OHIO STATE WUSSUd LlBrUitl Wilberforce; 15TH tX Hiatl; ST* Scene Of Natl Meet At Central June 16 Name Cha$. W. Carter, II .Pardon, Parole Comm Tennis Meets Columbusltes will be treated to Olympic tryouts in Los Angeles a real track spectacle here Satur­ in July. WIBERPORCE, O Dr. Hubert day June 16. when the girls ot Some ot the top teams entered Eaton, pre*, of the American Ten­ Ohio Track Club compete with In the competition are, Tennessee PRINTED IN nis Ass'n announced that the of­ some of the top stars of the United State, which produced Wilma Ru­ THE OHIO ficial National Tennis Tournament States on the cinder path. dolph; Gary, Ind., 's Ma­ COLUMBUS will be held at Central State Col­ The event Is the Ohio Track yor Daley and Cleveland Recrea­ Office At: THI PEOPLE'S lege, Wilberforce, O., this year. Club's Invitational Meet for Girls tion. 430 E.Long St Dr. Eaton said that the National nnd Women* Championship which The OTC girls brought homo CA. 1-4586 Junior Tournament will be held begins at 12:30 at Central High CHAMPION the bacon In a meet last week at Columbus, Ohio there Aug. 17-19; and the National school. Dayton, They have a beautiful Senior Tournament will follow There will be an admission fee trophy to add to their already Aug. 20-25. to help send the Ohio girls to the large collection of awards. SENTINEL The entire tournament will be played on the'new Central State College tennis courts. VOL. 13, He. 54 Also listed at Central State for 34 YMCA Boys Pass Swimming Tests THUI5DAY, JUNE 21, 1962 JOCH-fTS COLUMBUS, OHIO the summer will be Uie Mid-Wes­ tern Tournament, July 8-7-8. THIRTT FOUR boys passed the Thomas Mlnnls, Jr. Arthur Swans, This week, Central State's tennis annual Learn-to-Swlm course at Samuel S. Trigg, Larry Denton, team was rated number three in the Spring St. YMCA. The Learn- John Crowley, David S. Smith, the nation by the NCAA, following to-Swlm Campaign, which began WiUlom Stilwon, James Wills, Ray a strong showing In the regional to all boys in the 4-8-8th grades NCAA tennis tournament. The on April 10 through June 7, is open Witcher, Jeffrey Brown, Billy Marauders are unbeaten in 28 who do not know how to swim, Cook, James Cook, David DeGar- matches. after school for four weeks. The more, David Early, Richard Early boys who completed the course Charles Kelk/, Earl Mann, Querv and passed were given a Learn- tin Spence, Raleigh Stepler, and Soap Box Derby to-Swlm Certificate. The lesson are Curtis Turner. i taught by Howard K. Tyler, Aqua­ < tic Instructor. The following boys passed their Site Is Changed swimming tests during the month THE novs ARE: Harold MlUer, THE site of the Columbus of May: MINNOWS—Michael Mo*, Richard Golns, Larry G. Spangler, Soap Hot Derby has beea ley, Ronald Davis, Wayno Smith. moved from W. Broad st. to Lloyd Norman, James Simpson, Donald Penn, Arthur Feather* dTAR BOWLER is Mrs. Eleanor Edwards, who fpemia with the oaopeaed sectloa of later- Dwlght Littlefleld, Gregory' Bates, | stone; FISH—Roderick Hughes, Lee's Styl« Shop ia tbe Women's Progressive League, of which state 71, south ot E. Fifth av., Gregory Coles, Russell Curenton, Frank Hill, Donald* Penn, Eugene she is pres., and with Tuney's Sunoco team ia the Saturday Mired Lecoy Hilton, Steven Lowery, Ray­ League. She has won the W1BC Award for most improved bowler, promoters ot the Soap Box Foust, Yynn Durham;, FLYING mond Mickens, Ronald Mlckens, and in the Saturday Night Mixed League, she woo high average, Derby announced this week. FISH—Calvin Willis. high single aad high series trophy for the past two years. She has a Women's Progressive League average of 1,0 and rolled a Slory On Page 2

prixe whining 014 in this season's City Tooraey and 083 ia the State THE OHIO • - Tourney. ] • ice Kuie Against 9 E N i IN E L '• Columbus NAACP/ THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1962 may go all the way. Bill Bruton, been a disappointment as far as ished one-two-three the Jake Wood and Chico Fernadez hitting batting average is con­ championship meet. of the . Jake is the cerned but he has timely in # WHILE will Tiger lead off man and Bruton the clutch. Although he is hitting not be running, the only two girls is following him. They were the around .212, he has driven in S3 who have ever beaten her will be key men in the Tiger's last win­ runs and rapped out nine homers. SPORTS GLEANINGS ning streak. Jake is leading Ute lea there, and Winifred gue in stolen oases with 15. He 9 EARL WILSON, the Boston Brown. By BILL BELL • Sports Editor Red Sox hurler who is up for the Story On Page 3 is so fast that last week against One of tho highlights of the meet Cleveland he scored from second third time, has won himself a starting position with the Red will be the battle between the base on a sacrifice fly te center two knott sisters, Sue and San* ft THE OWNERS ol the major leagues should thank the Lord each Hose and was riding on the crest field. He Is hitting .259. has five dra, in the middle distance races, night for Branch Rickey. of a three game winning streak homers and 22 RBIs. Bruton is one running for tho Ohio Track For if Rickey had not forced them against their will to drop their until he ran into the hot hitting , .270, eight homers, 33 RBIs and Club and tho other tor the Cleve* unwritten law against Negroes in , they would be In sorry Indians over the weekend. Now five thefts. land Recreation Department. shape today. Not only would they have not been able to enlarge the ids record for the season ls 3-2. Fernandez, who never could find One. holds the national tecord two leagues, but the quality of play in Ute two leagues, as they were himself in the National League, Jim Grant, the Cleveland week­ end hurler, Is 3-0 for the season for the 440 and the other for the 3rd Try On June 30 would have declined. came Into his own last year with 880 yards dashes. 9 TO ILLUSTRATE what we | the Tigers. He is .252, eight ho­ but this perfect record is more mean; not only do you have the j Billy Williams of the Chicago mers and 22 runs batted in. luck than piching, for Jim has 9 THE NCAA will be held Fri­ Slory On Page 2 super-stars who ate dominating | Cubs dropped to fourth in the been fortunate that he was not day and Saturday in Eugene, Ore* 9 CHUCK IIINTON, of the the leagues in almost all of the senior circuit with a mark of .840. around when several ot the games gon. Washington Senators, ls another offensive power, but of the better j The Giant's Felix Alou has which he started were lost. Jim comparatively unknown player The NCAA 100 yard dash should rank and file players are com- j climbed to the second spot with has had trouble going past the who is doing well this year, with Sentinel Curriers posed of a large per cent of sepia a .340 average. The veteran Al sixth inning. He is in the Army be a thriller, with the only two a .282 average, four homers, six hue lads. Smith of the White Sox is having and is only available on week men in the world who have stolen bases and 16 RBIs. A .scan through the batting I his best year since the year the ends. He used his 30 day furlough the 100 in .09.2 seconds renewing 2 Banks Elston Howard, like a lot of his last month to play with the In­ their duel. of Villano* mm averages revealed that of the 129 Sox won the pennant He is third Yankee teammates, is having a ••-••••-••BBW - regular players in the two lea- in the with .838. dians. va and of Fla. A&M, hard time this year hitting his Gooding Zee fork gues who are hitting .250 or bet- 9 EACH WEEK we use so former Olympic stars; Harry Jer­ stride. Elston is hitting .284, but # LOCAL track fans will get a ter, 45 ot them are tan players, much space telling about the lea. ome ot Oregon, a .09.3 sprinter, he has 32 runs batted in and seven real treat this Saturday when the It breaks down into 12 in the I ders, that we do not have enough and of Grambling menu DAY homers. Ohio Track club will play host to will be in there. They will push Deny American league and 33 in the 8[>ace left to tell about many of the women's track teams of Term. Budd and Hayes. National league. the good players, which we should # TWO ROOKIES third seek­ State, Mayor Daily's team of Chi­ Look In»ide for 9 THE AMERICAN League do. So, this week wc will devote ers arc not doing too badly: Felix 9 INCIDENTALLY, Hayes is cago, and the Cleveland Recrea­ •announcement pitchers have finally found a way a few words about the players Torres of Los Angeles and Ed tion team, plus many other lesser coached by a former Columbus AFTER FALL FROM 2ND 8TORY window of his Borne at 878 to stop Manny Jimenez from mur­ who are not in the top brackets. Charles of Kansas City. Torres Is known stars, football star. Pete Griffin of the dering them. As a result Manny's N. 18th st. Monday evening*. 18-moatfe-otd John Lewis Champmao. Players like Lenny Green of the .238, with 13 RBIs and Charles is The meet should be a replay of Hildred av. Griffins, Pete's older HE6ISTE8 HOW..: Bias batting average has fallen over above, aoa of Mrs. Dorothy Lou «?oae», recovers from multiple skull whose .288 and .226, with 17 RBIs and four ho­ the recent Women's AAU cham­ brother, C. B., first brought sport 40 joints and ho is in second : splendid fielding is another rea- factum ia Children's Hospital. Miss F. Hehroan, registered ourse, mers. pionships at Tenn. State. Mayor fame to the Griffin name with place with an average of .344. j son that the Twins feel that they Slory On Page 2 comforts .the lad. Willie Kirkland of Cleveland has DaUy and Ohio Track Club fin­ his baseball exploits.

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THE OHIO ASS*\ OF REAL ESTATE BROKERS, INC., held their 17th annual lumbus; Ed Burden, Cincinnati; iUargurito Smith, Dayton; Edward Jackson, Day­ convention at Dayton, <>.; Imperial House Motel June 7-8 and tbe new president ot tho group fourth from left. II.• Is David A. Wynne, Cleveland. Olive Hogue, vice ton; Taylor Lewis, Dayton; Katherine Lawson, Cleveland; Aldon Mcleod, Cincin­ president, of Cincinnati, Is not shown. Among others are WUliam C Culpepper, to- nati; H. Pickett, Cincinnati; David Carrol, Dayton, and John Turner, Columbus. Baby Falls 2 Stories, Lives 'No Service Rule Against Joining Ai.ruA WIVES who met to help plan for the December conventioa of Alpha Mrs. Johnson, T. 8. Embry, W. L. Pembertoa, Mra. Venable, Virginia Angel, tfeanne Phi Alpha fraternity ia Columbus included, left to right, first row: Mesdames Ester How en and Elsie Hill. Third row: Mesdames Porter, Watson, Beverly McCoy, Hir­ Allen, Eunice Pander. NelUe Calvin, Elaine Rlckman, Regis* Williams, Patricia Mm WA am A. Tanner, Edith Turner and Janice Handle. —Mirt Wood Photo. NAACP/ Say Commanding Officers Wright aad Marion Alien. Second row: Mesdames Julia Boiler, Adelaide Aaderson, "The NAACP Is not on any 'list* their work. | SO there is no reason wtty federal 9 "IN, AN" effort to re-assura workers should hesitate to Join." these persons, some of whom aro said an official of the Columbus sincere and some of whom are < CRC Invites 49—Only 2 Banks, Realtors Try To Deny Homes Bias NAACP this week. using this as on excuse, the By RALPH K. ROGER held hearings in Newark, O. There was Paul Henderson of Hunting­ bus, six Negro airmen had test]- Ellis J. Ross, southeastern reginn- During the membership drive NAACP have secured statements (City Editor) real estate men and Mayor David ton National, who came in place fied that they had trouble trying al director, David Atwater, dircc- I some persons who are employed from the commanding officers dis­ Eoeause lending institutions in R. Evans of that city denied a of Walter H. Holmwood, senior to rent or buy in the new Health tor of survey and research, and at local military installations or closing that there are no rules, Hie Columbus area had very little plot to keep from selling or rent­ lending officer at Huntington Na­ installation at Newark. Numerous C. Joseph Clem, director of pub­ who work for the federal coven- regulations, orders, etc., that to say about charges made by ing houses to Negro airmen and tional. other Negroes and NAACP and lic accommodations. ment told campaign workers that would cause any person lo refrain Negro-concerned witnesses at pre­ civilian employees transferred to HENDERSON was the man who CORE officials testified at that AFTER A hearing in Dayton, on they could not Join because of from Joining Uie NAACP,*' stated vious sessions that the real estate the Health Air Force Installation made the statement about adverse time that this was also true for June 18, the commission will take the NAACP spokesman. Industry and money lenders are there from Dayton. "good will" affecting his bank's Negro civilians in parts of the Co­ testimony in Youngstown and Cin­ The statements received are as in collusion to keep Negroes from AT LAST Thursday's hearing In policies. When asked by a com­ lumbus area. cinnati, making a total of 18 hear­ follows: renting or buying in certain neigh­ Prepare Eiitries the Franklin County Courthouse, mission member what he thought The Civil Rights Commission, ings In 9 Ohio cities. They expect­ JAMES H. ETiiKIDUE From Fort Hayes. "I know- ol borhoods, last Thursday's hearing Of the 49 proposed witnesses In­ about the possibility of a law be­ which heard the testimony, is ed to report on their findings by no rule, regulation* or statement ef the Ohio Civil Rights Commis­ vited to tell the banks, real estate ing passed to take "good will" composed of Charles G. Bishop. Dec. 3. tli.it wi»ul • from two Columbus bank officials, Even those two were not the derson said that individually he Hod Carrier Finance, Nominating local UL Sec'ir- j NAACP." one of them denying the practice The 14th Annual Golden Age top men, the Civil Rights Com­ didn't think thnt this could be ac­ —Robert ll. Franklin Colonel on the part of his Institution and Hobby Show, sponsored by th-* mission wanted to qery about the complished by law. Artillery Commannding another denying it also but adding Columbus Recreation Department institution's policies. One was J. McNamee said his bank, to his Fued Up For 3rd Try On June 30 On Housing From Columbus General Depot, that if a loan to a member of and Ihe Columbus Citizen-Journal, W. McNamee ot Ohio NaUonal, knowledge had never made a loan With a Criminal Court suit over Moxie, recording secretary, re- "In response to the question posed any group would affect the bank's James H. Ethridge, 775 Sun­ will be held at Ihe Columbus Gal­ who came in place of John Loomts to a Negro who wanted to move 31,000 in missing dues funds filed J convened the remaining members in the second pamgr.-tph of your good-will reputation adversely, he bury rd., has been named Com­ lery of Fine Arts on September who ls in charge of real estate Into an all-white neighborhood. against Veline Barton, 78 Wagner and the group "nominated" Ho­ munity Service and Housing Secre­ 11. IS ami 16. j leter. the undersigned ha* no felt the loan would be denied. loans at Ohio National. The other AT A June 7 hearing in Colum­ st., former business agent in the ward L. Woods to run against 0 tary of the Columbus Urban Lea­ ': knowledge of any rules, regula­ A Negro. Air Force physicist offing, and some of the members Mrs. A. L, Greenspan, gen. Hayes for president, or for that gue, effective, June 4. tions, or statement* issued t»> tho William Blackmon, was brought chmn., and Mrs. Mark McElroy, peeved.over a motion to raise the matter, without any opposition be­ Department of the Army or th'* back at the hearing to testify In eo-chmn. urge alt persons sixty salary of the president, Hod Car- cause none of the remaining mem­ The announcement of Mr. Eth- this- headquarters concerning rebuttal to the lending institutions years of ape or over lo prepare Appoint Charles W. Carter Ass't riersLocal 423 will try again for bers "nominated Hayes. ridge's appointment was made i>> NAACP.** as he had been the previous day the third time on June 30 to get a Chester II. Jones, exec, directoi entries for the show. There is no MARSHALL R. COBB, finanlcal ..From the Post Office Depart. when the Civil Rights Commission legal slate on candidates so the of the League. entry fee. Supervisor, Pardon, Parole Comm. of the president, Ho Car-salayr secretary, too, was "re-noomin- ini-iit. "There lias sever been any officers, each of whom has some f annual election can be held. ated" by this rump session. Hayes MR. ETHRHHiE was formerly j Sow » Uw classifications in th* d'scourugemcot. rules, regulations, 70 parolees under his supervision. THE OHIO SENTINEI AN APRIL meeting was ruled had the International declare all associated With Ihe Dept. of I'r- j Hobby Show include painting, need- • nor statements made by IUW ollica CARTER started with the state _ _ „ _ , . ! Jecraft, ceramics, photography, j which would cause person*- to b* L. M. Shaw. General ; illegal when a disturbance over of this "nominating" illegal be­ Family Relocation bureau ln 1948 and advanced to ban Renewal - f.iniilv Reloenlmn weaving, metal work*, wood earivi - ji Rate to join the N\\t p." Edmund B. Paxton. President; finances came up, many of the cause by-laws show that Moxie senior parole officer before his Office. Ing. leatbercratt and collections. J Allen 91. Retire, Postmaster Theodore L. Coleman, Edltor-ln-. members having paid their dues couldn't reconvene the meeting Chief: Annie R. Moore, Business current promotion. He Is a native of West Virginia, but claimed to still be getting on such short notice and act as Manager. He Is a graduate of Ohio Unl- j notices to pay up. Then on June chairman. The group would have and a graduate of West Virginia Established June I. 1M9. Pub verslty (BS and MA degrees), and i 2, a motion to raise the salary of had to select a temporary chair­ WHERE BARV FEU. 2 STOB1ES b shown in above photo by State College. He attended Frank­ man to entertain the nominations. llshed each week at 430-82 E. Lang studied law at Franklin University | the president started an uproar arrow, a distance nf SO feet. The child. 10-month-old John Lewis lin University School of Law. He SL (P.O. Box 829) by The Ohio here and President Bynum Hayes told Chapman, fell from bedroom window in his home at •'•'.: N. 18th Sentinel Publishing Co., Inc., Co HE IS a native of Elyria, Ohio At about this time, Hayes filed ls married and has two children. the international he adjourned the at. He is son of Mrs. Dorothy Lou Join—.—Pierce and Son Thnt. lumbus 16, O. Cincinnati Office: where his parents, Mr. and Mrs. the Criminal Court warrant against 8851 Reading Rd. meeting because of disorder. Ray Carter, still reside. Married Barton, charging that the men had John Lewis Chapman, son of proximately 20 feet from the win­ However, after Hayes and the Subscription Rates: One Year. and the father of throe children, dues receipts but $1,000 In Barton's Mrs. Dorothy Lou Jones, of 372 dow Into a shallow pool of water Probe Job Policy vice president, Richard Bell and . . 86.30; Six Months, $3.60. Carter lives at 49 N. 20th st. here. accounts were found missing after N. lBth st., is recovering ln Child­ near the house. He suffered multi­ j about 30 members left, George | an audit National Advertising Represen ren's Hospital here Thursday after ple injuries of the head. Of City Garage taUve: Amalgamated Publishers. the 10-month-old tot fell out of the A check to see if laborers and Inc., 310 Madison Ave., New York L ad Second story window of his home clerical workers are being used 87, N. Y.. MUrray Mil 2*422: ! 3?" Named For Gov. DiSalle Re-Election Drive and then stood on the pr.vement, property, according to their class­ 368 W. Washington St, Chicago Gov. Michael V. DiSalle has Will Build Homes his post as assistant to the gover­ trying to toddle. 2, HI., ANdover 8-8343. announced appointment of his top capacity in DiSalle's successful ifications at the Municipal Gar­ nor, effective June 13, to direct gubernatorial campaign In 1958. Mrs. Jones told authorities that Member National Newspapei Charles W. Carter, 39, veteran assistant, Edward A. Stowell, to age has been ordered by the Co­ the state-wide DiSalle campaign Other appointments of DiSalle she put the baby to bed in the Publishers Ass'n. of 12 years in state parole work, head up his campaign for re­ In Ohio lumbus Civil Service Commission Cincinnati Telephones: .**• from headquarters at 7 W. Broad for his campaign include that of same room In which a window was has been promoted to assistant election and appointment of Ro­ WASHINGTON—Dunbar Devel­ as a result of charges and counter­ 751-0288 _ CA. 14838 St., Columbus. Wallace Is resigning John J. Gllligan, 41-year-old Cin- open. The next thing she knew district Supervisor of the Colum­ bert E. Wallace, veteran State opment Corp., owned by Daniel Columbus Telephone: as Deputy Director of Adminis­ cinnatlan, to direct the stat -wide she heard the baby crying on the claims brought in the case of He­ bus District of the Ohio Pardon Highway DepL official, to handle Kroll and his partner, Michael Capital 1-4888 *J?5F tration and Secretary to the State speakers bureau and Dona'4 W. sidewalk outside. He had fallen len Eadon, Clerk-typist who was and Parole Commission. the scheduling and arrangement Teicholz, and whose staff is prac­ Entered as 2nd class matter July Highway Director to assume the out of Uie window. of tours for the Governor's re­ Stull, veteran Ohio publicist and tically all Negro, have announced j fired, then reinstated by the com- 8. 1848. at Post Office, Columbus, In his new post, Carter will campaign post In the same Di­ newspaperman to head up public election campaign. "He wns bleeding from the nose their intention ot building "open mi.ssion, only to have Frank Walls, Ohio, under act ol March 8,1878. supervise activities of 28 parole j Salle headquarters. relations in the governor's cam- Stowell has taken a leave from and had stood up after the fall,*,' occupancy" housing developments supt. refuse to rehire her on Wallace functioned ln a similar [paign lor re-election. Mrs. Jones said. in the suburbs of Washington, grounds he has net work tor her. The youngster had fallen/ ap­ Cleveland and Cincinnati. . uingi...c,xJOai- THUaOAT, JUNE tl, 1962 9}.*m 4 Tfff OHIO SBaTWa THURSDAY, NHS 71, 1967 THE OHIO SENTINEI PAGE S MAACP Pres. Scores Safety Dir i««li. in a ktM-r to Al B.'lik. presi­ dent of Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Couw.il. unavr date cf Nov. 15, im. said; • Jn ord»i to fix definitely the rw.paw.>biJity for the use of the Canine Corp*, tbe Folic* Adminis­ tration is being Instructed not to employ tb* uw of the Canine Corps in situations involving violence or onn-Jy gatherings without the ap­ proval of Uie safety director." Ground rules of the hearing wen laid down prior to the meet­ ing and tbe NAACP, on the advice ol l*-ga! councd. did not have per­ sons involved in the May IS dis­ turbance testify before the com- reOMOTJOX mt Atty. !>»»,. FlfrTY TEARS IN nU5INKSS tor Walter F. tics aad community affairs. Front row, left to minee in view of pending court me WlStuas. amort*-. u eh*, *| Hear Sr., were celebrated *Tone 14 by more than right: Dr. Russell O. Mean*, Walter Heer Sr., cases. Neither did the Police Dept. the Dtrtsfaa of lMvnte Or»»a|- ISO ot his friend* and civic leaders at a dinner Don L. Tobin, Oea. Cheater W. Goble, William Refuge Baptist Metropolitan Bapt at the University dub ia Columbus oa dune 14. ; present w itnesses. aalfMras waa tmtssmmei by ««*. •Schneider Sr., Back row: Garrett 8. Claypooi, The 13th annual Women's Day- i Heer, chairman of the board ot directors of Tha Metropolitan Baptist Church Waamt SAahtee, mir+eu• , t the Dr. Clara P. Prltchett, Hoy McLeaa, Dr. Roy will be held at Refuge Baptist CWCINNATl--'rhe NAACP. un- OTHERS making statements to Heer Priattag Oa., Joined his father, tho lata will observe its second annual 2JJA. Peace Carps. Prior u cwe- I.. Wests, Thomas R. Bateman, Simon P. Dun- church on Sunday, June 24. The sr Prea. William F. Bowen, the committee were Kev. Robert l'rr«l J. Heer, in tha prinUng- bnslaeas la 131?. Mens Day on Sunday. June 24. Peck. pres. of the West End Com- Sag; Sa Pence tJarea la .April, He is wett-knewa for hla work In fiaaace, poll- kle, aad Edward Wagner. general theme will be "Women Snlely Dir. Oris Hamilton ; United Through Forces For Cod." ; muaitv Council; Att'y Norris Mid- Waatasna was asst. stty.- Theme of the day will be "Cod, Jor statements made Julkwing a Man and Ouier apace." police dog case and charged Of­ • grow, «]& Rockdale av.; Fred et OsfirL and for msay Mrs. Carrie Wilson will be the . Dewey, professor of law at Uni- speaker at the 3 p.m. service. ficer John Virgin used bad langu­ : year* mtaawe that served NAACP Guest speaker for the ll a.m. age ami acted like a madman 6m- verity of Cincinnati: Att'y William Well Known Youth Jailed With Girl, service will be Capt. R. J. Smith, ' Banks and William Flax. John aa Rent Cmaat regional sua*. 9 AT 7 p.m. a candlelight ser­ j ing a Me v jj disturbance on Cen- vice will be held. Mrs. Mary Tay­ recreational director ot St. Paul 4Jt**GA^TtJLATS*Jm mx* c^x* my ia*. Outttaa BL w«s*»e.v left. j Birch Society coordinator. < j trarj av. when a vicious police dog lor, chmn.; and Mrs. Blossie Pitts, Episcopal Church. off Content Tfftnfe *Dafmg*u ta Ohm ami* An ] hit eight people st the direction I co-chmn. ; nf the officer. Three Men In E. Side Taxicab Heist At tha evening service three Jefferson D. Diggs, III, a well ham, 1210H Mt. Vernon av., and to walk down the alley and they On Monday, June 2S, at 7 pvm., speakers will discourse on tha Sma. Cmrmry mma •wiiiui the Prea. Bowen made tbe charges Democrats Open Public Hearings known Eastside youth, was Jailed Diggs. They were charged with fled. the Young Women's Guild will theme. Dwrtur «rt ; before a speciaJ city manager's j ArfXmr att the ** CINCINNATI—Edwin J. Tepe, I wards and townships there will la with a girl and three men this unarmed robbery. A vice squad, prulng In the celebrate their anniversary. Rev. . cammrtu* Tuesday in council week, after the quintet was ac­ area picked up the gui and one of Democratic county commissioner. J a discussion leader to go over the According to a police report, A. W. Wood ot Bethany Baptist Patraalxo Seatioel Advertisers j ehamtien. Members of the com- j cused of robbing a cab driver, the men following a call on the and chairman of the Democratic J questionnaire' 'which each person Ronald Davidson, 48, of 69 Prince­ church will be guest speaker. His | mitt** are Wallace Powers, as-• early Saturday morning. crime. After an investigation of the THE STXAL *W**JT Platform Committee, has an- ' **"»D be given ib express his ofln- ton av., ~a driver for the Hills choirs will render music. Otha • sistent crlty solicitor, chairman; j two, who police said had previous nounced the opening of the Dem- j *cn*" - Held for the grand jury under Cab Co., Uie group hailed him at Robinson, chmn. | William Wichnian. public works ; records, the trait led to Diggs and $1000 bond by Municipal Judge Miami av., and Long st., about FANS CAMEL BEL ' director, and John Dalzrli. civil j ocratic campaign with public ! Mr. Tepe aaid: "This tradiuc-rial the other youths. All were arrested On Sunday, June 17, the pastor. ' Democratic party method ot writ­ Charles R. Pctree after waiving 4 a.m. that morning and asked semes eonmnasioner. platform hearings which will be and held. Rev. R. F. Hairston Sr., his choirs 9 Window # Portable WINE w ing a platform brings forth many a hearing, Tuesday, were Anna to be taken to the 1200 block ot t» OsclDaUng # Air POOD The NAACP president question- j ** throughout June and early According to a member of Diggs' and congregation were guests at Mario Peoples, 1*74 Franklin av., Oak st. When they arrived at Ohio Coolers—Sl.95 ap good Ideas and helps make our family, he had spent the past tew Zlon Baptist church, Chlllcothe, wHKacar ed lb* UM of police dogs by the j July at all €S Ward and Township Robert Lee Johnson, 1465 E. Long and Oak, Davidson said they sei­ Window Extension Screeas 1T1I £. fMJM ST. CL 2-0691 party responsive to the wishera Copper = satiety director be had tried to get ! In »*!'«*<» «00 civic, labor, busi- Commissioner Tepe alsc insiird had a brlllant scholastic record HXXE SsMOtSTS JAZZ COMBO n all citizens and voters who .*-»-* Every Ftmmy A finlmSaj Rito a copy of the manual on use of ; ***** • fea gkamy AHA AM. TJB TzSM SM •—a%4| U aVM. TH Z: * tbe doga. but none was available. ; tions are being invited to present Neighborhood House Recital THE SITE or the Battle ot Fall­ 8ETS MV8IOAL PEW KALLY and state government to attend en Timbers between Maumee and GORDON'S MEANWHILE Gty Mgr. Har- j their views on county and state Class .vAdult Dept. ot Shiloh the Democratic aaeetings in their The annual closing recital pre- students, parents and students WaterviUe, is the first state his­ Charch School are sponsoring J======j======| governmental matters June 29 area. aented by the Neighborhood House presented Mrs. Maggie Jones, the toric landmark ln Ohio lo be rec­ A Musical Pew Rally on Sua- from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. In the Music School was held June 14 directress of the music school, ognized by the National Park Ser­ ( day, Joae 34 from 2 to 5 p.m. Hardware Metropole hotel. at 8 p.m. at the Neighborhood wlUi a surprise birthday party. vice as having national Import. Mrs. Laura Man Johnson, At each of the meetings in the IN NEED House. 864 E. Main St. CL.2-2018 INVITATION Members of the Neighborhood fleers meeUng Sunday, June 21, pres.; Mrs. Landie Smith, Open Dally 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. After enjoying a recital of the House Music School Boosters Club chmn.; aad Virginia Lee Mil- OXFORD, 0_Six of Miami JAIL CAU BAIL at 4 p.m. at the Neighborhood FREE DELTYEBY AU Ohio SeaOurwi nrirscju i fag fe. B ***tleelez> and distributor* are j University'* nine individual cham- musical ability displayed by- the will attend an installatin ot of- House, 500 Leonard av. •er, secy. invited Pf -mSArssd ~OfcW Seadiaei Kirk** Dav~ a t Gc»«*odine Zoo Park. j pions in Mid-American Conference ; sports competiUon for 1961-62 were AtaV boat « oc carat fssaJif* to Wisag voaar tstaili. "Mr. Freedom | underdassnivn. Only cross coun- KIU GARRETT Tbe dale will be aimo—oeJ SEXT WEEK, j try champion Steve Tekesky, low ROLLERUHD WE ARE CLOSED j hurdle champ Claienee Lowe and BONDSMAN 818 E. MOUND ST. COLUMBUS j shot put and discus champ Paul 1 NEW OWNERSHIP • MANAGEMENT for REGISTRATION COUPON I LaSpina will be graduated this June. a. 2-1181 Monday & Wednesday Saturday Matinee ObioSeatfaeJ 8 p. m. -11 p. m. 2 p.m.-4:30 p.m. REMODELING Skats to 7£f •Larcolalioai Dejaarlaarad v Skate to rttf* 430 E. Long Street lock And Roll | J Rock And Roll }U Recording* Cohtanba** Ofcrso UNCLAIMED Recording* CApitaJ 1'45*36 Saturday Night But WE WIU BE BACK, brighter, Friday fresher and better able to give our 8 p. m. - 11 p.m. FUR BAKAIKS 8p.m.-11p.m. customers the fine service you've SIGN ME UP NOW Skoto to 7fr Skats to Organ Music c Air-Conditicned Mr. Keller ot tho / J1* by Mr. Keller 75 grown to expect at NOVELTY FOOD I ym to j«« The SrastMt Oattooor Sakr-se.^ Q«k I was,, lo ^^ Open 9 to 9 CL 8-7540 Consols Organ BAR. Watch this space for our reopen­ ^iSTSaferT1"^ S*-5-^* A-smcT^ry CeJebralion atGood Owl Skating ing date. «§ 1453 L MAIN ST. 12 a. m.- 3 a.m. Sunday Name with 2 p. m. - 4:30 p. m. Am— Movin Stor FosWon, Now Being Ui4 Dhect Xe r%ibl.c Rock And Roll Skats lo rke- Addret* Recordings 75« Organ and Jy Undnim^ Fur iorsoms, Yas, Even All**. Danes Records OtT_„ NOVELTY FOOD BAR State Tuesday & Thursday 8 p.m.-11 p.m. 741E. L0N6 ST. el NAMLTON AVL (A. 44552 I agree lo get the r#-<• Mired Skats to 1 (V of rcEolar bone delivers fuslomrrn. •*taed MiS^' ^* *"*"* CaaUSSA, OoMri at arm ua- ZSSaS , 8to,"~IU«» Mi«*. «Hv*, Blme, Amtmma mmm-SU* Your Special ond Privato Mr. Keller at | JT Portiet-as announced Console Organ Mr. and Mrs. Otto Beatty, Prop's >iSs

THURSDAY, JUIV? 1\, I96a THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1962 THB OHIO SENTINEL - • " - - fHI OHIO SEMTOIEt f*Ad 7 FAGI * ,i !• i ' 'Gel You One'-A College Education Plus Good Trade For lb Use, 'Sleuth-Pal Watched Orgies Here's How To Find That Scholarship Or Cut Your College Costs Via Mirror,' Sex Trial Told By\ RALPRALPH EE. KfH.FROGERR ness. world will dfloo weuriUi to have —————«—*a—••— PHILADELPHIA—The govern­ erator testified that she had paid (City Editor) completed educations in business ment prepared to wind up Its more than i500 to five prostitutes 9 YOUNG man, young lady, administration, staUsUcs, cost ac- case against former Philadelphia who were secured for her by- •"Got You Onel" counUng, punch machines, elec­ detecUve Howard Brown in a Brown and Miss Brighton. All the world may be "walk­ tronic computers, time and mo- lurid vice operation. She admitted that she engaged in sex orgies with them while her ing on the wild side," so to speak. Uon study, etc. Even the cook Brown and his sweetheart, ad­ boyfriend looked on through a one­ In the next few years if automa­ must learn dleteUcs. mitted caU girl Irene Brighton. way mirror. The government cal­ tion and technological advances DITCHES were dug 30 years ago are charged with violaUng the led more than 35 witnesses, among cause approximately 200,000 to by pick and shovel. Today, mam­ Mann Act by transporting pros­ them former customers, call girls, OPENING ALUMNI DINNER on tbe campus 300,000 more Jobs to disappear in moth, dinosaur-types of lifts, titutes across state lines to ply Li touued :ii grauuato*. will* members from SI amd madames, from Philadelphia, at Central State, honoring the 1W1 graduating this country during the next ten steam shovels and trench exca­ their trade. states, tbe District of Colombia, Greeoe, Liber- years, as predicted by two U. S. vators do the ditch-digging. The New York and Baltimore. Brown class is Central State's Dorsey T. Murray. long la, Iraa, Kenya, Sierra Leone, Bormudn and A LONO distance telephone op- Department of Labor officials, men who operate those piceces of has been tried on slmUar charges a Columbus resident amd exec, sec'y of CSC British Guiana. Ewan Clague and Leon Green­ equipment must be skilled labor­ on three previous occasions. Alumni Ass'n, which sponsored affair. Class ot berg. ers and technicians. "GET You One"—what? Get you More than that, the gigantic Sfudenl Protestor a college education which includes building boom and the renewal U.S. Has 35 Negro Millionaires (ORE 'Walk' Threat Desegregates Hospital technical training. That's an ed- program whirlwind which hit the There are 35 Negro millionaires in Uie U. S. today. 9 KANSAS CITY—Research Hospital has adopted a non-dlscrl- So estimates Ebony magazine In an article on growing Negro ucation, plus a trade. U. S, since World War U has minatory training and employment policy just prior to two projected The population explosion which brought an unquenchable demand Get 3 Months wealth which summarizes tho way In which the Negro has "arrived" protest walks by the Kansas City chapter ot CORE. Hospital Director sow its beginning with Uie mil­ for cngipeers of all type.**, drafts­ economically In the past decado. TALLADEGA. Ala John Zel- Robert Adams stated that a licensed practical nurses training pro­ lions of babies born in this coun­ men and experts in the construc­ Listing the names snd business Interest of "America's 100 richest lner, a field secretary from The gram will be operated on a non-aegregated basis beginning with the try in 1944-45 at the end of World tion field. Negroes," Ebony discloses that tho richest Negroes In Uie U. S. are Student Nonviolent Coordinating War II, comes to maturity with THE MOTHER and elementary insurance company executives and physicians. The magazine states: next class of students. He also stated that professional personnel will Committee, was sentenced to three a horde ot graduates from high teacher of 30 years ago, would "Many Negro fortunes emanate from the South with an exclusively- be hired and students for technical training programs will be accepted months in Jail and 2500 fine for schools this June and next year have done well to have told her Negro clientele." without regard to race. making antl-segregatlon speeches 1 it will swell the attendance at all children: "You may have to dig and taking part in demonstrations < of this nation's schools of higher in a ditch. You may have to get in tills city. learning, above high school. dirty working with your hands at •.v>*_*t LAUuiUiui**' .-itK&u,*.*..»» a, ur. M«.J . a.,ir».l.v ol filUburRh, School ol Medi- Jonas Salk, developer of the Salk polio vaccine, 9 YOU are in the greatest such trades as hod-carrier, brick­ t»uo. Zellner was further accused of are shown at work in Vims Research Labors squeeze to keep you from earn­ layer and truck driver. But first having set up "sit In schools" In learn all you can about digging Talladega. He w;as arrested April ing a living that the world has the future. School drop-outs will slates. Some states who need on or off campus which you may that ditch. Learn the? geometry 21 and charged with "conspiracy ever known. Before you are 20 be a problem to themselves all teachers are especially generous j get to help you. {s*ext,. you might trigonometry and calculus about t to violate trespass laws." He has years older, more than a billion the rest of their lives. They are i if you would make teaching jour be able to live at, borne or .with It or all you can about construct­ posted a $1500'appeal bond since Individuals in this world are go­ amd always will be a problem to j career. Write to the state Dept. of relatives. ing to be competing against each ing buildings on which you lay his sentencing. j our nation so long as Uie particu- Education at your state capital Board and room loom large on other for a living, a share of this bricks or all about operating, ^ individual dropK)ul ,iVC8. and ask about this. the list of college expenses. Liv­ world's food and goods. maintaining, selling of Improving BUT YOU say, you did not drop­ Next, survey your churche*. ing with your family can cut You'll need the academic educa­ the many types of vehicles con­ Retail Sales Up out of school. You graduated The Baptists, Methodists. Catho­ costs substantially, provided com- tion and Uie trade that goes with nected with your field. from high school this year or will lics and many other religious muting to and from clauses isn't It. The batUe to survive in a world graduate in a few years. Well, Bui Some Types Hungry groups offer scholarships. Ask too expensive or inconvenient. THIRTY years ago Negro mo­ of billions of compeUtors for your sUU don't drop out after high your minister or priest. thers and elementary teachers Uv-ina and the Space Age con­ school graduation. You don't have THEN THERE'S cooperative Of Stores Suffer were teUing their children: *"I quests and demands on your knowl­ anywhere near enough education IF YOU are the offspring of a living. Campus co-operafives have Figures released hy Ohio edge of how to make that living for the Space Age, the world of a veteran, the booklet: "Need 'A RetaU Annualist, an OSU pub- 'Ifbrfl niM. don't want you to dig in a ditch." helped put many a student The accent of Negroes then was will be more than a "walk on Uie | automatic and technological Lift," published by the American through college. Inquire it there llcaUoo for retailer*, show that on white-collar Jobs. It watt wild side." It will be a race on change, or the world In which you Legion, P.O. Box 1055. Indianapo­ is a cooperaUve housing setup on retaU salt** for tho first tour thought that to teach young folks the wildest of sides . . . perhaps are going to have to compete with lis, 0, Ind., has a listing of scho­ the campus of Uie college of your month* ot 1963 are up some Tureyl oil's to study to be a lawyer, a doctor, even including the far sides of the the populaUon explosion. larship programs for veterans' off­ choice. If so, make haste to ap­ nine percent over the first four or a minister was to tell them moon and planets. \ How do you go about going fur­ spring which costs only la cents. ply because students do their own months ot 1901. about the highest and finest things FOR EXAMPLE in the millions ther ln your schooling if you don't You also can get a complete housekeeping and marketing on Automobile dealers and got it I a Negro could become. of Jobs to be wiped out, there will have the finances'* Well, one out listing of available scholarships in a collective basis. Co-operaUve plumbing- dealers showed the Girls were- told to become be few, if any, -elevator operators. of every five graduates who en­ the '"College Scholarship Guide," living might be more fun, too. largest increases with gains stenographers, bookkeepers, nur­ Nobody needs an elevator operator ters college will unearth a scholar­ by Lovejoy and Jones, published ot 22 and 55 percent respec­ ses and good cooks. The home- when all of the devices are being Also, Uiere are junior coUeges. ship from some place. by Simon and Schuster in paper­ tively. The lines with sales do­ makers we will always need. But operated automatically. back for $1.95. Likewise there's Two-year coUeges are rising to HOW DO YOU go about getUng er-eases ranged from shoe tomorrow's women in the busl- No wonder then that school drop­ a lot of help to be had from the the need of low-cost educaUon. a scholarship? First, you must be stores, oft oae porcent, to gen­ outs a worry to planners for publication, "Financial Aid For You may even be able to transfer well grounded in academic sub­ eral stores, off seven percent. College Students, Undergradute," your credits at a community col­ jects (a lltUe technical or busi­ by Theresa Birch WUkins. Order lege to some other school which ness course subjects will help, too Physical Facts World it from Supt. of Documents, offers more of the subjects you ... In college and later on). You North, South Race Government Priming Office, want later on. By staying at home Knows Now Will More must have average or better Washington 25, D. C. It costs tl. in a community college or at a Politico* To Speak Than By 1967 grades. Then, In addlUon, your Junior college, the fees may be health must be good. Without IF yoa think school was toogh FOR LOANS and graduate fel­ smaUler. Ask for details of the good health, you can't study well At NAACP Confab ia your day, pity the poor »tu- lowships available from the feder­ transfer program, geared to dup­ enough to keep In college. NEW YORK-iTwo new office­ dent today. Dr. A. Richard al government, check with the col­ licate the first two years st « Next, you must start your holders will address the delegates (All US FOR Baldwin receatly reported that lege with which you plan to apply. four year college, elsewhere. Jun­ search for scholarships early. to a special session on poliUcal man's knowledge of the world Acquaint your school guidance ior college graduates—and espe­ Start with your school library. acUon at the NAACP's 53rd an­ FUU MEASURE will doable by 1M7. He added counsellor's office with your cially those who do well — can Write to probable sources. In­ nual convenUon in AUanta, July that this will be tbe fourth needs. Ask for informafion on transfer to four-year colleges with OF PROTECTION clude adl of the coUeges you may time. Previous Ume« were be­ compeUUons, applications and advanced standing for their third M. be interested in attending. Mrs. Charles E. White, elected Docs the present day tween KM and 1900; between tests. or fourth year. to the Houston, Texas, Board of value of your property 1M0 and 1S30; and between NEXT, survey help In your Many business firms will help ALSO, BEGIN planning right Education and Merle McCury, of outweigh your fire in­ IMO aad I960. community. Scholarships or some children of their employees. Some now, where you are going to work Cleveland, appointed U. S. At­ surance coverage? If degree of aid are granted by most also have even wider scholarship this summer and how you can torney for Northern Ohio, will ad­ so your loss could be programs. Check all of the lar­ ger firms in your vicinity. save enough funds and where you dress the mass meeting set for substantial. Better can work during the coming sum­ t\dy 9. Flavor you never thought you'd get from any filter cigarette! check 22nd ANNIVERSARY SALE NOW HOW do you go about cut­ mers of your college years. Tie If you're hungry for flavor, Tareyton** got plenty—and it's plenty good! Quality ting the cost* of going to college? this up as tighUy as you can, art n v TEAR First, there's always the lltUe job now. tobaccos at their peak go into Tareyton. Then the famous Dual Filter brings out the DOUBLE BUCKEYE STAMPS i CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—Two Ohio Earl Hood teachers are among IS high school best taste of these choice tobaccos. Try a pack of Dual Filter Tareytons—you'll see! GET THE GIFT OF YOUR CHOICE teachers of English, history, sci­ Insurance Agency ence and social studies who will D£| FURNITURE COMPANY DAVIS' BARBERSHOP study areas of their own choosing thtel Filter makes the difference mmmsMSL,"' 976 E. Long OL 2-4211 1183 E. Fifth Ave. (Next Door To Shepard Market) during this next year at Harvard. Member ••*••» PARK IN REAR COMPLETE BARBER SERVICE The Ohibans .are Mrs. Antoinette ML Veraoa Ave. District , Monday thru Friday 9 A.M. tH 1 VM. p*a*tSr*f . Jbtmata * *tm*m ,a*»~V*. DUAL FILTER Improvement Association Barr. Bexley (Columbus suburb), TT Tareyton 2531 CLEVELAND AVE. .AM. 2-4800 Saturday 9 AM. 'til g P.M. and Mike Dugas, East Cleveland. mrhard Davia, Prep. _ I o Tear* Experience THUMDAV, JUNE 21, 1965 THE OHIO SENTINEI THURSDAY, JUNE rt, 1961 THE OHIO SENTTNH PAGE 9 THE SOCIAL SCENE Popular Young Local Couple Celebrate Double Birthday By SADIE CARMICHAEL rT'.;""^-. _,„,— By SAME CARMICHAEL ular musical group. . . .Added inel They have two lovely- *A ACCORDING to an anounce- Joy for Bell's charming wife, Doro­ daughters who have many young Women ment by her parents, lovely Jane thy, was the presence of her sis­ friends here. . . . The United Evelyn Pace will wed a young ter, Kathleen and hubby William Negro College Fund will award roan from Urbancrest, Ohio, July Payne from Compton. one of the two four year scholarships total­ 14 . . . Miss Pace is a graduate beautiful suburbs of Los Angles, ing $4000; one to Fisk Universily ct Capital University and is en­ suburbs of Los Angeles. Calif, and the other to Hampton Insti­ Barbara Ann Smith Elected rolled in the graduate school ot the Bells attended her birth- tute. . . .a specisl committee will music at Ohio State Universiy. A Calif.; the Bells attended her select from several Columbus 'Miss Central State-62-63' High schools, students with "B" member ot Phi Beta music honor­ birthday party in I* A. recently. ed title of "Miss Central Stnto averages or better and in financial ary fraternity, she is teaching in Rhapsody ln Music, featuring College" for the coming academic need. Awards will be made at the the Southwestern School District outstanding local talent will bv year, and the happy victor is an close of the current campaign, ...She is the daughter of Mr. and presented at Centenary Methodist East Orange, N.J. senior, Elemen­ August 1. . . .Committee in Mrs. Russell W. Pace, Sr., 106 & church, Sunday, June 24 from 4- tary Education major. charge includes Robert W. Heff- Ohio av. . . . The prospective 7 p.m., sponsored by the Weslyan The business of wearing the ner. Dr. Watson H. Walker, Mrs. bridegroom, Robert Lewis Quini- Service Guild. Mrs. Evelyn Wesley, mantle of a queen Is nothing new Juan it.'i Webster, George Berry, chett, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Joseph president; Mrs. Tanoma Powell, to lovely Barbara Ann Smith. The Quinichett of Urbancrest, is n chairman. William Guthrie, Harry A. Rlch- tcr, treasurer of UNCF in Colum­ vlvaceous miss served as "Mi*, graduate of Ohio State. He is em­ 9 AS convention time rolls bus. . . .So oil of you who con­ Second Attendant" as a freshman; ployed with Columbus Division o( along, Columbus members of tribute to United Negro College moved up to "Miss First Attend­ North American Aviation as an Moles, Inc., are looking forward ant" In her sophomore year; and SOME OF THE out-ot-towncrs who came to Att'y Car] Character and wife. Denim, analog computing engineer and is Fund, congratulations for helping all ot to the organization's gathering in should make the step up from Columbus for the Xapoleoa Bells* gay birthday Cleveland; Napoleon ami Dorothy Bill a member of Omega Psl Phi Fra­ th* diligent campaign workers in Mra. Norfolk, Va., this weekend. . . . these honors to "Miss Central fete at Cavalier* club, Saturday, aro pictured Kathleen Payne and husband, William ol ternity. . . . The couple will be putting Columbus on the higher Corup- Mesdames Charlotte Fish, Foster State" with relative case and from left: Joseph Battle, hia wife. Evelyn; ton, Calif. Joined in an open church event education program map. Newlin, Grace Wilson, Myrna grace. at 8:30 p.m. at Asbury Methodist Beatty, Eleanor De Loache and _ From Rachell Kistner comes Miss Smith Is the daughter of church, July 14. several others are expected to be word of a clever program to "take LeRoy and Ellen Smith of 40 Among Columbusites who at­ among the group to make the trek pounds olf sensibly." . . .A new Grove Place, East Orange, and tended the American Federation of for the meet. . .. Two big na­ is a graduate of East Ornnge Musicians convention ln Pitta- tional figures, a male and female chapter of Tops Club. Inc., Is be­ High In that city. Her campus In­ Airy AND burgh recently, were Cleve Good, are scheduled for appearances ing organized at Lincoln Health terests includ* working with the president and Harland Randolph, here in the next few days at meet­ Center, 771 y, E. Long on Tues­ Many relatives and friends turn­ the Merry Makers club. Several Charity Board, membership In a secretary of Local 68*9. . . .Wives ings of significance to Negroes In day, June 26 at 7:30 p.m. Anyone ed out at Cavaliers' spacious club- out-of-town guests were present. number of student educational r>-- of both enjoyed several social the community. . . . Can't re­ Interested in Joining the group's houso .Saturday, night to fete the THE GUEST list Included: sociations, and participation In events on the program of the 63th veal the details yet. . . .Sweet long range program to lose pounds BARBARA ANN SMITH Napoleon -Bells on their birthday. Messrs.- • and Mesdames James Chariot Choir of Dayton will ap­ the Canterbury Club. Games, Joseph Battles. Att'ys and convention of the organization. and maintain ideal weight, is in­ ("Miss Central Slate) Att'y Bell and his lovely wife, pear at Pythian Auditorium, 847 Central State's queen is picked Guests are still talking about vited to this meeting. TOPS stands Dorothy, who reside at 1725 Frank­ MesSnmts Carl Character, James ML Verbon av., for a program WILBERFORCE, 0_The Cen­ on the basis of beauty, charm, the enjoyable time they had at the for "take off pounds sensibly.'* .. lin av., ha\e the same birthdatc R. Willis, George Whitehead, Jam- sponsored by A and ASK. Ma­ tral State College students have and scholastic achievement. She double birthday fete at Cavaliers weight loss Is accomplished and planned for some time to i es Terry, and Carl Mosely, all of sons, Sunday, June 24, at 3 p. m. made their selection for the covet­ fits the bill on all three counts. Club, Saturday, In honor of the through group therapy and educa­ have their relatives and friends j ClevcJand; Att'ys and Mesdames Isaac Owens is general chairman. Napoleon Bells. . . . The evening tion on eating habits. . . .The join in a double natal celebration. j Nathaniel Jones, William Green, National Association of Colored was enhanced by songs of a pop- organization Is a national one with So they picked the newly air-con­ ! Mr. and Mrs. McCullough Willi- Womens Clubs has launched a j ams, all of Youngstown; Messrs. over 1500 chapters throughout U.S. Grider Dance School Revue ditioned Cavaliers' club where huge program leading up to the | nnd Mesdames Eugene Lyman. Canada and Alaska, with over Boll Ut a member, because of its ATTENTION organization's Mth Anniversary facilities and appointments, which William Lewis, all of London; 31,000 members, we hear . . .It A revue entitled "Reflections In June 29. at 8:30 p.m. at East High • •.-.•-. BEAUTY OPERATORS celebration in Washington, D.C. , Messrs. ahd Mesdames Paul Jon- ought to be interesting and and Dance" by students of Jeannette School auditorium. are conductive to all-around enter­ RELATIVES OF TUB IiONOKEES are pictured from left to during the months of July and j es, . Herbert Tho- Fully Equipped enjoyable. . . .Don't forget, Tues­ tainment in a gay and intimate riRht, standing: Paul Jones. George Sinclair, Herbert Thomas. Grider's School of Dance and Mo­ In addition to a door prize j mas. alt of Urbane; Dr. and Mrs. Shop For Solo August Program titled day, June 26. atmosphere. Mrs. i.i.r-.iiu,- I.ynwii, Att'y Webster Lyman, Jr., MM. Lollta -lone-*, deling" will be presented Friday, which will be awarded, highlights I William K. Payne. Compton, Calif. "Project 6e", directed by Colum- The lounge beautifully decor­ Mrs. Peggy Lewis, Sift*. Matron* Sunderland. Dewey Slade. Mr*. of the show will include, "A Musi­ PROM COLUMBUS Att'ys and busite Mayme Moore calls for a ated with pink gladioli and ma­ Nona Slade and William Lewis. Seated: Mra, Joseph W. Lyman. cal Birthday," "Gershwin'a Con­ : Mesdames, John Clark. John W. 1194 OAK ST. contribution of 1M cents from each jestic daisies. An lirtpressive cen- Mr*. Alberto Uvnimi, Att'y Napoleon Bell. Dorothy Bell. Mrs. Kath­ E. Bowen. Daniel Mann Jr.. David member toward the NACWC na­ Nurses Ass'n Plans Picnic certo in F," "Excerpts From terpiece of the same mixture ot leen Payne and Br. William Payne. Business Built Up I D. While. William Toler, William tional Indebtedness. Porgy and Bess," "Symphonic flowers, with a touch of contrast­ Heady To Operate j Brooks. Webster S. Lyman Jr., Frank C. Shearer, Jesse Roy, Law- » Charles Wilson. Dewey Slade, Tho- District No. 12 of the Ohio State the following activities for the Dance Interpretations," and "Pas ing greenery, enchanced the beau­ Immediately 9 THE Orlie Phiilipses, recent­ rence Gwynn. J nias Trimble, Frank Jarman, Dor- Nurses Association will hold its de Deux" from Act II of Swnn ty of the table. All floral work | Lawrence Curtis. Webster S. Ly- 5 Years tn This Location ly ot Pittsburgh where Orlie di­ evening: Elephant bingo, baseball Messrs, and Mesdames Sam . ph, "A Model's Nell Bryant. Douglas Scott, Jaime Smith-eln- Messrs. and Mesdames Joseph cas. Arthur Clark. William Pres­ RIEDER'S HARDWARE-27 N. Nelson Rd. A, .. Eastgate Clifton Pari Lyman Jr., Carl Sunderland. John ton. Carl Basnell, J. G. Morgan, Hair Must Rollins. Sterling GUI. George Hay- R. Ear! Bland. 258-162G • FREE PARKING • 258-1620 kt? Apartments Apartments den. John G. Turner, Stanley Messrs. John B. Combs. Otto Webster, James R. Wilson. Leo­ Beatty Jr., James Alien. 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Sunday 2 to 5 P. M. ATTENTION Also try new Oult Peactt 8WGMIGT your clothe*? DANIEL BOONE H»u OfSSSsng Cwdttssas*- *A1I ever 9259 valuation Wleanei CLEANERS Central High School Auditorium wirh e»ctu*ve LutterpUa Uft-M. charged t% ot value. RIEDER'S HARDWARE «1 St. Clair Ave. CL. S-tSSS CL. 8-4053 CL. 8-6432 (Changed From East High School., as Previously Announced) Compare' You get so rout*!mor s Joe Patrick, Mgr. Friday, June 29 8:30 P. M. tor ONLY 39* PAGE 10 THE OHIO SENTINEI TrfUBSPAV, JUNE 2T, 1963 THURSDAY, JUME 71, 19*2 THE OHIO SENTINEI WAGE tf Mrs. Johnson Elected To High Office In Alia Baba the peak supply months, with harvest of the Ohio crop normally Silver Service Mrs. Emma Girdy Johnson, 80! Reller, eupervisor of Messenger, Columbus Urban League starting In late July. N. 17th st., was elevated to llluv Center World War II, Korean Others elected to office include: The OlUo peach crop is likely Adds Class To trious Commandress ot Alia Baba Bonus, supervisor of Girls and Gladys Gates, 1st Lt Command­ to be smaller this year than last. Court, No. 75, Daughters of Isis, Women's activities of Beatty Park ress; Verna Turner, 2nd Lt. Com­ Orchard men say the damage to Outdoor Fetes mandress; Lena Rose, High Pries­ buds by cold weather this past AEAONMSPHA. She has had 34 Center, pres. of the late Samuel Outdoor dining has become one tess; Lottie Mitchell, Oriental winter and spring was heavier than years public service in the City J. Walters Democratic Club, past of the most popular leisure time of Columbus. pres. of Wednesday Evening Study- Guide; Mary Payne, treas.; An- By ITfffaTIalag SL KBANSS usual. Our Michigan neighbors al­ so report a smaller crop estimate activities from coast to roast and Her positions were deputy clerk Club, past pres. of the Duchess nettee Johnson, recordrcss; Alice (Marketing Information tor than a year ago, and from the with it, elegance now comes to in Probate and Common Pleas Club, member of Second Baptist Kelley, asst. recordrcss; Flora Consumers Agricultural same cause as in Ohio. California, the patio and garden. In a regal Courts of Franklin County, super­ Club, past pres. of the Duchesses Brandon, 1st Ceremonial Daugh­ Extension Service In the top producing state, reports a setting for summer entertainment, visor of Field Workers Bureau of rec. sec'y of Orel,? No. 3 and ter; Grace Beasley, 2nd Ceremon­ Franklin County) good crop, but below last year. your sliver Joins the party to be­ Census, timekeeper of Sewing member of Usher Board. ial Daughter; Edith Carr, Mar­ come the "hit of the evening." Units WPA. caseworker for City Mrs. Johnson Is presently em­ shall; Katie Banks. Inside Spy; • THIS WEEK LOOK FOR: Fruits - Fresh peaches, oranges, fro- O CHERRIES - Supplies of ployed at the Bureau of Motor ANA McNeal. Outside Spy; Alice r.en omnge Juice. Vegetables - New potatoes, lettuce, greenhous toma­ sweet cherries are at a peak this Modern hostesses are finding Vehicles. She is a member of Kelley, Capt. or Drill Team, and toes, cabbage. Protein Foods - Large eggs, fryers, beef roast*, steak month. California, the main source that gleaming silver service helps 12th Women's Day of early supplies, report* a better create that all important "hospi­ •tt.OM SCHOLARSHIP front Trinity Baptist church will ob­ NAACP, YM and YWCA, and Katie Banks, Co-Capt. "specials," dairy products. - BUMMER FRUITS HERE; than average crop. Washington, tality mood" for outdoor dining. trustees of Mt. Union College serve 12th annual Women's Day haa been awarded to Aalta Loo* EARLY CROP PROSPECTS At present, it doesn't look as Oregon and Michigan will be in New patterns In flatware blend Sunday. June 24. with Rev. E. A. ise Richmond, 1 tit Weadell av. 9 RAPID changes can be noted though this will be the biggest production soon, but crop esti­ well with contemporary settings Parham. pastor, as morning spea­ iosack Baotis! Church Notes and decor. She will enter Mt. Union Col­ at fruit counters as summer fruits fruit year on record but it's too mates from these states have not ker. By WAYNE MORRIS fuge, Mt. Olivet. Love Zion, Beth­ lege in the fall. come Into their own. Peaches, early to be sure. Here is a look at been released. Miss Bernetta Stovall of Toledo, Annual Men's Day will be ob­ any, Centenary Methodist. Second New Jersey. Volume should con­ apricots, cherries, blackberries, present prospects for several ot Sour cherries will be available a former missionary, will be ves­ served at Hosack Baptist Church. BapUst, Shiloh, Gay Street, Mt. tinue to Increase and be at a peak nectarines and plums are some of the popular fruits. by late June or early July, but per hour speaker at 6 p.m. Sunday, June 24, with Chester Hill Vernon, Trinity, Union. Grace and production estimates have not during July. the items available now or ex­ 9 PEACHES - Crop estimates as the principal speaker. Caldwell Temple. Be a patron for been released. A Father and Son Banquet will «1 to benefit Men's Day. pected soon. have been released for nine south­ Blackberries are also available RESERVE Daniel Boone be held In conjunction with the ern producing states that are Im­ 9 PLUMS - Volume of plums in seasonal, though limited, sup­ HOW FOR June 21 and 22, the Juniorettes portant sources for Ohio markets, will increase during the month ply this month. Harvest of new Men's Day Program. Saturday, are sponsoring a musical concert • Wed-Hngs • Parties Cleaners June 30. Rev. Jeremiah Walker including our biggest suppliers, with heaviest supplies from July crop table grspes is underway featuring piano-soloist S. Finley at Georgia and South Carolina. In to September. California produc­ including Perlette, Cardinal and * Receptions * Dances Complete Dry Cleaaing of Liberia, Africa, who is a gradu­ 7 p. m. *s these two states, early estimates tion, which accounts for over 70 Thompson Seedless varieties. * Banquets Service ate of Shaw University, will be OPTOMETRISTS are for a crop 23 percent below percent of the total, is expected to Ladies' • Mea's guest speaker. Banquet tickets may 9 SICK AND SHUT-INS: Fred JEWELERS the large 1961 crop, but 22 per­ be IS percent under a year ago In the citrus line Valencia oran­ CALL AlteratJoas - Repair be obtained from any male mem­ Moore, Dennis Rivers, Ell Pearson < EYES EXAMINED cent above average. and below average. ges continue in good volume, but 1-Hour Service ber of the church. and Mesdames Lucille Peaks, (St. Free Plck-Up A Delivery * GLASSES FITTED Smaller crops are forecast for 9 OTHER FRUITS - Nectarines grapefruit supplies have dropped 0 ON JULY 8, the men an also Anthony Hospital) , Beatrice Pres­ WATCH REPAIRING BARNETT'S 521 SL Clair Ave. CL. 8-2825 all nine states. Harvest is under­ will be available this month, fol­ considerably. Supplies of both le­ giving a musical program, with ton, Anna B. Harris, Georgia Reasonable Prices WHITE HOUSE, INC way now in several states and lowed by heavier supplies In July mons and limes Increased some­ Jo* Patrick, Mgr. the following church choirs par­ Whaley, Katie King, F. Standifer Satisfaction Guaranteed volume will increase throughout and August. Blueberries are being what this month, with limes much 9SS9 INDIANOLA AVE. ticipating: Feiendshp Baptist, Re­ and Laura Betton. 773 E. LONG ST. CA. 4-2813 the month. July and August are harvested In North Carolina and more plentiful than a year ago. AM. 3-3152 HU. 0-9395

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THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1962 THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1961 THE OHIO SENTINU THE OHIO MCI 13 PAGE 11 THE ROUNDUP EDITORIALS L. A.'s Hawkin$-5fh Race Congressman! *f) LOS ANOELES—Democrats here arc confident they will send the filth Negro to Congress. Augustus F. Hawkins swamped his op­ ponents to win the nomlnaUon for Congressman In the newly created JIM district. Nomination in the heavily Democratic city Is almost a 1 guarantee of election. Hawkins will Jotn William Dawson of Chicago, Kings Row Mirage Adam Clayton Powell of New York, Charles Diggs from Detroit, and Robert Nix of Philadelphia In Congress If he Is elected. • IN THE modern American political game of checkers, or chess if you like, when one reaches the "King's Row," one Pastors' Drive Nets Philly Paper Job Equality hopes to be able to move back and forth quite freely across the *} PHILADELPHIA—N< ,;•„ ministers ln Philadelphia called an game of life and politics. There is no such thing as a game of end to a selective patronage campaign designed to gain fair employ­ straight checkers in politics, and so this game, we all know, has ment rights for Negroes at the Philadelphia Evening and Sunday Bul­ to be played the other way. letin nfter the newspaper acceded to their demands. The Bulletin has hired 28 Negroes and assured that in the future there would be equal America has no king. Our president is the nearest thing opportuntiei for Negroes in all phases of the newspaper's operations. to that in the U.S. political setup and even is more powerful The campaign had been in effect for two months. than any of the world's kings or other royalty. The President sits in the King's Row. On all sides of him arc the members of Humphrey Ms 'Century of Freedom' Comm. his Cabinet. *f WASHINGTON—Senator Hubert Humphrey e.,poticy. POLICE OFFICIALS < ONFERBKD in < olum- with Chief of Police George W. Scholer, center, the Negro) long tenure over Congressional committees, Rep. bus recently when Chief Inspector Allen 11. Bal­ and Inspector of Police Harvey Alatoa of lard of the Philadelphia Police Dept., left, came Dawson managed to stay in Congress long enough to become 2 Mothers, 20 Kids Wit! Norlh tb« Columbus Pottce Dept. —Photo by Lt. J. ISy aJLuciud ed.ee to Columbus oa official business. He talked W. Montag. J, 3 See St! chairman of an important .committee. There Bill Dawson was, 9 HYANNI8, MASS.—Two Negro mothers, sent here by Arkansas promoted to head the powerful White House Expenditures I—m 5^ l^J^_Z segregationists, held their ground after refusing to go back south with 9 A VOI Nti MAN showed me tion is for rich families. It is colored people to see tho light for committee which spot-checks on the President in the U- S.'s tholr 20 children. Jimmy Karim, a onetime Little Rock segregationist, his fine car the other day. Upon there for all families, who plan years but too few have caught a King's Row, even checks to an extent on all fountain-head offered to provide $20 per month support for the children and to find learning ol his marriage, I mild­ for it, to have the same as tho glimpse. There are possibilities in funds used by the executive branch of the nation. Right next to Jobs for the mothers.. Karhn is head of the "We Who Care" commit­ ly remonstrated, urging that he cars and the homes. share ownership of big companies. King's Row. tee, which was organized ln Little Rock to bring back Negroes who Jackie Rest Or U. S. Negroes 9 AFTER the children have Stock holders own the companies should sink his money into buying • THEN SUDDENLY it was announced that Rep. were sent north by segregationists. a home. He works two jobs and their education and are sell sus­ and voice their notions of company has plans to trade his present taining in their own ecomomlc ef­ policies through franchise rights. Dawson might be named a Cabinet member. If he had taken n forts, then what? The colored the Postmaster Generalship, by this time the mammoth smears U.S. Call Opens Cells For 2 Revs. In la. Robinsorr. Need Securjfyf Too high price convertible into a new 9 NOW while state laws have model the first of the year and family should start putting its that only can come out of such big city slum areas as Chicago 9 SHREVEPORT, LA.—Two ministers who accompanied Martin be/ J A CK/£ /ZOB/A/SOA/ money to work in a more lucrative helped discourage discriminatory then start buying a home. hiring according to color, state and N. York might have picked him off. But Rep. Luther King, to a rally, here wer« released from Jail after reports thnt I am not In accord with his direction than bank Interest and tv,;.^^*-7'-/ laws cannot cover every rat hole Dawson was smart. He kept out of King's Row. He's still the Robert Kennedy, U.S. Attorney General, had Intervened ln their behalf. placement of values tor he has that direction should be in stocks nnd bonds. There Is no doubt that that Jim crow uses to sneak in. head of the committee which checks on King's Row, however. The two, Rev. Harry Blake and Rev. Wyatt T. Walker, were charged # ROBERT G. Spivack, syn­ ment. to strike out against the steel the car as first choice and the However, a horde of colored stock dicated columnist for The N. Y. 9 WE HAVE high regard for Negroes own stock ln some big Then there was Rep. Adam Powell. This Negro solon, with mental incompetence and loitering as they stood on the steps of a moguls. home second choice and I think it holder could voice a strong ob­ Herald-Tribune, and one of the Mr. Spivack and we respect and should be reversed. Be that as it companies like GM, but they are too, stayed in Congress long enough to be ready to head an church where King was scheduled to speak. Police and the mayor # WE WOULD heip ourselves not heavy investors and that Is jection in any business and ought most respected newsmen ln the understand his point of view. We may, I am extremely proud of tho important committee—the House Labor and Education Com­ denied that Kennedy had intervened ln the case. as a nation if we would only be­ where wealth build-up lies. to be heard. In other words, I business, thinks this writer Is un­ also commend his honesty In ad­ fact that so many young colored am saying that stock and bends mittee. Southern solons couldn't kick on the seniority rule. The fair ln criticising President Ken­ mitting that Mr. Kennedy has gin to realize how much we hurt While the homes and cars are- couples are buying their own ownership not only constitute nest nedy and his stand on civil rights. failed to live up to "his most the world Image we seek to create homes. They are adding to ths being bought, there are some rule gave them their strength. But they schemed with North­ 80 'Riders' Test Route 40 Discrimination eggs for future security and af­ Mr. Spivack recenUy used his specific campaign commitment In by our treatment of dark visitors. great ownership ot homes by items that always have a place erners and the most violent type of smear campaign that ever fording a more pleasant life, but • EIJKTON, MD—Six Freedom Riders were Jailed last week in Washington-datellned column to the realm of civil rights" (the The African doesn't need our help colored families and one can be­ in the daily routine. The fifths of was used, is still going on against Powell, the Negro who only they could give the colored man this Maryland town as demonstrations against segregated restaurants answer a piece in which we asked quote is Mr. Spivack's) by failing as snuch as we need courage and lieve that this town of Columbus whiskey and cases ot beer are a powerful weapon ln straighten­ moved into the square two spots back from the King's Row. why the President couldn't get to sign a federal anti-bias housing courtesy to evaluate him as a fel­ ls hitting towards a record in main items usually and there ls continued. About 80 persons moved south from New York and 40 headed ing out stubborn Jim crow. Rep. Powell still heads the committee and takes it all in stride. as angry over the civil rights bill. low human. The Negro in Amen, colored horns ownership. no denial of that. The best cus­ north from Baltimore to test reports that African diplomats had been • NOW there is Dr. Robert Weaver, head of the Federal mess In this country as he did On the other hand, while it is lea, this writer believes, doesn't 9 BUT OTHER goals come to tomer the state liquor business America strives to ker p private discriminated against along U. S. Route 40. want help. He wants his moral, Housing and Home Finance Agency of the U. S.. He was ap­ about the steel situation. fine for Mr. Spivack to take note mind and they should loom up has is the colored man. The state enterprise free from cumbersome legal and constitutional rights and of Ohio had three liquor stores pointed to the post by Pres. Kennedy with the announcement 9 "IS THIS a fair assessment of of the tact that Negroes have been alter the home ownership has >>cen government control and govern­ brought Into the Coast Guard he win do the rest. completed. Many colored families in the downtown area of Columbus ment control or strong cei tralized that the Administration wanted to have Congress create a Cabi­ the admlnistraUon's record?" Mr. Spivack asked after citing this Academy—and this we applaud— We sUU believe that Robert buy the home, furnish it rather but closed one, no doubt for the government gains power when It net division of Urban Affairs. It was widely proclaimed, in 'Kings Row' Mirage lack.of business; but it is enlarg­ writer's opinion that the president we are not so much concerned Kennedy has the right idea and luxuriously including the play­ can tell private Industry whom It view of a campaign pledge to appoint a Negro to the Cabinet about the handful of Negroes thus the courage of his convictions, the rooms and bars, then they start ing facilities In the two stores may hire. These laws are nbso- Continued From Page 12 should stop catering to the south­ (King's Row), that Dr. Weaver would head the new Dept, if benefitted as we are about the determination to bring the force banking some of the money after servicing the colored district. lutely necessary as the colored ern congressional bloc and begin created. Gov. Lawrence. No King's Row for Weaver. backing up what we believe are status of Mr. Average Negro of law to bear on the civil rights the car has been paid for and 9 SOME STOCK costs as much man climbs into first class citizen­ the sincere efforts of his brother, American. That status, on the dilemma. We hate to admit it, but some of the children go to school. a share as a fifth of scotch and ship but we must strive to keep In the background, however, lurks Penna. Gov. David • ON THE checker board, too, are corners into which a Att'y Gen. Robert Kennedy. civil rights level, remains quo. we are not convinced that the at­ This is all progress but there could the shares are making big money this nation a republic of free men Lawrence. He's been national committeeman of his state for man can move and very little can be done to force him out. We are not as concerned about torney general's brother has the Mr. Spivack, In reply, offers an be greater progress. for white investors. Shares build unharnessed with multi-govern­ over 40 years and has worked well, after a fashion, with his The ex-NAACP civil rights cases champion, Atty. Thurgood lop-level appointments for the same courage, although he may analysis of "progress the Negro But an important goal should into fortunes and the colored home ment restrictions. Thurgood Marshall* and the Ro­ have the same convictions. party's Southerners, a dean of the party. Gov. Lawrence, who Marshall was appointed to one of these corners ... if has made in the Kennedy admin­ be to provide th« opportunity for owners could climb up the ladder bert Weavers, no matter how 9 TS OTHER words, \>e color­ can't succeed himself as governor, too, wants to head the Ur­ approved by Congress . . . a U. S. Appeals Court position with istration." He talks about the fine ihe children to go into college to to fortune by buying a few shares highly we regard them personally, 9 WE WISH Mr. Spivack would ed people can begin to make a good salary, for life. work of Harris Wofford Jr., for­ prepare for a career. This desire of stock Instead of a Jug of gin. ban Affairs .Dept., if and when created. Congress just doesn't as we are about the continuing put himself—not in the place of wealth talk for us and give poli­ merly the President's Civil Rights to amass college funds could be I do not subscribe to a complete seem to want to create the Dept., so long as Weaver is the day-to-day discriminations in Jobs, the brand new Coast Guard Aca­ ticians a breather. Money talks It was nice in a way, the Southerners felt, to get him out assistant. He cites a Southern Re­ handled In the same manner as self denial existence in order to candidate to head it. Ultimately, there may be a compromise on housing and politics which con­ demy men, not in the place of and probably will go on talking of the practice of civil rights law. It worked with Judge Hastie gional Council report which speaks the home payment and the car reach goals of wealth for the color­ front the Negro masses. the Thurgood MarshalU ond Rob and we ought to have It talk for COKnNTJED~O\TvA0K U '.' when he was appointed to a U.S. Grcuit Court position . _ . ot action taken by various govern­ Weavers—but in the place of the buying, by investments toward ed man but I would definitely urge us. It might prove to be more the desire, that is to start insur­ that we divide the placing of our but to put Marshall in the King's Row at the opposite end of ment agencies to strike out at 9 SPEAKING of Thurgood Mar­ Just plain Negro citizen who cannot convincing that national election pany shares. A Jug ot wine will and cars are necessary hut e racial bias. He points out that the shall, we believe Mr. Kennedy has understand why the battle for ance or bank savings towards that extra coins by buying stocks and votes. the board, the judicial end? The South just couldn't stand it! end. bonds. last as long as It ls being drunk, share of some stock each week, president has made a number of as much provocation to get hts medicare should be fought more I would urge my friends, who but stock will accrue wealth that along with that fifth of whiskey, And so, to date, Marshall has not been confirmed. outstanding appointments of dis­ It Is no longer true, as was Leslie If. Shaw and Russell Pace dander up against the bigots in vigorously than the battle to wipe work two or three Jobs, to put could buy a lake of wine. Buy- or case of beer, will add up pret- tinguished and qualified Negroes once believed, that higher tduca- have been trying to get many • KING'S ROW for 'Negroes in the U.S. has been to the Senate who are stalling the out the deadly virus of racial some of that loot into stock com- Ing homes ts ot first Importance ty high ln future years. on a number of levels ot govern­ date a mirage, Republicans ot Demoaats. . 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THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1962 THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1962 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE IS PAGE 14 THE OHIO sanwja Gospel Circuit WEEKLY MEDITATION Tho Evangelistic Unit will con­ duct regular worship services at willingness to serve those who Mary Jo's Nursing Home, 1068 seek His support, but rather, Faith Franklin av.. Sunday. June 24. is surrender to the will of God, beginning at 2 p.m. Rev. Cleophus even though that will may Include Kee will deliver the message. Bro. the dark night of Gcthsemane or Arden Dennis will be in charge. the anguish of the Cross on Cal­ Bro. Clifton Jones and Sis. Ruby vary. Watiker led devotional services at O YES, faith is serene trust In May's Nursing Home last Sunday God's ability to use ail human afternoon. Bro. Arden Dennis forces and passions tor Ute fulfill­ spoke on the subject: "Jesus Is ment ol His eternal purposes. It The One." Remarks were offered is a divinely inspired conviction BEV* 8IMP3SON by Bro. Joseph Harvey, Jr.. of the Uiat God's plan cannot be frustrat­ Christ Memorial Baptist Church. 9 "THE LORD wiU give streng­ ed, that even the worst of man­ 0 REV. Cleophus Kee will be th unto Hia people; the Lord will kind can be made to praise Him. IIONOREKS and principal), at 104th Wilber­ guest speaker at Spring Hill Bap­ bless Ilia people, with peace. For 9 THE man ot faith will al­ received honorary Doctor of HomaaiUea de­ force commencement prepare- to eater tha grees; Biahop Fred Oorsoa, president ot World tist church, 1230 Mt. Vernon av., the Lord God Omnipotent relgne- ways find time to read his Bible lis* of march. Left to right: they are A. Chea­ Methodist Conference, and speaker, who re­ Sunday, June 21, at 7:30 p.m. He Ui." (Psalms £9:11, Revelation and its helpers. He looks therein Bethany Baptist Church Meet ter Clark, Secretary of Mlsalona of the AME ceived honorary Doctor of EcleslasUcal Joru*- will be accompanied by the Myers 19.6). for the eternal unity of the Lord's Church; Robert M. Freahe, exec, director, De­ pntdence degree; Wilberforce Prea., Dr. Rem- By ESTHER E. SMOTHERS Choir. Rev. A. J. Andrews ls pas­ 9 WHEN we pray, do we look method and message. He sees troit Round Table; Stanley Broff, New Yorh bert Stokes; and WUberforce University board Fathers receiving special recog­ Set For Phila. tor. for a ready answer? Such answer clearly the guiding hand of God bdftiaessmaa aad philanthropist, aU of whom chairman, Bishop Eugene C. Hatcher. nition at Uie 11 a.m. worship hour must come through our faith. In all the movements of the cen­ WASHINGTON—The Fifth An­ Rev. Cleophus Kee will also last Sunday were, Reginald Shaw, Faith; or true faith in God does turies and the changings of in­ a'a'ft'aa'Wa'm^ nual ConvenUon of the Bible Way the youngest father; Rev. Rogers, speak for the Building Fund at the not imply that we anticipate an Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ ' MOURNING the death of **•'« tetkwr, Use Ute Harry Sauadcr*. dividuals and nations. Having this the oldest; and Walter Mayo, the Calvary Tremont Baptist Church, easy future or believe that God World-Wide, Inc., wiU be high­ WVKO radle aaeeoecer Eddie Saunders. aUeda between his wife, In mind, it wiU do us good to most outstanding father of the 12M Leonard av., Sunday, July 1 will intervene to crown our right­ lighted by a mass pilgrimage to Mra. Esther "Mike" Seattders, on tar right, aad another relative, remember that; the Lord God Shiloh Church Notes year In Bethany. at 2 p.m. Bro. Allen Craft Is chmn. eous cause with an early victory. Omnipotent reigneth. He is still the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia's Virginia Seiudera as they leave the Niath St. Baptist Church. •«.-•<••• Faith is not confidence In God's Presentations were made by Mr. Independence Square. The ten-day Cincinnati, preparatory te enteriag funeral cars. Woman at far of the program. W. J. Payden Is Lord of His creation. < By KATTIIEItINK E. HAYES the NaUonal BapUst S. S. and BTU June 29—Loa Amlgos Pink Recep­ Mayo, K3-m.it Chapman and Dea­ convention will be held at the R«- loft ts smldeatilled. pastor. OlK PBAYER The Los Amlgos Club is extend­ Congress, convening in Denver, tion, Mrs. Ednah Clayton, chmn.; con James Smith. Rev. A. Wilson fuge Church ot Church, 52nd and 9 O THOU Supreme Com­ Wood, pastor spoke from the sub­ mander of the universe,. breathe ing an invitation to all ot their Col. Staff members in attendance July 1—BapUsm and Fellowship of Race sts., In the City of Brotherly Grace Baptist ject, "What kind of a Dad are Love. over our minds the benediction friends to attend their Annual Pink were Mrs. Esther W. Tyree. and New Members at 7 p. m.; July 8-8 U.S. Religious Groups Call Natl By ELTZABEi'U COOPER Reception, Jun« 29, in tht Burks Dr. J. W. Parrish. you?" BILL'S of Thy grace. Give us courage Ohio BapUst General Ass'n Re­ Presiding Bishop Smalhvood E. Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Mason and Auditorium of the church. Mrs. treat, Wittenberg University, Spr­ 83 A SPECIAL feature of Beth­ sufficient for the dally task, end 9 HONORS were recently be­ any Daily Vacation Bible School Williams, pastor of Uie Bible Way Conference On Religion And Race their son, William, are vacation- Ednah Clayton ls chmn. and Mrs. ingfield. O.; July 8—Belle J. Tho­ ing in North Carolina. While there, lead us from temptation to victory stowed upon the following persons is the Annual Field Day, which Church of Washington, D.C. an­ UPHOLSTERY Beulah Reid Is pres. mas Annual Garden Party, Mis­ CHICAGO—A National Confer-j President Lincoln's signing of the they wiU visit with Rev. Mason's and peace. Through Jesus Christ by the official staff of the church will be held on Monday, June 23, nounced recently that the conven­ sionary Groups sponsors, Mary 892 E.Long St. ot 17th ence on Religion and Race will Emancipation Proclamation. It father, Rev. W. L. Mason, and our Lord. Amen.—BEV. L. SIMP- 9 THE Royal Aids Circle met on officers day. They were present­ on the church lawn beginning at tion will be unique in thnt It will Boyd, Belle J. Thomas, pres. JUNE SPECIAL be Jointly convened by Protestant, will bring religious denominations also Mrs. Mason's mother and SON. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ed with citations and floral bou­ 4 p.m. The public ls Invited to cross denominational lines to in­ July 14—The Sunday School Studies Reduction on All Furniture Catholic and Jewish groups In and religiously identified agencies relatives. Williams 197 S. Ohio av., to pack quets: Messrs. and Mesdames attend. There wIU be games and clude participation by officials and Upholstered In the Finest Chicago next January. concerned with interracial Justice fruit baskets for the sick and shut Fellie Fordan, Zack Rutherford, Nature at a Picnic at Cedar refreshments under the supervis­ members of oil Pentecostal bodies. Rev. Richard Maye, assoc. min­ Christ Memorial Points. O. July 16-20—State S. S. of Material! The Conference, the first such to Chicago's Edgewater Beach Ho­ ister of Grace Baptist, ls current­ ina. Mrs. Ruth Williams was I. J. Lambert, and S. D. Hooker. ion of the Bible school workers. and BTU Congress, Akron, O., The theme of the all-Inclusive meeting across major religious tel, Jan. 14-17. Over 800 clerical ly in charge ot church services By ETHEL BURTON chmn. The men have served as chairmen Bethany will feUowshlp with the July 29—Christmas In July for church confab is "Christian Fel­ a. 3-4336 lines, will mark the centennial of and lay religious leaders will ba during pastor Mason's absence. Christ Memorial Baptist church of the boards for a total of 99 Refuge BapUst church on Mon­ invited to take part in the meet­ Mrs. LaRue V. Keeler snd Mrs. Verlene Farmer, missionary serv­ lowship-Unity - Cooperation nnd 9 VACATION Bible School ls presents "The Hopkins Singers" ot years. day, June 26, at 7:30 p.m. ing. Victoria Futch represented the ing in Africa, sponsored by the Progress." Delegates from 300 In progress all this week under Washington, D. C. on Sunday, June # SENIOR Adult Day will be Gospel Choir at the "Gospel In missionary groups of the church. MORE THAN 40 Protestant the direction ot Mrs. Mayme 24, at 4 p.m. The Daily Vacation Bible School observed Sunday. July 1, begin­ churches and missions throughout Song" Anniversary Program held Mrs. HatUe Davis is the E. B. Jewish, CathoUc and Orthodox Woods. This male choral group repre­ has recorded record attendance ln ning at the Sunday School hour. the nation and from several for­ Services ln Columbus Churches in Shiloh last week. Mrs. Keeler the enrollment of the children In Delaney Missionary Society pres.; groups are expected to participate Sunday, June 24, is Men's Day. sent* The Purity Baptist church 9:15 a.m. Mrs. Jesse Emory Is eign countries are expected to at­ presided and Mrs. Futch led the Ihe community. Following the close and 61st Anniversary Cook Book of in the meeting. This is ln response 9 PASTOR Mason wiU deUver and other churches of the naUon's general chairman. tend. Caldwell Temple AME Zion congregational song. the E. B. Delaney Missionary to a Joint letter signed by Ir­ the message at the ll o'clock wor­ capltol. They have appeared at of the community school, the school Worship and fellowship with purpose at CaldweU Temple AMt Society ready distribution. Zion. 023 Bryden Rd. J. Dallas Jenkins, mlnlrter. Cfilnrch school, win Miller, pres. or the National ship hour. Rev. Phale D. Hale, The Greater Abyssinian Baptist Q TALENT of outstanding a- will resume studies in the Brent­ Church, N. York City; AnUoch wood addiUon. Mrs. Mary V. Webb 9:20 a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Christian Endeaver. 6:30 Council of Churches, Archbishop pastor ot Union Grove BapUst and bility will be presented at the An­ 9 BIRTHDAYS: Mrs. Fannie p. m. Evening worship, 8 p. m. Midweek Praise, Wednesday, 8 BapUst Church, Pittsburgh, and and Mrs. Jessie D. Mills, directors. William E. Cousins of MUwaukee, his male chorus will be guests nual Pew Service of Music, Sun­ Riley. 78 N. Ohio av.. Mrs. LaRue p. m. The Capital City's Temple ot Methodism. various other points of the east. mm PACKERS chmn. of the Social Action Depart­ at the S o'clocx services. day, June 24, hours 3 unUl 5:30 • DATES TO REMEMBER: V. Keeler, 670 Bedford. Cay Street Baptist ment of Uie NaUonal Catholic Wel­ Building Fund Group 2 Is spon­ p.m., presented by the Class. No, 5 For The Spiritual Refreshing Pause, Come To THE GAY ST. BAP­ sor. Mrs. Rosa Kemp, general 9 SICK AND SHUT-INS: Boyd fare Conference and Dr. Julius meeting wUl deal with the dis­ of the Adult Dept. Mrs. Eva Bar­ TEACHER'S HELPER TIST CHURCH. 496 E. Gay St., Cor. of Gay St. and Washington chmn. Rev. L. H. Johnson, pastor. Hopkins, Benjamin Franklin; And­ Mark. pres. of tht Synagogue tinctive role that religion and re­ bour is tin- teacher. In Columbus high school stu­ Ave., U. G. Campbell, Minister. Sunday Church School—9:15 a. m. rew Phillips. V.A. Hospital Chllll- OUTLET Regular Worship—10:35 a. m. Communion services each first Sun­ Council of America. ligious Institutions have to play in A delegation from Shiloh attend dents are being used to a large cothi.-, O.; Mesdames Mable Berry, day. Special services upon announcement. Purpose of the Conference the removing racial segregation and degree as secretarial assistants University Doris Rayc, Grant; conveners said, "Is to bring the securing acceptance for all Amer­ COLUMBUS for teachers, according to a pre­ 317 5. FIFTH ST. • HALF BLOCK SOUTH OF MAIM Bit. Olivet Baptist and Mrs. Bertha Cotton, 788 Mt Joint moral force of the churches icans. The conveners hope lt will liminary survey by the Ohio Ed­ Vernon av. Visit next Sundav at Mt. Olivet Baptist, 428 E. Main St. "No and synagogues to bear on the begin a broader religious attack Lee's Human Hair ucation Association. Next to train­ Creed But Christ." H. Beecher Hicks, minister. The Church At problem ot racial segregation. The FUNERAL DIRECTORY HAMBURGER $4 00 Study. 9 a. m. The Church At Worship. 10:45 a. m. BapUst Train- on problems of racial Injustice." Black, Off-Black, Brown, ed secretaries, high school stu­ 0 THE GOSPEL CHOIR is tag Union, 9 p. m. The Church At Worship, 7:30 p. m. C D WHITE AND SONS Dark Brown, Light Brews. dents rank second in the OEA re­ sponsoring a Smorgasbord, Satur­ Genuine Imported Human port day June 28, serving begins at BEEFUVF.R A j Second Community Church FUNERAL HOME Hair. Don't be tooled by ln Piet tbe word "Human-Like." noon. Mrs. Rachael Adams Is For a message and fellowship that lifts, instructs, inspires and DIGG'S 1217 Mt Vernon Ave. CL. 8-1514 BOLOGNA > «> »ib. " challenges, worship with Second Community Church. 266 S. High­ Get tbe real thing at Lee's IN JOSO, Ohioans spent $14.07 per chmn. and Mrs. Theresa HuU Is -Your official Import Out­ BULK PORK land Ave. Church School, 9:30 a. m. Morning Worship, 10:45 CROSBY rVHtHAL capita for higher education. the assoc. chmn. a. m. Rev. Normal C. Crosby, Minister. let. Call CL. S-1B16. Mall Round SPECIAL HOME orders filled promptly. SAUSA6E Ib. 29c Second Baptist "Ths House of Friendly Service" LOVABLE Steak •> 75c 4 Ib. St. 10 You're always welcome at Second BapUst, 188 N. 17th St. C. F. Page Boy Jenkins, minister. Church school, 9:15 a. m. Morning worship, SCALP 1072 E. Loag SL CL. 2-1SSS SPECIAL 10:45 a. ra. Evening worship, 7 p. m. Chignon 1'4 DRIVE-IN CLEANERS Chuck BROOKS FUNERAL Complete Dry Cleaning Service, Alterations A Repair Bulk Lard 6» 79c Shiloh Baptist OIL HOME INC. Drapes A Household Articles Our Specialty Come to Shiloh Baptist, HamUton at Mt. Vernon Aves. James W. 1188 E. Loag St. CL. 24411 1 - Day Service Pick-Up A Delivery Parrish. minister. Radio broadcast (WBNS). 8:15 a. m. Church 222 E. Fifth Ara. at Fourth St AX. 1-9207 Roast - 47c Beautiful, Luxurious Hair may bt yours by using Diggs school (chUdren may be left with competent mothers during wor­ MRS. D. A. WHITTAKER Chariea Collins, Prop. ship), 9 a.m. Church At Worship, ll a. m. Continued Church Special Scalp Oil. Stops dry itchy scalp end tailing hair. Ask CHEESE -59c school for small chUdren, ll a. m. Baptist Training Union. 1p.m. AND SONS, INC for Diggs Special Scalp Oil, an original Doctor's formula pre­ FUNERAL HOME Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. Music by five choirs. Excellent Service At SMOKED CAKE MIX pared with Lanolin. For a soft, natural press ask for Digfs 720 E. Long SL CL. 8 *M9 BtRMBIR Union Grove Baptist All Purpose Hair Oil or a good hair conditioner ask for Diggs $199 Mooney Chinese Hand laun :y & bo> Bergamot Hair Conditioner at your favorite Drug Stort or V/1LLIAMS AND McNABB (ALLIES -35c JIFFY 10c Come to worship at Union Grove BapUst, 288 N. Champion Ave. MORTUARY, INC Phale D. Hale, minister. Church school for all ages, 9 a. rn. Beauty Shop. If your cosmetics counter cannot supply you I UP Dry (leaning Church At Worship, 10:45 a. m. and 7:80 p. m. Nursery for babies write direct to: FUNERAL HOME One-Stop Laundry A Dry Cleaning and pre-school children while yoa worship. Junior church with 818 E. Long St. CI.. 88521 STYLE Store No- 1 Store No. t Fridoy ond Sotvrdoy t A.M. to • P. M. planned worship on the level of children through age of 12 at 10:48 DIGGS BARBER A BEAUTY SUPPLIES x^rjjiJv' 983 Mt Vernon Are. 916 E. Long St Mondoy thru Thursday 8 A. M. !o7?.M., a. m. BTU for aU ages, 9 p. m. Personal and family counseling The Above List Includes SHOP 9 A. M. - 7 P. M. Mon. thru Sat. by appointment. Mt ,. *0L S-4298 "BUTCH" BANGERT - Manager 3548 Montgomery Rd. — Cincinnati, Ohio Members Of The Columbus I88S-1N1 tfT VERNON AVE ijtv»et Funeral Ass'n Opea Frl. A Sat Nights THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1962 PAGE 16 THE OHIO SENTINEI THURSDAY, JUNE 21. 1962 IHE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 17

morning sun with the budding 9 DAVE m-.-uriiKKY regain­ • JOE LYMAN not selling cars flower you had for a companion ed the pound of weight he lost, at the OdiUao dub, where a TrYesf Side Story' Opens June 21 upon entering, only to find she has with the booking ot Arthur Pry* Sweetie Dee "was guesting famil­ wilted. "West Side Story," winner of j Chaplin, Johnny Green, Sid Ha- Nite Beat sock at hU popular Cafe Society. iarly with L M. Gwyna and party 9 THE KINO Kongness of con­ His Immediate worry Is maintain- Ihe Academy Awards as the bent min and Irwin Kostal for their By WILLIAM ••BUBBLES" HOLLOW AY clapping the loudest. vertibles being sold at University his even weight of 100 pounds with picture of the past year and holder music score, Irene Sharaff for 9 SAHARA STOKES, the hair sjg^jMjajBpgjgt Auto galea. the Dick Shelton Quintet. of nine other Oscars, will make color costume design, Thomas girl, being disappointed at the e CAVALIERS celebrating the its Columbus bow at 8 p.m. Thurs­ gUMMER-RJZINC* • MEN'S DEPT. Stand on the 9 EVEN though you can't sknte Society, while shapely Evebn Amusements1 Stanford for editing, best sound, ts * i i 1 ' ' ' in ="^ entree of summer with a double day, June 21, at Hunt's Cinestage. THINKS TO DO corner of Board and High or you haven't got the nerve, It's Manuel listens attentively to the Daniel L. Fapp for color cinema­ birthday party Saturday past, In owner Herman Hunt announced. 9 STAND ln the spot, where the nnd get a crook in your neck, then a real good deal, and worth the tography and Boris Leven and their swanky clubrooms. COMTiNUED ON PAQS w Victor Gangelin for art direction. Belmont Club waa ana watch the stand on the comer of 20th and spiel to watch those foxy chicks "West Side Story" will be shown SEEN ON THE SCENES "Brigadoon" By Kenley Starts June 26 In addition, Robblns won a special cats (trucks, that is) cross Long Mt. Vernon and learn the real roll by at Rotlrrland any night at the regular road Show iwlicy Meet Tho Gang At The Kenley Players, starting at as "My Fair Lady" and Camelot." Art Linkletter and Constance award for his contribution to Uie at. Then dig, walk on the wild reasons for the next World War. except Tuesday and Thursday. in effect for "El Cid," which 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 36, wiU THE KENLEY Players arc now Moore with Karen Thorsell and art of screen choreography. Aide nnd see.what It takes to be 9 THE 4 OS, Canabar's cool Talking about figure 8's—BOY! present Uie Lerner and Lowe showing, through Sunday evening. Scott Graham. Performances are closes its run at Hunt's Cinestage * movie producer. Cantonese Cuisine. Crazy! 9 MERKY MAKERS seriously HORACE'S PUCE Broadway musical hit. "Briga­ June 24, the romantic comedy, at 8:30 plus Saturday and Sunday on Sunday. June 10. The thenter 9 ENJOY the Kenley Players 9 FORGETTING the time, dig­ summer planrnng ror the "fisti­ (Formerly Sam's) doon" starring Johnny Desmond "Father of the Bride" starring matinees at 2:45. will be closed until June 31 for Carter Music at Veta Memorial for a small fee. ging jazz at the Sacred Mnshroom cuffing" excursion this fall to the 913 N. Fourth St. at Second nnd also starring Susan Johnson redecoration and improvements, It's delightful glee. on weekends and then face the Patterson - Liston duel In Chicago. AX. 9058* (of Columbus) and" Don McKay said Mr. Hunt. Dino and Danco with Beverly Allyson and Richard School Recitals To The Music of EVENING performances of CORVETTES, Chlcogo Combo Cross. The following piano students "West Side Story" will be at 8. Featuring 'Johnny Be Good* 1 Performances are held nightly Sundays at 7:30. There will be were presented in a recital at tho On The Guitar at 8:30 through Sunday evening Wednesday matinees at 1 p.m., School. t9S» Hamilton av., Sunday. BEER - WINE - WHISKEY July 1. There will be matinees on Saturday and Sunday at 2. Mail June 17: Nathan Alexander. Lin­ FINE FOOD Saturday and Sunday at 2:45. orders are now being received. da Allen. Deborah Boyd, Beverly Horace Do J am e it, Prop. DESMOND is the star of radio, Box office sole tor "West Side ! 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Stars are Nat­ The second of the series of four alie Wood, George Chakiri-s. Rita summer recitals will be held Sun­ Moreno, Richard Beymer and TY SERVICE day, June 24, at 5* p.m., at St. Russ Tamblyn. Free Home Estimates Paul AME Church, at which time CLUB REGAL EXPERT WORK GUARANTEED IN ADDITION to winning the the following organ students of the award as best picture. "West Side NO SERVICE CHARGES School will perform: Ida Tucker, Story" won awards for Chnkiris THE HANK MARR QUARTET, tratarinr Has­ Jam fee-Oral at MeKIe** Lounge, Chicago. Ytorn and Miss Moreno in supporting Sharon Waugh. Hope Paxtbri, Phil­ ty Bryant aa eaxophaaiat, Taylor Orr on (trains, left: Orr, Bobby Miller, aaa; Q<*ae Amasens, roles, to co-dlreetors Robert Wise lip Fisher. Mary Fisher and Tom­ Ernie Brown on guitar, will play for the Cupi- sax; Marr, at the organ, aad Dexter Gordon, AX. 4-2064 and Jerome Robblns, to Saul my Tucker. BAR & GRILL dettea' formal Friday. Juno 29. at Valley Dale. La treat, en sax. 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(Central Trackers Top Dayton Meet *smm/Smmr-— ma*msm H—» • • • • «« — —— -— — —"** (la.! Methodist Carolyn Williams, On Sunday, June 24, the Wo­ Garnering six first places. Cen­ LESLIE HEGEDUS took the man's Society of Christian,Service tral State's track team ran away lead with two laps to go, and won Along Pin Way of Clair Methodist church will with the Dayton AAU meet by- the three mile going away in 14: Tennis Champ, By BILL PERRY celebrate annual Woman's Day at tallying 55 points. 24.4. •nif IIIII iiiiiiiif wiwiiTimi • mi umimir miiiTiiit miii iiiiiiwrftiiiiVN mwu i •vrnfflmirMifiBi the church located at 293 East Closing out their season on a Barthman av. winning note, the Marauders cap­ Constantlne Alverson, with a 49. Central Enrollee © MAC WELCH, one ot the all a respccUve series of COS and 532. tured the 880 and mile relays. 440 5. finished In the 440. Ted Ume Vermount greats led the # VERNON PAIGE hit the pins Mrs. Mary V. Webb, director intermediate hurdles, three mile Seymour ran 4:19.7 in the mile for Monday Niters with a tremendous for a nice 602 series, while Leroy of Christian Education ot Shiloh run, broad jump, and the shot. a third place finish. Claude Lott 2&4-605 series. Mac "Tip Tip" Taylor and Jim Thomas were roi­ Baptist Church will be guest spea­ THE 880 quartet ran 1:23.2 while set a frosh record In the discus Welch is one ot the those rare ling 497 and 403. ker for the 10:30 a.m. worship with a heave of 142*10" good for bowlers who has mastered his ap­ service, with Mrs. R. H. Streaty, the mile relay foursome coasted In the Tuesday night singles with a 3:20.1 clocking. William third place. proach and has the ability to ad­ presiding. Music will be rendered classic, Don Miller, last year's Washington defended his \t0 hurd­ just himself to most alley condi­ by the special Woman's Day Chor­ chomp, set the pins ablaze with les title by covering the distance OXFORD, O—Of 46 varsity a- tions. us of the church, under the direc­ an outstanding performance. In in 53.4. John Scabury and his pnrtner, tion of Mrs. Juanlta Scarver. ward winners among Miami Uni­ this league, tho bowlers must roll Clifton Mayfield and Sherlock j Willie Saunders, were able to roc­ versity's four spring sports squads, three games across six lanes. Mil- 9 THE AFTERNOON -servlco Knight also successfully dt-lended ket themselves into second place, just 15 are graduating seniors. ler opened with e 212 on lanes l will be at 3:30 p.m., with Mrs. their crowns. Mayfield board behind Mac Welch and Buddy and 2, then a 212 on lanes 3 and Jumpped 24*^i" while Knight tos­ Fifteen juniors and 16 sophomores Jackson by blasting the pins for Clara Myrick as guest speaker. sed the 18 i' i.s.H ball 60' 2\i". j will be back again next spring. a 523 and 553 scries. Eleanor Ed­ 4, and then capped a successful Also three guest choirs will be CAROLYN WILLIAMS wards and Florence Richardson night with a whopping 242 on lanes participating on the program. The By HENRY "SKIP" SIMMONS were pushed Into third place due 5 and 6 to give him a 666 total. Gospel Choir of Centenary Meth­ WILBERFORCE, O. _ Central to a so-so night of bowling. Robert In bowling such a tremendous sc­ odist Church; Apostolic Holy Tem­ Thunderbird Lead Fails Siffford State College tennis coach Macco Reed hit the pins for a 564 series ries, Miller was able to move into ple and No. 1 Choir of Mt. Car­ Hill scored another coup this CLIFTON. N.J. _ Charlie Sif- his putting went sour. and when coupled with his part- { f,rst P,aCft from hl* fourth »P°t mel Baptist Church. week, announcing that Miss Caro­ of 1 8t weck ford blew several putts and a lot Sifford, the one Negro on the lyn Williams, the American Tennis ner, Jim Rutledge's 525, amassed * Guest ushers have been secured of money at the first annual Thun­ current Professional Golfers Tour Ass'n Interscholastic Champion, enough pins to move Into the fifth 9 AFTER MILLER, the rest of for service by the pres. ot the derbird golf tourlney. this year has been called the best has enrolled at the west central spot. Carnell Manns and William field was as follows: William Clay­ Usher Board, Mrs. Jamie Mitc­ Sifford was among ttie leaders Negro golfer ln the world by- Ohio College. "Back Up Ball" Lyons moved to hell. Mrs. Grace Steward is pres. in the Thunderbird tourney until United Golf Association prexy ton Richardson - 603, Eugene Miss Wl)liams, rated the top fourth as they regained some of UTTUS LEAGUERS team of Colombo* were sponsored recently Jack VenceD, first baae. Bottom row: Spencer Glbbs, outfielder, of the Woman's Society of Chris- the final two days ot play when Maxwell Stanford. Wooden 215-223-504, Wilson Wad­ Barry Roondtree, ootflelder, Keith Smith, catcher, Doiane Patri­ teen prospect in the world of wo­ their first week composure with by Mr. Mac MoQrss, owner af Peek's Quality Cleaner located at tlan Service. Mrs. Hattie is pro­ < erker 222-587, Buddy Jackson 212- cio, hat boy, L. Watte, ootfletder, Owes M. Carroll, ootflelder, Fred­ men's tennis by the ATA, Is Join­ Cleveland aad 15th avs. Shown ls tha trim to represent Peck'o gram chmn. Committee members NaUonal Championships there In 584, Leon Waderker 235-569, Jim Cleaners in the City little Leagoe Tourney. Left to right, standing rick Patricio, outfielder, Odell CUrk, short stop, Moate Bailey, ing what is undoubtedly Uie most are as follows: Mrs. Mary Jenkins, Save The Children And Yourself mid-August. Johnson 193-561, Mac Welch 204- Is owner McCrae, Eddie Oark , coach, William Armstrong, outfielder. Members not shown: Mike McKlsskk, outfielder, Gre­ talented team of women tennis Mrs. Valeska Streaty and Mrs. H there ls an adult with tuber­ stars In collegiate circles. On the Central State's women team •ntfirldor, Allen Bailey, outfielder, Dave Clark, second base. Lewia gory Davenport, outfielder, La Marr Wlafield, third base. By MARION LEWIS 562, and James Smith 215-644. Juanlta Scarver. TB Society of Columbus culosis In the house, there's al­ roster of the CSC women's tennis (like their male counterparts) did Miner, bat hoy, Teddy Watts, hat hoy, Bobby MeOwretL pitcher. And Franklin County ways a good chance that the child­ team are such well-known per­ not taste defeat ln dual competi­ 9 THERE ARE an awful lot of A father and his six-months- ren living in the same house have formers as Marlene Everson, tion last season. They walked a- new people bowling at the various old baby daughter are living under also been Infected. Even if there Shirley Jones, Katrina Osaka, way with tho Ail-Ohio Champion­ lanes around town, and at Ver­ $1,000 Prize TB Seal Design Contest is no adult TB in the house, all Linda Turner and Beverly Levl­ ships by overcoming a strong Uni­ the same roof. But they're not mount we are getUng a fair share. The Tuberculosis Society of Co­ to the Columbus College of Art children, no matter how young, son. She will fiU the spot left by versity of Dayton bid for the Utle. at home. They are both patients Now is the time to be working; lumbus and Franklin County, and and Design; and three family in the same TB hospital. should have a regular tuberculin the graduation of the All-Ohio In addition to Uie ATA Cham­ to eliminate bad habits which' will tho Columbus College of Art and memberships to the Columbus Gal­ test to Ond out if they have picked champion Damella Everson. pionship*} in August, the Mid- i When the father's TB was found, Western Championships will be help you to maintain a good aver* Design are co-sponsoring a local lery of Fine Arts. Deadline for up the TB infection anywhere. The Portsmouth, Virginia fresh­ i his wife and child were tested. held at Central State in July. contest open to any interested entries. Sept 5. That's when the baby's illness was A CHILD who has been Infected man Is a graduate of I. C. Nor- age In the coming season. artist, giving amateurs and pro­ discovered. She's lucky, at that. with TB germs, can be treated com High of that city, and has fessionals opportunity to compete enrolled at Central State for the GOING ORIENTAL Her TB ls being treated early. with Isonlazid, the antl-tubercu- for a $1,000 prize in designing the summer session. She will be on IN RECENT years more than losls drug, to prevent active dis­ 1964 Tuberculosis Ass'n Christmas OSU students will be able to campus when the ATA holds Its THE-AVENUE-VARIETY -SHOP 2000 children under rive years of ease from developing. If the child Seal. enroll in two new language cour­ UVE BAIT PLANTS age came down with active tuber­ already has X-ray signs or other In Columbus, Judging will be on ses next year—Chinese and Japa­ culosis, according to the TB symptoms of active disease, treat­ covering of the brain and spinal Fishing Tackle Garden A Flower two levels, professional and non­ nese. Society of Columbus and Franklin ment Is essentlul, usually with two cord), and miliary tuberculosis Picnic Supplies Scads County. In the same year nearly . or more drugs, "foot only to clear (TB spread throughout Uie body). fishing A Banting Liceases Keys Mad© professional. Prizes for non-pro­ X00 babies died of the disease. up the TB, but to prevent such For complete Information about 111* MT. VERNON AVE. AT *1ST ST. fessional entries Include scholar­ SUBSCRIBE to Tho Sentinel: Many of these tragedies could , life-threatening complications as tuberculin tests and chest X-rays ships valued at 1800, *250. and $75 One year. $6.50*. six months, 13.30. have been prevented. i-meningitis (inflammation of the for the whole family, call the Tu­ berculosis Society. supported through local Christmas Seal con­ Announcing The Opening Of for Ford, Falcon, Fairlane, T-Bird tributions. Columbus Barber Shoo Directory the Thrifty Man Deals with Dan GREEN'S PURE OIL rRE-SGUOOL CLOSING DAT at Trayle* oUo Gardner, Donan K. Moorehead and Cherie Community Center was highlighted by ,thia Wooden. Top row: Ivab Terrel McCoy, Mau­ SUG'S 5th Ave. and Nelson Rd. 252-0148 pre-ocboo! chorus during exerciseo atone 7. Bot­ rice CoDins, Michael Moorehead, Diana Bren- TOM'S BOMTON f BARKF.R SHOP C(rHL\ d"^ Skirts and TUs Complete line of oil car accessories tom row, left to right: Christine Morris, Rhon­ ata Crane nnd Samuel Taylor. da Hagey, John Crane, Add Moorehead, Era. BARBER SHOP NEW LOCATION: FORD DISCOUNT SUPERMARKET i *Tt»* Uttl* Ha*, i* tn* Wall- Hotkey "Old Timer", expert mechanic, on tho fob 331 N. 2Mb St. 7GS E. LONG .ST. at all times Ed Bailty Complete Barber Service Complete Barber Service 1400 N. HIGH ST. AX4-4661 Harry Croon, Prop. 7 Barbers: Sng Botman, Tbanka—6 N. High 'Roses For Donors Days Set By Red Cross Blood Bank Frl. 8 to 7 Sat. 9 to t William E. Stewart Th« 10th year for the "Roses a result of the July 4th Holiday. Hours for donation.-, will be 1 to Leonard Thomas, Prop. BARBER WANTED •loan Wesley Jenkins. Barber for Donors" program, co-sponsor­ Since the Inception of "Roses for 7 p.m. Wednesday, June 27, and OLDTIMEB ed by the Columbus Allied Florist Donors",— Allica Florists have 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Thursday and Barbers Wanted Association • and The American given away 4,161 dozen roses. Friday, June 28 and 29. Appoint­ Haley's Barber Shop Complete Transmission SPECIALS Red Cross, will begin Wednesday, DONORS who give a pint of ments can be made by calling the IMS ML Vernon Avo. '61 T-BIRD 2-Dr. Hardtop _ ..$3195 June 27 and run through Friday, blood at the blood center during Blood Center, 812 E. Broad st. at WHALEY Compile Tonsoriai Servlco PARADE CL. 3-5*41. Floyd W Saunders Barber OF *61 CADILLAC Sedan Beville „4295 June 29, at the Columbus Regional June 27, 28 or 29th, will receive BARBER SHOP OVERHAUL Blood Center 812 E. 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t,^^K*a»mm*£kx**tntmi,.«.,,,,, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1*6* PAGE 22 THB OHIO SENTINEI THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1962 THE OHIO SENTINEI PAGE 23

PUBLIC NOTICES REAL ESTATE FOR SALE LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF APPOINT3IENT FOB SALE BY OWNER William Houston, whose lost White-Stanf ield Hold K ey To CC-MI Ladies Championships The Night Beat WANT ADS Notice Is hereby given that 1419 23RD AVE. known address is 1167 Penny St., Shirley A. Brown, 1841 Duer Rd., Columbus, O., will take notice that i••••in•!im\msesn*r\WSWSPJSM Bn»y FINNIiivvw8 nBREEDLOVu*.-*.-*>• E Stanficld,.. , -Indianapolis .. , and Joss- lady golfers from more than 28- ARE EASY TO PLACE 3-bedroom, 1 bathroom, 2-story, they will have time to be looking Grove City, O.. has been duly ap­ on June 16, 1982, Louise Houston 9 HONORING the ladies as be­ is n White of the Universal club of states are expected to challenge JUST DIAL CA. 1-4536 large living room, brick fireplace. their best when the Columbus pointed and qualified as Adminis­ filed her petition in the Common ing the better half ot the golfing Chicago, will take up their feud Frankie. with Mary Burton, Lou­ Continued From Page 17 Glass enclosed bookcases family- area golfers have taken the Old A Courteous Want Ad tratrix of the Estate of Harold E. Pleas Court of Franklin County, public, a new look will be In order where they left off on the 18th ise Holland, Margaret Calloway, sized dining room, kitchen with Divoter to task as to why they baritone voice of the one and only Taker Will Help You Brown, late of Franklin County, Ohio, Division ot Domestic Rela- when the golfers tee off Saturday hole ot the Coffin golf course ln Willa Mae Rosemond and Peggy eating space, gas range, enclosed are never put In the favorite role Arthur Pry»ock, who wasn't dis­ Word Your Ad O.. deceased. tions In Cause No, 108395, praying and Sunday ln the CC-MI National the Hoosier city when Stanfield Cummings capable of coming up back porch, almlnum storm win­ for the CC-MI tournament. Be­ turbing the chatter of her hus­ MINIMUM CHARGE Dated this 2nd day of June. 1982. for a divorce from him on the and Asllne Broadie memorial won the championship. Both are with one ot those upset games, • dows and doors, glassed-in front cause they are familiar with the band, Dr. It. M. Manuel who says, $1.40 JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE grounds of gross neglect of duty, tournament which will be played capable of winning. wonderful tournament in the mak­ course and several players will be Judge of the Probate Court porch, glazed shingles, full dry "In Indiuna they have bullfrogs and further asks temporary and on the Raymond Memorial course ing Is the background of play. bound to be shooting par or better Display Want Ads 209197 6-14, 21, 28. 1962 basement, Lennox forced-air gas 9 ANGERED by the fact that that sound better." permanent custody of their one on Trabue rd. 9 IN THE lower Rights, many golf, members of the Wedge club, Per Inch $1.40 furnace, Rex water heater, elect- Frankle Wychc, Detroit, has been * VELMA BETHEL, linking NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT minor child, Marlene Houston, Taking a cue from what was of the golferettes are not playing the CC-MI and independent play­ trie circuit breaKer. Refrigerator, established as the favorite, Myr- very nice in blue, and Dianna r age 17. Said cause* will be for witnessed in Indianapolis two In the championship flights but ers of the city have a better PUBLIC NOTICES Notice ls hereby given that washer, and dry° . 1'vlng room Ely, beiglng it together at George J hearing on or after Aug. 2, 1962. weeks ago and remembering that ttce Mclvcr, Dayton; I. E. Hayes, Mary R. Ross, 2649 Clybourne and stairway carpet. Side drive, with Ann Collins, Pauline Dickey, chance of coming In with the bulk Elliot's new Copa Club, with NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT —Webster S. Lyman Jr., /att'y. ladies are more unpredictable Leanna Anderson and Lemmcr Rd., Columbus. O.. has been duly garage, house and extra lot, chain Jane Ischapctt, Bernlce Hampton, of the trophies and prizes that are George trying to book in some j Notice is hereby given thnt 6-21, 28, 7-5, 12, 19, 26, 1962. than those hurricanes that are Carter, Akron; Juanlta Boyd, Day- appointed nnd qualified as Ad­ link fence, 1 sq. to bus. Take a Columbus; Ann Rainey, Mary to be presented. attractions. Kathryn Bratton Slemmons. 52C6 ministratrix of the Estate of Arlin named In their honor, Elisabeth tor; .Agnes Williams, Chicago and Buxton, Jean Wlnslow, Alyce Lu­ It was last year at Columbus Olentangy River Rd., Worthing- look. No obligation. Phone any­ O) NCO CLUB at Locktwurne Ross, late of Franklin County, O., Argle Dell Smith, whose last cas, Dayton, and several of the history was made when Eu­ ton, O., has been duly appointed time. Air Ba>e with Stan Kenton and a deceased. known address is 108 Harper Ave., KXI'ECTED FOR CC-MI Jfta- ladies from Toledo and other cities gene Carter and Mary Burton and qualified as Executrix of the smorgaslKirg as star attractions, Dated this 1st day of June, 1962. CULPEPPER REALTY Apt. A, Rome Ga., will take notice tional and Asllne Broadie Mem­ participating, anything can hap­ took medalist honors to bring Co­ Estate of G. Bret Slemmons, late played host to many, including: JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE CL. S-K597 TR. 6-5186 that on June 4, 1962, Robert J. orial Tournament Saturday aad Tournament Results-lndianapolis pen. The Old Divoter will go out lumbus into the focus as the golf­ of Franklin County, O., deceased. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Terry. Mr. j. Judge of the Probate Court Smith filed his petition In tho Sunday, June 23-24 art; Elisabeth MEN'S DIVISION 1. Paul Splller, Louisville. 2. on the limb and predict that Lou­ ing capital of the midwest, and Dated this 31st day of May, 209176 6-14. 21, 28. 1962 Mrs. Herschel Butlrr. Mr. and COUNTRY ESTATE k Common Pleas Court of Franklin Medalist, Bob Elder, Los Ange­ Chnrles Crawford, Dayton. 3. Lee ise 209113 6-14, 21. 28, 1962 address Is Red Jacket, W. Va , Second Flight Indianapolis. this week, is the internationally JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE j 253-3352 258-0228 ; will take notice that on June 12. GLEANINGS 1. Charles Wooden, Indianapolis. Championship Judge of the Probate Court NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT "Oar Buddie" fnmou* contralto. Fa» Adams. 1962, Mary Katherine Belcher filed -, :ir>mrm\amammmmsWSmmmmt 2. Charles Foster, Detroit, Mich. 1. Elisabeth Stanfield, Indiana­ 209023 6-14, 21. 28. 1962 Notice Is hereby given that She is currently knocking them DOUBLE her petition in. the Common Pleas 3. William Sargent, Indianapolis. polis. 2. Josslyn White, Chicago. Genevieve A. Von Ville, 805 CONTINUED FROM BACK PAGE out at the 502 Club. Miss Alms NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Court of Franklin County. Ohio, Third Flight 3. Mike Saunders, Chicago. Northvlew Ave.. Columbus, O., Near Livingston Ave. 6 rooms and who In past seasons have faltered DICK'S FOOD MARKET who is best remembered for her Notice is hereby given that Division of Domestic Relations In has been duly appointed and qua­ in the cluctch games with the Dr. Edward Graham, Indianapo­ First Flight sensational rendition of "Shake A Dora P. Porter, 458 N. Ohio Ave.. bath each side. Hardwood floors Cause No. 108329, praying for a AX. 9-5280 lified as Administratrix of the Es­ Yankees, swept a four game ser­ lis. Thomas Mobley, Louisville, 1. Sadie Johnson, Nashville. 2. 861 St. Clair Ave. Hand." has thrilled audiences here j Columbus, O., has been duly ap­ throughout. New gas furnaces. 2- divorce from him on the grounds tate ot Anthony Otto Van Ville, ies from the world champions. Ky. Robert White, Indianapolis. Agnes Williams. Chicago. 3. Ernes­ Groceries, Moats, Confections and abroad Faye, who may be | pointed and qualified as Adminis­ car garage. BE. 7-6682. of wilful absence for a period of late of Franklin County, O.. de­ 0 JIM GRANT started their Fourth Flight tine Harper, Chicago. famous as a singer, hos always tratrix of the Estate of Randolph more than one year last past, and ceased. New, 3-bedroom, 1-floor ranch. down fall when he shut them out been to me. one of tne sharpest N. Porter, late ot Franklin Coun­ further asks for title to real estate. Dated this 1st day of June. 1962. Full basement, aluminum siding. In the opening game ot the series girls in show business, having been J ty. O.. deceased. Said cause will be for hearing on JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE Maintenance free. Lula M. Brown Friday night HUDSON CARRY OUT or after July 26. 1962—Wm A. endowed with a beautiful figure, i Dated this 31st day of May. Judge of the Probate Court AM. 2-6930. Negro On Nal'l Table Tennis Bd. and a flair for choosing the finest 1962. 20918t " 6-14, 21, 28. 1962 Toler. Att'y. 6-14, 21, 23, 7-5, 12, 1324 E. Main St. (Just West ol Main Thoalto) CL. 8-0056 EVANS REALTOR AX. 9-9390 9 WALT ALSTON, manager of Kil Patrick, of Arlington. Va apparel to adorn that figure. So. JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE 19. 1962. The executive committee of the CARRY-OUT OR DELIVER? Judge of tbe Probate Court the Dodgers, said before the sea- Prescott and Kllpatrlck are the readers, if you really want a NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT U.S. Table Tennis Ass'n confirm­ Now Featuring "ERMANDO'S PIZZA" 209168 6-14. 21. 28. 1962 CARD OF THANKS ion started that his boys could first Southerns to be members of treat that Is pleasant to your eyes Notice Is hereby given that SENTINEL ADVERTISERS ed the appointment of the first 9 Beer # Wme rf> Chmmpogne # Party Snachr LEE—We wish to express our go all the way if his youngsters the nine man executive committee and ears, get down to the 502. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Alfred Ogulch. 882 Parsons Ave., Negro to ever serve on the govern­ 9 Groceries 9 Leach Meat* Columbus,' O., has been duly an- sincere thanks to our relatives, PATRONIZE came through. The Davis boys are in many years, and hope to do pronto. Sou won't be sorry! Notice ls hereby given that ing board of the National organ­ friends and neighbors far their living up to expectation and the much to expand table tennis In Eugene G. Colbum, 169 W. Cali-* jointed and qualified ns Executor ization, at the annual meeting 0 HAVING closed on a pretty fornia Av,-*., Columbus. O., has of the Estate of Fabe Oguich. late ; cards, letters, telegrams, flowers APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT Dodgers are leading our choice, that area of the country. note. I'll say goodbye until next i the Giants, by two-and-one half June 14, 17. been duly "Appointed and qualified of Franklin County, O., deceased, j and expressions given on behalf LOWER HALF of duplex. 3 ST. CLAIR CARRY OUT week. Dated this 1st day of June, 1962. i games despite the powerful hitting Herman Prescott, of Newport, as Executor of the E»late of Clara of our husband and brother, Lt. rooms. quiet neighborhood, 605 St. CUir Are. Columbus, O. CL. 2-0229 F. Hoppnmnn. late of Franklin JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE Sanford R. Lee. We wish to give ot Mays, Alou, Cepeda and Al Va., was appointed as exec, sec'y HELP WANTED, MALE Adults. CL. 2-2671. Groceries, Meals, Confectionery. Ice Cream County. 6'., deceased. Judge of Uie Probnte Court special thanks to Chief George Kueen. of the USTTA, upon recommenda­ 200201 ' 6-14. 21. 28. 1962 BROOKS Wine end Beer to Carry Out Joe Moor*. Prop. TWO .FURNISHED apartments. Datid this 31st day of May, **y. Scholer, and the officers of Reuben Gomez, the former Gi­ tion of the ass'n pres., Norman 1962. 3-room und 2-room. Utilities NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT the Columbus Police Dept. and to ant Mar who has been In the min­ PHARMACY JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE DURING V61-42 Ohio spent an REALTY (0. Notice is hereby given that the pallbearers and honor guard; paid. 224-6692. ers for the past few seasons be­ JIMMY'S MARKET Judge of the Probate Court average of 1417 to educate each SMITH'S GRAY DRUGS 208997 6-14. 21. 28, 1962 Katherine B. Howard. 57 E. Pace- and to Rev. C. F. Jenkins and Rev. fore being called up from Jack­ Don Terry, Sales Mgr. New Location mont Rd.. Columbus, O.. has been Robert Graetr. and to Williams and sonville last week, lost his first of the state's two million pupils. 120 HAMILTON AVE. CONEECnCtlERY 1033 Mt. Vemon Ava CL S-0S33 Has Opening For NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT duly appointed and qualified a.< McNabb mortuary. start in the American League CA. 4-5770 CA. 1-3143 Next to East Ssarkrt Notice Is hereby given that Southgafe Manor 1470 Granville St. CL 3-1308 Executrix of the Estate of Claude when the beat CENTRAL finished the season BUYING and SELLING Specializing in Choice Meate Assistant Manager Roger D. Kennedy, 22 E. Gay St.. From Liltian L. Lee, wife, and Groceries, Meats, Confections S. liowaid. late of Franklin Coun­ him 4-2. with a 3-1 duel meet record and Quality Farm-Fresh Produce Good Benefits Columbus, O.. has been duly .ap­ ty. O.. deceased. from brothers and sisters ol Lt. Dally 8 A.M. to 6 \*M. Mon thru Thurs. Aparfmenls Paul Warfleld ot Ohio State lwt- team championships In the Mid- pointed and qualified as Executor Dated this 1st day of June. 1962. Sanford R. Lee. Hathaway & Ferguson 2 a.m. to 6 p m. Apply To Manager tered 26 feet in the broad Jump, West Athletic Association. All-Ohio ELIZABETH RANSOM ond Of tbe Estate of Minnie P. Mead, JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE 2100 Block Alum Creek Dr. Frt and Sat- M. Deutsh UNFURNISHED APTS. and the above mentioned Dayton ROOFING ALMA DEWS, Props. late of Franklin County. O.. de­ Judge of the Probate Court ( I. s.Mi;i to take second place hi the NCAA A FURNACE WORR 8 am to 8 o rn. 21 N. Nelson Rd. ceased. 209178 6-14. 21, 28, 1962 Saturday at Eugene, Ore. AAU. 1-BEDROOM—$67.50 873 ML Vernon Are. Dated tlti* 1st day of June. 1962. UNFURNISHED apartment. 2 CL. S-M14 MODERN MARKET FEATHERSTONE MKT. 2-BEDROOM— 77.50 JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE bedrooms, large living room, j MISC. FOR SALE MISC. FOR SALE 459 N 18TB ST CL 9-903S BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 3-BEDROOM— 87.50 183 N. 20th St. CL. *HW04 Judge of the Probate Court 1799 FRANKLIN AVE7~ dinette area, kitchen, private EDWARD P. ZIPF VEGETABLES. MEATS GROCERIES 2089.T8 6-14, 21. 28, 1962 9-room wirecut brick, 2-car bath. Utilities paid. Rear 71 N. j CHILDREN WELCOME BEER A WINE SO S. Ohio Ave. CL. 9SBA9 Beer A Wine To Carry Got garage. completely furnished. Monroe Ave. Call William Good- j MILIEB'S FURNITURE STORE NOTICE OF APPOLVTMENT man. 224-9624. After 6 p.m. call Rental Office Open Daily Complete Line of Used Furniture and Rugs Bicycles for Rent. Bicycle Tires TO CARRY OUT W ottdav* s A 9M t« P ML Drive by and make an offer. and Supplies, All Kinds of Keys Soadays • A. M. • 3 P. M. WANT A JOB? Notice is hereby given that BE. 5-1505. Ranges, Refrigerators. Washers, Sewing Machines -JOHN W. OALBREATH ti CO. CA 4-0680 Oolurobos, O. »*» «• MA"* ST' Made, Sharpening ot Lawn- Party 3t*.*mea LKimeaOO INVESTIGATE NOW Alma Ryan, 378 Walhalla Dr., Co-J II11-1143 E. 20TH AVE.. mowers, Scissors and Knives MISC. SERVICES lumbus, O.. has lieen duly ap-1 EASY TEEMS WE BUY AND SEU FREE DEUVE1Y A Imported Champagne* 3-bedrooms a side double. Beaut­ WE DELIVER OPPORTUNITIES NOW pointed and qualified as Execu- i iful interior. 2-car garage. COOPERS TOURIST BROOKS1 AUTO COLUMBUS LAUNDRY trtx of the Estate of Thomas J. EVANS REALTOR AX. 9-9390 259 N. 11th St. CL. 5 511b New Ford Hotel No. 2 Ryan, late of Franklin County, & DRY CLEANING TED'S MARKETS 45214 E. Long St. CA. 4-0421 PARSER'S SHOE STORE ELECTRIC SERVICE OHIO STATE O., deceased. UNFURNISHED APTS. Web tarnished, cleao with 938 MT. VERNON AVE. 818 Mt. Vemon Ave. Dated this 1st day of June. 1962. Transient and Permanent He pairing Generators, f06 Mt Vernoa Ave. CL. MM I EAST. 3 rooms. Private bath. rery modem hotel facilities Guests Welcome CL. 3-2021 JOSEPfl i. VAN HEYDE Factory Returned St Sample Shoes for Meo, Regulators, Starters Family and Bachelor Bundles Stove and refrigerator furnished. Known from coast to coast foi Drapes, Blankets, Repairs A 1223 E. Long St. Judge of the Probate Court FORD HOTEL No. I STTLL Women and Children Rear 4et 8. Washington Ave. EMPLOYMENT Call after 3 p.m. 252-3247. homelike atmosphere. Alterations CL 3-7662 209132 6-14, 21. 28, 1962 OPERATED AT 179 N. 6TH ST. TENNIS SHOES 50< Op NURSES' OXFOROS — $1.00 Up Children's Top Dancing Shoes $1 to $2 FLORINE RAMSET, Mgr. Complete Lino Of 555H HILL AVE. $ rooms and C L. RAMSET, Prop. Beer and Wine To Carry Out SERVICE INSTRUCTION STOP AT bath. |50 month. Vacant. Adults 14 Hoar Sendee CA. 4-46M only. Near bus, 10 minutes walk Clerical! Professional! Sales PIANO LESSONS GENE'S USED CLOTHING JEFFS POOL ROOM ' to OSU. HU. 8*347. THF HAWKINS LONG AND GRANT SAM'S 743 Cleveland Ave. 65 N. MONROE AVE. CL. 3-48IS 1117 Mt Vernoa Ave. GL. 24X4* 1?18 MT. VERNON AVE. ERNIE'S MARKET In your home or In home of No charge to register. Wo Welcome Old and Now Potroaa Used Oothing Store SHINE PARLOR iW Taylor Are. CL. aV81» teacher ln your area. Bertha M. Clothing and Shoes Cigars, Candies and lee Cold 338 N. 20th St., Columbus, O. New Stock. Complete Line No charge for placement. SUBSCRIBE to The Sentinel: Transient Guest Welcomed Cor. Long * Grant Daarud Studios. 274-8JM5. We Continue to Render the Some Exclusive, For Tbe Entire Family Soft Drinks Prop. SAMUEL PEN80N of Groceries. Quality Meat* One year. $6.50: six montbs. $3.50. We hoy and sell ladles aad (330 066) and Vegetable* SO Years tn Columbus Efficient Service «ea*i Me« clothing. Variety ot Household Items

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