Clair .1 Leonard "Copies of the earlier list are Gates, Dayton; grandchildren, iind Rosie I*e Dawkins; nieces, eorreet solution in Pepsi-Cola's "Dot tha 1" content. Standing, luck, in fact anything you nephews, other relatives. Inter left to right, are Richard GoSd.Kin, Mrs. Goldstein, Paul Davles NOW wish to know and find out. still available in ths subcom great-grandchildren, other rela*. Come to me and I will put mittee office, and will be dis lives, Interment Evergreen by ment Union by 'Brooks, »f Paul navies Chevrolet, presenting the key to winner, and Jo PLAYING NIGHTLY Ana Martin, supervisor In charge of home consumer sales for your mind at Vase. Special tributed to any interested per Crosby. REESE, AlU-an, 1157 Mt. Ver* tho low fee. Hours 10 a. m. to 9 Pcpsl-Coia Bottling Co, This is first of aeries of Cbevrolets be* sons as long as ths supply non «v., April 4. Survived by p. m. "No readings by mail." GREEN. Etta B., 1243 E. lag given away as prises ta Pcpsl-Coia "Dot the I'* contest by lasts." said the senator. sisters, Pearl Jones, Mary Har MUSICAL MOTES Anointment not necessary Long st., April 4. Survived by Pepsi-Cola Bottling companies of Columbus and Athens. featuring the popular SPECIAL LOW FEE foster aon, Melvin Hawkins; ris, Dayton; Johnnie Mae Camp DAILT AND SUNDAY Time Extended other relatives. Interment St. bell. Greensville, Ala.; aunt, Four Pharoahs Joseph by White. Lucanna Fields, Cleveland, 875 W. HOUND 51. N. YORK—Receipt of noml- niece*, nephews, other relatives. Dawn Danes Saturday W. Mound bus stops st door natidrt*. for the Spingarn medal Interment Union by White, FOR AND ABOUT ELKS 5:39 A. M. till 1 COLUMBUS, OHIO for 1958 will b_ extended until By HENRY C. TUCKER | Matinee Sunday 4-7 P. M. iAprii 15., ^ SMITH, Randall, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. I.awrence Smith, -Opening Moa. April 13 SUSAN KOHNER DOES A HIP-SWINGING DANCE AS SHE sing, a lowdown \* 3473 2nd av., Urbancrest, April COLUMBUS ELKS OBSERVE had the opportunity to attend. MADAM THERESA blues number in a honky-tonk nightclub. Scene is from UnsversaHssternat'Ts-cfAor 5. Also survived by maternal annual Health day Sunday, April Full report of the convention Sonhy Till grandmother, Susanna Smith; film version of tha famous Fannie Hurst best-selling novel, "Imitation of Life*' star 12, at St. Paul AME at 3 p m will be in this column next issue brothers, sinters. Interment and the swingin' 1rin g Lana Turner, John Gavin, Sandra Dee. Susan Kohner, Robert Alda, Dan O'Her- <1Y The public is invited. Dr. R A. . . . Ohio Elks are reading The SPIRITUAL READER lihy, Juanita Moor« and Mahalla Jackson. "Imitation of Life" is current in Columbus Eastlawn by Whittaker. Bryce is guest speaker with Sfntinel to find out what i. hap oRiom SPECIAL $5.00 READING FOR $1.00 at tha RKO-Palaco. SUPPLE. Eatella, 376 Parson. pening among Elks throughout I of "Cry in* in tis« Chapel'' —. 1 With This Card SPECIAL CORNER av., April 3. Survived by daugh I never fail to reunite the separated. Cause speedy and happy the state. Subscriptions can be record fame - Pictures books and easy-to- ter, Jane Cunningham;- broth* Bk_ narrlages, evil habits, stumbling blocks and bad lack. I give had promptly. The paper is av yoa lucky days. The happiness of your future life may de* read volumes for children ave EYESIGHT IS A ers, Roosevelt,.. Sain, .Craymor) pend upon the right solution and proper advice, without b-v- a special corner at tha pubtia VITAL "TOOL" and Hershnl -Rut-sell: sisters, ailable at a stand near you.- iag seen or heard of you before. 1 will tell you of your private libra ry. Ella Wilson, ' Addie. R.'Rh'nd; j affairs. Knew how to meet ths future, avoid mistakes and Good vision U eeiteaUsl te : granddaughter, oflicr relaUv**** gain success and happiness, if yoa are seeking the truth c__- g*od work on the job. It's Interment EosVlawn by Whitta*'. 1 - NIGHT ONLY - 1 cerning any and all matters. If la the dark about anything or something -roe can't afford anybody. Undecided as to what Is best. Call now before it is bet. too late, whatever may be year hope, fear, wish or desire, te aegleet. Uave your eyes LOOKING esaa»_aed st frequent Inter WILLIAMS. "Pa'iline,-1*431 N. SAT. APRIL 18-9 P.M. yoa wiU be benefited by a visit to MADAM THERESA 6th st.;' April- 5. Survived, by Tour life unfolded before your eyes. The vow of silence vale. la broken. Overcome enemies and obstacles. Are you cross FOR A •••; hufcband, H ar o 1 d; daughters; ed? Regain your youth and vigor. Relps you to obtain tbe COMPLETE GLASSES Dorothy Mo«V, Betty Strain', •sft*. Job you want. Don't be misled. Tbe power which you have BARGAIN!! As Low As S8.SO Jean C6vin*gt**m, Lois Y'ruM-f. RAY CHARLES always desired Is now in your reach, lt Is everyone's right to Carole Tucker^ Joyce Rossi, AND HIS ORCHESTRA have these things. SEE JAN ROSS Louise Williams;'•sen, Raymond; - DK. BRVfE' •--.' Does what others claim to do. Promotes your business DR. LAMBERT aad better the condition <>f your, entire life. KARTHA klTT DEFIES BOY FRIEND SAMMY DAVIS, JR., Sisters, Mary Thames, Belle, music by Cspital City chorus MOTORS. IMC. OPTOMETRIST Gray**, grandchildren, great- * Open Daily 9 A. M. • 9 P. M. with a sjnoj* ot clgaret smoke In dramatic moment from "Anna nnd remarks by Daughter Anna. COPA BALLROOM lM N. HIGH - CA. I -tool Ktundchlldren,, other ' relatives. li. June*, Boqiun C, Dulhis is 1755 N. FOURTH ~ . Lucasta," United Artists' screen version of Philip Yordsn'a 10481 Mt. Vemon Ave. .. Mat B. BROAD • BE. 5-116 menf* Union by Williams ch-irman nnd- Josephine Chand *a__ stage classic current ln Columbus at RKO-Grand theatre. m I BROAD : DAWN' DANCE SAT. 5 "A. M. McNabb. Jz.~ -'•' .' • * ler Ci^-chuirman;* ... "*". . '-" rr__- _ ___ 35—_——_5_-_s—"w-i— '53STUDEBAKER Com. ' * * " • -* * •> Firemen Examinalion * V-8. 2-Dr R3-H, Auto. . *PRANin.IN LODC._Hs limnch- Tranir_ W.S.W. Jet Black in„ „ niembership drive prior to "Aa)« * Deadline Is April 17 $593 Stattt^F-Vn mceUnttf in.-unc . ...r April 17 is the deadline for '57 PLYMOUTH CHEF BING Flood relief banquet 'scheduled filing applications for Columbus 2-Dr. V-8. Heater, W.S.W. Friday, April 10. has been post firefighters examination at Sou- Push Button Trans. poned to May 251 . .. Civil Li- Tha e-rl-rtewvmerrl -orld*. thtrn hotel, April 23. ,White/Lt. Green "How Now Brown Cow'' bertie*. I^agtie and Public Rela matt afactrilyin-j te«rn — Application blanks may be ob $1299 tions Dept ore having **ri>at{ in ihe most dsrint-j -lory success with candy s.iles but tained on the third floor ot city '54 BUICK Rt-sntr. war brought lo tKs Tho 'Good Doin' Doctor' would sUH appreciate your pa- scratnl hall annex between 8 a.m. and 4-Dr. Pr. St., Pr. Br" R&H. 5 p.m.' Monday through Friday. WILL BE ON THE SCENE WITH A tronaRe. W.S.W. Blk/White EARTHASAMWV Base pay is 8355 per month $799 STACK OF SHELLAC AND HIS FRANKLIN LODGES heme with graduated increase to $433 RECORD MACHINE visited by Sir Chailes-*-*ftational- during the fir.-u 10 years. After '52 DeSOTO Fired ome iy known ~planist and - native of that salary scales call for in 4-Dr. RiVH, Auto. Trans.. KITTDAVH .1W0 BIG NIGHTS - FRI. 4 SAT. Springfield, who .sat in with the crease to $478-8502 during the W.S.W. Tutone Green GhiU-hriat coml**o. playing at * M'ANNA' •a'DANNV" next 10 years. $399 AV THE ROCKING RESTAURANT Elks Home j, •. .. Kational mid iM To qualify applicants must be 'SS CADILLAC CouverL year encampment of Antlcred 21 and »u>t over 31. Height must Pr StY Pr. BrY R&H. Guard Dept. convened in Nash range from a minimum of 5 ft. "THE BETTER BARBEQUr Auto. Trans. W.S.W. ville Apiil 3, 4, '(S. This reporter 7 in. to . ft. 4 in. with weight Coral/White Top FROM IN THE EARLY EVENING •almui ranging from 135 to'225. Only $1799 UNTIL IN THE EARLY MORNING Each applicant must present Morria* New Hopa birth certificate at time of filing '56 PACKARD Clipper 2M0 HIT!: application. Hdtp. R&H, Auto. Trans., BAR-B-Q with Slaw 85c W.S.W. Red/Whtte TOUGH.ST HELl-CAGE IN THE NATION COUGH SYRUP maaesmiammmammmmaaamamammmaammmm Greatest Concern $1299 . "Education is of the greatest V2 Chicken 75c -- Fish 25c Recommemled for • • 4" • -_. concern to our country today R«Uef of Asthma And IEV1D-T SN THE "*' . ,... and where it concerns Ne JAN ROSS OPEN ALL NIGHT Colds gro. Americans it deserves our 257 N. 17th St. CLY3^-4l?9 Broad-Lex ing ton Brand. FREE DEUVERY ON $-.50 OR MORE particular attention. Support the ''••'" IS TN- BIG fStJLLt United Negro College Fund."— 680 E. Broad CA. 6-4397 . .'.__ Years Experience I •ar- ji-**'»' Edwsrd O. Roblosoav, M9 Mi. VERNON AVE. WMM . - -ta Herb "Medicihae Om Otm EvsTrtS • «?»?*Kt Hat* .*•••"•• «y. v<- vvvi i <**i v i» -. **s* ft v« *-v--,i.»-,..".-.tr.'A-vviW%f^VVwSa-)
^gt.a^w^v^^^^rv-riftft.o^s^i.-^ - o«»j«>t.x<^;^-*^'.e*yffl ^fi^%im$t&&s&wi r.ryyy'i.•ia* y-"r*r .Mm:. ; '-#*:• ••UK's *9)- . My::-4m&&*r' ;77-:'7."-; •/#•• ;4sst; 8A1.UBPAY. APRIL H. Wan PAGE »| {'AGE SO THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1959 TUB OHIO SENTINEL Summer Science Program GREENSBORO, N. C. — An Jets Open April 14 With noomccment of tt $40,371- grant t-» Bennett colli-Re by the Nat'l Hooks And Slices Science Foundation for a sum Look What Your Rent Money Can Buy! mer science training program GREATER Cincinnati sett championship flight. , . . An Three Sepias As Starters for secondary school students ers are holding classes st 9th nual chlckea dinner ef CC-M1 Before You Buy Or, Sell (all Brooks Really .va* made this week by Prt**. St. YMCA Mondays sad sriB be held at Belmont Club By BILL BLLL ttta sUrttag ttoeap — ataO a apettimg daj/ a Saiga meat. Willa B. Player. Saturday, April is. 11:30 s. m. fourth could ho a star-in** plt- Jackson, another youngster 'Thssrsdays at 1:10 p. as. 8-ROOM BRICK st FRAME. 2 bedrooms, gas Calua.bus lets open the 1359 who came north in 'St with the Under the grant, Dr, J, Henry CUSSS* sre Op#U to th* publio Tickets available from all lMe CLIFTON AVE. 10-room brick. Full efcer. basement, S-car garage, oil furnace, a furnace, full basement, 2-car garage, irssoM a g a 1 a s t Rochester Jets, had aa 1S*_> record at Saylcs, head of the science divi aad there Is no chares. Word members, slae free .delivery. nice location. Doris Thomas BE. 7*2860 Tue-.d-yn.i-_t. April lt, la the THE QUARTET ARC N me baths, large lot, excellent location. Ed Lincoln last season and b be sion at the college, will direct a from Sssss (9 Iron) Grayson It, . , . Most golf courses around Brooks CL. 8-7590 or CA. *t*5:70. or CA. 4-5770. let stadium. The Jet front of Esrslera, first basemaa aad lieved ready fer Triple A ball. sis week program June 22 to JACK Cl'KTIS says, "Make they have one of ths largest the city opened officially two HILLTOP. Whitethoma Ave. 2-bedroom fice 'is confident Oils ts the outfielder; Joe Christorrr. out July 31 for 193. high school Cleary and Deal Tires, Inc., classes ever . , . What is this weeks sgo. atta GROGAN AVE. 4-rooms and bath plus bungalow, modern kitchen, living room, ] best local tease ta ever play BILL CACSION, last year'a extra lot on ths side, lot six« 33x120, fielder; Julian Javier, second graduate, and Uth \and 12th 22. Cleveland av, (formerly I hear sbout dining room, wall-to-wall carpeting. A ' aa speain** came. ''good hit, no field'-' man, Is CC-MI CUNIO AT Oleatan* Only $3200. CL. 3-2376 or CA. 4-W70. sacker, and Al Jackson, soutn- grade students of high ability Simpson-Barton Tire Co.) year G s n • Callo dream hous. for only tlOOO down. •.till with the club ss this b gy driving range proved Just Maceo Clarke, Jr. CL. 1-7605 or CA. Fear mt the mcst srha hare P_w horter. and special talent In sciences auto headquarters. Why? way moving 141 W. FIFTH AVE. 8-room frame wtth bath aided in raising hopes of Jet If tho Pittsburgh Pirat-- written, but it b believed he what wss needed. Word iron and full basement. 3 bedrooms, finished 4-5770. wilt cad up at Salt Lake City. and methematics. Where else Can you get am up to the first Bin Rosemond that players ara»$ are sepia players. And aend CbrVstofer to the Jets ia many services and courtestasT f 11 r Is t and third floor, large lot, excellent location. 7 ROOM BRICK located on Wilson Ave. if everrthte** goes sceordlng to time for the opening game,- the like Mattie Turner, Bernlce Full pries $10,000. CA. 4-5770 or CL. (Southeast), 4 bedrooms, full basement, Check this list against any vowing t h a t Hampton assd Psnlhss Johnson 3-2376. line location, priced to sell. CL. 3-2376 forat there la a good chance lineup -oukl include Kseatera comparative operation la Co* no .left hand that three af them will be in Improved so much they hard or CA. 4-8770. either at first or ia the out Iambus and I'm sure yeu'U goiter win he 981 E. 17TH AVE. 6-room frame, I bed ttl MT. VERNON AVE. 6-room brick with ly seemed like the same sin- rooms, full basement, gss furnace, hard field wtth Chr-sta-cr aad Ja rail Old Jack (Ca. 1-4J.U) aa. able to heat (as furnace, 9 bedrooms, corner lot. vier at second. dents , , . Tlie past two years. wood floors, 1-ear gsrsgs. Full pries ask us to pick up your ear to Mm sll sea CC-MI hss held s tournament $9500. Woody Tarrant CL. 3-2376 o»- CA Call to see. Ed Brooks CL. 8-7500 or ChriMoier came north tvisrh CA. 4-8770. day. Cleary and Deal Tires b son? Besides on a separate coarse for be 4-5770. ARROW the Jets two years ago bat tha complete tlra servlco cea> Pro Draft Picks ths tattles, ginners.— BREEDLOVE. 1st ' ' m was too green. Last year at ter. -We sell 'em new, service tWO golfers Salt Lake City Joe hit ,131. By BILL BELL KM-BInl- MLB - PWM-1Y MAHAGW-NI Shtrio end Tim 'era and recap 'em. In addi EUGENIA Who bit from J AVI Kit IS A youngster who Nat'l Basketball AsaVs 1959 draft highlighted the tion wc offer tt) Bee-Line front HOLLOWAY tha rlgbt side EARLY DIAGNOSIS HELPS Thanks—- N. Hi_h hold that tan players have on basketball. Five of the first and rear wheel alignment (*-*> has been giving veteran Spook w s r e named About 450,000 new cancer EA Bailey Jacobs a battle for the key eight players picked were Negroes. Static and dynamic wheel bal George Cartwrlght and Wodle BROOKS REALTY CO. CA. 44770 cases will b« diagnosed this -*-%.. Uttss **am am 4am WatS- stone Job and k* he eaa keep Bob Boozer of Kansas State ance <-) Cleary and Deal Is Saunders . . .Att'y Lawrence his batting eye, may win tbe was Cincinnati's first choice. Wilt Chamberlain went to Phi- the author!.ed U. •**.. Rubber Gwina and Tom Sullivan were year. Early diagnosis snd trent- lstdelph'-a. Tom Hawkins of No Co. Factory Claim Center (4) talking golf at a- famous meet snent help save lives. tre Dame waa the choice of Retreading <5) Batteries (6) ing place a few days ago snd Minneapolis. Syracuse pulled Brake servlee