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Large Attendance Expected Here For Elks State Convention An estimated WOO Elks began dent of the association and lau- AHIOE FROM tbe business ***- Tlie Antler Guard Ball and * f-•*'•* *t,, west on tsmg past th* to converg* on Columbus early r* A Powell ot Toledo, president siont, many social event, wltl beauty contest highlight the Satur reviewing stand between Hamilton Thursday for th. 40th annual meet- Ot the Temples will presid. over highlight th* four-day confab. A day night public meeting which be and Lexington *v*,, and disband ot the Ohio Stat. Ass'n of th. Im the business session* of the order. banquet at the Deshler-Hltton ho gin* *l 10 p.m. ing on tjffxlngton in the vicinity of proved Benevolent Protective Or (Se* complete schedule of the tel **-noring Pre*. Grant and Pow- On Sunday, tlie delegate* will Spring *L der of Elks of the World. meeting. *nd other event, else -*U .nd the Civil Libertie* Dept. worship *t the church of their *trts,Trtsyr~ «^l^s <**• the Franklin Lodg. No. so* and Cap where In this p*per.) at 9 p.m. Thursday it the first of choice. And at 2 p.m. the colorful Garfield »cNi*>l ground* at 3:3d ital City Tempi. No. 231 are host* Among the grand lodge digni such affair*. parade, corttitting of baton-twir and the piTjfsenUtlon of eward* Of the four day convention which taries to be on hand for the mam At 2 p.m. Friday, Mayor W. ling majorette, stepping gracefu- will mark the do** of tb* ctwven- convened at Pythian Temple. f"*T moth occaalon are Hohtton Reynods Ralston Westlake, Slat* Auditor tly to th* music of several crock- iron. Mt. Vernon av., at 3:30 a.m. grand exalted ruler, Philadelphia, James A. Rhodes and Councilman marching bonds, will climax th* Ci*r*ru** Ranwcy I. general Thursday. .Olentangy Ilij V.- r'J Fred Grant of Hamilton, presi ber, of the order. at 7:30 p.m. at this same place. to Taylor *v„ south on Taylor to ruler. Ing recent Intertcholattic Tenniils Tournamen.. t of tbe American Tennis Att'n held ot A-T college, Greensboro. N.C. At loft: Dr. R. "Whirlwind" Johnson, ATA vice protident, Lynchburg, Va., presents owardt to finalist* in the glrlt' double*, runnertup MagdalenD Shorrod and Corolyn WIHiamt, Portsmouth, Va., OHIO STAT* *V3%tm UWUIf ond w'nn*Ts/1mog*n* Williams ond Jodift Prince, HawJdnt Tex. Center panel; Dr. Samuel D. Proctor, A-T pretldent, left, wltnestet at Dr. Johnton accepts trophies frbm Mots H. Kendri*, Washington, D.C, right, public relations firm dWector, who reprat*ntad Coca-Cola. For right panel: Boys' singlet champion 13TB * HIOH ST. Sanford, Hbwie, second from left, Wlntton-Salem, N.C, congratulates LoMar William*, second from right, runn*rup. Looking on from laftt R. I. Graves, COLUMBUS, OHIO Howie's coach, Carolyn Williams, glrlt tingles champ from Portsmouth, Va., and J. I. McOrlff, coach for LaMar and Corolyn. Winners or* entitled to play THE OHIO In th* U.5. Lawn Tennis Att'n Intertcholattic Tournament in Chariotresville, Vo., Jun* 19. — MHKO N*wt Bureau. I THI PEOPLI'S THE OHIO SENTINEL CHAMPION THURSDAY, JUNE 1,1961 SENTINEL Vol. 12, No. 52 THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1961 20 CENTS COLUMBUS, OHIO

• SPORTS GLEANINGS Patterson One Of 10 Most Influential Moore, Fullmer Heavyweight chsmp Floyd Pat Donald Glasser, FCC chairman • By BILL BELL • Sport* Editor terson was named by the Boys' Newton Mlnow, Industrialist Peter Club of New York a. one of Amer Peterson and pianist Van Cllburn. Working Out For • - AIMMED in ica's Ten Most Influential Young Men. Among the others chosen All ot these men are under 40 a At. WILSON of South High school was the only track star from were astronaut Alan Shcpard, U. and have made signlflcent achieve Title Hatches * city high school to place tn the state track and field championships S. Attorney General Robert F. ments in their respective fields, in the Ohio State stadium last Saturday. Al tied for third place in the Kennedy and television star Dick Mr. Capra pointed out. "They ulinen in high jump to score South's lone 2y, point*. Clark. serve as excellent examples of what can be acc*omplished by 1 Jerry Woodward of Columbus Rosary finished fifth in the 120-yard Selection of these men was based ~ young men in the United States high hurdles In the Class A division. upon their Impact on American today. Dennis Jones of Worthlngton High, Central District AA champion society rather than the views and In the 100 and 200-yard dashes and the 180 low hurdles, placed fifth in professions they represent, accord "Floyd Patterson, by "becoming the 100-yard dash and third in the 180-yard low hurdle*. ing to Boys' Club executive direc the first man to regain the heavy Wr The AA title was won by Dayton Roosevelt, which has become a tor Peter Capra. Other, on the weight championship, upholds the power in sports In the last few years. They won tlie state basketball list were humorist Mori Sahl, play 'never say die' spirit of the Ameri crown in I960. wright Paddy Chayefsky, physicist can character. Cleveland East Tech was a close second with 21 points to Roose-" 8*j On Page J veit's 2/. 'Goose' Tatum Is Held for $118,000 Back Tax East. Tech's mile relay team, composed of Sulllvant Hunter, 6on Burks, Bob Womack and Charles Mitchell, set a new record for the KANSAS CITY, Mo—Though he for the years of 1956 and'57, but event of 3:21.7. Tlie old mark of 3:26.6 was set by East Tech In 1959. earned an estimated tt03,000 in paid no tax for '68 and '59, in Henry Weaver of Mansfield was a double winner, romping home the • last four years. Roscoe which he did file. (Goose) Tatum, veteran basket Judge Richard M. Duncan said: Student's Death A Shock ahead ot the field in 100-yard dashes and the 180-yard low hurdles. His time for the events was .09:7 and :19.1, respectively. ball comedian, pleaded nolo con "It may be that he (Goose) earn tender (no contest) before court Melvin Orr of East Tech won the 220-yard dash and anchored ed the money, but somebody else Slory On Page 2 here last week, which contends Tech's 880 relay team to victory. got it. It looks like this man', he owes $118,000 in back taxes skill may be primarily confined ARCHIE MOORE 0 BIG NEWS in the track world was made at Modesto. Cal.. In and penalties. to his hands and feet. He may the'California Relays when Ralph Boston, Olympic broad jump cham Government attorneys charge need a manager or guardian or MONTICELLO. N. Y. — World pion and holder of the world's record for the event, broke hit own rec that the former Harlem Globe maybe both." The judge then or light-heavyweight champ Archie ord and crashed the heretofore unsurmountable barrier of, 27 ft. by trotters "court magician" not only dered a pre-sentence investigat Moore Monday rounded out weeks leaping 27 ft. *» in. failed to file Income tax returns ion and set a hearing for June 16. ot training here for defense of hit Boston held the record set last year of 2* ft. ItVi In., wt-ich erases title against Italy's Guillio Rinal- do on June 10, with a four-round the mark of 26 ft. 8*.* in. set in 1935 at Ann Arbor, Mich., by Jesse tn during the seventh and shut the Twins out for the rest of the game sparring session, divided in halve* Owens. to preserve the victory for the "Mudcat.** with light-heavyweight Greatest Jlra Johnson ot UCLA, a younger brother of Refer Johnson, Two other sepia hurlers did not fare so well Memorial Day—Sad Crawford and middleweight Ob- world's greatest decathalon star, was voted the outstanding UCLA Sam Jones and Juan Marehial of the Giants were both victims of the dulio Nunez. track and field star of 1931. This was the second time in three years surprising Cincinnati Reds' murderous bats. that Jim had won the award. He won it In 1959. Jim is one of the Meanwhile, challenger Rinaldo few athletes who has not been lost In the shadows of a famous brother 0 THE REDS drove Jones from Ihe mound In the third inning of worked a total ot six rounds with as they attend the same school. Jim. In addition to being a great hur the first game and went on to win. 7-*. Marehial lasted four Innings sparring partners at Haines Falls, dler and a good broad jumper, was good enough in football to be in the nightcap before he was lifted for a pinch hitter. The Reds had N.Y. drafted by the San Francisco *9ers. a 5-3 lead when he left the game end went on tn win, s-4, Marehial is 2-2 and Jones It *-t for the season. The NBA middleweight "tltl* 0 CENTRAL STATE college has the best track and tennis teams fight between Gene Fullmer and Two reasons the Reds are tied with the Giants are the Reds' two In history of the school. The track team hasn't lost a dual or triangle Florentino Fernandez, schedule meet this year and has placed among the top scorers in the big meets stars, Frank Robinson and Vada Pinson. are again hitting like ihey were expected to. Pinson is on a 10-game hitting streak and Robinson for July 8 in Salt Lake City, waa like Ohio U. and Ohio State relays. They brought home medals from postponed for three to four weeks, the Penn relays. Their latest victim was Baldwin Wallace, whom is second in-home runs and runs batted in with 12 homers and 30 RBIs. after Fullmer Injured his right they defeated, 95-32, winning 12 out of 15 events. hand. "It will be held in Ogde* Ut Orlando Cepeda of the Giants leads the National League in homer, Central Slate tennis team won its ninth straight victory last week ah stadium July 20 or August 8, with it; Willie May* ot tb* Giants is third with nine. when they blasted University of Dayton off the courts, eight set* to depending on the outcome of Ful ©ne. The team Is 9-0 for the season. Hank Aaron of the Brave, is staging a comeback thi* season. lmer', injury, Hank has pulled his batting average up to second place with a .343 0 JIM GRANT of the Cleveland Indians appears to be well on his and leads In RBIs with 37; Cepeda Is second with 39; Robinson, 30; Fullmer had been working out way to resitting his ambition of becoming a ""©-game winner, Tbe Mays and Roberto Clemento are tied for fourth with 27 each. several times a week since an PICKETING Of BUS STATIONS by CORE during the free CANDID PHOTO Of THREE East High School grads caught by tansman taatevett Carte. yowiK dean of tbe Indians' youthful hurlers has a record of (M>...... Clemento I* fourth in the batting race with .jst. There are * cou nouncement of the fight earlier dom Ride movement- brought thousands of tupport.r* from «t* thoy checked their makeup, Tuesday, jut! a*for* they took opt ttto ta*t**©*»* htumett mt m*> The Minnesota Twins utmost ruined thi* perfect mark Tuesday, ple of youngsters among the top ten hitters, namely •JTornmy Davis, this month, Fenande?. * Cuban, the ranks af ttudent* ond labor onion* throughout the country. When they exploded for five runs In the sixth Inning, but Jim managed Pictured is a lino a* on* of tha but terminal* in N. York, third sacker. and Maury Wills, shortstop for the Lo* Angeles Dodgers. with a 25-1 record, is expected to tenting their thetrptkmt at graduation *xercitas. from left. Cotr-rtney B*rtter, Pat Duron «*ntj to retire the side and leave "the game leading 6-5. Barry Lalman came Davis U hitting .317 and Wills, .SIX set up camp In ruict-Juoe. In protest to segregated waiting rooms in tha South. CO*£ Cities, including Cofumbot during rh* protest. Bor-bora Gil**. PAGES THE OHIO SENTiNEl THUBSDAY.JUJ^^^ THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1961 THE OHIO SENTINa PAGE 3 Serena Davis Qnifs Body Of Soldier Killed State Office Post By Hit-Run, Sent Home Miss Serena Davit, who joined . The body ot a l» year old Co the staff of Stat. Auditor James Mated! ***** '" COlanbf«' *• lumbus soldier who was killed by A. Rhodes a month ago, announ a- hit skip driver in Schaebisch ced her resignation this week. The Mis* Davi«, who served four Hall, Germany Decoration Day, 51 year old attorney told The Sen year. .. tield ttCxtUr^ '"£ Is expected to arrive home for tinel she resigned the position to Ohio NAACP befor* re.lgnilIg £ burial late this week. prepare for admittance to the Ohio •prtag, h*. *!«, been admitted to Bar. practice law m Federal Court,. Ptffc Marvin Hill was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hill, 508 Her application to practice law ——»••—maorxj.»•'•», MfOf'*"HSjSBs""iaBB"Bi HI She declined to say whether aha Reynolds av., who were notified in this state is being processed intend* to praettc* law In Colum- ot his death by the U. S. Army SIXTH WARD DEMOCRATIC Organization held Inttollalion of offic*rt Sunday ot the »nd it Is expected to be approved horn* of Attorney John Francis, 105 Woodland ov. Pictured ore officers and some of the bus or elsewhere in Ohio How. last week. According to the wlro within a few days, she said Tues «ver, the Indicated that Colum- young Hill, was found beside a member* following th* meeting which was oddr*tt*d by Judge John Duffy, left to right, day. She will not be required to Waiter Garner, Capt., Att'y Francis; Mrt. Rebbecco Redman, Commt.recwomon; frank Jotman, bus Is her choice over other d- road early May 80th and died Ire- take the Ohio Bar examination Committeeman; Judge Duffy, Freddie William*, Jam*t Chamber, pret., Robert Event, vice Ues. Miss Davis resides at s*. fore arrival at a army base hos since she was admitted to the bar pre*.. Rev. Mutual Burton, Rick Kelly, Hilton Carter, Jr., J. B. Davit. Bobbys Taylor wat ob- Madison av.. Columbus. pital. tent. — Photo, Tod Coleman, Jr. He was attached to B-Battery, r-i.l Howitzer Battalion. 37th Artit- lary, stationed at tlie German. Ci The Price Is Right' Is ty. He joined the outfit May 19. I960 and had been in Germany Student's Death Shocks Community .since last December. His last visit, Solemn rites were held Tuesday home was Thanksgiving Day, 19- Solemn rites wem h«>i/i T*i,«>«^««. a Pvt. MARVIN MILL at St. Domonlc's church for Mi the time. Anderson said. Theme Of NAACP Fete ng line *t the entrance Into lh* THl'R&DAY, JUNE S workhouse and failure to support by the workers, are asked to nt«>l from the eligible list until they The applicant is Interviewed by various colleges in the nation are title department of the Clerk of ton av., a social and civic worker J spot. his minor children. their memberships directly to: reach their thirty-**econd birthday. a member of the department when going to Jail to test vicious segre Delegate. Keci-.tr.lian Courts office. He told auibonues ami Mrs Matiene Wilson, of 1393 J A hand printed ,*o*ter at the en- • t:M AMt. Columbu. NAACP Membership Employment standards include scheduled tor an examination gation laws of the south, a small Opening Busirtrs* Seat'.**, Daughter. he saw the money bag under a Like the man evicted from Hea BrautcsMO, . housewife. Both trance stated in substartccr that - I..4* AM. Campaign Headquarters, *» E. graduation from high achool with from 1 to 5 p.m. Monday through group of forthright Columbus citi Opealag Business SeMioa, Brother. safe while empting waste baskets ven, perhaps Harris can find con zens stepped up tlwir fight to signed affidavits, charging Hoc jno more Hut* app3.i<*d. H* votuntajity Birren- club member, Mrs. John Ev.rra. | sultic.ser*i reason to tn* the *fti» SATI HOs.1. JUNE I* tie*«d up-ftb, bee returnerreturned4 —to **th"e or***, Manner; Amos iT^T^**.•«•>-", «Mi^«*rnsTmf-Proi*3otlo' *"** * n *«**III . *<»*»- dcred to Capt, Herman Beck at wit* of the First Cnitarian church .'davit* against Itorvafh. rwnov l patio* hradquarters. minister. The two guests were \ During the peittôR the worrv^n Closing Busi.es* Scssiaa, Brother. rn^nehousev foLr hi*s £"*loot, remove«d «"»lthels*. CombWCombs. , M»1Managin* ?g EditorS ^"^^^tie; Edward L. Moorm * tt*Maoager Prodiictio; Johno lt-'M A.M. ""*"? «nd stuffed the eha***™ •«»„ *°** *"**«uil Editor: Ec"».~- . *.-_ 7^7. ' ., d«n«»d entrarn'r.. Mid of how Horvath l*«d g$s**J Workshop fur District DeputJen Manager. HOKVATH. with his lawyer, j Manager. During the same night. • mixed them the run-at-ound on Hit- Stale Presidents' Hour .....*,. H:*» AJHL posted trtUo bond and was, rt-it*a»-; rt. If convicted, he could be fined \ crowd «i/tod ,n orrh»riy Taunton in hr'ftbtp deal. C**il Ubertie* Progrttrn -.:« P.M. With the cash, which he said Established June 1. jcuo p,,KI,. 'j x&uO and jttiifd 90 days. 1 he pen- I Aatlered Guard Ball *.*9P.M. amounted to only $1137. stuffed In <3MJ »•*•» PJ*. K>«f Street (P o Bo* g*? w- ^ *"* *«** ** *** alt)' OlaVJ cult* tor damage, up to j Beauty «nd Taleat Contest hi. pocket., he begun living it up 7h OI k, SenliBtS *3O0 i-j the* fierson oHendt-d.' turn FJL fast and fancy. By Monday all fee fcc.. Cotaroba, ie Ohio n , * • » I^l*«1-^»ia« Co„ The movew-nt ag.iu.st Holier- j Pistol Toting Mammas Jailed StTNDAT, JINK It bad left was a fond memory and ^bax^p^^ g-^J mm Wl mmnt Hood. .and t*ia* t* sj»earhcaded by (X>HE j Xvra Eastsirfer wotnen wbo figui-1 <**« right t**g a sickening hang-over. Witnesses iCorrgraa* ot Racial Eoual.tyi. j^ in ^pacte cootMing scraps .^^ . . ,. , „ ^ v ,_ Oitir.li Service* far all EUr* BBSS AJA. f told Sheriff Deputy Clyde Mann. r f ,5t ttir : x.»il. h h*M tw-n H'<-kr.iint» it*. •*..-'.. D0««hy L. *t«nt 32. 39* N <^»r- Ohio Elks <.«la Parade 1:00 P.M. ^-,»W.«andSL ^!l v!!r^! * * A-***-******-. Publisher*, w Harris bad been seen in tavern* .vhi.h has bten pccKrting tl*r «*'• Monda*. were cwnt to Use wortc-'^^ ^, '- a. ,„A,A Z ,. Competitive DrtJJ Contest 3:3* r.M. "spending the money like it wa* Farewell — Fr.aMro Lodge 4:3* P.M. ' "*• WUCH0 ** ta-. ANdover S4QA2. but Uorvaih baa atoutiy Writ*** ^ ^î*^^ -t chang..„«e- hitai-!SLs poth-y- . {Judge tred DonnetI>. !n«. ^Kn«M«- ^r - -^ -* -- *.-.< ^mber ft*, ^ ^ Jane Mae Tamer, ». 4lS Bol, 1-^^ ^ ^^^ ^ ^.^ Alt delegate, art* requested to attend all sessions aad pre- Newipaper pv n Negntr-s are allowed to *k«le | gram*. Aa attendance report trill be take*. Dryers Score MARGARETHA ALDERMAN of Conneout, Ohio, wot oil smiles Wednesday when the arrived at beodjuarter* of the Set th* rink, but mfAS <*> certainlS^^S?Î?i!f 521 **«*« »* ^M^r' **** <** Hott lodge and temple, Franklin Lodge X*. 2*3 .nd Coital Test* show that garments dried COLUMBUs TELEPHONK: CApitai MM6 LighU Other fights are *aipt«T«* I •** ** mhM* ***" ^^^1*0^ « m h7t h#U**L Vred inter-Word Democratic Council, 809 E. long tt., ta claim the _ | City Temple tat, are located at IM Lexington a.., where all dele In an automatic dryer keep their CINCWHAT! TELEPHONES: to be "club nlghl." when *S{^* ' ' ' ***** *"* ** ***:J^«, 3,, J gates are welcome. | color through twice as many dry- first prize of a drawing held Friday of lott week. The prire, !«*>*t*r* *>uv t&pflt gpving tht*«» j charging' * fe* *rm. 1SW *t»,tf*, AVon 1-775*. CA, iâjg r ,U*g » <»i«>rr.». 9«|*c<» mid-. jings as do c*omp*r*bie garments a $1000 check, it bairtg pretentad fay Councilman R«f.*.ll M. id..-., . » . mhershie. It wa* a fe»t! **i*^ -•"*»' • 'ÂemtMf Jone* while Albert M. Howkint, .x*cutiv* tecretory of the dub jet thi. plan that brought about!**** »*'•*• **• *»ro* eddfetfe| 4^* to, j*, (dried In the sun. Eotered ** ***>» pta " looks on. Mist Alderman it a member of Local No. 3AS5 ;H.«>ath* arre:*! twheo the fit*d at h*» "visând.- i; to-*tltoiion. i r;y ben *hw* W uaoe, *ct cd UarThTim % ^ * ^^ ^^ CoRimboA Steelworkert, AFL-CIO and is vice pretidenl of th* Athtabula j The t«*» wasOea who. filed charig i.Wcst wa. *4mmeB to Grant h&t-lhe • pmted *0 gakt he* «rwdaOt Lobar Council. |e* , agauutt' the deDant c^peratoc ^ p«t*> toe * bestkt woood in th* up- JMcaidajr- THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1961 THI OHIO SENTINEl RACE * PAGE 4 THE OHIO SENTINa THURSDAY, JUNE 9. .*a. Bustit»t**» and Professional ,M**tt'A every busim*** group 1h*t ha* ever record which includes among other .served tlw community. I've en cMUti-ihutions, 23 years .* a metrv joyed every minute ot il. and I'm, A New Switch; Merchants Get Gifts ber of the Board of Management thankful to an Kwful M '»f penpta of Spring St. YMCA. five year* for he 1 pin* make it all txtittbitr, at a member of the Board ot l*m especially thankful u« all ttv* Dirr-ctors i of Columbu. Urban employe**, but 1 have to sta^tf) League, past commander of C. C. out two. Mart.* McKnight day Caldwell Post WW. VFW and an' manager <»f lite St, Clalr-Mt. Ver officer in the post for over JO non station, who bas been with year*, past, president of Columbus MM alrtce 1 atarted. M*c probably club, past president of the old dcsr*r-,»x mtirt* tiredtt titan any Columbus Board of Trade, past other single individual president Frontier club, member •TtifO, there'. Embrey Harris. WELCOME of the board of Fireside Mutual wn>> has managed the stanon. *o Lit* Insurance C*0. and organizer welt far the past tt year*. He and board memoer of Dunbar Ufe rv«r* a specal tribute f,>r hi* Insurance Co. until it wa* sold hard work, honesty and an inter- TO COLUMBUS two year. ago. e*t ii) the business Uiat is as great \'•'•'''•-:/* ' >.-'•'•"' >'-v:--v:i-'• ;-".;'-C'-.'v''- -/•'. -4"'•'.••'•'--' "• .''. '>'-.'?' .'.'?""'v-: '."?•*':'.'".-; '.-••--'«•/•.. -,S--'-- ."<.-.-•'•.' *7\ - '.."•• ". ' •*' ;. as >J he owned It Inmself. I'm PR-r-SE.NTLV he holds m;>••! church. them fiom he hcitiom of my hcait, Ohio State Association of Spring St. YMCA, Cotumhu* Ur ban League, VFW, Amerknn Le- "L,*iST. but certainly my great Rirm. Mt. V'ernon Av. District •Im est irraplratitin of all. came from provement Ass'n and St. Marks my w,fe, who hak iu-I|x*d when I Lodge FA AM needed it most, worked hard In 4 I^Kiking I*ack. Peyton say^j, "t the busioc** and made* r HFTTKR MOTOKlA i. At The preciation of 30 years of friendly CL. t-Ottt CU t^tis Elk. Slate Coavrntioa Drive 1. T. Ose Of brain*.*** i elation. . . The Stan Welc-eme Elks! dard OH Co. o< Ohio." inimm—Sooffnea Prints Members k Officers of the PEYTON'S SOHIO SERVICE IN A statement to Tit* S**ntinci !50 this we*»k. R. J. Tracy, retail •ale* STATIONS manager ol the Columbus divi- SPORT COATS s. 18 L. V. A. CLUB s,on, and a long-time affiliate of Monroe A 1/O.g Taj lor g Loag Peyton, said. "In his 39 years at Camec Mo. roe Ave. A E. Loag 84. St. Clair * Ml. Vernoa tttk A Leonard Short Sleeve association with the Standard Oil Law react* (iwyan, Mgr. Co. of Ohio, Mr. Peyton tut* added **g. «.. By Bus! greatly to Sohio* ac-ccptnnce ia Welcome Elks! 2 95 find 58 COLUMBUS TRANSIT CO. Columbus through hi. high stan SPORT SHIRTS 3.95 I dard* af customer service and his 43 Wett Loag Street ROYAL GRILL, INC. contributions to the community. PRIVATE HATOEN Coed Food — Liquor — Beer — *wTs*e AIBMAN JOHNSON "We are proud to have Mr. Pey Req. 5.95 by Jnn-al Crrjout Service WILLIAM-MCNABB MORTUARY CO. FORT KNOX. Ky—Private N»- ton *s a part of tbe Sohio organ LACKLAND AFB. Tex.—Airman thaniel Hayden, son of Mr. and isation and look forward to many Symbol ef I'i.tiiiiti- r Service John F. Johnson, son of Mrs. Tttel- •:>.> E. i.-f.t-if St. Mrs. Nathaniel Hayden, 370 St. additional year, of association ma Johnson Berry of •*"* Leon*, Clair, Columbu., i. currently un Helpful Hints For June Brides with him," Tracy said." BANLON SHIRTS 4" >I« E. Leeg 8treet , Sohio on Feb. II, mi. when be WALKER'S HOUSE OF STILES military training her*. He haa By JOYCE CUtTIS BOBERTS APEX RECREATION PARLOR here at the United States Army leased th* station at Sil C Long been selected to «tend the techni Brtieatebe, See* ie here. If yae plan to go to Ike .Iter this Columbu*' Leading .nd Foremost Processor Training Center, Armor tUSAT- "ft* E. Long St, rut-ate and yon karet-'t c-ampleted yctsrr am agent eat* yen should St., now tbe home base from which 95 cal training course for Supply CA). STRAW HAT N. Appolntmeat Necessary a group of four Sohio stations are Specialists at Amarillo AFB, Tea. get em the ghsae. TODAY, aad «UI fleet te Pierce. Y*a eaa be Frank Druagotd. Prop. During this eight week course. Mara e*reey ttttta detail arUt he taaasttei trttk accaracy aati dispatch quarterbacked. Others *re located Stt E. lAtnt Street Herbert Walker, Prop. Airman Jonnson is a graduate Pvt. Hayden will be trained in If >-«** rely ea the Complete Weddiag ftorvlce .flared by Pierce A ho* at St. Clair and Mt. Vernon, 38th up Welcome Brother Elk.! of Linden McKinly High school. Get Year Backey. Tradl-tg Stamp. the basic arts required of a soldier FtorUI A Photo Studio*. I know by personal experience, tor if was and Leonard and Taylor and Long. JAMBOREE A Friendly Visit Aw.iU Tea «t Basic airmen at Isi-aland are 1 At Ysctr Nearby in the modern *rroy. Instruction Seme t, IfMO. that I expeetesseed say bag day. aad pierce A Sett Two others, one at Grant and •elected tor ctpecialued training In the use ot the M-l rifle, manual fc.adled our tavltatioa*. personalized napvtn*, matches, photo, aad Spring, and another at Parson. at technical schools on the basis of arms, physical fitness, personal and Fulton, once carried the Pey OIESPEAKE SNACK BAR of their interests and aptitude* lately floral arraagementt (freshly cat It-ewe*** by Hill, et course). BIG BEAR SUPER MARKETS hygiene, and method* of aurvivai ton name. Both were disposed H*m*e. Of Ohio's Best They .re reassigned to tbe school Wayne Brown, President under battlefield conditions are of during War II when manpower Fried Ct-tcfcen — Chop* -- .Seafood after five weeks of besicNratning. Kseeadve Office.: 77* W. Ceectole Street part of the extensive training he rtwrtage* ct*v*loped. Tb* latter Homemade Pie* At the technical schools they are PtEPXE A SON F10RI5T A PHOTO SHJIMO given additional military training will receive. Upon completion of was .old to Nay Garris. then man 1/etnwr the eight week course ending July ager of Peyton*, main ctatioa. and ftt« Mt * Ave. CL. toils •long with the technical instruc B22 £ tONG ST. CL t-3533 FEATHERSTONE MARKET tions. a, be will receive an additional Seavbtg C*lutt*bu* g Caodral Ofcto Far Over le Teste. Garris nutre recently completed «eerg* Ceetat Berry. Impress.rto 4** X. ixtk Street .> < »'iunibu* Elk. Slate Conteattoa Upon completion of s*>ecj*.i t<*ch- training. Tlie regiment la comman Mr. aad Mr*. Albert Featkertteae. Prep** Family Funeral Spray, a Specialty Ia addition to bis service sta ded by Col. Henry Frank*!. 966-o« MT. V£*f>IOf** AVf - at ttth St. mt Air —P*. Adv. tion holdings Peyton h»* compiled 52 t^TJaa ** *•«-« Pvt. Hayden Is assigned to "B" *a eeviab** cwa.rauaity aer-fic* Technical Training Center, airmen Co,. 7th Batalion, her* at the Third 9ty «re assigned lo operational units Kegimem. of the USAP Aerospace Force. PAGE 6 THE OHIO SfNTINB THURSDAY, JUNE 8, Io4* THURSDAY, JUNE t, 19*1 THI OHIO SBtWm Each Year Brings New Help For The Sick wt.ee r Dumn g 1960 many newly per fected drugs were introduced, "PEOPLE will be able to re Probably the most important me place a weak heart or lung with new tranquillJfVrs which will low a substitute one. Any severe phy er the number of Institutionalized sical pain will be immediately eli minated, either by new safe dings Year Serving Columbus Motorist With mental cases and an oral polio or hypnosis. OUR vaccine which Is very effective. TH "The sex of a~ newborn child "But," said Pharmacist George will not only be accurately pre "McClung of Tyler's Drug*, "be determined, but new synthetic I fore this century is over there will hormones given to the pregnant i be drugs and treatments perfected will prevent any abnormalities. The Best Of SOHIO Products And Service! Which will make living a fearless "As soon as any new discover pleasure. Just what year is hard 30 ies are perfected for safe use, to predict, though research noecn able to con i JMcOuir-, "it is wise for anyone finest line of gasolines, motor oils* tires, bafterie* "Cancer, polio and heart attacks I with a serious ailment to keep in tinue thru these 30 year*. You have—sis always——our anil auto areeHftorir**-—-drive in one of our four sta .vvill cause u< little trouble, Just as | contact often with Jits physician. Terr best wishes and our personal pledge of good *•***"* those former killers, diphtheria, vice. tions. For pick-up and delivery or road service just 1 Someday, perhaps soon, a cure dial CL. 8-1440. typhoid fever, smallpox and tuber I will be available and he can be culosis Btce now easily controlled. pm ' iiusted not to offer false hopes. The less serious, but very trouble Avoid the opportunists, who have some common cold will be a rar no license to practice medicine or ity. pharmacy and promise the impos OEORGE SIcCLCNG A FEW OF OUR sible to get your money." Ôhio-Trained SERVICES CSU's Oldest Employee Retires In Automatic • lubricafkm July After 48 Years ot Service Tire Repair Transmission Come July, 1*41, Ohio State the "-stretch" he served In the university will part with the old U. S. Army during the first World , Wheel Balanciiia est employee, in point of service, War. After his discharge, he was | on its campus. In that month, Er assigned io the hospital in 1919. j Nate Ikes Specialists nie lîng ot the staff of the House- Ia t Its new location in the starling J keeping Depi., University hospital, I building, which was erected j will retire, at the age of TO, after | Front Wheel around 1015. He and his brother On Duly A* t8 year* of service to the univer were among the only six persons j sity, -v on the housekeeping staff at Uiat i Lubrication Long is just one of Ihe ihou- time. sands ot employees on Ohio State's Road Service AN Times At campus,' whose work Is perhaps "I WAS A maintenance man and ' taken for granted by the many hospital orceriy at Uie same j 1 more thousands served by that in tira*,' he said. For the next 29 j Brake Work stitution, except for the fact that years, he served as an orderly, I Peyton's Mt. V*mon-Sf. Cloir Slat ion is 1961 "first prlz* winner" It* Sohio'. "Spot* I* for Ail 4 Stations his longevity as a member of the until a ehange in hospital policy i Spring" contest. Day Mgr. Martin MtKnight hat heen a Peyton fixture tines* first ttorton 90 year* ago. staff has made him something of resulted m a change of his duUes. an outstanding landmark there. He Is able to recall many nmus- j lug occurrences on OSU's campus AT A BANQUET last month, ho *•«-• '•;•••: ,-;,. noring Ohio State employees hav during his 48 years of service ! ing more than r.'i years tenure, it there. He met many Interesting ORVAL E. PEYTON, PROP, was recalled that Ernie Long was people, "But it's all been an edu- mere than 35 years personal service to hired by ihe 'institution in 1913, Cation to roe," he said proudly, j Columbu* and Central Ohio motorists. ,WMH Ul XI He said he regretted having to when the hospital was located ut give up his duties as an orderly, | a made-over brick house at Nell but is nappy to have been an .end lit") .vs., in March of that j OSU employee for so long. 'year. His first job was Uiat of a general handyman, working for j At last month's banquet, Mr. any one on the campus who I Lung was awarded a plaque, cit- needed his services. He had a ling hts outstanding service lo the team of horses and "a wagon, in I university He includes it among which he hauled equipment and | his most precious possessions, but supplies. Today, he delights in ' he is not planning to actually re- telling of Tom, one of bis team lire for some time to come. of big white horses, which knew its way around the campus quite Instead,- "I have a couple of part-time Jobs lined up," he said. MARTIN MCKNIGHT JAMES DAY STEVE SISSON as well as any of the students, WILLIAM JACKSON tOMEIT ADAMS RtCMARO PEYTON "I've seen what happens to men Mgr. Mt. Vernoo-St. CWr Mor. Mt. VernervSt. Clair Mgr. Monroe-Long who made it * habit of feeding Mgr. Monro.-Long Mgr. 20th-*.eon«trci Mgr. -WrtvLeonorti the animal sugar and petting it. who work all their lives and U»en Long's most lengthy absence j Just quit." he added. from his job at OSU was during He resides with his wife at S5W N. Garfield a v. FOR ATLAS TIRES, U.S. CHOICE SHORT RIBS BATTERIES and ACCESSORIES z 3 ' Z of BEEF 3 Ib. 1 m STOP AT 2 S m O WESH. LEAN *"£ c EMBREY HARRIS -j* mO > 06 3 ' Z .. . personnel manager, Peyton*. Sohio Service Stationt- SOHIO Ground Beef 31b.'. 2.m*/»*>0* **""* *5*o"*«* -3 PEYTON'S Tfordens K" LUBRICATION SERVICE STANLEY Sua. WILLIAM JOHNSON am"* Mgr. Toylor-Long Mgr. Toytor-iong Ice Cream BULK LARD MOTOR OIL SERVICE STATIONS 1917 Joyce Ave. CA. 1-5121 BORON — EXTRON 20ih & Imntvi ]1. Clw 4 Ml Vernon atUtfl***. Monroe & Una

X •'_..'• . •'• • ;. ; '. 4fr . f£^;i^\: - ; 3111'*^tgZ§£&%~*$.8 >;i:.-v: .^ri^-fQ$^£$^>0^M*0£ W~i PAGE a THE OHIO SENTlNEt THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1961 THURSDAY, JUNE •, 1961 THf OHIO SfrNTINEl PAG* 9 Edward Murrow Blasts Capital's Bias Against Negro Diplomats WASinNCTON, — (Special). — but to those ot u. in the USIA It them; schools refuse iri«*ir chil d'ljnity. "*** Edward R. Murrow, who gave up mean, that picture will be front dren,- store, wilt not let them try •ii-.i* I* not something tho a CBS executive post to Join the paged tomorrow «it the way from on clothes; beat-he* bar their Communist, did to us," be .dried. administration of Pres. John F. Manila to Rabat. families "We do It ourselves In our own Kertnedy earlier this year, blasted "Her* In Washington, Itself, for "Today there are some 30 Afri capital. 1* it possible th*t we coo- discrimination against Negro dip example, there exists a much un can represent*lives in Washington cmn ourselves too much with out* UALITYL. lomats hare in the nation's capital reported encumbrance on our Af er tpac.Anrl far place., and too wiiri what Is euphemistically.call lest week. Such discrimination rican relations that can lose us a* ed 'unsatisfactory housing.' Fully tittle with Inner and near place.?'* "hurls the V. S. more lh Africa much influence aa anything the one-third of these are- termed he conetuded. than headlines of Alabama bus Soviets might do. emergency case*. There will be burning, and beatings," he char "Where do we house African some SO more families arriving in ged. diplomats In our capital? These the next six months, 100 In the 6UaltaMTEfD far Murrow, chief of the U. S. In are representative*, of Negro na next, year." the onetime famous formation Agency, unleashed the tion* led by Near''' leader.. It 1. TV commentator explained. most stinging public attack on bad enough that they read head Murrow ihen branded the V. S- Washington treatment of Negro lines of . . . bu. burning, and WATCH actlons toward th* Negro diplo envoys delivered by a high ad beatings. It is even worse thai mat, at "two-faced" tn that, PRICE t ministration official «o tar. The they find It near lmpo*sih!e to while the if. S, want* them to Join agency is the government', prop live In the capital of our nation. REPAIR EDWARD K Ml RROW In tfte fight for human freedom < aganda machine for oversea* "f.\Nltl/>Rl>H tvilt not rent to and dignity. It denies them full broadcasts and spend* tioo-mlllion tlonal Pre., club luncheon: LOW PRICES annually in an effort to offset •*TO SOME of us the picture of SERVICE GUARANTEED Communist propaganda abroad. A burning bus in Alabama may Making his first major speech merely represent the speed and Central Stale May Train Diplomats 13 YEARS WITH as USIA chief. Murrow told a Na- competence of a photographer. WILBERFORCE. O. — Central Robert, of Columbu*. is passed. HARRINGTON CO. State college may become a train As the bill landed In the logis- ing center for American youths, slature's coffer, during one of Its who wish to enter the diplomatic busiest periods, It may not get METZGER URBANA CALLING service as African specialist.. If floor consideration before the end a bill recently Introduced tn the of the current session, according 134 N. HIGH ST. By Marian Cout* • 315 E. Lawn Ace. • Phone: 3-3892 Ohio legislature by State Sen. K. to Sen. Roberts. CA. 4-2652 WINNER OF FIRST PRIZE honors in th* annual Elkt ora torical contest this year i* Jane Alston, daughter of Inspector 0 1KB ANA. — Participants In 0) CORRECTION — The party and Mrt. Harvey H. Alston, 1893 Greenway S. Tha contest the pageant given at St. Paul's reported given laxt week for Del- AME church Sunday, May 28, mar Hill was Instead given for wat held ot Woodland Av. Christian church with six contestant* were Mr. and Mrs. James Dunn. Audletraude Hilt. vying for awordt. Her tubjecf wat "Tha Constitution ond Edu Rudy Pearson, Lester Porte, and Jerry Allen, son ot Mr. and Mr*. cation." Second prii* wenf to Carol Landers; third, Barbcra Mi*. Donetta Howell, narrator. Cuy Allen, spent a recent weekend Reed, all of Eatl High school. The play, "The Case ot Barney a* guest cif hts grandmother, Mr*. Smith," was presented. Clarabeile Allen. Allen Fisher, former Urbana More than "» youngster, attend High school athlete, was named ed a wiener roast outing Satur Hospital Honors Volunteers outstanding freshman football day, May 27. honoring Leon Ech A recognition program was held weekly schedule. player ot 1960-61 at Miami unlver- ols, who w.s to leave for Chicago, oity. June 4 at Columbus State hos High spot In the program wa. hi. former home. June 2. pital for individual volunteers for presentation of pin* to if* young Twin daughters were bom to Donetta L. Howell has accepted representatives of groups which sters who have just completed the Mr. and Mr*. Wendell Hilt Satur the position of program and crafts have been visiting the hospital re first intensive three-month Advan day, May 27, at Mercy hospital. coordinator for the Phlllls Wheat- peatedly during the past fall, win ced Orientation and Internship ley Ass'n In Cleveland. She will be there for three months. ter and spring. course, consisting of a serf** of Springfield district youth at five evening lecture and discus Among those honored were Gray tended a retreat at St. Paid sion sessions and three months of 1 Ladies and Gray Gentlemen of the church Saturday. June S. at 10:30 American Red Cross, members of rotating individual assignments. a, m. A turkey dinner wa. ser the Council of Jewish Women, The course will be made avail ved at noon. Sunday. June 4, * members of the Jr. League and able to other volunteers, a* cir prayer watch was held at the unafiliated individual volunteers, cumstances permit, and is design church at 7 *>. m.. and Holy com who have been active In a variety ed to prepare volunteers io better munion was administered, of service roles, usually on a meet the needs of patients. Remove This • REV. T.. B. JORDAN, former Edward Smith. 1628 Richmond, Urbana paslor. and his choir and waa the only Gray Gentleman I Shadow From congregation win lie guests of SL from the Red Cross to receive Paul at 4 p. m. Sunday. June 11. recognition. Among vol u n t e * r Strawther-Robinson Post and groups which have served the hos Your Homel Auxiliary No. 203 worshipped at pital during the year were th* Does your insurance foil St. Paul recently. Char-So-Res club. Handmaidens, short of covering- to Blue Star Mothers. St. Dominic's day's higher value of PTA, St. Philip's Lutheran church •four property? If ao, and Trestias of Refuge Baptist you stand to iosa im Lucy Dean School To church. portant money in CAM of fire. Ss* as toon. Graduate 11 Children Eleven children of the Lucy Dean Play School Kindergarten Marriage deik Open will receive diplomas at gradu Earl Hood ation exercises to be netd at Cald Thursday Ami Friday well Temple AME Zion church, Insurance Agency f»25 Bryden rd.. Sunday June II, Judge Rescue R. Walcutt of the 976 E. Long CL. 2-4211 Probate Court announced that the at 4 p. m. The pastor. Rev. 3. Dallas Jen {practice of the past four years Member kins, will be the streaker. The pub will be followed this year and the ML Vernoa Are. District lic is invited. Mrs. Hannah Bar OONIS E. TOIER, pctvred, marriage license desk will be Improvement Association nett Is director of the school. will join th* Spring St. YMCA open on Thursdays' and Friday, stoff, effective June 12. Mr. during June until 7 p. m. Toler is o native of Zanes- This is done in order that appli ville, O., and it a graduate of cant, for iicen.es may not be sub Daniel's Prescription Pharmacy S|S9 Central Stole college, where jected to-the inconvenience of de •h* majored in physical edu Take a good look before you buy. lay whicn com-, from crowded cation. He has been teach SPECIALIZING IN • Does it say straight Kentucky bourbcii? facta 14S ing in th* Zonctvilla Public conditions during the month ot PIIESCR1PTION SEBVICE FOR ¥©DKA brides and roses. Six hundred and High school. Mr. Toler j*. • Is it; always made in the same distillery? <*** **c 2i* i* thirty-four licenses were Issued • Franklin County Welfare totthdty morried and has on* daugh- • Aid For Aired • VA **r. He tapioca* Albert P. during June, i960, and tt I* antici • State Industrial • Has it been aged not 4, not 5, but a full 6 years? BARTON DISTILLING COMPANY Motley who resigned to take pated that the number will M Now-if you can find a better bourbon..,buy it! BARDSTOWN, NILSON COUNTY. KENTUCKY employment with tha slot* of materially increased in June ot MAIN A* OHIO CL. BSStU • O-PftOOt* * OISTICLCO FROM 100?. NEUTRAL GRAIN SPIRIT* Ohio. thi* year. Opea Daily 16:J* A, 99. te it P M.

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THURSDAY, JUNE a. !96t THE OHIO SENTINEL Art Patrons Attend Internal'I Tea At Columbus Art Gallery PAGE It Congrats to Potty VV/uie, 1409 Th*w| fliifirstt annuall Internationall MedicaMedic*l! ArtAit*s c'.»<'»b with partlcp*rtlcll - • | aH |SJJM-SJJSJJSJSJJ^ t Wright, si-itfr Of Bus WrigM liv Menlo pi., and tihS/tt t >>••>. ve,<«u-, vttited FelloPshio Hour nrt»«**n*ati »»« **»». I™.***- —.——••— — "** i\. Oak* »*., WHO will reprCaent Medical Arts club last Saturday tries, Tbe colorful and entertain PARTYLINEV. By Ann B. Walker riiy and plan*, to r»»turTt tn tbe Columbus Gallery of Fine ing program, featured songs and East High school al iivrcaê to Columbus pprmaoeotty in th«» Art* wa* successful and enjoyable. dance, by Alice Magsino. Jose Girls .Sictie June If . . . tin* woi*. rt*,*ar tut.ir«* . . . Babe Ferguson "I'alfke butter on bread, si.up on govetuoieiit w»u coyer was bom*.' from N, York to »{M*od A* guests feathered leisurely, phine Maeagb*, Gloria P. Avena, t,'. presented sheepskins to 42 stu and tUW! for selling the moat tick Or money oa debts. Rh** iuy. . . fuitn to dt»vc o^t | a w»*ek wiih h*. son *Ur*. Mary Byrd Lynch played * of tbe Philippines. Lourdes Ciuda- dents Wednesday. et.. . . With Ward, under Kii Uaw- dano, Guam; flute solo, Aluadu- The wide*- It spread* i<> capital . . , you will r»«* ama/cd musical interlude. Mrs. IL H. Congratulations to Nina Watklrut, Icitut, won the group prtt* lor soil und amuM-d as lia* cugh* tlmt rv}»- 0 vot.ni; v*o.ii«:.Nt DI..\I»- Lynch, serving as mistress of ce ral Karumanandan. Ceylon; Dr. Thr* thicker it pet* . . . Bt'.MOB." 159 Eidridge St.. who was appoint ing tlie Otost ticket. . . award* tfseiit * nniiirniun? city and gt«»e L*,.*: t«.»4 TrlUAtt APl'Ut A- remonies, presented Mrs. H. W. NIC Atiiio. Philippines. . . . and so it is with the rumor ed deputy county treasurer by wer. made Friday evening during . . . 1100 detega.es wit! &b m !«<•..* toM POUt:K**()Mt:.\ H Games, president, who gave tin* tasition snow and dance af BRIEF address were given by a. to who .v. otcl>eii the plans of Newton A, Thatcher, county trees* band . ... to tiic? I-Oat loit for I..Y'...l Hi §U,i>A\, 41 xr, l», words of greeting to assembled an Independent group pushing utcr, recently . . . Nina is a crea fair. . . APPiii vm» . >i l'Ui;.st:\r guests. The audience joined Miss Robert Chen, native of Chun King Uieie dv-i.îitul if ',\TVA AHL* Clarice Smith, daughter of Dr. and and son ot the Ambassador to terlude W.?h the Am." S*»nday at the Uotyd ot Education . . . the of dre.vs design . . . and to Jame* key's arltcie in June Lao.es lionvfc li.t.ti SiillMIL Ilil'ltiM*. AT Mrs. II. N. Smith, In ringing "No Australia. Mr. Chen, presently en | Wettteg lotmdatioii . . , jrorttti' writer Only hope, the version ot Grant, East High senior, who will Jouiriul On "African VVomen t're- SUM® OF tlUrsti APFLICA- Man is An Island." rolled In the College of Art. and pants v\ere siudere it-jr for this would seem an opportune al Boy. State. in June Haipen, oo,. inU*rvstmg. ! Grave, M. L. Cash. EvvJ.vn De- career i*.-,n>-en the age* of St ta Briefly sketching life in National veral board vacancies . . . and is Amelia Pftillerman Phillips was . . . The Negro Dige.-.i is back ; l.o»cbc - and Mrs, AJten GtdKter- SI. Pay K StiTc te SMS wilh ist China, Mr. Chen wtid TAe It true, I was asked, that Serena in town "Sunday with hubby Koiaml on the market at *J- cents par shcirner ... to Breiula Blaiock, longevity tariea*!-* to $171 *!**• and their young-ucts . . . Amelia strong pattern of family ties re Davi* has- left the hallowed office copy. , . who i*> still winning honors ... a >...': . HMtOth, \ii*.Jn :ili.M»* n.il-t h» doing a nursing stint at.thr VA sisted Communistic efforts. Life of Jim Rhodes . , , don't blame Tn ,r u Biv,ui IM- f.lrvj .1 t ily Halt Antt***, «7 hospital in Ctulncothe , . . Mrs. . ihe W. Virginia Alumni club "°' * "* ™ *»»'" * is becoming more liberal and de her for feeling that clerks can be COrttf in Mi Cl>ctti N. Front at., betvteea » a. ut. hired too easily fur her t<> work Mo«*lle Martin writes from the held a party cîUrday at nanm- |P»««« ** °** " ** ' and *i p. in., tiuitiieh deadline* mocratic despite many shortages ion I'*., if i-tjBjrne . . . iota 01 lun. in that capacity with her legal Hotel Watkitis, tn I.A, of having a . „^ . - - 'er Dayion" pageant, an official date, tiling must be done te such a. food and technical trained Mane M»u>y Viu'eriained in honor training. delightful time in I. A. . . Rev. and "Mis. America" preliminary, last penom. personnel. Students work hard In Mrs. Isaiah Pogo* and Mr. and of Eve.yn ueAJvtenc ^>uirday. . . Sunday . . . and to Marie Taylor, tdvetyn p.aêd an oi.g.nat romjro- Nationalist China because ad van- 0) 4V.MMKNCF.MF.NT week ac Mrs. S. C. Holt, Cleveland, drove Mt. Vernon, ftttother former **M!** sition, ""tore* races ol the t.iv- tivities arc ns fascinatingly varied to Columbus to attend the recep Bionse" who won the Hi-Fi contest A NEW HORIZON in the area of tea prog ram* wat reached by the Medical Arts club er," Uui mg the East I mi s "An Low Calories as datty life . . . Otto Beatty Jr. tion in honor of Rev. and Mrs. last Saturday evening . . . Mario during their first International Fellowship Hour last Saturday in the Columbu* Gallery of Pin* luteriuue vr.tn the ArL<*". . . Ihe receives hi* sheepskin from Ho John B. Quick Sunday held In the says one of the prizes is * record Cabbage is one of tfic lowe«it câl- Art*. Presenting an interesting program were participant* thown above seated: Dancers Cup«detu*s entertatned friend* dur from th* Philippines, Alice Magsino, Josephine Mocagba, Gloria P. A vena and Lourdes Cui- ward U. in business adinitvstra- lower auditorium of Bethany Pres ing contract with King Records oried vegeta'ib-.*—only 1U0 calorie* byterian church. ing a coctcutil party prior to ihecr ... we certainly are gl«ct foi- dodano, Guam. Standing: Or. Goranimo, Philippines; Aiuadurai Karumanandan, Central Pro tion this week . . . ine senior Otto si'i.ug lorrnal at tire Deshier lid- to the pound. When *M?rved with a vince, Ceylon,- Dr. Nic Atillo, Philippines; Josephine Geranimo, Philippine*: Dr. Evangelist; Mary Beatty* will have to forego the ooth Of ihe talented tiueenv fat-free dressing it cats be *n »t- • ODNQRATS to Margarctha Ion lam weett . . tioss Lynch is Byrd Lynch; Clarice Smith; Dr. S. Anatniah Howard, Hyderabad, India; Mr*. Norm, Philip- week-long program of activities Friends were glad to tee former Aluerman, Conneaut, O. "who won prexy. . . the Moies leave Uii. tractlvc additVx* to th* dieter** pin**. Rear. Robert Chen, Chun King, China. — Pierce and Son Photo. .nice the Novelty Bar in staying Columbuslte* In town . . . lone the Interward prl/e of a Eurojiean ><•••'•.. tor their tutuonal conlab in menu. open to feed the hundreds of de tn[i or ttooo. . . Warren Pate sold Detroit. . . a/uong those going will legates in town for the Flic's stale her the winning ticket. . . Hawkins be Eleanor DeLoache, Myrna confab . . . they will he on the lied to M*e when site could come Beatty, Portia Bruwnuig, Julia "A Model's scene lor the actual ceremony Buttei', Maxine Hamiar, t*ay Mr- t'» Columbus to receive the money LEE'S suggests.. though . . . Bernard laCour recei Gill, Irene i'attetson, Heien Pax (she prefer* this to going to Eu- ton, iwlen Sirntitons, EstrH'l Toier, Hair Must ved hi* law degree from Franklin ropci . * . Mis. Aldernian said: . . . this is Uni-.r liln confab. . . Sunday afternoon . , . his lovely "I can't take time from my job Kenneln and Lulian Aiien motored wife Jane gave an informal rook- now and 1 am going away for the A*rl«*Tte Stavaa**,^ lo Meharry to atiend t/ieir cuts* be Lovely!" out In his honor late Sunday weekud, so I'll come In two reunion. . . 1^» s sister, Vvonne, evening . . . Pat. Duren. an East weeks'. . . how casual can you and their youngsters went along *»ys Eileen Mills, High graduate, entertained her | oecome about winning tlOOO. . . to see family. . .'"Red" Just ic~ for FATHER'S DAY fg*J Oiiectcr of tbe giamof • THIS LAMP FREE friend, with a backyard party Warren Pate received a prize of out Negro cover gifts tutned from a St. l-ouis inediral Sunday afternoon . . . Wilberforce 1100 for selling the winning ticket tt New York* leading TO WIVES meeting. . . aiong with guts for c-iro-l threetomet Jf«*t a few of our tire**)!*', tnmroer- •tency for colored EXPECTING FIRST BABY Uve faintly, he brought oaeic a weight straws...ttith the distinctive totirftt** of Ad.tn styl model*. stack ol records. . . be i,v a tu-ii ing. Plenty of other shapes, brirus end cro*fnt to choose addict. . . white at Union hiaUon Interested persons fill out ond from...in iroporttrd Milan*, gmtiine coconut*. Panato*... "That's why ia*; Sunday to set* fr'mds off, I mail this coupon to: Sre our whole new selection by Adtm. ..the tir-t nattae in rat into iChtUer t.siiouxn wlto wa» I tell our STROLL-0-CHAIR leaving for N. York to attend a kat*. the last word in hal styles. A- Q_ mm Q- famous tOE*ftrGI0J 2177 E. Livingston Av*. retreat . . . hoy, soe love* lo tra Columbus 9. Ohio * models to use S55JS f 1 vel, does ira.t:, and I envy her, ti Seme Tea at 4:00, . . . not/ung luce taicng to toe DIXIE «ssss*W n , m ,h iuad. . . o. .en trtorv ewcauonai ^^2^^[ ^tz'^TJr"rA^'T°' iL' I * 2K5r Gordon's at 6:00... tnan any c.-i**.<«rut>m. . . wiouiim 1 PEACH 19--39* Stat* UM wl,h cr»mp,..ii, lor tne next fvw days Ma. i,™*,, i.h h, "J?mmem&m**Zmmtl^l»^SSTT*'*•""» ' wul ljtttt us »p jnu.anajxiiii. . . ced scboollng it only secured by . cessful affair. She introduced Mr* which English custom then v.K'vetntnd . . . Cnicagu and thostriosm^f***e* ortlrwbot ar*r*e abl«KIe» «t~o pas•s stif*•f J«•«. O. Smith- ^, whositi+i^f&z^xê personal ef **-* *+ Si lo UtU> to aiierid lne nalton.i Jcu.-k examinations based on public Committee* responsible for tlie and J be held at Central sity while she is « member of the corsage. The interesting programs Preston, R. M. Trlbbitt, JELlse Jo *** 4/SQX your body before H it too lot* for effective State . . . two nTM-mber-*, Edna university faculty. She spoke were covered In yellow. seph, hostesses; D. B. Scott, C. Lode Mats treatment. You crin add yoort to year life. i.uca*. and Madeline RoUtO*-*!. »re briefly on "Hospitals of India." J. Neal, A. K. Lawrence, L. A. W* stock th* sustaining and freofmenl medi ci>ovai«r*c'ing at bom* loliowrtig cine* yew may need. Howell, hospliallty. HEARING A lovely blue fringed lOMKWlferlJj * Pi.l i-ei-'-nt illnes**?*. sari with gold design over a fus- GIN Code SSSC cbia silk blouse, Dr. Howard told eg \\t. Wt.tifc wiry to learn of of the. several hundred hospitals COLUMBUS EVENTS CALENDAR | Marie Jows' mother'» death ta*t In her country and the work they *At?ek » . . of Mike liafris* death do, although largely poorly staf ... it wa. nut, only a ithock to fed and equipped. She is on the hi* motlier, NacxoJ ltucfew Har- staff of three hospitals. Because i<3. but tf. jn* wide circle ot of the tremendous need for medi \The Cjordorfsyou drink today\ "a gs Ssi-Stfe-**--** »*"™ fj^nds. PRESCRIPTION SERVICE cally trained personnel, Indian women are encouraged to go Into F hta was born in 1769— Prompt Delivery Sn vice «S%> TS" *-**'• " ** "«"•"••• m "w Mike mUwo, Cotimtbu* *t***tWr- Shop the field of medicine. cittn^ can bask to hi* jill'irc*! i„ tsre- Tajlrsr * Long Mt. Vernon A ZSth Near the close of the program, ££*£"£ °T No. 31. c.,1 L. Wto Dw «» 73years before afternoon tea. ither. Umei'ight Saiurclay evenutg. CL. J-151* CL. BASSS Mrs. Lynch spoke warm words of w oi , , o,r, K*ii»*n Carl ^-eaka during ttt* >1a- Fri. md Sat praise for her committee whose !.~i*T""*"' ***• ° '*" «"*» «**«*«».». fsstauslaTgrfl*ttta mettfwmpwismsttimnmitujmnrem jstwuc banquev , , . tne Merry effective planning and hard work "«" .*£.?£? — ^ I"--"*-.«— t*tanrtmmfAiiLumjm.ti.rett*aattA I Matter. *r* IttKty adds*** activ>t«a* Jwere evidenced by the highly sue- (to a full orherfoie tot Iftrhr 33tfc ir*S**T IN qt U/TY A «TTl.r U-NAACP Victory dinner, Shiloh Baptist -church, «:M p. *"*. j.tuuvcH-sary . . , the Black and j itflsts* aaii.wili be Aeid Jwgt a»> j loor-iou 4ST. V€«NON AVcTL THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1961 THE OHIO SENTIN& PACE I a PAGE 12 THE OHIO SENTIN& THURSDAY, JUNE «, I9*SI Mrs. Hooks Appointed Mid East Area Gun. United Appeal Drive Columbus Rote Show Around The World Supper Exciting j Set For Sunday »Y*ff> Mrs, William D. Hooks, »i* ily ivfi/ai* end youth-ser* ing p Dartmouth av.. has bven nam»*d agencies. Thi* Columbus Hate Show «viii a* A trip around the world . . . Germany. Hawaii, Spain, China. chairman of the Mid-East resldet* -Mrs, Hook*, who IM* been * •<•:- (held at Youth CetPet Huiidit-g, and that Is Just what guests and Russia, Scotland and Mexico. Such \ I Ohio State Fairground*. Sunday, members of Staccato club did sev tl*l are* hi thi. year's United Ap onel in previous UA campaign*, is delightful dishes as Hawaiian peal campaign Her vice chair IJuoc II, The prt-poratian hours eral Saturdays, ago. lông table.* pork chops. Chicken Madrid. Ger past director of the Childhood man Is Mrs. Robert L* Clark. lti» league Nursery school end .pre- will be from 7:30 to tl a.m.; th* were appointed with red clotlts. man Potato Salad, Spanish Rice, judging hours from it am. to l> miniature L'N flogs and favors Eastwood av. a i *»nt Parish Education chairmen Italian Antipasto, Tropical Fruit. 59 p.m.. .mi IA* public- **cl*iMfJOn representing tbe many countries These top appointment* were tor St. Philips Lutheran church, Russian Cole Slaw and Pizza made froin l:-s*Jt§to • p. m. visited gourmet-wise. Blue stream- iimi.mii anncninced recently by Mrs. Oils Anyone wishing fo votUntaeer for It necessary for many to have se siraw somberos, Japanese lan cond helpings. A. Maxfield. chairman of the Re- thi» year'* campaign may call Because of late frost, the show terns, floor pillows, balloons and sldential .Division, which will cm- Mrs. Hooks, who U recruiting wa. postponed from June I to th* Members of the Staccato club worker. leis completed the international duct the door-to-door campaign new d*t*. O. B CarpaafOrv man. atmosphere in the home of Hugh were dressed in costumes appro throughout Franklin county In Th* toil campaign goal will be ager ot this year'* nhow, »n. and Rose Cliff, 2214 Dartmouth. priate lo the countries they re October. determined in June by tha UA Cl tvniored Monday that a nipt* pro The international menu took presented. They were authentic Uzen's Screening Committee fol vision, have been mad* for all guests on a gourmet lour of Italy. and quite colorful. The UA campaign offer, an op lowing it. study of the needs and exhibitors, and ihete wit! be *ut- portunity to give once for support program* of tht* 63 agencies now firtrnt parking »,*.<'* for evblbt- of many community health, fam receiving UA support tor* and vUttont. DIGG'S 5 SPECIAL

SCALP LITTLE DEBORAH ANN WALLACE tmilet broadly at th* lentman during her birthday cele ANNOUNCEMENT of th* appointment of Mrs. William bration. Approximately twenty guest* gathered at ISO N. Winner av. to thar* festivities Hooks, left, as chairman of rh* Mid-East aroa of next fall's honoring Deborah, daughter of Mrt. Harriet Ann Wallace, en her eighth birthday. Carter United Appeal residential campaign. Center it Robert L. OIL Photo. Clark, Mrt. Hooks' vicn-choirmon. Tha announcement* war* mad* at tha home ol the Residential Divltion chairman, Mrt. Beautiful, Luxurious Hair may be yours, by using Diggs 'Fashion Recital' At East High Olit A. Maxfield, right. Special Scalp Oil. Stops dry itchy scalp and falling hair. Ask HARRIS for Diggs Special Scalp Oil, an original Doctor's formula pre The Psalmaneers, the Trouba Pace at the piano. Models from Honor Rev* Quick pared with Lanolin. For a soft, natural press ask for Diggs dours, the Pace and Frailer throughout the city will appear on ASH MARKET Lee's ^Hair The Columbus NAACP board ho Singer, and a vocal ensemble the program. Tickets are on sale All Purpose H*ir Oil or a good hair conditioner ask for Diggs Black, Off-BIack. Brown. nored It* former president, Rev. from Christ Memorial Baptist at Tyler's" Drug Store, Taylor av. 4 DRIVE-IN Dark Brown, Light Brawn Bergamont Hair Conditioner st your favorite Drug Store or John Quick who leaves Columbus church will furnish the music for and long »!.. and are obtainable 146 N. 18th St. of LONG Genuine Imported Human Beauty Shop. If your cosmetics counter cannot supply you next week for special training the "Fashion Recital" lo ,be pre from Mrs. Greenfield, Cl. 2-T7W. Hair. Don't be footed by prior to going to Ethopia as a mis write direct to: sented al East High school audi Mrs. Ethel Goodman Is program the word ••Human Like." Get the real thing at Le*'» sionary with the Presbyterian DIGGS BARBER & BEAUTY SUPPLIES torium by Young Adult League of chairman, Mozell Ward 1. league FRESH HSH DAILY —Your official Import Oat- church. Dr, Elise Myra Joseph, Bethany Baptist church Saturday, president and Rev. A. W. Wood la 437 W. 9th Street, Cincinnati 3, Ohio ALREADY CLEANEO let. Call CL. t-Ulg. Mail chairman, together with commit June 10, at $ p. m. pastor. The public Is Invited. order* filled promptly. Soloists wiU be Dorothy Henry, READY TO COOK tee members. Mrs. Ethel Dustry, Eunice Jenkins and Martha Chap LOVABLE Dr. It. Smith .. Ideas and Mr. Musical Tea Sunday Wholcsalo and Raton SPECIAL Charles Weston invited board Don't put It off any longer! Subscribe to The Ohio man, accompanied by Reginald Sentinel today! $6.50 a year. Shaw at the organ and Francis A musical tea will be given Chignon members, their husbands and es Sunday, June 11, from 4 until 6 F8E5HFISH Pane Bey corts to attend the - reception held p. m. by Leisurette club at Wood in Dr. and Mr.. Joseph's home. land Christian church, HJ Wood FriedTo Order 39 N. Ohio av., last Wednesday land av. The committee Includes evening. Mesdames Wesley Cardweli. Lou During the fellowship, Att'y John is* Lyman, Andrew Taylor, Jame.* Francis presented Rev. and Mr*. Don't Forget To Say: Jackson and Jame. D. Kent. John Quick with a gift from the "I Saw It In The Sentinel. board. Enjoying tb. hour wer* PleZol Dr. and Mrs. Joseph, hosts; Rev. and Mrs. L. L. Dicker-sot., Mrs. Ethel Dustry, Mrs. Norman Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Carieton Halrston, H1EBT PUCKERS STYLE Miss Lillian Mann. Mr. and Mrs. HOME MADE ridtsSH Charie. Weston, Mr. Oscar tsbell, '"•TUKJ SHOP Dr. and Mrs. Dean Ctiver, Barbee Durham, Dr. Donald Beatly, Mrs. OUTLET 1009-1011 MT VEMLttOH AV* Lucill* Young. Breads and Cakes trpea FrL 0 Sat. Night. W. Hove Moved Prom 250 E. Main St And Ara Now Open For Business At Our New Location P05NER5 The family of physicist ("*ttarb* K. Harrington. Ait the Harrington children ****** Carnation bab*es "My doctor r**cOtnme*tdcd Carnation.'' Mr*. Harrington esplsum 317 S. FIFTH ST. This milk in tbe red and-white can it the srortd's tender for infant fending. L r 1 Of* Had at*** Saw* of Moo, $». Five little Harringtons-and how they do grow! Bulk Lard okintona (Their doctor recommended Carnation) 6 lb. 89c '-> lightens, brightens skin Daddy is a govei-nment ptvyoidsL RECIPE Hi Bulk Pork Sausage Jib. 89c Mother is active in PTA, church and « c-omnMinity projects, "And I'm busi CARNATION'S stay moist 8UN8URGER5 i Special (Men est of all at home,** Mrs, Harrington Rib-Cut Boiling Beef admits, "with five little Harrington*. Vt cap tstBol tnt) tntntttd I lb.25c They aH got started on a Carnation CAfrhAFfOt* CVAP0RAIE0 ttfU (il for undo. l«tt m powaj on** beef Chuck Roast Ib. 47c Eight out of 10 mrjrfhers who feed vj a«* fa*, oacaor awto* CApitai 10166 their "rabies a Carnation formula atty: mten**>m$tJt ©nation "My doctor recornrnendod it.'* Car H teespom ptpptt ^Mon* nation is the safest, moat t-ourrshing l tettpon Ay ttttttrg - *r>.- Here's A Bonus Bargain For and digestible form of milk for baby's *A eta* ftpetr chopped two* bottle. Ash your doctor about Carna tion - the milk every doctor ki-towa Some Columbus Homeowner!!! «RftR**a«^ This milk that's bast for bahto* i* foossf ayodmct. fori* meat atistott beat for coffee, cereal* and cnokjac**, M* 1? thin totliet. Bttt ttth patty tt USED 6AS FURNACE $50 ttantfesTgeT 9** 9n% c***/*** tool Carnation is the milk yon can •rett taost S tnttttt 01* fi aa* tike cream- with V* the fat calor test?, fop tat* JUiiTi ies, tadawAA the cost of maun Try atf* Ml •-'•••' amst SAME EYERYDAY WW WHCB Wf>-»a-oi/T bo Jar watt the Star* Bunburger recipe, tttotm at right "BUTCH" BANG«T - Manager

-V. r-* V- --. - - - - PAGE 14 THE OHIO SENTINR THUISDAY, JUNE g, 1961 THWBOAY, JUNE », 1W1 THE OHIO SENTlNa • 1 . •»»a.*aa«-*a****Masa*«t«aas*ss*asTss^^ MOttf Come Into My Kitchen By ANN B. WALK'S* HI. Vernon Ave. District Improvement Ass'n

# GTAAIMJATION claims two distinct mood.. The serioua one re presents review*, examinations, speeches and formal exercises lead ing to the diploma. On the lighter aide . . . coming with cyclone speed ... is party time. In the last few year*, the "breakfast" has been voted In as tbe popular party. Those at the helm find convenience foods, audi as soup, a great help in feeding the famished. Here L* a JUNE ~^n menu which makes everyone glad he'. « graduate . , , especially the the boy. who are usually hungry even after eating*. IF ¥11 II Saf.,Jt«*!0 DIPfiOMA ttREAKFABT *.. c. butlt-r SI Sipping Soup I est celery soap Egg. Diploma PreUefs Ralsia Bread *Is***t Cook first three Ingredients In Caflo. Cmke butter until tender. Blend In soup FESTIVAL Milk Fruit and slightly beaten egg*. Cook over heat until eggs are set. Ser HIPPI.NO SO, I* ves s. Greenway Store 0) COMKINF two cans each ParK,n l01 beef broth, 1 can water, % can "THE ROCNDOP," a weekly limjl«a%a* Parkin9g Let apple Juice, y, can orange juice, digest of news from all fronts, ia H lemon, thinly sliced, and 2 cin tailored especially for conven namon stick.. Heat, stir now and ience of the busy reader by then. Serve in mug* with straws. O'Wendell Shaw, one of the most ••lOaer 1731 Greenway Ave. EGGS Ii.Pl.OMA experienced news analyst* in the business. "The Roundup" ** c. chapped cooked bam appear* exclusively in The Ask fat "FtEE" June fathvo! Oi*count Tickets Al Kroger Greertwoy $for* % c. estopped greea pepper Sentinel. Ond From Other Members of Th* Improvement Attn 1, c. chapped oaia* Ridet, entertainment by Gooding Amusement FAMILY MATINEE Co. SATUtOAY 1-5 P.M. 5TH AVE. DRIVE III CLEANERS Complete Dry Cleaning Service, Alterations A Repair Drapes A Household Articles Our Specialty 1 • Day Servie* Pick Up A Delivery ttt E, Fifth Ar*. at Foarth St.

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^'i'OTWlIc'.''. •• ,' - nannm •: M^BWmBSBBM PAGE 16 THE OHIO SENTINEl THUnSDAY, JUNE «, 19«ji THUtSQAY, JUNE 8. 1*>61 THE OHIO SENTlNtl - •'•aiiiiisrpkAi.. MOi 17 • u-oo***™ Ms**?' . •MM : III THE ROUNDUP SPEAKING Of POUFICS B»Jy JOHN 8H.. COMACO.IlttS EDITORIALS **•-».. . ., _ .. Cleveland Doctor Writes Inspiring Book Obstacle Slows Rights Bill 0 AT THE A«iE of S3, when most professional men are con fSa***fc*Slt"f"^^ ' tent to rest upon laurel, won in their baalc professions, Cleveland's • IHE ANTl-cittl right* for the same old argument in favor This Bill Will Cost You well-known and highly respected Dr. Royal Keene, world traveler, ces which have been laying dead of adding a trial by jury clause out of. i-r-npeci for this guidance, has stepped into the profession of outhorshtp, with a contribution since the Ohio Legislature con to the civil rights law and to he j»s|r team up with him In atou • FN ITS June 2 Newsletter, the Ohio AFL-CIO discus- that bids fare to land him high on the literary ladder. Dr. Keene's vened In January, played their tlin-j the proposal Thi. is obvious* scintiiating book, "The Light Still Shines," will be released for knocking out a provision which cusses a legislative proposal which should be of vital concern trump card at a hearing on the allows the commission to initial-- ly a guess, but at any rate, th* public consumption on June 12. It Is an inspiring, condensed work Public Accommodation bill ap to the readers of this paper. Being complete agreement Public Accommodation bill Thurs- complaints against companies ac of reflections on his interesting and useful life, with emphasis upon pears to be skating on -laii*-vrota»» with the Unions observation, we arc reprinting the editorial day before the cused of practicing empiyoment the hardships and obstacles be faced and surmounted. In the process ly thla Ice. in its entirety. Senate Commer discrimination. of becoming « physician. This absorbing, uncomplaining story of ce and Labor M tan while, a bill fo prohibit rh* his successful career in medicine i. perhaps typical of many other With his patience worn to a fraz There's nothing small about the small loan business in Committee. sales and rental of houses because Negroes, wlio have dedicated themselves to study In that field and zle by the ridiculous haranguing, Ohio. In fact, you might say that never has so much profit ot race, color or national origin emerged victorious. Dr. Keene's insr'ratlonal volume, "The Light A p p earing in Sen, Edmund Sargus, minute attack on the Ohio Ci doubtful that tho bill will receive onoiherclub nearby — so reports Correspondent Alfred Duckctt. sure be referied to a sub-com furniture, etc. It will cut purchasing power because the loans vil Right. Commission, sporbtor* any action at thi. session. And Several days ago, while Lena was. as usual, making the cash regis mittee for further study. Sargus will cost more. ot the proposal. even if it won senate approval It ters jingle and London men tingle, Betty spluttered Into print with a objected U> the request, arguing would never clear House commit • HHRE are several examples If you borrow $1000 now burst of Indignation against British night clubs, declaring that they that it would amount to consign 0 DL'ftlNG hi. dramatic and tee, in time for a floor vote at this . • nwwr. )*oi»ilcnT, - 'Zef'Sa'ajm are ""only for the. bird.," and vowing never again to appear In any ing the bdl to the graveyard. Hi. for 24 months the cost of the loan would be $206.24. Under fanatic attack on he civil rights session. of them. Most observers credit her outrage to something moie than argument failed to impress Harry Evil Shadows Over Alabama the small loan bill (Sub. H. B. 365), your interest charge would commission, he advanced a string Sen wall (R-Wauscon>, committee she admits. "Jts plain as day," declared one. "Consider th* pic ot statute change, designed to So it seem, that ihe NAACP's be tipped to $250. In brief, the bill would increase the cost of chairman who immediately ap ture; Glamorous La Horn* pulling In fantastic business just over thc put the commission out of busi fair housing bill i. destined to suf pointed the following on the tub- : a $1000 loan 21.2 percent! way, while La Hutton plays to a house you could shoot through with ness. However, not one ot his sug fer the tame fate encountered by a tommy gun, without hitting any one but the waiters, musicians committee. similar bills in Michigan and lifi- i5u cJ.u tin .« oldta Women'*.Div. of Christian Service of The Methodist church, In an by thc chairman, November election. Tbe name, ot don't break away from traditions forward step. This bill is very close to becoming the law of Ohio. It Gordon Renner, IR-Clhcinnati), —slain for an alleged attack up readily. We colored people may address to the third National Convocation of Methodist Deaconesses. one of the most vicious civU rights 0) PRIOR to fast Thursday's both men have been discussed by on a white woman, knocked down, only has to pass the Senate and be signed by the Governor. heaving. Berry, like Sargus. ap- wonder why the south refutes to The south is strong in that strife recently held here at Purdue university. "We can no longer afford foe. in the entire legislature, took a group of prominent citizen* who beaten and trampled for not re And this will happen unless you let your Senator know that pe*r*d to have favored the bill. give up Ute ghost of tradition to prevent tradition from being discrimination and segregation." she contended as she scored Inci command of the situation. are quietly working out plan, to moving his hat lo a white person; you want him fo vote against the bill. Simply urge him to vote But he cut hi* legislative teeth rat a Negro for *b* important overnight, but let me cite an ex wheeled under, but there is ulti dents of discrimination accorded African delegates to thc United _... .. „_ «.„.«. u, nuwiuup ot Kcrtner, and position. likewise for not getting off the 0 r KOM that pomi on it was under th tutorsrap of Renner, and ample of discrimination that even mate doom in her struggle. The against the small loan bill. Nations. A daughter of Mrs, Bender's was one of the white member. position. ,.:_... _._...... — sidewalk at the "proper" time; colored people practice, Negro cannot wait more centuries of the TWO graduating class of Bennett college, former all-Negro Wt«lf»MWWWil» • W • I Wl "•••' " ' • ' —' • »" ' * •«•—»•- —HMIWIKHrilWW I •IHlllll TI—MW or other penalties for not affixing You can write more, of course, but the main thing is to or more years for her to change Institution, sponsored by The Methodist Church in Gret-nsboro, N. C. ABBm\\\\\\ ^. . "sir" to his Caucasian would-be- I asked a pillar of society what write him and ask him to help protect Ohio consumers against the vestlments of tradtion. He has dmm ^BfcosssV /-* - master. The colored man took all he would do if he were to face a a tax increase in disguise. waited unnecessarily long already. Cites $20 Billion Annual Negro Market of that and more in those days. situation where he had Jo asso- Write today so you don't pay moic tomorrow. titlark IflcL'lroif Speaks: But there .Is a new colored man ciatc with not so fortunate per The bus riders are taking beat • CI-EVELAND — The Negro population of the VS. currently doing things down there now who son as a friend. He almost shout ings and jail sentences, but more •• ,i repivsenU a $20 billion annual market, which could be raised to bravely takes the saline treat ed a negation and blunt refusal come and more wait their turn 130 billion. If business and industry would give the Negro equal job ment of open wounds at the hands to be a part of such an associa to act. Maybe the hosts of rider, Color Problem? opportunity, declared Ralph Besse, president of the Cleveland Elec Ot southern justice and sticks to tion, is a tmiiit.cn to shun such continuing to face southern brut tric Illuminating Co., in a speech at an industrial Institute recently a cause. Those freedom bus ri people. ality and injustice will awaken sponsored by the Cleveland Urban League. He said that the present YOUR OHIO LAWS ToT HI ders passively take jail senten the southern minds as did Eng whir J?,™*" ° ? ^'Slaturc is considering a strine of bills Negro market is bigger than American markets in Norway, Deri- Likewise it is a tradition for Mart Mcflroy ces and work gangs rather than land marching against the Con thC mark, Sweden and Ireland combined. "The price of racial pre *C05ftE»» southern or northern whiles to ?S:VÔlV; H T "5 of Vpacket o^Luoill Arty. Co.. at Okie j ay fines which makes their pail- SUCH mea$ttres judice. " he added, "CAO be measured not only In the attitudes of shun Negroes as associates and necticut! Yankees cannon gun ing doubly expensive to the south. have LranD?ov/l rl **»* ™«*U t»o European and Asian people toward us, but in plain dollars and cents subject them lo privation in pub- fire made him realize the deter ?? W *ihey take on the earmarks of xernor ^ *"* ** "° «"*«•* *«"><* by the Go- economics." m lie mutters. In the same way that mination of people to stand by a 0) AS St-MMEa vacations *p- work in a number of * *» ***** tiocia on teenage employment. hihited '•'•cupationa are in heavy law applies to employment in in- Eventually the south may have thern white man scoff at the ideas face to face with their sense of Pf0p0Sa,S h f 0 MONTGOMERY. Ala. — Gov. John Patterson has been unanl- There are two .late law. that industry or other dangerous occo- ter-*tate commerce' or in the pro human treatment. That Is when «?ie««^J' ™ *'" *vor. How- a change of heart. Mark Twain of Negroe's equality with him as btlls *,' 11 C J » J*- *> «** An enactment of these mously condemned by the most powerful unit, of the white press in cover the employment of youngs- pations. dwetion ot goods for i-Her-ttat* told of a Connecticutt Yankee a human to a human, to enter the they break with tradition. The 0 his own state, for his defiance of the federal government's attempt ters, the Compulsory School Law Example, are. Work abound commerce. Employer, are re southern editorial press already Is % hC Sp nSOrs ton end h to assure compliance with interstate travel laws and his sanction thrown back to King Arthur's public places and nit with him * We all vir! i ° Wi * * <-? **'» ^. ft nd tbe Child Labor Law. The blast furnaces or around dock* or required to j**,- chart* that »um» court and introduced .modern war and ride beside him in public decrying the brutality against the of the recent mob attacks on interracial groups of bus riders through Compulsory School Law forbid* wharves; in the outside erection merit* the child labor end female riders and is lukewarm to the -nee tZosZ W r""^ * * I* of skeptidsm fare against an uprising. The po- transportation, or even to vote •».o debates^ tnm STt,y ***? thc W «** Alabama. "The baboons committing the violence must be collared, working during hours student* are and repairing of electric wiring: labor ****». pulact* rove in rebellion and for him. Now who is wrong ot southern stand on segregation. htann l Jailed, tried and generously punished." demanded the Montgomery required to be in avitool, while oiling and cleaning machSne* lh T»*o«g*i*. can ccminiy be ***>> The bus riders have riled the na ^ce angle thev «LTt u l « °" «* ***** of the rnarched against the Yankee and right in the rejeetlon of a^human Advertiser. "The governor.'' it added, "seemed to be tilting the the Child Labor Law regulate, the motion, or serving as a pilot, fire- <-*t**oi worker*, tnd the law *» no* tion's Justice Dept. more force- the seal of Alabama info a ring of the baboon's tail " Other pepers. his cohorts, hut was mowed down becau&e ? time and hours ot employment est man or engineer on boat, or ves- intended to keep ttarm out of ta* by cannon gun fire. Still the po ably Uian ever before. P |8 mi,, n joining in with similar tirades, were, the Huntavilie Times, Birrning- in the Columbus area\lone ""* ° * *° hara Post-Herald. Opeltka Daily News, Tuscaloosa News. Birming youngsters as well as iM-ohibiUrrg •**». *•* **"***•***-. **** merely to pro. pulace tr.ajvtn.it until the Yankee a GRADUALLY the south lose* Rev. King's bu* boycott of their employment m certain oo . ,.,„, „ , _ , . *"*"** ***ir *»'*-'*>. heeltn and weir realized that all of England was ne I ven thc b ham News, Selma Times-Journal, Decatur Daily, and Ihe Anniston c-upa tions. its battle to.maintain discrimina some years ago, the nation's cry * 0 ttlRLS are more restricted m far«, marching against him for a cause. nutic!. f&fSa% z° r *L ^ * **» <**• Star. Student* who are under IS and tion and segregation and the vast against the Enunett Till crime, he nUmbCrS nckct in c types of employment bwtuse of A«y q^tions that am* -a to. Tlaybo it will dawn on the south majority of southerners are pro provides tht LSS - w" Sr * ™» wish to work at summer job* most the greater need tor protection. the sit-ins have raised a social gard to empiajmc-n>B t ot tet-nagers that much of America and the obtain a "part time and vacation" Employer, are usually .ware of ZZL ZlTT bably resigned to a complete dis t evolution that must become a Widow To Sue Cult For Share Of $20 Million World opposes her ways. appearance of jim crow. And, on certificate from local school offi the rettricrtiona on am emoLJ Tl. ~ *™ ^ ** ****** very important chapter in this na tbc i PHILADELPHIpent * ***** *****A - — Att'---•y PomeranUt annotaH-ed here last wee* the other hand the freedom bus cials, A job must be obtained be meat of teenager.. butTf trTy ti Z ^ S^ * **•** -• 0) FREEDOM riders demonstra tion's history. And there are that the ailing widow of the founder ot "The Johnson Emptre*' tao may be having the effect like ** £S5i2i£i^ 5S ***** * ** fore the certificate can be issued. ting that mixed people can rtd* irc nick-named locally because of its wealth estimated at 120 million), S 1 fefe beating a man in a fist fight or names, Negro names, that must primarily by NegroS ° ' *** "*** *#**«« know whether ot n-« to, o,^^^ „ ' ** * *" ° - °* &****t*m. aide by side in public conveyance, better known a. The Church ot the Lord Jesus Christ of tho Apostclic • THLRC court battle then bragging before be given credit for carrying ^t are *n restrictions tion i, probihited arl VheTZoV, %*?> J******* °» **«!-*« and eat side by aide In public Faith, i* shortly to so* the ctrgaoixaeion tor "at least one-third" af " -" "M*~s w *tnptoymettt him about the beating—like pour towards success. Negroes are -iil l^liî^^ m* * M WIS restaurant* are not giving new pushing forward for their place in aWn Uckct It* wealth. Mr*. Johnson, **, was for yeet* estranged from the ** ***>» ^Shieen ot over except ing oil on a smouldering Are. than the probation act •S0.A ^ ^P™* th 4 c an >< h di t» *Ute regulation,, the tederai Hour ttv*£ iS*^Sj Idea, to ihe south, but are foeus- the American sun regardless of P flOW f M late Bishop Sherrod C. iahxuon, the cult', tounder, by whom sa* ta * ^V * ** *** * »»%itnt- The south smai-ts under dele the roarirtg twctttiaT ° <*™*™* fusing to li u * * &** " * ***»«>- tention on the south to tbe extent gation already and for inroads of General hospital, speechies. and afanos* life**** from a third stroke **** "f**r» ot-tge. F*m*J*>» etgts- A COU^lf Of OU1CIOE5 mixed groups riding buses batter- martyrdom which paves Uie way to success for the future. vice ££&[fe **« or any other «f r«rsiy«*. While officials cf the cult deny that JiifciMon owned •****• ** *"*«** *"* atifjiject to the te Th* US Chombef al Commerce uty* "it t aettinQ harder tt> m the Negro £££ft ***** the IAW is designed to pro eny twdttoton to Him the church will he In charge of Mass., on June 6, the directors He invites you to the nearest and the program. Guest speakers wilt Nay, a Christian Science teacher of our sins sweetest r«*l*tionsrilp." railed for renewed vigilance on "With my burden I begin; I-ord b« Willie B. Horton of Hebrew the part of all who cherish free and practitic>n**r vif Boalon, Mass, Baptist, at 10:30 a. m.. and Rev. Site succeed. Arthur W. Bckman, remove this load of tin.". Let u. ova rn *.*. t.u dom^ brotherhood and truth. tell Him of our waywardness, our Townt ot Family Baptist, whose general counsel of the Mother 0 O tiOO, grant, that we will choir will sing., Mrs. Mary L. **• Among the stirring headlines Church. coldnea* ot heart, our neglect of trading his wof*d, of prayer and make known unto You our de- Freeman is program director, Al or our day," they said, "there is A native of Texas, Mrs, Nay re Sires and resolutions, and in doing bert Pimento is Youth Dept. presi no more vital news than the ceived her education at Ward of fellowship. Keep back nothing. He wilt abundantly pardon. Sn j| So, Soot imitation can be enter- dent, and Rev. Joseph Freeman Christianity which our Master Seminary, Nashville, Tenn., the near to Christ we will confide, to taincd Ay oa. In Christ's name. Is pastor. Tlie public Is Invited to taught and practiced. In an age of University of Texas and the Uni Anwn.-KEV. L. StMVBOlt.. both,-Services. versity of Chicago. She withdrew Him our trouble, and sorrows, political tyranny and ecclesiasti too. In our Lord, the burdened I cal despotism, of turbulence, un from a musical career in 1918 to *» tint i:s BOARD of Hebrew MK8. NAV devote her entire timeto the prac and the afflicted are especially In Baptist, 1333 Gaull St., will spon rest «nd hatred. Christ Jesus resist." tice of Christian Science healing sor Its annual.summer tea. at the came preaching that the kingdom in Chicago. She became an auth- RESERVE church, Sunday. June 18, from 4 of God is at hand. He wielded a IN Ol'R AGE, material limita orwrd teacher of Christian Sci School Recital NOW FOB v| MM>K to T p. m. Mrs. tzola Heighter power which the might of mater tion-, arc yielding to the frecdom- ence in 16*6, She will serve as i The annual closing recital of the Wedding's • Partiea Is chairman. Mrs. Delia Marbury, ialism could neither parallel nor giving power of God, infinite president for one year. music school of Neighborh-xxl ; Receptions • Dance* president, and Rev. W. M. Itors- House. S00 I^-onard av , wiil be I * Banquets Iey, pastor. The public is invited. held Tuesday and Thursday, Jttne • 13 and 13, at 0 p m. CALL 0 A MUSICAL garden tea will WCOF Officers Installed Sunday The Tuesday evening program be given at the home of Mr. and \ Sunday, May 14. at the Dobbs Ward; junior conductor, Mr*. rence Greene, Marun. Robert Wil will feature pupils of the elemen Mrs. Robert Justice. 3071 Baker BURNETT'S House the Women's Catholic Or Geraldine Davis: sentinels, Mes- lis, Misses Elena Cohan, Deborah tary and kindergarten depart Hill, Southfield community, under Prince and Mary K. Ruhr; Messrs. ments and the advanced pupils WHITE HOUSE. INC BUILDING FUND THEATRE PARTY I* belnfl tportsorad by ing. From l*ft, Floyd Johnson, program choirmon: Marion ' der ot Foresters, St. Cyprian Court «lamc*s Dorothy Joseph and Bee- sponsorship of the Missionary So- Ko 103, held installation of offi Edward Colston Jr., Malcolm Gen will appear on the Thursday eve ItOO INDIAVOl A AVE rh* M*n't Fellowship of St. Philip! Episcopal church ot Hunt* Fitch, manager, Huntt ClneStage; t*<*#h**r K*nrt*th Higgin trice Peters: program chairman. riety of Southfield Community ces-.. Mrs. Dorothy Colston; publicity try Jr., Frank Hairston, Stephen ning program. The public is in AM 3 31.*** fit; gam Cin*Stog*, Sunday, Jim* 25 ot 7.30 p.m. Th* planning eom- botham, r*ct*r of St. Philips ond Richard Moor*, vie* pretident Joseph, Cecil Pannell. Michael vited to attend on both evening.. Baptist, Sunday, June 11, from 3 rnift** it pictured with odvcmc* publicity of th* gr*ot movl* r'r. feugene Yorls. chaplain; In t* o m m I t t e e, Misses Charlotte of Men's Fellowship of th* church. stalled the following officers: Greene and Olive Grier. Ward and William Wofroid. to 7 p. m. The affair will be for 'SpartocuV' which will be lh* f*otvr*d *ntertoinment thot *v*rt- Chief ranger, Mrs. Winnifrcd Other mem.iers of the court at After the banquet a party wat- the benefit of the church's building OBG Clubs To Meet Fnnnell; vice chief ranger, Mrs. tending were Mesdames Carrie given at the home of Air* Geral fund. The public is Invited. Golden Agers Take Tour Hosack Raptist Mary Alice Little; recording se Booker. Norma Genuy, Ethel Jen dine Davis. nings, There*** Prince and Golda SARGE'S m BARBECUE Member, of Beatty, Poindexter OBG Men's Charity club will cretary, Mrs. WUda Colston; fi The men of Hosack Baptist will hold a meeting at Neighborhood nancial secretary. Mrs. Beatrice Wotford. BRICK — BLOCK — STONE Center and Pilgrim Golden Age Annual Program Sunday TRY OUR MONfST-TO-GOODNESS TRUtY sponsor a lawn fete, at the church, House, 800 Leonard a v., Tuesday. Hairston; treasurer. Mrs. Geral CEMENT FINISHER dub. went on an educational tour FR. WStltXT Mathews, spiri 35* Howe* st., Friday, June It, June 13, at 7:49 p. m. All mem The Sunday school of FrkmKhip dine Neal; juvenile conductor, tual flirvctor of the Catholic Inter Oak 4 Hickory Smoked m & Chicken GENERAL REPAIRS to Valley Forge, Gettysburg and at « p. m. The public I* invited. bers are urged to be present. Mrs. Betty Stewart. Baptist church will present It* an racial Council, gave * short ad- nual program at the church, U2 Philadelphia.. May 23 and return Resident* wishing Odd jobs James I.. Martin it pretident and • Other officers present: PORK SANDWICHES ed on May 27. At those stops, they done: such as. painting, cleaning. drt-x*. E. Donaldson si., -Sunday, June Arthello Muse I. secretary. Senior conductor, Mrs, Dorothy Open eve. Tuet. Thru Fri., 8 p.m. Till I o.rn. visited many places of interest etc.. are invited to call Don Car Guests attending were Mr. and II. at 3 p. m. The public Is in Sot. ond Son. 1 p.m. Till 1 a.m. CL. 3-6855 On the same date, me Wive* Mrs. Eugene Garland, Mr. and vited fo attend. Regular morning and were guests of the Atdelphia roll, Cl. 8-0367. and Widows Auxiliary of the club CALL tag-ant' W. C. WILBER hotel while in Philadelphia. A repeat performance of tlie Mrs, Marvin -Gilchrist, Mesdames service begin, at 10.45, Rev. R. T. E. long 5f. ai Monroe Ave. FOB CAKItVOOT will meet at the home of Mrs. Wil Dotolhy Council, Ida Canty, Chris Gleaves is pastor. drama, "Warn the Others," will liam Hollow-ay, jaro Hawthorne be given by the men ot the chur Gospel Circuit tine Gilchrist, Duki Cilchiist, Flo pk. Mrs. Hattit- Taylor I* presi ch, at the church, Friday, June dent and Mr*, Janet Lane, secre 23, at 7:30 p. m. The pastor. Rev. *.-. .'-..- ' "-':"-» Services In Columbus Churches tary. If. H. Teague. extend, a special Freeman Gosi>el Singers, the Progressive Bapt Caldwell Temple AME Zion invitation to the public to attend. Gospel choir of Khenczcr Baptist Worship and fellowship with purpose at Caldwell Temple AME The Vacation Bible school will -church and a number of choir. J The pastor. Rev. J, P. Fincher, from other local churches will be f Zion, 925 Bryden Rd. J. Dallas Jenkins, minister. Churcb begin Monday, June 12, and ex Fftttis ipvirwed the Sunday school les pi-esented in a musical program | school, 9:30 a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Christian Endea tend through June 23, son, last Sunday morning.. He will VIVIAN WALKER at Ebenezer, M S. Ohio av., Sun return to the air and resume his vor, 6:30 p. m. Evening worship, 8 p. m. Midweek Praise, day, June IS, at 3:30 p. m. Mra. Wednesday. 8 p m. The Capital City's Temple of Methodism. COLUMBUS htoadcasung program on the fifth Cay St Baptist 7 Lillle Holme* is president of the Sunday In July. Gay Street Baptist FUNERAL DIRECTORY The Paul Peterson Co. Freeman Singers and Rev, Qeo- Mrs, Laura Mathe**, pretudent of Sunday Church school of Gay 950 0ubt.* Re* phus Kee, leader of Gospel Cir the Senior choir, wishes to thank For The Spiritual Refreshing Pause, Come To THE GAY ST. CROSBY FUNERAL St. Baptist will present Vivian M0 i.-*S55 cuit, is manager. The public is all who a:-7f-d In making the BAPTIST CHURCH, 496 E. Gay St., Cor. of Gay st. and Washing HOME Walker, lyric coloratura soprano: Invited. Choir Day observance successful. ton av., V. G. Campbell. Minister. Sunrise Worship-*:!* a. rn. Lois Guilford, coloratura soprano, The House of Friendly Mary Jo's Nursing Home, JOSS Mrs. S. Robinson and family vi Sunday Church School—9:15 a. m. Regular Worship—10:35 a. m. and Vivian Ford Bradley, accom Sortie*)" Fianklin av., will be host to the sited in Day ion last Sunday. Mrs. Communion services each first Sunday. Special services upon an 1072 E. Long St. panist, in a musical program Sun L.I. MIHrrll Kvangelistic Unit Sunday, June XX, nouncement. day, June 11, at 6.3-0 p. m. at the ROM Pickens is .till confined to CL. 2-1555 ANO ASSOCIATES, INC from 2 to 3 p, m. Rev. Kee will be Lincoln Memorial hospital. I church. in charge of the service. Mt. Olivet Baptist The public i« always welcome at | Visit next Sunday at ML Olivet Baptist, 428 E. Main at. "N* BROOKS PAINTING A GENERAL Friday, Jan. *. the Beginners •The unit conducted worship ser Progressive Baptist. 337 N. l«th Creed Bat Christ." H. Beechcr Hicks, minister. Tbe Cburcb at FUNERAL HOME INC CONTRACTORS vice at May's Nursing Home last rtte'delight of every child that come, to HOt-ELTir FOOD 0A0 to Dept. of the Sunday Church school st. the beautsful acjuarium and it* variety of "live" fish displayed t» Study, 9 a m Tb* Cburcb at Worship, 10:45 «. m. Baptist 1108 E Lost Si. will sponsor an old-fashioned bar 77IVi.E. long St. Sunday afternoon. Rev. Kee spoke our .ir-i-ooditioned Dining Room. Mrs. Harriet Wallace, 129 WUtoet TrtLning Union. 6pm The Church at Worship, 7:30 p m. CL. 3-1411 becue. Deliveries will be made by CA. t-3774 from the subject, "Spiritual Second Baptist " calling the church. Grow-th." Devotional, were ted by Church To Worship Ave.. Oiiumbim, and daughter, Deborah Ana. typify the hundred* MRS D A WHITTAKEP Deacon R. Mitchell and JUra. Kiddies You're always welcome at 2nd Baptist, 188 N. 17th St. C. "T. ml Centr«i Ohio families who have enjoyed tbe int.ere.iirjg aeaiif* AND SONS. INC Thelma Kee. Jenkins, minister. Church school, 9:15 a. m. Morning worship, FUNERAL HOME At New LocaHon display . . . AND, of courte, return regutariy to the **OVf£LT* 10:45 a. in. Evening worship, 7 p.m. 720 E Loag St- **000 BAM to enjoy our rJtciuMltely prepared food*. Tasty meals. Rtrgister Now Until fui-ther notic*, Corirrthiai* CL. 8-9549 BO work for Mom, special childrea's ptwtior**. reaaoriaWe pekem. Shiloh Baptist R For Summer Session Missionary Baptist churcb will Come to Shiloh Baptist, Hamilton at ML Vernon av* James W &.E Paint conduct it. service, at Smith Rd. Bring th* family here, soot*. C D. WHITE A SONS school, two blocks south of Frehis Parrish, minister. Radio broadcast (WBNS), 8:15 a. ' ta FUNERAL HOME Church scnool (chfldren may be left with competent mother* av. and Locfcbonrn* rd. The Stvrittg A Complete Menu of Delectable Food* 1217 ML Vemon Art. LUCY DEAN Church school will open at 9;4t during worship), 9 a m. Church at worship. Ham Contm CL. S-1514 & Around The Clock , .\ 24 Horns Everyday ued Church school for small children, 11 a. m. Baptist Training all paper FtAY SCHOOl A a. m. Sunday and morning wor KINDERGARTEN ship will be at 10:*S. Union, 8 p. m. Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. Music by five choirs. WILLIAMS & McNABP Decorating Supplies for DtscrtrnmaHng People MORTUARY, INC Day car* for children 3 to 9 Ladie* Aid Society Is r«sliing Union Grove Baptist Op*** Vet Bathtem* At Oar New Loxwtio*. years old. Certified by city crtcKâte-covered turtles, which Come to worship at Union Grove Baptist. 288 N. Champion Av* FUNERAL HOME 818 E Loot St. and ttafe. For details call will h* delivered lay calling CL Phale D. Hale, minister. Cburcb *cbool tor *!! age*. » a, m CL 3-777$ NOVELTY FOOD BAR Churcb at worship 10:45 a. m. and 7*30 p. m. Nursery tor he CU 8-9S21 1147 MI. VERNON AVE. Cl. J-50M 3-4232. Tbe cburcb furnishes bies and pre-achool children while you trorship. Jr. church with u asportation to and from ser The Above list I-*C!;K1C* (Fenaerty The ML Vers** Are. Brtmeh Pent Ottteel olannr-d worship on the level of children through age of 12 at Member. Of Tbe Colirmba*. 336 Wilson Ave. Col's vices. Kev. T. L. Jordan U pas 741E. 10N6 H. * HAMHTOti *¥1. U. 40552 10:45 a m BTU for all age*. 8 p. m. Personal and family WE treuvis Hannah tornert, Direetross counseling be sooointmeot Ftraeral A***** tor.

• PAGE 20 TNI OHIO SENTINEl THURSDAY. JUNE 8. 1961 ttlsWUaTI •IIIIIIB'IMIfrtll'HliMllllilllllllllll TURNEH'S THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1961 THf OHIO SfNTlNH PAGE ft RESTAUKANT IJluB CAD/ty, LK'.I E. Long HI. 9% Beer - Wine - WhLike* f'rcjr-r-t.' Writer Finds Real Stars Shine In Everyday Life HOME COOKED FOOOS Ohio's tit CA #4RM RS7 By \>N B. IHi.Mii JIMMY SLAUGHTER mAmusements Thanks to a star, I got • chance, featuring To List Your Attraction or Service Telephone CApitai 1-4566. to tree bow one really thine* in '"SWEETIE DEE" f**"a"MB*a"a"*M*"a"^^ VILLAGE TAVERN everyday life. lowest 1 had an assignment to inter Sper.iali-.ing In 121f MT. VERNON ATM. Colombo*. O. view at least one of the cast In Fried Chicken Erroll Garner Releases New Records Serving the People ts* and -A Rai*.n in the Sun", to nnd Grasshopper Cocktails Around Poindexter Village out hi., or her feeling, about the lectio* Day Tvcrtday 9-V N. TORK.-^rrroU Garner's first heavy bidding from over a dozen •U.KB. WINE GOOD FOOD theatre, the play and their alms 142 H. aoth Car. Uaaattl Av. new recorded work to he released recording flrmt during.his three- Opea 7AM.* CIo*. 1 P. M In life, i wa. looking forward to NOW OrtH SUNDAYS In almost three years, an allium year hiatus. CHESTER K WHITE. Opr the old routine and the familiar 11.45 *.*«. 'tit Ji30 a.m. titled "Dreamstreet," wa. schedu The Octave Records Am-l»ar re M.sv.ers to questions which have led for release Tuesday, May JS. lationship is comparable to the almct become stock in thi. area The release of this album by the current popujar motion picture ol human endeavor—th* theatre. world-acclaimed pianist-composer concept of an independent produ Just as I was reluctantly pro The 'New' marks the end of* this three-year cer making a film and releasing THE SUNSET INN ceeding to contact one of Ute prin recordinr; hiatus. Garner's new re it through a major distribution 883 N. Fourth AX. tTr-BlW cipals, the phone rang and Mary cordings will be for Octave Re company. For Octavo Records, Emma Washington, a Columbuaii* nppnr JNN BAR cords, Inc., *nd will be distributed Garner will personally supervise Specializing tn Barbecue who made a fine name for herself exclusively through Am-Por Distri his own recording date*. Includ and Southern Fried Chicken in dramatic*, inctuding a short Modern Bar butors. The company has already ing the selection of material to *t>nt in the "Amos and Andy" Beer, Wine, Whiskey Accommodations shipped an Initial order of 65,000 be released. show, Invited me to an Informal year old For 50 People DISTINGUISHED ACTOR, Roy t. Glenn, Lot Angelet, exchanges reminitcence* with form*r albums In the V. S. alone—pre-_ Garner is accompained by bas Daily 9 A. M. to 1 A. M. supper she had set for a star of colleague, Mary Emma Wothington, during a brief stopover in Columbu* recently. Sharing BEER - WINE - LIQUOR sold "sound unheard'" sist Eddie Calhoun and drummer ' Kaisin" by the nam* of Frances in th* laughter of th* moment or* Ft once* Fatter, (in private life Mrt. Glenn) who ployt rh* MIXED DRINKS - FOOD Kelly Martin In the album, which Glenn and her talented husband, The new berth of the Garner Roy. Mrs. Glenn 1. known as tecond lead of Ruth in "A Roitin In Th* Sun" ond Mary's hushand, K*lly Wothington — Pierc* Open 5:30 A. M. will be released In both stereo and Close 2:30 A. M. output has been a subject of in tutrices Foster, who ptaya Ute se and Son Photo. bourbon monaural. "Dreamstree," at thc tense music trade speculation and cond lead of Ruth in "A Raisin Closed All Day Sunday* personal direction of the artist, pany of "Raisin" closes, m Wash She has had an equally satisfy rumor. Garner, has been a best- SOUTHERN in the Sun." on the coast. QtufAijA Uq will he sold through regular re ington next week. ing role in 'Take a Giant Step." 780 MT. VERNON AVE. selling recording artist for almost SHE BRAKED acting honors tail record outlets only and will Frances' Interest in tbe theatre (Corner St. Clair) 20 years—and one of the most ON MY WAY to Mary Emma', with Roy In 'Carmen Jones," SPEAKING briefly of the poten not be available through any re developed when she studied drama CL. 2-0240 widely Imitated pianists In the TEA ROOM at :026 Bryden rd., I wax making "Amos and Andy," "Anna Lucaa- tial of Negro actor, and actresses. John Dixon, Mgr. cord clubs. ta" and "Right Where Vou Are." «l the YWCA. world—has been deluged with Julia Graham, Prop. op my mind to get my interview Glenn said that the solution to the •nd be on my way as quickly She also played in "My Little "current dllemna of casting Ne- 618 E. LONG ST. The director recognised Iter abi as possible, but that thought wa* Margie," "The I-oretta Young groe." en oniy be Alleviated lity and encouraged her to build BAf 4f Open Daily 5:3* a.m. to Show," "Playhouse BO" and va No More Segregation In Mel Opera Plans 7:3* P.M. dismissed five minute, after I met when mor* and better Negro wri • career In the theatre. CK VI I NIT - -D these celebrated guests, instead of rious plays at the Ebony theatre ter* are developed. They are the DETROIT — The Metropolitan ing refused seats, or offered sub Open Sunday..'TH 1 p.m. just an interview, I had one of in Los Angeles. She has received one. who will use their talent to One of several children and a OA I Line DINING ROOM Opera company hat announced ""Home Cooked Foods stitute accommodations In segre the most informative and enter- excellent review, in Variety, Bill write work, of art. In this fash rare native N. Yorker, she mar Cor. LONG A HAMILTON CL 2-0228 that it will play to no more seg- Our Specialty" gated sections. t,lining evening. In year.. board, Lo. Angele. Sentinel and ion, mor* Negroes will be given ried Glenn in December, 19*0, and Where Hospitality Begin* egated audiences, decision moti vated by the numerous protests Il didn't take me long to find through other media. Mary Emm* meaty roles. For example, Lor c.-nsidera this tour a prolonged Your Hostets • Mrt. Ray Redman went into the field of drama with raine Hansberry". "Raisin," uses Serving Liquor, Beer, Good Food Daily it has received from Negroes in that Mr. Glenn ie r.ot a husband honeymoon. If Broadway offers southern cities on its current tour. lying along for the ride and .-ask a background in economics, law 16 people tn the cast. nothing worth doing this fell, they and social work. Near the close ot Its eight-per ing :u his wife's celebrated spot The actor stressed thc Impor- .ill return to their hom. in LA. J T 'S PLACE 55-/SJ light, but Roy is well known for 715HRIMP formance appearance here, Ru- Interspersing his remark, with tanc. of dramatic classes for IN A BASKET olph Bing. general manager, in a 1443 Fields Ave. AX. 8-0697 hi. numerous performace. on ra colloquialism* such a. "man*. children at an early age, *ince C&R dio, television, movie, and the le press Interview, "said: need for soul-food! " awing Ume, this gives - tbtm longer to learn Harry's CWcfcen Shack LIQUOR Corner of Llth in Front of Main Entrance to Fairgrounds gitimate stage. "I have told our friends in At barefoot coffee, Roy slowly wbat they need to know. Such Ml St. Clair Av*. AX. M18I CRIll 8eei • Win* • Food lanta and Dallas that we can no ut conversation with thi. de- BEER — WINE — FOOD spoke of hi. background, lie re early experiences also give the WILL DELIVER To Carryout toogcr afford to play to segre Sl'KrtAfJZINt; IN JiRhtfuI, gravcl-v uicfd actor, I ceived his training . in music at youngster the opportunity to learn Champion A Ml. Vernon CL. 2-0300 Mrs. Ra€y tedtnon . Prop. gated audiences. I hope something learned that he is not only charm „ WHOLE PRIED CHICKEN BARBECUE aad PDSZA UCLA. A native of Pittsburg, acting fundamental., to develop can be worked out. Don't ask mc ing, but unusually unselfish. (With French Friet) We Will Deliver IKan.., he ha. called IA hi* home creaUvenea* at a ume when they Only «9c to elaborate. I am stilt a British OPEN s tunes WEEKLV MONDAY THBO SATUKDAI Before he told me anything ; since he wa. a youngster. To men- are most uninhibited, to le.rn Barbecue A Assorted AT THE subject and don't wish to get -into John Tucker, Prop. •bout himself, he filled me in on •Hon • tew of his performance^ freedom of expression and to de ALSO Sandwiches Starting Wtifk BOTTLED a political situation." the talent of Mary Emm* and the • you will remember with delight, velop confidence. As an example Early Breakfast IN BONO The Met opened this year's tour high esteem in which she Is held seeing him In "Carmen Jones," he .poke of his 11 year old son, JUNE FESTIVAL in the rank, of top actor, and M Atlanta, where there were two Our New Cocktail Lounge Will Be Open Soon "Amos and^Andy." "Anna Lucaa-1 Darryl, who -recenly played m Opea Tin t \ ML Daily SAM CUT 0ISMIW8 £0, theatre people on th* West Coast. ; reported incidents of Negroes be- ta," ''Lawman,* "Thi. Man Daw- ("Wagon Train." At the age ot «. Harry He made me very much aware of UWtEXCEHJK, XEMTUCKT Kroger Parking Lot son.'* "Johnny Rebel" and "Sgt. h* roold recite Hamlet*. "SolHo- the fact that the friend I often ee* Rutiedg*.""- the film in which he Ia i ***•"•"•" He had learned this weighty was more than Just a personality 1731 Greenway Ave; Hefty Lou Sets Record called "S*rge." A Columbus man I P'**** '*"om hlj» dad while watching GREAT FALLS, Mont—Hefty recognized him In a downtown !hirb shave. He live. In Cleveland Sponsor*** By Th* Ml. Vernon Av*. District Improvement Ass'n on NOW! In Columbus! coined lent* Lou Owens, whose 295 COLUMBUS' NEWEST lounge and called him "Sarge." | AtOi **•• ***** ^ mother. Jac- pound, ot avoirdupois has become OASIS COSMOPOLITAN 111. warmth and friendliness me- • '*''• wno •*• currently featured In a TOES, ttragfc SM., Jit 13-1S/STIIL GOOD SEATS her trademark, has Jnst closed a RESTAURANT ke him quite approachable. He td&AmT lounge as • .ingt-r record-breaking eight-week night CIRCLE BAR & GRILL and hi. wife Frances are looking Ohi $TAGt • club engagement here and left for forward tn doing a play togeth-er When the spotlight swung from a Canadian tour. LIQUOR • BEER • WINE Roy, Fiance., slipped o/f her Served In A Congenial Atmosphere LITTLE on Broadway, when the road corn- jsiwe.t ruritq ter JJ wme# with a t:U A.M. background of training received mt Gordon & Sheila 8EEB - WINE - tVHisKET AU LEGAL BEVERAGES NOW ON THE EASTSIDE AT af GAffRELD th. American Theatre of Ft**e Entertainment Fri. A Sat HOME COOKED FOOD Arts, N. York, and numeroua tete* MacRae Horace DeJarnett, Prop, vision role.. at Sat hwg mm eeoAwt «•****> Don't Miss It! FRIED Presents TRIANGLE GRILL CHICKEN KATE'S "Bells Are FAMILY MATINEE BALLROOM Corner Leonard A Taylor Arts'* WED. NIGHT Old Trail Barbecue CL. 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Mwe*pi^*-s will include "Midsummer trical experience in the Black . York; Missea Ellen and Debbie Now Fcoturirtg "ERMANDOS ?e Cod. West Coast premieres II Mr.. Helen Jackson of Chatta and "The Enchanted." Dorothy of "John l-oves Mary" and "Mont- ;| sorrat." [I nooga, Tenn., arrived at the home I-anting, formerly of Yellow ot Mr. and Mrs. Willard Peterson Springs. O. was a member of the Student members of the com- I Friday, to attend the wedding of N. York Shake.s|>eare Festival and party will bo Kirslen Dahl. Roy t her nephew, Jame. Peterson, Sa played, second load last summer London. Lisa Klelnbertf. Ellen Ro- |j| turday, and the graduation of her to Joan Fontaine in "Susan and D ^ttvbuHtp srnberg and Nancy Meckler. neiee, Miss Kay Peterson. Tuett- day. SANDRA CAP!TO, "Mi»* Merry Maker I960," will crown Mr*. Jessie Simmon, spent the I WELCOME TO COLUMBUS ELKS STATE CONVENTION th* 1961 queer* Sunday, June 25, ot 8 p.m., when Merry Mafc*rs Memorial Day weekend a. guest OLD JOE pit BXBtnvtnvm • of her aister, Mn*. Sadie Taylor, ••MlBUI BBS MOW NITELY *TU 2 A.M. Club, Inc., present* lit annual contest ond a splash party at in Libaon. Mrs. Taylor returned I SAMM MELLMAN'!S A FRIEND? —.Jean Durand at a faithful Haitian foreman with Craig Steven* in "Voodoo* Maryland Pk. pool, on* ot the many activities scheduled in with her for a visit of several days on "Peter Gunn," Monday, June 19, 10*30 p.m., ABC-TV, Channel 6, Columbus. * celebration of the club's 35th anniversary. "Mitt Merry Maker No Better Bottled-in-Bond before Joining her husband in In- 1961'* will reign over club event* during the year, which in At Any Price. 1., 502 CLUB CHICK HONORS CBS NETWORK dianapoli.*. N. YORK.—The NaUonal Safety clude a variety show Wednesday, June 28, at 8 p.m., at East St. Cloir at Leonard MADAM DELL Council". Public Interest Award High school, ond will receive her choice of* $100 or a three-day Denver Steven, was graduated CHARCOAL Columbus, Ohio for ISSO has been granted to the ALL IS BETTER WHEN l-*p to Michigan and an engraved trophy. Mist Capita is pic- from Mt. Vemon Bible college, FILTERED CHUCK CBS-TV network. James T. Aub YOU KNOW TOMORROW lured as the was crowned by lucien Wright at latt year's affair. June 4. Among those who attend- oa rs*-*r* I rey Jr., president, CBS-TV -net I do hereby agree and sol w MOOT anittxt fisatcvi tovtson aanus ttextm *ST*UI*T ce.t IIIIHK* emnly guarantee to make you work, was Informed of the award Danclna Nifely Mon. fhru Fhurs. no charge if I fail to tell you Scc*3>Baa*taVaataa*aaaaaB^^ in a letter from Howard I'yle. whether your husband, wife, president, National Safety Council. or sweetheart is true or false I will tell you how to gain the one, you most desire * Giving Merry Makers names, dates, name your JHflnniUERSIlRV enemies. Get advice on love, courtship, marriage, divorce, business, law suits, specula- tiara, transactions of all kinds Club Inc. 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THURS0AY, JUNE *",, 1961 PACE 24 THE OHIO SENTINQ THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1961 THE OHIO santNEi PAGE as to pull James Hackersmlth of MEN'S DIVISION Dayton; Edward Wiggins, Cinctn- Bowling Green (7 pounds) up one naii. Medalist—Kenneth Brown, Cta- of those Kentucky hills . . , Fred Cleveland Indians Take On Orioles Carney-fireer Win Louisville Tourney ctnnati. Hooks And Slices Romanski of Gary finally admit Third—James Butler. Dayton; ted that he couldn't beat A. D. V. Nashville. Championship — Washington Claude Benhoe and Henry Boyd, 0 THE MM is\ it.t.r: tourna In Baseball Game 01 The Week Ix>uisvHJe. The public Relations Committee of Crosby of CC-MI but usually has Champlcmshlp flight — Magda Greer, Cincinnati; Kenneth Brown ment was saddened by the tragic the midwest district ot the UGA Tlie Cleveland Indians, off to a phla Phillies game will be pre and Bill Mark., both of Cincinnati. a better score when they play len* Carney, Naahvilte; R, *L JiMon liny** death of OrvlII Going, of Rich sends thanks to BUI and say that fine start tn this year's American sented from Philadelphia's Con apart . . . Louisville and Ky-Ana Hayea, Cincinnati; Mary Burton, Firtrt flight—Green Hankei'ton, mond who was killed in an auto more radio personalities like you League pennant race, take on the nie Mack Stadium, starting at golfers ar. wondering Why they Columbus, Cincinnati; John Dyer, Louisville; Robert GAmble and Devon Rut- mobile accident several days be will add something to the prestige Baltimore Orioles, regarded as a 1-.2'. p. in.. EDT. only see J. E. Evans when the First OIght--I>*nna Anderson, John Womberly, Detroit. ley, Loui|ville. fore he was to eppcar there. A of the UGA. strong contender. In "Baseball The same teams are listed for Old Divoter is In Louisville but Cincinnati; Orph* Schrog, Nash Second —Scott Allison, Louisville: aentor goiter and one of the best Evelyn Grear and Irene Mc- Game of the Week" attractions the regular and standby game, SENIORS he gives them the same story ville: Clarice WlUlams, Louisville. Charie. Stum and Sanford Gam In the flight, he will be sorely Guiro were spectators at the tour each time . . . Had lots of fun Saturday, June 17 and Sunday, on Sunday. The Indians-Orioles S*?cond—Vivian Brigham, Chica ble, both of Louisville. Charles I very, Dayton;. Thorns* missed throughout Ute district. nament and said that everything with Ernest Cole. Thanks for all June IB on the CBS-TV Network. contest will start at 1:35 p. m., go; Virginia McCammon, Colum Fourth — James Hackersmlth, Wettton, Detroit; day Thacker Sr., Williams Summers of Radio-WL- In Cincinnati was pointing to the of the Information that he gave The Indtans-Oitoics Saturday EDT, and the Reds-Phillies en bus; Ruth Allison, Louisville. Bowling Green; Harold Wlrudow, Louisville. OV was on the scene for both fall tournament In the Queen City me. game, at Cleveland's Municipal counter will get underway at 1 days and the direct broadcast ad . . . Should have seen Virgil White Stadium, is scheduled to start at p. m., EDT. ded something to the tournament. after he tried to get young and do 0 HAD THE pleasure ot play 1:89 p. m., EDT. Should incle Dizzy Dean and Pee Wee Reese the Twist, Hully Gully and the ing with Myron Coleman, midwest ment weather force a cancella will be tlie television sportscas- MAGDALENE CARNEY, Noshvill*, Tenn., accepts metfoiitl Pony. Those hills convinced him tournament director, «nd the poin tion, the Cincinnati Reds-Phlladcl- ters. trophy from Genevia Hawkint, pretident, louitville Goffers that he Is no longer an 18 year ter* he gave were what I needed club, ot Olli* Spiiler looks on. Mist Carney wat medalist and TV Picture old boy. to be able to have a presentable score on Sunday . . . Jean Wlnslow champion of the Louisville tournament which was in the Ken # SIKH U) HAVE seen the out tucky city two week* ago. fits the Dayton Golfercttes were acted a. official scorckeeper and Lists Outstanding Coaches For Clinic callfu . penalty on the Divoter By MSM- BREEDLOVE wearing. Gold sweaters and blue TALLAHASSEE, Fla.-~The 17th fensive trends, fundamental., and highest score, of her career. Tubes 19* that was fair and he had to take $ slacks (that were painted on them) annual Florida A-M University coaching techniques In football. Playing the course *s If they Funniest thing that happened In It. sure made a pretty picture, es Coaching Clinic will feature the Varying offenses and defenses, owned it on Saturday, Magdalene the tournament was when one of Had a letter from Chicago Wo pecially with Jean Winslow and nation's outstanding coaches plus movies of games, basketball drill* Carney of Nashville, Tenn., and the Old Divoter's Booster* read men's Golf Club last week which (all Cl. 2-7181 Evelyn Caldwell modeling the out Jake Gaither and his coaching and demonstrations, and tourna Kenny Brown of Dayton took me tlie scoreboard wrong and had the advised me that Ami Gregory of fits .. . Had a chat with Ruth" staff for the first time. The clinic ment preparation will feature the dalist honors In the Ky-Ana-Loui.- old boy winning the fourth flight Gary, Ind., has a handicap of two. with ease. Playing the third beat for free Estimate Johnson and Lois Pointer and both on football and basketball will be basketball section. ville tournament which was held That is more than most of thc tournament game of his career, are in favor of attending the CC- held In the air-conditioned Char Football will run June 12 til sis in the Kentucky city two weeks men in the district can brag about. he wound up as an also ran fi MI tournament the last week of les Winter Wood theatre, June p. m. June 15. Basketball will be ajjo. On Sunday, Miss Carney wa. With Ethel Bryant of Pasadena. nished fourth in the third flight. June. Mildred Brisker of Cleve 12-18. gin at noon June 18 and run able to hold her own as she de land sent a hello to all of her Co Cal., expecting to play In the CC- "We have had so many request. through the l«th. feated R. L. Hayes ot Cincinnati Most heartening play of the tou- lumbus friends and is expecting to MI tournament In Columbus, for our offense that my associate end Mary Burton of Columbus to rament happened w-hen Robert be In the city iat me CC-MI tour here's hoping Ann will be here coaches felt Uiat we should apnea." defend the crown that she won last Gamble and Devon Ridley teed off nament. as that would be one of the great year. Brown fell victim of a one- in the Junior flight. Age 15 and est matches ever held In Colum on the program," commented Should have seen Walter Tucker atroke loss to Washington Green 12. respectively, they will give bus. Understand that Mrs. Bry Jake Gaither of the highly scor of Cincinnati cm pounds) trying ARROW oi Cincinnati, some of the better player, trouble ing FAMU Rattlers. ant has been winning most of the in thc near future as they snot Gaither and his staff will lec Big surprise of the tournament honors on the coast. With tlie best good games for the short time RADIO fS ture on the split-line T offense a* Shirt* and Tim was thc defeat of the usually re HENSLEY'S SHOE SHOP that the midwest has to offer play they have followed the game. employed by the Rattlers. The liable Ellen Bryant of Nashville BELL 329 N. 20th St. ing against her, I will ask the *T>* Utti. Hat* ts (ft* WmSf follow THEVUIQN by Mary Burton of Columbus. public, HOW WOULD YOU LIKE Rattlers broke the college scoring Result.: (2 Doors North of Mt. Vernon) Ed Bailfy Learned later that Mr*. Bryant 1068 MT. VERNON AVE. IO SEE THIS MATCH? record for total points for a single LADIES IMVIMON O D*er East of Jar of Qualify season with 613 points. Thank*—6 N. High was the victim ot lack of practice SHOE POLISH a* the game soared to one of the Canto Theatre! • DON'T FORGET the Toledo This year emphasis will be pla Medalist — Magdalene Carney, the trend... tournament this week. Special ced on recent offensive and de Dependable nnd flight for senior women and also Guaranteed Televition FREE the best hospitality. Saturday', Ohio Horseshoe League To Operate With 4 Teams Service With Every Repair Job play will be on Bayview .'with the Th« J961 Ohio Horseshoe League champion; J. Robert. Jr., runner- to this great blend! Sunday play on Clearvlew. wilt operate this Mason with four up In th* city open Class A tour I have word from Howard An Columbus Barber Shoo Directory teama. They are Caaky Cleaner., nament and Mathew Hill, Class derson that the tournament will Garland Equipment. Pike County AA champion of the Columbu. be one of tlie most hotly contested Horseshoe* Club and McKinley Ringers Horseshoe Intramural in the history of the meet, with THOMPSON BARBER SHOP Auto Parts. League. such players as Thelma Simmons, 989 MT. VERNON AVE., Near 18th SL Ha/el Bibbs, Exie Ochier of De SEVEN CHAIR SHOP Complete Barber Service All four teams are loaded with Garland haa two district champ, troit, Renee Powell, Canton, and Charles Dudley, Mgr. John Thompson, Pro**, stars. Caskey 1. led by th* Rev. in Midge Johnson, national div ROOF Mary Wilken-on. Cleveland, parti Isaiah Hamlter, George Jones, Damon Lynch, A. Shavers, Class B AAU District trial Class B king, and Clinton X cipating. Vt ade Sober, Charles Dudley, B»rix*ra Hodges. Class A AAU district ru So the Old Divoter says, "If you ler. Johnson placed third in tbe miss Toledo, you have missed half State AAU tournament. of your golfing season."—BKEKT*- HARRIS' ST. CLAIR {$&£} BARTON iionoR C LOVE. BARBER SHOP ION'S BOSTON The Pike County aggregation top star is Donnie Roberts who (Between Star and 3rd Av'al BARBER SHOP TjWntt held the national junior AA title Complete Tonsorial Servic* X-2K'$ j ING*. 331 N. 20th Si. at H years of age. He is backed Facials A Specialty Complete Barber Servic* V by Gene Reno, Class C national 863 St CUtr Are. &# champion. RESERVE HOW Fri. 8 to tt Sat. 8 to • Andrew Harris. Prop. Leonard Thomas. Prop. Addition: Open Toes. Weds. Thurs. McKinley has only one former Brady White. Jr., Barber 075 619 327 June 8th thru Sept. 7th Sat. 8-6 Fri. 8 7 champ. He is Tom Peerce. for Barber* Wanted 41J 337 092 mer district double A, AAU ruler SIDING... ~SPEOTACULAB '3 NIGHTS OP BROGSDALE'S WHALEY Subtraction: BARBER SHOP LOST ONLV TWO VARUS BARBER SHOP 912 881 690 E. LANSING, Mich-Michigan HARNESS fZl E. LONG ST. 232 412 339 Complete Barbet servic. 814 E. LONG 8*. State fullback Ron Hatcher lost only two yard, while netting XI RACING M facials and Scalp rreatmeal* Complete Barber Service Addition: 487, 956, 419 Barbers: on it rushing attempt, dm in* the GUTTERS AT.OBfO'S A Speclaltv Subtraction: 780, 469. 351 FULL QUART David A. William*, Irene Turnet A Botb Joace T-060 season. SHOWPLACE H. B. 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THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1961 THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1961 THC OHIO SENTINEl PACE 22 PAGE 26 THE OHIO SENTINEl <#*' rietta, o , April *. isr>2 and wa* and fellow veteran. At the time ter aJnce the pastorate of the !*»* jag one of flv* children ttf James and nt hi. death he wa* a theSpott Rev. 15. W, Moore. He wa* an ar Kegler's Korner Impressive Rites For Bennett Sawyer. However, moatt of ' of Verdun Chapter No. * of Diss* dent elvk* worker and interested ':' jjB'';-"""' -• yy hi. life was spent in Columbus. tabled American Veterans, en or in the NAACP. By BILL PERBT an average ot l(*0-ptus, while Mil H* served a. a corporal In ganization in which lie had served Jam: $i . SB ler finUhed with Iff) even. Earl World War 1 Veteran Headquarters Co. of STinA Infantry I**'commander and adjutant for Member* of hit r-la»* «*t Wilber v : (William (BUI) P«rry, well Simmons bad a beat ever series and wa. wounded *u Verdun where tw*» jenns. He was credited "with force, univerity wrote * glowing " -'t * knows local bowler, will tvrite 3*:-:'- v;,:\ of 718, while Paul Maxwell had a Impressive rites were held *t St., recently for William Clyde hi. left ankl. was shot off, leav fherping many World War I vete- tribute to him. •: bowling note, la The Ohl* Sea- single game high of 355. Second Baptist church, IM N. XTth Sawyer, 467 Eldridt** «., • World ing him disabled for life. In later Iran. regain their pensions and to •m••• ^MmjfllBHg r .--^ urvivor* are hi* Vivmg wife, tine! begiaalag thi* week aad 0 THK LADIES had their night War I veteran, wher died al Vete life he vva. further Incapacitated J Secure tehee, services.

.' -, •• ••.'- ry M.; sister, Mrs, Mary Mi<- keep reader, advised em activi (Thursday) and made the most ot rans hoipital In Dayton after a hy total blindness. J HE WAS A loyal and faithful c*fteii; two son*, Clyde and William ties ia tbe exciting sport—EDI It. With Mr.. Florence Richard long Ulnes*. Despite these handicap*, he* member of Second Baptist and It.; four grandchildren and * host ^ TOR.) son leading the way the girls did The deceased wa* horn In Ma worked hard at helping hi. friend* bad been on the membership ros of other relative* and friends. ' ^l 0 'iwiK TO Vermount and very well. League championship discover bowling." This is the in was won by the ladies of the Lane- vitation extended to those who Ardcins club. rVntuted. bowlers in want to learn to bowl a. well a. cluded Eleanor Edwards, the re m turning Dorothy Byrd, and five AUREALIUS THOMAS will for good wholesome exercise. Rhode Island Reds of Club Cadil not b* affiliated with the Th. very successful winter sea Surf Side Swim club rhit sum son ha* come to an end and the lac. TRUCK OPERATORS- WIN A FUCE TMCK mer, a new privet* pool on summer leagues have Just begun. The new Summer League the Eos Hide at 1942 E. Rich The winter season saw Warren (Thursday nlghtsi was given a *t. It wot learned from a re Palmer, who has maintained an tremendous start by Mrs. Irene liable tource thot Mr, Thomat* average of at least 180 for more Hutchinson rolling a big 210 game. decition ttemmed from the than a decade, »nd Don Miller. Next week this column aalutes fact that h* and officials of the ever-learning youngster, finish Charles T. Mason, a tournament th* twin* club were unable the season In a near deadlock for champ, and Jame. Garland, lo to reach o contract agreement. best season average. Palmer had cal headpin artist. Marylan Pool Sport Participants W. C. SAWVKJt To Open Friday Honored At Champion Columbus Registration for swimming and swimming tests to be given by An All-Sports luncheon wa* held Gerald Turner, Michael Moore, qualified water safety Instructors, at Champion Jr. High school ho Fred Belcher, Cleo Ervin, Felix Deaths In classes conducted by an Ame noring pupils who took part in Arthur Matlock. Raymond Lewis, rican Red Cross instructor, will sports events during th. year 1990- Karen Minifield, Lucretta Bosley. .* CUNNINGHAM, George II, open at Maryland pool. Alcheson 81. Franklin, William Littiejohn, Char Br., 220 E. llth *v\. May 30. Sur and Graham sts,, Friday, June 9. Those who attended were: Ri les Roberts, James Smith, Dol- vived by sons, George H. Jr. and During the week or June 12, chard Tanner, Jack Saxton, John phus White. Jame. Hough, Do Cleveland; grandchildren, great the pool will be open for children, ny Robinson. Douglas Boyd, Joe nald Bosley, William Hairston. grandchildren, other relatives. In Wednesday and Friday from 11 Lewis, William Hilton. Dorothy Gall Lane, John Slappy, Stephen terment Union by Williams and a. in. to 1 p. m.. and from 7 to Prysock, Steven Barnett, Luclan Thompson. Kenneth Ziglar. McNabb. 10 p. m.. It will be limited to Edmonds, Michael Fair, Edward Paul Lawson. Roland Martin. ay FOSTER, Mrs. Bessie, 1284 adults. Littiejohn, Webster Meeks, Glenn James Johnston, Michael Adams. 1 union av., June 4. Survived by Robinson, Lawrence T h u r m a n. W o o d r o w Moore, Christopher Th* admission prices follow: biuiher and sister-in-law Mr. and Thomas Finch, Dalton Bosley, Ha Johnson, Estelle BasKervtlle, Phyl First period—children, 13 years Mr*. Ben Dye; nieces, Jame rold Griffin, Andrew Jordan, Ro lis Lloyd. Walter Byers, Boyden old or under, accompanied by an Jackson, laura Norwood, Sara bert Rand, Clarence Smith, Alcf Estlce, Charles Grimes, Sherman adult. 10 cents; second period- Stmmona, E.MC Smith; otner rcia- Don't put it off any longer! Subscribe to The Ohio Uddln. Lundy, William Ridley, Meivin youth, from 13 to 18, 25 cents, and Uv«s. Interment r'.osi.a*.n by Wil person. 19 snd over, SO cents. Floyd Jordan. Larry Doughty, Smith. John Boone, Michaet Ba Sentinel today! $6.50 a year. tes. James C o c h ran, Richard liams and McNabb. Jones, Don Lomax, Kent School- t* HAKKiS, Sherman, 96. 1928 field, Donald Washington, Philip Cuii si., June 1. -survived by Haynes and James Alston. bi Miner, Joscpn Redman; si&tci. Kaue Smitn, nieces, nephews, g.and-niecea, granc.-nephi.-w*. In- Jordan Granted Divorce t* ment Ea.stl.wn by wniual.cr. LOS ANGELES.—Former wel WALLS TRANSMISSIONS 0 HAYES, Judge, formerly of terweight champion Don Jordan 1287 MT. VERNON AVE. at CHAMPION figured In two court case, last 1. u •*.. ix*..*J, st.. Si ay i9. survived week. The first was on Monday, b> »iepuaughter, Mae jr-ayne, Specialists In Standard, Automatics, Overdrives, Clutches and Differentials in Superior Court, when Judge * ei/son, iMul Curnm.itgs; ginnd- Elmer D. Doyle granted him a dl- • i»dren. Interment Lasnawu by vorc. from .his attractive wife, Vv muaker. FREE TIRE MOUNTING 2nd ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS Stella, on his testimony that ah. • KK.VDKiCK, Mrs. Uilian. had "went out with other men" Ttt^j* Kem st., june 4. -jarviveu by and "admitted II" to him. AU I>u*oand, George; daughter, Betty; BAND RESEALING USE OUR The second was on Tuesday, in sua, fdsurry Wullam*; sisters, V'ir- NEW TREADS Federal Court, when his name was l"i« Wiiiia.n*, Elizabeth Davis; WIN A prominent among the charges that bi others, E m m e 11 and Oliver for your worn tires AUTOMATICS BUDGET resulted in the conviction of Att'y Smith, Interment Evergreen b> 9 f Goodrich Hts.j L\>it ADJUSTMENT JOB Truman K. Gibson, former presi Vnihams and McNabb. ****-*•* cor All - Pateotc trttd. dent of the Internaiional Boxing **assc«**t**tad htti merkmaathip. Club, and three other men. Among 0 MALONE, Clarence, S35 E. "*«*<** pmtt t*t*o* hi *o*»»— •«'tl REBUILT CHARGE the counts against them was on. 2nd. av.. May 30. Survived by oro- TRUCK of having attempted to take over u.ers, Kannie, Cleveland, Cnuxlie, Nocking to pof- No obt.c**ic«ax. last oaur $400 $4050 Willie and G"us; sisters, Marie coat* ia sad US turn teat Gt**a* M»«» AT FLAT NO DOWN PAYMENT control of Jordan during thc period S*«r«,iti tnrry Mink Yoa 0*0* mrim PtUS PIUS he held the championship. l>ooJ.by, Mamie Johnson. Leon. Aatiict'i **«st «**r*aOI« evrcapset—-ttw PARTS PARTS RATE PRICE Mangum, Sally Jane Williams; ta««ta*t*oaal Stmmt, pimi »* EASY TERMS C*mt kamtmyl * OtV-l* Free Estimates! otner retail* J- Interment Ever- Heart Omtf t.fH*t* trend AND, OR THE CLOWNS gieen by William, and McNabb. are coming fro town!!! 4,000 • MOOKK. Walter J., 1393 N. 90-DAY GUARANTEE TUES. JUNE 13-8:15 P.M. S.«UT rd., June 4. Survived by MILE wUe, France* M.; son., Seaman EKTRlfS CLOSE KME *f*^HWtRY! ONLY *1.00 DOWN PER TIRE JETS STADIUM Jackie L., US Navy, and Clarence KJm. t WtOmm^m *aV*k «S**^a.aV **r*a».»"saa* *r**s» cfs*ssss»*»»t»* ct , R~; parents, Rev. John and UP TO 12 MONTHS TO PAY INDIANAPOLIS CLOWNS Airs. Queenij Moore; brother, vs. Kenneth W.; alstou-s, Anna Jack NEW YORK ROYALS son, Fannie Ca-yrm, Lthcl Bolton, nwTia* lituel Price; gtar-dchildren* nep flying N.tbitt hews, nieces, other relatives. Fuo- B.F. GOODRICH STORES CL. 3-2644 Advonce Ticket* On Sol* In erat (service will be held Thura- BF.Goodrich Lobby ot Coiumbtit Oitpatch, «fc*y. 130 p. m, at Andoch Bap ALL MATCH COVER ADS VOID 34 S. Third St., Box Seat* tist, whe«**ehe wa* a deacon. ln- 194 N. 4ifi $1. CA. 1-6461 $1.25 In Advance; $1 50 At terment Union by Wiiham* and Sate. McNabb. \Hl Parsens Ave. HI. 3-6504 '•• - >.--•*. ..••'••' '-'••" THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1961 THE OHIO SENTIN& PAGE 28 THURSDAY. JUNE B, 1961 THf OHIO SENTINEl PAGE 29 APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT ARE EASY TO PUCE Exclusive MISC. SERVICES MISC. SERVICES MISC. SERVlCtS JUST DIAL CA. 1-4586 WANT ADS New ford Hole! No. 2 Beautiful TAM TOWN TOPICS A' Courteous Want Ad Taker WiU Help You Word 452H E. Lent SL CA. 4-8481 CHANDLER Your Ad Transient and Permanent Shoe Repair Shop aSSSSiSSB M8M88R Excellent Servic* At MINIMUM CHARGE $1-40 Guests Welcome ••• Clifton Park Ford Hotel No. I Suit Mooney Chinese Hand Laundry I Display Want Ads, Per Inch $1.40 Eastgate 789 Mt. Vernon Ave. Opera ted at 179 N. 61h St Apartments CL. 8-5195 Dry Cleaning LEGAL NOTICES Mr!, furnished, eleaa with Apartments LEGAL NOTICES rery modern hotel faculties 1 or 2 Bedrooms SPECIAL I! One-Stop Laundry B Ore Cleaning Mattie Elisabeth Halrston, Harold L. Stewart, whose last Known from roast to eaaat tot Children Welcome Store No I Store No. ** known address Js 1864 Maryland Very neat and clton, near • whose last known address is 1*5 homelike atmosphere. 3 bedrooms, very clean, Men'* 883 Mt Vereoo Ave. 818 L Loag 03 E. Thornton St, Akron, Ohio, will Ave., Columbus, Ohio, wlU take schools, beautifully land near schools. Attractive 'j Half Sole* A Heels •* URUM Mc* tons Sat take nut ice that on June 6. 1*61, noUce that on May 8, 1981. Allene COOPEK'S TOURIST scaped, free a w I m m i n g •MM8I CL. 3-4298 Norman L. Hairston filed his pc- N. Stewart filed her petition in the 859 N. 17th St. CL. Mil* bath and shower, first floor ' $2.85 (Piu* Tax) • pooL children'* playgrwind, tlUon in thc Common Pleas Court Common Pleas Court of Franklin laundry, brick buildings, County, Ohio, Division of Domes brick buildings, neat*, boa- LIMITED TIME, ONLY! or Franklin County. Ohio, Division 31 S. MONROE. CA. 6-3307. Fur- garbage disposal, 3 play of Domestic Relations, in Cause tic Relations, "In Cause No. lOtOOT. grounds. On busline. Una. - Daily 8 A. M. to C P. M. No. 104*11, praying for a divorce praying for a divorce from him on rushed apartments. BAIL BONDS from her on the grounds of gross th* "grounds of gross neglect ot AX. 4-2323 neglect of duty. Said cause will be duty, and further asks temporary OFHCE SPACE FOR.RENT BE. 13609 for hearing On or after July 20, ond permanent custody of their '82°° Monlh $74.75 Month CALL "DAVE" NEAR DOWNTOWN office apace. MASON'S Charie* Cofltss, Prop 1901. ~- 'Webster S. Lyman, Jr., three minor < hlldren, Carol, age 7 4 Immaculately finished rooms, Att'y. 6-8, 15. 2X 29. 7-«. 13, 1961. years; Thorn."** A.. 5 yesrs. ond N. Nelson Rd. & OPTOMETRISTS and air-conditioned. Ideal for attor 1750 Clifton Ave. Julia. 8 years. Said cause will be ney or public accountant. In Maryland Ave. JEWELERS Eva Guice whose last known for hearing on or after July 6, Sunday 2 to 5 P. M. Open 9 A. M. to 7 P. M. address Is L927 N. 20th St, Phila quire Mr. Colpmsn or Mr. Lynch EYES EXAMINED 1961.—Wm. A. Toler. Att'y. 5-25, CA. 1-1588 for details. PAPIER'S SHOE STORE delphia, PaC will itake notice that 6-1, 8, 15. 22, 29, 1961. Sunday 2 to 5 P. M. GLASSES FITTED 958 MT. VERNON AVE. on May 23iJl981. Clarence Guice WATCH REPAlKLN-u filed his petition In the Common INSTRUCTION Thomaslne A. Rutherford, whose CL. 8-4053 Re-monable Frtce* Factory Returned St Sample Shoes for Men, Pleas Court of Franklin County. last known address Is 2727 Bud- CL 84132 Satisfaction Guaranteed Women and Children Ohio, Division of Domestic Rela long St., Los Angeles. Calif., will PIANO LESSONS 773 E. LONO ST. CA. •** tions., in Cause No. lorni. pray take notice that on May 22. 1981. in your home or my studio. TENNIS SHOES 50c Up ing for a divorce from her on the Frederick E. Rutherford filed his Eugene Jefferson grounds of wilful absence for petition In the Common Pleas COLUMBUS LAUNDRY ATTENTIONt NEW LOCATION! more than one year last past. Said Court of Franklin County. Ohio, & DRY CLEANING cause w\ll be for hearing on or Call DAAfJUD STUDIOS GALL Division of. Domestic Relations, in BR. 4-8545 808 ML Ventoo Ave., CM'*., a "Our Buddie" nfler July 6. 1961. — Webster S. Cause No. 104157, praying fv a THIS IS PEUC10US - Lyman Jr.. Att'y. 5-25, 6-1, 8. 15, 0 Family and Bachelor Bundles divorce from her on the grounds MISC FOR SALE CL48464 Drapes, Blankets, Repair, A 22. 29. 1961. of gross neglect of duty. Said SouiW - Bliy IT YOURSELF? DICK'S FOOD MARKET Charlie Willi by, whose last cause will l»e for hearing on or Office HOUR* Alterations r-a^ry^gfMHL ftUrtAtf - 881 SL Clair Ave. I AX. 8 5280 known address Is Route 1,-Gibson, after July 6. 1961. — Frank W. MAHOR 9 1* 7,30 FLBRINE RAMSEY. Mgr. Grocerte., Moot*, Confection* Georgia, will take notice that on Humphrey, Atty. 5-25, 8-1, 8, 15, Moo. thru Fri. C. L. RAMSEY. Prop. IN JAIL? NEED BAIL? May 19. 1961. Lovie Wiliiby filed 22. 29, 1961. ECHENRODE 9 ta 5 &>'. hor" petition In the Common Pleas ~.v. Or- Court of Franklin County. Ohio, Olivia Alexander, whose last 12 to 5 fcrff*. TIP-TOP CLEAMUIS Division of Domestic Relations, in known address is 425 Jean St., 3100 EXCHANGE tffc** ONE DAT SERVICE Blf'MR. FREEDOM" GARRETT Cause No. 101139, praying for a San Antonio, Texas, will take no Otf ST. CLAIR CARRY OUT T Ptr- *)p aad Delivery divorce from him on the grounds tice that on May 5, 1961, Foster 30 of gross neglect ot duty, and fur oti»os* 878 MI. VERNON AVE. S05 St. Clair Ave. Colurabut, O. CL. 2*0229 Alexander filed his peUtion In the BAIL BONDSMAN • CL. Mill ther asks restoration of her maid STORE 99 (Joltimbits. Ohio Groceries Meet*, Coni'cctionefy, Ice Cream en name, Lovie Heath. Said cause Common Pleas CourTof Franklin Wine nnd Beer to Carry Out Joe Moore, Prop. will be for hearing on or after County, Ohio. Division of Domes Double-Six.. Coil Springs S 5.*** Double luuerspring July 6. 1961.—William H. Brooks. tic Relations, in Cause No. Mattress 19.00 1 BEDROOM. 67.50 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALS Att'v. 5-25. 6-1. 8, 15. 22. 29. 1961. 103985-D, praying for a divorce Joint W. Gaibreatii & Go. ,-lv. Walnut Round-Table 2 BEDROOM. 77.50 SFJVniVEL RECOMMENDED BEAUTY SALONS Dorothy Louise Taylor, whose from her on grounds of extreme Dining Room Suite *M» 3 BEDROOM. t*7.» cruelty. Said cause will be for last known address is Route 1, St Hi.lt*-\-15eil 49.00 To litt In this directory coll CApitai 1-45 86. Oeodltne for new fitting* copy Louisville. Ohio, will take notice hearing on or after June 22, 1961. that on May 27, 1961. Howard Tay —Willlnm II. Brooks. Att'y. 0-11. 326 S. HIGH ST. diattoes, it Sovordoy, 12 noon. lor filed his petition In the Com 18, 25. 6-1, 8. 15. 1961. I" WOOD CL. 24553 | (First Eldg. So. of HE HAWKINS mon Plens Court of Franklin LOWK ST. 4-room* snd bath. Swift home. 8 years o*d,"jaat gSittX County, Ohio, Division.of Domes Gloria K. Waugh. whose last Southern Hotel) tSft N. MONROE AVE. CL. FASHIONETTA BEAUTY BAR BEAUTY HEIGHT 8S8 E. LONG ST. CA. 8-4848 tic Relations, in Cause No. 104229.' known address is Corner of 75th Wo Welcome Old and Now Patrocu 887 Mt. Vernoa av. Complete Seaaty Scrrle* KF..SSLF.R %T. To <-io».e tn estate, S-room modern nous*, coal praying for a divorce from her on and St. Lawrence. Chicago, Illi Transient Guest Wolconsad CL. 8-lllJ • CL. 34078 grounds of wilful absence for nois, will take notice that on June Opes: OertrvAe MeRIrey, SaUertae OoaaeS. furnace. On 8 big Ms. tSSOB. We Continue to Render tho Same Exclusive, Cemplel* Beaoty Service EDeea Stamps, Herbert Sellers, Gladys Lucille Reeve*, more than one year last past. 3. 1961. Murphy Lee Waugh filed STOP AT Efficient Sort-ics - - Saijid cause will be for heatinhearing en petition in the Common Pleas^ N* Appointment Neeessary Lucille Brady, Dora G**«f and Evelyn McBrooan MT. VERSO* Aye. near Taylor. 7 room and bath fr*me roll tot nis JEFFS POOL ROOM Operators: Ma hie Brotva, •nd garage-, To settle estate, yraoo. orr after July 13. 1961.—L. P. Hen-,Court of Franklin County, Ohio. 1218 MT. VERNON AVE. BttothH Fat Rent ...... »6-1. . a8 . n15* . •22» . «Jt» I _ . . . . _ .,- ., i .. l_ GROCERIES, CARRY-OUTS GROCERIES, CARRY-OUTS Etheline Lea veil. Lacy OAR 8T. Nice duple.. 4 rooms, tsath artd gat furnace ilcmn. 3 room., dorson, Att'y ***< i Division of Domestic Relations, In Cigar*, candies and Io* Cold 7-6. 1961. Cause No. 1042S6, praying for a Ward, Aimed. See** bath and tea furnace up. SI 1.000, Own*-! «vdl floance. 81*09 down •"•••ft Drink. REED'S VARIETY STORE SMITH'S Clara Refers, Mgr. IMA'S BEAUTY SHOP and $100 per month. Shirley June Climer, whose last divorce from her on the grounds address is unknown, will take no of gross neglect .of duty. Said Hathaway & Ferguson Wins - Beer - Groceries - Meat. Cossflet* Beaoty Service—Bstr StyUsg aad Seal* Tr**atase**t r'AIItWOOO AVE. Modern frame, « room., twth, gas ft»rr*ace. south cause will be for hearing on or a>NFeA7r!ONEKY tice that on May 15. 1961. William ROOFING Beer By The Cas* 8TVLETTE BEAUTY SALON Prep. Iota iohason, Oprs. Virginia Cole. ot Mound St. To settle estate. 111.600, Edward Cllmer filed his petition afler July SO. 1961—Webster S. To Carryout i«7t Gr.oviil. SL CL. 8-1308 898 St. Clair Ave. CL S9A9S Open Dall* 9 A M to t P.88. Lyman. Jr., Att'y. 6-8. 15. 22, 29. & FURNACE WORK 1281 Mt. Ventea CL. 8-1388 1*. STATE ST. • room*, bath, brick. MOS dosn. In the Common Pleas Court of 873 Alt Vernoa Av*. Furnished Rooms and Groceries. Mr.u. Confectiona Franklin County. Ohio. Division of 7-6. IS. 1961. Complete beauty servtc* Apartments Dsily s A. M. tb 6 P. M. Specializing in Hair Cutting PREMIER BEAUTY SAION >:. ISIH AVE. Modern S-atory, 3-bedroom borne. Full heaetwnt, Domestic Relations, in Cause No. CL. 3-3414 ELIZA0ETB RANSOM aad and Styling 174* Greenway Ave. CL. 8-M71 «aii-U*~*Aai! carpetin** cto-An.tair*. 2-c*r gaiaye and *ld* drive. 101082, praying for a rlivorce HELP WANTED $43 E. Fulton St. CA. 1-9319 ALMA DKWS. Prep* Just west ot Cleveland Ave. Price tU.000. Will PtJA. McDttnlct. from her on the grounds of gross LONG & GKAJVI Evenings by appointment Hair Styling - Manicure - Hair Coloring - Hair-Cutting LICENSED real estate salesmen Giadyce R. Moore, Opr neglect of duty. Said cause will be l? art! Clothing Store REPAIR SERVICES Hair Straight Permanent. - Processing • Fecial* AIXMS2H)M ST. * room* aitd bath. Modern frame Ha. *>>n port-h for hearing on or after June 30, for CAMEO ESTATES tract Lucy M. Griffith, Processing Ce*o«enla Harrta, Mgr.-Pr*p. Oosviutairs. mtxtern bath and 3 big tMnlreomc up, new gas fur selling. Contact 1. Alma Taylor, Cot. Lang A Grant TEDS MARKETS Ida Mae Griffin and Dorothy 1961.—Webster S. Lyman. Sr., Operators; L*is Patrick, Sarah B*ytL Leota Sitapsea nace, automatic hot water tank. 110,000. Atty. 5-18. 25, 8-1, 8. 15. 22, 1961. Broker, CL. 2-4832. We boy aad sell tadie* and 818 Ml. Vernon Ave. Bryant, Owner* men'* ased clothing Cl. 3-2021 Washer Repair vrtc-JfcHO** ST. • room* *sd bath per #>de frame double between GROCERIES, CARRY-OUTS 1223 E. Long St. <3 Service Call JUSTAMEKE 6MVEIT "1132" V060E BEAUTY SAUM 30th St end Bolivar. Priced at *"**M0 cash but will twisider term* HEALTH! WEAITHI HAPPINESS! a. 3-7662 All Types ot Washer* at a .lightly higtier figure. COIFFURE SHOP Jetce Jackson, Demo. Wil-too, C* Si* Ina tin* OT Raauty Sahn Wringer. Dryer., Refrigerotorc Will stop you frntn wiihmg M*ry Estelle, Operators WfOAT AVE. 3 room* and bath frame single. Nice - r**-»***«i*tt«». SPECIAL READINGS S1.00 CtOOTtlO. MEATS, VSCSTASlVt Work Guaranteed - Reasonable 3« N Z«tA St - CL. 8-8878 upon a star to be lovuer than 784 E. Fifth Ave. Large picture window ami other desirable teeturt*. t4Sd9 c«*h se*. Caaraal*** ** i*od yatn annV* til*. At*t eta c**t«i*i*m b*t will *•* yaa who! FEATHERSTONE'S MKT of Groceries. Quality Meats CA 4-SSA4 M HOUSE of GLAMOUR Warnl* Besaley, Operator and Vegetables Operator*: Addie Kt**t*f, Betty Sl-r.OOO S1.W0 down. yaw want t* knew, givinc. doi*i and fact* an *wtlit**t, lava, Hcraftt) and t59 N. tsrn ST. CL. 94mm ZUetee, Maria Tttewtm*. Bettf Margaret Long sod" 'omit* affair*. Whon. *a* wtll marr, and ****** M *i« an* *ro* lava I* **va VEGETABLES. MEATS 885 ML Vernoa Av. CL. 8-SH1 L*nJr». Smith Proa's OAK ST. JHPLEX. Rt-ittvd to four t»mU>*e tlSM down. at fait*. wt-o* port al *•»« cotMitr* it tvtUatl fat yaa end art**, to da u b* Hn: 7:M JL M.-8 P M. Ceatpiete Beast* tHirta* Mtmojrd. Ullie S**tu L%*rtre GROCERIES EDWARD P. ZIP* Bmmhe tucctuM In lit*. Tallt yaw haw ta a* what yaa Want ta fa*. Am yaa « Beer A Wine To Carry (PmU Monday threngh Sa tarda * BMs Btytsmg Bait Ctdtdag ciJi*.fcfuv-vo AVE. * room* ted bath. Modern frame am » on em Iwet* pat-tan wha at tim*t apctvan ta fa* off*c**d fay bod *wrr*vadin*iT' Ara Scissor, sad Kaires \*tmtette Weight, Mgr- TILLEEN S~ met Rrt. 810,880. > Weekdays I A. M. - M P M. Prop 88*10* Warrea Taracr yaa temdWrd by a*H f*t***tf Oa yaa .lira »t» la t**t|aattT Oo», p*rtl*r*r*l bod Bicycles tar Rent Operators- Oara CsMvreB, Beaut* Shoppa lac* faliaw you* $f*ot*t. Uaaattnat CandbSart* aa* ffvil lnll*»n *i at off kroaV Sundays 9A.M.-IP.R. ^CLASSIC tTJEVKLA't'D AVE. f***rerorj»n tsiitable for buaineM oramatl <*tw>r<-b t JIMMY'S MARKET Bteyci* rtres and .Saaptie* EToT«n*r tritljs, Mary Fraace. M7 Mt Versos Ave CL to* h* avartaat* fay ««rtrncj Actwc* and Aid ttaat a railaal* adVI**t ****• boo** tt Imported Champagne* Sharpenmi of L.*rnmetv«r*. BEAUTY SAION aad 3 modern eperUivmts. "130,000 and *n**a ***» doo.* to a re* • rapatatt*. «a* w*S trntp yaw. It yaa or* tick ar waart**, Coma lot** — Party Suppliee — Dotneatia Nets Location Stnit*. Anmie Bate Dixon Opes Meactay fhrs Setmrdet *pons.)W» party. lata* Stay te Taa lata. AH W*lco*n*. WE DELTVEB All Kind* M Keys Made "N*w locotion" Meltss Gives*. Rhea 1053 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. *— ~ " ' II ... I II IL . I.J.- II... • II 7rti Daughrar bom witn swwar — Civ** Yav lacliy Oeyt *nd Mambar* Next t* East Market CL 8-886* •£ 5 OHIO ***** 910 Ati. Ait. Vemon Av*. MODERN MARKET DORA'S CLASSIC a. 3-3070 LITTLE EDWARD N. WOOD JOHN McDANICL 17*99 E. Main St., Columbu*, Ohio Specializing la Choice Meat* HOUSE of BEAUTY 183 N. 20th tst.* t ct.. Beauty Salon COMRCTS aaTU/TY SttViCJ BROKER SALESMAN Hr*. 9-9 Doily, Cloted Sunday. But Te Door Quality Farm-Fresh Produc* Don't Forget To Soy r Charlie staa lasswi. I"r**v H*ir Styling • Specialty BEER & WINE Cew****** Seas** Servtr. Opea Mon.-Tburs. 8 ts 8 "I Saw it In The SentirieL" 848 Mt Versos CL. 8-8XU TO CARRY OUT "NEW LOCATION" Wa**. "Sclfi* ASmm, t*c**.* Mmktmm, Asaa Biinwiaa. Peas* 183 N. Central Ave. BR. CL 2-1553 HI. 3-8110 **.M t«-,t««. MrMfra* "iVtrfttta*, Beverly Haad»a, Opr. Oora f*. Meet*, Prop. PAGE 30 THE OHIO SENTINEl THURSDAY, JUNE 8. T96T THURSDAY, JUNE •, 1©AJ - ••.•:•• •;,-.;. TH"Wf OHIVtttUO SENTINStNTINtat Community Notes TRAIN TO BE A BARBER Security With Exceptionally Good Income 0) *m. n.i.Mi stud.-.;•. of Mrs. that the past year was very suc C. Smith, corresponding secre 1. ••••.-"•• M. t'yier. l&w Granvillecessful, . Applications are available HAMILTONm , Bermuda.—A quiet r tary; Shirley Mann, "tinancinl se ENROLL NOW *>«ph Rego. proprie(or 0( ^ r*ce, and after . brtef hearing be will be presented in their annual j to those wishing to joining for thc courJS&t test 2G^**m£*which lasted no mor e **^*ZZ\5Z~«".**«<~>*mi Th».«*e case. •*wa-s Mbrough t «»before. an-d Mr, and >ir*_. Eugene . (sOCoV recital iuesday. June 13. 8 p. m. cretary; Laurean Denn, treasurer; <*de Reataurant, found Wrnsej, In 2gf * ,*"* * * ***** <*«>•»« year between May 1, 1961—May 1. Eleanor DeLoache. parliamenta thsn fifteen minutes firmly esta Msglstrate's Court in Hatntlton Shy, also of New Haven, stopped - at tlie Gallery ol Fine Aris, as 1962. OHIO STATE BARBER COLLEGE, INC. •^Htrt lesa than 2* hour, attar he „ " ImprlsonmenL It waa the early thi. month by David Wal at the Arcane Restaurant for iurv rian; Carol Scott, historian; Odes blished Bermuda's new Restau r«fuaed to -rye two American £S£S tS dvU "*hV> "*w sisted by Miss Ellouise Calloway. Investigate Not* ler. a young pharmacist from New eb a few Itour. before they were » » « sa Doneghy, coordinating program rsa-.il • w. _ I P*M*d on March 7, ittl by the The public is invited. Phone or Write For Additional Information Haven, Conn. He and hi. bride, rtcheduied to leave BerrouOa. chairman; Ruth Wilson, chairman * * *• 0 OFFICERS of Columbus Jack the former Miss Sandra Sievt-t-sa*--, "WE ixtot* seat*, and after children's activities; Helen Pax 197 S. High SL Columbus IS, O. -O 1458 TIUX closed their club and Jill, Inc.. were Installed dur CA. 8-5219 ing the. closing meeting of "the ton, chairman family' activities; waitmg five or ten minutes a acttvities of the 1960-cil season gentleman came over and said he with - a bridge luncheon at the year. Taking oath of office were, Florence Sheldon, Jean Smith, was «orry but the policy of - tha Dobbs House, Saturday afternoon. Julia Butler, president; Jean Bo Myrtle Williams, Mnry B. Smith, restaurant was not lo serve colo Cuesta enjoying the view, luncheon wen, vice president; Sarah Free Charlene B, Sudderth. nominating Don't put It off any lonjrerl Subscribe lo The Ohio wl,ererwn is red people." the plaintiff sen,. and fellowship were Marguerite man, recording secretary: Mary committee. Sentinel today! $6.50 a year. E>'g8-", Marie Jones, Adoria VVliil- Mr. Wail.tr, atited by Senior taker, Kosp Roscmond. Members Magistrate P. It. Grey if be could CAMEO 8° ' ' s •*«**« identify th* genUernan to whom he present *rere Kuth Wilsun, hos- i): te*s;^ .iiThn.-t.i 'Webster, Dorothy was referring, pointed to Mr. He- Madison, Kdna Lucas, Myrna go, who sat with bowed head and Beatty, Virginia Toloert, Mary downcast eyes. • Jane Fields. Marjorie Holland and St OFFERS... ESTATES Continuing witn Ma testimony, Doris Parks. Mr. Waller tatd, "we bad been • * * treated ao nicely In Bermuda up Open Daily From t p.m. to this point that we were abaahed '•" # THK ( ot.i Mm > Fellowship KEYSQUARE by thi. man. We politely got op lias scheduled their annual Family and left. We were emberraMed Picnic, Sunday. June 11, ai the If v> Acre Lofs Located In end we were Inconvetiienced be Viola Booker Sirottswood Memorial came we were l» a *sB*rry.'* ** Park, formerly Buc.hsieb Park. The Columbus Fellowship, dedica Cameo Estates Suburban Subdivision LUXURY HOMES Tha two couples were guest* at ted to a fuller appreciation of the Sunset Lodge. White preparing oneness ot all humanity, announ to check out they told the mana ced at its recent annual meeting fROM $11,175 HP ger, D. Wesley Gayle. of their ex SEE N0DEL HOME perience. Mr. Gayle promptly put the wheel, into motion which 3-Bedroom Ranch-Type All Gas Home | CHOICE OF AU brought Mr. Rego to court Bethany Baptist NO DOWN Mr. Rego pleaded guilty ta the By ESTHKR E. SMOTHERS charge, claiming Ignorance of the law. He knew it waa befote Last Sunday was .Senior Adult s PAYMENT fROM $11,950 UP WANTED FEATURES the lexi*nlature. he said, bot did Day at Bethany. Thc pastor. Rev. not know thai It had already hern A, W. Wood, spoke from the sub patted. ''Otherwise,'* he added, FHA Insured Loans as Little as a month for a new "I would nut have refused tn ser ject, "Christian Growth.** A group 64 of senior adults furnished tbe Down Payments As Low As $500 3-BEDROOM HOMES ve them—I am sorry It happened music, under the direction ot Mrs. like that." Virginia Crawford, accompanied DIRECTIONS: Go East on Eo*t Brood St. approximately 9240 FROM WN MAOUiTRVrg. Grey Informed by Mrs. Emma Payne at the or Includes Taxes Mr. Rego that ihe Restaurant Act, gan and Mrs. Frances Pace at numbers -— to Summit Station Rd. Turn South three-fourth* $350 °° 3- COM t lt*U, bad been in force since the piano. Mrs. Margaret Hope «OM mile and follow tigns to Cameo Etfatet. J 7"| MONTH March *f, wtten the Governor, Sir well made presentations to the and Insurance Julian Gascotgne. gave hi. a.*seot June graduates. to it. $67.00 Gross Weekly Income „ Wr nft( s«^ . . * , $10 DEPOSIT WIU HOLD YOUR LOT Bethany Young Adult League 0n 50 xl2 Your Finest (lose-In location The penalty for r.fuaing service Can Qualify You For This Home ° l««*CiPed lot to person* because of their race vvill sjKinsoi- a "Fashion Recital" • at East High school, Saturda*., DIRECTIONS: Drive Sooth on or color is three months *mpiitot> June 10. at 8 p. m. The public Is I. ALMA TAYLOR - CL. 2-4832 tockboorne Rd. to Wotktnt Rd. j ment or a fine of up to 100 -jotinds U$2S3> or both. Because tin* waa . Invited to attend. T urn left 2 Mock- bis firtt letrat offenae, Mr. Reg*fa Open Daily, 10 to « The Children's Day program PLUS NEW LOW PAYMENTS on these NEW MODELS! fine wa. a modest lea trour-ds K SALK Miami av. and Long st.. Friday, SJJOO 50 Hn1 m# lo per month liMfl I *!**.*** •• •**•'•*• ** conttoct, Asking let* then *Ol»,«J»). Main June 16, at 8 p. m. per month FIVE AND TEN (5 * IO) VARIETY STORE. Located in a .udituriurn sesu more than 30S per- month 52500 down. Dutch Colonial, 3-bedroom, full basement, new very good taction ot the city. Gross receipt* have exceeded 72 S« -vrnace, 2-cat garage, large yard, wcdl-to-woll carpeting, people, lie* 12 tcnoahroome, rec Refreshment, will be served 77 $45,000 to $70,000 per year. Owner, are leaving city to 72 reation room, rrap^rnal pool, , •«ge living room, dining room, kitchen with breakfast nook. tree. Ad\ anre tickets can be pur I retire. Call CA. 4*5770 for information. very large up-to-date 'aUctwn, chased at Novelty Food Bar, "Ml »»»r wood-borning fireplace m hardwood floor*, full bc*emenr, furnace. 1-car garage, ottfasv CL. sstm rtt, eoitt INfORMATlON ^ ZiyjV"" ond ***<»»*, »°0 Ouphut. Income prosiorty. $125 . „, ^^ fQWft ^