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' _ ! SB:.;: r> £ THE OHIO g ,^< L' • OHIO UNIV. TRUSTEE • --'-,' ^—v**"* Mil I K O 5ENTINEL i*» in 'ForA'Home HI TAKES SEGREGATION THE OHIO a *-» •»• C it Of My Own' c PITCH; ft VOL. 8, No. 19 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1956 ENTINEL 5 RANKLIN iounty has * bi*gf Story On Page 3 F problem to aolv* . . . there are many more Negro children in institutions then there *re po tential parents to adopt or board them. Currently, there are more than 300 Negro children—of all VOL. 8, No. 20 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1956 15 CENTS COLUMBUS, OHIO ages—needing tbe Love aad se curity of family living. Under leadership of tb* Coun cil of Social Agencies the Com mittee on foster home recruit ment has been formed. Thi* committee will conduct**** e*> tensive educational campaign te reach every potential adoptive or boarding home parenL f Your cooperation is needed te help give those children a nor • - IM mal home and th* chance to be come the useful citizen* of to morrow. ; See story elsewhere In this Story On Page 2 edition, f ^SS: -••-•;' ?i *. •
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MRS. ROOSEVELT WAS MET AT PORT Colum bus by large.delegation of Columbus and central Ohio' E We citizens. Standing next to her Is Artii Gray, 7th ward v-> **•> . — j Democratic committeeman, and at right is William Coler • • •: I man, state Democratic chairman. — — Lovely Lark From Hoosierville MRS. FDR CITY'S GUEST AUTUMN LEAVES MAKE A SUBDUED setting £ „ for striking, beauty of vocalist Nora Fae White, 85 3. JOIRST MAJOR STOP ON itinerary of Mrs. Eleanor Wheatland av. Since forsaking her native Noblesville, * Roosevelt when she visited Columbus last Saturday was Ind., for Columbus, lovely Nora has become vocalist for Poindexter Village public housing project, dedicated 1« the Don Tate quintet. She is employed at Engineer years ago by her late husband. Sentinel photographers Maintenance center and studies modeling at the Mar- "covered" the Poindexter appearance of Mrs. FDR along chelle school.—-Bill Carter Photo. with her arrival at Port Columbus, press conference at tha ANOTHFR PROMiNrwr pnimr* • cAne>» »,« peshler-Hilton and major address for the Stevenson-Ke- rv„ J Z.\? v. u . N7 P?I;I7IC«L LEADfeR AND businesswoman, Mrs. fadver ticket in Vets Memorial Saturday evening. Other Constance Nichols who introduced Sirs. Roosevelt to assemblage of several thousand photos, story Page 1 and elsewhere in this edition — at Poindexter. shakes hand of Mike DiSalle. Democratic candidate for governor, as Pierce Photos. A1KMAN THIRD CLASS Mrs. Roosevelt chats with Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. r Bonald Rickman, son of Or. and Mrs. John M. Burns, 1771 N. 5th st.. Columbu*. was re cently processed in the 2348th personnel processing group enroute to Korea.
DR. HARDY I.ISTO.N. 87, president of Johnson C."Smith university, died at hi* home POINDEXTER YOUNGSTERS TAKE 'GRANDSTAND SEAT" FOR VIEW OF ROOSEVELT motorcade nosine fat left* on «wfw»t^« In Charlotte, N. C, late Satur Hon balcony behind sign calling attention to M «. FDR's appearance. At right: Crowd shot in f^t^!IStal«*t5ffili boildfi. •Allfal**- day night
i PAGE 2 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY/OCTOBER 27. lflhf SATURDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1956 THJ0H1Q3ENT1KEL PAGB* ROSARY ADDITION CROSS BURNING CASE RESCHEDULED NOV. 13 Minority Group Worker Training Main Soul Saver Hi-Fi Festival I By NORMA WALL on the lawn of Mr and Mrs. hi* wif* and two children were Th* latter led te en FBI in subtler insults directed against m Offers Values A third continuation baa been George Lawson's home, 806 Jo the l-awsons, first and only Ne •lone at th* hoils*. vestigation. In Tax Jam i/ranteri m the cases of Clayton sephine av., in Rosary- Addition. • • • Subject Of Ohio Supervisors' Meeting gro family living in Rosary Ad Benjamin Richardson, 41, 713 Junes, 32, and his wife, Phyllis, • • * Campaign to force th* family dition. to move began soon after they SHERIFF'S OFFICERS inv**: Harrison av., Columbus, who SO, of 774 Josephine av., charged THE JONESES HAVE been A mob which gathered before came to the addition ia April. tigating th* crow burning re told the court his work for the with violation of a riot prohibi free under 1250 bond each since th* unpretentious frame cottage A civic association, formed the ceived little cooperation from past 25 years consisted primari tion act. Aug. 34. Sheriff* deputies found late one evening hurled • rock next day, had offered th* Law-. citizens In the area. Despite this ly of trying to save souls, and Most recent date set for the wood matching the type used in through a bedroom window, cut son* a horn* on Denbridg* way, opposition, an extensive investi not for money, was fined $20 and case, to be beard in county di the cross and a part of a can telephone wire*, poured gasoline in Eastside Columbus. gation was conducted. cost* Tuesday for failing to pay vision of municipal court, is of kerosene in the basement of on the lawn and set fire te it. city* income taxes. Nov. 13. their home. • • * The association held secret The offens* with which tho Although he said he had built Charges against them grew The cross burning marked vio LAWSON WAS ON vacation meetings to plot action against Jonese* have been charged is seven or eight churches in Col out of the Aug, 14 crocs burning lent culmination of a series off when th* incident occurred and them and went so far as to punishable by fines from 3500 umbus, he had hardly earned spread rumors that they were to $2000 and from tan te 10 enough money to support his Communists. , ear* in prison. wife and children, he told the court. FOSTER HOME RECRUITMENT FOR For that reason he had never filed any city or federal incom* report, he stated. Not having any record of m- PAUL SMITH COLUMBUS AREA BABES IN WAITING romc, a city tax agent estimat Door prizes, free record al ed Harrison owed the city $139. bums and a range ot VM con* soles and phonographs'will bo features of the Hi-Fi festival E. and S. Furniture and Appliances ATTENDING COLUMBUS CONFER ENCE were these minority group employ Rev. Dolby Is stages this weekend in Col ment experts. Seated from left: Elder R. Herring, BUC assistant administrator; Don umbus. ald Beatty, state supervisor; Roberta Church, national consultant; Chester Gray, Running Oct. 26-20, Gen Mgr. state supervisor; James R. Tichenor, administrator; E. Garfield Weathers, assistant Dead Following Paul Smith says the lineup ot manager, Toledo Employment Service. Standing: Amos Boyer, Columbus, Edward VM models tc/be displayed will THE Dickerson, Cleveland; Louis Gilespie, Columbus; William Muldoon, Columbus; Ralph be greater than any previously DAVID BOLL- Horning, Columbus; Walter Diehl, Youngstown; James Byrne, Columbus; Marguer Lengthy Illness offered Eastside buyers. INS FAMILY ite Hammond, Columbus; Mercer Bratcher, Akron; Maryellen Meredith, Columbus; URBANA.—Rev. Martha Dol "In addition to th* superb Paul Messmer, Columbus; Ralph Beason, Columbus; Ralph Rowland, Columbus; Ma by, pastor of Hill St. Church of sound of high fidelity, these TWO PROMINENT COLUMBUS ATTORNEYS, rion Smith, Columbus; Ralph Hammond, Columbus; Ellis Ross, Bridgeport. Not pic God, died in her home at 341 newest VM consoles are enhan Kay E. Hughes (left) and Edward C. Cox, are serving tured are William Bowman, Dayton, and Augustine Birch, Cincinnati. See story. Hill st Sunday at 3:45 p. m. ced by fine cabinets in a variety of woods," said Smith. on the Justin L. Sillman for Judge Committee. Sillman, Planning and programming Compensation's conference of Service program.** following a long illness. himself a practicing attorney in Columbus for 30 fears, for greater emphasis on need minority groups supervisors in "The Challenge — Keeping Her husband, Newton, preced An album of current tunes is seeking election to common pleas court judgeship at for training of minority group Columbus last Wednesday and Pace With Progress" was the ed her in death a few years ago. will be given free with every Nov. 6 election. i . Surviving ar* two sons, Rich phonograph sold during the fes \.htSsJm.' 1$n • workers to take advantage of Thursday. theme of the meeting, co-chair- employment opportunities In in James R. Tichenor, adminis «d by Donald Beatty and Ches ard and Theodore, of Chicago; tival. dustry and for continued efforts trator, Ohio Bureau of Unem ter J. Gray. four daughters, Mrs. Margaret E. and 3. will remain open to broaden acceptance and pro ployment Compensation, con Roberta Church, national con Williams and Mrs. Elizabeth until 0 p.m. Friday and S*tur«*** Long Lines Features mote upgrading on merit of vened th* group "to review our sultant on minority group*, Bu Carter of Chicago and Mrs. day and 8 p.m. Sunday. By EUNICE WOOD grandparents of four youngsters. and car*. That part qualified non-white* by employ services In behalf of minority reau of Employment Security. Lulu Honore and Mrs. Alta Many children arc doomed to They'll not miss the joy of fam enjoyed. ers wer* principal topics of Washington, wa* among guests Farmer of Urbana; 14 grand grow up in institutions. The ily life even though tbe rearing groups with a view toward "I always wanted to work Ohio Bureau of Unemployment strengthening the Employment attending th* conference. children and many nieces and only reason some of them will and education of their own off with children, either in nurs Columbus In 'Home Towns' nephews. Jealous Beau. never- know the love and spring have been completed. eries er to help with children v Funeral services were held warmth of family life is that On a visit in the Rollins home, who really needed care. I felt Columbus i* featured this first telephone exchange was Wednesday at Hilltop Church of they are Negroes. Mrs. Rollins told thi* reporter: I could not do Justice to this month in the "Home Town*" opened in 1870. God at 2 p. m. 63, Knifes Girl M Dayton Westside Council Ponders Foster home placement in I am a fester mother aad type ef work. As time passed, series of Long Lanes magazine, Columbus and Franklin county I hare hecn boarding children however, my family grew op published by Long Distance The disastrous flood of 1913, Friend To Death has hit a snag—there are not for tbe Family and Children's and there wa* still on* boy Dept. of American Telephone the city's interest in football and A 03 year old Columbus man, enough applicants to adopt or Bureau for about nine year*. left at home. He had gotten to and Telegraph Co. Ohio State university are dealt Suggestions On Pertinent Problems who, in a state of jealousy, board hundreds of homeless with in the article. Legal Point Most of their babies coming the Independent stage at tbe The city's growth sine* 1812 DAYTON. — Permanent offic- Audience participants at the ganizations. knifed to death his girl friend Negro children. At the same into, my bom*-were no more •IT ef 3. So 1 wondered bow is traced with interesting side ^Columbus" read* the "Con fht for th* Westsid* Ares Coun last meeting Indicated protr? During the session. Charles during a .drinking party Satur time, many potential parents' than three days aid, a few 5 things would work out without lights on its development env cluding paragraph, "might bo cil will be elected at th* Oct. 30 lems which might well now Fox led the group in a discuss- day night was held to the never apply because they have months, I year and one from Doesn't Alter neglecting him er the ether phased. The article note* that said to typify what J* best in tb* meeting, according to George become th* basse*** of t h « ion on th* process of problem Franklin county jury under heard false rumors that it takes England aged 3, th* eldest. members of my family. Columbu* did not become Ohio's American way of life. It Is ooro- Cooper, temporary chairman. council. Housing, education, solving. Significant points were $4000 bond when arraigned on a a lot of money, a fancy home, "Some.stay a short while "With the cooperation of the capital; a capita 1 built to order m • r c I a 11 y strong, spiritual Nominations from the $0 mem Job opportunities, * e a I n g, the- necessity for adequate re Judge's Opinion first degree man* laughter* and even a college degree te be aad will return to the mothers. other members of th* fatally, later became Columbus. search, fact finding and sure charge in municipal court Wed eligible. ly healthy and physically beauti ber steering committee ar* be street improvement, recreat When a legal technical point Others stay to go bate adoptive I began tbe work of caring for ing considered by a committee footed action in a positive ana* nesday. Transportation bne* to tbe ful .. . its citizens are right hi ion, juvenile delinquency, traf was raised during the prelimin homes. The babies that have babies.- comprised by James Wilson, fic control and health w • r • enlightened manner. George F. Armstrong. 310 city developed early, giving con claiming, Columbus discovered ary hearing of Robert Edwards, come into my borne ar* Inter chairman; Mrs. Guy Rucker, among suggestions. Taylor av.. was arrested in his "I worked 13 months sot et tact with the outside world and A statement of purpose for esting little characters, sweet America, now America is dis- Mrs. Ernest Caldwell, Samuel who faced a charge of receiving j home six hours after Esther L. the year, sometimes less. Two encouraging eettkr*. Th* city'* and lovable, so dependent. coving Columbus. Kidd and Jack Spicer. An estimated 425 persons at- the council is being" formulated and concealing stolen property. Sallei. 55, 533 E. Naghten St., months I speat on vacation tended, representing a cross by Wilson Hale, S*rii. Maceola Actually, the most important "When the ease worker calls Judge Henry Holden retorted, i died „, Grant hospital from with my young sen. Vacations section of Westside Dayton or- Taylor and Charles Fox. single requirement is that the to tell me she ha* a aew baby, "A thief is a thief anyway you: 8lao wound*. i I am pleased, exetted aver always give me incentive to take him", a* he bound the He admitted to Det. Richard prospective parents love and come heme aad start my work want children, and they they what it will be like; to know Judge Campbell prisoner over to the Franklin Crobin that he stabbed the wo with enthusiasm. ' THE OHIO~SENTINEL are willing to share with them what h« will be like and bow county grand jury under $500 man because she had been go "At present 1 have two bond the happiness of wholesome he will grow. They make basic Edmund B. Paston, President; Russell A. Jackson, Editer-Ia- ing out with another man and changes and to six months m a b I e s wa it ing to brighten 'Force Speaker "There's been a considerable because he "didn't trust her." family living. Chief; Annie R Moore. Business Manager; Amos a Lynch. Ad only slightly resemble them someone's horn *—Someone Willard D. Campbell, promi amount of smok* built around The incident occurred at th* TAKE FOR EXAMPLE the who does not have a little vertising-Promotion Manager; Edward L. Moore, Jr.. Production nent Columbus attorney, will be this case," the judge asserted, David Rollins family. The Roll- selves. Naghten st. residence. Tony" or "Tina". Tony aad Manager. the featured speaker at chapel but he added, "wher* there's Survived by two sisters, Mrs. inse* live at 882 Franklin av., "My heart goes eat to them Tina are lovely babies, their services in Shorter hall, Wilber- smoke there's fire." have been boarding children for • • • Adeline Gardner. 105 Hamilton clinging oa to Life and so de habit* weU regulated. Bright force university. Monday, Nov. Edwards, 37. 992 Summit *t;,,av< ^ ^y Minat .j*, <* nine years, are themselves pendent on babies—Just waiting". 5. at 10 a. m., it was announced war arrested in connection with j Columbus, the dead woman waa Una^relftPO^'^L.^11^ «** *~» ** «* *** u>ng Street Ret, 32M5 . * *4a»ltl«HT >M<.W workhouse tor 19 days and fined $19 and easts for intoxication. 7 119" TEEN TALK (BY MAUREEN Aggravated assault charges were also to be lodged against the JOHNSON) — Did you notice Alvmlsltxf inV — ..pfi« Enrollment increase pair, detective* said. The latter charge wa* filed by Lonnie everyone going to the Vets Fri •Cr*«W. TrjB.rJrm^f . h... PRICE BUSTERS!! Bnckhalter, 41, S7S Bolivar sL, who claimed Kerllgan and Whar ATLANTA.— Enrollment fo' day? R. C. and EIroy, M J. St*. S»lt4 p»MMt r»S nr t ton beat him up. the fall semester-at Atlanta uni and J. L.. S. H. and D. C? »nd tws (Lrakrr*. 188 • • • versity is 521, 'according to Dr. Everything was just grand . . . WITH TV TRAD! A M DAY WORKHOUSE CONFINEMENT AND $100 fine Paul I. Clifford, registrar. I Why la J. P. always late for were imposed on Joseph Ardister, 27, 1024 Bolivar at., when h* -* iji •;—;—. SAVI V. SAVI •', SAVI Vi pleaded guilty to petit larceny. He was picked up for investiga- Pictures To Please YO Style Portraits At M-*».r St..MI W«««JMS—«S K. ••••» I .i metme *MS M. W «S* »"««•» tion of grand larceny, police reported. •r U») l'»» •>l*rl*.*» I* it. ..<, *J*K'« ••* • mmm* PfcSM. lx k> llllO M* • • • WEST'S STUDIO I7.M 8" «.9* I *'( 018 Olympic Hi-n THE FOLLOWING MOTORISTS WERE SLATED TO an Call CL. 8-4423 For Appointment (Day or Night) GRUNOifi < in- 95 swer traffic violations: Melvln Hale, 32, 334 Jefferson av., oper ssi* I23 865 ML Vernoa Ave. (Next To Pythian Theatre) An IN hu-tirif "'"•'f. A*.i, Eurtks ating: a motor vehicle while intoxicated (OMVI), failing to yield 995 Dtttrie Yscouni CUun- CBS Hl-M to a stop sign and driving without an operator's License; Henry »r*. VsJues HM t* M.M ,.. 29"., Dixon, 38, 337 Donaldson st., OMVI, driving left ot center line K ; <1»*4 i t9.es • • *>*)!* I'erUhl. I 4OK and driving while permit was under revocation; General J. SAVE '1 - '2 o*4He sxrg s».>»i i II" pamaaafa K«*or* risyer. fil/nmhr1*MTr £ Evans, 45. 241 Jefferson av.. OMVI, hit-skip; Richard Franklin, BENDIX K 319" t'srldim 3d, 10 S. 2901 sL, OMVI; Mac Jones. 69, 71 Lexington av., Boys' - Girl** HI-FI 140" OMVI, driving without license; Mary V. Andrews, 33, 575 Ana OXFORDS •L, OMVI. left of center; Annie Dixon, 299 N. Washington av., Strap wt. JCW'S 5P£CML PURCHASES make it possible for OMVI and no operator's permit; Dennis Tillman, 33, 653» i Stanr- ui ftw~-wtater tng St.. OMVI and driving without permit. wtstbmff. , III.IS 95 WITH Asserted color* REG. MT LIU m to undersell all other retail stores including discount WITH TV • * * •ml pmttera*. 279.95 first **a***Ky. TfUBI TOM stores. We »*// NEVER knowingly be UNDERSOLD. INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS 99 A fight between Florine Billings, 27, 197 S. 20th st.,' and her al leged boy friend, Ernest Bennett, 715 Leonard av., sent them both (HIM OHIO'S UMEST AMD MOST KliiBif APP UANCE PEAlffi ~ OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 SUNDAY 11 lo 6 to Grant hospital for treatment. Police reported tho woman suf Special Kids - fered head and wrist wounds resulting from a beating with, an iron t pipe. Bennett claimed the lacerations on top of hi* head were In Insulated Boot* $1.69 SIZES flicted by his girl friend's "high shoe heel" Where fvery Day MftTM IF BAIBaTOWl SUN TELEVISION CO. GILBERT'S Whiskey ptrfceuxjasts SUN APPLIANCE DIV. FREE INFORMATION ft largcta Day SJ9 E. TOWN ST. si** 1879 GRACELAND CENTER 0. 2-1181 m oataud. 4aafm*jahasmft» 10 E. MAIN ST. BAIL BONDS NORTHERN LIGHTS aaaTOM aemuma COMPANY CA. 8-1527 276 S. HIGH ST. CA. 1-7843 CENTER William J. Garrett - Licensed Professional Bondsman \-*m **<" m «*> - • PAGE 6 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. OCTOBER 27. li>5«_ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, |Mj THE OHIO SENTINEL PAG« T Mrs/ Harrison's Mother Passes CAP CITY BREVITIES Mrs. Susan Goodson, mother j Mr*. Goodson had frequently of Mrs. Edith McCann Harrison, i visited her daughter here. Columbus, died in N. York City Service* will be in Clayton. N. Urgent Appeal To Relocate X-way Families Monday. C, Friday, Oct 20. OLUMBUS' family reloca these ar* for families without C tion office announces that children. Only. three vacancies 300 rental unit* are urgently permit children.'* • * • needed to rehouse families now Science Shrinks Piles living in the path of the propos OHIO CIO CI VIL R I g 11 m ed Goodale expressway. T h • Committee has recommended New Way Without Surgery families must be relocated by electiea of Adlai Stevenson fee Jan. 15, 1957, it the expressway president aad Michael **. Dt- Finds Healing Substance That Doea Both- contract is to be let as schedul SalL* for gevener of Onto. RaEwvai Pain-Shrink* Hemorrhoids ed and construction can be •Advance* in th* field at civil New Tart, .V V. (Saeefal) - problem:" And among the** suf started on thi* leg of the inner' rights could ha mad* saach For the first time *cienc* ha* ferers were a very wide variety belt system. more rapidly wader adminis found a new healing substance of hemorrhoid conditions, some of trations headed ay these two with the astonishing ability to 10 to 20 years' standing. •brink hemorrhoids and to relieve Alt this, without th* oa* at Real estate managers, apart- mea than uader Administra pain -*rithout surgery. narcotics, anesthetic* or astrin fment house managers, real *s- tion*, headed by their oppon In on* hemorrhoid case after gent* of any kind. Th* secret fat J tate brokers, roomjng house ent*,," the Committee stated. another, "very striking improve a new healing substanc* < Bio- operators, anyone having rent ment'* wa* reported end verified Dyne* ) -thediMiovery of a world- by doctor*' observation*. . famous research institution. Al als especially for children, or HABOLD If. EIGENSEE OPERA CLASS OF Ohio Stat* anyone who expects to have Pain was relieved promptly. ready. Bio-Dyne i* in wio* us* 330 of these families resided In university School of Music will And, while gently relieving pain, f«r healing injured tissue oa all rental or sales units are asked the area from Olentangy river feature a triple bill as its aut actual reduction or retraction parts of the body. to list their vacancies with the (shrinking) took place. This new healing substance is to Front at. According to t h • umn production at 8:19 p.m family relocation office. Listings Aad moat anaung of all-thi* offered in suppository or ointment city attorney's office, this por- I Sunday, Nov. 11, in Hughes ball improvement was maintained In form called Preparation H.* Ask ar* a public service so there is tion of the expressway area is auditorium. Admission will be cases where doctors' observations for individual!*- sealed convenient no charge. The office is looated were continued over a period of Preparation ii suppositories ar to be cleared by Jan; 13, 1957. free. The students will present at 490 W. Goodale st. aiany months! Preparation H ointment with spe To date, only 32 families in this a satirical libretto by tbe play In fact, result* were so thor cial applicator. Preparation H ia wright. William Saroyan; an ough that sufferers were able to •oldatalldruf stores. Satisfaetioa Th* staff of the family relo area have moved. make such astojmhingattteromt* guaranteed ar money refunded. cation office under supervision Jacobson said. "With more 18th century slapstick musical aa "Piles have erased to h* • **• ««l.tM**. of Dr, Ailvar Jacobson ha* than 300 families facing immed play, "Harlequinade," from the completed a survey of all dwell iate relocation, th* problem is Italian commedia dell' arte, and ing units in the path of the ex of an emergency nature. W* a scene from Kurt W e i 1 l's pressway from Olentangy river have 198 non-white families to "Thre* Penny Opera." LEONARD'S PHARMACY to the 4th st. Interchange. The relocate. • o e survey revealed a total of 445 "At this time, w« only have WILLIAM R. FRYK. distin Prefoription Chemists guished author aad correspon Cor. Parsons et Livingston Arcs. CL. t-?9tt families, phis uncounted room 27 rental vacancies listed for er*, ar* to be displaced. Some non-white and 81 percent of dent, wilt speak hi Coiambus, Thursday at 1 p.m., at Veter an's Memorial Assembly ball, EASY sponsored by Cslnmbus Com TERMS mittee for United N a 11 a a t SPICER'S FOR HEATERS Ike till %eu>. week. Prye'i subject, "Is THE 1000 STOVE STORE Or COLUMBUS World Disarmament Possi (AH ble?," is aJaa the title ei hi* NOW SHOWING THE LARGEST SELECTION IN OHIO latest headline beak tor the HON Foreign Policy Ass'n. He as • Spc'r'* • Florence • Thompson • Warm Mannnj th* permanent UN cerrespaa- • Martin • Sitflf • Ptt-niy * Coieman dent of the Christian Science • Moert't • Jaccbj * Ttmco * Humphrey s Monitor and covers ail phases • lawson • Coroa.r* • Hay-G'o • Many 0*h*'s GAS HEATERS et UN activity. Ia ISM) he re ceived aa "excellence et UN AMERICA'S flNBT coverage" award from tbe UN Buy. Your Heater From A Dealer Who speakers' bureau. Frye's lee- .Carrie* Repairs For Tbe Store* He Sell* Sold All Over Ihe United States # Automatic Fingertip Control tar* concludes two days of # Automatic Forced Air Blower activities La observance ef the WE (AMY $25,000 IN REPAIR PARIS 11th anniversary at. the UN For Most Makea Htjatera and Ranges To BUILT LIKE A-BATTLESHIP- organisation. Serve The Public MPIOVED • • • ... for whoje bouse comfort! HAROLD H. EIGENSEE, pre sident of Borchers Carpet Clean ing Co. and chairman of fh e LIFETIME GUARANTEE! board of Nat'l Institute of Rug Cleaning, has been named gen SPICER'S is Registered in the eral chairman of tbe annual U. S. Patent Office countywid* YMCA membership roundup set for Nov, 7-20, with On Factory • "Quota Busters" recognition OLD HEATER Established dinner to sbe held the evening of Nov. 27 GAS LOGS GAS TRADE- IN-SALE""• toon SO tis** end to FIREPLACE IHSERTS Auto Injuries choos* from,$34 « «P 140°. Ook ond . Birdi lory Terms tosy lams Prove Fatal TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE on your SMOe BTU er 70,«00 HJU PORCELAIN BTU Heater regardless of To Mrs. Booker make, type **- condition, Mrs. Roberta Waring Booker, WHITE ENAME when yea purchase the 508V wife of Dr. S. S. Booker, pastor Vented or Unrented (59,at« BTU) or the T01IV of 3rd Baptist church in Youngs- Ot.OO* BTU) ALL NEW town, was fatally Injured in an SPICER'S Oa* Heater* •uto accident near Cleveland equipped with New Forced- GOLDEN sometime Monday night Usually \| Air "Floor Level" Blower at The Booker* ar* the parent* $5.95 W th* established factory price. Spicer's of Simeon Booker, Washington • tam RYU <•*«** •*•*- editor of Jet magazine. a**** beater* ar* omty 6AS mm Rev. Booker, former national ataa BTU) president of Alpha Phi Alpha * Assm <• yellow, Mac, aad trees at »*..« fraternity, also Injured in the mishap, wa* reported in fair condition in St. Luke hospital, SHOP iMcort FOR Cleveland. «** X»'Wi ««r «M. wal ta* ao. Service 24 Hours a Day Hall A Hail Personal n*artsmin F We Carry Our Own Account* at Low Bank-Rate Interest ^a*aJ*^M*Mfamn-aal4**fr*/ttT * -Tour problem is our busioea ^^ Eaey Terms—Up To 18 Months To Pay ^ ****** A»e. Bas Stop* st Oer Cor P. W. HALL, Mgr. CL. S-lOfS Columbus, Obk asaayggtasfM •.- _gajii .--•-.-. j*sn| ; PAGE 8 THE OHIO SENTINEL SAfrURDAV, OCTOBER fety; 1958 HW^^^X** *WWi THE OHIO SENTINEL *£*§!** TT •v-n 1 rn H (raft Classes SCHOOL CAPEW Holly, Dem Leader, Sees Negroes Still Unconvinced By Republicans BELL Are Open Al NH (The fottowtng article Wat] defeat effort* to filibuster Hew r**dd you posalbly •***- president ha* done a good job? iaOfcaUoa ef political algnlft- Good Sportsmanship Many Vital Things written by Ray L. Gillespie, sgaisst the wilt at tbe major- viae* Negroes la N. York CUT Ar—I would say he baa doa* caac*. Our vet* ha* at time* New classes in crafts, flower widely read Negre columnist Up. Certainly w* will not Christian relationship* aad with Liberal Democrat* like a faly Jab. The contagion at been called tb* balance at RADIO & TELEVISION making and ceramics have be By SONDRA BANKS has *penLag* for new mem fee the' Cleveland Plain Dealer, panic In th* current presiden good sportsmanship. Sea. Herbert H. Lehman. Gov. peace aad prosperity make* power ta American politic*. 1068 MT. VERNON AVE. gun at Neighborhood House, AND YVONNE KILGORE bers. Students with "C" aver Ohio's second largest daily tial campaign becaas*' ef • • • Averell Harlmaa, and Mayer some persons close their eye* , (1 Door East of Columbus. WOULD LIKE to tak* ages or above are eligible to newspaper.) / Eastlaad. Robert Wagner, La office that SBBsasEaBaaBaBsaaaar-aBamaatsBar The flower making class join. Thi* club is on* of the Y-TEENS AT North High had te tba problems ef little peo Cameo Theatre) rtime out to talk about one • • • Q—What i* th* present strat oar party I* the party of tb* ple who look hopefully toward ADEQUATE AND NU meets each Wednesday, 1-3 p.m. finest In the school, so get a sty)* show last Wednesday Q "Easy, Easy, Easy" of the most important factors By RET L. GILLESPIE egy of the Democratic party in enemy? Hew could you even th* future for a better way of An arts and crafts class for busy and join. during assembly period. All TRITIOUS FOOD HAS BE —Ann Cole in a teenager's daily lif* and The cause ot democracy la regard to the Negro vote? convince the colored people life. children 8-12 years is 3-5 pm. • * • girls and women faculty mem • "The Foal" school career. School spirit and the cause at both politic*! par A—To deal with the prob right her* ia Cleveland thai COME THE DAILY DIET Wednesdays. The ceramics CENTRAL HIGH HELD it* bers were Invited. Clothes } Q—Do you think that th* vast —The Gallabads sportsmanship are traits of ties. lem* that confront all tbe they owe their allegiance to »t Negroes since they hava class, for teens and adults, annual homecoming game and shown wer* from House of increaa* in tbe Negro popula Q "Sample Man" character which most persons John O. Holly first became American pees**. th* Republican party? The ra the food dollar to purchase meets from 6:30-9 p.m. dance Friday. The lovely queen, Fashion. School clothes, after tion of-Cleveland has any poli —Lula Reed maintain during their entire well known in Cleveland as the • • • cial tension in th* south con Persons desiring information Betty Williams, and her court tical significance? it In peacetime and prosper fl "She's Mine All Mine" lives. school clothes, date apparel founder and president of the Fu Q—Why h*v* Negroes failed stitutes a remote sort of sit —Royal Jokers about openings should call CI. 2- led dancing and festivities for ity ... i.s still another sound Sportsmanship is said to be a and cocktail dresses and for- ture Outlook League, an organi to return to th* Republican uation to them even though A—Tbe register te vat* pre- P "My Tesrful Heart" 3543 and ask for Mrs. B i 11 i e the evening. The gymnasium quality ot being fair, keeping mals were modeled. Nita Hutch, sation that wa* instrumental in party? they are in sympathy with grant conducted by our min reason for the Negro to vote —Ann Cole Brown. was decorated with red and one's temper and, above all, be from WTVN-TV, was commen creating new employment op- A—They bar* not been c**>- their people down there. Republican.—Paid Pol. Adv. Q "Caddy Bo" black streamers. uter* sad ether organizations ing a good loser and graceful tator. portunitiee for Negroes. vlnejd that they belong there. Q—Don't you think mat the —The Magnificent* • • • Including oar owa ar* a clear Q "Slow Watt" New Facelifting winner. Yet, sportsmanship is • • • As the years passed. Holly something more. It's having HI-Y MEMBERSHIP drive —Si) Austin Beatty Center's redecorating SOUTH HIGH IS looking became involved in partisan pride, participation and giving at West Higb begaa last Mon Q "Tb* Vows" program started this summer is forward to its homecoming politics as the ardent admirer an active interest in the things day and will continue for the —The Flamingos nearing the completion stage. gam* and daaee. Queen candi and supporter of Gov. Frank J. about you. It's learning your next two weeks. Membership rj "I Hear A Rhapsody" Complete change of the color Lausche. He helped to organize school songs and cheers, giving Is opea to 9-12 grade boys. dates have been chosen' and —Earl Bostic scheme both inside and out has th* statewide Federated bounty encouragement to the teams M * • t i a g s are every third the kids at South are going to COMPLETE LINE OF been completed and the com Democrats of Ohio and is one of and players. It's the act of go Thursday from 8-8:30 a. m. RECORDS, TELEVISION plete area is being enclosed with have a hard time selecting He most influential leaders. ing to school dances, parties, Aim of the club Is better & RADIOS a 4 ft high fence which will in one for queen. On Sept, 30 this organization games and just being interested sure better safety for the hund held its eighth annual state con in what's going on around you. reds of children using the area. vention in Cleveland to discus* (L 2-7181 Sportsmanship is also the plans for the forthcoming elec act ef helping new members Wilberforce Bcosier tion. Most of its members be Sales and Service around school and giving sub g " . ,! -IB 1 "TL-^—i."1 lieve that even though Pre*. SAVE 52 stitutes the best cooperation Elsenhower is still extremely possible. It's giving your fel FLOREE popular with the American peo FLATTIES in low classmates a smile In JUNIOR, ple, tbe Democrats will carry D Most Desired stead ef a frown La the morn- attractive th* state and th* nation. Lag. It's answering all per Wilberforc* In. an interview I asked Holly sons In a happy, cheerful university T-STMP& if he felt that the Republicans, manner. Wa the set of mak coed begin attacking on the segregation A ing tbe most oat of the things ning junior SKIMMER issue by citing Democratic lead * round yen. It's the Ides of TV* CcJ-i college year, ers in the south who are against looking to tbe brighter side Quite for l««uty feels among integration, would recapture the when things are going wrong. N CMMI WW other things Negro vote. Sportsmanship is defending college is an He said that so far a* he had your school in a friendly way. •attractive It's being on your best behavior been able to ascertain there was C adventure.. no- indication that thi* would when* attending events at other Miss Junior happen. schools. It's fair play when you is ready to could almost get by without be confess col • * • E ing fair. <*- Do you feel that the racial lege in addi MUSIC issue will have a strong influ BY Sportsmanship is really just tion to pro viding added ence on the Negro voter? following the Golden Rule of do A—My *wn belief Is that accumula- ing unto others what you would since neither side has takea a of knowleg* GUITAR SUN have them do unto you, of say strong stand on It, it won't is also an AND HIS BAND ing and doing the things you'd chance maay vote*. experiment like others to say and do to Q—Do you feel that Pre*. Eisen LINCOLN BALLROOM SIZES" $099 ward you. It's just enjoying in learning hower's effort to create a two COLUMBUS. O. lif* and all there is Jo it in a to live with party system in the south has unmiui . Kcristrs UsJkH bappy and most exciting way. others. The been successful ? IW. NOV. f Just remember to lose as H , Milwaukee A—No. Tb* Democrat* f*r you like it and win a* if you ! coed is pre- Elsenhower movement enjoyed 10 P. M. TIL 2AM. GILBERT'S wer* used to it. social work a measure of success-but it Tickets 6a Sale At EAST HIGHS English club •major. did mot create a strong Repub Capitol City News . tit E. TOWN ST. 975 ML Vernon Ave. lican organisation. The Coa- GRACELAND CENTER cr ess tonal results hare shown Adv. %\j£ Door $1.85 NORTHERN LIGHTS CENTER this clearly. After all. Eisen IBCL) hower ealy carried four south THE TROLLEY ern states La '52. They were «»5 ML Varnoa Ave.*, Texas, Tennessee, Florida and Open 24 Hour* Daily Virginia. Something NEW Q—What do you have to say about the contention that a vote Delicious Coney Island* for a Democrat in the north is and Chili * vote for Sen. Eastland in th* • south? EVE JONES. Mgr. A—Mea like Sea. Eastlaad da a*t represent a aew prob Beginners lem ta ear party. W* hare over fas years mam ether mea of ads racial opinion aad ac- And Adults tiem fas the V. 8. Samite. Their success m M*rsa*f ctvU right* Repub- tedsy Is ta mea of both oppose aad EVERY THURSDAY SOME OF COLUMBUS' BUSIEST MODELS ARE UNDER REPUBLICAN STARTING NOV. f • 8'til 11 P.M. male—-10 of them, known as Esquires club with grow LEADERSHIP, RACIAL ing list of request* for distinctive type modeling. Group bars in theatres, hotels, res appear* Monday, Oct. 29, during fall festival at St. Paul taurants and other public AME. Group is outgrowth of Gayteens Dept at Beatty places in Washington, D. C, HANN ARENA Center. were dropped. Negroes can now visit Washington with out any fear of coming face LANCASTER. OHIO —:— 26 mile* out Rente 33 to face with old man JIM Sponsored By HELENS FOOD SHOP CROW. VOTE REPUBLI Vea Bottled Beverage Co. c~.i ,. i "**** *• £**** Oat" CAN NOV. S. *— Paid PoL COLUMBUS ROLUK ACHIEVERS specializing In Chicken. L^rbecue, Fish and Southern Dinner* Adv. Admission . .60 MM W. Ftftl "Ave*/* ••* AX.* Ml 49 <".!• UK.i i tWi, f Daily Early'till Very Late m CLEVELAND AWE, HELEN JONES. Ftagx, CA •*•#« | T ^«aj*>a* i-*ai*)'''*^j^**»i i '*»^>*»i**a* iW«a1e**ifg|M*gB^ * !•***• *>***». ;«*j*a* Nil:: v SATURDAY; IOCTOBER 27, 1 PCS ; ;: ; THE OHIO.SENTINEL lm PAGE 10 • - '>» ?*-»' i n'fi? t • " """" .i.xnmi.i • »-- ; ,i. ,,,; .••'.• .. .. :..;:, . " . i •...... —- THE OHIOM SECTION 5ENTINEL You can be SURE when «. i, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1956 Cerebral Palsy Center; Appeal Agency, FROM FAR AND NEAR every RE . TINTYPES Back fhe National Administration Perpetual Beehive Of Activity —W"*** for Peace* Progress, Prosperity ... By Cornelia Banks • i • Chinese independence Day RTY-FIVE YEARS AGO on the 10th of October th* Chinese Ffound their independence. After years under the yoke of Manchuria and Chinese warlords the people began what to them was their first republic and self-government in many, many years. Prior to this time the men of the country'wore Vng pig tails and the women bound their feet. With the coming of the new order these customs that had been a part of the Chinese cul ture were declared obsolete and many changes in the land of the east were introduced. Dr. Sun Yat-Sen became the first president and China took her place alongside the other great powers. Oct. 10 the Chinese of America and >those of the Free China government that is housed on the island of Formosa hung flags and feasted for a life that is even today facing a perilous affront. Their mainland overrun by Communists and with most of their families broken and divided, they made an interesting study to the eyes ot the many Americans who attended their celebration two weeks ago at the Ststler hotel in Cleveland when t a tongs of that city held a large banquet. From tbe table where I was seated I viewed the room and wondered just how many people there understood the plight fac A CHRISTMAS PARTY IS HIGH ON THE LIST OF activities the Cerebral Pal ing these brave people, sied Action club has plans for.'Prom left, clockwise: Julie Kelly, Patsy Clemmon?, • • • Lawrence Goldlurd and Kevin Schorr. Mr*. Victor J. Warken, executive director at AMONO THE HONORED GUESTS WERE CONSULS from the center, is standing. See story.—Pierce Photo. Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Haiti and several other countries By NORMA WALL main more or less permanently diagnosis and evaluation have -along with the mayor of Cleveland, Mr. Anthony J. Ceiebjpeze, With Barbara feeding t h e in a sheltered situation. The revealed, professional workers and Gov. Lausche. press, Kevin pushing the Jever center hopes to provide enrich- Mr. Louis B. Seltzer, publisher of the Cleveland Press, was In esch of these areas "team" chairman and I've never seen a job more ably done than the one and Margaret laying the finish* mem for their lives in as many together in search of the CP'* he did that night. The Chinese Benevolent Ass'n certainly owes ed products out to dry, Christ- aspects aa possible. maximum efficiency. him a debt of gratitude for the way in which he handled the af ma* card production is. getting Services for the cerebral fair, to. aay nothing of the tremendous expense of underwriting the well ahead of schedule at Cere palsied begin with medical BECAUSE EMOTIONAL pro dinner. , braor* l Palsy Center. "\ ... diagnosis, evaluation and pre blems often result for tbe CP or • • • scription. From here, the cen his farnjly, psychological .testing AFTER DINNER ALL THE NOTABLES WERE introduced ter's professional staff pro and counseling are carried on and as was fitting the occasion our governor made an address be- First Of Three Articles ceeds with therapy—physical, for students at the center and a . for* introducing the guest speaker of the evening. DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER RICHARD M. NIXON occupational and speech. social caseworker handles fam After welcoming everyone present, Mr. Lausche told of his interesting young life on E. 100th st. in Cleveland and of bis most And though the principal* Keeping in mind that pic- ily counseling. The Dept of For President For Vice President tare of tbe whole person which Adult and Special Education at staunch friend, a Mr. Jim Wong, who owned a laundry serosa the J change time and again, thi* street. "Our prosperity must be shared fully by the 17 million Negro team approach to doing the job Ohio Stat* has given, vital assis " . . . We believe in the equal dignity of all our people, what- tance to the center in the area Besides running the laundry Jim tended the Lausche flower has proven its worth at the garden and thus a warm friendship began. I ever their racial origin or background may be, in their equal right Americans. They have made great progress in recent years. We center, located in Columbus at VOLUNTEER NEEDS of special education. "There aever wa* a day passed that me sad Jim didn't JOHN H. VORYS • to freedom and opportunity and the benefits of our common citi are proud of our splendid record, but we wOl not rest secure until 523 E. Walnut st Seldom without activity now, greet each ether," Mr. Lsnsrbe said, "and every week Jim m Cerebral Palsy *may create a the sheltered workshop began in would fook some Chinese dish and bring it over te oar bouse. zenship. Now, during this administration, we have advanced far every Negro has proper housing, decent medical care, better edu number of disabilities—in walk Many ef the community's 1955. Invitations' for a tea and Many year* have passed since that ti * , hat to me Jim Is my For Congress ing, talking, use of the hands, vital service agencies depend Christmas cards are recent pro dearest friend. Not long age s company wanted te boy ear •—on every front of our daily life—the factual application of our cational opportunities, and unlimited chance for employment ac on volunteer* contrl b a 11 a g ducts of the shop's press. Ash- house to make a parking let for several companies that have sight, hearing, speech, intelli almost taken over that square. They were also buying Que build !2lh District belief . . . The Republican Party has been firm in its insistence cording to his ability. Here we do not offer more promises; w* gence, behavior. It takes a lot their time and skills to far trays, bowls and figurines are ther agency programs In help shaped in hollow molds, poured ing ia which Jim had his laundry. that there can be only one clas* of citizenship."—PRES. EISEN can show performance. We will not rest content until w* achiev* of teams, and skilled ones, to ' "I anew before I evea talked to them what I Intended to d*. develop maximum efficiency in ing ethers. But there are and glazed ./in the center's own kiln, a recent] gift from one of Jim had been *a that corner for a long time. I felt sure that be HOWER, hi a letter to Val J. Washington, Republican National the full realization . . . "—VICE PRES. NJEXON, in his acceptance light of these handicaps. aever enough volunteer* te bad ae place to go, se Instead of talking up a sale to tbe com answer the need. » • the branches. At one end of the pany I went to Jim. Today Jim's laundry is in tbe baas* where Committee's director of minorities. sddress at the Republican Ceaventlaa. • • • shop, a rug was being woven. This week in Franklin coun I was raised. Jim Is happy and I have peace of mind becaase CEREBRAL PALSY OF Col Miss Jane Seestedt, occupation aa old friend was not forgotten." umbus and Franklin County, ty the need is for USO VOL al therapist who directs most of • • • Inc., is a United Appeal agency UNTEERS. the shop's activity, cited the • •»• which has maintained a center AFTER A LARGE OVATION MR. LAUSCHE introduced the Junior hostesses and sealer need for outlets for goods. J principal speaker. Dr. Hollington Tong, tbe ambassador of th* FOB HONOR, INTEGRITY AND KI6H PURPOSE IN GOVERNMENT since 1953. Prior to that, some . "We hope to get small station Republic of China. He was a man who, though small in stature, therapy was carried on. More hosts aad hostesses are need SUPPORT YOUR REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES ed in the USO seegi«ns to ary stores and gift shops to re spoke with a clear, dynamic voice. than 100 persons have received tail some of our articles," she He had received his bachelor's degree from the University ot services at the center since '53 make possible for servicemen the kind of healthy, personal said. Missouri and his doctor's from Columbia. He served many years and about 40 students are en • • • on the N. York limes, so you see he was both learned and in rolled now. This agency does and community relationship that are se much a part ot THE CENTER'S recreation formed. not conduct a separate drive program includes swimm ing. He told u* of the many dynasties under which China had for funds and receives no mon young American lives. been ruled aad of the many difficulties she bad undergone ta T* volunteer, er for further bowling, camping, dancing and ies 'collected In the name of other activities. Students have secure her freedom. Of how for~a few short years China stood cerebral palsy. information, eaU Ca. §-4797, proud and tree, and of tbe help Americr5had given 4> SATURDAY?. OCJT»H»*t*f»: lagf mc. g~PAQEg THE DH1Q SENTINEL SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1&5B THE OHIO SENTINg, SEC. 8—PAGE | Judge Draper Prominent In Civic Affairs Adlal, Ike In Rights Accord N. YORK. — Pledge* Lo work Congress which would establish for new legislation to protect a bi-partisan civil right* com civil right* w«r* made Monday mission, civil rights section in EDITORIALS by Pre*. Eisenhower and Adlal th* Dept. of Justice, new law* E. Stevenson. to aid in enforcement of voting T h • candidates' statements right*, and greater freedom for wer* contained In special elec th* federal government to seek tion messages written for preventive relief in th* courts Saturday, October 27, 1956 American Civil Liberties Un In civil right* case*. Columbus, Ohio ion's monthly publication, Civil Liberties. Vote for David E. Morgan tor Eisenhower emphasized b 1 S Stat* Senator. — Pot. adv. support t>f th* four point civil A 'Wrong Approach' Indeed! rights program submitted to the rf«HE ATHENS Messenger chose an apt heading fog its • I lead editorial in a recent edition. We are in total agreement that everything advocated therein constitute* a "Wrong Approach." Were the arguments not »o shal FOR GOVERNOR low, untenable and clearly illogical, they might confuse or sway the minds of right-thinking people, Of thta, we have little fear. Puzzling, indeed, ia the fact Gordon K. Bush can re tain, term after term, his seat among state educator* and ' \. '#f-'l administrators and still entertain such demagogic attitudes Veto f»e "8iir O'Ntilt and row on free public learning. Thirty years of "sitting" with the vet* for root* and *x**ri*ac*. ; ' i. •',* I>H- j\ .* •;• .»,' Board of Trustees at Ohio university has left him with an > ! A / • At aw a* is servlag hi* 18th rear empty enough philosophy on the place of education in a In Ohio's Ceverameat - free society. •'• •/."!'.v^'-••,'••..:..",!.!' »•'!• Men of profundity, with whom .most institutions of • 12/years la legist*tor*. Elected ^higher learning choose to surround themselves, champion ajSaakat at M. p. v M V;1J i M Mj f pi '- •. ,l • M « I *P1 the bulwark of sound education in a democracy as trans cending even that protection afforded by tanks and guns. a Now servlag third term u Alter- Consequently, the right to a free education ia to be guard aey General. ed as zealously as the right to a free press or free religion. • Undefeated La elections. Furthermore, the south has clearly shown that without the JUDGE ROBERT M. DRAPER OF FRANKLIN COUNTY common pleas court, presence of law enforcers, it will surrender, with little pictured here with members of his family, is a candidate for election to the full court • Family ataa, Church worker and hesitation, to rule by the mob. « term at the Nov. 6 election. See story. recognized leader. IGNORANCE SRUTAUTY One of th* more prominent Beyond his not so deep philosophy on education, Bush civic leader* of Columbus seeks ty common pleas Judge In the election Nov. «. Give Ohio Proven Leadership appears to be poorly read on the modem day south. We to b* retained as Franklin coun- Lucius E. Lee's "As I See GENERAL ELECTION NOV. 6 THE THISTLES AND 1H0RMS MUSI HOT BE &IL0WED 10 SPOIL THE CROP venture to say he has not visited the area recently and, for Judge Robert M. Draper, 104 It," every week on the edi that matter, neither have we. Granting that newspapers S. Westmoor av., has a record torial page, is another award O'Neill For Governor — Fraastla Couaty Csatpaige Commute* are reasonably fair and objective in their -coverage. He of many years of participation winning Sentinel feature. PoL Adv. AKTHUfl I. VORYS. Chairman, Gay St hard to imagine how "Nobody is being denied anything David E. Morgan in civic activities throughout ... is being abused . . . has petitioned the federal govern central Ohio. TeW By Lucius I lee ment for relief ... has found rational fault with the situa Is Candidate He was a member of th* Co As I See It! tion as it existed." lumbus Board of Education for 12 years and served .a* presi This feeble attempt to right the situation in the deep For Ohio Senate dent of that group in 1941 and AST WEEK I tried to exam to give those institutions' pro ers and leaders while Tuskegee south by pretending it is Already so only underscores the again in 1947. David E. Morgan, member of ine what Negro education ducts employment. wanted to train hands. manifold injustices being visited upon Negroes in the area Judge Draper attended High L the law firm of Chamblin, Mor wa* really doing after reading Then there was pride In It took both to compose our at the hands of those whites whom the Messenger must land Elementary school, West gan and Hunsiager, Is th* Re Getoufond what some white southern edu Negro education. present world and will continue have'been referring to as "handling the matter of preju High school and received his publican nominee for the State cators, had to say about Negro * *.-* to take both to do so. but an dice pretty smoothly." law degree from Ohio State uni Senate. He was, prior to War II, students entering their systems. TARING INTO consideration overwhelming number of stu versity and until h« was ap At least the Messenger had the good sense to class as an attorney examiner for the I wanted to know how good a Mr. Henderson's remark about dents wish they had learned a pointed to tb* common pleas an opinion its statement "that the colored people would Public Utilities Commission of Job colored*educators have been tbe go-getter type, I look at trade in this highly commercial court by Gov. Ijuscbe in IMS much rather not be the goats of these experiments, but, Ohio and a joint board .member doing in all-Negro schools. I do Columbus. Our'various all-color ized world, of today. One seems was,., engaged in the private for the most part, by far wouTJ prefer the calm Acceptance of t h • Interstate Commerce not know what reaction the ed schools are staffed with to make more money at a skill practice of law. VOTE and orderly citizenship that did exist." Commission. He was tbe origin readers of this column had but many graduates from white coll ed trade than he does with a ator of the Welsh Singing So H% has served as chairman . Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson, eges. I can look at our independ command of good speech. But If Bush and the Messenger hold, along with this opin ciety of Columbu* and a mem of the southwest district ef Boy 14©0 Mt- Vernon av., gdve their ent businesses and find those much that the Negro .has" suc ion, any desire to refute or substantiate-it, the following ber of Indianola Presbyterian. Scout's, on theXamp Fire Girls JJT Judge answer by placing their son, forging forward headed by cessfully wrestled from unwill references might be helpful: He Is also a member of t h • Board, and is a member of the John. Jr., in Central State coll colored school products. I can ing hands has come via argu American Bar Aas'a. Council of Social Agencies, ege this tcisr Mr. Henderson look at our professional men ment of those sharp tongues. • Mrs. James Gordon, 98 pound slip of a woman said he.noticed that students, and find a kind of half and half Some of his chances have come who bucked frenetic white mobs while taking her young He has been engaged in gen H* is a past grand patron of Robert 3M. Draper graduating fhom a colored result: There are those in medi by manifestation of ability but sters t«) and from a recently desegregated school in Clay, eral practice of law sine* be the Order "of Eastern Star, cine who began work at white mnny have come through court Ky. graduated from Ohio State uni school, were more the go-getter member of Humboldt Masonic •. versity Law college in 1932 with type men than those finishing schools but finished up at How and Legislative struggles with # Sixteen year old Shirley Beasley, whd, with seven Lodge, Scottish Rite, Aladdin white colleges. f ard university or Meharry and him prominent as th* worthy op the exception of War II when he Temple Shrine, Robert Morris fellow schoolmates, is boycotting an all-Negro high school saw active sea duty in the U. S. He was not sure if there de I can find men of medicine who ponent because she can't attend the white school where she lives. chapter of Eastern Star. began work at colored schools To put it bluntly, no school naval reserve in all three thea velops a feeling of inferiority "If they won't let me in Sturgis (Ky.) High." Misa Beasley tres of war which carried him He'is a member of §t. John among students coming out of and finished up at white univer can assure a success or a fail is reported to have said, "I may not ^ back to school. We sities. ure. The results lie with t h • to Australia, India,. Africa, S. Lutheran church where h* has JUDGE OF colored schools that prompts have r* much right as anyone else who lives in this town." America and the S. Pacific. Be taught a Sunday school class them to work harder towards Which is better trailed? Ask individual. Most schools teach their patients. All are doing a similar subjects or the same # Autherine Lucy Foster, who, despite A rather fore terminating bis duty in the for. the past 20 years. In 1044 be life's goals, but he found them navy he was a member of the was. selected as man of she year the leaders in their communities landslide business. Perhaps subjects. Most schools have "hot" reception at the University of Alabama last spring. COMMON the same is true among the about the same number of class Is determined to return and study at the school. 14th naval district courts and by th* Hilltop Business Ass'n. and the ones furthcrest ahead. boards at Pearl Harbor. lawyers. Bat, whatever the sessions for credit in any sub Mrs. Draper I* active ia nu • • • profession, all were trained In • The 26 Negro students in Beaumont, Tex., who Morgan is former 16th Ward PLEAS ject and most schools use about withstood a barrage of bottles from the ever-present mob merous civic organizations in I REMEMBER FROM some that first principle (although the same textbooks or textbooks Republican committeeman and the city and daughters, Debor years ago a story of disappoint hidden) of edocatioB—to make to attend classes at recently desegregated Lamar State former president of the Republi written by recognized authorit College of Technology. • ah and Nancy, ar* both stu COURT ment Mrs. Inez Dillard told me a Hviag. And that is Just about ies in the fields. can glee club of Columbus. He dent* at West High. of her efforts to secure em tbe goal of any educational in- And all schools seem to be do These are only a sampling, for their kind stretch the is married to the former Ellen ployment, having obtained her stitntiea. ing about the same kind of job, width and breadth of the southland. To seek them out is Vick and has three children, FRANKUN COUNTY. OHIO BA degree from Ohio State uni • • • for some men have finished Ox to learn of the fortitude, perseverance And unwavering ad David E., II, third year student Vote for David E. Morgan for versity and an MA from the THE SOUTHERN WHITE ed ford university in England and herence to right which have characterized America's at the U. S. Naval academy, and State Senator. — PoL mtr. same school. She made a futile ucators said Negro students greatness and have created a proud heritage for Negroes Mary Ellen and Tommy who are C I gone back to put on tribal cloth effort to find a teacher's posi were below par. As I said be es of dark Africa and lead everywhere. at home at 1983 Wickford rd. tion but. at the same time, T. fore, that very observation i* tribesmen to modern civiliza 14 YEARS GENERAL PRACTICE Of LAW 1 Dorsey Murray, a kind of a con the beat argument a g a i n s t a tions while th* Piney Woods ELECt tact official at Central State col dual education system. But, in school has turned out men wbo It YEARS MEMBER COLUMBU! BOARD Or EDUCATION lege, told me of the 110 students what are they below par? have led the Negro out of dis graduating from the then Wil- crimination in its worse phases. LETTERS a3 bcrforce university, he had suc There is a lot of emphasis on *^W* *!*p^*yii|'*i;fc *~5StSE3eVmm3mW*a*maaTaa*Mm classical learning ss ground ceeded in finding employment There are those who sincerely JUDGE for 90 students work for education in white teach and there are those who Thinks Senfinel Cleanest, Finest' schools but how necessary ia just draw salaries. Likewise, mtned — Qualified Joseph J. Von Heyde. Choirmon Mr. Murray had said color that learning? At one time there Experienced B there are. those graduates' who Editor, The Sentinel: Enclosed you will find a check for $12. ed busi ess and school execu were two Negro institutions •make the most of what they It i* always a pleasure to read The Ohio Sentinel, on* of th* fin gpwu*r**i mf ent-*n Draper for Judge Committee, U I Brood St : tives had remarked that if miles apart in education goals— have learned in a serious effort est, cleanest papers in the country. Far !wdge Ceeamittee Robert W. Newtee. Casaa. fhey were to support and re- Wilbcrforcc university and Tus- towards.success and there are Congratulation* on having *uch a fin* paper, and keep up tb* • E. Breed St. tpert our colored educational aegee institute. W 11 b e rforce those who just saunter along* op good work. That is why I am sending in m**^*ll!djscription tor two Cetambas, Ohio fat has Institutions, ifcej would have wanted to train orators, debat- to th* door of eternity. >«ars.—Anna B. Jeaes, 1275 E, Long SI '-**»<<-*•?>"hi'nwwwiljn"ii >*»' saataau i,Mmm mi' '• KM, ' '««*' •i.M'i"«ii'i»" II in i i ,m »-i»n»»tiW KWinmiii i i' i»ji«i tt*'i,immi 'i SATURDAY. OCTOBEB^, 1030 8ATURPAY. O0TOHF3L 27,ISgji THE OHfO SENTINEL SEC. a^FsWg ft. SEC. ar*-Mr#GE 4 • • • THE OHIO SENTINEL cipal Issues in the state. "My interest In civil right* »-n—nwaaaaw legislation date* back to my' ADMITTEDLY, THOSE Is earliest experiences in politi sues all are ol vital importance cal life. In th* lAth Congress, SPEAKING OF POLITICS to the safety and welfare of all I Introduced the Header aait- Ohio citizens. But. so long as poll tax bill which was passed Negroes are confronted with by the House bat sidetracked By John B. (ombt certain racial barriers in this by Democratic opposition in state, politicians are only labor the Senate. HE'CAMPAIGN headed into ing under a false illusion if they Its final stage this week, "I have favored strong anil* T think the Negroes' spirit can be lynching legislation as well a* RETAIN and, as of now, with the excep aroused by a batch of promises The Democratic Party is in your corner! all measures designed to eli tion of Sen. George H. Bender, which exclude civil rights. little has been said by the top minate differences in the le candidates which will arouse Sen. Bender, who will talk gal status of our cltiaens." any rabid enthusiasm among civil rights any time and any • • • IXi&AMUELLBEWINEl place, has obviously recog Ohio's 300,000 Negro voters. IN REPLY TO, this same And with the contest having nised this fact. And as a re- salt, It Is likely to par him a question, Gov. Lausche, the REMEMBER... the "GoldenEra" only a few more days to go. It isnt very' likely this pattern of precious dividend come Nov. Democrats' senatorial nominee, campaigning will be changed. 6. discussed the McCnrran immi A prime example of Sen. gration act, the Bricker amend DEMOCRATS d^»„1.K.«n RE-ELECT Stevenson is RIGHT on Civil Rights STEVENSON, a* a Covnnor. oi-dncd 4t- »ej;. elation of arhooU long befote the Su RALPH J. preme Couit dvci*inn. !- STEVENSON, as a Co'.emoi. oidiK-d de Met. Eleanor Roovevelt. Ike fir.i lody of segregation of t*re Nations! CuJid N tma world, has said of Adlai E. Stevenson: STEVENSON, as a Co.ci not. had aligned 1 know thai he hrtie*e« we most he a me- depUie* foi the hist lime U inveuigate PAUL Mwa with rMuslity a*d ju.lu* for sH oar efvit rights at-uses. J- • •> ... MM****," STEVENSON, a* a Cover nor, onkied the National Cuaid to protect Nc^roo againat STEVENSON btlievtw the Suprent* Cowrt violente and trr>to*t *« THE OHIO SENTINEL SATUBDAY. OCTOBER g7, I&E4 SEC.2ltPAGE« fATURDAY, OCTOBER 27. 195» THE OHIO SENTINEL SRC.«—«?AGR T PARENTS; WATCH DIETS FROM THE SENTINEL Bigby Mrs. Rlanrlianl Guest Speaker DATA ON ADOPTIONS DAYTON. — Mrs. Werner movement. EUNICE WOOD. WOMEN'S EDITOR Blanchard, who has just return Ruth Wbittaker, Veda Smith, Louise Colston, FIRST TOOTH TO FIRST PROfvl *VMHM**Bra*****B*****a**^^ • • • ed from travels in Jordan, Lg~ IN THE YW lecture series Q.—What is th* board paid to foster parent* Birthday Contributing Editors banon, Israel, Iran and Greece, Tuesday, Oct. SO. Mrs. Nona At- By EUNICE WOOD and what does K include? wilt be the speaker at the World wood will give a China painting A poor grade card, teacher A.—Althtaigh a specific amount is agreed complaints of classroom inatten FeJIowahip base* hour at Day and repuiring demonstration at upon before the child is placed just what this Honored ton YWCA Thursday, Nov, 1, at the 9:45 am', session. Al it a.m. tion, friction with classmates, amount would be cannot be determined until the quick fatigue—all can be taken By LOUISE EMORY 7:30 p.m. This program, sunn- Mrs. 'Hanna Blaiock, executive matter i* discussed between the agency and the sored by U\e YWCA's W o r I d j director of Dayton Dairy Coun- aa indications that your child boarding parent. It will include the living cost Over 150 persons gathered Id may not be getting enough of surprise Deacon Arthur A. Big Fellowship and membership cil, will use a* her topic, "Cook of caring for the child. Besides the board that committees open* observance of the right kinds of food daily by of Belhany-Baptiat, Colum th* Weight Off". is paid the agency also provides medical care, clothing and inci Wot Id Fellowship month, a time even though your cupboard is bus, on his 78th birthday Tues -^omen dentals required by the child. Coats are primarily based on the when YWCA* emphasixe the Tickets to th* YW lecture may far from bare and the frigid aire day evening. individual needs of the child. , worldwide aspects of their be obtained at the door. is loaded, according to Colum (Farther question* en foster hoarding homes er adoptive All persons were in the lower bus Milk Council. Inc., 1390 E. booses should be dlrerted to the iaformatloa Center, Ceunell ef auditorium of Bethany Baptist Broad at. Social Agencies, Ca. S-47M. 127 E. Stat* st., Colombo*.) when he arrived, supposedly to Amanda G.Transue Earns Principal responsibility for • • • attend a program of th* Golden what goes into making a child a NEXT WEEK'S SPEAKERS on foster home recruitment: Heart club. Last dance to get in on our healthy, happy adult rests with When he appeared at the bot tb* mother—employed or home- CLUB BOSEA. Sunday. Oct. 28, 3 p. m. Speaker: Charles E. Wright-Patterson Awards Sinkfurd. tom of the steps everyone sang making. From the time the doc "Happy Birthday" and h* was tor advise* her to plan and con F.NTRE NOUS CLUB. Mrs. Florence McRoberts hostess. 208 WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB. N. 22nd st. Thursday. .Nuv. 1. 2:30 p. m. Speaker: Mis* BetU escorted to fhe seat of honor at CARLOAD trol her diet during pregnancy, — Another exceptional Negro Scott, Columbu* Urban League. the head.or the table. Th* ta employee of the U. S. air force a woman is conscious that peo bles were decorated with flow ple are what they eat URBANLITES. Mrs. William Woodson hostess. 468 Reynolds was appropriately recognized av. Friday, Nov. 2, 8:30 p. m. Speaker: Mr*. Rose-Marie Wash ers provided by Mr. David Whether it's the painful erup when Mrs. Amanda O. Transue, ington, Franklin County Child Welfare Board. Smothers. A short history of th* f09 E. Main sL. Xcnia, was tion of a first tooth or the ar success of the Sunday school given the meritorious civilian rangements for the first big while Deacon Bigby was super service award at Wright-Patter date, Mom get* an" inner satis intendent wa* gives, by Mr*. son air force base, this month. faction over having guided her BACKS LONGER SENATE TENURE David Smothers. child through the maze of meals Earlier ia the year, Mrs. A cash donation was present and medicines which insure Transue received the outstand ed Deacon Bigby by Mr. Wesley strong, attractive bodies which (Second of a series of articles giving non-partisan information ing performance rating and the Greenfield, assistant superinten function without defection. •n Nov. t election Issues, printed through courtesy of League of sustained superior performance dent. Music was furnished by With the start of a new school Women Voters and Tbe Ohio Sentinel.) award, with a cash value of - . . . . the youth choir and women'* yeor.. score yourself and your $300. HE LEAGUE OF Women Voters of Columbus urges you to vote chorus. Remark* by the pastor, child to determine whether you Rev. A. L. Mason, and other Mrs. Transue began work at are both doing your part to set T yes for a four year term for senators. THE QUESTION—The question on the ballot Nov. 8 will be a deacons present wer* also part Wright-Patterson in 1942 in the the stage for a healthy, happy of the program. logistics and publications divi and successful school year. A proposed constitutional amendment providing that senators shall of RCA ESTATE gas ranges sion. Her duties at that time In checkup may remind you that serve a four year term instead of the two years they now serve. A boulonniere and corsag* volved revising technical orders. something essential to the Provision is made for staggered terms to insure continuity in the wer* given Deacon and Mra. • • « work of the Senate. MBS. AMANDA G. TRANSl'K .child's health and well-being is Bigby by the Finney and Groves WHY OHIO NEEDS A FOUR YEAR TERM POR ITS SENATE IN lft:. SHK transferred k>( neglected more often than you families. the film depository, of the estimated that not more than 2 realize. Make sure you are do —State senators represent larger district* than do members of Deacon Bigby has been Sun 3350th motion picture *quadron, percent of them receive these ing all you can to give your the House of Representatives, as many as seven counties com day school cupe rint*nd*nt a* a storekeeper. three awards in any on* year. child this precious gift—health. ILLUSTRATING ACCOMPANYING ARTICLE ON pared to one for representatives. Fewer than le percent receive The wealthiest parent can do infant-teen health are little Virginia Ellen Ray (insert) They represent more people. Franklin county, with a popu since 1994. She has advanced successive either of the awards. no more. lation of 607,890, has six representatives but only two senator*, • • • and teenager Ernestine Gordon. ly through the duties of film de Do your child's meals follow who also have to represent Pickaway county. servings daily other than pota REGULAR MEAL BOCR8 — AN EDUCATION WHICH pository aide, supervisory film MBS. TRANSUE attended tbe this pattern? Senators nave to assume greater work load* in th* Legisla inspector and photographic lab to; one green or yellow? Ye* For good appetite. Children who IN THE PAST WAS DE Liberal Art* college of Wilber- MILK—Three to four glasses ture. During it* last session there wer* 136 members of the House oratory technician, to her pres . . . No . . . NIED to so many Negroes force university 3% years and, daily; to drink and combined eat at odd hours are apt to be of Representatives to staff 22 committees; in the Senate, 33 men ent designation as archives av EGGS—At least five a week; because of lack of money, in addition, studied several with other foods; also cheese finicky at the table. Yes . . had te do tbe work of 20 committees. sistant (motion- pictures)^ in one daily preferred? Yes . . . is now available to all un summer courses. • and ice cream, frequently at No... Campaigning is more time consuming for State senators since charge ot the accessioning sec No . . . _ REGULAR HEALTH HABITS they have more territory to cover^ and have to familiarize them- der the Republicans' peace She was recently elected meals? Ye* . . . No .., tion. MEAT, CHEESE, ~FISH, •elve* with the problems ot a larger number of constituents. and 'prosperity pro gram. grand worthy matron of Amar FRUIT—Two or more serv —In toiletry, bathing and care POULTRY—On* or more serv State senators will be able to serve these constituents better if Republicans deserve your Of tbe many thousands of Ci anth Order of Eastern Star, en ings daily; on* raw; one litru* of teeth? Yes .. . No . . . ings daily; dried beans, peas or they nave four year* to concentrate on their Legislative duties. •vote Nov. 6.—Paid Pol. Adv. affiliate of (he Prince Haft or tomato? Yes . . t No . . . SLEEP—Ten to 12 hours ev vil Service employee* who work peanut butter occasionally. Yes Four years in office for our state senators, will mean that Ohio Grand Lodge of Ohio. VEGETABLES—Two or mor* ery day? Yes ... No ... \" for the federal government, it i* r. . No . . . will, nt last, have » senior house functioning aa the U. S. Senate CEREAL OR BREAD—Two or OUTDOOR PLAY— Long does. v more servings daily; whole hours in fresh air and sunshine? A four year term for state senator will mean more efficient grain or enriched? Yes . . . (Strenuous play should be bal government for Ohio. No. .. anced with the quiet kind. Ac • • • BUTTER—Two or more table tive play develops the muscles.) She deserves to eat out Ye* . . . No . . . THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS CONSIDERS THE four spoons daily. Yea . . . No . . year term for state senators a constructive step forward in the MORE VITAMIN D — Rich daily REGULAR MEDICAL AND development of good and efficient government for tbe state of at least once a week! source; Vitamin D fortified DENTAL CARE — Physician* Ohio. We hope you will bring the information contained ia this milk or fish liver oil? Yea . . . and dentists recognize slight de brief fact sheet to your organization or congregation. No... LANOLIN improvement fect* and can tell you what to More detailed information can be obtained by calling the (Additional servings of the do to prevent them from becom league office, Ca. 1-1743. now gives •*1dU*1 above foods, including custard ing serious. Ye* . . , No . . • and ice cream, can be used to (If you have answered these satisfy and complete growth and What's more .. . faking the questions in tbe affirmative, NEGROES' INCOME UN. activity needs. Do you promote you are doing your part to pro with your trad* these health habits in your DER THE REPUBLICAN little woman out to dine mote good food and health administration has enabled child?) habits.) formerly soM for $224.95 pays big dividends in the them to adequately take for Yoor Hair $159 Love and Affection Depart care of the medical and Phone AD. 9065 dental needs Russell Carter, declared. • "Pres. Truman greeted us. Sunday, Oct 28 Natalie Hinder/as - Pianist Nancy Kefauver is as charm Posner Products My family la ing as she is pretty and Mrs. Brownl* troop 101 and Girl IN CONCERT very fond of Scout troop Ml sponsor their Posner Products this week THE SELECTS MET AT THE HOME OF Mra. Frances B. Coleman, 481 N. Mon any cak*. - Edison Dick was a very gra if the frosting cious hostess." One hundred annual fall tea Sunday, Oct 28, announced "the moat progres ro* av., Columbus, recently, with Victor H. Ewald, coordinator of volunteer service* Friday, Nov. t — t— 8:30 P. M. , Is chocolate! and fifty prominent Demo- 3-5 p.m., at the social service sive 2-in-l hair shampoo ever at Columbus Stat* hospital, a* th* group's fueet, Mr. Ewald* address centered East High School Auditorium 15*0 K. Broad St. Colombo.*.. OM* Their favorite f*0*all* Scott cra'# women leaders around chapel of Mt Olivet Baptist, created, an absolute assurance around volunteer services rendered by various Columbus groups. The Selert* have U my "Two Columbus. the nation attended the affair of hair glamor for milady." Th* voted to render volunteer service to Columbus State hospital. A question and answer In One" Chocolate Frosting. It Leaders of the Brownie troop product, Posner Bergamot hair PROCEEDS TO SCHOLARSHIP FUND Is mad* with either seml-swtet at the invitation of Mrs. Er period followed Mr. Ewald's talk and a buffet luncheon was enjoyed by those pres chocolate pieces or unsweetened nest Ives, Mrs.^Estes Kefau- are Mrs. F. W. Twitty and Mrs. conditioner shampoo, will thor At Heaton's Music Store and by Members. chocolate and better-blending ent Mra. Geneva HU1 is president of th* group and Mr*. Mary Hatrston is club, re Tickets Now: ver and Mrs. Edison Dick, W. T. Carroll. Girl Scout leaders oughly condition while it sham 12.25. $1.75 (Tax Incl.) ' Carnation Evaporated Mllk-for porter, - •xtra delicious flavor and chairman of the women's di are Mrs. C. w! Connor and Mrs. poos. creamy texture. No other form vision of. the Democratic Nat'l E. Holey. Rev. H. B. Hicks is After many years of research, ef milk make* frosting* so good Committee.—Collins Photo. pastor. - *o eaay. Try Two Ia One" Posner L: boratories have auc- Frosting oa your vc ry next cak*. ceded with "one of th* most Mrs. Earley I "TYVOINONfFROSTlNO important discoveries ... a ; s I (Enough for two 8-inch cake complete hair conditioner that SAVE 2- 6 I layers) Citation Presented Mrs. Burns shampoos the scalp clear and Heard At Y 1 cup (6 ounc* pkg.) MfiO-tw*** free of all dandruff fungi." STYLE SHOES LAST WEEK! checolof* piece* or WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR commander of Air Technical In "Here, at last, is a revolu t aqvor** (3 •one**) v> n»we* fened FORCE BASE.—Mrs. Bonnie E. telligence Center. tionary two wjjffebair condition chocoloto Burns, 299 Grant st, Wilming The rating is based on sus er shampoo Jrafose meticulous V, cup uivaBluUd CARNATION ton, was honored with a Civil tained superior performance for cleansing and appointed condi • EVAFORATEDMitK Service outstanding perform a year or more.-— tioning with its unique softening _ •V* «*** ***** tenHtnenen ance rating in ceremonies at In addition to maintaining a action not only revitalizes, but 1 myjgan this U. S. base. superior performance record likewise leaves milady with a Va cup rofter-td butter Mrs. Burns is an employee of for more than a year, Mrs. glamorized refreshment as soft Melt chocolate In Carnation in Air Technical Intelligence Cen Burns established systems in and gentle a* a summer 8 quart saucepan over low heat, ter. Presentation was made by her branch that have conserved breeze," Posner Product* de stirring constantly until smooth Brig. Gen. Harold E. Watson, clared. paste. Remove from heat Add 300 clerical hours per year. augar 1 cup at a time Blend well During the Bergamot hair after each addition. Beat In but Moving to another city? We hate to see you go but if conditioner shampoo introduc t*r. Spread between, on sides you must don't forget to keep abreast of events in your old tory offer, two 0 ox. gift bottles and top of cooled cak* layers. Mrs. BONNIE E. BURNS hometown with a Sentinel mail subscription. Only f 6.50 a will be given at no cost with year. •very gallon purchase. €alilec Baptist - By HELENJEAN LAYNE This is a Thank You Note! Sunday school begins at 9:30 PAINTING EVERYTHING MUST GO! There's nothing that gives us more pleasure than harmonious re a.m.'at Galilee Baptist, Colum lations with you . . . That's why we're sending you our own bus, and morning worship at 11 "Th* Ever-Widening Circl*- *'8ymi*S»a/ of Privilege" a.m. with Rev. William Steven Twice as Easy wa* Mr*. Stanley Eariey's topic son, pastor, preaching. Music SAVE5 50 7, when she addressed Electors- m We appreciate your business . . . We'r* looking forward to th* will be furnished Sunday, Oct Members meeting at Westsld* MKOUS INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR -fSEe. "fl™* yoU 8gain nml soon • • • •nd*if «t anytime w* 28, by junior and senior choirs. Twice as Fast get * Off-tune" be sure to let us know! branch YWCA Thursday. [LOSING mm m!! Also, Sunday is Bring a Guest with Mr*. Thomas Taylor, chair day. Each member is supposed man of the committee on sd- SUPERIOR & GLIDDEN to bring a guest ministration. presided. Remark* JPWAl -- OH. 20IH 10 NOV. 201H - ONLY! Sunday evening service* be GILBERT'S were heard from Mrs. James PA1MT $H 95 MINI gin at 7:30 with the Nat'l Hum Fields and Mra. Robert Kline, mingbird* in charge. The sing 21* E. TOWN ST. president of tb* Board of Di The washable ^P^ OEACELAND CENTER REG. I O'Coals ers ar* guests of the William rectors. $1.00 Sweaters .40 Robinson family. All members NORTHERN LIGHTS $5.93 ^ GAL. LATEX W CENTER Th* evening ended with- Suits and friends ar* invited. square dancing and fellowship. $1.00 Jackets - Unlined M On the sick list arc Mrs. John 16 Different Color* To CKoo»e From Morris, Mt Carmel hospital, wall paint !** Shirts & Shirls .40 Blankets vRra. 217, and Mrs. Ruby John $1.00 son. Trousers & Slacks .40 Ouilfs SAVE Ml GALLON warn $1.00 ON Latex Base — Dries In 30 R* & E« Minute* — Washable. Durable Surface t MAMAKTS AIM & WALLPAPER CO. 6UD0EN SEWING SCHOOL 601 MI. VERNON AYE. AN» LINOLEUM WALL nm) i 01 t M»tt S SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Reg. $*M QUALITY Learn lo sew. Reasonable CL 3-5000 RUGS rate. Also dressmaking. m PAINTS * AM* For details call Comnlrtr* \ •n»* Of Drapes • Slipcover* Paint*. I'rrintrr'* Shag Rugs • Jackets CLEANERS Supplies, Linoltiim Gloves • Etc. IE. 1-6806 m Sued* A Specialty 892 E. 10KS STREET at I7IH STREET WE DELIVER TOYS SPECIAL!! Out They Go!!! SERVICE and QUALITY at your DOOR-STEP CA «•• Coiumbas. O. 18» E MAIN ST- Buy 'Em Now Far PAN & ROLLER SETS LAUNDRY WE CALL FOR and DELIVER • ONE DAY SERVICE Christmas!!! ALTERATIONS and REPAIRS MILLER'S FURNITURE STORE Complete Line ef Used Faraitara aad Rugs $171 990 Hour*: 7 A. M. to 7 P. M Saturdays 'til 8 -!ifJJ*2i *<-**rtf«»tor*. Washers, Sewing Machines AND OPEN FRI. St SAT. TILL f P. M. Sanfcrd "Red Top" Cromwell, Mgr. CL..3-4637 EASX TERMS FREE DELIVER* WE BUY AND WELL OLD OUR LEASE TO SCHIFF SHOE STORE! MUST MOVE BY NOV. 3RD. • ••/:-•* * v*»*» • gaav *a*a%aa**TW**a^*lWMWl**a*aaMN > , ...•••*-••- . IIirfr— «*•- ^..^->.w^*'**-' * *4i.« •>.»*-* *-»,-.- *,-&* — SEC.12--PAITC10 'Mtniti. m •• imttA THE OHIO SENTINEL -t-n. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27; I3SH • ^TURP A Y.OCTOBER 2T.10M 111 - THE OHIO SENTfNBL [Uj Hji SBC. fc**wPAGB|H ' • i i • II ——— Lambda Sorors Open Gap City Fall Formal Dance Season At Dale PBOKfr ris, Shirley Casen, Lillian Jones, PLANET red and white carnations were secretary; Dorothy Brown, par liam Yarborough, Roosevelt Columbus' first formal of the Kathryn Jones, Hazel Jones, .worn by members to carry out liamentarian; Moxelle Greene, Goodc. Isaac Ford, St^ley Tur ' fall season was given last Mary Logan, Marguerite Diggs, :>Thursday by Lambda Zeta Chi the sorority's color scheme. sergeant-at-arms; Mary Emma ner, Earl Anderson, Emerson Edwards, Harrison Steele, Tho Mary Adams, Minnie Lambert, ;• sorority at beautiful Valley C o mm i t i e e members in Milner. Nell Pend, Lois Page, Doris Pritchett, Betty Lou Py- mas Page, John Blue, Ira Doris Allen, Ruth Spurlock i Pale with dancing to the melo charge of affair* were Sara Mary M. James, Kathryn dious music of Clarence Olden. Ann- Dyer, Catherine Fears, ant, Smith, Harry Bailey, Floyd • • • Brown, Alvln Bailey, Edward Brooks, Evelyn Payne, Laura Decorative wrist corsages of Dorothy Jackson • and Wiida Hayden, Ruth Glaacor, Rebecca GCESTS IN ATTENDANCE Richey, Robert Otey, Jame* White. Jones, Walda Robinson, Tiny included: Kent, Boyd Holliman, George Members axe Vonzie Lee Terry, Mrs. Claud* Robinson. WINE - BEER Messrs. and Mesdames Emer Jefferson, Printis* Hill, Leonard Champagnes—Verm onths Dansby, president; Martha Holland, Ray Redman, David Messrs. Robert CardweU, Free Pa rk Ing la Oar Smith, vice president; Cather son Milner, Monroe Harris, Leading Zone ine Fears, secretary; Will* Dee John Kiiuter, Richard Patter Busey, Frank Drew, Paul Rat- Robert Lott, Gene Emmons, La Salle Wise Store* Revels, corresponding secre son, Jessie Huff, Henry Dun- iiff, Samuel English, Robert Paul Cotton. Fug at* Page, Carl 244 S. High CA. s*gv?S tary; Ann Stokes, treasurer; son, Jack Tynes, Devore Pal Cromwell, H. Guthrie, James Brown, Fred Dansby, Clem Free Bern* Delivery Gcraldme - Barnett, financial mer, Martin Chancelor, James Lindrum, Charles Sanders, Greene, Lonnie Bumey. Oil** Milner, Charles Pyant, Claud* Jefferson, Virgil Tynes,. Sam Shelby Martin, George Hayden, Revel*, Samuel Stokes, Fugcne Call man, Howard Marshall, Andrew Ferguson, Richard QUALITY AND SERVICE ARE Whit taker. Ernest Bennett, White, Charles Smith, William Augustus Parker, Harold Smith, Charles Otey, Lawrence Tol- Smith. David Rogers, Jiuc* OFFERED BY THESE COLUMBUS Joe Little, George Faulkner, bert, Richard Oglesbee, NOP- Lawson, Floyd Policy, Arnold Aldcn Coleman, William Wat COMMUNITY BUSINESSES man Reid, Edward Woods, Os- McCreary, Lawrence Lesure, son, Charles Ross, Clyde Saw bie Herald, Claude Willis, Alex Donald James, Robert'Blacken- berry, Dewitt Allison, Mirt yer, Lloyd Singletary. Kenneth ander Boudreaz. .GIVE THEM YOUR SUPPORT Harris, William King, David Wood, John Palmer, Boyce Suf- Newlin, James White, Charles Misses Jacqueline Humphrey, ford, Joe Lyman, Harold Wil liams, Irwin Payne. ^~ Johnson, William Thornton, Wil Juanita Johnson, Norma Har FEMHERSIGNE'J MM. WILLIAMS <;uo< :KI*Y 459 N. 1STH 8T. CL. £4559 tt) GARFIELD AVE. Columbus, O. Columbus. Ohio Vegetable*, Meat* Groceries. Meats. Confections Groceries Manning William*. Prop. Beer A Wise To Carry Out Weekdays » A M. Iff P. M. Sundays MK 1PM Party Supplies — Domestle SMITH'S k Imported Champagnes COIVFECTIONERY WE DELIVER 1470 Granville SL CL. 3-130S Columbus, Ohio Gneeries, Meat*, Confections Dally g A, M. ta i P. M. MARTHA'S ELIZABETH RANSOM and MA RK ET ALMA DEWS, Prop*. COR. PARSONS A FULTON CL. 2-7336 GOODWIN'S FRUITS - VEGETABLES Fresh Fruits, VegeUbtes Lb. 55c MEATS - BEER - WINE Groceries A Meets. CARRYOUT - . (71 E. Long SL Open DaUy 7:30 A.M.-ll P.M. THE 50 HAMILTON PK. HOUSE, Columbus* newest party home, was Columbus, Jtuo by some 200 persons during open house on a recent Sunday. Hostesses for the event Sunday 8 A..M.-I P.M. 8AM to 113a P. M. were from left: Mrs. Theresa Turner, proprietor; Mesdames Gladys Fairrow, Kath MARTHA E. GRADY. Mgr. 1 Days A Week ryn Long, Elta Campbell and Ellen Wilson. Mrs. Nola Jones, who is not shown, was also a hostess. Guests were shown through the spacious home which has facilities for weddings, receptions; parties, Danquets and other gatherings. — Boosevelt Carter tall can 1^\- THOMPSON'S MARKET JIMMY'S MARKET Photo, Groceries — Meats llr/C (Eight Years With Kroger's) * Open Moa.-Sit. 9 A.M. 'Til t P.M.. Son. S A.M. Til 2 P.M. Lawyers " Mesdames Ewald, Myers Slated As . 396 SL Clair Ave. 672 MT. VEJJNON AVE. Mr. and Mrs Bert Thompson Wheatland Av. Women's Day Speakers new pack Props. Wives Clfi«274 Woman's day will be observ Elizabeth C. Shaw is chairman Caloatbas, Ohl* ed Sunday, Oct. 28, at Wheat of the Commission on Member 4 HO. Vn land Av. Methodist, Columbus, ship and Evangelism. ' Complete line ef MODERN MARKET Convene . •a t 11 a. m. and 3:30 p. m. Mm. • • • MEATS ft GROCERIES Esther Ewald of American 183 N. 2Mb St. CL. 2-059*1 Columbus Lawyers Wives A CHICKEN DINNER will b* Friends Service Committee is Boors: Men. Thurs. 7:3* Colomaos. Obi* auxiliary held its second meet sponsored by Esther Circle at guest speaker and Mrs. Isla A M. to 7.30 P. M., Fri. ft 8CHOENLING or ing of the 1956 season Wednes the church Nov. 16. Mrs. Jan* IGA 10-oz. pkg. 1Q# SaL 7:3b A. M. I* I P. M. OLD DUTCH 8EER day with Mrs. James P. Lucas, Bowser and daughter guest mu Martin is chairman. Saa. 7:30 A. M. to 12 Nona 24 • 12-ex. Btls. 33.13 Clifton Pk. apartments, as host sicians at 11 a. m. '.,'• Iyc ess. Prop. JAMES B. FLOOD GAM Threw-AWsy Cans Mrs. Mary Myers of Refuge • for t?e Members in attendance were Baptist and Willing Workers Youths Join. FROZEN GREEN PEAS Mesdames James P. Little, L. choir will be guest speaker and P. Henderson, James Pearson, musical group at 3:30 p. m. ser H. Alfred Glascor, Ross W. vices. UNICEF Drive Smallwood Market Mays, Joseph Bowman, Robert A fellowship tea will follow on Reformation Sunday will be BITTY CROCKER Quality Meats • Groceries Duncan, Robert Gibbs, A. L. the ground floor of the church. observed Oct, 28 at Centenary Open Evenings and Sundays Cross, William H. Brooks and Mrs. Lillian Hoss is chairman of Methodist, Columbus. During 805 MT. VERNON AVE. CL. 3-4445 Napoleon Bell. A delicious lun the program committee, and morning worship, Rev. N. H. PIE (RUST MIX WILLIAMS and SMALLWOOD. Props. cheon was served by Mrs. Lu Mrs. Beulah Cook of the com Holloway will speak on "Why Cs cas. A social committee for out mittee on local church work. We Are Protestants." Music HALLOWEEN TREAT * - ) side activities was appointed, The public is invited. will be by Gospel and senior including Mesdames W. H. *» • • choirs. LG. BOX 330 Brooks, chairman, Napoleon A HALLOWEEN TJNICEF Methodist Youth Fellowship ST. CLAIR CARRY OUT Bell, L. P. Henderson and Rob party will be held at the church meets at 3 p. m. . . . WSCS Deluxe Hot Cocoa ert Duncan. frown's SOS St. Clair Ave. Coiambus, O. CL. 2-0322 Tuesday, Oct. 30, under direc meets at 3 p. m, . . . Young DAWN Groceries, Meats, Confection*, lea Cream tion of Mrs. Alii* Ross. Adult Fellowship meets at 6:30 made toxth lO-Os. Pkg. Also appointed was a group • • • Wine and Beer to Carry Out activities committee for club p. m. ... A Mission program Cbarmin Quality Prop. LEON B. BOLDEN members. The chairman is Mrs. NIGHTLY REVIVAL services will be presented under aus Carnation Instant I. G. A. James P. Little and other mem will be held Nov. 5-16, 7:30-9:30 pices of WSCS at 7 p. m. . . . bers are Mrs. Ross W. Mays p. m. with Rev. C. T. R. Nelson The pastor will speak for a pew Chocolate Drink TOILET TISSUE and Mrs, James Lucas. the evangelist the first week. rally at 8 . , . Women'* Society —-—-and : FOOD STORE MAYHUGH and SON Rev. Amos Cambric, Jr., pastor, sponsors observance of week of White or Colore tit MT. VERNON AVE. CL. 3 2S21 Next meeting will be at the and Rev. Harry A. Coleman,. prayer and self denial OcL 2*- SUNSHINE 1289 NT. VERNON AVE. HOURS DAILY 7 A M TO 6 P. M. home of Mr. and Mrs. Webster assistant pastor, will speak lhe/23. . . . Boys and girls who will S. Lyman, Jr. 1 Beer aed Wine To Carryoot second week along with other 'collect pennies for TJNICEF on MARSHMAilOWS 4Z35* AT CHAMPION The Stare With Tbe Friendly Atmosphere President of the Columbu* guest ministers. Music will be Beggars night. Oct. 30. are to Quality Meat* sad Groceries - Miles M. Maybuga. Prep. Lawyers Wivea auxiliary is furnished by senior, young be at the church at 6:30 p. m. Rotb Liverpool Cashier Free City-Wide Delivery Mrs. H. Alfred Glascor and" sec*- adult, Methodist men and frav Refreshments will be served PRICES IN THIS AD THURS., FRI.. AND SAT- ONLY retary is Mrs. James Pearson. I •**i'ai»a.''i***f ffAtURDAY, OCTOBER 27. I$56 ;:; THB'OHIO SENTINEL SEC.VV-*4Mftlai. SRC.g>*-r»AGKI8 THE OHIO SENTTNga SATURDAY, OCTOBER*7, IWt Schenley Distilling Co. Caldwell Supply Department Makes They are at home at 441 Con* MICKEY'S MARKET 1 Marriage Announced vent av., N. York City. Groceries - Meats • Sundries m SOCIALLY YOURS Mr. end Mrs. Carl Ford, 133 The former Mis* Wright 1* HBO St. Clair Ave. AX 1-7906 $6500 Donation To Foreign Fields N. Champion av., Columbu**7an. graduate of East High and at Moving to another city 7 Open Daily & Sunday ...June P/Colliiis By MRS. M. B. NOWLING Also sharing In th* "venture nounce the marriage of their tended Ohio State, WUberforc* We hate to se* you go but if . 7:15 till 10:30 The Supply Dept, ot Women , ar* th* Parent Body Young daughter, Jean J. Wright, N. and Columbia universities. Her you must don't forget to Home and Foreign Missionary Women's branch, Tfluda of Pro York City, to Stanley DePass, sorority is Alpha Kappa Alpha. keep abreast: of events hi AYTON. — Society turned out enmas** Friday evening at Society of Caldwell Temple mise and Lif* Member* Council, also of N. York, Sunday, Oct She is a secretary m the real your old hometown with a D Wampler's ballroom wher* the Frontier* club entertained AME Zion, Columbus, through all Missionary societies of Cald 21, at th* bom* of Dr. and Mrs. estate office of Daniel Burns in guests at their annual president'* ball. Over 1000 attended thi* cooperation of Mrs. Emma well. Joseph Cor win, Ureenwicji, N. York. Sentinel mail subscription. ultra-gala formal danc*. Glamorou* women attired in gorgeous Harding, received an offering Mrs. Mary E. Kirk 1* supplies Conn. Mr. DePass is associated with gowns and dapper men danced to the scintillating tunes of Buddy from the congregation Sunday captain in th* Columbus district Webb's band. to defray shipment costs of of the Ohio conference. Mrs. Out of town guests present were: $6900" worth of medicine to the Beulah'Miller is district Miss Ms*. Katie H. Bush of N. York, Mr. William Moore and Mr."" foreign fields. ionary president and Mr*. Flor Ellison Jeffrie, of Cincinnati, Mis* Virgin!* Belt and Mr. Marian The shipments will be sent to entine Walker is head of th* demons of Piqua, Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Williams of Yellow E. Gold.Coast, W. Gold Coast, Bureau of Supplies at-Caldwell. Spring*, (BWA), Nigeria, British Guiana Mrs. Elizabeth Wiley is presi Members of thi* «elcct group of business and professional and Virgin Islands. Distribution dent of Life Members Council, Champion men are Walter D. Anderson. Clarence Armistead. Leslie M, of medical supplies win be un Miss Carolyn Kerr of Young Armstead, Shannon Bell, Dr. Edward V. Bennett, Ellis Bowen, der supervision of Rt. Rev. D. Women's branch, Miss Georgia Dr. E. E. Campbell, David Carroll, Nelson Cochran, Lloyd W. C. Pope, Raymond L. Jones, MARIE L HARRISON, NATIONAL PRESIDENT Woods sponsor of Young Wom of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc., cites Cox. Cal Crawford. Don L. Crawford, president; Dr. J, Milton . bishops of Africa and S. Ameri en's Society, Mrs. Delores Hair- winners of merit awards for outstanding contributions to. Dasher, Reymond Dickerson, Edward Duggcr. Dr. Robert B. ca, respectively. _^-~ the nation at annual B-P convention in N. York. From Ford, Charles J. Francis. Sr.. William E. Harrison, vice presi Cooperating with the Supply ston and Catherine Gray super left: Mrs. Harrison. Alberta T. Kline, N. York City, dent; Wallace O. Hawkins, treasurer; William He*. Dr. Charle* Dept. ia Dr. R. Earl Bland, lo visors of Buds of Promise, Mrs. Johnson, Jr.. Dr. John H. Jones, Peter Jones, Phillip Jones, Tyre* of Civil Rights Florence Madison Hill. Philadelphia, and Eunice Wood, cal physician, who is classifying Mary E. Kirk president of Par Columbus, women's editor of The Ohio Sentinel. S. Jones. Willi»m D. Jones. W. C. Jones, Lloyd Lewis. Sr., Wil and labeling the medication for ent Body and Rev. J. Dallas '•••- '• ' • ' ' mmammaaaaaam •— • •• *• ,, , liam A Leigh, Taylor G. Lewis. Howard LoritU, Cant. Herbert simple distribution. Jenkins pastor. % Lowry. Leo A. Lucas, secretary: Att'y James H. McGee. assist Guild Presents Karamu Dancers ant secretary; J. A. Maxey, C. J. McLin, Sr., C. J. McUn, Jr.. William Miller, William G. Parker. A. W. Payne, Lounneer Pera- The Karamu dancers of Cleve berton, Hiram Poore, Cornelius Roberts, Oliver Robinson, War Entertaining Events Highlight land will appear in concert at ren Robinson, James L. Scott, sergeant-at-artns; Sanders Stone, Veterans Memorial auditorium Chester Turner, Frederic D. Walker, Neal Walton, C. W. Wash Caldwell Temple Annual Festival Saturday, Nov. 17, 8 p. m., un ington, Robert Whatley. Washington White. James M. Wilsor*. der auspices of Columbus Ur Antonio M. Wright. By RUBY L. EVANS Country store,* Ruth Alexand LAWSON POULTRY ban League Guild. Honorary members are Jam** A. Parsons, Jr., Fred Bowera, A galaxy of entertaining er, Willieanna Brown, Ruby Percy Turner. «vcnt* highlight the fall festival Evans, John Alexander. Second Ave. and St. Clair Av*. The Guild is an interracial • * • Opea Sunday Till Noon group of women seeking to pro celebration of Caldwell Temple Arts and miscellaneous items, AX. 9-943$ VISITORS HERE FOR HOMECOMINO-Ccntral Stat*.college AME Zion Columbus, Friday Annie Lillard, chairman; Edith mote better under standing homecoming brought many out ot town visitors to the city. Harry through intercultural and inter- evening, Oct. 20. Malum, Virginia Scott, Frances and Garnetta Johns of W. Stewart st. had as their house guest* Free movies, door prizes, Rosser. group activities. Mrs. James Mr. and Mra. James G. Miller of Long Island, N. Y.; Miss Ruth Pearson is project chairman. bible quiz, pie walk, attractive Parcel post sale, William Lill Twymon and Mr. Paul Bell from Pittsburgh. booths, fun arcade and country ard, Virgil Davis. Try Th* Best In Poultry* Tickets are available at Hea- • • • •tore comprise the festivities A Movies, Mary Shaw, chair FRESH FISH EVERY ton's, 50 N. High st.. and Ty- BRIDGE AND WHIST TOURNAMENT—Arlington Ills. Ass'n turkey dinner is to be served in THURS.. FRI. and SAT. man; William Lillard, Virgil ler's. Long st. at Taylor av. and is sponsoring a bridge and whist tournament Nor. If at the Wig. the dining room from 5 to 8 p.m. Davis. Mt. Vernon ar. at 20th st. warn. Tickets can be purchased from the following officers; Rob Mrs. Alva Colesxan, general R«.v. J. Dallas Jenkins is ert Bullock, president; Mr*. J. Gilbert Walters, vice president; Ififtt Grade A. smalt 3 dor. 85c chairman, is assisted J>y th* pastor of Caldwell. Festival Mrs. Horace Colctian. corresponding secretary; Mrs. Bert Wood, •WW•, Grade A, larg* ... dos. 59c following committees: plans are being handled by Unit lb. 3»c Guest Artist treasurer; Paul Moore, parliamentarian. Dinner, Artemis Cook, chair 4 of th* church, whose president CHICKENS Jgg " *"* lb. 41c • Prizes will be awarded to th* winners. man; Ruble Hall, Irene Peters, is Embry M. Cobb. Mrs. Rose Ford, contralto, • • • Embry Cobb, Clarence Benton, The public is invited to partic RABBITS 2-4 Pound Av. . lb. 45c 1536 Bryden rd., was guest art OPEN HOUSE AT VTOG.IMAN SCHOOL—A delightful pro James Evans. ipate. ist for the Professional Women's gram and social hour was held Wednesday evening when Woga- Fun arcade, Mary Shaw, Guild Sunday evening. Her ac maa PTA entertained with open house. Mrs. Elizabeth Leigh ia When Shopping At Ea»t Market Stop At chairman; Juanita Saunders, companist was Carl "F. Seshae, president of the group. _ _ Stand No. 6 For Fresh Dressed Poultry Helen Peaks. **•* noted pianist of Cleveland. After * tour through th* school the following program wa* CL.aV9777 presented: Invocation by Rev. E. A. Wadlowe, comment* on th* School STRIKE 3 Don't put It off any long Levy by El wood Zimmer, piano »*lections by Miss Sylvia Mason We Carry A Vear Around Supply of Turkeys, Ducks and Geese. Wholesale and Retail. er! Subscribe to" Th* Ohio and-Miss Dorothy Barker. i ~. m'u Sentinel today! 96.50 a year Mr. William Cummings, boys counselor and teacher at Dun bar High, was guest speaker. Valley Grove Baptist choir sang, re marks were by Wr>gaman principal, Mr. John Harewood, and the stamps yoa eaa spend! benediction by Rev. R. C. Dillard. Mrs. Leigh was mistress al ceremonies. During the social hour, which followed, parents, teachers and r ROSATI'S We Give 100 Stamps friends became acquainted and refreshments were served. Th* IOU SUmp ttaoits Good For unique Halloween decorations and centerpieces were made by th* kindergarten and first grade students. GOLD'S $3.00 ^ $2.25 CMh • • • SEN. GEORGE H. BENDER MARK And They're Redeemable PERSONALS—Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Hall of Detzen av. an 10NG & GRANT •aid on October 9, 1000; Right Here In Our Store I 1 I nounce the arrival of a baby, Gloria Jean, bom Oct. 9 at Miami •«I firmly believe that all of u* who ow* our allegiance to th* Valley hospital . . . Marie Jackson is wearing a sparkler on th* third finger, left hand . . . Joan Washington, vivacious daughter OPEN flag and to this nation, whatever our color or creed or job or A* *°d ****• C* W: w**hin«ton »** student at Ohio university, REV. DR. J. OTIS YOUNG, place of birth may be, are American* entitled to the full right* Tead«r. Juicy ' Lean, Fresh Red Band came over with three of her colleagues to attend Central State of Columbus, administrative and the full privilege* of our citizenship." assistant to Ohio Methodist college homecoming . . , Dorothylou Sands enjoyed a reunion In talking to • Greene County audience the Senator, who is run Bishop Hazen G. Werner, was 9 to 9 (HULK ROAST GROUND BEEF SLICED BACON with friends at Ohio university last weekend when she returned ning for reelection to th* United States Senate on the REPUBLI elected president of Ohio to Athens for the college homecoming festivities. CAN ticket added: Lb. 39c 3 tb. $1.00 3 Lb. $1.00 • • • Council of Churches. 7 DAYS A WEEK r.i i i in v Mib IN ••Discrimination is un-American. In our present-day struggle for Star Kht Longhorn* Zesta RETIRING PRESIDENT FETED-Wesleyan Service Guild Ol VI i I•':' Ml KCHANDISi leadership of the fre* world and for the minds of men, nothing \ No. 2 of McKmley Methodist gave its retiring president, Misa The EVERY FJ \"» ' damages America more deaply than discrimination snd racial 1 - TUNA Katherine Gay. a big and well deserved surprise on Saturday eve BIG DEPART!* Intolerance. \- J ' CHEESE CRACKERS ning at the very beautiful bom* of Mrs. Helena Avery on German- PENTEC0STAI I i A CURING Cat 25c town *t Th* surprise took th* form of a multi-cours* dinner dur '•That ia how I feel about CIVIL RIGHTS." lb. 47c 1 lb. Box 23c GOSPEL MISSION rlardwai ing which the Guilders presented Mi** Gay with a gift certificat* Senator Bender introduced the anti-poll tax bill in th* 00th from Rike s. Drux* LaarelrUlo ft* E. Long St. Columbus, O. IV Congress. Par* Apple Idaho Jonathan Ia th* remsuks. of presentation of the gift, by Mr*. Emma presents a Senator Bender was also co-author of an anti-lynch bill. Redmond, vice president, th* honoree was cited tor her sustained Senator Bender was co-author of a fair employment practices act. POTATOES Senator Bender fought for integrated schools. CIDER APPLES interest in and loyalty and devotion to the needs and work of th* 6fand Program ol Sal. 59c 10 Lb. 59c 41b. 29c orgruiLzauon. Other tribute* wer* paid by member, present. Songs and Sermoneiies \u MARKING PROBLI In attendance were Meadarae* Hester Moor*,' Beast* Pound* See Ohio's Emm* Redmond, Evelyn Nelson, Ella Bergeon. Winona Gay.' By Prominent Columbus Most Unusual Store A VOTE FOR BENDER IS A . STOKE HOURS Levolia Petty, Helena Avery, Elsie Anderson. Frances Taylor, Singer* and Ministers (OLD Bffll and WINE ta N. NELSON RD, AT 589 £. MATH §T. Mat*. Grace Haddix; Misses Nelli*.Regulu* and Katherine Gay. SUNDAY, OCT. 28 • 3 P. M. GOLD'S BROAD ST. Sun. > A. M.. Thmta, t A. M.-7 P. at.; Come and Worship Th* Members who participated but could not be present wer* DEPARTMENT a P. M.; Maa.-Tbars * Fri. A Sat. 9 A. M -9 P. M. Mesdames Janni* Holland, Fannie Sewell and Pauline Smith. Lord With Us VOTE FOR YOU AND CIVIL RIGHTS T0CARRY0UT DRUG STORE A M.g P. sf.; Fri. A Sat Closed Sunday Elder William W. Carson, S*fc *V0 V **.-*** A » A. M,5 P. M. CL J-lJtl atiaa Gay haa nerved aa president of the local organization for Pastor —Political ad sponsored by Obi* Republican State Cosmmxnaoo *"• *•** $*+ f**r? and holds other executive position* within th* Lexington confereoc* of th* Methodist church. • »""——[iiUMI. •" 'Tjr*-a y.y* i*** aT.f*Tsai jjgj. T fctoi-****fcr^<**>*AAise **»•* •»• •*»--*, iCMmflMV* ' SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, I960 THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC, 2—-PAGE lj SATURDAY. OCTOBER 37. 19M SEC, g—PAGE 14 THE OHIO SBNT1NEL Visiting Women Teachersjo Serve 2nd Baptist Dickerson Day !Glad To Be Home/ Rev. Lucas On Rejoining Church "Christ In the Ltv«* of Mod-1 Henrietta Rivera, Caldwell T«m- er will b* Mr*. K. Evelyn De- met it* for th* day. Sunday Event At •rn Women" 1* th«m* of thai pi* AME Zlon; Mrs. Ethel Loach*, vice principal ot Cham 'Women's day observance at 2nd j Houston, Centenary Methodiat; pion Jr. High. Mrs. Winifred ANOTHER LOGICAL Baptist, Columbus, Sunday, Oct j Mrs. • Jewell Fomby, Union P«nn*U la guest soloiat. REASON WHY REPUBLI Monroe Christian 28. Women will qpnduct services J Grove Baptist; Mrs. Mary Hop- Evening service* will b« high CANS WARRANT THE NE I throughout the day. J son, St. Paul AME. Soloist will lighted by a message from Mrs. GRO VOTEi Home owner Sunday. Oct. 28. will be ob served as Dickerson day at Visiting teacher* for Sunday j b* Mr*. Leols Simpaon, B*th*l Char lot la Fish, teacher at Beat. ship hah doubled among Net. Monroe Av. Christian church, school, beginning at 9:11 a. m.,{Baptist ty Pk. school. A reception will gro Americana In the yean Columbus. ar* Mr*. Katherln* Hugh**, I Mrs. Dorothy Gray will gprw- follow this service. Mrs. Lydian that Eisenhower has been DO! Christ Memorial Baptist] Mr*. I aid* at morning service. Speak Schucks Is chairman of arrange- president.—Paid Pa*. Adv. Elder Robert Dickerson, pas R . always welcome new* at our tor of Bethany Christian church, nous*)—and'would be, any way Cleveland, and 23 to 30 members I fixed them. But if you're like of the Dickerson family will be me, you get tired ot fixing things present. Elder Dickerson is the *'the same old way.** That's why brother of Elder L. L. Dicker* I thought you'd like to know son. pastor of the Monroe av. about my favorite pork chop dinner recipe. church. Actually, it's pork chops bak Dinner will be served free to ed with a rich, delicious stuffing both guests and members. The —an unusual stuffing, because WfSHNGHOUSE public is invited. It include* corn. The-re*ult Is a MAYTAG SCENE IN MT. VERNON AVE. AME CHURCH AS dish that's extra hearty and sat ADC Rev. C. H. Lucas wa* presented for readmisaion to the isfying, • a t r a delicious, too, AME denomination. From loft: Dr. John W. Arnold, without much work or fuss. - Mrs. Lucas. Rev. Lucas, Bishop Eugene C. Hatcher, Dr. On* reason why th* stuffing is Sentinel Recommended C. M. Reid. See story.—-Pierce Photo. so good Is that it's mad* th* Pet After 16 years as an independent minister in the Apostolic milk way. Perhap* yoo'v* n*v*r Holy Church of God, Rev. C. H. Lucas, one of Columbus' moot thought of using milk in stuffing, = (Beauty ^5a€o widely known religious figures, decided to seek readmission to and if It were Just ordinary ons the AME church connection. mflk, you couldn'L But Pet - Rev. Lucas' decision was made known during last week's ses evaporated milk is whol* milk To Have Your Business Included In This Directory Call sion of the African Methodiat Episcopal church's Ohio annual can- . concentrated to double richness, CL. 3-7416. Deadline Saturday 12 Noon. ference at ML Vernon Av. AME in Columbus. twice aa rich as the milk you nan Rev. Lucas, who has a church building and congregation of buy In bottle*. Mixed with t h • more than 200 members located on N. 18th St., said, as he pre bread cubes, seasonings, and You may win one ot these famous name sented his church and full membership to the Ohio conference for corn, Pet milk makes a good, FLAMINGO BEAUTY SHOP supervision, "Since the last general conference in Miami, I have rich stuffing that adds extra Complete Beanty Serviee — Hair Weaving Specialty felt that I wanted to continue my ministry in the great AME milk nourishment td the meal, JOHNNIE MAE PUGH. Prop. church. I'm glad to be back home." too—that 2/3 cup of Pet milk is 1230 F_ Long SL Open 9 A. M. - 9 P. M. CL. 2-5317 • • • equal to 1 1/3 cups' of whole Operstors Waled REV. LUCAS HAS HAD A SPECTACULAR ministry over tb* milk. Best of al), though, pork last five years in Columbus, preaching over several radio net chop dinner made, this Pet milk works. way Is the kind of meal that LITTLE He came to Columbus from Cleveland, where he broadcast COR1NN A'S HOUSE of BEAUTY really make* a-hlt with the man BEAUTY SALON FREDA'S BEAUTY SHOPJ for IS years. Bishop Eugene C. Hatcher, ot the third AME dis ef the house, any time—a good, til N. Washington Ave. Complete Beaaty Sortie* Complete Beauty Servic* trict, in receiving him and his members into the connection, gave plain meal, delicious and satis instructions to Rev. Lucas as to what would be ettpected of him Agusta Stokes, Catherine Inet Balden, Opr. Hair Styling a Specialty fying. Now, here's th* recipe. I and his congregation in compliance with the church discipline, the Weston. Bennle Rath Brees- ALFREDA BRAY, Prop. know you'll like It a* much as HI ML Vernon Ave. CL. S K13 budget and th* new laws ot Hie AME church enacted in Miami. •ard. Operators N* Appetataaeat Necessary. » w* do! VT- ami Miami Av*. CL. *-163»| ANNA BOZEMAN. Prep. HERE'S ALL YOU DO! CORINNA NICHOLS. Prep. Both Mrs. Lucas and Rev. Lucas expressed themselves as bet each entry moet be postmarked be Alma Givens, Operator FORK CHOP DINNER NEM w« be picked o* the be*** of Aa CA. 1*4658 Alit* Brown Dartoa. Mgr. happy over the new decision. •/ Stop k* a* ohy cooperating eJectrte fore stJdWgM of the Saturday pftooton N* Appointment Necessary moHonH who come cteteet to lb* actoef « lean pork chop*, H ta thick appltonc* d*oi*r end o*lr tor on OP- the week of your guess. The new Christ Memorial AME church congregation wiB re (1 lb.) baww and sab***** of mreummo. loch of DOHA'S BtATION SUNSMNf emery cord. */ Becwk opeeewc* dealer* and dbt*i> ceive annual pastoral .appointments at the hands of-the presiding l»i t. *alt .•- theae winner* wM receh** a fomow MOW* BEAUTY SALON bishop of the third district. The presiding elder of the Columbus V Oe this enwy cord work down in the JUST A MERE H L pepper bv'OM, employ*** of Coiembos and TILLEEN'S IM N. nth SL CL. J-.'- IJ •Uctrk clothes dry* tor*** poetmerk . Beaut\ Salon district wiB also make regular quarterly visits to this church. •pores provided THI CXACT NUMN5R toother* OMo Electrk Company, their Beaute Shoppe CemphH* Beaaty Servic* 1 tb. hot fat wis" deter mine the winner ks ca** of tie*. Ml *L Mb St. - CL. t-3178 14 e. finely eat onion OF HOURS AND MINUTES OF SUNSHINE edverhsleg ogency mod fommea or* not 917 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. S-4M* Oaipfcta Besety Seme* Dora Phillips f&assell. Prop. OR. F. H. MASON 2 e. '.- In. bread cubes. 2 day* YOU THINK TWO* WILL M NEXT WWC V A» the end ot lb* wv* w**S *OM«*SI, •ngnM* to enter. ^ Mary Bib****. Operator District SopY eld Sign your now* ond oddre** and drop the •nrry'that ho» com* ******* to the 7 tarn Satardsy Agnes Wessea, Satty DR. H. O. MASON N*Un, WHO* Ma* Stanley. 2/3 c. Pet evaporated milk the card la lb* wo* boa. No postage b official r*port during. the;>**»lwe «©*••*» Tators: H L powdered saga (eaa emit) Aaaa Ffetaard. Operator* required. will r*c*cv« os a grand pen* o COLOR Meiv*o Givaas, Rhea Brews PHOEBE HAIR STYLIST Revival Speaker MASON'S 1 lb. eaa Whole kernel corn. 4f**Ur\'inson Greta Mitchell Elgeths Carrtsgtea. Owner ssaamm amaavn Of New York City JEWELERS ANO drained V Each week for wee weeks THREE W1N- TV set. Prop ARTH1LA LOGAN Rev. Clarence T. R. Nelson, Jfcr Peraonslitcd Bair Styling. OPTOMETRISTS Sprinkle chop* with H t. *a)t r Haircut ting. Shaping, Columbus district superinten CLASSES S7.7F up and H t. pepper. Brown chops fcW.in.mn October 29, tho Voilowiag WEST1NGHOUSE, MAYTAG and ABC doalor* invite yota to Mop FAIROSE Tinting and Bleaching. dent of the Lexington confer Guaranteed Materials slowly on both sides in hot fat in and enter Operation Sunahine: ence, will be guest preacher in Richlyn Furniture HOUSE of GLAMOVR Beauty Barr Ml E. Long SL CL. S-S4M - MAIN STORE - in skillet. Remove chops from Seneca Appliaaco Phoebe Ana Parker. Prop revival services at Wheatland tt fr Mats St . CA t-MM skillet. Add onion to fat in skil WESTIMOHOUSE MAYTAG 649 W. Broad SL CM ML Vernea Ave. CL. t-SJll Ml ML Vernoa Av*. CL. 8-1111 196 Thnrman Ave. AT. Methodist, Wheatland and Colombo*. O. let and cook slowly S minutes. RrjsacU Grain Co. Ceniplrte Beaaty Service teas ••berts. Clara Rogers. - BRANCH STORE - Hamilton Appliance Sullivant avs.. Columbus. Nov. Then add bread cube*, milk. *Jk Harper's Furniture Good Housekeeping Shop Bair Styling—Bait Cutting Scalp treatment A Special.* CLASSIC m E Leeg SL CA 4-ttll Milliards, Ohio 5-t. Rev. Amos Cambric, Jr„ is L salt, the sage and com. Mix 1921 E. 5th Ave. 180 S. High SL A Specialty Operators: Ferris Beasley. pastor. Cohan has. O. 2455 Harrisburg Pike Major Homo Appltoacoe Prep Mattl* Warren Turner BEAVTY SALOIS until bread cubes lose t h * 1 r Electric Appliance East Brood Appliaaco* Operators: Clara Caldwell. ResslW wattle j. Mabta shape. Put chop* on top of corn Kahn's Jewelry 1229 E. Mound St. Westerville, Ohio Lear Ware. Mary Frances Brown. Alaaeda Mlseaaeimet K* ML Vernon Ave. CL. S-M1 mixture in skillet. Cover and 24 N. High St. 2988 E.'Broad St. Cera pie te Beaaty Service Schottenatein's Dept. Store The Electric Shop Russell Annie Kate Jaeksoe, No Appetntmest Necessary bake on center rack of 330 oven Dots Furnitur* Cook Furn. A Appliance West Jefferson, Ohio Bernice Hugbes ' Charlie Mac Logan. Prop (moderate) for 45 minutes, or 1885 Parsons Ave. Operators: LoveII* Danes 186 E. Main St. 2862 E. Main St. until chops are tender. Serve Rife'* Hardware Leans Wade. Louise Bay, General Tiro Salea Emawiier Electric AK Margaret Lang. Sarah Beyd. hot. Makes 4 servings Milliard*, Ohio 4th A Long Sts. 85 E, Long SL IMA'S BEAUTY SHOP Helen Patrick. Esther Logan Ideal Furnitur* D.D. IL . Arnold Margulia Dept. Store 841 N. High St. Morehou** Fashion 830fvVf? ****E.* Maiaemmmommn St -maam/ Complete Beaaty Service—Hair SJJUBJ aad Scalp Treat meat VU Homecoming 231 E. Livingston 180 S^igh SL Prep. IMA JOHNSON. Operator Aaai* Ruth Ashley Reynoldtburg Furniture Mayer a TVJA ApaHoaco 5M SL Clair Ave. CL. MM) Open DaUy I A. M. to I P. M. IHE SISTfRS' RICHMOND, Va. — Virginia Linden Electric Appl. Co. Reynoldsburg, Ohio Ohio Furniture Co. Store ¥\ Union university will celebrate 2621 Cleveland Ave. Emsnott* Appliance 265 E. Main St. 2300 Sullivant Ave. BEAUTY SAION WO* ID •! FASTEST SOU WO Rs annual homecoming Sat Pataskala, Ohio urday, OcL 27. Alumni from al) Brill'* Furniture St Appl. Filter VIOLA MITCHELL. Prep. HAI* STRAiOrtTtM* SAA Auto Part* Appliaaco I FASHION ETTA BEAUTY BAR SATURDAY. OCTOBER 27, lU9j '» i •SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1966' SEC. ;2***-PAiGE 16y THE OHIO SENTINEL THE OHIO SENTINEL III SEC. 2—PAGE 17 Well furntahrd. clean with very modern hotel faculties. ti.nowo from coast ta eeasi for caldwel l Temple Award Presented Miss Davis St. Paul AME Fall Festival Program Set To Start October 28 homelike atmosphere. ' A tea, an all-male style revue, at which time winners of baby • Cooper s Tourist • activities supervised by youth and king and queen contest* of the church, a religious song- will be announced. Scout troops tS9 N. lYth St CL. 3 5113 fest and a non-partisan political of the church are sponsoring Celambas, o discussion spark the five' day this event. JAMES OOOPEB, Mgr. fall festival set by St. Paul AME, Columbus, Oct. 28-Nov. 1, General chairman of the cele inclusive. bration i* Colin Kelly*. New COLUMIMJS Festivities will be initiated church pastor ia Rev. Alvie A with Sunday, morning's (Oct. 28) Shaw. FUNEKA1 DlRECTOHY harvest service at 10:48. Patronize- CROSBY Each of the five nightly pro grams; timed to begin at-7-50, Ohio Sentinel FUNERAL HOME Advertiser* I 1072 E Long SL ' sparkle with well known names CL. 2-1555 of program participants. • • • BROOKS HIGH LIGHTING Monday's FUNERAL HOME INC (Oct, 29) unique offering will be 1108 E Long St. the Esquires club, 10 male CL. 3-1411 models, displaying casual fash ions for men with brief informs- C D. WHITE St SONS live talk and fashion commen FUNERAL HOME JOSEPH P. RAINEY CHALMERS P. WYLIE M. E. 8ENSENBRENNER tary by Ted McKay, consultant 1217 ML Vernon Ave for a downtown men'* shop. CL. 8-1514 Youth of the church have planned Tuesday night's enter MRS. D. A WHfTTAKEP. ONE MINUTE tainment, also to begin at 7:30. AND SONS, INC. Entire Shiloh Choir Day We'll "Build" FUNERAL HOME Prayer meeting is Wednesday 720 E Long St SERMON and Will be followed immediate a SheHer for CL. 8-9549 By Rev. Stanley S. Smith Proqram Is Choral Event ly by a religious songfest. I MRS. HELEN KORD, DIRECTOR OF Board of frorit row) is church pastor. Others witnessing the pres • • • Your Home... WILLIAMS & McNABB Christian Education at Caldwell Temple AME Zion entation are, from left, back row: Charles Mack, Miss AB. LL.B.. BD By KATHERINE E. HAYNE8 day school will meet at the MORTUARY. INC (left, front row), presents annual churchwide scholar Georgia Woods. Mrs. Katherine Crandall, Mrs. Floren Dr. James W. Parriah of home of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester MAKING A FORWARD step The home that shelters FUNERAL HOME ship to Carolyn Davis. Rev. J. Dallas Jenkins (right, tine VVaJker, Mrs. Mary Fuller, Mrs. Marian Jenkins, ROM TABLETS Of Stone.— Shiloh Baptist, Columbus, used Keeler, 846 Mithoff St., Sunday, for church sponsored programs you needs shelter... in 818 E. Long St Mrs. Helen Waderker and James Lash, Jr. All are F Deut. 6:6. for his morning sermon Sunday, Oct. 28, at 8 p.m. Arthello Muse is the panel discussion, "Power th* form of firs insur Her outstanding essay on of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Davis, members of the Board of Christian Education. See story. of the Negro Vote," a non-par CL. 8-9521 312 Clarendon av., Columbus. At the ere of 120 years, hi* "Why Pgople Turn Back." Mu Is president. . , Sympathies are ance coverage, eommen- The Progress of the AME ---Pierce Photo. eye undimmed his natural force tisan event set for Thursday, sural* with today's fa* Abo>r van I a • I a * e • Zion Church" merited the sec sic was furnished by senior and extended the Bland family in the The awardH sponsored by the unabated. Moses climbed Mt Gospel choirs. recent passing of Mr. Henry C. Nov. 1, 7:80 p. rn., and spot higher .property value*. Hember* Of To* Columbus ond annual scholarship from ter of Mrs. Francis Morris, Board of Christian , Education, Pisgah, and as he viewed the Gospel choir and women's Bland, Sr. . . Sick and shut-in lighting such political luminar Check with us . .. soon. oners! Ass**. Caldwell Temple. AME Zion for third. Iaa're Always iVeiceme ies as Mayor Sensenbrenner, was presented in connection At promised land, into which he chorus participated at "Gospel list includes Jeanette Hayes, EI- Mis* Carolyn Davis, daughter Caldwell Tempi* officially City Att'y Chalmers P. Wylie, with a recent' baby contest. launched its building fund drive longed to go, God gently lifted In Song" Sunday afternoon. mina Freeman, Edward Owens, EAR HOOD Miss Davis is currently enroll SECOND BAPTIST him into the great beyond. Anna Watson, A. L. Lynch, Will- Att'y John L. Francis and Sunday with more than $1700 in The Evening worship featured Judge Joseph P. Rainey. Insurance Agency ed at Central State.college, Wil- initial pledges. Coal for this CHURCH In a moment his soul had the theme "Talent for God", la Rollins, Rose Winston, Annie berforce.* passed beyond the veil. He was Mcintosh, Robert Johnson, Ber 874 C. Leag FA.*fifll conference year is $10,000. Com 1M N. nth St. presented by Torchbearers class Contests conducted through RAPIER'S SHOE STORE mittee members are Julius at .home with God. God buried of t h e Sunday School. The tha Guthrie, Elmer Briggs, Am out Fall Festival week climax PAUL E. ROBINSON, Mgr. Funds from the baby contest hi* body. Of this sepulchre no bus Thornton, Eiline Landrum. Factory Returned Sample Shoes • Men's Array Work will augment the scholarship Hawkins, chairman; Mrs. Mary Chare* School: t.LA A. M. following persons were on the Friday, Nov. 2, at 7:30 p. m.. Shoes • Men's Dress Shoes • Women's & Children's Hoover, Mrs. Helen Kord, Miss Morning Worship: 10:45 A M man know*. He will be remem program: Misses and Mesdames fund. Winners in this event bered because he talked with Shoes • Nurses Oxford*, $1.00 Up were Yvonne. Carroll, daughter Georgia Woods, John Mahan, evening Worship: 7:48 P. M Opal Harper, Lena Lee, Irene Children's Cowboy Boots $1 to $1.45 pair John Hord, Arnold Piper, Em 0. P. JENKINS God and received the two great Willis, Marion Carroll. Clara of Mrs. Nannie Marshall, first; commandmnts: 529-531 N. 20th St.. Cor. Leonard Columbus. Obio Joselyn Scott, daughter of Mr. bry Cobb and Hazel Kerr. Minister Myrlck, Priscilla Andrews, Lill- and Mrs. Philander Scott,;sec* Work will begin soon on • "Thou shall love the L o r d ie Love, Charlene Harriston, ond, and Denise Morris, daugh- new roof. . thy Ged with all thy h e a r t, Ellen E, Barksdale, Victoria I! I. W \MM\UO\ I on if, t \ \/l //,'> i/,»} Worship and Fellowship and with all thy soul, and with McK inney, Barbara Sanders, ( MY CUSTOMERS With Purpose all thy mind." Theresa Hull. Messrs. Frank lil'.tt- l ).~t(> c/:u:/ifn/fox At "Thou shall love thy neigh Cleveland, Arthello Muse, Will- bor as thyself." lam Carroll and Dr. Parriah. RELIGIOUS CHAl CALDWELL TEMPLE H'Music was by children's choir SC4 E. Long*. IN DEUT. MOSES restates under direction of Joyce E. Nix. "It's like getting a raise in pay!" By INEZ ALEXANDER Church School—9:30 A M.. AH AfifzecU ia Ame^ucand oj All Morning Worship—11 A M.; the old law. It passes from the Theresa Hull was chairman, Ar Otm BOA COHSOUDATtOM a**vic« is aimed at Christian Endeavor — 0:80 tablets of stone Into the hearts thello Muse, is class president relieving monthly pressure by consolidating and minds of the people. God and Esther W. Tyree is Datpt AHAB SAVED TWO ISRAELITES .~. P. M ; Evening Worship — • (laced, and Gteedl bit]* ... reducing payments that are too high P M.; -Midweek Praia* my says, "I will write *my laws up superintendent. ,_ After Moses was dead, God spoke to Joshua. Joshua had ene _ " * K* .. . aad leaying mot* money for your family R Wednesday, S P. M. on your hearts, and you will Oara is s land where freedom of thought and expression arc parts of our constitutional every nay day. ' mies as we all do, but if we lean wholly upon God, He will help us rhe Capital City's Tempi* et teach them to your child ROYAL AIDS meet at t h e heritage. Whether we agree or disagree with our fellow Americana doesn't matter. Thi* ia HomCSoas it work? At your request you to overpower our enemies. God told Joshua not to fear, for He Zion Methodism ren . . ." what democracy mean*. When disagreement, however, leads to hate, jjl will or violence «>f and I well sit down and go over your present was with him, to strengthen him to conquer his enemies, and that J. DALLAS JENKINS church Friday, Oct. 26, at 7:30 sufficient magnitude to militate against the well-being of our land at home and abroad, it Voicing His disapproval of p.m. . . Choir day is Sunday, •ituatioriSlv'Ay no* do this? Phon* or com* In Jomvet tngtUh in three days he and the Israelites should go over Jordan into Minister Idolatry through Ezekiel, again is a matter of serious thought for every American—regardless of bin race or creed. to seem*, m put our Bill ConsoHdation Serv Yft MANofi" Canaan. Oct. 26. The service will be pre (The recent rulings of the Supreme Court on segregation baaed oa race has ia some God says, "I will take'away the sented in choral arrangement. ice at your disposal without any extra cost or . Then Joshua called two men, and sent them secretly to Jeri COME TO stony heart out of their flesh, areasvfp'ven rise to racial tension* of such serious import that national unity is far from obligation. Aad ... if a cash Loan is th* answer, HI hand-tailor cho, to spy out the land. The men .went to the house of a woman Madolin B. Johns and Ellen E. what it should be. Because of these tension* the Booker T. Washington Centennial Com and will give them a heart of Barksdale are chairmen . . . it to your own needs and income. My phon* number is CApital named Rahab, and stayed there. Soon after they arrived, the king SHILOH BAPTIST flesh." mission ha* dedicated its year long program, which pavs tribute to the one-huadreth anni 4-2191. Or se* m* at Commonwealth Loan Co* 44 E. Long Street of Jericho heard that two Israelites had come there as spies. So CHURCH Torchbearers class of the Sun- versary of the birth of Booker T. Washington, to a "GOODWILL BUILDING CRUSADE." Columbus. Loans $25 to $1000. I'm at your service. the king sent messengers to Rahab to tell her to bring out the men. The Booker T. Washington Centennial Commission believe* that this grave controversy But Rahab took them and hid them in the house, and told the mes Hamilton al Mt Tcraen Av* cannot be settled by HATE and VIOLENCE. It knows this, first, because of Divine teach PAYTON CHATEAU ing and second, from the precedent established by America's greatest Apocde of interracial sengers that th* men were gone, she knew not where. So the mes JAMES ft. PARKISH Moving to another city? senger* went away to look for them. 75 HAMILTON PARK goodwill, Booker T. Washington. He came upon the American scene at a tins* when our Minister We hate to see you go but if land was torn with group tensions even as it is today; a time when it was far easier to • • • 0:13 A M. Radio Broadcast; Private Parties • Club Rooms you must don't forget to think ia terms of hate and destruction than it was to preach a go«pd of Goodwill and AFTER THE MESSENGERS HAD GONE, RAHAB WENT up w A M. Church School (Chil Social Functions keep abreast of events hi prog res*. He chose the hard way—th* way of compromise, of give aad take, of friendship to the Israelites. She had hid them on the flat top of th* house, dren may be left with compe Dinners - Luncheons your old hometown with a and cooperation, and so admirably did he succeed that in spite of hi* bumble origin hi* under some stalks of flax. tent . mothers during wor GARDEN PARTIES name is linked with those great Americans who make' up the nation's Hall of Fame. ship); 11 A M. Church st Sentinel mail subscription. She said to them, "I know God has given you this, land. I Worship; HAM. Continued Susan Poyton Chris Payton Only 556.50 a year. We stand oa the brink of a precipice of world disorder and indecision. We need have heard all the wonderful things He has done for you. and I Church School for Small Chil CApital 4-3592 national team work to hold our own in these times. National unity believe that He is the true God of Heaven and earth.. I have been dren; 8 P. M. Baptist Train is the cor* of national defense Disaster cannot shake or danger kind to you, and hid you from your enemies here. When you come ing Union; 7:80 P. M. Wor weaken the spirit of « united peopia. We appeal to you—the eitjj and take^Jericho, be kind Lo me, and save m* and my family from ship Music by Five Choirs. of our nation—White, Black, Yellow and Bro*v»—to help the »word. NEW FORD HOTEL NO. 2 goodwill in your con*/tnrnily. Our National welfare depend*-/not The spies said, "Yes, when .Go d gives us the land, we will be upon whether we are worth, South, East or West—but ratberupon kind to thee, and spar* thee." 4521 E. LONG ST. T*L CA. 4-0421 whether every man of as has done bis part in helping to make of Columbus. O. ua an invincible nation. Then Rahab let them down from th* window by a rope, and Visit Neat Saaday BOOKER T. WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL COMMISSION told them to go quickly to the mountain, and hide there three days Transient and Permattnt Guests Welcome - SIDNEY J. Patmrs, President till the enemle* returned. ' MT.OUVET Ford Hotel No. 1 Still Operated at 179 North 6th SL ? . • • MRS. B. H. FORD. Proprietress CA 1-SM* THE STIES 8AID, "AS SOON AS WE ARE GONE, bind a BAPTIST CHURCH YOU TOO CAN HELP CELEBRATE! SIDNEY J. PHILLIPS Hurry! Just a fete left scarlet thread in th* window that wa may remember the house "NO CREED BUT CHRIST" frrndrn* when w* see it, then we will sav* the* and all th* family, but tell CARVER—WASHINGTON g"l (if) no on* that w* have been here. 421 E. Main SL COMMEMORATIVE COINS VX Rahab promised not to tell, and th* spies went away, and she THE HaVWKINS 8AM,* Th* Church at Study 65 N. MONROE AVE. CL. 3-4815 bound the scarlet thread In the window. 10:48 A. M. • The Church at TsStfSSS "UP FROM SLAVERY" Columbu*. OhJo copies el Rahab was a heathen. She did not know much of th* true God, Worship - 6 P. M. • Baptist "Cents of WfadW Pocket tUt — SO* but when she was told of the wonderful things He did for the 1*1 rraining Union - 7:30 P M. We Welcome Old and New Patron* Washington** »a©*» ORDER TODAY raelites, she believed. She believed God would do what He said The Church at Worship Tranaienl Guest Welcomed famous nuotatioa* — BOOKER T. WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL < OSMls-ilON and give th* land to th* Israelite*. W« Continue to Render the Sane Exclusive, •roars FREE. BOOKER WASHINGTON BIRTHPLACE, VJr***** H. BELCHER HICKS, "'!*«•» J. l'h,H»( «, r i en Ami It tfaT-tn faith that Rahab hid the spies, and sent them away •iinister Efficient. Service T safely. -— •- •-»—-—|—ft i ma nwrri'i r i nw '' - SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1954 2—PAGE 18 THE OHIO SENTINEL jATUttPAY. OCTOBEB 27, I95S THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. Z--PAGE It I. Quick (onfidenlial loans Queen Esther Matrons' Council Meet ON FURNITURE. AUTOS AND^ MOTOROTCLES Was Sunday With Columbus As Host Whether you're mak ing a better horn* for yourself or straight ening your financial affairs, you'U find a Dance Dept. Of Beatty Center Grows Rapidly loan from FRIED IMHm^lttmittaTUR&f: MAN FINANCE CO Beatty Center'* danc* depart dantes ar* closed with fh* •*> helps do It better ment, under instruction of Mis* ception of one. The adult Fruiay You'U find our ser Catherine Wiley, has grown night ballroom class, which vice friendly and in from on* small modern danc* meets from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m., s complete pri v a c y. ^> group consisting*of six member* will be open for another week. Jn*t come In or phone to th* present total of 13 classes. A 11 interested prospect 1 v • Mr. Turner. Over 250 children and adults member* m*y join by contact ing th* center, CI. 9-1595, SMS... are now enrolled In the various FRIEDMAN FINANCE (0. folk, modern and ballroom All instntction* ar* offered t* 997 ML Vernon Av*. CL. 3-5523 classes. At present all of th* th* public free of charg*. AMONG THOSE ATTENDING MATRONS' COUNCIL MEETING in. Columbu* Sunday were, from left, seated: Alma Thomas, associate matron; Ionie Kelley, wor QbeXvJ$1*^c thy matron; Lois Thornton, worthy matron; Maggie tfnott, associate matron; Lend- DDIE JAY'S E.CHO CHAMBER-*-*. T. Tucker'* spankin' brand E new Downbeat Room on Garfield, got off to a swinging start stein Thornton, worthy grand patron; Agnes G. Jackson, worthy grand matron; Ma in their first installment of Sunday afternoon jazz and the pleas R A W N SPEARMAN, 1942 rie Skipper, associate grand matron; Charles Jackson, associate grand patron; Myr ant effect left everyone in a swing-happy mood. The Contempor tle Thompson, worthy matron; Willie Jackson, associate matron. Standing: Inesa ary Jazz Ensemble, a new group around these parts, wer* noth gradual* of Florida A—M unl-' mi/p Rodgers, associate matron; Willie M. Young, worthy matron; Eulis Stewart, associ ing short of sensational. Th* trio, consisting nf piano, druma and versity, ranked a* an Out-, ate matron; Luberta Bruton, associate matron; Tamar Hurt, associate matron; Annia bass, were musically superb in a soft, relaxed groove, with fresh, standing young baritone, will •' Baker, associate matron; Carrie Ware, worthy matron; Elizabeth Kelly, worthy ma modern ideas, good solos and plenty of drive. Th* Downbeat . . . TIME tron; Marv L. Myers, worthy matron; And rew Cannady, associate patron; Kuth C**- really bit the jackpot with a three hour session of just about appear in a homecoming ves by, associate matron; James Hurt; patron; Catherine Bigelow. worthy matron; Rich everything the listener could desire in the way of jazz.' For a trio pers concert at his alma mat IS MY TIME ard Fielder, patron, and Gertrude Weave r, worthy matron. See story. to display such musical impact, you'd never believe it. or anyway er Sunday evening, Nov. i. 1 could hardly believe it. But there it waa. At press time the FOR YOU! Matrons' Council, comprised t programs to further the interest Contemporary Jarz Ensemble is th*' attraction in Club Regal'* of matrons, associate matrons, and work of the organization. Bum Bum Room. Dig 'cm! Robert 0. Delia's Host Now Is th* tune t# me.that KRESKE patrons and associate*, patron* Mrs. Agnes G. Jackson, Cincin CLUB 562 ON SWING SHIFT—Impresario Marty MeUmaa, remodeling . . . ot repair J*b PLUMBING CO. of chapters in Cincinnati, Day nati, is worthy grand matron, heretofore a strong advocate in th* rock V roll department for Songstress Delia R * • » • J* yon'v* beea ptaaalag. A Job 667 S. Mai* SL ton and Columbus, working un and Lendstein Thornton is his 502 Club, pulled a fast switch to awing this week when h* book guest of humorist Robert Q. well planned a* S p* W*li Columbus. O. der Queen Esther Grand chsp- thy grand patron ed the high flying Rusty Bryant combo for an indefinite *t*y. Lewis on CBS-Radio's "Robert dee*. Let aa experienced Repairing asm Bemodellog ter, Nat'l Supreme Council of Bryant »nd his boys have been doing turnaway biz for night club Host chapters were Queen Q. Lewi* Show" Friday, OcL 29. contract** *• tt. W* saee- RES: BE. 1-1662 Ancient and Accepted Scottish operators throughout the east .and Canada. Predominant ingredi ent* of th* Bryant band ar* Henry Marr,'swing organist and ar laUst Is remodeling, repair, OFFICE: CA 6-US9 Rite Masons of the World, met Esther 256, of which Mary L. plaster, cement, stucco, car j Myers is worthy matron, and ranger; Warren Stephens, guitar; "Mitch" B*bfauen, drums, and in Columbu* Sunday. Bryant on tenor. pentry aad designing. CaM Queen Esther 260, of which Ma Set Your for estimstes. The council serves as a work ADDED NOTES FROM THE 'MUSEMENT BULLETIN—If YOL'R H E '• DQU A KTEKS shop for its members and plans rie Skipper is worthy matron. you think the Lincoln ballroom won't jump thi* Saturday night WILLIAM BEL for then you have another thought coming. The Cavaliers are raring (*»«***w m* <***•# Own Time * ?'....;...* * SfrMitihi: and ready to go with their cabaret and show-dance which will fea 991 T\>006tAV OOVTJisatPn GEKL-RAl CONTRACTOR, * r.uM. r* ture the jump tunes of Bus Powell and his music masters, beauti For He to County Treas. Thatcher ful and exotic Gypsy Pearl, wild roller skating hoofer Carmiehael, * Hr.ttll.r. — V*» I '•. V u.l 141 PENNSYLVANIA AYE. unique song stylings of cute "VI" Covington and a columnist who ^l/GOSLflV Estimate CAptUI 1-1669 occasionally doubles as an MC "Master .of Cemeteries," someone S 7 A T £ COVPAN V Making Reelection Bid shouted in the back room) ... A couple "must make" dates for J your amusement calendar *"re the Lea Reine* annual matinee Seeking a third term as ot Inspection and Supervision of dance at Lane Askins Sunday. Nov. 4, and the Karamu Dancers SL AVONIC Franklin county treasurer, New Public Offices and chief deputy at Vets Memorial Saturday eve, Nov. 17.' The tfancer* ar* spon BRUCE JOHNSON ton A. Thatcher said this week county auditor. sored by Columbus Urban League Guild. More 'bout it in next RHAPSODY week's column . . . Th* wonderful "Syl" Burch combo, who did a 167 N. 22nd St. - CL. 3-'.21f the complex county—financial He holds andegree in business smash job for the Press club at the Deshler-HiltorTSaturday night, ADVERTISE IK THE SENTINEL operations created by rapid Mil, OCT 28 8 P administration from Ohio State are booked into an exclusive Lancaster nitery this weekend . . . growth in population and ad university. He has membership The Jimmy Began trio, • smalt group with a mighty beat, are rttS MEMORIAL BtOG ministrative functions make in Hilltop Lutheran church. Uni going into their third senational week at Springfield'* Melody T&2-. S, In Columbus .. experience necessary for the versity club, Sertoma Club In . Show-Bari *"' — man who holds this position. ternational, Executives Club of WHO, WHAT. WHY AND WHERE DEPARTMENT—For the -Columbus and others. fifth straight year Gold's department stor* at Grant A Long will "Th* sales tax business" ''Men of Distinction BAX'S Thatcher and his wife, Violet, swing the doors wide for the ever ending wave of folks who will Thatcher cited as an example, TAVERN OWNER . . . RESTAURATEUR 11 live at 2966 Crescent dr. converge upon the spot to be on the scene to celebrate Eddie Follow this Directory BARBER SHOP "has increased frcm 65 million Saunders week. Eddie will air his 6 until 10 show from the prem 658 HARRISON AVE. to $10 million annually in t h« ises. In addition to intimate chats with fans, signing of autographs To Better Tonsoriol Mea, Women, Children's last seven years." Similar in and such, he will feature a long list of guest artist* , . . John B. D0N7 GAMBLE Halrcuttlag - Facials creases in real estate accounts, Combs, our know-all about politics, swears he heard thi* at a re Service** personal calls at the office and OOP Rally cent political confab: "Great speech, Mr—I liked tb* straightfor With your Juke Box and cash transactions hav* oc ward way you dodged those issues" . . . Thrilled to get a card , WUALEY curred. from Joe and Estelle Hbnes during their stopoff in Edinburgh, Coin -Machine Operation! Slated Ocl. 30 Scotland.. . .Freddie Graham, the Local 589 AFM officer-musi End all your 666 worries. Get out BARBER SHOP Prior to becoming treasurer cian, is branching out in the booking business end breaking the from behind the eight-ball. Add to Sixth ward Republicans hold B VKNES & SCOTT ' 611 E. LONG ST. in 1948. Thatcher wa* county ice with s list of real good attractions. your income by installing a See- Complete Barber Service their final rally before the Nov. Complete Barber-Service auditor, examiner in the Bureau burg "200" Select-O-Matic juke HAUL'S OLYMPiA lZ3l ML Vernoa Ave. Barbers: fl election at Poindexter C nter, NOTES THAT HELP FILL A COLUMN—The youthful chirpin* box, shuffle alleys, pin balls,, pool BARBERSHOP "28 Years On The Avenue' Irene Tamer A Both Jones 240 N Champion av., Columbus, Vallejos and skate-hoofing Carmiehael were top attractions in tables and other amusement de Fred Barnes, Gay Scott, DELUXE FACIALS Cleveland'* Majestic hotel Rose Room last weekend. They were Complete ronsertal Service Tuesday, OcL 30, 8 p.m. vices. WE SPECIALIZE IN JUKE Props. WILLIS WHALE?. Prop. fiosefles Club Of also guest stars on "The Duke Jenkins Show" beamed from tail MT. VERNON AVE. BOXES . . , stock only the Istest PAUL L'LMMINGS. Prop. Att'y Ray E. Hughes will be Cleveland's K YW-TV ... My buddy Ed Mr Clone gave u* • peek COLUMBUS and top play recordings. Yon can 778 E. Long SL CL. Beatty In Election principal speaker. All Republi at hi* mid-November attractions at RKO-Palac*. Seem* they'll be sure,of getting quick, efficient SUG'S JOHNSONS can candidates will be presented have to install rubber walls to hold the crowd* who will try to jam service anytime you deal with,.. The Rosettes club of B e a 11 y and special music ia being ar in to see "Giant," starring the late James Dean, and Elvis Pres ley's initial flicker venture, "Love Me Tenderly" . . . Energetic BARBER SHOP BARBER SHOP Center, Columbus, held election ranged for the program. a PUYM6 PIEKCE'S 524 E. Sta Av*. of officers last week. Ann Tun- Earl Johns, director of Beatty Center, is forever planning new BARBER SHOP 9T5 E. LONG ST. Men, Women turd Children's ney is president; Catherine Eld Refreshments will be served ideas for the center's art* and crafts program. Staffer Betty Pat _ AL BUMPERS' Comptete Barber Serviee Bair 4>***ig at the close of the evening. terson started a ieathercraft class this week with Tuesdays and Complete Barber S err let er, vice president; Karen Lest Doing B—lares At Oar Bears: 1:96 A BL -1:99 P. M Robert B. Barcus is 6*lh ward Fridays set aside to make beautiful belts, pocketbooks and the er, secretary; Barbara Harbin, like. Those interested may drop by the center and enroll now . . .. New Location Barbers: Sag Bolmao, Albert Sat 7:68 A. M. T* 8 P. M assistant secretary; Marilyn committeeman. CLOSED WEDNESDAT Our bailor, Jack Watklns. who tries all.of his new quips on us, W E. LONG ST. Johnson Fullen, corresponding secretary; • FOUR 89991 says, "Cosmetics are abundant proof that gals have the skin they Oncagaiiirir iirum ifwrnnii Joanne Jones, treasurer. Bar BSBSSBBBBBr\ leve to retouch." bara Minfield, Mary Cousar, Su A REPUB LICAN AD- THOMPSON BARBER SHOP BROGSDALE'S san Fulton. Dot Prater, Dorothy MINISTRATION WILL EAVESDROPPING WITH A PENCIL 'N* PAD—Official* of : SHARPS COIN SERVICE (Formerly At Mt Vernon A St Clair Ave*.) Taylor, Lillian Elliott aad Carol WOT be tied down by a Clifton Apts. have revived the screening process which governed 864 MT. VERNON AVENUE. Near lttb St. BARBER SHOP Montgomery are also members. southern anti-Negro bloc in original rentals. Move made to prevent placement of "undesir # «IHY «*.UY ODD!. SEVEN CHA1B SHOP ables" ... An E Broad st. home owner, besieged with buyers 621 E. LONG-ST. control • of Congress and who "wanted her out" elBopla years ago, is finally gonna bow to Cample!* Barber Service . 9 P. M. - 2:30 A. M, EDWARD P. ZIPF committee*. REELECT the tidal wave of business building in tit* Town A Country area. (50 5. TURD ST. Men, Women and Children's Hair Cutting and Styling Facial* and Scalp Treatment* Bicycle Tires **d Supplies PRES. EISENHOWER AND . . . That expert sign painter is carrying a kmg size torch for his A Specialty A Specialty Mr*, and hope* she doesn't go through with the divorce,proceed •Ladies Hair Bobbing, Scalp Treatment, Deluxe Facial* Sharpening al L«wnmewrrs, A REPUBLICAN CON SrLMors aad abate** ing* . . . Likeable Bill Evaas returned to his bartending post at LIQUOR - BEER - WISE HI 49191 (A. 62320 Barbers: laatsh Hamlter. Damoa Lynch. Benny Fisher. W. i. Saber, Barber GRESS. VOTE STRAIGHT the Regal after a slight illness. * Wade Saber, Andrew Harris, Leonard Thomas, John Thompson All Binds of AeyTtmama REPUBLICAN NOV. 6. — Served 'Hi 2:30 A. U. ItCClftE 5PRINSXE Complete Barber Servie* MA-teata tot Bent AT THE END OF THE LWE—Unu! next columntime remem " * JOHN rHOMPSON. Prep. CL. 6-25*9 - 99 S. OHIO AVE. Paid PoL AdV. •TafE BF.CORD MAW" ber that Eddie Jay says: "The only tint* liquor make* s man go Colombo*, O. * straight Is when the road carves." Visit Our New Food Bar ^rrrriiiitfiMBssMi THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. OCTOBER 27, 198* - sm^T^Amj^ —- I. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27,195* ..:, ; THE OHIO SENTINEL * PAGS.U CHICKEN St SEA FOODS * STEAKS © CHOPS TURNER'S COCKTAILS 9 WHISKEY © BEER RESTAURANT Hinderas, In Columbus. 4SSH E. Laag 8L af. Beer - Wine - Whiskey SOME COOKED FOODS m CA tarn aai Concert Nov. 9, Was ou cast your VOTE for MICKEY'S GRILL 42S W GOODALE ST. Proficient At Early Ago 736 B. LONG ST. at HAMILTON AVE. Columbus, O. Concert pianist Natalie Hin cert In Cleveland. Beer, Wlae, Whiskey Recipient ot awards by th* Borne Cooked Foods deras, who appears in Colum WE SPECIALIZE IN bus, Friday, Nov. 9. 8:30 p. rn., score, and winner ot numerous For candidates of proved ability music contests, th* flourishing RED BUT CHILI under auspices of Delta Sigma Theta sorority, at East High young student made her debut a* in public administration ^ Torch Club school, is one ot the most suc with orchestra at 12 with th* V- New Management cessful young concert pianists Cleveland women's symphony 941 MT. VERNON AVE. COLUMBUS. OHIO on the musical horizon today. orchestra on the Oberlin univer BEER • WINE LIQUORS PYTHIAN GRILL Miss Hinderas was born in sity campus. tfi* ML Vernoa Ave. Oberlin. O., in 1927. The talent In private life, Miss Hinderas 'Specializing In Italian Spaghetti and Pissa** Beer — Wine — Food she inherited from her music Is Mr*. Lionel G. Monagaa. Sh* . firs 8 A M. 'til 1 A. M. ally gifted parents manifested makes her home in Philadel CARRYOU7 SERVICE \ itself early; she began to ap phia, where'she has beenjMt.th* Opea DaUy « A. M. • S:M A M. pear in public as a singer and faculty of the Settlement'Music BURKE'S PLACE dancer at the tender age of 3. school for more than three 105-5 NOICTII flth ST. At 5, she crowned her earlier years. Her plans for the future Columbu*. O. triumphs by appearing on the call for even busier concert sea OF WHISKEY program of the B. F. Keith Pal sons, teaching and mote radio • SOLID COMFORT Singles - Doubles ace theatre in Cleveland, along and television appearances. Musical Entertainment BEER; WINE, FOOD with the late Ted Healy and Nightly - Mickey Rooney. Tickets are on sale for her Within three 'years, Natalie Nov. 9 concert at Heaton's Mu Always a surprise package ta VILLAGE TAVERN gave her first full length con sic Store. Our beautiful Corner Cocktail 1219 MT. VERNON AVE. Louage tor year evening'* Columbus. O. enjoyment. Serving the People in and IN THE JAZZ IDIOM Cantonese Family Dinners Around Poindexter ViUage SEER, WINE GOOD POOD • Served At All Hours We Open 7 A M. Close 1 P. M Freshly Prepare Any Order CHESTER E. WHITE. Opr. •• To Take Out. Operated by ABOUT MILES DAVIS By JOHN S. WALKER his success and persistence to Dong Sang Yee and Louie Ho the great Bird. |Poy •* FINE BErCTATION TRULY -J--5 great "ex In 1949 after Miles left Parker IPOR FIN2 -POOD A SERVICE A Cantonese am pie of a to go it alone, he teamed with mod em jazz Gerry Mulligan to record those Room ~ Jade Room Ming Room tOTAi6SS i "POPS" ALLISON Prop- giant is trum historic jazz classics on Capitol. Now available to Will accommo- Seating for 60 7U E. Long St. CL. £ 77 peter Miles Da It was at this session that Miles social clubs and date parties up persons in com vis. Ever since arrived. Later he formed small private parties, to 100 persons. plete privacy for his stirring de groups around N. York that in Complete Chin- Call CL. 2-0512 clubs and small but on the"••jaw cluded cats such as J. J., Sonny ese cuisine. for reservations. parties. QUALITY FOOD SHOP scene as a Rollins, Jackie McLean, Art ' No. 1 & 2 me ruber of Blakey, Horace Silver. Walter I oarlie Park Bishop and scores more. 4*63 ML Vernoa Ave. CL. 2-059* Walker Pried Chicken er's quintet in ' m • • • MACON HOTEL Prop. JAS ANTHONY 1946, Miles has been considered MILES, BEING ONE of th* C. WILLIAM O'NEILL GEORGE H. BENDER the most consistent and moving Or*. U \ M. 1 A . M. four original bop trumpet play AMERICAN and CHIKESE RESTAURANT artist on his instrument. ers, always has a new_and ori Tb* Best la Bar-BQ. Chill. * For Governor w For Senator | 366-363 N. 20TH ST. COLUMBUS. O GOOD FOOD After first appearing with ginal message to convey. . . * . 'Sat- . • FREE PARKING IN REAR Prepared ta Home Style Surd on 52nd st. Miles impress His latest formed aggregation i* Stat* Board of Education can legally withhold fund* Open Daily 11:30 A. M. To 4 A. M. ed heavily the then small jazz includes tenorman John Col- "My Interest in Civil Right* legislation dates back to my ear ly school district found guilty of segregating Negro chil- following during Bird's historic trance, an ex-Dizzy sidemari. liest experiences in political life. In the 80th Congress, I intro PAUL F. SCHBKK stint el the Three Deuces Club Red Garland on piano, young* laar on school segregation embraces the equal protec- CHARLIE'S BAR in N. York, shortly after this Paul Chambers on bass, and the duced the Bender anti-poll tax bill which was passed by the Bouse Dvision in the 14th Amendment of th* Constitution of th* For Congress Sta* At fbe Cbl-Cbi Sign the quintet left for a west coast swinging Philley Joe Jones on but sidetracked by the Democratic opposition in ,the Senate. I Beer—Wine—Liquor jaunt and gigged around the hides. . . [States under which the segregation of pupils in schools ao W PLAYING Good Feed country until 1947 when they Dig Miles man, and you dig have favored strong anti-lynching legislation a* well aa measures Third District Dairy A Sen. 7 A. M.-l A M cut such immortal takes as the toughest. Always wailing in to race is forbidden." — Opinion ot ATTY. GEN. C. W. Lucille k Charlie Jordan, "Buzz y," "Quasimodo" and designed to eliminate differences in the legal status of our citi- the Bird tradition, but never JULY 9, 195*. BARITONE CROONER Prop*. "Ornithology." tiring. Undoubtedly the most sens." — SEN. RENDER to a queitionnaire submitted by the • • 119 Harrison Ave. • • • facile jazz soloist in action. League ef Women Vetera ot Onto September, 195*. ALSO MEMBERS OF the For a real tough gas, dig this group were Max Roach on formula. Turn the lights low, CARL VAN MOON drums, Tommy Potter, bass, take oft your shoes, relax and • Winner Chicago Harvest Moon Ball and Duke Jordan on piano. J". J. spin Mile's rendition of "My Vocalist Contest Southern Tea Johnson's trombone was added Old Flame" and think about late in 1947. Miles credits all of someone you've loved and losL VOTE FOB THESE CANDIDATES OH THE SEPARATE NONPARTISAN JUDICIAL AT THE Room BALLOT (3 TO BE ELECTED) M»«t YM* Prtoads H*r* Chicken Dinner* Every NOW PLAY1N6 Sander Home Fried Piet .... -.-g COPA CLUB 618 E. LONG ST. f 'mfkmWLmm* Home Cooked Pse* J^P^T- - '^^^| 1048V2 MT. VERNON AVE. Plat* Luncbea. JA-J0-WTN & " Sandwiches CONTEMPORARY I £5aH Thurs., Fri., Sal. and Sun. • \ 1AZZ ENSEMBLE Oct. 25-26.27.2* ; • Jack Wilson. Plan* ^Hl Club Now Open 4 P. M. till 2:30 A. M. • Joe Frits, Bass i .' JmwZasm^a%^aWa^Ja\\^a%m livery Nite and Sunday • Wince Robertson, Brans ' "'smW - ^9Hi Recording Artists NO DOOR CHARGE TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY Thurs., Fri., Sat. and Sun. .50 MUSIC & DANCING NIGHTLY m SPKIAl ATTRAOIWI i ^mB ' '' ^B ssm\ TUES. thru SUN. JOHN M, MATTHIAS THOMAS J. HERBERT PRE-HALLOV/EEN MASQUERADE BALL POPULAR PRICES For-Jodge Of Ohio F*r J edge Of Onto WILLARD D. CAMPBELL feat urine ""BODIDDIE* "• If."1"'"Y" recording star Supreme Court Supre me Court Presented by the Emanon Society WILLIAM SAXBE Per Chief Rustic* (Full Term Commencing (Full Term Commencing No Door Charge far Attorney General Supreme Coast Of Onto Jan. 1, 1957) Jan. 2. .1947) CL 8-7765 Isaac* By: JOSEPH H. RAINEY, Field Representative AssLgaed to Onto ky stopaftttcaa Nattoaal Cemasrrtoa i *n» *»m HI r'f. .j."X'i».i.mrW.IM' "•*"••• in " •''••'i"*ii'"*»«**''**»"'"> • :• SATBgLTAY. OpTOaJfR.wT, H&M THE( OtTtO SENTII^gl SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1958 TllEOHIOSKNTiNEL FACE 13 PAGE IS* '*•..' .Hi- • Ike Rooters Are Heartened By Powell's Switch To Republicans In Race DIVORCE DOCKET •nson's refusal to be interview esase ef "firm eoeamltmeats "I believe in the Democrats By JOHN B. COMBS Powell, who supported Adlal party, but I don't believe in Stevenson in 1952, announced ed about hi* civil rights position ha gsv* n**" en legislation t* Wants Knot Untied After 3 Year Period Sentinel Political Editor assure Negro voting ia the Adlal Stevenson," Powell asserts, his switch after talking for SO suggested th* Democratic can ARRIED THREE years ago Cong Adam C. Powell, Negro soath and ea a non-segregat ed. "I can't see how a man can bcr and has been guilty of other living separately ever since, NOW, AISO didate had wavered from hi* Democratic congressman from minutes with th* president at run for president . • ,and»h«ve M this month, Ben F. Tyson, acts of cruelty. She also asked Elizabeth Rice, 1249 E. Long th* Whit* Hous*. vigorous stand of 1952. ion claas* la a aew school aid 682 Reynolds av., filed suit for N. York Harlem, Injected new bill. the support ot the people of th* the court for custody of their St., charged neglect .in her suit hope in th* spirit of those who At a press conference^ Rep. Powell also told reporter* divorce from Anna Lee Tyson, four minor children, support against her husband, George, "He not *aly told me bis south who are enemies of de predict a sizable bloc of Negro Powell said h* was throwing hi* b* went to *ee th* president mocracy." 1449 E. Long st. Neglect of duty money, reasonable alimony and now residing in S. Bend, Ind. voters will dump the Democra- support to th* president because after falling la seven attempts personal view*," P*w*0 sale\ is the charge. full interest in the home at the They married ten years ago In of hi* (Ike's) prestig* abroad, -tie said *• nt* tb* supreme POWELL, WHO IS tentative tic party and swing to the Re ta *•• Stevenson. He * * 1 i ly scheduled to speak in Cleve • • • Mound st.. address. They were Union City, Tenn. his stand on civil rights and a Eisenhower at least had th* court, th* constitution and the lighter, milder publican column at the Nov. 6 ANOTHER TEAR old marr married in Cove Springs, Ga. • » » series of snubs he had received bill ef rights ar* th* laws ot land and Toledo, told reporter* election, when ne announced his "courtesy" te receive him, he hopes to throw Harlem's tra iage la the divorce court* is • • • MATTIE MITCHELL, 233 support of the Eisenhower-Nixon from th* Stevenson camp. and that h* decided t* support America and that h* has a that of Charles and Doris WILLIAM McNEIL BELL, Talmadge St., asked for di daty te uphold that decision." ditionally Democratic voj* into ticket last week. TO HIM, POWELL said. St*v the pre»ld*aCf reelection be- the Republican column. Irrtmed- Prttcbett. 754 Jeffersen 1946 Kent st., charges his wife, vorce from her husband, SgL iotely following his announce pi. Prttchett Is suing his wife Mary L., 513' i Kelfer St., with Lawrence M. Mitchell, now ment, Joseph H. Rainey, field en grounds of neglect. They neglect la the fact "that she serving with the armed forces, representative assigned to Ohio were married la May last prefers the society of others." ea grounds of neglect. Besides year In Ft. Wayne, Ind. 86 PROOF by th* GOP Nat'l Committee, Married in Columbus ta 1947, divorce, she wants her former extended his congratulation* ta • • • they have two small sons and name of Shively returned. Powell and Invited him to speak UPON FINAL BEARING OF have been living separately They were married la Green- burg, Ky., In 1949. $025 in Ohio. th* case, Gertrude Mae Peal, for 19 months, according te Rainey said th* Powell move 1356 Granville St., is asking the the petition. ' • * • ment, along with the support of court to award her n divorce, • • • LUCILLE HILL, Wortbington 2 many other prominent Negro household goods and furniture ANNABELLE McCOY, 1606 rd., sued George Roland Hill, Democrat* who *r* deserting in her petition for divorce from Grcenway av., charged her hus 472 SL Clair av., on grounds of r1NT.cODfA7.C their party for th* Republican Clarence Edward. The Peal* band, Dempsey, 670 S, ChaTm- extreme cruelty and gross neg ticket is a definite indication tied the knot 11 years ago. Mrs. pion av., with neglect. Married lect of duty. The Hills were that th* Republicans can expect Peal is charging neglect and in Greenup, Ky., in 1948, they married in February of this a "favorable vote" from th* cruelty. i . have a 5 year old son. Mrs. Mc year. Negro this year. '• * * ' Coy filed for custody of the AMONG OTHER prominent DECLARING IN HIS petit- child, support money .and per Negro Democrats to switch to* Ion that his wife left him la manent alimony. Westside GOP the GOP ranks are the noted 1951 after eight years ef mar • • • educator and lecturer. Dr. P. D: riage, George Klnny, 799 At- MARRIED A LaTTLE *ver Patterson, former president of rheson st., tiled for divorce a month ago, Sept. 5 to be Club Heeling Tusk* gee institute, and Dr. from Lillle Mae, now of Lock- exact, Elsie Yates Barnes, George D. Flemmings of PL land, O., on grounds of neg- S52 Leoaa av., chargea her Worth. Tex. lecL husband, Luther, with extreme Jtovember t • • • cruelty. Her petition explains AFTER TRYING IT FOR A that en Oct. 11, her husband The Westside Douglas Repub little more than a year, Elouise struck her en the head and lican club i* sponsoring a Val Washington, Fanes, 545 E. Naghten St., ask neck with bis fist, injuring "Know Your Candidate" meet ed the court for divorce, custo her te the extent that she re ing Thursday, Nov. 1, at t'h e dy of her six months old daugh quired medical attention. Mar Jamieson (Masonic Lodge) hall, Dawson (lash ter, and a reasonable amount of ried In Lawreaceburg, Ind., 230 S. Highland av., Columbus, support money as she petitioned Mrs. Barnes wants the return at 7:45 p.m. Fre* refreshments Over Eastland her case against husband ef her former sane of Yates will b* served. WASHINGTON— The "abao- Albert, 584 ML Vernon av. Mrs. upon final hearing of the dl- Family groups and friends lUtely false" statement* mad* Eanes is charging neglect. vorce. ar* extended an invitation to at by Rep. William L. Dawson (D, •• • * • • • tend th* meeting. HI.) "shows the desperation to STATING THAT HIS WIFE ALICE A. STEWART, 99744 Mrs. Esther Tyree is presi which Democrats are driven to Is. guilty of neglect, In view of Mt. Vernon av., charges ex dent of the organization, Mrs. defend their party against th* the fact she failed aad refused treme cruelty.in her suit against Mary Ellis program chairman, damages the Eastlands and Da- te perform the duties incum her husband, Edward,' whom Miss Regina Shaw publicity vises ar* doing it." bent upon her as his wife, she married three years ago. chairman, Mrs. Helen Bell re Val J. Washington, director of' Ernest Lewis Washington, 1127 Mrs. Stewart asked for alimony, freshments chairman and Mrs, minorities for th* Republican Toronto St., filed for divorce household furniture and a re Hazel Brunson chairman of hos Natl Committee, made that from Dorothy, whose address straining order to prevent Stew tesses. statement after h* had been in is now ta Alabama. Married art from following, pursuing, formed .of statements made by ia 1947, the Washington* have molesjing or harassing her. Dawson at a mas* meeting in three children, 9, 9 aad 5, The • • • •«*- . St. Paul Sunday nigbt. children ar* with their " IN THE EARLY PART ef Tribune Winner Washington called "sheer mother. 1955, Henrietta Wilson packed nonsense" th* statement mad* • e • her clothes and left, according by Mr. Dawson that Sen. East ' IN HIS PETITION, JAY GUY, to James A. Wilson, 924 N. Is Shiloh Singer land (D, Miss.) is handling pa* 412 E. Fulton st., stated that on Monroe av., who Is suing for Sept. 5, his wife, Pauline, whose divorce on grounds et wilful Sh.iJoh Baptist will be seen* of tronag* for th* Eisenhower ad a con^ejrt by the Hortens* Love ministration address is presently unknown, absence. The Wilsons tied th* took all of her clothes and be knot ha 1939. singers Friday, OcL 28. "Sen. Eastland belongs to th* longings and left him. Married • ••;• Among those appearing with Democrat party," aaid Wash In Columbus four years ago, Miss Love ar* Raymond Grls- ington, "and th* Republican .MARRIED AT Baton Rouge, Guy is charging his wife with La., seven years ago, David L. wold, Isaac Hawkins, Roberts party would not hav* him on a Jones and Zola McCullough. silver platter." neglect and extreme cruelty. Parsley, 04 • Hamilton pk., ia • • • charging gross neglect in hi* Miss McCullough is a winner of PENDING HEARING of her suit for divorc* from his *wif*, the Chicago Tribune's nation Nature Study (lass action for divorce from Sam Lilliam, 909 N. 17th st. wide musk festival and Hawk uel Carey, Elisabeth L., S49 S. • • • ins has experience with Nat'l Often Many Activities Wheatland av., asked for two LEWIS CARTER, 17M Rich Negro Opera Guild, Highland mond av., Apt. 4, charged his Pk. Music theatre and th* Chi Nature study classes for child restraining orders. The first cago Lyric theatre. ren 14 and under have been add request was directed towards wife Barbara with aegleet as ed to activities offered at Beatty preventing Carey from harm he filed to end their marriage Accompanist for th* group is Center, Columbu*, Class meets ing er annoying her; the sec- of six years. John Martin, currently engaged •very Monday arid Wednesday •ad te prevent him from re • • • in graduate study at American Conservatory of Music. OLD #•]•*>• at 4 p.m. At present Lima the moving, selling er encumber MARRIED 27 YEARS ago, children have started an aquae, ing any personal property. Lula A. Wilt, 3799 Hines rd., Columbus chapter ot Alpha ium with three gold fish a net Charging neglect, Mrs. Carey chargea her husband, John C, Chi Pi Omega sponsors this more to be added. They hav* Is suing for divorce, expense 857 Leonard av., with gross concert collected various insert* and? money and aay Interest Carey neglect of duty. She claim* be ar* now in the process of colleo- ha* ia their property. Th* left home, in January, 1956, and Available in Cans, 12 os. and Quart ting seed to be planted. Field petition stated Out Mrs. Carey has remained away ever since, Democratic Banquet Pi Returnable Bottles, and 12 or. trip* and hikes are being plann BROWN acquired the property en contributing nothing toward sup Quart Throw-Away Bottles. ed for the group. Wheatland av. prior to h e r port of his family. Mrs. Wilt is Is Friday Evening s*e rW taW Wfc» Q BfOjt* 100 PROOP. marriage ia 1937 and is there- asking for s divorce and full IOATSTZ BR6WINO CORP. • HNDLAY, OHIO fere the sole owner ef the till* to th* Himes rd. horn* aa The annual Banquet given by SAVINGS ACC OUNTS the Peoples Democratic club of real estate as well as a—a alimony. iOTfUO IN BONO HAVE INCREASED TRE eaat let, located to the soath. • • • the 13th Ward will be held at Stilt* MENDOUSLY among color- ef her home. CHARGING NEGLECT, 8 p-m,, Friday. Oct, 26, at fh* •233 *37« ed Americans since the K**» home of the president, 478 Ham lifSett tog*** MINNIE MAY WAITERS, Clarence A Beits, 443 F. Fat tad 4/sanaaf publicans have been in of 448 E. Mound St., filed suit for ilton av. Democratic candidates THE DEER DISTRIBUTING COMPANY ten st.. sated fee divorce from at T« Wt coM2te*~< co**r.«*e fice. Give them another divorce from her husband of 20 his wife of one year, Edith. will be guest speaker* and th* - public is invited. Mrs. M E. term. VOTE REPUBLICAN years, Charles. Charging neg eye 96 Maple Street, Columbus Plume: CApital 8-1247 NOV. 6—Paid PoL Adv. lect of duty, Mrs. Waiters stated Lucas is president and Veryie STATING THAT THEY sep Hall, secretary. 4. T. »• BROWN'S SON CO.. KARLY TIMES, KV> i that .her husband has'beaten arated in 1954 and hav* been iwJWWilataiBiiiPiiiaaji >***•***** fLATURPAV, OCTOBER 27. 1966 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 16 SATURDAY. OCTOBER 27, lftttf THE OHIO SENTINEL PACE 14 in ?• Mrs. Norford Chides Republican Party Saturday's International Clash Pits Marauders Against Marauders GOP Representative Candidates WILBERFORCE. — Th* vaded Hamilton and defeated Ontario boys sine* their hteekaag, and practicing em a Strang pe**teg gam* to asad, battle ef the Marauders will McMasters SM. call tor no blocking dowufteld. field ot America* proportions. ted by Nick Ctoraa, quarter Boast Diversified Background For Unfounded ActMHnplishinent Claims taa* place her* Saturday, Oct. Th* contest teas played un Ceatral State "Country" Lear* ' Th* MeMaster Marauder* back. The Franklin county Republi trative assistant to the treasur 1*7. when the Ceatral Stat* der American rule*, whit* th* fat readily states th* aror* Is ma from the T aad A forma- Ceatral State will depend *a can candidates for the Gen'l er of State. college Marauder* entertain field was 2* yard* wider aad sad • tru* pktur* ot a hard ttoa*, aad will occasionally quarterback Kenneth Thomas, Assembly comprise a balanced Kline L. Roberts, present ma Mc Master university Maraud 2« yards longer lh«* the fought contest, and took* tor employ a direct snap from th* Hue play ot Chart** Cos sad t e * m with diversified back jority floor leader of th* House ers from Hamilton, Ontario, American grid fields. aa even tougher gam* this T formation. Along with th* Wilts* Simmons to lead thd grounds. of Representatives. la aa International grid clash. Ceatral wa* able to capital- pear. various running fer malleus, * way to victory No. 2 The group includes: Lytle G. Zuber. seeking re Last year, Ceatral State te- lie on the wider Held with Reports from Canada Indi their international rival*. John J. Chester, Jr., seeking election, who served as chair sweeping end runs, aad em cate MeMaster* I* m a e h reelection, who played a leading man of the small courts subcom ployed •tewnfteld b 1 * * king stronger this year, aad ha* 6(10 MENU MSU finest Squad rolo in mental health and Insur mittee of the House judiciary 6MD RESULTS which temporarily been working em downfield [••. ance legislation. H * w a r d at PayettevUle E. LANSING, Mich.- Michi committee. gan Stale will b* the guest team Golda May Edmonston. also Teaaessee State SI; Caateal Mate in the Big Seven basketball seeking reelection, who is noted Among the present delega State* Hampton at Lincoln (Pa.) tournament at Kansa* City, Mou, for her work in the welfare field tion's accomplishments are es Howard 21; Flak 6 J. C. Smith at Wtesten- Dec. 21-29. and on the commerce and trans tablishment of a new court of Delaware Stat* »; Lincoln Satom appeals district** composed of portation committee. NEGRO DEMOCRATIC WOMEN FROM NINE OHIO cities met in Columbu* (Pa.) • Mergaa at AT Richard B. Metcalf, practic Franklin county, speeding ac Sbaw 47; I. C. Smith • N. Carolina State at Shaw ing attorney and special counsel quisition of land for Hoover last weekend for tiieir ninth biennial session. Mrs. Thomasina Johnson Norford SAVI StO (fourth from left, seated) gave the keynote speech at a tea Sunday.' Cleveland Coun Clark II; Alabama State • SL Paul at Delaware State for the attorney general. dam. clearing obstacles to the N. .Carolina State 7; Mary Elisabeth CHy at SL Attj- I, tepptr Me* ft* S»df*! Archer E. Rellly, Jr., practic proposed throughwayon Spring cil-woman Jean Murrell Capers (fifth from left, seated) is state organizer. See story. land State 7 __. astia* ing lawyer and former adminis st. —Pierce Photo. W. Virginia State ^1; Mor MeMaster at Ceatral State Hrf TttlH LiHf By NORMA WALL would speed up work in then* gan 2* Arkansas A-M at Prairie Tsiiy* Deriding that party'* claims areas if returned to power In Jackson St; Zavter • View. HIO STATE'S 7-6 upset Saturday in th* stadium by Perm Stat* of accomplishment during the November. Florida A-M M; Bethaae- Jackson at Gramblteg brought to light two facts. last four years, Thomasina Ike's faUere to take a forth Cookman * O Alabama A-M at S. Carw- First, that little (168 pounds) Leo Brown 1* aa great an end as Johnson Norford contemptuous right stand on the school de Kentucky State It; Elisa- I liaa State ever played in the stadium. Everyone know* of th* Job of pass ly scolded the Republicans for cree was singled out by the betb City f Paul Quinn at Aleara A-M receiving he did on the Buck*' touchdown march. But unless you "taking credit for things they speaker for criticism. Ft. Valley at Taakege* Philander Smith I; Tonga- wer* there it Is impossible to visualize the defensive gam* he haven't done,'" in Columbus Sun Prior to this speech, Mra to** played. Texas Southern va. Lincoln day. Norford had led workshops for Florida Al St; Morris « at Ft. Worth. Tex. Tim* and again h* rod* with the giant interference and just "They're being ridiculous to the three day meeting. Xavler at Florida A-M Livingstone «; Norfolk as tbe runner .would attempt to turn th* corner Leo would dfa/a say they had anything to do • • • States with the supreme court's around the interference and down the runner. Other time* he SIGNIFICANT AMONG other SL Augustine St; Payette- would hold th* play inside until someone else would com* up to school decision. Ridiculous proceedings at Sunday's meet vLttet and unconstitutional." she make the tackle. W* credited him with either making or assist ing was a report on convention Virginia State 24; Hamp told a tea audience of Negr* ing in making eight tackles. resolutions. The women went on ton M. Democratic women. The other fact brought to light was that Don Clark, sopho record as favoring federal more left half who wa* halted by Illinois after running wild The former minority groups FEPC, more and unsegregated against Nebraska and Stanford, ia a great back. consultant in U. S. Employment federal housing, higher mini • • • Service of Dept. of Labor waa mum annual wage, federal anti- IN HIS FIRST TWO GAMES, CLARK had th* holes mad* for keynoter for the ninth biennial lynching and anti-poll tax law*. him and he was smart and fast enough to tak* advantage of them. convention, Ohio Council of Ne '>, gro Democratic Women. Mrs. Mamie Williams, Tole Saturday against Perm State be did not have that advantage. • • • do, was convention presider. Th* two Lines wer* equal and when Clark hit into th* line the door The host group, Franklin Coun would be only partly open and h« would hav* to blast his way HER SPEECH, LIBERALLY ty r*.*gro Democratic Women, through. On three different occasions h* waa hit at the lin* of interlarded with taunts, told of has Mrs. Abiaha Gregory a* scrimmage but he blasted his way forward for gains of five and the barriers to be removed president. six yards, respectively. On one occasion he ran over center Dan through a Democratic victory. Radakovich and knocked him cold. Charging that the Eisenhower The Council meets again in Aurcliu* Thomas, Ohio State right guard, was tbe busiest man administration slowed up ear April at Vbongstown. on th* field defensively. He had his hand in SB tackles, 10 solo lier progress led by Democrats job* and 19 assist*. in housing and integration, Mrs. We credited Jim Parker with.being in on 12 tackles and par Norford pledged her patty BROOKS' AUTO tially blocking one pas*. ELECTRIC SERVICfc Clark was th* leading ground gainer with 87 yards in 16 trie*. Jimmy Roseboro wa* next with 96 in 16. Repairing Generators, VERN BARKSTALL • '• o For Defense Of HAMP Regulator*. Starters THERE WAS AN EBONY SOPHOMORE, Brae* Gltmare, on 13« N, YORK. ~ "The time has 466.8. Washington Ave. CA B-SSM U Boor Servirr th* Perm State team wb*~gate**d 23 yard* te 11 attempts. New SIMILAR STYLES come for law abiding citizens of DaityOSU that dee* not aaeaa like a tot ef yardage. Bat had Pen* State the U. S. — whatever their per heat that y*uag asaa *a th* beach Ohio would have waa the sonal opinion of the: NAACP — gam* by a 12-* score at least. Gilmore gained MH of bis 33 $795 & $995 to rally to its defense in those Practice yards la the Lions' 45 yard touchdown march. The half a yard states where it* very right to ROGERS' earn* on his drive aver Ohio's toft tackljTtor the score. Bat ii existence a* an organisation is SERVICE STATION Gilmore had not carried th* ball at all he would still have bee* WILLIE GALiMORE, three being challenged not merely by a than te Ohio's flesh. It waa he who stopped Clark on the five private individuals but by gov 4*6 Cl.fcVKlANU AVE. Is Opened time Ail-American halfback at GILBERT'S yard line to prevent Dea from going alt the way oa bis 21 yard Florida A—M university, to ernment itself," says Msgr. (Corner of Buckingham) Ohio Stat* university'* bas run. And It was he who, three plays later, plucked Frank EU- expected to play important 21* E. TOWN STIT.. George G. Higgina- of the Nat'l Colombo*. Ik waod's *pa*.s out ef the air In tbe end sou* aad raa tt out to th* GRACELAND CENTF.StTKHR Z Catholic Welfare Conference in ketball squad has opened daily tow when Rattier* play boat practice in preparation for the ZZ, to halt Ohio's tint scoring threat. to Xavier Saturday in import NORTHERN LIGHTS a feature article released here CENTER by the Catholic Interracial SWITCH TO BORON! 1956-57 season which will begin ant :/ iC tilt at Tallahassee. Council. Dec. 1. Butler university will be THIS WEEK THE BUCKS PLAT HOST TO WISCONSIN and Prop.. JULIUS RUGERS the opponent and the game win they will again be plagued by sepia halfbacks. The Badgers hav* Mgr. rEltosbeth Rot era mark opening of the SL John Danny Lewis at left half and John Bridgeman at right half. Lewi*, HUNTIN6 AMD SAVE $2 With Sohio Guaranteed Radiator Protoctton. fern get a wrRton guarantee Arena with its 13.400 capacity. who has a season average of better than eight yard* per try, is a ANOTHER GOOD REA. meat * that th* anti-fr**** In your radiator wilt b* protected against torn until Heading th* returning letter- junior. Bridgeman, who 1* averaging more than four yard* per WORK SHOE BARO/UKJI SON WHY NEGROES ENGINEER April U 19571 men are Capt.-elect Gen* Mill attempt, 1* a senior. Bridgeman is perhaps the fastest man on SHOULD VOTE REPUBLI- BOOT •«-**» *'• *» ard of Dayton; Frank Howard, the team. Aad this guarantee oosU you nothing *gtf*ul •CAN: They have had more a **»«!>• a-ki. steady employment and Columbus, and James Laughlin, • • • SAVE $5 If you should (oa* antifreeze, Sohio will *dd enough to r«*U»e you* Charleston, W. Va. These three higher paid positions under THE V. 8. OLYMPIC BOXING TEAM WILL HAVE TWO Ha original protection-FREB OF CH ARGR1 So oon* in •<»• lor thi* v»luaJUto are expected to hold starting the GOP adminis t r a t i o » waiian*, three Negroes and one Filipino on its roster. The Negro w Intel lili** *auvio*t berth*. *•* nboer pad keep than ever occurred in the fighters ar* featherweight Harry Smith from N. York City, Ught- Holdover* from last year with sfeet at body & past.—Paid PoL Adv. wclterweight Joe Shaw from St. Louis, and light-heavyweight Jim lesser playing tim* include Bob Boyd from Rocky Mount, N. C: . . ; Pro basketball start* the *ea-. Mosier, Findiay; Vern Bark- SAVE $2 _ son Saturday. Ray Felix ia slated to be a starter with the N. York fuU Insurance Coverage stall, Columbus; Norm Steag- Werb Sao* MAC'S all, Mt. Vernon; John Snyder, Knick*. SI Green, former Duquesnc «tar, is with the Rochester <7****i-- at PEYTON'S BYRD& SOU Defiance; Jim Niehaus, Hamil Royals. , »:i BODY FENDER & ton; Dick Bressler, Bowling PAINT SHOP AUTO LAUNDRY Green; Roger Dressier, Wads- Fhirtieth Campaign Enviable Record SAVE $2 an E. G*y st. - CL. xszsa worth; Ken Sidle, Ashland; Nor *€**-** Pick-Up And Delivery N. YORK, — Th* fabulous DETROIT. — In » season* Doe Mac Vaar Body Man man Martin, Jackson, and Joe Harlem Globetrotters got down of cross-country competition at SERVICL (s||>) STATIONS Columbus. O. *SM Cleveland'Ave. CA. 4-106J Dudley, Monroe. . ~^* to serious business this week, Wayne State university the Tar GILBERT' Top sophomores who will launching their 30th season of tar harriers have won over two- thirds of their meet*. Th* all- t • STATIONS 10 SERVE YOU • 4 make a strong bid for varsity haakatbaXL Ab* Saperstein's 21* E. TOWN ST. berths are Jim FerrelL Colum time record stand* at a* victor* court wizards headed for 1 h • GRACELAXO CENTER 841 E. Long SL CL. 8-1440 1493 E. Long SL . CL. 2-0171 ERNIE'S AUTO SERVICE bus; Dick Hagedorn, Grove middleweat and a series of im tea, 42 defeats aad thxe* ilea. Complete Serviee (to All Makes *f Cars City; Larry Huston, Savannah; portant games, opening OcL 36 CrosA-eountry Coach Daviid L. NORTHERN LIGHTS 777 Ms. Vernon Ave. CL. 2-0352 822 St. Clair Ave. CL. 8-8118 41S BL'TTI.KS AVK. (REAR} CA. I-TIM Ronald Nischwitz, Dayton, and at Champaign, HI. They appear Holme* hasn't had a toeing —*• f F.NTFR Craest W. Stewart. Prep. II ¥ear» Practical Experteace Jo* West, Hillsboro. son since 1943. ••K9HBBUh*i**A^Ja. Credit Arrange* Throng* Certified AotomobUe Serviee m Toledo, O. Nov. 2. 1 SATtFRDAY. -OCtOBRrt 27; 195, 'i V- PACK It* Mi THE OHIO SENTINEL MM1 SATURDAY*. OCTOBER 27. a-856 THE OHIO SBNTmEL- u&w ly.jT Is * Tennessee Sw I WILBERFORCE. — The Cen point Tennessee's final "touchdown I- s tral State Marauders' inability In the fourth period Central cam* after'Tecovering a Central to hold on to the ball, and the State's Wilbur Brown, standing fumble on Central's 10. Sidney early injury of tackle Rudolph in his end tone, fumbled and dimming* threw a 13 yard pass Adams and quarterback Ken was able to get out to tbe one, to Ernie Mays and WUburn "G 9)19) I neth Thomas, helped pave the from where Tennessee's William Suesberry kicked the extra Griffith plunged for the TD. point. LUCK BUCKS" way for the Tennessee State A-I Tigers to capture a 32-8 victory here Saturday. For the first 27 minutes it HHiH GRID ROUNDUP AND WOODY HAYES looked as if Central State would take the measure of the power 1 ful Tigers from the Volunteer East Ties Bears For Lead, state, and give them their first defeat of the season. Central State scored in the opening minutes when fullback Panthers Edge Aquinas 11 Herbert Drummond broke By ASA FEATHERSTONE back who acquired a leg injury 1956 OHIO STATE SCHEDULE through and blocked a punt, LASHING a terrific offen in the Tigers' 12-0 squeaker, oVer then scooped it up and ran 15 F sive punch and a cracker- South,' got into action for the Ohio State 34, Nebraska 7 yards for a touchdown. jack defense, Columbus East first time in a week as he raced Ohio State 32* Stanford 20 Central State was unable to High's title minded Tigers over 31 yards to score following a Ohio State. 26. Illinois 6 continue* a drive in the second whelmed West High's Cowboys, blocked punt by Herman Royer. Penn State 7, Ohio State 6 period when it seemed they 32-7 at West Friday night. The The Cowboys held the Bengals Oct. 97 Wisconsin Nov. 19 Indiana would go into the lead by two victory moved the defending scoreless in the' Second period Nov. 3 At NerthwesteraNev. 17 At Iowa touchdowns, but a fumble took City League champs into a tie and the half ended, 19-0. NOV. 34 Michigan place. Tennessee recovered and for the top spot with North's In the third period, Chuck this was! the beginning of things Polar Bears. Both have 3-0 re Comer ripped off runs of 12, 29 to come. cords in league play. and 36 yards and finally bucked • • • The Tigers took command over from two yards out to WITH LESS THAN three early In the first quarter as make the score East 25, West 0. I minutes remaining in the per they marched 49 yards te a'.* * iod, Central fumbled on its 31 score with faaey stepping and Walker of Tennessee recov. SOPHOMOBE SENSATION Chuck Comer going tbe final Alfred Jordan got the Bengals' ered. Central drew a 15 yard 13 yards. The extra point was final score as he broke loose for penalty and minutes later. Fay missed and the Bengals led 67 yards to the Cowboys' one Mitchell ran 11 yards for a 9-9. East tallied again after a yard line and two plays later touchdown. peer West punt, good for only took it over into pay dirt. Jor Tennessee came roaring back 19 yards. This time quarter to open the second half. Central back George T. Smith climax dan also added the extra point . < DENNIS JEFFERSON, 180 POUND quarterback, got off a ahort punt and Tenne ed the drive by saeaking over to make the score 32-0. Although is starting signal caller for the Florida A-M university ssee took over on Central's 29 from one ysrd out. Comer he's only 5 ft. 10 in., Jordan Kattlers, who meet strong Xavier university Gold Rush from where Tennessee went on sdded the extra point. weighs 160 pounds and carries Saturday afternoon, Oct. 27, in Tallahassee. _ to take the lead on a seven • • • himself like Bobby Watkins, for yard touchdown pass from Bob EARL MURRAY, East full merly of Ohio State. Crawford to Donald-Taylor. West showed a little life in the Tennessee scored again with final period as they marched 45 Beatty Athletic Card Embraces Crawford driving over from the yards to score. They added the three, then kicking the extra Columbia Univ. point with 1:34 remaining. The Activities For All Age Groups game ended with the Tigers in possesion on the '. Cowboy* 15 Beatty Center's fAH'and win -9. 12 year* add under; 7-10, 19- Defines Policy yard line. ter athletic program will offer 18. a wide range of activites for all FRIDAY — (Boys) — 3:30-8. 10-DAY Meanwhile, at Canton North's Beat Wisconsin! 13-15 years; 7-10, all adults, 23 On Sports Bias Polar Bears suffered their first age groups including physical fitness drills, badminton, volley and over. N. YORK. — Columbia uni loss of the season at the hands ball, boxing, shuffle board, floor SATURDAY — (Boys) — 9- SPECIAL versity never participates in any of powerful Canton Lincoln 25-0. paddle tennis, floor hockey and 10:30, 13 years and under; 10:39 Is Back Again! \ sporting event Uv which Negro »" • * • "_ tether pole tennis. -IT, 13-15. *• > **» ,. "Good Luck To Tb* Team/' Ready Third ot Every Month members of its teams are dis Beet Wishes AT CENTRAL, the Pirates After basketball leagues be Compliments Of Send 15.99 by Western Union criminated against in any man Tbe gym schedule is as Money Order with Your couldn't over throw South's follows: gin play, instructions will be ROY KING JACKFBOST, 1st; ner, Ralph Furey, Columbia di given each day from 9-7 p.m. FLAMINGO CLUB - Name, Phone and City rector of intercollegiate athlet Bulldogs and vise-versa as the MONDAY — (Girls) — 3:30-6. Franklin Ceanty Excavating 8-15 years; 7-10, 19*18 years. ics, announced here. game ended in a~scoreless tie. % . Clerk ef Cearts 794», E. Long St. Jas. Dlaoa, Prep. TUESDAY — (Boys) — 3:30 ,_ * 3*47 Leonard Av*. . CL.-9-9594 His announcement followed a It wa* a thriller all the way and •9, 12 years and under; 7-10. 16 Win With y~) H.R0 meeting with representatives of many ot the fans won't forget Loop Leagues Best Of Luck In '361 Ye* Ohio—Beat Wisconsin 1 the Columbia NAACP chapter. -18 years. "Columbia never has and it. Both teams had goal line WEDNESDAY — (Boys) — TEDBROWN SULLY'S LOAN OFFICE never will participate in any stands which brought the crowd 3:30-6. 13-19 fears; 7-10, 19 and Being Formed McCOWN'S PINE ROOM BAR 4 LOUNGE Candidate Far Re-Election t* 795-797 ML Vernon Ave. (" Col's, O. sporting event where a member to its feeL Hal Ward was over. • ', Pre-season basketball leagues Secretary ef Stat* Largest Pawn Stock In City ' THURSDAY — (Boys) —3:30 J. J. McCcwa, Prop. 1099 HI. Veraoa Ave. CL. t-*2$t of the team is not accorded all South's most called on ball car are being organized at Beatty of the privileges, whether on rier as he almost broke away Center, Columbus, for boys and After The Game — Then Th* DOCTOR the playing field or in eating, girls. CUIPEPPER REALTY CO. sleeping, traveling, or social fa . . .but a game saving tackle The junior league is for per FEATHERSTONE MARKET TORCH CLUB Sales, Appraisals A Property Management cilities, granted his team on the big 200 pounder by little Six Additions sons 12 years and under. Inter 941 ML Vernoa Ave. Col's, O. William C. Culpepper, President Mr. A Mrs. Feotherstone, Pr*p'* X-2K's mates," Furey asserted in spell Art Morlan ended the threat and mediate league is for 13-15 year 459 N. 19th SL CL, 3-9559 ing out the university's policy olds and senior league, 16-18. 895 E. Long SL CL. 3-*iS*8 the drive. To Wilberiorce Good Luck In '58 Ohio State BEAT WISCONSIN I All leagues begin play th* FIGURE FOIBLES first week: in November. GROSSMAN PAPER STOCK (0. Best Wishes Woody Hayes k Team ADDITION: AT LINDEN, THE Panthers Teacher Force BEST WISHES, OHIO STATE 486 414 913 scored 20 points in the final WILBERFORCE. — Six new Arnold Grossman ARROW period to upset the Terriers appointments to the Wilberforce 1974 S. Fourth SL Col's, O. ORRIS A. MAYS REAL ESTATE PRICE BROTHERS (0. 293 241 062 university faculty were announ from Aquinas, 26-25. (enter Adds Experts In Buying, Selling & Property Management Z. B. Richards— Skirt*and Tie* ced by Pres. Charles L. Hill Cat's, O. 451 ML Vernon Ave. CA. 4-M53 1M Welch Ave. SUffTTrUcrloN: • • • The appointees: HARRIS BODY SHOP 664 702 203 CITY LEAGUE RACE at a Daniel L. Williams, who joins Boxing Facilities The Place To Dine After The Game Ed Bailey •GOOD LUCK TEAM ' 321 148 039 "tit* uni* «•*» aa ta* glance: the Dept. of Education as assis A boxing ring floor with pinch General Body 8c Fender Repair — Painting * N. HIGH ST. Team Won Last tant professor of elementary padding was recently installed :. All Work Guaranteed NOVELTY FOOOTBU J ADDITION: 779, 955, 975 CawnsSs o*u East 9 9 education. at Beatty Center's boxing room. Rear 91 Hamilton Ave. CA. 4-4359 HILL RADIO-TV & ELECTRIC SERVICE SUBTRACTION: 243, 557. 194 c ve Food Service Around Th* Clock North S 9 Helen V. McLean, associate Training procedure includes Distinct CA. 4-*533 professor of French. Good.Luck, Team 913 Mt. Vernoa Ave. 741 E. Long St League Schedule: Aquinas .shadow boxing, heavy and speed Juanita H. Pyrtie. assistant at East. North at Linden. bag workouts, rope skipping, A. W. BURNS 4 SONS OPEN FOR BUSINESS!I professor of elementary educa road work, calisthenics and rub Rack 'Em Up State* PLAZA HOTEL & APEX UATS CL£AN£D GAME OF THE WEEK — tion. downs. CONSTRUCTION (0. COLUMBIA POOL ROOM Iff! HM SHOP Aquinas at EasL Dr. B. W. Abramson, Dept. of The program is open to am Paving Contractors RECREATION PARLOR psychology. Dr. Abramson pre 812 E. Long St. CL. 3-3515 MogtOCKBD ateurs 16 and over each Mon Offices In "Columbus & Jackson, O. 929 ML Vernon Ave. E«V Price. Prop. Frank Drungoid. Prop. viously served at Otterbeih col day through Friday, 8-10 p.m. Mala Offices—424 Woodland Ave. CL. 3-7315 739-74* E. Lang St. (Formerly Young's) lege and is a member^of the CAPITAL DETECTIVE ELECT 'Good Luck To Coach Expert Hat Service Grant hospital medical staff in NEW* AGENCY Columbus. Handy With Dukes FRIEDMAN RHANCE CTT. Woody Heyes And BIG BEAR Blocking and Cleaning ROBERT R. REED The Team" Yvonne Walker, assistant pro E. LANSING. Mich.— Cliff George fount.. Expert Hatter Loans On Motorcycles, Autos, Furniture fessor of English. LaRose,. first string right guard St Appliances Your Representative to MARKETS Associate Mrs. Roberta Alexander, choir jwTthe Michigan State football the General Assembly — GUY ELBIN WaVfte Brown. President CL. 3-6533 Sydney Lee. Proprietor t>U MIU s. <> director and teacher of voice, team, was Detroit CYO light 997 ML Vernon Av*. Attorney. Capable, Franklin C-unty 77* W. Geedale SL DepL of Music. weight boxing champion in 1953. Jfeteran, Qualified Columbus, Ohm SATURDAY, OCTOB&R 27*, 18*A VAGiHa a% THK OHIO SENTINEL RATTjRbA¥\ OCTOBER 2*7. JBgf THg OHIO SENTINEL PAGB/lf it; [i REAL ESTATE FOR SALE We Buy. Sell And Geraldine S. Smith Mamed Acting Dunbar Life Columbus Office Head It's Easy To Place A Want Ad-Phone CL 3- 7416 Eaxhange Real Estate college, Bluefield, W. Va., In Mr*. Smith also managed on* ot CHARLES WORLBY September, 1941, and spent two th* district debit* and mad* a* LEGAL NOTICES LONG St GRANT MISC. FOR SALE Classified Ad USED CLOTHING STORE 111 N. 2*th SL Colombo*, O. year* there, majoring in busjU outstanding performance. Mildred B. Furlough, whose ness. In 1847 ah* graduated from Because ot nor Initiative, am We boy and sell ladles aad CL. 2-1612 test known address is 166 W. Morgan Barber college and en bition, aggressiveness and abil RATES 141st SL, ApL If, New York, N. men's used clothing. tered the barber trade La Page- ity Ui do * Job, sirs. Smith wa* v.. will take notice that oa Oct. Cor. Long A Great PAPER'S SHOF STORE ton, which trad* ah* pursued appointed acting manager of th* Columbus, O. Want Ad Readers, Per 2, 1956, Otha B. Furlough fUed Factory Keturned Sample Snoes • Men's Army Work Safittftl D. Hooker until moving to Columbus. district. Under her leadership lar^aWW-eWw* aVB ft WAV I Line .25 his petition in the Common '* * == Shoe* • Men's Dress Shoes •- Women's & Children's Mrs. Smith first joined the the district i* expected to show (Count Fiv* (5) Words Pleas Court of Franklin County, Hath way & Ferguson Shoes • Women's House Slippers .50 to $1.00 While Dunbar family in August, 1851, much progress and develop int* Per Line) O., Division ot Domestic Re HOOFING They Last •Baby Shoes .SO and 51.00. aa an underwriter. She remain- on* of th* largest unit* In th* lations in Cause No. SSS93, pray * FURNACE WORK 529-531 N. 20th St.. Cor. Leonard Columbus, Ohio ad with th* company' until ah* company'* system. MINIMUM CHARGE .... .75 ing for a divorce from her on 873 Mt Venom Av*. requested maternity leave. On Mr*. Smith reside* with he* Display Want Ads, Per the grounds of wilful absence Columbus Ohio Feb. a, 1*66, ah* was reemploy - husband, William, and daughter, MISC SERVICES USED CARS FOR SALE Inch IMP fos a period of more than one CL. 24414 MISC. SERVICES «d -ma cashier of th* Columbu* Mona, at 420 SL Clair av., Ca- DEADLINES year last past. Said cause will CHRYSLER NEW TOBKEB, office. While in this position, lumbus. be for hearing *a or after Nov. Readers: Wednesday Noon THE COLUMBUS HOME LAUNDRY 'at hardtop. Full power, beau Display: Tuesday, 5 P. M. 17, 1956 Wm. A. Toler, Atty., BEll (OR U. 1-3151 AND DRY CLEANERS tiful twatoae finish, new 16-6, 13, 20, 27, 11-2, 16, 1956. Cash or Budget—All W. V*. WSW tires, Immaculate. Pri Dorothy Saa Bias* 6" .. $13.45 Cleaners and Launderers of Quality and Distinction A On* Stop Cleaning Service vate owner, S11M.M. AX. LEGAL NOTICES Mary Curry, whose last Dorothy Sua Blase 6x2 .. $13.25 14661 after 5:15 p. m. COLUMBUS DEATH NOTICES known address b 4116 Delmar IV. V*. or Ky. G" Black $13.25 All Work Don* At Our Plant Robert Grixxard. whose last 628 E. LONG ST. * Columbus. O. CL. 24415 known address Is 992 S. Jackson Blvd., St. Louis, Mo., will take Ohio 0" Lump .$11.25 USTIN. Mr*. Rozi* Ford, 19 ot relatives aad ,'riend*. Serv St., Tullahoma, Tenn., will take notice that on Oct. IS, 1956, Ohio Furnace Lump 6*2 21146 i»v. A N. Dress) av., died Monday. ices Tuesday with burial in Wil notice that on OcL 2,1956, Sarah Wood row Carry filed his peti Surviving ar* airier, Mrs. Sum- mington. Local arrangements tion In the Common Pleas Court BEll COAl CL 1-3151 Excellent Service At SID Grixxard filed her petition la the OemALDI NE A SMITH mie Eatice. 1281 E. Long St.; by WiUiams-McNabb. Common Pleas Court of Frank of Franklin County, O., Division nephews, Herman Eatice,' Way- • • e of Domestle Relations la Cause AGE for FENCE MOONEY CHINESE HAND LAUNDRV & ORY CLEANING lin Ceanty, O., D 1 v 1 • 1 o a of D. C. Chandler, president of ton, W. Va., has resided In Col man and Robert Ford, Ports SPEAKS, Mo*** McKinley, No. 8661B, praying for a divorce AH Lines of Laundry Work—Work Clothes A Specialty Domestic Relations in Caase No. DOWN Dunbar Life Insurance Co., an umbu* sine* December, 1950. mouth; niece, Ruth Smith. died Thursday. Surviving as* from her on the grounds ef wil 903 ML Vernon Av*. Columbus, Ohio 85864. praying for a divorce CHAIN LINK '48 OLDS Convt. Hydra. 2230 nounce* appointment of Mrs. She attended the elementary Portsmouth, other relative*. wife, ktollie; son*. Elmer ful absence for afore than oae OPEN SAT. 'TIL 11 P. M. tram him ea th* grounds of wil ALUMINUM '48 MERC. 4-Dr. RAH . $295 Geraldine S. Smith a* acting schools of Page ton and gradu Service* were Wednesday at Spear* and Robert William*} year last past, and gross neg ful absence for a period at more ORNAMENTAL '49 NASH 4-Dr. RAH .. 2165 manager of it* Columbus district ated from Gary High, Gary, W. Brooks. daughter, Mrs. Maude Hubbard; lect of duty. Said cause will be than one year last past, and W000 '41 CHEV. 4-Dr. R&H . $165 office, 761 E. Long st. Va., in June, 1641. She matricu « • • sister**, Mia* Carrie Spears aad for he* ring oa or after Dec. 1, FREE STOP AT asking for custody ot two minor COLUMBUS LAUNDRY •47 DODGE 4-Dr. RAH 6165 Mrs. Smith, a native of Page- lated at Bluefield Stat* T** chars Mr*. C*nl« Morris; brother, 1956.—Wm. A. Toler, Atty., 16- BLAND, Henry C Sr.. 1479 children, Sarah Frances, three - ESTIMATES JEFF'S POOL ROOM '48 DE SOTO Club Cpe. IJ85 Arthur Spear*; other relative*. years, sad Clara Virginia, age 20, 27, 114, IB, 17, 24, 1956. & DRY CLEANING ML Vernon av., died Saturday. 1216 MT. VERNON AVE. '47 CHRYS. Club Cpe. . $146 Service* Tuesday under direct eight months. Said cause will be TIME §66 ML Vernoa Av*., Col's. O. Surviving are wife, Mr*. Claud Columbus. O. '47 FORDS Choice of 2 $1*» ion of WhitUker. for heariag ea or after Nov. 17, Geneva Yulll, whose last ia Bland; daughters, Laureen Family aad Bachelor Bundles Cigars, Candies and Ice Cold •48 KAISER 4-4Dr. . Ml 19*,—Wm. A. Toler, Atty., 1*6, known address Is 6211 Magnolia PAYMENTS B. Dean and Dorothy B. Mmnis; • • * Drapes, Blankets, Repairs A Soft Drink* •47 HUDSON 4-Dr $66 13, 2*. 27.114,16, 1*5*. Ave., Philadelphia, Pa., will C. JEFFERSON, Prop. son, Henry C. Bland, Jr.; grand THOMPSON, C*u*. ST., 4*9 Alterations '46 CHEV. 4-Dr. R&H ...... 675 take notice that aa OcL 24, 1956, IN NEED OF A child! en, brother*, Lang stan Parson* av., died Monday. Sur Aline Randle, whose last James A. Yulll filed his petition FLORINE RAMSEY, Mgr. •51 CHEV. Convert, PG ... $465 Bland. Macon. Ga., and James viving ar* wjfe. Lucy; sera, Otta, known address I' 2233 N. Illi in the Common Pleas Court ot NEW er USED C. L. RAMSEY, Prop. •51 CHEV. 4-Dr. PG $385 E, Bland. Columbus; nieces, Jr.; daughter. Mrs. Bernice Yaw- nois St.. Indianapolis, lad., will Franklin County, O., Division TIPTOP CLEANERS •51 KAISER 4-Dr. Hydra. . $385 other relative*. Serv-j brougb; brothers, tak* notice that on Sept. 26, of Domestic Relations, te Cause t76 MT. VERNON AVE. '52 STUDE. Champ. 4-Dr. . $485 ice* were Wednesday at Shiloh \ Timothy Thompson; 19.-.6. Harry Rat-die filed his pe- No. S6166, praying for a divorce ADDIE & JOSEPH Columbus, Ohio •51 STUDE. 6-CyL Cp* ... $385 with arrangement* by C. D. ran, other relative*. tlttoa ia the Common Pleas from her on th* grounds of TRUCK •51 NASH Amb. 4-Dr $285 White and Son. Thursday et Williama-McNabti. Court of Franklin County, O., gross aegleet at duty. Said BURKS Pick Op sad Delivery •51 FORD 2-Dr. Wagon . ai * • Division of Domestle Relation*, ONE DAT 8ERV1CE * • • can** will be tor heariag aa or CALL '48 DODGE Cp*. RAH .. OOFER, Ida. 364 Galloway, in Cause No. 65744, praying for SHINE PARLOR WAatBEN, lie*. Carrie, 992 after Dee. 8, 195*.— Wm. A. "54 FORD 2-Dr. RAH . died Sunday. Surviving era sons, a divorce from her on the DELUXE Greenwey, died Sunday. Survt**- FRED IAY10R '54 FORD 4-Dr. O'Driv* Thomas Marvin and Ivan Gofer; grounds of wilful absence tor Toler, Atty.. 1649, 114, 16, IT, DYEING A SHINING REAL ESTATE FOR SALE bag are husband, Emmett; 24, 12-1, 1656. GEORGE BYERS SONS 959 MT. VERNON AVE. BUICK Htp. Dyna. • • daughter*, Iown Hairstoo aad! daughter*. Pearl Clay, Vernefl I more than one year last past. 626 LEONA AVE. Story-and-s- n CAD. 4-Dr. Hydra, .. Said.cause will be for heariag Columbus, O. Maaerin* Day; grandchildren, Hawkins. Catherine War res, APT. FOR RENT FURN. U. 1-7601 half, two bedrooms and bath. *50 CAD. 4-Dr Hydra. .. gzaat-graradchildrcn. other rela- I Esther Noble, all eg Cahwnhua, on or after Nov. IB. 1955.—Wm. Living room, dining room, '50 PONT. 4-Dr. Sharp .. A. Toler, Atty., 9-29, 16-S, 13, trve* and friends. S « r v i c • s j aad Dorothy Hudson, if. York} AT kitchen. Finished second floor. •51 CAD. 4-Dr. Hydra. .. 26, 27, .114, 1956. ___, Thursday at Crosby funeral I son*. Curtis, Corumbus; Leroy. SAM'S ******** garage, aide drive. '48 PACK, 2-Dr. 1-owner home. Canton; Add. HuntsviDe, Aia-| Charlie Burriel, whose last 3-ROQM APARTMENT FOR RENT SHINE PARLOR < Extra large tot. Call tor ap •53 OLDS ••»*•' 4-Dr ***** Elder Clinton Warren, Inhster, known address Is 1466 Cratona SSS N. 26th SL, Columbus, O pointment to see. AX. 9-8635. '53 FORD w-T. Pickup . COLE. Frederick. Jr.. 23. 1336 Mich.: brothers. Bev: 8. at. Ave.. Bronx 56, N. Y., will take Completely furnished, including kitchen. Second floor. '54 BUICK 2-Dr. RAH . Lee av. Surviving ar* parent*, JHoame, Atlanta; James Boarae, Prop., SAMUEL PEN SON Patronize notice that on OcL 16, 1956, Two private entrances. Everything private except bath (236) (166) '53 FORD 2-Dr. RAH .. Mr. aad Mas. Frederick Col*, j Detroit; Scott Roam*. Boanoke, Ohio Sentinel Viola Burriel filed her petition (shared with 3 adults). No children. $22.50 per week. Have Your White Shoes Oyad •51 FORD "S" Cfiub.Cpe. Sr.; sisters, Mr*. Marguerite j Va; other relatives and friend*. Advertisers! in the-Common Pleas Court of •51 DODGE 4-Dr * PhiUips and Mr*. Georgetta j Service* wer* Wednesday with Franklin Courtly. O., Division Inquire CL. 64399. '51 CHEV 2-Dr. Sharp .... Stevens; grandfather. Randolph j arrangement* by C. D. of ltoraesthr-ftelsttons ta Caase READER-ADVISOR '52 PLYM. 2-Dr. Clean .... Morris; other relative*. Sox- and Son. No. SCO50, (praying for a divorce '52 HUD. 4-Dr. R&H vices Saturday at Williams-Mc from him on the grounds of wil '50 ful absence tor mere than one APARTMENTS FOR HELP WANTED FORD 2-Dr. Deluxe ... Nabb. CABPF.VTEB, Fred, 629 E. •50 BUICK Hdtp. Dyna. ... • • • Spring st. Surviving are a eta*. year last past, and is asking BACHELOR MEN & TAKE TIME OUT FOR BEAU MADAM DONNA '50 PONT. Deluxe 2-Dr. ... 971*9. Archer. 99 Australia Arthur, George and Eddie; permanent custody of one minor TY. Housewives aad ra*thers. WOMEN •51 •L, dacd Monday. Surviving are daughter. Elizabeth; father, child, Robert L. Burriel, age ! Yon can earn as mnch as TeBs what you want to know. Doesn't ask questions, tell* ot HUD. 2-Dr. Wasp Also Rooms For Rerit •53 wa*. Carrie; stepdaughter. Mrs. j James; brothers, Harold, years. Said cause will be tot $40.66 weekly ia your spare tov* aad marriage, courtship aad business. Came today I KAISER Manhattan- . •53 Attn* Wittouby, other relative*, j Frank. Ed. Jerry aad Boy; ***• hearing on or after Dec. 1, 1956 CA 1-6208 time. "TV Advertised" Avon Tomorrow may be too late! Satisfaction guaranteed. Solves DODGE 4-Dr. I-owner —Wm. A. Toler, Atty.. 16-20, 27, financial problems. '52 CHEV. Hdtp, PG Services Friday in the chapel j ters, Mrs. Rhea Wallace and cosmetics trains you. Call CA. •51 11-3, IB, 17, 24, ma. Fl--K.NI SBED APARTMENT. Hour* DAM. Till 9 P. M. Daily and Sunday PONT. Wag.'Hydra. ... ef Williams-McNabb. Mi** Catherine Carpenter; other 14279. '51 ~ItovMnR*bm~wh~©se last~ad- North end. Two rooms. 562 E. MAIN ST. Columbus, O. FORD 4-Dr. RAH • • • j relatives and friends. Services •51 dress Is unknown, will take no Ground floor.' An private. WAREHOUSEMAN. Betweea PLYM. 2-Dr. O'drive . JACKSON, Lawrence A.. 9 j were Saturday with arrange- tice that aa September 22, 1956, Unities paid. No children. sges 2245. Mast have driver's •63 FORD 2-Dr. RAH 999 E. Rich at., died ] menu by WffliarravafeKabb. Harvey R. Rabin filed her peti Call after 6 p. m. Call Mrs. license, also some knowledge •52 OLDS 68 4-Dr. Few. .. Surviving ar* par eats, I * * * GET A REAL BUY I ! •52 tion in the Common Pleas Court Pattoa. CL. 2-7S64. of radio aad television parts. FORD »4-T. Pickup -. and Mrs. Jonathan Jack- CABTEat. Mrs. Bertha, 216 N. of Franklin County, Ohio, Divi •65 R « brother, Jonathan; sisters, ; Monroe av., died Monday. Sur- Apply k* per*** to Backey* DODGE 2-Dr sion of Domestic Relation* la FURNISHED BOOMS. Lovely TRADE-INS 'S3 PACK. Hdtp. Power .. Eueen, Mrs. Richard Turner j vivmg are huabaad. Gifford| Caase No. 657*4, praying for a location. Near three buslines. Electronics, 242 E. Long St., '62 DEALS 10 SATISFY aad Mrs. Yvonne Hill, of Circle- \ cmeuna, Mrs. Ethel Payne, Mr*. divorce from him aa the grounds Reasonable rates. Can CL. Columbus. 57 ARE COMING FASH v i 11«; maternal grandmother. Barbara Hall. Mrs. Jess Hew- ot wilful absence aad gross neg 24241. •S3 FORD Convertible. BAIL '46 MERCURY 4-Door. Mrs. Helen Churchill; paternal ard, Mra. Marie Dcana*, Mrs. lect et duty. Farber F.OJsf shSjBJ $1*5 grandmother, Mrs. Mary Jack- ' Chariagte Watson, airs, Gweado- TWO FURNISHED rooms for CHILD CARE '55 FORD Fatrlan*. 4-Dr. •53 FORD Ctry Sedan. 4-Dr. aoa; ether rfiluvee. Services'. tsn PetUforri; otSer rehutvea Said cause will he tor heariag mea, only. Near two buslines. PAUL DAVIES ^Wm^af%aWf aW*TV» 8*0as* Wagon. R&H 61685 R&H. 2-Tone $1665 CL. 8-6243, eves. '54 PONTIAC Conv. BAH. Thursday by Wa^uaans-McNabb. I and friend*. Serviee* Thursday, on ar after November 16. 1*96. ATTENTION MOTHERS!!! •56 FORD Custom V*6, 2-Dr. Waa. H. Bretr.*, Atty. LIFETIME SERVICE POLICY Hydra. FP Enptn, .. 61865 -'«.. {OcL 18. p.rn.. at Gay SL NICE FRONT ROOM tor cou HO Ha HIGH RAH 81795 6-29, 16-6, 12, 26, 27,11-2, 1956. Need extra money tor '56 CHEVY V-8 218 2-D*. '51 BUICK Cone. RAH. Floretta 'viola. 993 N. ] BapusL Arrangements by ple. Cooking and laundry. CL. "54 FORD Crestline Conv'L '50 MERCURY Convertible. AX4V6622 AX-9-7470 Ohio av., died Friday. Surviving j iam*JtcNabh. Christmas? RAH $285 RAH. P.G. 61665 Dyna. .»• .$869 Llllie Mae Parte, whose last 3-274L Place your child with as. Fordo. W.S.W. tires. Black •61 PONTIAC Con* R&H ar* rutahand. Jasper; stepeon*. address Is unknown, will tak* top. light finish .... $1265 '51 BUICK 4-Dr. Radio, heater '52 FORD 2-Dr. New Paint. Hydra. $496 Curtis. Charles, Willi* and Wu- HELP WANTED VtliJ «• .«•••••*•*•*>*»• 4^"*a*6**' notice that *a Oct. 22. 1996, UKVDEAN '56 PLVMOOTH HT. Power- 2-ton* finish $375 hert Lewie; sisters, Mrs. Fkw-! Charles T. Parte filed his peti WOMEN SEW EAST ready-eat '54 FORD 2-Dr. Customlin*. WELCH'S once Phillips and Mrs. Lucmda Missies Slates flit*. 2-ton* fin., ivory over Radio, heatet $965 tion la th* Common Pleas Court boase coats home. Earn frem PLAY SCHOOL blue. W.S.W. tire*. Wflmer; nephews, Cihar&e* BeLL ot Franklin County, O., Division •51 PLYMOUTH Hardtop. We Do Car On nasKatJ - 12S-C*r Seta*** Jr., aad Trod Bell; other rel* • • $17.46 to $26.16 rtosea. Write— RAH $1695 RAH, 2-tone finish . $165 MOTOR SALES Sernets, Sesfs of Domestic Relations la Caase Accurate Style. F r e e p o r t, 224 Wuaea Ave. CL. 3-7776 five* aad friends. Service* Tues- j Penteceatal Cusfwrl tflesiaa. No. M142, praying for a divorce New York. Children At** 2-10- Quality Used Cars day at ML Olivet with arrange- < 630 K. Long *L, Cofaunbu*, pr*> tram her aa the grounds ef -Transportation- 127-CAR SELECTION All W« Ask Ls A Trial ment* by Croaby. | scats a program of songs and gran aegleet at duty. Said caaae COUNTER HELP. Day sad . . . You Be The Judge ***** !*ermonette« by Columbus smg- will be far heariag aa or after uLght shifts. Must be expert* Houra: Ail Cars Wmterlred^Wlth Permanent Anti-freer* - 6:30 A. M. — S:30 P. M 2266 Laekkwhra* HI. 4-8S55 MEDLET, Leona J . 934 N era and minister* Sunday. Oct, Dee. B. 195*\_Wm. H. Baraks. eared and BAT* local refer 26tis st., died Friday. Surviving j 28. 3 p.m. Atty.. 16-27.114. 16, 17, 24, 12-1, ences. Mast apply ta person. City arm State Approved 22 Cleveiarrd Ave. OpenEves CA. 8-5587 Walter "Pe* Wee'' Ketch, 770 W. Dnai Open til 16 LA S-352S Mr*. Hannah BaraetL Prep .«*»*-•». a*«*«*w •«•*• are daughters; Masdae Medley; j Elder Wmhvm W. Carson m 2*5*. 1912 N. High SL, Coiambus. granddaughter, Sandra Jo;' «th- pastor.