OHIO'STATE miSEUH, LIBRARY 15TH * HIQH 3T. . 15*1 JBLWL] ISThre e Checks For The .NAACP COLUVBUS, OHIO VOL. 6, No. 37 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1958 COLUMBUS. OHIO Name Bell, Ex-Star Athlete, Carter Band To Play For »5_te_t__" I P«opl«*s I To Commission's Legal Staff IChampionl BY JOHN B. COMBS Legion Event Napoleon Bell of Youngstown Jimmy Carter and his bond Roy Wilkins. administrator, NAACP, third from left, ao ' gave up a promising career as will provide music for the cab- cepts checks from W. W. Wachtel, president of Calvert Distill, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 19SS COLUMBUS, OHIO a professional football player party being presented by ers, third from right, and from Men of Distinction Earthman five years ago to study law at Fort, insurance executive (left), and" Dr. Austin Curtis, former Western Reserve university at assistant to George Washington Carver, fourth from -left. Look­ Cleveland. ing on are Men of Distinction Lyman Burrls, tax expert; Charles Two weeks ago, he received hall. Local 927, 2741 £ Sth av. A W. Jones, lawyer, and Edward Davis, automobile dealer, hia first large dividend from his floor-show ij also included in the law studies when he because a member of the legal staff of the State Industrial Commission. Buckeye Boy's State this : Salisbury To Tell Of The 27 year old attorney was mer. Last summer, two Colum­ a onetime football star at Mt. bus youths were sponsored by Union college at Alliance. Upon this post along with Mt Vernon graduating from there, he had a Av. Businessmen's Ass'n and Iron Curtain Life On TM choice of joining the Los Ange­ The Ohio Sentinel. STATE PROPOSES las Rams of the Nat'l Football Phil Robinson, ouislanding A glimpse of life behind the assignment to Moscow, League, or enrolling at Western East High football player and Iron* Curtain will feature the leaders from labor, business and Reserve's College of Law. Thorn McAn award winner, was 500th simulcast of Columbus He will be Interviewed by sponsored as well as Charles Mc­ Town Meeting, and will mark the the farm on Columbus Town Campbell, football, basketball, program's 16th birthday. Sun- Meeting at 1 p.m. Sunday over and track stalwart at Central * , Feb. " WBNS and WBNS-TV. He will NAPOLEON BELL High. Starring in the popular Central give an up-to-the-minute analy- Heading the planning Ohio forum'B simulcast will be and description of the politi- law tn Youngstown. Harrison Salisbury, reporter, cal, social altUft- !rom WR in IBM, he went on to His appointment brings lecturer and author, who recent­ WU the state bar examination tal of Negro members and Virgil Cobb. ly returned from his second cx- lune of that year. Tickets may be "secured 1 sive tour of Russia. ALL-OUT WAR ON Before accepting the Industri­ Tyler's Drug store, any n Salisbury, a veteran newsman al Commission position. Bell was -. and foreign correspon- the studio, 49b Olentangy dent for United Press, River rd. or by telephoning with the New York Times, hav­ questions to speakers through, Dates Set For ing just completed a five year Ca 8-3881. 9 HEALTH FORUM Properly Taxes 'Friendly Tavern Campaign Franklin County Auditor Fred NARCOTICS RACKET C. Dunn announced that although Launched In Ohio By Calvert By R. Earl Bland, N. D. the deadline for filing of federal and city of Columbus income In . the busi­ ern" which pledges moderation taxes ha3 been moved up to ness and prestige of the I and good service and voices tha April 15, no change has been Calvert Distillers Co. is launch­ tavern man's pride in the tav­ made by the Ohio Legislature in ing an unprecedented "Friendly ern's 300-year tradition as a filing dates-for personal proper­ Tavern" advertising and sales place for -Americans to relax, ly taxpayers. promotion program in Pennsyl­ meet their friends and debate They are still required lo file vania, Ohio, and,Michigan. Issues of the day. The creed returns between Feb. 15 and Currently big space newspaper also appears as a display piece. Final Rites For Columbus Slaying Victims Are Conducted March ?' wilh the county audi­ tor's office. ion that dogs and Tax payments are made to the Night' at Your Favorite Ta' ing aria sales promotion reveal­ County T.eaSurer. ern." Subsequent big ads will ed that the company has dou­ Newcomers who have not filed urge past and prospective tav­ bled ita usual advertising appro­ previously may obtain forms at ern customers, "When you step priation for the three slates. •ease which, although the court house. He explained out, stop in at your favorite tav- ond widespread, has only rec< that taxable personal property " and "Enjoy a Calvert Lo- and their association leaders ly come to be recognized In Ohio la divided Into two Ball professional makes have advocated distiller adver­ widely diagnosed. It is due t , Now that we doctors are begin­ classes, tangible and intangible. tising support for the on-premtse ning to watch for the early license, whose share of whiskey , symptons of tin- disease, we are Dunn said a staff ot deputies will be on hand each day from sales has dropped from 65 per­ more often recognizing them. We cent before the war to an aver- are finding acute cases, and 8:30 a. m. until 4:30 p. m. (Sat­ Geo. Lawrence urdays until noon) to assist tax­ ago of 35 percent today. even cases in which the child or With the Lo-Ball campaign, adult dies. payers in mokutg out returns, Named Prexy or completed fomis may be YM Tatty Sale whic' began last spring, Calvert Asa .*> th.? o mailed to the auditor between cognized the biggest problem those dates. } Of PR Firm was to find the reservoir from Early filing is urged Benefits Needy which the organisms come to at­ "Friendly Tavern" tack man. Only when we doctors of 20th Century Ente;. discover that, can we come to Extend Orientation Week public relations firm, was an­ grips with a particular infectiouj' world brotherhood and friend­ nounced this week. ship the YMCA boys of Colum­ Ai OSU Two More Days bus and Franklin county are or­ Edward C. Presberry was It hits been reported that in Orientation week next autumn ganizing to do something about Plea For MS Victim.' • president about a third of the recognized at Ohio State university will be it. acute cases, note was made that extended two additional days to Between Feb. 19 and 26 they Accessories Is Made the patient had recently been cope with the anticipated in­ sell 25,000 pounds of Radio and television stations A half dozen public relations, in contact with a sick dog or cat. crease in freshman enrollment. :r taffy, profits from throughout the Columbus area publicity and promotion consul- Naturally, the pet most likely to Instead of starting on Wednes­ alt help boys of this week began a public service tanU comprise 20th Century En- cause illness in his master will day, Sept. 21, the orientation plea for contributions of crutch­ terprises, which will specialize be a sick one. It is a fact that period will get underway Mon­ needy lands to have some of the fun ond training which Ameri­ es, walkers and wheel chairs for ln service for the Negro market, toxoplasmosis has been found day. Sept. 19. with Franklin multiple sclerosis victims. •/ith offices at 3fi W. Randolph in dogs and cat! county freshmen coming on that can boys get through the YMCA. Among the important nations In many homes these aids tare st. Mjny persons day to take physical examina- lying unused and could bring rich!, when Jr's. sick, we'll send it to the vet." All-Time Sales High But that is not a solution, be­ Dollar sales of Ohio retailers cause usually a disease is most Indo-China, Korea, Thialand. Through Wednesday, Feb. 23, In December set a new all time likely to be transmitted while Burma, India, Greece, Turkey high for any month, according special operators will receive all the victim isl quietly coming and many others whose friend­ calls from those who can help. to the current issue of the Ohio down with it. V****^ ship is highly important in the Reta:' Annalist, p-s-jhlishcd by the present world situation. The. telephone number is Ca. 8-1011. All that is necessary is to Bure. t of Business Rose-.-rch at Obviously the wise thing to do Boy and girl members of all Ohio Slate university. is to keep pets out of the house leave name, home telephone Resounding No the branches, including commu­ number and address and the until the children are old enough, Most resounding "No" heard nity and school clubs, sponsored strong enough, and sensible equipment will be picked up as around the show world recently by the YMCA will participate in soon as possible. Lincoln Reelected enough lo avoid close contact was the one shouted by Billy this effort to Murray D. Lincoln, president with them. Many parents will Ward when a certain executive share toward of the Farm Bureau Insurance think that the value of a pet to a from N. York spent two weeks in tic-pal goodwill, Job Bias Dropped Mrs. Ethel Key, daughter of Mrs, Maggie Henderson and sister of Mrs. Mamie Cain (top left photo), Is assisted by an attendant of Williams-McNabb funeral Cos., has been reelected presi child is worth so much tha*. tbey : Canada and California trying to The sale will close with vic­ WASHINGTON. — Negro bus home as she leaves the graveside.of her mother and slater following rites Friday. A small portion of the overflow crowd which assembled at Love Zion Baptist for dent of the Cooperative League will prefer to accept the danger persuade him to drop the Dom­ Joint funeral rites (top right) waits ln front of the cburch to Join procession to the cemetery. Two plain cassketa bore Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Cain to their final 'of the U. S. The league is a fed­ of thc child's becoming serious­ tory rallies at the Y branches and trolley car operators will bs inoes and become a songwriter Saturday, Feb. 28, when recog­ employed by ths Dist. of Colum- resting place (bottom left) as some 100 persona, heads bowed in sorrow and reverence, watched. At the completion of burial' rite* (bottom right), the throng ol eration'of cooperatives repre*- ly ill someday. for a top recording company at senting 12 million U. S. families. nition awards will be made to bia's Capitol Transit Co. for ths mourners dispersed and Joined tha lengthy procession from Eastlawn cemetery. See story elsewhere this edition—Pierce Photo*. That, of course, is their right. a fabulous salary! the high point salesman. fir3t time In history. •'.'I'll .1111'.'.li ijlHO :•:'.* jirfcje. .:i..ii!J*:*- 1"'/.---,vi PACE» THE OWO SENTINEL SATUhPAY, FEBRUARY ito, ,Q«« SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28. 1985 THE OHIO SENTINEL PACES Cite Torch Club After 4 Year Old Child Credited Capsuling The News Murder-Suicide Victims' Last Rites Disclosures In Sentinel With Saving Twelve In Fire UP-TO-THE- MINUTE NEWS ITEMS OF STATE Attract Hundreds Of Cofcmbusites AND NATIONAL INTEREST An overflow crowd assembled pleading with her mother t* cles appearing exclusively in The alertness of a 4 year old child was credited with saving Me-owa life and the 1 11 other persons early Saturday morning aa a soaring fire swept through their at Love Zion Baptist church, Co­ return with him to bis home, The Ohio Sentinel recently. ex-| menacing threats reports lumbus, Friday, to attend the 1153 E. Long st., and when she home while they slept. posing rowdyism and violence I were* received -from nth st. Edited By Norma Wall double funeral services for a .18 Earlier, as the bodies of Mrs. refused te obey his demand, condoned by thc management' and Mt Vernon av„ the local. The pre-down blaze, which yea? old woman and her 37 year he whipped out his revolver gutted the seven room concrete Henderson and Mrs. Cain lay in ol the Torch club, Ml Mt. Ver- UT of the Torch elub. And pEPERCUSSIONS FROM the removal of Ne­ old daughter, shot to death in a state in the chape) of Williams and fired one bullet through noH av., the joint waa cite block home at 1971 Kenton St., during this same (1952-54) per­ gro families from their homes in Sophlatown murder-suicide triad last Mon- and McNabb' mortuary, over her head and another one into iod, seven robbery, seven Hanford Village, was discovered Launch YMCA Taffy Sale her chest. by little Mitchell Wright, on Uie western outskirts of Johannesburg, 2000 persons crowded the place Board - of Liquor Control burglary and larceny and to view Uie last remains of the week. smelted smoke and awakened Africa, likened that act to the "ahot heard At that point, police theorized, three auto theft complaints round the world" thia week. In America victims of one of the most grue­ In tlie citation, the cnfi were marked up against per­ his mother, Mrs. Ste Mrs. Henderson was shot in the Wright, Jr. She awoke NAACP'a official organ, Crista magazine, in edi derson and her daughter. Ma some tragedies to occur in Co­ back as she attempted to flee ment division ot the LI. sons who frequently patronised lumbus in recent years. Dept. charged that the club has the house filled with smoke and torfal comment, called the move, "A revival of mle Cain, 398 Hamilton av., from the love-crazed man. the spot of III repute. one el ihe moat Infamous practices of the Nails. Death of the couple came been operated i "disorderly Meanwhile, five other licensed rolling flames enveloping thi filled every pew and cram­ Aroused from an upstairs bed­ and Soviet Russia ... a serious matter with med every vacant space lo the from the blaring revolver of room by the gunfire. Mrs. Dod­ liquor places were hit by liquor living room and kitchen. Mrs. Wright awakened her dangerous implications." Meantime, Rabbi Ber church to pay their last re- Jaytcn Cain, husband of Mrs. ley told polic. sued Feb. 18, Edward J. Allen agents and vice squadi nard J, Bamberger told a M. York audience last Cain. enforcement chief, told Thc Sen­ other three children and the speeta to the couple. tinel. families of Mr. and Mrs. weekend that U, S. and S. Africa have equal re­ Rev. M. B. Myers, pastor of It occurred when the 37 year sponsibility in removing racial injustice. He de­ old man, a janitor for a Colum­ He said it was tbe result of flyir Marshall Dally and Mr. and the little church, of which both a joint investigation made by Mrs. Clarence Kaufman, who cried the latter government's policies ai a Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Cain bus bottling company, sought to He then reloaded his .32 cali­ liquor law agents and Colum -also resided In the home. threat to world peace whose ultimate result were members, officiated. He effect a reconciliation- with his bre revolver and fired three would be to convince dark-skinned people of was assisted by Revs. J. Dallas estranged wife. bullets Into his stomach, taking Minutes after Ihe families Asia and Africa that their only hope for decent had escaped to safety, the Jenkins and A. L Mason. The lone witness te the status is in'support of Communism.' In Johan- Following the more than two early morning tragedy, Mrs. derly conduct in Tbe Sentinel. swirling flames had enveloped ,_ ., ._..,,. __an Bishop-Ambrose Reeves said the forced re­ AUea said the "voluminous the entire strurture. Upon ar­ nesburg, Anglic. hour service, a procession of 33 Arleta Dodley, II year old moval amounted to "legalised theft . . . one of the meat flagrant cars-and two hearses, escorted daughter of Mrs. Cats by a number of arrests" made at Booked on the latter charges rival of the Hanford Fire examples of injustice to be found ta S. Africa at the present time." tbe Tercb clnb, along with as Da.iiel T. Johnson, 65, 115 Dept., the blaie was virtually by two motorcycle sheriff's dep­ previous marriage, told police INTKRNAT'L NOTES AND OTHERWISE—Io Accra, Ghana, uties, drove slowly to Eastlawn she heard her stepfather acorea at complaints N. l?th St., a bartender. He out of control. sources say Prime Minister Kwame Nhramah and his convention doubt in ind pleaded innocent in municipal Darr people's party are becoming concerned over opposition by Aabanti that the clnb was a ourt Monday and his case was ated at $8200. Cai Nat'l Liberal movement. The latter group embraces about one for thieves and lawlessness. untinued to March 4. quarter of the country's population ... In a village near London SENTINEL STAFFERS Substantiating Gambling charges were filed Families in the ill-fated house recently, native whites and W. Indian settlers spent a social eve­ were reports compiled polic gainst Bennte DORison* 60, 434-ii were provided living accommo­ Sonny Adams, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Adair. , _.., ning together, an event promoted by the town's mayor. Eiome 40,- ClO's dayman Founder's headquarters revealing E. Long St.; Henry B. Dunby, 41, dations by relatives und friends. 000 W. Indians are already in the village . . . African Nat'l Con­ homicide squad alone made 3S3 N. Garfield av., Columbus, representing the Gra-Y club at Grace E. Lee Meanwhile, such organizations Garfield Elementary school, third from left, and Kenneth How­ gress members sat quietly in a white N. Rhodesian church last investigations at the Torch Ch week until aaked by elders to leave. Group wanted to point up the as the Red CIOSB. Charity New- ell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Howell, 221 Hamilton av., right, from 1952 to 1954. Hanford Village Matrons presence of a color bar there ... A full scale offensive was launch­ According to the report, there representing Gra-Y club at Felton Elementary, present A. P. Speaker At Wilberforce I). othei ed Tuesday in Narirobi, Kenya, in an attempt to destroy the anti- Springfielder were eight cuttings and four 11th st., and Frank Toot lent groups Bentley, chairman of Board of Management, Spring St YMCA, white Mau Mau terrorist group. They will comb Mt. Kenya and Sault and battery investigati 1204 Atcheson st. The s box of salt water taffy, launching annual salt water taffy-sale Aberdare Forests in search nf 4000 Mau Maus believed in the WILBER­ FORCE. pleaded not guilty Monday and children and sis for benefit of YMCA world services program.^ W. Van Johnson, area , . . Two ordinances to further curb liberties of S. Africans All Of Her Life ***••* ccretary of Spring St. YMCA, rear right, and Mat- aeemed headed for passage this week. The bills would allow po­ high CIO state) Heading Up tl official, Jacol ' the village* i G. Carter, ecutive secretary of. Spring St. YMCA, left, licemen to enter and search homes without warrants or the auth­ day convocation address. Smith, 703 [fl, on. Columbua YMCA i citywide. , Includin.g_ Hilltop, ority of superiors and attend meetings without warrants. The The lightning-speed raid second would make it necessary for citizens to obtain passports dayman has been an active visited every home in the capped when the agents -cited Boys branch YMCA and Southside branch. Sale cloets and/or exit permits before leaving the country. p[.[-.K*'p.i.:t : CIO labor circles the following places on charges tor, collectipg funds for the! Feb. 24. n he became gen­ of Sunday sales of high powered homeless families. Collections ACROSS THE NATION—Two hour boycott of all television eral counsel of the Ohio CIO" beer: were also taken up in Wesley programs is planned in N. York City Saturday, 8:30-10:30 p. in., Council. For several years, he Torch Padlock Chapel and St. Mark's, the two in an attempt to secure more Jobs for Negroes In television. Move The Veterans of Foreign held jointly tlie dual position nf Hanford churches. is backed by NAACP, coordinnting council for Negro performers counsel and assistant secretary- Wars. 147 Lexington av.; and Urban League ... J. Ernest Wilkins, assistant secretary ol rijngo club, 790*4 E. Long In a statement to The Sentinel' Gen'l Furnitnie treasurer. In 1946 dayman was Is Threatened Tuesday, Hanford Mayor Fred labor, will represent U. S. at a meeting of Internat'l Labor Of­ advanced to secretary-treasurer M. Clay extended his tl '_'___ fice's governing body in Geneva, March t-4 . . . Talladega college of the council. Franklin County Pros. Att'j the various groups and individ­ (Ala.) has added a Dept. of Human Relations to its curriculum. Frank H. Krsrns Wednesdaj , uals for their generous conlribu- Aspects of group life, technological advances In the world and In addition to duties directly assigned Joseph J. Foorm&n.[ of the tragic Strikebreakers their bearings on human relations, and the strengthening of inter- connected with the CIO, Clay- and Fred L. Newsom, assist­ group relations will be areas embraced in the study . . . Peggy man is also a member of the ant prosecuting attorneys, te First Aid Una King, 25 year old Los Angeles maid, must face death or life im­ Labor-Management Manpower took into tbe possibility of prisonment tn the ax slaying of her 71 year old employer of three bringing padlock proceedings Sunday, Feb. 27, with e Coiftrftittce ond on Pres. Eisen­ The Red Cross first aid cla days, Mrs. Katie Hayden . . . Gen'l Electric theatre will receive a Founder's day - hower's Study Committee On against the Torch Club. at Shiloh Baptist, Cclumb, Dr. Waldo Tyler's Are Hit By NA AGP special award Sunday, Feb. 27, from NAACP in recognition of the ing-Wednesday, March 2, Federal Aid to Welfare. Keanu i will be insmictcd .by. Mrs. I Negroes *. program "DP," shown Jan. 9 and starring James Edwards . . . been inform ally brought t berta Phill:;. I The project .„ Brolher Succumbs ing the picket line i.. *i wwiradeeperr Adele Addison is among 13 new singers signed by N. York City attention by Edward ~J. Allen Sponsored by the Nurses Corps' CLEVELAND:—Ralph M. Ty ate effort to tgi k the four week -strike at Gen'l Furniture Opera Co. for the-spring Season . . . "The Search," produced on chief of. the Enforcement DU of the church. Juanita Smith is' l*"r. prominent Republican and Co., 421 W. Chart..—. i ply criticiged^thw week CBS-TV Sunday. 4:30-5 p. m., EST. will tell the story of a city in vision of the Liquor Dept., who cc-'p-s president. Tlassefr will sbe' brother of Dr. Waldo Tyler, Co- statemen.... t issued bjy R..-.e . . .wile D. Hale, president of transition and the university which helped (he city make this tran­ UNDER NEVr MANAGEMENT stated that numerous viola­ held each Monday and Wednes-, lumbus druggist, is dead at *>3. the Columbus NAACP. sition on M&rch 20. Baltimore and Fisk university, Nashville, will GRACE E. LEE tions of the liquor control act ng until _ April 18. Ihe, J** expired ir. Oberlin Saturday The statement was issued foi- '• be principals In the story. Living proof that the busiest and other violations of law lowing a special meeting of tlie OHIO IN THE NEWS—Dr. Kathryn Hopwood, associate dean had been perpetrated In and NAACP.labor committee people still find most time for Refuge Baptist of women at Ohio State university, Columbus, has been named adding to their activities is adjacent te the Torch Club. representatives of the CIO dean of students and professor cf psychology and philosophy at "£/ Rancho Drive-In' •earns asked Poorman and officials furniture ' Grace E. Lee, Springfield cor­ Bake Sale March 5 Young people's choir of Ref­ Hunter --olle--ea N. York City . . fiov. Lausche and Cleveland's respondent for The Ohio Senti­ nitONZEVILLE COLUMBUS' i Newsom to consult with Police as a superintendent, pany, Tuessda* uge Baptist will have a musical Mayor Anthony Celebresze will be among speakers at a testimon­ Chief George W. Scholer with nel and a dozen other things. Group No. 2 of Shiloh Baptist graduate of Carnegie Tech and It read in part: program Sunday, Feb. 27, al 3 ial luncheon for Common Pleas Judge Charles W. White Saturday. reference te criminal viola­ had spent 25 years in Cleveland, p. m. featuring talent from vari­ . . . Council of Human Relations, formed in Cleveland by a rebel tions that have occurred on Gospel choir will sponsor a bake Wife of Eugene Lee, she has OPENING OFFER sale Saturday, March 5, at of Ralph *W, Tyler, "The NAACP has always ous sections of Columbua. Mra. faction of the local Nat'l Council of Christians and Jews, has - alses ef the Torch stood fur fair labor practices, been with The Sentinel some first Negn the navy, Luberta Owens is disrectorv named James Nobel executive director '. . .'Msrs. Nina GUmore, four years, writing society news i Columbus i trade unionism, and especially Cincinnati, indicted for vote fraud in November elections, said she the employment ef workers on Teenage Guild of Refuge will and features. She works closely j the late 20s. hold a service Sunday, March «, didn't know what she did was serious. She was charged with short- with Bob Ferguson in providing FREE! l-HAMBURGER-1 FREE! a democratic bails. Wc are larking unvoted ballots). Besides his glad to learn that Gen'l Furnl* at 3 p. m. Rev. L. H. Johnson, complete Springfield he had been . ture had a record, prevlogs to pa.*.tor of Christ Memorial Bap- in The Sentinel. of the Improved Benevolent the present strike, ef using tist, will speak. He will be ac­ Protective Order of Elks of the companied by his young peo­ Mrs. Lee, a native of Spring­ a non-dlscrlmlnatory hiring Power Hassle On Town Meet field, Is a deputy auditor f World, serving a* exalted rulei ple "3 choir and male chorus- 139 H. 17th SI. at E. Long St. policy. We commend the com­ leader in the Clark county; a member of of Champion City Lodge. pany on that score and only Mrs. Dorothy Abbott is counse- "Should Government Be In the nan/ years Funeral services were helc Power Business?" will be the th and development of the North St. church, where she Wednessday at Wills f u n e r a ; controversial issue presented o- fight and power industry, will ves on the Usher Board and SAVE *I2°° ver Columbus Town Meeting at oppose Sen. Albert Gore, Ten­ CCC club, ond is affiliated "However, we wish to point IHE OHIO SutilNti 1 p. m. Sunday over WBNS and nessee Democrot, nn ardent ad­ with Jr. Matrons Charity club. out to those persons, all ef WBNS-TV. vocate of TVA. \ consuming interest for her Announce New Way To Moderator is Att'y C. Emory lea Al Shiloh whom \re Negroes, who are 'THE PMIriat/S CHAMPION' On the forum will be prominent YWCA, and she is vice presi­ crossing the picket lines, that spokesmen from either side of dent of its Board of Directors, The Ladies Usher Board of the question. ber of Adventure In Faith Shrink Painful Piles R«g. $29.95 Shiloh Baptist, 720 Mt. Vernon Negroea owe their advance­ Bo* spring mattress. Ui., Ck ClaBtvl Walter Sammis of Akron, pres- Science Finds Healing Substance That Does Both — av.. Columbus, wil] hold its an- ment ID Industry largely to la­ Yonr choice of print er ident of Ohio Edison Co., for Relieves Pain—Shrinks Hemorrhoids ssolld colors at thia v-r< nual George and Martha Wash- bor unions and the CIO in par- i ington tea, Sunday, Feb. 27 3-30 irly, the health-ed special price. ticular." hew fork, IN. y, (Special) - j problem!*" And among those su ' 6:30 p. m. j For the first found a new healing substi $ \n orchestra will be featured The 30 employees, members with the astonishing abilif the program. Dora Lee Bar- >t United Furniture Workers of i. ui- uuw* &_—_y, and chairfnan of i 17* ident of the board •merica -151, CIO, voted to CLEAKANCE SALE OF ALL :. Central strike Jan. 27. They charge the BEDDING. JSAVE UP TO itrict. Business and Pro- ^ompany with refusing to offer fe&*.i,a..l Women's Club and has new healing substance (Bio- Mtrcb-ndlsln. bnnus on ill merchandise workers, ne* >— the discovery of a world- 20% represented this group at three by doctors' observations. .strut ipeel.i „|e Items ibares- $1.12 an ru-us research Institution. Al- OPEN „ ___ __ conferences held ot Forest Pain wss relieved pre took plan *fow this^new healing substance Shiloh Baptist, without arbitration, with thc FErnwood 7US-7 a unit supervisor at Wright-Pat­ t amazing of all-this Columbus, eac evening at 7 company being the sole judge. terson field, was the first Negro hemorrhoids under the o'clock. Classci DAYTON TELEPHONES: Preparation H* The price On the other hand the" com and rsbuild iron-starved blood. For on! office worker, at Crowell-Collier and N. Testament studies MEIroie MOtAnam-. «*.« US* a tube including an al educalL „„_ party emphatically" a,-...d ,'|',,. few pennies a day, S.S.J. loott will perk up your Publishing Co., has been an in­ - Mary V. Webb Is the dean. Union Charges, contending that iPRlNGFIELD TELEPHONES. petite and fight that worn-out feeling that f um real issue isn't wage in­ •.-*•«—nut with Iron Deficiency Anemia. Ask for it at y surance office cterk, a census C. F. Jenkins, Dr. J w « \m__m dru counter in liquid or taker in 1950 and part time sec­ ;ish ond William H. Oglcsby crease, but the unionists want K -1- _con*i»ny lo open its books ot_ ~WL tablets. You mu.-d be aatisl retary in the office of Att'y ) !):..•!- *< •£•* back. Feel your best, TAKTAKE* S.S.S. TONIC Robert Pavlatos. •fATURDAY. FEBRUARY _t. jfajj PAGE I THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. FEBRUARY ______j THE OHIO SENTINEL, ______Hikes Production Oi! Derived Rubber NAACP Urges No Assistance To Biased Schools Many ot the 89 million new Study Group ^The Sa billion invested and N. YORK.—A resolution adopt-] purpose of the constitution." public education and declares automobile and struck tires need­ *V wrii back into the oil industry ed to keep America rolling next COLUMBUS COURT ROUNDUP ed by the NAACP Board of Di- The resolution, made public that "national legislative Intent year will be made from cil-de- Conducting in ihe pa** five years has in­ rectors calls upon Congress to here Thursday by Board Chmn. must be.brought into conformity rived synthetic rubber. HEALTH FORUM creased production and make federal aid to education Charming H. Tobias, cites the wilh the constitution as now fi­ "available only to such states as [supreme court decision of May "I saw fi m ih* Ohio SenU- by one barrel for every nally construed.** t got himself In trouble Tuesday Lenten Services duced in 1M5. comply full; with the spirit and! 17, 19M, banning segregation in Br R. Earl Bland, H. D.

j as he Lenten service s at the Old Folks "Suspecting" the man, later identified as Charles Bolenbaugh lome.7t.Wim v., Columbua. of Reynoldsburg, as a thief. Cook approached him and, acting The services bejj an Wednesday der his rights as a citizen, attempted to place him under, arrest. •nd will be held •ach Wednes- Bolenbaugh, also thinking Cook was a robber, broke prescribe for ihe individual. Enclose stamped, self addressed 12:30 p. m.. ran, leaving his car parked on the corner. H« dashed three blocks eavelope to It. Earl Bland, M. D-, Tb* Sentinel Health Forum through April 8. to the Seneca hotel, where he reported the incident to police Set I'. Long St., Columbus, O. Speakers are as follows: headquarters. At the s e. Cook phoned police and related March 2, Rev. Russell Jones. his story. March 9, Rcv. G. Trygstud. Police, responding Pasteur helped the French silk March 18, Hev. J. P. Blades. placed him under ' said to me that~if hu- growers who were facing nibia- March 23, Mrs. Mary S. Dur­ i.'i didn't know about diseas- because their silkworms ham. March 30, Rev. J. D. How­ >r didn't worry about them, -ero dying of dysentery. Paa- ell. April 6, Rev. J. D. Jenkins. i had stolen the money because you just don' would be perfectly beallhv. eur found this due.to a germ, Group leader Is Mrs. Clara a white man counting a big roll of money in a colored neighbor­ I said ta the lady 1 could hardly nd when he succeeded in get- hood at night. So I decided tc grab him and hold him for police. ing a few worm eggs free from After being in so much trouble, 1 wanted to show that I was on th< I could guarantee that she side of the law." lot been brought up on a bacteria, he started with these, After listening to the-strange story. Judge Charles R, Petree . If she had been, she would new healthy strain of silk- Presides Ai Meeting found Cook guilty. Before imposing a $25 fine, Petree, {Minting have known that the American Later Pasteur became interest record was against him, advised him to lei farmer loses on the average a- 1 in the anthrax which was kill­ Forrest W. Thomas, grand $50 million every year from ing thousands of sheep, cattle chancellor of Ohio lodges. , was held ta the grand hog cholera alone. and goats. Again, he showed that Knights of Pythias, will preside jury under S*tUflO bond when arraigned on a eharge of operating If she had ever tried to raise the disease was due to a at the midwinter conference, r vehicle wit-bout the owner's consent. Joseph B. Clark, livestock she would soon have and he showed the farmer, Sunday, March. 6, at Pythian l Miami av., arrested with Barry, waa released without found herself fighting desperate­ keep their animals fron building, Columbus. learned he wasn't aware that th* ly against diseases which every ting infected with it. t the owner's authority. often threaten to wipe out her I guilty plei ered by James Royster, Jr., 28, 280-* profit, or even her investment-, Finally, Pasteur made the S. Wheatland av., when he faced a charge of carrying a concealed I remember reading years ago cine that ever' since has been weapon. His case was continued to March S. An identical chargi remarkable book by a doctor, thousands of persons from against James Turner, .19, 159 Lexington av., was also set foi ho was the pathologist at the almost certain death due 'to the March'B, when he pleaded innocent Wednesday. Philadelphia zoo. He said that its bite of a mad dog. SPICER'S A St day workhouse term and 950 tine were Imposed oa Joe animals and birds, as they came Since P&steur'* time bacter­ nla-m, tl, SS3 E. Engler st., when he was convicted or petit lar­ from the tropics, were swarm­ Usually open every Friday ceny Wednesday. Also convicted far petit larceny were Arthur ing with parasites of all kinds. iologists have been learning from aad Monday night, will he Burris, 3.--, 329 *T. Town si-, 550 fine; AlUe H. Graggs, 21, TO Many were riddled with tubercu­ illnesses ways of helping closed next Monday night, sick animals; and from animals Harrison av., and Robert L. Phipps, 13. 231 N. Washington *v.. losis and cancer. Feb. tt, only, to allow of­ g£S fines each. Helen Foster, 2*, 1MB E. Long st., pleaded'inno­ Even plants on which we hu- ways of helping sick cent to petit larceny and ber case waa set for March >. ans live are subject to many ficers and sales personnel Failure to register with the city's Identification Bureau ai diseases which sometimes al­ to attend the ML Vernon tories has Avenue District Improve- having a felony record brought a $25 fine on James N. Lucas, 54, most wipe out the farmer. Even which two years ago we •ISO W. Spruce St., Monday . . . James Jackson, 29, 520 N. 20th st., bacteria have tinier germs that muniszed against cholera as ment Association installa­ was assessed a $100 fine Friday when he pleaded guilty to • boot­ live upon them, the so-called that they will r tion banquet. legging offense. State liquor agents arrested him Jan. 15, operat­ bacteriophages. Ul when ' ing a curbstone bootlegging business in front ot 1005 Mt. Vernon Pasteur, who started out aa * We will resume eur regular av. James Twyman, .18, 552 St. Clair av., arrested at the \ chemist interested |n the config­ hog cholera virus. Thi.*-, schedule of Monday evening time on a hip pocket liquor selling count, was fined $100 and given urations of crystals produced by dous achievement has doubtless sh*pying hours on March 1. a five day jail sentence. A stay of enforcement of his sentence fermentation, was soon studying been helpful'sin devising vaccine was granted to March 4. the diseases of the yeasts whli' protect our children against —Thank Ten Donald Griffin, tt. SttH E. 2nd av., was held ta the grand produce beer and wine. When pnUo-niyeiitis. jury tinder $15,0#0 bond when arraigned on burglary and grand wine yardlst's 'wine producing larceny charges. Dels. C. Johnson and D. Harris said they nab- yeast became contaminated with bacteria the poor fellow might wind up with vinegar inste.-i-J of OPEN EVERY FPIDAY and MONDAY Pasteur showed him how to get rid of tli* germs that were caus­ ing his yeast to be diseased and NIGHT'lil 9 P. M. .^STM. ty and their < today wines and beer are pas­ tinned to March IL teurized In order to • preserve Empty) Berry, them and to keep them from go­ "You'll Do Belter ol Spicer's' ••__.._. N. Monroe "*av., his brother, ing bad. Similarly, our milk Is Claude Berry. 29, 17fi', N. Sth pasteurized to kin dangerous St., and Earnest Hav Phillips, 23, 584 Mt. Vernon av.. wer QPICER'Q ing held under investigate Verdun Auxiliary burglary Wednesday, The 01 DAV Convenes ^FU/RNJTURE^ burgl a riling Art's Grill, S33 Ml ..BOON WE - CORNER 1BIB SI Taylor av., Sunday. Police said Ths women's auxiliary of Ver­ three cartons of cigarets and ar dun Chapter No. 4, Disabled "The friendly Store" undetermined number of bottle; American Veterans, had ita reg­ of wine were taken In the burg­ ular business meeting Thurssday lary. Credit for apprehending evening In the Bed Room of the men was given Mra. John Beatty Center, 247 N. Ohio Rollins, it, and Mrs. Frank Rob­ Columbus. Mrs. Mary Henahaw, CLEAN WilUSwjtfca inson, 44, 320 Taylor av„ who •president, presided. Plans wen phoned police when they spotted completed for the auxiliary's tha burglary from an upstairs annual tea to be held In June. IHE window of their home. Police Mrs. Jessie Pierce is chairman said they grabbed the trio In and Mrs. Mary Sawyer, co- UNITED CHBIST1AN TRUTH (ENTER front of 1583 ML Vernon chairman. The group pledged to SIR E. LONG STREET — COLUMBUS, OHIO BMMM they tried to escape in Arthur the polio drive, Red Cross and xe • toaac cttsscMB-oilond Berry's car. heart fund. Is alteria. s ttetr course In Pimstlssl Metaphy-lcs. Thi! ij to your ocedi sad tacotnc , Eoaplor-d awn «*»•"• woowo— course o.lers physical relaxation aad Spiritual Irtspi. atlon. J Phone ia advaoct r- •> OBG Recital Sunday for s one-trip lots. wmtBdl Royal Church Of God "Be tvhole" Is Ihe mnmn- et lata sail Metaphy-lcs luckies taste so much better! OBG Men's Charity club and write, oc cotae la. p*l5r Elder Cora Johns preached Interprets this to mesa s-ha-ansss ar well-being la mind sad ' L.-l $33 -. $1000 I --^ I Dedicarse club present the "Plead My Cause, O Lord," "Hoy was the first to smoke Luckies," says lovely Ruthe CampaneUa, wife Choraldettes end Edward Lane, morning worship for Royal body sad affairs. trumpeter, tn recital Sunday, Church of Ood Apostolic Faith .Commonwealth Feb. 27, at Union Grove Baptist, of the famous Dodger catcher. "Then I tried them and liked them.-too. They Sunday. The claa.es are .or all who are Interested la New Thought Columbus. The program hegli Pentecostal Goodwill prayer taste so much better." Luckies taste better, first of all, ^because Lucky Strike band will meet with Miss Estell leaihii,,,. A Miler undemanding al Oad aad saaa ta gained Howie, 443 E. Spring st. Colum­ means fine tobacco. Then, that tobacco is toasted to taste better. "It's Bnppert Seattoel Advertisers! bus, at 8 p. m., Thursday, Feb. throuth elsss Instruction, which enable, as ta make greater 24. T°«>>lt_"-the faropus Lucky Strike process-tones up Luckies' light, mild, w al spiritual principles In dsUr living. Eseh class begins on Thursday at I p. m. In th, rsslass good-tasting toba«o to make it taste even better . . . cleaner, fresher^ their homes should call Un. smoother. ;3o, enjoy-ihe'better-tasting cigarette ... Lucky Strike. if lode Jvosieru ^hop et mind there ara as BmltaUOBS. It will ses a aource si great plea.ure ta welcome you a, s student. II yon leel tl. Father's SLIPS, GOWNS, HOSE, BRAS, PANTIES In Religious Program Rev. and Mrs. Elijah Pierce call within your heart. will appear ln a religious pro­ Bermuda Knee-Hi Hosiery gram at Gay St. Baptist, Co­ Size* 7|-11 Price .89 lumbus, Sunday, March 8. Opaa Every Evenfnf They will display Biblical LUCKIES TASTE BETTER-C/eaner, Fresher, Smoother! Mou.-lhur-s. Till I P. a. Fri. ft Sat. TIU t P. M. wood carvings and relate tbe For Aii otatsade musical engagements contact Mrs. B. O. Jollr ' ,//_ *Vm*t~a.-i iXftici^-tZn spiritual Interpretations of each, and son at this Union Center.—I'd. AdT. , ».»vr»tit,„ o, cio»ss,is« 1061 Mt. Vernon Ave. FE. 1535 East earring represents a ~ THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, FEBRUARY M, ten SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 211, 11158 THE OHIO SEWTIWlg. PAGET Dems Rift, Cap CityClub's Prexy John H. Jones Ousted By JOHN B. COMBS ARRIVED HOME the : beverage cuttin* up in my A rift which developed in the' A p m. ssafe and rather sound ...... iach—or was it in mine? Capital City Democratic club of i after another hectic road trip meditated' murder one dark Anyway., she smiled sheepish­ Columbus' flth mhtd wham its'with the Yellow Peril which night in the park when I delib­ ly and wanted to sort ef apolo­ president wis accused of circu-1 votved flat tires, narrow erately killed—yes, killed—the gize when, as she went out the Uting petitions for a Republican! capes from the gas h, engine in my jalopy. I was m a door when service finally ended romantic mood and my gal (thank heaven), thc half pint of , And there wa mu.-icatel fell out of her pockct- chance, book while she was trying to get Almost everyone appreciates the best... her gloves. The PLW murmur­ who evidently h ed, "You two wonld make a fine with the Gem C.ty ing my black pair." amtni*—rg the than circumistantiii I evidence Affairs of I Uie: ^-'tfe-^^SrrSsf "" *" can land tshe Yellow Penl) But I didn't gp on trial rou Mllt'S - Il.ni into my old ahhough I would have been bet­ pal Bob Jaclpion near the Sky­ ter eft. I would have line last Saturday and it cost me getten a oupla free a drink just to find out he was ing time headed for the Big Cedars in Off C-*di.rville. And my ole cuz. By- Now Coke in2 Convenient Sizes alter her ron Slaughter, from the post of­ fice. I knew that was where he would end up because that's all .And the dope he wanted to play when wc went out with the girls. rod. My -i.'d wore out three before I SPRlNGFIELr>-tMissed the New King-Size... liied it was better for m big potentate shindig, much to Standard-Size... bring back his cigars from my regret, last Saturday. Had drug store than blow the d< a sneaky notion Ferguson had on chocolate, strawberry a trick up his sleeve. The oth­ pineapple dopes, i er Sentinel staffer, Grace Lee, ould deduct 91* per* Is sportin' a new ball bat wall­ of my allowance to pay for ing for the Deacon to show for The world's most famous bottle, For a king-size thirst, be- writln' her ap. So I stayed I pa—ss. soo. But JbnrrJe and m- home. Mrs. Elizabeth Goins L~ , •w» goS straighstened out t-kay. Of 1 Thc i ighbo Isley and Bill Isley, old And as I said, I arrived homi friends, asked me, "What ' ifs mighty nice, and beat out The PLW fed to shoot at cats and birds (ond by far... FEATUKIO Of UTUT hit their windows instead). But happened to the Urbana IT.* and helped nuke me ci 'Black Kit tent?'" Bennle T'rC'-r.__g ___t rzspBEK ScvtaUe as I settled in my they would throw old shoea at •Mi* otm canto* C A. Brye*, Vcai h__t ___ the cats at night when they be­ Spears wait) a' on spring cfca-tr for a quiet spell to r« training. For the pause that refreshes, Just right, too, eras eieeied to v.-**-*. Se__t_% en I r~. gan to sing and CUSS the birds just becnuse they would spot the 1 DAYTON — The bar -ers the family Jalopy, around Bennett's caught up with about a3 t i te the home and thought for "two with ice!' Sentmei edaktnt t_m_h „ y^. ^^ Sundav. As I the disappearing clothes act wherever you are.. •I It _m__e me ttunk ol Ju of these thin , I thought il best And Bennett is in training for Jc-nes and Johnny Combs, that I get ou to church Sunday the big game in Xenia. Friend es3*ack Co: urn bus man about morning. I ight possibly be Stokes of ihe Call-Post is set­ MADAM ANDEUON tvmn, and about all tho*^ shoot- t sins. Eorly Sun- ting up housekeeping. Saw Vir­ READER-ADVISOR tags, csuuings. stealings, mur­ ginia cutting up with the barber See this gifted reader today. ders and dope raids. It dawned plitting headache, sour stom- and getting away with it. Ain't She caa help >am ha Mir open me that in my younger ich, bad tasle in my mouth and that news? The Ravi way*. Sh* haa helped 1 i belly full of butterflies. Must headed toward the Apache In have resulted from the one last come Thuraday, ahe can help yea. n TM hare ryktgs on. flinjg before embarking on my any prrttents eomeeM this Tha? school principal used te "save the soul" campaign. Since gifted rexder. She b kam le wear out liis paddle on me for I had promised thc PLW I would GEORGE'S MARKET secceed when ether readers cuttings. I would cut classes ev­ take her to church, there was sking out, regardless of Quality Groceries, Meats have failed. She will give yon ery chance I got. And steal! Vegetables, Confections advice en tore, aeaniagc, Man. I started when I was in how I fell. Too, she kept bran­ busiineis and health. Ne ip- the third grade and I stole ad­ dishing, in a worrisome way i Opea Dally SA.M.-IP, M. poinsstmeat necessary. Open tn miring glances at the lijtle pig- her big old rolling pin in the di' Elllse Black, Mgr. Seadsys. 517 E. Mala SL near tailed gal sitting across from rection of my skull. So I finally 40S E. Mound C aWathlagtea AT*. CA. me and a little later after she succeeded in staggering int o-itgg. Bring fhis ad. get full had taken a shin* to me, I used Sunday-go-to-meetin" . duds readiag fer half price. to steal kisses" from her in the ""•*. headed for church. Support Sentinel Advertisers! Just aa.we walked in tin; swards the seats found fi by the usher, the choir row started to sing, "Oh When the Jones-Brown Comes Marching In," and Announce New Way to Relieve it seemed the whole Church and the preacher were starin' dead Piano Recital at me. The preacher announced Pain of Arthritis ud Rheumatism his text, "The Wages of Sin," and he seemed to keep pointing Al OSU March 3 at me and saying, "You gotta Without Pills! *S**J A* J~*e* and Frtdcr- pay. Aa he roared and pointed Greaaeleu, odorless cream penetrates fck M. Brown sstudents of a~ finger and I squirmed and Olwen Jone.-.. * got hotter and hotter and the deep • tpeecU up flow of fresh, rich blood Into rill be pre- butterflies in my belly fluttered sore areas—actually helps drive away pain- ion recital id my head got causing congestion and presjurc. and fluttered i dizzier snd' tl New York, N. Y. (Special) — 146 British and French doctors front of .__ turned around and r developed i are so satisfied with this new help looked back and Turned •aa cream th for patients suffering from ar­ --V to brine ana - thritis «nd rheumatism that they Jones. A member of * Ind of relief from pains of arthri­ have prepared written reporte of 2nd Baptist, Columbus, he is ac­ tis, rheumatism, and muscular success based on hundreds osf companist for Golden Rule choir In new King-Size or Standard, it's the real thing, •chea and pains. This new cream caws. Further, one of tha leading there i Stadium Dorm i Mlieves these pains without tha arthritis and rheumatism elini- lee club at Ohio Stat*. H. & G. MARKET Coca-Cola—with the same trusted quality... tbe same need of taking pills and other in­ ciana In the United .States has Mr. Brown is the gt__i _.of Mr, r__. J? 1 W«-UNOTON AVE. _ FE. Im ternal medicines that may only now eonfisrmed th* findings of and Mrs. R. Brown, Columbus! bright, bracing taste that's never been matched. So opset the system. these doctors. He la a member of SL Paul (ube Sleak. Ib. 79c (buck Roast. Ib. 49c AME, accompanist for Goepel Gently rubbed into painful Now for the first time this re­ areas, this cream penetrates so « i ... cborufl anj m keep a supply of Coke on band in both convenient deep and completely that it aetu- markable cream can be obtained 2**P 10 Ib. $1.89 »llw v-aniabeoa. Qoiekly . eorafort- without a prescription at druf Werners or Franks lb. 39c sizes. Get cartons of each today and be ready with Ing feeling- of "i develops der the_ i —_•—— •«• R WINE TO and the whole painful area takes price of InfraRUB is only 36* Pieces," MacDowell, and "Vari- u_Jf_\ . t CARRYOUT lively; sparkling refreshment for every occasion. on a pleasing* glow. Thia Is atrik- for a large tube. InfraRUB Is ation Opus 40." Kabelisky. Mr F_i'lr.i\.'_. * P M' "•"•*••••- OtlaitS Tbarsdsjl Ing evidence of the power of this backed by the amazing guarantee Brown will play "Opus 40 from FHFF ___H> ••** *** ":'"s aaatZj UM to *:M cream to penetrate quickly and that sufferers from the pains of Holberg's Time," Grieg, and "•EE "EUVEBY SERVICE - 11 A. M. -J P. M. stimulate the circulation of the arthritis, rheumatism, lumbago, "Rumanian Font Dances " Bar- blood. This glow illustrates how neuritis, neuralgia or muscle fa­ tok. Fifty milliori times a day... at home, at "work it speeds up the flow of fresh, rich Juries or sprsina will get hours Three Joint numbers will be blood Into the sore areas and ac- and hours of comforting relief or or on the way "There's nothing Uke a Coke!" Newt buy cartom of bath King-Sizt and Standard-Size tually helps drive sway the pain- thru-"money will be refunded la causing congestion and pressure. fulL Costly Practice NEW SIZE AVAILABLE ONLY AT DEALERS IN THE COLUMBUS AREA N. YORK.—Job discrimination 807TLED UNDER AUTHORITY OP THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY "wastes $10 out of every |75 InfraRUB to Relieve Pain of Arthritis paycheck on the phony luxury of indulging In our prejudices," ac­ Now On Sale At cording to Elmo Rope*, nation­ ARTS CENTER PHARMACY ally known public opinion ana­ COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO lyst. Thii adds up to an annual -mm of |30 billion in lost pur­ -C«V«' • I. a mhHwi Uaitmori. chasing power and skills. • IM). tHi COCA COW COWAKT ______THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 38, 1B-JI SATURDAY. FEBRUARY ___ Mgg THE OHIO SENTINEL ______• AI OJU . SCHOOLING & FOOLIN'S ' Bjr Th. Youth Staff Across The Campus PAT AND SHIRLEY LONG, Society and ^omen- Edilofc-v CONTRIBUTORS! Lawrenea Holland, Phyllis !IS WEEK WE would like to salute Icta Psi chapter of Omega ren*, Diantha Frailer, Bobby Taylor, Brenda T fraternity on Uie Ohio State campus, organized in-1926. Roosevelt Ferguson is the capable president and has held of Willis, Carolyn Gibson, Joyce Montgomery, Marlene i sf.ee since last May. -'Fergie," as he is known to all of hi* friends Kelly, Larry Elkins, Linda Stewart, Beverly Gilliam, Shirley Rogers, Mr. Early Repeat Marriage Vows is a law student and comes from Atlanta, a town that is Omogu Patty And Betty Elder, Forrest Porter. all the way. Since attending Ohio State he resides at 55 Douglai By CHRISTENS STINGER Before tlie entrance of the brief honeymoon the bride don­ bridal party Miss Dolores Gib- ned a blue frock complemented REETINGS FRIENDS! What do you think of thla ol' Jive ZANESVILLE. — At half past i, pianist, played a medley of with red'accessor ie.i. She added G weather! One day you think you're in Florida and the next two Saturday afternoon, Feb. 12, the corsage from her -wedding i Detroit; KRS you find yourself taking a sleigh ride to Alaska. Well, hs the fel­ Mis.'. Shirley .Ann Rogers unci-j White frosty nylon bouquet of wh bouquet to her traveling ensem­ Arthur William Early. Jr., Blood low said the other day, "Kveryooe Is complaining about the ioned the bridal gown worn by John Stedman, of Columbus, ble. Mr. Early and his bride weather but no one seems to be doing anything about it." And before tho Hev. Robert Streaty, J. G. lsh, Jr., the former Miss Rogers. The the bridegroom's friend, served will reside in Columbus. away we go! pastor of Clair Chapel Metho­ Ave Maria" and concluded hei strapless bodice was covered The former Miss Roger* is a president of Supreme Liberty dist, Columbus, to recite their Life Insurance Co., has been ap­ Interlude with "The Lord's After their daughter's wed­ student at Ohio State university. The three other active members ere Odell Uzrell, a graduate , poirest Porter tope our news for this week, and he seems to student; William Reynolds. Middlelown, and James Holley pointed to the Illinois Public Aid Prayer." She also played the ding Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rog­ The bridegroom is employed at be malting eyes at a certain Central High miss _ .. Sandra-Reed bouffant skirt fell ballerina Federal Glass Co., Columbus. also a graduate student. Ci ir.mipsion. He was named by The betrothed couple spoke traditional wedding processional ers were hosts to a small recep­ Gov, William G. Stratum, mark­ la still very much on the go with James Garland ... A little their vovrs before a red and length. A small lace cape en­ tion in their home. Reception Out uf town guests present Thc chapter waa fourth in scholarship rating on the bird wants to know if Phyllis Jenkins' heart still goes pitter-pat­ and recessional, for '53 and '54. The second week ol March they are ptann ing the first time a Negro has white background of red and crusted in seed pearls held the aides were Mrs. Arthur How­ were Mr. end Mrs. Arthur Ear­ held such a post. ter for-Billy Clark . . . Bobby (Pretty Eyes) phase, all of the White carnations. The bride walked on the arm brief wedding veil ln place. The ard, Mrs. Ruth Boyden, Mrs. ly, parents .of bridegroom; Mr. mortal day services for their brothers who have pa-wed or girls want a chance and they want to know if Barbara Jenkins Is Js5-]*ss8-17 thry are planning a motorcade to Toledo for a K a *. h 1 e e n Straughter, Mrs. and Mrs. Leroy Jenkins, Mr. really stealing your he-irt? . . . Ronald Bradley and Doris Jean James Jenkins and Mrs. June Rose are still singing "Sincerely" to each other and they . Omega fraternity was originally organized at Hownrd Morton. city in Washington In 1917. " Purpose is not a social fraternily but Carrier Wing Mom-bo.Craze Hits Fathers, Too When the newlyweds left lor a to bring a union of collece men of similar high ideals of scnoln aid Smith savs hell use Midge Harris to sweeeten hla coffee ship and i ) prepare them lor their respecti because she's as aweet as sngar . . , Jackie Yaaey's door seems 5F~~ : ', Has Openings to be kept busy by the male population but she just won't open lal principle! lanhood, scholarship, pen The 302d troop carrier wing 1 ^F^Hfe ""•* _\fm* (medium), located at Clinton Sentinel Recommended County AFB, Wilmington, i Gassed Up nounces openings for voters Jg i**^mf*\*\ Coal Production Slides and non-veterans interested Jerry Bondurant's time seems to be nil taken up foj; the'next . modern "supertanker" cai reserve training with pay. Pi year or two. Eddie Nohle has re.**erved all of it . ... Steve (Tho _Z5eautu batons In Jlafe During 1954 sonnel assigned here.will train Cool Talking Cat) Elkins seems to be running all of the North ry enough aviation gasolim chicles crazy . . . Speaking of Steves, the fellows want to know ly a Stratocruiser around thi At present, there are openi why Steve Neat doesn't get one special girl to ride In his car and To Have "tfour Business Included In for commissioned personnel, pi­ leave some of tha girls for .the reel of the guys. After all what Thia Directory Call FErnwood 7416 , It fell off four million lots and navigators. In careet will the spoor fellow without a car do? . . , Ellsworth Lash has quit Deadline . Monday, 12 Noon tons from 1953, a preliminary fields, there are openings in ad- looking and why not? A certain little chiefc has caught his eye and estimate by the Ohio Dept. of inistralion and personnel, sup- Ellsworth doesn't have to look no more . . . Lawrence (Princa Industrial Relations revealed. y, air police, food service, Toby) Howard is trying for the heart of Myrna Smith but certain JUST A MERE BEAUTY BELL'S Industrial Relgtions Dir. Mar­ base operation.", fir« fighting, stumbling blocks seem to be constantly In the way. SALON garet A. Mahoney said that 1954 om muni cut ions ^nd others. m SU N. tOtb St - FA- 3310 RADIO — RECORDS WHS the thiid straight year of Advantages for reserve per Complete Beauty Service Scalp -Treatment a SpecUtt) declining production. sonnel in. this wing include ih* Faye Crews, Manager, Ines Roberts. Ida Mae TELEVISION coverage, retirement Winifred Mitchell, Sally Smith, Operators plan which guarantees steady vice versa . . . Are there any happenings between Woedic Fryer Nolan, Willie ifta*. Stanley. [J "Kokomo" l addition to civilian and Freddie Bates? Everyone is wondering if they have really f M •* « Si-.*-' —Marven A Johnny— 0UAUTY FOOD SHOP t pensions and on-the- made UR . . . Who is thia certain cat that keeps the telephone <-f Q "Blue Grata" No. 1 42 job training which maj Darryl Payne occupied daily? ______••"I','"' '.'• a" • ' "• " ' " .I."! —Bill Jenning— an Mt. Vernon itc.-F/L Km wist in civilian jobs. m • "I Believe" Frltd Cfc.ekfo Further information may be Charles (Chip) Carolina and hla brother La Verne are twe —Roy Hamilton— Prop. J.4S. ANTHONY had by contacting reserve real nice guys thst any girl could go for . . . The chicks still • "My Eererie" Ur,. II A. M. • 1 A. M. cruiters, T/Sgt. Leonard haven't solved the mystery of Dale Stewart aad why be Just Ebony Beauty Salon Prentiss or sS/Sgt. Enoch L. -Bill Doggett— Tils Best la Bsr-EM), cnlli won't'give them a break . . . Where's Lee Morgan? We missed IM N. 17X11 SI - FE 5l« Q "I Want Te Hag Ya"' Stapleton, Rm. 102, Old-P GOOD FOOD Office Building, 3rd and State seeing him around . . . Diantha Frasler and George (Klngflsb) Chignons, Pageboys A Braids -Bull Moose Jackson— Prepared la Horns Styl, Sts., Columbus, or calling Ca. Freeman ought to be nominated for one et the most perfectly IDA MAE GRIFFIN, Owner Complete Beaoty Service Operators: Ann Dyer, • "Boogie In Ibe DarM" 8-3784. matched couples . . . What are the two Pbylltses doing? Phyllis Operators: Gladys Cowans A —Jimmy Reed— Gladys Rutledge Moore and Stevens .ami -Phyllis Ray? Travii Jackson Lens Moods. Prop • "What Could I Do" •The Spirit Of St. Louis— Shiloh Credit Union Southern Tea Marvin Anderson can really'get away in his green rocket. Jtk'H Q "WIU I Find Peace" Dividend Is Declared Oops, we didn't mean rocket! Meant to say Nlslv . . . When is —Sammy Lewi*-— Eddie (Toot-Toot) Thurman going to break down and take some New Location Tilleen's Beaute Shoppe 111 Credit Union of Logan Bozeman Claaaic rj "Tlie Man Called Jcios" sShiloh Baptist, Columbus held certain chicks home in his Ford? . . . Are Marshall Grant and Jessie Mae Vinson. James Willis still giving the campus chicks a fit? . . . Otis Sharp, Melvon Glvrns, Rhea Brown. -The Caravan— Meet Tomw Pries-da Here nnual shareholder, n Beauty Salon why do you tell fl -•••• — 925 Mt. Vernon FE. 30*70 Prop. ARTHILA LOGAN _ "Moody's Mood Far Chicken Dinners Zeery ing recently and declared accidentally spilled the beans . Complete Beaoty Service Operators Bines" Sunday Horn* Fried Piei paid a 3 percent dividend. whiz Otis, you're a good kid and real handsome tool . . . What's CHARLIE HAE LONG and Cold Waving Pin Curling —James Moody— 618 E. LONG ST. Officers elected were Samuel 331 N. 20TH ST. D. Hooker, president; Leonard our friend Ma ceo Morman dning besides playing Cupid for every­ il ANNA BOZEMAN. Props. -ionw Cooked Pies J. Faulkner, vice president; one else and not taking time to patch up his own romances? , . . Members of Young Mothers and Fathers Mambo club of Beatty Center, Columbus, pause for Operators: Levella Davis, FAirfaa 7181 So sorry 4o hear that Mr. Football Jersey himself, Roy Houpe, is COLUMBUS 3, O. Plato Lunches, breath following strenuous session (top photo). From left, front Rosalind Stewart, Mary Clara Rogers, Leona Wade Sandwiches going to help his Uncle fly airplanes. In other words, he's Joined Un ; • force . Mac. Pitts, Mary Simon, Montrose Dbcon. Katie Justice, Sarah Brea Evelyn Barnette and Margaret clerk, and S. D. Sawyer, i Harris Inn. Second row, Betty Gilkey, Curtis Warren, Note Da France Justice, Bill Merrill, Board of Directors. Arthur Barnette and Ncvonia Green, instructor Catherine Wil> (bottom, left) demonstrates dif- e classes at Beatty Center, has Corinna's Beauty Salon committee "WiU be Clyde Bailey, ficult step Miss Wiley, now stressing mambo in most of her di Enjoy The New been teaching dancing to young mothers class since October. Young fathers ned 111 N. Washington Ave. House Ot Glamor Msrs. Lesletf Bennett and Mrs. Specialising In r weeks ago. Gathering their thoughts (bottom, right) before launching intricate foot- G!i8 Mt. Vernon Ave., EV. 5S1I Charlene Taylor; on the credit Ima s Beauty Shop Hair Cutting and Manicures work, thik couple musters some confidence, too.—English Photos. Complete Beauty Service All Phases of Beaoty Culture Home Model Julcette Williai In Business 6 Months Hair Styling Hair Cutting No Appointment Necessary A SpecUlty Especially Desljfned For Ima's Beauty shop. flfiO St. A-VAN4 Bus. CA 1-4S5S Res EV 5CS5 Prop. Mattle Warren Turner Living rooms, play rooms, Clair av.. Columbus, has been Auxiliary Of Alliance Has Meeting Eula Richey and Ethel, Operator.-.: Clara Caldwell. rumpus rooms, dances, re­ operated for the past six months Operators — Open Dally under the management of Ima Women's auxiliary of the Nat'l Mrs. Alma M. Jenkins was Morgan, Swain, Jenkins, Ruth Ada Taylor, Lear Ware. creation rooms, ehnrt-hei. COIUNNA NICHOLS. Prop Johnson, Poro school graduate. RIB' • CHICKCN Alliance of Postal Employees, welcomed as a new member and Edwards, Frances Cheatham, Mary Frances Russell She is beir by 1 PORKIOIW • H-VM Columbus, met Wednesday with Mrs. Doris Swain as a guest. Kathryn Thomas, Hcttie Bailey, operators, Grace Lauphinf Mrs. Rosetta Duren. Mrs. Charlotte Morgan rejoined Laureen Dean and Duren. house and Ruth Dowdell, b o t Stanley Utr, president of Post­ the group following a long ab­ We Cater To Businesswomen Poro graduates. The shop i WOOD COOKED al Alliance, appeared before the sence. The auxiliary invites all Get The New Look With Our Career Hairdo >1r*> open daily from 0 a.m. until group to urge that each mem­ wives of postal employees lo af- PHOEBE HAIR STYLIST. Of New York City Keep Swingin' With ber write her congressman and Distinctive Individual hair styling. Latest methods of beauty col- ask his support on the proposed FoIIowing the business session, tore. Styling, cutting, shaping, tinting and bleaching to tit your a buffet supper was served Mes­ personality. Specialist* In corrective hair problems. pay raise bills for postal em­ Complete and experienced CRYSTAL RESTAURANT TAYLOR & I. 5th Am. ployees. Plans were made for dames Cornelia Watts, Henrietta WS E. LONG ST. EV. 3111 *9** Home Cooked Pood Holliman, Lottie Mitchell, Anne service In all lines of Chitterlings Saturday ft. 3438 Kindle, Cliretta Trout, Price, beaaty work. Chicken Sunday Operators: lollfa Plnekney, — NEW LOCATION — Letltla Saunders A. L. MCDONALD, prop First House West FASHIONETTA BEAUTY BAR 491 E. Long St. Col'a. O. Of Old Location "WHO ELSE WANTS TO BI tm E. LONG ST. CA. $• Complete Beauty Service Open Daily 6, A. M. . 8 p. M. Columbus. Obio Hazel lones Morris, 49 5. PARSONS AVE. BIG-STRONG-HEALTHY T" Oprs: Ocrtrode MeElrvy. Katberioe Gunnell, o be big 'n itroof, io the ghres - Eileen Robinson and Herbert Sellers By Mickey Anthony At. y." Y«, Scott"! E-niibl " ' Goldle Bailey, Winifred Wallace BII.LV (Wild BUI) GRAHAM — _ J a Sturdy body, itron His Drums and Combo found teeth. It tho build* -rsi-unce to cold*, VANITY BOX- Under Personal Management when they Isck enough VIt*mini ASDI It i x LATHAM DINER "gold mine" of natural Vltimin*. energy OI Howdy Gorman's BEAUTY SHOP IMA'S BEAUTY SHOP Theatrical Agency Cample., meals, prepared lit Nome .Mr building oil. and added mlneraU. One Niters and Location' serred daily from li:.o A. SI. UH a P. M. pendable! Get Scott*! today-all drugiM*. Complete Beaoty Service—Hair Styling and Scalp Treatment JUKETTE RAndolph 0571 A UH Prop. Ima Jottnssn, Oprs. Grace Laughinghouse, Roth Dowdell Meat "Kf Bnic" and Catharine Latham SCOTT'S EMULSION CApital 4-4003 Ml MMA— «TOP*-N 7 DAYS A WEEK 590 SL Clair Ave. FE. SOU Open Dally 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. NATURAL HIGH ENERGY TONIC *" "OSACK ST. Ulckor, J-lni COLUMBD8. O. f Support Sentinel Advertiserst PACE 1" THE OHIO SSENT1NEL SATURDAY. FEBRUARY li, 11HLJ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY SO, 1PM Many At Rockhold Anniversary ..PAGE It %y NORMA WALL Greetings were extended the Rockholds by Raymond Davis, BUZZES for OBG Men's Charity club; Rev. C. F. Jenkins, 2nd Baptist Mr. snd Mrs. E. L. Rockhold church; Mrs. Mary Hopson, Old when they received several hun­ Frohx The BIG WEEK! dred, friends at St. Paul AME, Columbus, Sunday, in observ­ ance of their 60th wedding anni- J. D. Howell. SL Paul AME. vesrsary, Music lor the afternooti was by St. Paul's senior choir, la­ TWOBs Co/fcc. tea and cakes were dies chorus and Gospel choir, served from a" table centered MU Vernon's men's chorus ond our with a three tier cake adorned Music Lovers guild. Solos were with tea sroses and flanked by by Mesdames Selma Williams, Howell club of St Paul AME candles. An arrangement ol fern Gloria Meade Stewart, Beatrice church presented "Evening of surrounded the cake and Thompson, Mary Whittaker and gram of special interest to the Charm" style show at East tended the length of the tat Alma Bentley. small fry thia week. A dramatie High the o t \\e t eve. - Mrs. dMkw production called "First Spring Charles L. Hill, wife of the mm Mrs. Rockhold wore a floor Hostesses were Mes dames prexy of Wilberforce university, LIHQ length lavender taffeta gown Day In the Maple Woods" can VeJma Davis, Vivian Peyton, C. be viewed from the spring day waa featured artist The gorge­ with V-neckline and soft tucks Bryce, Lillie Parks, Telitha ous gowns she modeled were Williams, Mae Bentley, .Alma won High at. Adults during below the waist Complementing part of a wardrobe she secured Bentley, Josephine Chandler, enjoying this display. On the costume were an orchid cor­ the first floor are blossoming on her recent trip to Europe. *m Dorothy Coins, Ula Bethel, tege, white handkerchief and Ethel Alexander, Leona Smith, fruit trees and, story book chil­ pearl necklace. Gene Hamilton, Mary Hopson, dren holding gilt cages of live, Geneva Bailey, Gladys Parrel],! MB., MRS. E. L. ROCKHOLD singing canaries. Five times a N. Nelson, Helen Howell, the sixth floor, half hour Defrost Before Frying puppet shows are produced. Be Mrs, Louise Hill is president of CARL L BROWN'S I.G.A. FOOD MARKET sure and take your children Howell club. : add extremely cold < CHIT CHAT—Condolences to Lazasrus this week. It will be the Waldo Tylers on the loss of DesfrostI ton, Edith Mcs-cann and Miss] Wipt up, lmn.edia.elj, any rewarding experience. his brother, Ralph M. Tyler, MARLENE frozen foods before frying- I Christine Peale. I water or grease spilled on floor. FASHION PARADE — The Cleveland, who was a former LUGE ASSORTED employee of the State Highway Serve Dept . . . Waldo Tyler, Jr., a sophomore at Muskingum col­ Better Breakfasts lege, Is now co-chairman of th* campus world united service 0LE0 organisation . . . Little Debbie EGGS Bland celebrated her fourth birthday . . . Scribe R. Basaett Staff Nurse Phyllis J. Hill says: WJ SpBCUdlty IS CtlliO C3F6. planes off to N. York this week­ end to attend a reunion with friends who were classmates of hers when she studied abroad at LB. 15C Fontalnbleu ... A speedy recov- DOZ.49C for healthy babies, feed Carnation.' o little Kay Rean, daughter • Sanford Roans, who has bedded with pneumonia. Ma]. James Wiley flew in from Boston for the weekend to Gold Medal te his family on Kelson rd. CLUB NEWS v- Girl Friends SNOW CROP were entertained by Nihil* "Kilchen-Tesled' Whittaker at their February FROZEN meeting . . . Harriet Tyler en­ tertained the Links*. Toasts were made to Marian Cot, Cecelia Chancellor and Eva Manuel, FLOUR who celebrate natal days this FRENCH month . . . Velma Henderson, 1n Mt. Vernon av,, was hostess ft> the Semper Fidelis organiza­ tion. Mrs. Hettla Bailey was guest and Kstella Tyler and Helen Taylor were club partici­ 5 LB. 45c FRIES FULIUC pants on th* program , . . The lovely home of Mrs. Kstella Giles on Woodland av. was the meeting place for Circle 3 of 2nd Baptist. Nellie Dean was co- Extra Spec/a// DEL MONTE BORDEN'S nee her girts, Valeria Jean (k(t) and Ncdra Yvcasne, hostess .. , postal Alliance aux­ off to school before leaving for work. She always "start* her iliary met at the home of Bo- FROZEN O.MR* OBSERI MACfKAUY the whole-subject of Mrs. Hill's life Is day with a ssmile" with a cheesrful cup of coflee-antf-Carnationl setta Duren, Eldridge av. * mm children! She not only has two of her own.. .she's also WITH THE GREEKS — Two Staff Pediatrics Nurse at Kansas City's Whcatly Hos­ neophytes, Margaret Johnson Burger Beer and Susan Holland, became new PEAS MELLO pital, which means she has cared for hundreds and sorors of Alpha Sigma Omega hundreds of others! chapter of AKA ssosrorlty. This chapter celebrated Founders* '1 think babies fed on Carnation Milk are just the day and its 25th year of exis- c cu. 75c tence at a banquet at OSU. luckiest babies ln the world I" says Mrs. Hill. "I know Eleven of th* 12 founders are from experience that Carnation Is the most nourish­ living in Columbus. Mesdames ing form of milk you can buy. Tie-safest and the Jessie Glover and Laeretla Pie­ ters were presented with dia­ 6 "T 89 GARDEN FRESH most digestible, too. I raised my own babies on Carna­ mond chips to be inserted in tion. I recommend it wholeheartedly." their sorority pins. These two have been members 2_\ Fancy, New Leading baby specialists recommend Carnation, too. years and active for the last 10 Actually, 8 out of 10 mothers who feed a Carnation years. Principal speaker was formula say: "My doctor recommended it." Dr. Both nomas, director of K. O. K. ..y:j^j*£t3ja education at Wilberforce univer­ So if you are a proud new parent, do give your baby sity. CABBAGE . t the Wheatly Hospital, Kurss Phyllis H1U gives a darling the benefits of a Carnation formula...Uie milk every baby his Carnation formula. ** prescribed by tha baby's doo- CHURCH NEWS — Third an- doctor knows. tor. Msrs. Hill sre porta tb* Infant Is doing Just fine i nual George Washington tea was CLEANSER given by Circle 3 of 2nd Baptist, Sunday. Mrs. Ella Free was general chairman, Mrs. Berta Wright, co-chairman, and Mrs. Hattye Redmond is president. C Mrs. Hill satj..; Among guests were Mr. asnd QUART Mrs. Zack Rutherford, Mr. and "Mtfe this flavor disccrny!" Mrs. Ike Season, Miss Marion LB. 4 When you start your baby Thomas, Mesdames Wills Hen­ BOTTLE ry. Evelyn DeLelebe, Mary Bridges, Geneva Free, Anna B. IO* after preparing the formula, if you Jones, Nellie Lewis, Deacon and _. ^ drop! For bib Mrs. Herman Jackson and >rtunlty t ' *-- many others . . . Annual Colo­ » tastes nial tea of Phillis Wheatley club Everybody's Switching To.... "cream" It with Carnation . „ of St. Paul AME was held at the STORE HOURS discover the richer flavor Carnation church Sunday. The teas at both gives cream soups, gravies, mashed churches were well attended and the programs were most inter­ Mon.-Fri. potatoes, cheese sauce, casseroles, TV! AlWAT* KNOWN that Carnation Improves cooking and esting. fudge, cream sauce - and all your baking," she says, "hut only recently did I discover it wnlptl 8A.M.-7P.M. other recipes that call for THIS AND THAT — Brownie Carl L Brown's Now we enjoy whipped Carnation toppings ail th* time." Troop 68 of Eastgate school ap­ \ peared Wednesday on Sally Sal. WORLD'S LEADING BBAND OF EVAPOIATEfi MILK ' show. Twenty-three 8A.M.-9P.M. I.G.A. FOOD STORE 1289 Ml. Vernon Ave. Columbus, 0. JATUHDAY. fEBRUARY SS, 19M THE OHIO SENTINEL PACE 12 *THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IS. IM,** . ."ag U, Spaghetti, Makes Easy Work Kids Enjoy Leisurettes Club Observes First Anniversary A Salad For Your Of Fancy Dessert Applesauce gives variation to Shrimp Dish thc popular Boston cream pie. Cheese Puff Committee Luncheon Make a filling by combining a _ pound can of applesauce and Youngsters who eat their Enjoyable H cup chopped nuts. lunches at home during the Into the applesauce fold "A cup week, welcome something hot to Meatless meals are the order heavy cream, whipped and wai-m them on frosty days. of the day during the pre-Easter A'cctened with powdered sugar. season. With the many really At serving time, take one lay- CHEESE PUFF tasty "other food" recipes _r ol splcrcake and split in half. 2 c. milk available, meatless days hold no Spread the applesauce filling be­ ' .* t. salt dread for today's honiemaker. tween the split layers of cake t as. tine needles Shrimp creole with spaghetti nnd sprinkle the top with addi­ '4 Ur. cheese, cubed or shredded boasts gourmet flavor with an tional powered sugar. expertly-seasoned quality sug­ * egg", separated gestive of old Spanish cookery. Lemon Butter, Almonds Heat milk in top of double SHRIMP CREOLE boiler. Add salt nnd noodles and WITH SPAOIIETTI Give Zip To Broccoli cook about 10 minutes, stirring t tb. fat Lemon butter and toasted e occasionally, until noodles are 1 r. diced celery monds give zip to b.-i,ci.,.1i. I* tender and mixture is slightly -.'irdnnts to make about 3 ser ' i i, diced green pepper thickened. Add cheese, stirring . J -. sliced onion are 1 package frozen br'- '. Ba sliced mushrooms coll, 1 tablespoon butter or ma until melted. Beat egg yolks un­ 'i c. enriched flour fine melted; 1 tablespoon I til thick. .Fold into noodle mix­ on juice and 2. tabl.'sponns ture. Beat egg whiten stiff and • '.isit'.f slivered almonds. fold in. Pour into t¥_ quart Cook broccoli according to greased casserole. Set in pan of i. spaghetti .ctions on package. Drain. Mix •re is a treat that is n treat—a chicken salad mold. Made . cooked shrimp 17 ox. can) melted butter or margarine and hot water and bake in moderate ion flavored gelatin, diced cooked chicken and a fascinat- (eat fat in skillet Add celery, lemon juice and pour over broc­ oven (350 F.) IVs hours. Makes coli. Sprinkle with almonds. iricty of condiments and vegetables, it ia perfectly suited en pepper, onion and mush- 4 servings. ins. Cook 10 minutes. Sprin- egetables, niix- Church Of Christ Cafeteria *—-,••• tM-'ff *V "Si • <____^*___r*_t_m By BETTY COOK 1 hour. While sauce simr [472 S. WASHINGTON AVE. CA. 4-OS98 annivers«i-y of Lei-sureties Social club, Columbus, was observed at the gro up's last meeting. Members a re, from left, first ro w: Miss Evelyn Harris, Now's the time of Ihe plan­ cook spaghetti in boiling salted Th* But In Home Cooked Food a Waters. Mrs. Alma L. Jenkins,*'Si>s.-LuciHe Higgins, president, and Miss Thelma Hampton. Second row : Mrs, Alma J. Toylo ning committees! — plans for When your ti water until tender (about 12 Miss Cla r, Miss Louise c Wilson, minutes). Drain and rinse. Fold OPEN DAILY treasurer Miss Julianette Black, secretary; Miss Betty Scott and Miss Dorothy Wate *s. Members include public scti stenographer and Ohio church, socials, holiday white the meeting, elcphijlit sales, Sunday school shrimp into sauce. Heut thi State uni entity student. The Leisurettes enjoy a variety of social activities. oughly and pour over spaghe- Sunday Specially - Fried Chicken Dinner Makes 4 servings. Make Reservation For Private Dinner Parries Pennsylvania Methodist Students At Parley der Karl Smith, Pastor Mayme Godsey, Mgr. COLUMBIA. S. C. — T Cyprian PTA Slates Panel Fish, Beer Cheese Asparagus McCRAE Rev. Jesse L. Thompson, pas­ Bennett college students, tor-of Pennsylvania Av. Method­ companied by Mis "School Harm, Home Mar Peps Winter Meals and Television," a panel discu POULTRY MARKET ist, Columbus, has returned from alurr Featured In . hot chicken stock (fat Cheese asparagus is wonderful Toledo. He will s*>eak at 11 a. m. tended the ninth anni.;.] cnnf. r- sion. will highlight the mectii free)* of St. Cyprian PTA, Col for pepping up winter m SUSSMAN and SON FRESH TABLE DRESSED Sunday, Feb. »7, on "The Scarlet ence of the Nat'l Council of. H t. salt Sunday,-Feb. 27, 3:30 p.m. Cook fresh asparagus until CHICKENS - RABBITS Cord." The choir will render mu- VNCF Alumni at Benedict col- New Folder Dash of cayenne der and then finish in the grill, SELF-SERVE MARKET DUCKS - TURKEYS Ir*Kc, here, -last week- Dolores Panel participants are Mrs. Miss Peggy L. Hall Dash of dry mustard with parmesan cheese grated Meats - frozen Foods - Groceries Special Rates For Churches Johnson- sophi Hi.lt: Evelyn Jones, Jerry Woodward A new leaflet entitled "A Fis­ .« t. grated onion over the top. Thc cheese melts Beer & Wine To Carryout Clubs - Restaurants iht* • and John Jennings, Homework, Wife Of Hugh Hardy herman's Haul of Favorite Fish 2 tb, lemon jufce just enough to make it stringy Recipes" serves as a reminder 958 Mt. Vernon EV. 1229 1.-.V-, irch television, discipline, social ac­ 2 t. sour pickle vinegar and by adding a butter snuc- 1092 MT. VERNON AVE. Columbus, O. EV. 256) BEER - WINE (J secretary; Charlotte tivities, teaching methods and of beer's special appn>pi satt- *_ c. cubed fresh tomatoes Free Delivery Brown, junior of Jucksmiville, ncss with fish and seafood. It La SALLE WINE STORES dress are specific problems I lb. finely chopped sour pickle Fla., was nan-ed to thc finance ried Sat­ js devoted entirely to fish cook­ which will be discussed. \_ c. mayonnaise committee and Joan Spcas, sop- urday to Hugh H. Hardy in on ery with beer as an accompan- \_ e. finely diced celery- Be Informed— homrre of Winston-Sal The subject is purposely gen­ afternoon ceremony ut 1377 E. I c. diced cooked chicken FREE'HOME DELIVERY eral enough to allow for discus­ IN (01UMBUS-5H0P CLOSE TO. HONE AND SAVE! Phone CA. 9-M75 -ned ards blvd.. Cleveland, O. Mrs. Hardy, About the a-ji-e of an ordinary Potato salad Read The Sentinel sion of most problems of chil- daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. James recipe card, its accordion-style Davis, was a member of the Sr. pages expand to show s collec­ Dissolve gelatin in HOT chick­ Theatre Guild at Bennett col­ tion of nine wonderful recipes en stock. Add salt, cayenne, lege here and is now a teacher plus a brief guide which gives mustard, onion and lemon juice, MODERN MARKET GOODWIN'S PAUL'S To •_ cup mixture, add pickle 163 N." 20tb St FA 059* in the Cleveland public schools. basic directions for poaching, rr..h Fr.ll.. V.S.UIIW CARRY OUT STORE Announcement has also been steaming, broiling, baking, pan vinegar. Chill until slightly thick­ Wiedemann J/W Groc.ri... N.S IH *Vlb.a Cu,.., o.k received of the forthcoming frying and french frying. ened.-Fold in a third of the to­ a» E. LOB, St.—FA 0147 matoes. Turn into 1 qui;rt ring B..r—Win —At. M,««r. marriage «f Miss Fiances L. Al­ Each recipe appears on a sep-, Schoenling _ Per Ca..© a A.M. t. MiJO put lison, anothei member of the mffld. Chill,until firm. Chill re­ •rate page topped off with a 7 tl.y» . w..k Fr.. D.lj*.rr—EV 3913 1954 class, to Mr. Louis Gabriel decorative dru-ving .vlikh i'i.....r maining gelatin until slightly on the evening of Saturday, Feb, suggests the finished dish or thc thickened- Then fold in pickle, inpredients which go into it. mayonnaise, celery, chicken and Among the beer-seasoned spec­ remaining tomatoes. Turn onto Williams Grocery JMAIIW00D MARKH ialties are shellfish in beer, sar­ firm gelatin in mold. Chil] until firm. Unmold on salad greens. JIMMY'S •Quality Meat* A dine rabbit and deep-fried sea­ 487 Garfield A... Groccric* food. Other recipes include tuna Fill center of ring with potato -.a)lid. Garnish aroc.rl... M..U, Confattioa. Open Ere* & Sunday* roll-up, scaburgers and salmon additional Phone Order* Received souffle. mnyonm MARKET Huiia, Willis*.. P,op. Olentangy PTA To FA 0431 The booklet is free for the ask­ if desired. Mak 605 Mt Vernon Ave. Observe Founder's Day ing. Just send requests to Hos­ If desired, strained Columbus, Ohio pitality Service, Rm. 101.., 420 ined chicken soup, prepared 672 Mt. Vernon Ave. William A Smallwood Lexington Av.. N. York 17, N.Y. directed on the can. Founders' day will be observ­ FA. 6274 Smith's Confectionery ed by Olentangy school PTA in 1170 Granville SI. - FE. UM its meeting Thursday, Feb. 24, Complete line ef Grocerles, Hests, Confections 7.30 p. m. Meats and Groceries Dally 8 A. M. lo 6 r M Miss Fern Sharp, radio and Hours: .*iIon.-Thurs. 7.30 ELIZABETH RANSOM snd FfATHERSIOHE'S MKI. television personality,' will speak A. M. to 7:30 P. M. Fri. A ALMA UEWS. Props. 459 N. 1RTH ST. FA. 0539 as will Mrs, Nnomi Earnest, Columbm. O. district Girl sScout director. A Sat. ?:M A. M. to 8 P. M. playlet, "Alice In Founders- ROSATI'S Son. 7:39 A. M. to 12 Noon Vegetable*, Meat* land," will be presented by PTA Prop. JAMES H. FLOOD Groceries members and pupils. Period cos­ BARNEIT tumes will be featured in the fleer A Wine Te Carry Out Fresh Fish • Poultry Week-la s 8 A. M. - 10 P. M Sundays ' A, M, • 2 P. M. A cherry pie and ice cream MARKH social hour will conclude the SUPER MARKETS OPEN DAILV • SUNDAY Party Supplies — Domestic evening. Evelyn Langston is ' Rr ML Vernon at 17th A Imported Cham pa (-ties president in charge. Mar- Columbus, Ohio WE OEUVER

...and then he bought her an electric clothes dryer Union Hall Scene HEM «JM« MAVHUGH & SON Of Legion Cabaret CANNEDGOODS 111 MT. VERNON AVE. FE. ««.• HOIKS DAILY 7 A. M. TO a P. M. N. American Union hall. Lo­ cal 27, 2741 E. 5th av., Colum­ Now « Complete Line ei The Store With Tbe Friendly Atmosphere bus, will be scene of the cab­ Luncheon MMU . , . Bacon Quality Meats snd Groceries — Miles M. Msyhufb, Prop. aret party and floor show spon­ BgEEEEg E3MOI Ruth Liverpool. Cashier Free Cltj-Wlile DeUrerr A San-iage. We Deliver. sored by American Legion Post •tfefflKfWCoo. 690, Friday, Feb. 23, 10 p. m.- (ntwH- MS ut-mm owe ILKTK ttmrn 2 a. m. Music will be by Jimmy Car*, STORE HOURS TAYLOR AVE. ter and his band with proceeds ST.CUIR CARRY OUT being used to send boys to Buck­ 19 N. NELSON KU., AT 389 E. MAIN ST. — Mon. BROAD ST. • Son. UM.- eye Boy's State this summer. thru Thurs. I A. M.-1 WINE STORE 505 St. Clair Are. Columbus, O. FA. 0322 mm count smam... •«•*--•*... *» m... wwa-rv. 4 P. .11.; Mon. thru Frit Groceries, Moats, Confection., Ice Cream Tickets may be obtained al P. M.; Fri. 1 Sat. 8 A. M.* FErnwood ItHt Wine and Beer to Carry Out • P. M. Closed Sua. Tyler's Drug Store, from an/ Prop. LEON B. BOLDEN member or at the door. 2S0 TAYLOR AVE. .SATURDAY. FEBRUARY SS. UM THE OHIO aewTimy. fA-Haft. PACE 14 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, FEBRUARY M, 1W Desegregation Church Theme Bouquet Presented To Mrs. Charles Hill Mt. Olivet Baptist Honors Urges Reforms Bible School Well Sunday School Staff Members By MILDRED VINEY gratulatlons to Mr. -and Mrs. Mont* Green on the birth of a Attended At Second Sunday school teachers will be daughter . . . Sympathy is ex­ By a..aYE B. REDMOND honored at morning worship at tended th* William Palmer and ML Olivet Baptist, Columbus, Thomas Evans families Bible school was well attended In all departments of Sunday, Feb. 27. Dr. H, Beecher recent death of relatives. 2nd Baptist, Columbus, Sunday. G, H. Potts wa? in chartfo Hicks will preach with music Ill among th* congregation of Adult Dept. with program conducted by Uplift. Bible directed by Mrs. Catherine Mc- are Mesdamea Catherine Shaw, • class. Mrs. Mary Jfenshaw gave a resume of the lesson G1U. 1212 Franklin av.; Daahie and special music was by Eugene Walker, student at Ci ML Olivet sponsors a $1000 Jones, 1068 Hamlet ter School of Music. coffee hour from 3:30 to 3 p. for morning worship was by senior ch< dinners Thursday, Feb. 24, 11 Delia Stansel, 1064 McClelland •chonw, Rev. C. F. Jenkins a. m.-7 p. m. Mrs. Harriet Cha- av.; Linda Williams, 80 S. Ohi preached on "Pleasing God.' vous is chairman . . . Prayei av.; Vennie Carter, 533 Mithoff , . . Young people's conference meeting will convene at 7:30 This 1* the first in a series of St; Jessie Mills, 87 N. 21st Sf, "How Far Shall Thursday, with church program-i intended to raise $0000 Nettie Pass, 4211 E. Spring St.; Children Bt Influenced By Their meeting immediately afterward. by April 34. Irvin Sandera Is Thelma Cross, Grant hospital; Parents*' was discusssed. A so­ All departments are asked to re­ chairman of th* event and Mrs. cial hour was held at the close port their 1954 activities during "Desegregation—th* Burning Issue" was topic of panel dls- Ethel Clark is'co-chalrman . . . of the discussion with refresh­ church meeting . . . Circle 4 cu-sion at midwinter meeting of Congregational Christian Vesper services Sunday will be ments served by Circle 1 . . . sponsors a bake sate Saturday, sponsored by sightless of the A bouquet of roses was received by Mra. Charles L. H'11. 8uest artist tor "Evenln* of Charm" churches In Cleveland last week. Panel member* left to right Soul Winners Bible class serves March 5. were, seated: Hev. William H. Dudley, Misa lone Catton, secre­ White, 481 E. Fulton chittcrling. ham and chicken Mothers' club of 2nd Baptist fashion show Friday, following her brilliant ahowing of an International wardrobe. Her appear­ Messrs. Wiley Patrick. St. Clair tary of Missions Council of Congregational Christian Churches; av., and Charl** Eusley, 473 S. met with Mrs. Geneva Free ance was sponsored by Howell club of St Paul AME. Wife of the president of Wilberforce univer­ Dr. Herman H. Long, director of race relation*. Standing: Dr. Monday. Mrs. Ida Early la presi­ sity, Mrs. Hill received bouquet from Dr. J. D. Howell, postor of St. Paul. On her left ar« Mrs. bishopric at quadrennial mee A /lC Carter Home dent ... Ill among the congre- Galen Weaver, mtmber of Council for Social Action; Deltart ing of the church in 1830. • Carrol Hill, club president, Mrs. Lawrence Whittaker and Misa Clara Stephens, show director.*- Hubbard, race relations officer of Federal Housing Administra­ ANP Photo. ent- gallon are Mrs. Stella Brooks, Carter Photo. it home in Co- 731 Lilley av.; Mrs. Sarah Long, tion office In Cleveland, and Dr. Douglas Horton, minister of years in Korea.360 Garfield av., and J. C. Grun general council of Congregational Christian Church**. — ANP Steer Clear Of Living With Wan Of The Year* Te* ill be stationed I dy. Veteran's Admi RELIGIOUS CHAT Photo. in Delaware.'Center, Co. 16, Dayton. At Asbury Methodist Miss Jenkins In-Laws, Newlyweds Advised A "Man of th* Year" tea, Pennsylvania Send* Frat Fellowship sponsored by Asbury Methodist university, says Tan, revealed Men, will be held Sunday, F*b. Wins Contest A Contented Mind 4 Delegates-To Meet At Hebrew Baptist surest ways for that th* main cause of argu­ 27, at the church, Parkwood and young coup 1 ment, next to money, Is dis­ storehouse nor barn; and Go;! Pennsylvania Av. Methodist, Alpha Omega Kappa Phalanx Clifton avs., Columbus. The pub­ Columbus, will be host to four fraternity sponsors a fellowship to wreck a n agreement involving "his" or lic Is invited. Hours are 4 to 7 feedeth them." How much more hour Sunday, Feb. 27, 3:30 p. m., riag* la for "her" mother. It was found aft­ p. m. Rev. Frank R. Arnold Is At Caldwell rrai are we better than the fowls? delegates attending annual Methodist Youth Fellowship at Hebrew Baptist, Columbus. er questioning 364 couples that pastor, Maurlc* Games, tea great gain, for we brought i.oth- "Consider tho lilies how they Christian Witness Mission, Fri­ Rev. Donald W. Thompson, Wil­ such spats cause mor« strife chairman, and Margaret E. 1 Id, and it is cer- grow. They toil not, they spin day, Feb. 23, through Sunday, berforce university, will speak than either jealousy or sex. Wood Is church reporter. carry nothing out" not; and yet I say unto you, Feb. 27. with special music by Mrs, Ma­ Clayton Dr. John L. Thomas of the that Solomon ln all his glory This congregation will be host bel Carter. Arnold Graves will P o w « U in the Catholic university Sociology was not arrayed like one of to a fellowship meeting for all also appear on th* progr*m. March Issue of Dept. studied 7000 broken mar­ (onday evening at the church. .tries fussing and fighting these. It then God so clothe the members and guests Saturday Cong. Powell Tan. riages and found that mothers- She received • gold medal, over land? The entire-world be­ grass, which la today in tha at 8 p. in. Refreshments will be Sharing his viewpoint Is Maria in-law were th* greatest single field, and tomorrow is cast Into Hosack Baptist nd a beautiful trophy for the longs to God. I do not know Cole, wife of Nat (King) Col*, cause of wrecked marriages MASON'S about other countries but this I the oven, how much more will By REV. SAMUEL J. JACKSON who told Tan, "My own in-laws during the couple's first year to­ He cloth* you, o ye of little Youth delegates from Penn­ JEWELERS AND do know from my experience sylvania Av. Methodist are Olive Rev. H. H. Teague, pastor of ar* just wonderful people and gether. If th* pair can make it OPTOMETRISTS driving over th* U. 3., then faith? (Matt. «:31,32-Luk* 12:21- Biggs, Mary Lou Bell and Ruth Hosack Baptist, Columbus, w* get along beautifully but I together for fiv* years with the thousands and thousands and tt.) spoke on "Divine Commission," GLASSES *7.7S up arded a silver med­ Hairston. would not want to liv* with In-law conflict, neither mother- thousands of seres of ground First Tim. 6:0,10 tolls us, Rev. J. L. Thompson Is pas- •Sunday. Dr. Teague is preparing them, Just as my husband would in-law (hla nor hers) can split Guaranteed Material, al, and a certificate of honor for unoccupied or uninhabited. Why 'Tho.se who are determined to entertain the state Sunday not want to live with mine." them, no matter how meddle­ — MAIN STOKE — the church. more landT be rich will fall into temptation some she is, Tan learned. la w. Mala SL • CA a-MM Thiid prize winner, Theodore Our conversation ahould be and a snare, and Into many Cong. Powell, also pastor of Columbus, O. Saunders of Caldwell Temple, without covetousnesa. We asre to foolish and hurtful lust, which Centenary Meth. Church paster of Friendship Baptist, the Abyssinian Baptist church in Rev. Powell has drawn up — BRANCH STORE — received a bronze medal, and be content with such things as drown men in destruction and ., By MA1TIE RUTH WHITE Toledo, and president of Ohio Harlem, and Mrs. Cole are not "Ten Commandments for Happy 111 E. Long St. • CA .-2813 tha fourth prist* went to Estella we have, for God has said, "I perdition. For the lov* of money BTU convention, will be among alone In their views. A survey Marriage" and lists as,No. 3— Columbus, O. Wallace of Little Zion AME, will never leave thee, nor for­ of all evil, which Young adult fellowship of Cen­ principal speakers. recently conducted at CorneU "Liv* by yourselves." who was presented a certificate sake thee." It we have food and while some coveted after, they tenary Methodist, Col u m b u s, Mrs. Theresa Byrd is chair­ of honor. clothing let us be content (Heb. have erred from th* faith, and was guest of YAF of Broad St. man of the patronage commit­ 13:5-1 Tim. 6:8.) Methodist Sunday. Speaker for Mrs. Emily Oiad* pierced themselves through the service was Miss Josephine tee for spiritual concert, which original composition. Christ tell* us not to be anxi­ will be March 13, 3:30 p. m. Beckwith, girl's program direc­ Mrs. Ar a Arnold will direct the Services In Columbus Churches Way of Life?' ous as to what we are to eat, or Th* aposU* Paul said, In Phil, tor at Southside - Settlement for .the program was b> drink, or*wear—for God knows event,' Proceeds benefit Brother­ House. Games, refreshments ly .Love Lodge 3, IF and AM the youth choir with the pii our needs. He said. "Consider and"a fellowship hour completed SELECT A CHURCH HOME accompaniment played by Mrs. the-ravena, for-ihey neither sow- I in. > be . the evening. Masons. - Rhenetta M. Davis. Mrs. W. Van nor reap; which neither have Joint meeting of Beloved Sis- Johriaon delivered tho memorial Wouldn't it b« wonderful if Sixth annual Nat'l Youth Fel­ chaptera, OES, all learned that lesson of c lowship, Christian Witness.Mis­ address on Joseph C. Price, ed- tentment7 ucator and founder of Llving- Mt, Carmel Baptist sion and workshop conference Royal Cburch of God You'rn Always lVrlcoma TO UST YOUR OBDEB Th* promts* mad* will meet at Centenary Satur­ Jackson spoke and Mrs. Sue By EAKNESTEAN MARTIN ago should lead us to content­ day, Feb. 26. General session be­ Or SEBVICES IN THIS Tba contest was sponsored by Williams, state grand matron, Apostolic Faith DIRECTORY CALL Rev. E. A. Parham and coi ment, which was, while th* gins at 2 p. m. . . . Visiting min­ presided. A carnival was super­ SECOND"BAPTIST the Christian Education Board earth remains, day and night isters, attending the joint con­ 1955 Chittenden Av*. FErnwood 7410 of the church, whose director i» gregation, Trinity Baptirt, wei vised by Grand Matron Lady V. CHURCH DEADLINE—MONDAY I P. M. guests at Mt. Carmel Baptist, shall not cease, ther* will b* a ferences which convene at Cen­ Mrs. Nellie C. Grant. seed tim* and a harvest time, tenary Saturday, will spenk at Sunday School—10:30 A. M.; the winter and the summer shall morning and evening .services Morning Worship—11 A. M.; iaa N. l.ih si. not cense. (Gen. 8:22.) Sunday, Feb. 27. Music will be Keep Holders Handy Evening Worship — 8 P. M.; fund drive at Mt. Carmel. Bible Study Wednesday — 8 Church School: S:U A. M. Visit Neat Sunday Ministerial convention will be So let us cast our cares upon by senior choir and Gospel Keep pot holders handy and Morning Worship: 10:« A. M. God; H* will car* for us. (1 chorus , . . Praise and class ser­ P. M.; Tarry Service Fri­ in Greenfield, Feb. 24-2$ . . always use a holder to remove day—a P. M. Evening Worship: 7:13 P. M. In Cotamlmj... \ Peter 5:7.) vice meets each Wednesday, 8 pans from the range. Keep pan MT. OLIVET Sunday, Feb. 27, No, 2 choir ob­ p. m. . . . Sr. Usher Board ob­ Wa Invite the Public to serves it* ninth anniversary handles turned inward rather Join US. "Item et Dl.Unttioo Fallow thi, Diracw-? with a program at 3:30 p. serves its 21st anniversary with than outward over edge of stove, BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Wingo and hl» congrega- COLUMBUS a banquet Friday. March 4, 7:30 table or work unit to avoid ELDER CORA JOHNS To Battar Taaaavial Sarvioa" FUNERAL DIKECTOHK knocking pans off the work Pastor CENTENARX and Lovelace Glover t Rev. Gva-ynn Speaker BAX'J BARBER SHOP St- Paul AME Church 9 A. M. - The Church at Study GREENSBORO, N. C. — Rer. Safe Frying Practices METHODIST CHURCH 10:45 A. M. . The Church at 653 Hanisaa An, 1072 E. Long St •833 E. Long SL Maa, Women, Cbildrsa'a James W. Gwynn, Sr., dean ol Watch the pan carefully when Worship — 0 P. M. - Baptist Caldwell Temple AMEZ the Methodist Youth institute heating fat. Heat slowly. Never 18th and LONG SI'S. Training Union — 7:30 P. IL . Hail-cutting — Facial, and pastor of St. Peters Metho­ leave a kettle or pan of fat hcat- Creed Ths Church st Worship By BUBY D. LUSEAR C D. WHITE * SONS dist church, Oxford, N. C, will >n the range unless you re- "God Onr Father — Directed by Paul Morris, th* FUNERAL HOME speak on "The Measure of One'* _j nearby. Remove pan from Christ Onr Redeemer —> a BEECHES HICKS, East High spiritual choir will 1217 ML Vernon Av*. Life" at Bennett college vespet- heat if it is necessary to leave Man Oar Brother" Minister sing at 3 p. m. Sunday, Feb. 27, EV. 1514 services Sunday, Feb. 27. the kitchen. The church with a hearty at Caldwell Tempi* AME Zion, Columbus. The'choir is present­ Sunday School—9:15 A. M.; Complete Berber Seryi.. COME TO Berbers: ed annually by Unit Ho. 8, MimiuAHia an-**, Columbus, O. 189 E. MAM ST. sPreaching — 10:45 A. M. and Ins. Turner * Met. lemm whose president is Mrs. Susie FUNERAL HOME 7:30 P. M.; Prayer and Class SHILOH BAPTIST DELUXE FACIALS Burks. Th* public la Invited to SIS E. Long SL MILLER'S FURNITURE ST0R£ meeting Wednesdays 7:30 WILLIS MULCT, fee.. EV. 9521 P. M.; Boy Scouts meet each CHURCH With serving from 11 a. i Complete Line of Used Furniture and Rugs Tues. 8:00 P. M. Inspirational Hamilton at Mt. Vernon Ave. • p. m- on Saturday, Feb. 26, Ranges, Refrigerators, Washers, Sewing Machines ringing at all service-.. At EASY TERMS FREE DELIVERY JAMES VI. PARRISH Unit No. A will hav* a chicken , WE BUY AND SELL CALDWELL TEMPLE BROGSDAIE'S and chitterling dinner at thi J. D. HOWELL, Minister 321 E. Long SI. Minister church. Mrs. Anni* Lillaid Is Church School—9:30 A. ¥,- 8:13- A- ML. Radio Broadcast; men, ML Titaea It dab Sbap BARBER SHOP chairman. Tickets may b* ob­ Morning Worship—11 A. M.; 9 A. M. Church School (Chil­ tained trom th* club members, 9*4 MT. VERNON AVE, Near 18th St. 821 E. LONG ST. Christian Endeavor — 0:30 dren may be left with compe­ or at the church office. P. M.; Evening Worship — 8 tent mothers during SEVEN CHAIR SHOP *\IM* JU113. 111"-. Complete Barber Serrice PAPIER'S SHOE STORE Go To Church P. M.; Midweek 'Proiss — Mea. Wamtn ..I Children's Halt Cat-lag .ml Styling OLYMPIA Barber Shop FUNERAL HOME Wednesday, < P. M. Complete Tonsorltl Service 720 E. Lon* St. Factory Returned Sample Shoes • Men's Army Work Ths Capital City's Tempi, at Church School tor Small Chil­ A Spatially Shoes • Men's Dress Shoes • Women's & Children's Ladles Hair Bobblnr. Sealp Treatment Deluxe rselals John J. Uenry-ffeegls Brown Zion Methodism dren; 0 P. M. Baptist Train­ EV. tea Shoes • Women's Overshoes .SO pair • Children's Sunday J. DALLAS JEl.tU.VS ing Union; 7:80 P. M. Wor­ Barften: Andrew Harris, Damon Lynch, .slab Hsmile, T. N. Green Tk. Mar. ust la•la da a Chester Slurp, Benny Fisher; JOHN THOMPSON, Prop. Camplete Barber Serrice Cowboy Boots $1 to SI.45 pr. Minister ship. Music by Five Choirs. LF.ONAHD BO WELL. Prop- Memt-ers 01 Tke Column, 529-531 N. 20th St., Cor. Leonard Columbus, Ohio 774 E. Long St., Oatumbus, O. Funeral Ass'a. PACE 1» THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ______IMS (SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 36, 1658 THE OHIO 3ENT1NFJ PAGE 17 form, we can expect not n the maximum penalty for carry­ the least, waa quite confusing than 400 Of the 1338 bills Ir ing concealed .weapons, If- pre­ and revebling." duced at the current sessioi viously convicted of a felony, For an example, Binns when Thc Sentinel hates people who push other people, be passed when the Leglsla' (rom the present $500 and 30 askcd.lf his concern over th* around I -* " . days to six months terms, to 10 "right to work" meant that he Speaking of yean in the penitentiary and would testify In favor of FEPC, $1000 fine. he replied, that he supposed he should be of vital concern i Consideration ef many ef might if "someone paid me a so-called "low income" popu­ these bills will get underway tee," He said he wasn't being Politics lace, and particularly thtt Ne- before committees within the paid to testify on behalf of Pol- EDITORIALS next few weeks. Benee, it be­ lock'a hill but added, "if I get By John B. Combs hooves taterested parties to this bill through, there is art im­ "This above all, to thine own self be true; and it voice their sentiments en these plied obligation for me to get shall follow as night the day thou canst not then be bills to their senators and rep­ compensated," false to any man."-*—Shakespeare. resentatives without delay. "Again, whea asked whether aa to curb i .he flow of illicit Normally, letters from their the 'right to work' extended to .F.N THE deadline for in­ constituent-Irs, clearly outlin­ troduction of bills at dope ln -the state, to hike «n- peosple who were denied Jobs W employment •eaeftts and to ing their position on Ihe meas­ because of their color, religion 101st Ohio Gen'l Assembly this i.ei-.lon ure, has a let to de with the pired, a record shattering n In marked contract with this llberaliie qualifications for Peace And Tranquility Figure, only 1178 bills sacb claim J, to increase bene­ way the legislators vote. fit* to pprmanrntly and total­ Although lt may seem strange ANY, MANY TIMES in the past, and undoubtedly we •. • the 1001 ly disabled persons receiving ,o some people, regardless of M Of I he merit of a bill and the per shall repeat the process on future occasions, we have y. House received 617 to 361 in the Job." hided the colored brother and sister of Columbus for their ft**. Bouse members presented tonal views of the legislator. In tranquility SO. bills during the night ses­ Senate. Only 249 ot the House most Instances he will ge along That, the CIO noted, was the- ranquiiity in facing the obligations which are theirs in Ba' sion, tipping its total te ttt. measures were enacted, whUi with the desires of those who revealing part of Binns* testt- working for a better community, mere lit) won approval by the ployees' pay %2S per month, to while across the hall In the give police power to liquor elected him if they make their Their responsibilities in.this detail re often looked Senate, 12S measure* were in­ agents relative to prostitution. ishe-j known In strong enough "Now for -Ihe confusing part; upon as something to shirk rather tha lending toward troduced, hlhlag iU total to a told the slightly bewildered the end that the morrow will emerge at. ommittee members that the brighter day in which we may enjoy the benefits that a rue from a bet- THE STATE CIO'S weekly bill would not affect existing ter -racial,understanding. . • " newsletter, released Feb. 18, re- *How about Y&0 Mom?* blind from t&i saled some startling news re- The CIO debunked Binns' tes­ A case.in point is embodied in a letter received a few ceiling on aid to the aged and irding a statement reportedly timony by pointing out that the days ago from Barbee W. Durham, executive secretary ...maa,Jrto~a_trt-,ai,o to Im to* stole. blind on the medical allowance ade by a Columbus attorney Taft-Hartley law does not prohi- of the Columbus NAACI\ Mr. Durham's letter ' "i n < S tatoog, k«-W.-.t TtMa girt 'am Scott's Mot—lorn opinion, self-explanatory and crystallizes most permitted them with payments during his testimony before the shop. The "right to dslly, sad watt* I Ye*, Scott'i Wp* thtdrm o be made on the Senate's Commerce and Labor work" bill does prohibit the un- situatio*!'""''"n' whic• • h< " ,o easily overcome. ividly grow up ttraag, -Itvtlop sound tstOs, Mr-oaf "Provisions undei committee in favor of the so- ahop. Ths law does not per- •i Writes Mr. Durha.... •bouts, llriju *tn h.va (twcr cold* loo, mhm m ala would authorize the Dept. called "right to work" bill, a court injunction against . "Segregation Is a terrible thing and sometimes has most they Is.* cnougk Vlt.mUu AAD. A "gold x_lms of Industrial Relations to aid sponsored by Sen. Robert Pol­ peaceful picketing. This bill > unexpected results. It resulted In my being asked a most em­ of nsterol Vitii-alM. AAD, phn energy small wage earners to collect lock (R, Canton). A sub-head to ould. The law permita peace­ barrassing question the other evening at the dinner for Or. Ken­ the item said, "Wishing a Law­ ful picketing aimed at persuad­ buHdiag ofl tad added xdsmrshl pay improperly withheld, invali­ neth B. Clark, the desegregation specialist. date "common law" marriages, yer Bad Luck." Then the te- ing workers lo join a union. This SCOTT'S EMULSION ncellation of health and ould not permit such plc- "There were only eight out Of Ul Negro teachers present, while there wr * NATURAL HIGH ENERGY TONIC accident Insurance policies for f least one year, and ta stiffen In conclusion, the CIO took along with sen another dig at the former Co­ '" Iambus public schools. lumbus Chamber of Commerce "One of tbe white trad-en asked n attorney, saying, "Apparently gro teachers? We made a special effort t Mr. Binns is hopeful that the bill one knew about this meeting and had an Invitation.' IHE SAME DETERMINATION WOULD GET BETTER RESULTS AT HOME will be passed by- the State Leg­ "For a moment I couldn't come up with tha right answ islature so he may receive pay­ hut when.I did lt wasn't quite so embarrassing. Here an exp* ment for his testimony. Well, shad come all way from N. York to Ulh about an evil and t we hesitate to wish any lawyer group most affected were net present te bear him. bad luck, but we're not the least In! bashful in saying that here is "Vet, segregation oa a basis of raea la a bad thing. The I • suits show up in moat unexpected places." As I See It! "How many Buckets By Lucius E. Us Revolution In Dayton DEBKIT US TO paraphrase i of water in a river?" Mrs. Schandler's -T wordaja slips our mind but which soe, something In 1*rcUi, V'°D°"I -°*-° «"»' -ion- JJr subscribe.... Ihe Cy Buller lornty promised g A r ohl s ,r < c r ,, r the effect, "Kei'D some changchantre. inn thyi punurs.n " "'"' "" " ° "*'" • * * "*"* " " **»•*» JTaaaa colored assistants in hi, offiM You don't know? .,. Then you can't vote!" 'Improvizations' K„. -u.We ^cal l neiattentiop somn e tocnang those wordIn thsy Ipursen view. of ____. Je„, 0w,M> by develop- Owens Center tor il would have snd he was elected we might even any a revolutionary story, that ia t story, i„g in Columbus a kind of near- slpilaicsnt mesnins to the plsy- Now just what can Ihe a-andi- In-Dayton. erging" creatioEastsidne l-clcented rhouse with, aswimmin huje reg- taiers whundeo learner hin d ths fundamen- dale alluded In above o«er to Sounds like a joke,,doesn'tltt It isn't. Thi* question, Af Wilberforce Seems a group of Gem City Negroes are hard at work, v°o] "n*f ?",***". 'r,™'"1"-'- J1"* __** __}• *••* .*** win colored votes? That is some- ,0 thin [ 1 cou,d not and others similar to it, actually disqualified many with completely successful result* in .i„ht »m.i,l.. .' proposal is to build it, perhaps much Ilk. a , !. . ? * answer for tha i Maryland pk., atid I Negroes in one state! . .- „- „ call it ed to develop up alonj Lak. coloreOmmJTutmtd populatio Al-*n i they -.. ... financed with Negro money. the Jesse Owens Center. I do Ens some years ago in honor Individuals and I know ot noth- Can such unbelievable injustice be stoppedf You bet "Improvizatioi not like s political slant towards of the colored WBr I heroes. The ;ng clher than issues'that can it can ... but only in the courts. There, and nn/j/ there, which will-* be presented nt the There has been a lot of talk in .Columbus and other the proposal, although the prd- late Martin Dave^ was gover- ,___y them soUdly and evcifis- the results are everlasting. Wilberforce university Carnegie" amiliar along similar lines. Thus • pounder.has political ambitions, nor and thought it a fine idea ,ue, __„ , jit,|, pr'ecatiOUJ library from Feb. 24 to March amounted to—just talk. ' • II the prospective candidate but he earned that colored pco; ^ . rondid..e bro„5. And right now a group of top-flight lawyers (the 25, are the product of a musi­ tame men who recently won the school segregation cian who found art an adven- But the Dayton group apparently has become fed up ____''__• J__s.'t.TJ- SUSafSrtT'J '.— ««~ cofored""^ al'°?Z -vages) stands ready to give more free legal aid to Ta'tliTaZ™1™ °nU ''* Pttting •*" i0,UXh '" the °"° •"<* S*r,^am.™VhUSe'n,Sr,e^rfed -S'Sth.^.,,"' """'" _^L_[__i £**• *•**"** »*»- •Negroes who suffer such injustices and inhuman prac­ The "Improviaalions" of Mrs. In which Negroes can apeak the same language as the big- «, have asked following the tall A Jesse Owen. Recreation ""»"-OS .tha Tbmt colorek of thd egroup s 1 Schandler, a Clevelander and tices — if only you will give a little assistance. Their oted white banking fraternity—the financial area. elections when the colored wsrds Center sitting in the middle ol it inta the city hall professional musician, are Needless to say, there ia absolutely no excuae why °* 'be Eastside, where he ha d the Negro population does nolh- npletely Ignored. only barrier is money! ' wel-like pictur. any large metropolitan community ahouldn't have at least don' 8<> much constructive work ing to bresk down-segregation, These minute-men of the N.A.ACJ*. Legal Defense one NeflTO lending institution Hut nkn noaritaa. ar, anv *hl|e mayor of Columbus, hand- Suppose such a center were "**" __^r_r in. win jtnd Educational Fund staff, operating at no profit to themselves, need your contribution. They need it des- paint. They are produced i l i ,ij !l mood of play. Mrs. Schandler peratelyrThey need it now! has exhibited her work at the s»awhite countin3aSSg houses, hat 2in hand,SSS3 bowing and .scrapin9g h-a^^tttsaae had done i s W-asawa.-as i«r^.done until a Efew beg„monthds and begging and pleading for loans with which to buy dividing liiw betwe foagor .trart Thics is no criticism of tho If the dream of "equality" is worth mentioning, isn't Akron Institute of Art and in dentally, we are still running back and forth to the lily- thaned coye*oret seemed -peopjd ' e want 5ince use at any time, and thai restrirtt else-- i hghts and nothing Cleveland. build homes, pay off mortgage.**, tide us over temporarily, present administration but an it worth sipportingf Come on. Let's all pitch in ... illustration of the fact that pe- to help guarantee — C. Leroy Jordan, achool li­ etc. The proposed center is -Ir- colored might live brarian, announced that the gal- ilrable and needed . badly lo We need so much fur eolor­ from colored people - , More often than not, our pleas go for.naught and ed peoplr but that which we often pigeonholed or thrown in will include Tuesday the reason is.not hard to discern—we are up against the lake care cf a growing popu­ lation out E. Columbus way get too often squeeses us trom that file of joke letters around '""percentage," the unwritten law of finance which de- ( _ „ i of other places. every office—the kind that are clares that in order to control the Negro's desire to enjoy bu^ t it lshoult d not serve as a FULL ningn, S to 9, and Sunday, 3 vc bm Four year-: ago~whe'n the FHA thrown to the basket by the big the creature comforts which are no readily available to was talking about putting up boss but ar* **Pl Jf ''Ie cl«rhs Tfaere is no doubt in my and sleno or lBU hs wl CITIZENSHIP his whit* brethren the doors of the counting rooms must another one ot those sprawling * ( *" "*n be closed to him if not entirely at least often enough to mind that the candidate has housing projects for the over- things, get dull, Alumni Unit Organized keep him "in his place." a feeling ef sincerity ta tbe populated s*cti"«s of the city. No one can speak for the FOR ALL! proposal but It just should net two sites were -discussed but whole colored population, as I BLUEFIELD, W. Va. — lite Th« significance of the proposed Dayton building stand as vote getter for It they were all located in the col- said before, but it is a safe con- Bluefield State College Alumni and loan company lies in the fact that the Gem City Ne- »W ***** In feclinkof ne'd district' contingent of it jeclure that a grand proposal of Ass'n had a new unit added last gro can hold his head much higher and-Jook any man Ir sufficient repayment for the That right f the au- a recreation center would hard- week when the Roanoke, Va., ,the eye—even the "percentage" bankers. Negro vote. That Is not all. It thorittes had not observed that iy dent the electoral surface. N.A.A.C.P. LEGAL DEFENSE chapter was organized. About 20 Just ought to be called some­ graduates and former students Negroes in other cities please take note. thing after a prominent Co- locale it To be sure, several persons— AND EDUCATIONAL FUND gathered at the Gainsboro Rd. elsewhere so thai while and cot- a) workers, th VMCA to begin organization famiii--! ould night see themselves in com- ortable jobs at such a center— 107 W. iSrd Street, N.Y.C., N.Y. procedures for tlie group. Clar- here while at Ohio i Patterson, graduate of tha Godspeed ing Ihat would vould be wild about the idea. verslty hut, first and last, he Why? Centers • class of 1950, was elected chair- is a Clevelander and. appar­ and J bunch of kids, i and Hazel Whea ton, secre- . WAS WITH deep regret that we received the J WS what t h t ore play room at such a P that the city of Zanesville had lost one of its most illus­ ently, never thought of Colum- lored peopl. would cry "hoorah." But trious Negro, residents. 'i(iht the voters—there are other We refer to L. C. Burwell, who since 1949 has served If there must be a center, it to look to other channels win important interests to them. Seek Contributions as executive secretary of that city's Community Center. ought to be named after one of colored support. Lock for • proposed < 1 those East high Tiger boys who thing 'that his -pponent has not didale should be elected and Sir. Burwell leaves his adopted "home town" to as­ * ' brought the state basket- done well—and he can be .** u r e should go through with Such a sume a deservedly biggor po.st with the Orleans Youth ball championship to Columbus, th; bert and James Nash, A. Alex­ imbent officeholder recreation center as suggested. Center in N. Orleans. There is a man at Champion Jr. has d uoh I rht.j-t . admonish hin* ander and James Williams, ia High school who has done year-—and harp seeking contributions necessary , . His departure saddens thousands of ZanesvHIe citl- t that. . phri xens, Negro and white, as it saddens many of us in other for upbuilding of Eastside Three ytars ago a man snid pal ... to remain in their tournament. atnictics than any other man, that if he were elected mayor bottom of the barrel for out- They were victorious th their communities who have followed his brief but spectacular and still gives thc solid found"- of Columbus he would have a standing local athletes for an last contest Monday. career as an unselfish public servant, one who has carved tion on which East High school colored man in his cabinet, appropriate name fat-fore ho a niche of better race relationship in the city he served so builds her great teams. He de- He did not quite make it with treks up Cleveland way to find Support Sentinel AdvertiaersI •plendidly during the past five years. serves such recognition for he his two votes, al-hcugh hia white one. SATURDAY. FEBRUABY 28, IMS THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 28. lflgg •,A

* sen*: M-C Wines Break AAU Scering Record With, SPORTS GLEANINGS 101-76 Victory;Earn tarn-Final Berth By William (Bill) Bell Jlmusements By FRANK CROCKETT Spoils Editor

AK.C*sHWF.RaW"raATUBH* cords this year, did _ BIRDLAND STARS ENR0U1E the Centra] Ohio AAU tourna­ ment last Sunday at K. of C. (an gym. • Rod Ittrharri-i. armed forces, In the 100 and ZOO meter dashes, Ticket Sales Spurt; But Wayi I'vt. Lou Jones, armed forces, In the WO meter run, with Lou standard of 87 f Jenkins, VWanova, as a stand-in for the 1600 meter relay If bourne last year Ing lay-up with play. Ten seconds later Sammy Point­ Mai Whitfield, first Negro to ever win the James I* Sullivan Good Seats Are Plentiful er sank a long shot for the new memorial trophy. Is ono of the representatives in the 800 meter Ufa Ufllj s*\n.t event despite the fact he could not compete In the Nat'l AAU mark. Columbus area jazz addicts will b* given starting at 8:30 indoor championships Saturday night because of a cold. staged a wild rush on Prqmoter Wines went on to administer Whitfield did come out to receive his award at a luncheon at Ren Cowall'a ticket offices in Desptt* the early week spurt 55" include such renown artists the worst defeat in the 1055 tour­ thc N. York Athletic club. When he started to make his speech of the state capital Tuesday after in advance sales Promoter Cow­ as Lester Young and his orch- ney, stopping Bart's Bar 101-76. acceptance he become so choked with emotion that he had to all indicated there is still a swd saxophonist Stan Gets, &j}k_m_m^ Thc victory left Wines in the wipe a tear from his eye before he could go on. day's' appearance in Daytun of supply of seats in all price Erroll Gamer and his trio, running for the A^U sweep-, Mai wilj be aiming to defend the title which he won at the "Birdland Stars of '53." ranges. "The fine performance George Shearing and his quin­ HE WEEKLY BOTTLENECK — Like most chafacters who stsikvs ond the only sepia team first Pan-American gumes held in Beunos Aires in 1951. Scheduled in Columbus' Me­ tn Dayton and riubsequent lauda­ tet, and one of jars music's all- might attempt to write an informative night life column, I find eligible for the honors. . • Josh Culbreath, Morgan State's great hurdler, is the U. S-'t morial hall Wednesday, March tory reviews from that city were opening line or thought pretty tough to come by. Unfortunate­ Earlier in the day .Stroh's lone entry in thc -tOO meter hurdles. 2, it is expected to draw a ca­ just what w« needed here," ly I have no questions from interested readers to answer and Beer ousted Garland Crusnders Pvt. Herman Wyatt is one of the U-S-'s hopes I: • high jump. pacity house. One performartce Cowall added. ehow can't seem to muster up enough nerve to ask myself one AC -57-52 in the best gome of Missing from the squad will be soch famous names in the The Prez' Steals Show erve as a starter. The fact that Russ Jacks-ion, our editor, ask- the day. Harrison Dillard, 1S55 Nat'- AAU indoor high ne to hurry and get my copy In so he can put the theatrical Awards Night In Columbus Loop hurdles king and. tha-.e- onl.y_ wln foe Olympic dash Garland trailed by title and then come back four years later and page* to bed doesn't seem to make It any easier—or serve as a at intermission and the third "the high With Bash Boston Entry great inspiration, even though he is a very nice person. John Awards night was observed last Wednesday in Columbus hurdles dladen Andy SUnfleld, Olympic 200 meter tlUehoIder. quarter, after holding a similar Basketball League, commemorating the loop's 25th ani.iver.snry. and Art Bragi ._ Combs, our managing ed & political know-all, occupier of the desk margin in the first period. "** ' 200 yard dash double winner in tho AU the action attendant to opposite our junk pile, seeing the predicament came to our rescuo Each player, official, scorer, timer, league officer and publicitor Nat'l AAU outdoor championships last JUL . __ _ fourt. h place "Birdland Stars of 'W." a by flipping on the office radio to some hot jazz music and saying Trailing by nine with 4:30 to was given an individually inscribed basketball by Ben Harris, winner In the Indoor championships Saturday nlgbt. Jass concert package restoring to me, "There yoa are—all tuned up and ready lo go," All of play,' Garland fought to within Dillarr*....-...-d! —Jwil"l •b.e •--• •--.--becaus- e he c - _ fj f J^g j b two points of Stroh's but the lone charter member still spontoring a team (first round cham­ gct Q tom 0 which is as good a way as anv to start this gabfesL pion Harris Jewelers) in league play. Pictured from left are as a public vith the Cleveland Indians' ball t M-HALI. JAZZ EXTRAVAGANZA NEXT WED. THE WILD- Becrmcn held on and earned a Stanfiold because the bad leg will not hold aemi-^nal berth in the event. Meyer Wiseman, Harris Jewelers manager, presenting the ster­ and Bragg because he did not comp EST!—Musically things should get hotter next Wednesday night ling tokens to Romic Watkins, of MC Wines quintet, and looking the 1952 Olympic* The big bit the night of the and the reason is obvious: Typifying the tempo of the "cool Thi.* Sunday's, Feb. 27, action and European tour last season after he was selected. troupe's Boston performance, sound," the "frantic mood" and the "gone riff" is the Birdland pits M-C Wines against-Stroh' on from right, S/Sgt. Frank Crockett, sports editor of the Lock- In addition Isabel Daniels, May Faggs, Margaret Davis according U syndlested col- Stars of '55" concert due at thc Memorial-hall Wed., March 2, for Beer and defending champion bourne AFB Skyltawker newspaper and a sports staffer of Tht md Patricia Monsanto***-, i--medlaB t week as women's team plcka, a one-performance showing. Six of the nation's finest jazz perso- Sentinel. hese six ladies will also be . i the U. 5. women's track and field n.Uitirs and groups will wing into Columbus as the Birdland per­ the championship. formers. Sarah Vanghan, th* George Shearing quintet and Stan Continued On Page 20 Gets join the Birdland stars along with the great Lester Young. The dean of the Jazz keyboard. Count Basle, brings his poll win­ ning orchestra. Another atar and master of piano pulchritude is TURNER'S RESTAURANT DAVE ANTHONY'S Erroll Garner, who will bring his trio. He Is another regular of 452*4 E. Long SL CHARLIE'S BAR the famous Birdland jazt spot in N. York. This home of modem t% BEER • WINE . WHISKV Stop At The ChiCh) Sign musicians and devotees of their music arranged this 40 city tour HOME COOKED FOODS WAX WORKS Wine, Beer, Soft Drinks MICKEY'S GRILL! of Birdland authentic Jazz after record breaking i 175 CA 4-0868 W7 Good Food 42S W. GOODALE. ST. silk mohair. While the rest •It. Chicago and Boston. Dally It Sun. 7 AJU.-I A.M. Beer, Wins, Whiskey ot the concert troupe gaped In " iHTSEEiNU Tt formerly went under the nas Lucille A Charlie Jordan, Home Cooked Foods awe, Lester exited casually WE SPECIALIZE IN from the rear seat with sax In as the* "great g of "Moondog." Remember hii .___.__._ TV claims and moved way back In their files and Anyway, the tune Is a' real rock 711 Harrison Ave. BED HOT CHILI Lester and the entire cast of into the night life scene. Due to the pleasant break in weather BURKE'S PUCE pulled out some of their and roller. Comes on Carol most o'f the clubs and bars were crowded to capacity during the ones" based upon sales. Since Birdland stars Invade Colum- 1057 NORTH 4TH ST. jazz fans tend to buy records bas for a one nlgbt, one per­ entire weekend period. Beer salesman Nick Williams, dining with REMEMBER ORLANDO OLD TRAIL RI3SXAURANT formance engagement next promotion man Luther White and Courier advertising ace, Johnny WHISKEY for quality, - these are Robeson, former vocalist with Wednesday, •"".» p. m., Me- Johnson, shouted. "Wbatta ya have to do around here, write to ones," both sales-wise and artis­ the Claude Hopkins band? He SPEC1AL1Z1NG IN HOME COOKED FOOD. your congressman before you can get a waitress?" "No," was a tically. Tunes included are "Cas- hit the top with a recording of OPEN Z* HOURS DAILY polite answer over his shoulder, "and we have very nice steaks on tlerock," Johnny Hodges; "Fly­ "Trees" way bock in the 30s. Nightbeat Ed Digs Birdland Stars our menu, too." .', . Attractive damsels Irene Callver and Virginia ing Home,'.' Flip Phillips; "Par­ Ills MT. VEBNON AVE. Daily 5:30-2:30 A. M. FA. 0218 (If you remember all this it Alms Johnson'Parrish, Prop. — Ferme rly At Troeaeerla Clab Eddie Jay-Colston, our illustrious nightsbeat editor, cuddles Ware added a touch of feminine'beauty to the Litchford Lounge VILLAGE TAVERN adise Squat," with Count Basle might be later than you think.) time greats. Count Basie, clientele, even jf one of the girjs did cause mllld-excitement by UlP'MT. VERNON AVE. on organ; "Tenderly," by the Well,-he's trying for a come­ up to Sarah'(Make'-Yourself Comfortable) ViTiichan as they dis­ Oscar Peterson-trio; "Ui " cuss "Birdland .Stars of '55," showing at the Memorial hall, Co­ hia new orchestra. spilling her scotch 'n' soda in her lap. Many i Sanrina th, People in and back ond Carol Recording Co. Advance tickets will r* produced at thc drop of i eyelash, which prove- Adam," by the Pres, and "Yes­ 11 release four sides he Just lumbus, Wednesday, March 2. "Birdland" upus will feature .« Around Poindexter Village terday," sung by lllllie Holiday. on sale at Heaton's through - just tired. BEER. WINE . aoOD FOOD dock of fin* feathered bird;, in Count' Basie and his orchestra. Wednesday (March 2) There are others but these are George Shearing quintet, Erroll Garner trio, Lester tPrez) Ope. 7 A. M. . Clo.. 1 P. M. big 12 in. and Attention Tavern Owners Young, Stan Gets, and, of course, her highness, Miss Vaughan. CHESTER E. WHITE. Opr. JAZZ AT THE PHILHAR­ Memorial hall box offic Bill" Glenn and "Al" Carlton, the beer and liquor salesguys, the Clef is the label. We place elgaret machine, la yonr place al business. The swingm' concert presentation will be a one .night, one show open at 7:30 the evening . guys immediately fluffed their smooth commercial chatter and MONIC — Clef has broken the' deal. (Editor's note: Confidentially advance tickets are now I show, Cowall said. dronk in the pretty Skyline scenery Wednesday night as the lounge DEPART- big Volume 15 down into single'I N. Z0T11 ST. COLUMBUS, OHIO selling like hotcakes at Heaton's Music Store box office.) seemed -to turn into a lineup of prospective contestants for any CsU FE. 1404 For Information beauty parade. Adding sparkle to our spot were JoAnn Quan, Al­ PYTHIAN 61.111 'Menagerie' Al OSU berta Jnhsnsoa, Maria De-re remix, Flo Morse and cute Given Dog- •/••Titty at ludwicb-U . . . -.D flip when Lenena Home request-request , want without getting the whole Strollers Dramatic Society of gar, celebrating her birthday . . . Owner Lawrence Tolbert dis­ flavors ot **-••*•*, bottle •"•«' ed—a cancellation'album. sSome of the better ones played his keen sense of learn spirit by slaving almost the entire vith Mian Oscar Peterson, "Tenderly JU5ITHE SPOT TO MEET OID FRIENDS Ohio Stat-iuniversily is present­ end piekird pig tees. (c-r-a-z-y), "Jam Session Blues" ing "The Glass Menagerie" at rged upon us after tho MO HT. VERNON AVE. hotel. Seems the hotel owner t ringing the cash and "Apple Jam." NEIGHBORHOOD GRILL University hall Friday and Sat­ Columbu.. O. dered Negroes barred from urday, Feb.} 25-2fi, at 8 p. m. register, huh, Lawrence? . . . Overheard among our feminine help BEER O WINE O UQUOK MARTY'S 502 CLUB Lincoln day dinner, whereupon 502 ST. CLAIR AVE. COLUMBUS, 0.| Tickets may be purchased at while changing shifts: "It may be Idle gossip when she gets It, HOUSE HOP—A group of old Bttr «y Wint To Carryout but she puts It right to work." Lena, who had a contract standards done by the Lou Held Over For Tha 9.1. Week the Ohio Ufeion ticket booth or they may be reserved by calling EDDIE JAY'S BRONZEVTLLE MOMENTOS—Chef Fred (Hot PARADISE CAFE at th* hotel, did a quick Stein trio. Lou Is at piano. Milt FINE FOOD Hint-m bass and an old Jimmy HOMER WILLIAMS Sauce) Strother is causing t-mte a sensation and much drooling 878 ML Vernon Ave. cancel. So take two bows Lena. FA. 0533 Open 8 A. M. 'Til 1 A. M. FA. 0436 Tbe Maa That Plays The Blues wilh his special prepared Bar-B-Q gastronomy ajt at the Litchford 1228 E. LONG ST. Columbu., O. dining room. Fred, who vows his Bar-B-Q ribs put Williamson, WHISKEY • BEER AND HIS FOUR FLAMES W. Va., on the map, claims his secret recipe for his sauce is as CHARLES CUNDlFt, Prop. Far Your Entertainment Friday * Saturday highly guarded as an H-bomb blueprint ... St. Cyprian's "sweet­ Ya, Kiss Ya." This one's been PARTING SHOT — Earlier 9 P. M. - 1 A. M. Each Nite heart ball" last Friday night was a real honey! . . . Two shorties, roltin' around a couple weeks this column we passed ont Beer . Wine - Liquor • Open Daily 6 - 1 A. M. Rodger Brown and *Rlckry" Ellis, in a battle of words on the cor­ but we just got to It. In addition great big bouquet to Lena Home ner of Hamilton A Cong . . . Fabulous party-giver and rcstaura- • to the Williams four, it features for the hefty poke she took Marty Mellman, Prop. Oscar Franklin, Mgr. FINE FOODS teur Ruth Johnson preparing to honor the cast of "Birdland Stars Und.r New M*n*e-*****»»t the rock and rollers of Alan old Jim Crow* N-O-W-BRICK- LEGAL BEVERAGES of '55" at her Cleve-Mount establishment . . . Photog Frans Ed­ Freed. Freed is the deejay who BAT COMING UP. Did you see wards gloating over his new press camera . . . Popular C. O. SUNSET INN ENTERTAINMENT the "Comedy Hour" on TV thia (Dutch) Litter back at the Cameo theatre as manager. 382 E. ITH AVE. past Sunday? Louis Armstrong AT THE EftD OF THE LINE—Until next columntime remem­ 11.... Win., Haas Coaled and associated persona 1 i 11 o a ber that Eddie Jay says: "People who will start to rave whea Feed TIPPIN' INN CAFE were starred and all I've got to MACOJ HOTEL they begin making out their Income tax report* can be divided Haani 7 A. M. aatU 1 A. M. say here is I did not dig it—but into two classes—men and women." Sund.,. II A.M. -.mil 1 A.M. 795 Mt. Varnon Ava. Mtstuh Charlie must have- MOST.?*-'*-(*$!??? AMERICAN and CHINESE RESTAURANT Kabj Baddaa aad Col'a. O. Margaret Tucker. Props. Visit Oar Naw Long Bar .ftr-t that's mine for yours— •se Family Dinners Seized At Al for tne week. r-BlR Pine rood • Beer - Wlae cshly Prepare Any Ortjer T> TaV The Musicians' Haven «'tt-n Opaa Dally I A. M. . 1 A. M. ATTENTION MUSIC LOVERS HOUSE OF SOLID COMFORT SPORTSMAN GRIll Opera Postponed Musical Entertainment Nightly DOWNBEAT Visit When Downtown Meet Production of Pergolesi'j Eddie Simon & His Blue Notes Always a surprise package In out beautiful Corner Cocktail IAKESHORE GRIll era, "The Music Master,' FRIDAYS ft SATURDAYS S P. M. TO 1:30 A. M. Lounge for yonr evening's enjoyment. CLUBROOM "Lula", Yonr Favorito the opera workshop of Ohio SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO PARTIES Barmaid. 4U W. Goodale St. State university School of .Mu­ JAM SESSION WEDNESDAYS ROBERT (BOB) CHRISMON! FOR RESERVATIONS CALL FA 0512 Fine Food 0 Liquor CA. 4-OCM sic has. been postpdhed until Manager m Fine Whisky, Beer A Wine 8:19 p.m., Saturday, April 2, at 366-368 N. 20TH ST. COLUMBUS, O. Beer • Wine 52 N. Garfield Are. Home Cooked rood Hughes hall auditorium, on tht HARRY'S GRILL FREE PARKING IN REAR 104 E. Lena. SL et Third CLABENCE HOLMES,' campus. The performance orig­ Columbua. O. Open_D«ilv 11 -.10 A. M. To 4 A. M. CApital 4-0652 Prop. inally had been scheduled for Friday, Feb, 25. SATURDAY. ______[ at, Hfri.ll PAGE StO THE OHIO SENTINEL' ______FEBRUARY _ IBM THE OHIO SENTINB. .fACa-a- Columbus Loop Silver Anniversary Season Greatest In 'SEEMS EVERY GREAT PLAY WILLIE MAKES IS A GAME WINNER' By LEO DVROCUER, about Mays and what he did. Willie Mays means almost aa Slates Benefit Manager N, York Giants Remember when Waller O*- much to me on tha bench and ln History Of Columbus Basketball League (The following ta the seeond Malley, president of the Dod­ the locker room as he does on et three articles on Willie gers, had Tex Rickard announce the field. The other guys lov* over the Ebbets field loud­ him snd his mixture of boyish (age Program By FRANK CROCKETT the league are undoubtedly still not hurt tha effectiveness Mays, written for Baseball speaker during a Dodger-Cardi­ M-C Wines and Harris Jewelers. of the team; The aama is true of Stars magazine by Leo Duro- "Everyone" who attends thc . Two-time defending champion nal game that Willie Mays had Lockboume Air Force Base put . Neither squad has a renown the Jewelers. cher, manager of the N. York Just hit a home run at the Polo Columbus League basketball on a sustained drive that gave star but each is equipped with a What coach wants the Job ot Giants, and Is printed here by Ing conversations game March t at Aquinas gym Grounds? I hear Jt disturbed words, "say, hey!" (hence the them a shot st the Columbus strong bench. Wines could uti­ choosing .between Dava Cald­ mission of toe editors af the Brooklyn players but It will have to dig in his pocket League title for an unprecedent­ lize any man on their squad nnd well, Ambrose Towers, Henry ie ball Stars. —EDITOR.) nickname), and mimic the way for 50 cents. Including players, Gilbert, Romie Watkins, Quincy E proved my point—that he even he talks in that high pitched officials, newspaper writers and ed third time. . captivates the Imagination of The airmen suffered lickings Dunn, Sammy Pointer, Walter It seems every great catch oi voice. They kid him a lot but he photographers. the opposition. knows how to kid back. by Harris Jewelers—first round throw or hit (Willie Mays) Willie has amazed everybody in the last two seasons, foui winners—and M-C Wines in tha Belmont Slates makes wins a game * I waa driving home from the players , have sustained disabl with hia all-around play, espec­ Polo Grounds one afternoon first go but came back stropg Or try to pick a starting five member the circus catch he ially with his hitting. ing injuries in league pla> to cepture the second round made on Vie Wertz ln the first when, ln a Harlem street, I which required hospitalizatior Cleveland Game; from this group—Bernie Gran­ game of tha world series? Nobody ever doubted that he nearly ran over a sport-shirted and treatment. ger, Perry Real!, Bill Coder, could field and throw but even figure dashing madly for t h e Eastsider Fred Andrews — Lockbourne wasr Bob Mclntyre, Oene Hannum, It came with the score as lata as last spring there were title contender - and two Cleveland runner manhole cover which marked playing with M-C Wines — was 5Share Lead John Shook, Tom Poliseno and plenty of people who were skep­ second base. hurt in ihe first game of the ning Ed Smith. thi bases, Cleveland don't t tical over hia ability to hit big Willie Msys, home run hitting outfielder of the N. York player losses. But the Sky- and we win the game in extra "What's the matter? Yen 1953-54 campaign. Dick Snofer The • other teams are built league pitching. In 1991, his first Giants, shows serviceman and USO volunteer how he catches nuts or something?" I barked and Bed Merle of Bedifer M* hawks came up with some cap- more or less around one or two innings. After the game, season in the majors, after play­ Hy balls from "enemy" bats. Mays, just out of tha army In replacements that carried Spring St. YMCA, Columbus, •portswriters ask me whether it as I braked my car to a stop top performers. ing only In 118 minor league time for his sensational first full season of major league ball in and was Immediately »*ir- them to tho round title and visit Cleveland this weekend for was sthe greatest catch I've games, Maya hit .274 wilh 20 made them favorites to cop the a game with St. Johns. The Co­ seen-Willie make. No, I tell _„.. 1054, helped make the pitch for contributions to the United Fund rounded by a desen kids. homers and 68* runs batted In drive which finances USO operations throughout country. "Why am I nats?" WUlie With the exception of Schaulat, League crown in Wednesday's lumbus quint defeated Capital I've seen Willie make 20 such In 121 games. He also fanned 00 (Feb. 23) playoffs. U. Collegians 40-48 in an exhi­ catches in tha -course of thi They made surs they didn't asked blandly. "It ain't dark none of tho hospital bills hav« times in 45-4 times at bat. earlier. Back In early June he yet" been paid. M-C Wines— always the brides- bition fray in their last start. son. They don't believe r In 1062 he hit .236 with f b'u l give him any pitches he could wss handcuffed by the Braves' — iaid but never a bride—linish- Col' Five teams, 2nd Baptist, they aak Mays. "I don't homer.-- .snd 23 runs batted In pull, so what did he do? He sim­ pitching, going 0 for 12 in one That's Willie. If it ain't dark, d in a tie for second place ln Union Grove, Caldwell Tem­ pare '*___.' he tells them, 'I Just with 17 strikeouts in 127 at-bats ply changed hia stance and bo- a man in hia right mind should 1 piom and an all- the first and second rounds. ple, Refuge and Bethany Bap­ eatch ' OU that record, some people hitting the ball where be playing ball. And If lt'a dark squad to raise money to pay the Wines started out strong by tist, are tied for the lead In I'll never forget tha day he predicted he would never be s hits In 10 tries, with three he- and there's street lights to see hospital bills—-some $200. Florida A-M unl- upending Harris Jewelers by a second round Church League rejoined tha Giants in Phoenix, big league hitter. men snd Ave RBIs la one by, he should bo playing ball a new Rattler in- decisive margin but encounter- play at Spring St. YMCA. greatest in lis history. It pro­ Arii., last March after two yean I won't say I knew It an the .'idijal. scoring record last snag when they were dump- duced one of thi spine chillers in the army. He'd been on • time but I never limited Wil­ Ia an early July series with He'd leave the Polo Grounds Lose Hearibreakers >y the Skyhawks. They won of all time when Lockbourne plane all night, flying inlrom lie's ultimate hitting produc­ Brooklyn at the Poto Grounds and go hunt up a kid gam* r next two but dropped the and Harris tangled In an over- Richmond, Va. We were in the tion. As a batter, I could see tbe Dodger pitchers held him GBEENSBORO. N. C. — The wn finale to Stroh's Beer- number of teams at the top A-T College Aggies dropped two since Refuge engages Union fray in the first round, tha middle of an infra-squad game from ths start that be bad to two stogie* In 10 at-bats in 20 games. Hia effort remov­ earn they • very likely will Jewelers coming out on top 82- wben ha arrived, got in uniform Superior coordination aad re­ without a Slngls RBL Ten hesrtbreakers in has k e t b a 11 rt in the district AAU this Grove (7:» p. nt.) snd Catd- games played here last week in ed old record held by Jupe well meets ted (8:40). SL 81. and said; "I'm ready, Leo, markable reflexes se that be days later at Ebbeta field, he the last minute of play, to N. Bostic who scored 516 points in Paul opens the bill agalnat ML Wines get hot one-night and could swing late aad bard and rapped out five for 11, with ball In Cuba? Lee Fralme's £5th year as a four homers snd nine runs Carolina college. fH-SO and Vir­ 32 games during 1950-51 sea­ Olivet at 7 p. tn. while Shiloh ran np an unbelievable scoring have the benefit of thst spilt Another thing was his -abil­ If he didn't play there, he'd * ginia Union university, 6S--62. son. Stanley raised his point player and coach in Columbus matches shots with Bethany record. Earlier tn the season second judgment of a pitch batted to as the Giants made probably be playing In the 1 total to s584 the following eve­ basketball turned out to be a In the 9:30 finale. they popped In 87 points to before tt Is on the plate. ity to catch ap with pitchers clean sweep of three gsmes streets for nothing. ning against Morehouse as he disastrous one. break a one year record. Be­ eled 900 ft. for a home run. I never doubted that he bad who had stopped bin cold from Brooklyn. 1 CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK collected 35 poinU to bring his Lee's Solly's Loans quintet In Saturday's fraternity set- fore the Ink got dry they ran At the end ef tbe Inning be power to hit the ball out of 21 gam-r-averagf- to 27.8.—A-M went through the second round toes, ssLampados defeated the np 109 points to push the rec­ went out to centcrfleld and any hall park. Bat even I was CAIRO Staff Photo By H. Jones. Jr. of the CL without breaking* In­ Scrollers 39-34 and Kappa Alpha ord almost ost of rearh. would yoa believe It? He made surprised by his hitting last to the win column, and won Psi upended Alpha Phi Alphi An Illustrious finish for tha one ef the greatest plays I year. Before ths start ef the only one out ef the lt game 27-22. This Saturday's exhibitioi best amateur basketball league ever saw, climbing up en the season, I said I'd be satisfied IMJOY A CA1VIIT "lO-BAir* Dairy Whip Reopens schedule. card pairs Spring St. Y-Leaders in Columbus.- wall fer a one-handed eatch If the Ud batted around W Foui a jigger of Calvert over Cottages Far Rental Despite neller than average against the Community Center and following it ap by throw- runs. With his fielding, I felt Dairy Whip Drive-In, 11W Mt, plsyer personnel, Sally's Ice cubes end add a rpUsh of Membership, Available big a perfect strike to first to that would make him a very .mon av., Columbus, will le- couldn't seem te get the right double np a runner' valusbto player. All be did SHOO* Dlniag Room Service Daily open for the 1955 season on Fri­ In addition to hla natural abil­ Write C/O Geo. Harris day of this week. Hours will be ta ity, the kid has rare color and RFD 3 rort Clinton, O. showmanship. He makes you 110. Shirti and Tit. look at him wherever he is. I One reason for Willin's power Fort Clinton 1111 remember Just one other ball­ vas an extra five pounds ol player who was like that— Pep- solid weight he put on during SPORTS GLEANINGS Ed Bailey per Martin of the old Gaahouse his hitch in the army. He Gang of St. Louis. However he pack's 180 pounds on his 9 ft- does it, Willie "sends" the Continued From Page 19 .e\ . thi rful J „ electrifying . quality of Willie's and shoulder muscles OWEN'S There was no doubt he Chicago .Cardinals. i-sence. Even in the American' Kague, they talk about Willie lore mature player in 1054 but Innis la a freshman and has Mays. Why, I've heard that the the best thing was the made the Saints' varsity. Al­ adapted himself to diffi Haberdashery though St. Francis is a small uations. During the tint half of school, because of its location, the campaign, he was challeng­ H plays some of the nation's top ing Babe Ruth's 60 homer rec- Eastside Headquarters For 1 ord of 1827. He was well ahead of Ruth's pace In July. Then the Van Heusen Men's Furnishings WE HAVE ALWAYS thought refreshes pitchers began pitching away or Harrison Dillard as one of AND the greatest traek stars of all time, but .liter reading Jack without filling SWANK JEWELRY St. louts Club Host 1059 Mt. Vernon Ave. Columbus, 0. FE. 4033 which Cleveland Mayor Asa- To Golf Association ST. LOUIS.—(Global). — The Bank Greenberg have been Paramount Golf club of St. receiving from the U. S. state Louis, one of the nation's most Dept., praising Dillard fer thc prominent golf cluba, was host Job he did for them on hla re­ dred McDanlels, Jeanette Csn- cent goodwill tour of 8. and trell and Vemeda Thomas. Central America, wa are led sMlsses Jones, Lyman, Mnel- to believe that Dillard would make as great a diplomat as soclatlon. There are 14 clubs comprising the association, all from the central states. reprint any of the Clowser col­ The group's annual golf tour­ The quartet named last week umn, hut we can aay that he ney will be held in Swope's pk., are aB students at Tennessee ran excerpts from Bolivia, Kansas City, Mo., July 18-21 SUte •nlverthy. Haiti, Argentina, Cuba and Pan­ "EssAe with the Heart of America Golf ama, and all of them were laud­ club as In--st. HERE ARE TWO MORE atory. NAMES TO ADD to your list of stars—Alfred (Sonny) Dennis of fthdonwhli Propagation Project Mlddlebury college In Vermont asnd Al Innis of St. Francis coll­ 'Musicum'Af 0SU Is Eyed Optimistically ege. The Ohio State unlveriity BffCHNUT • SHLaBT Dennis Is a three sport man. School of Music will present • MUSCATEL "Collegium Musicum" prograi... the Ohio Wildlife Council holds In which three Bach works will • PORT real promise for sportsmen's 100% enough as a junior last be performed ai originally writ­ CtMI' clubs wishing • TOUT to m*k* ihe Collier's All-East ten, at 8:15 p.m., Monday, Feb. PURE • BUTTE PORT team in basketball. In track ha 20, ln Hughes hall auditorium. lays RAY FELIX CALIFORNIA runs tha 100, 220 and 440. Ha on the campus. The program New York Knickc r bock or s WINE haa been clocked in 9J seconds ried out on the Woodbury wild­ *t*_\7^mmmar£fi* will Include two harpsichord PEPSI .STILL C1VES . "There's plenty of temlon In life area in Coshocton county. In Uie 100: In football ha waa concertos and "Th« Peasant pro basketball, but I keep re- good enough to be drafted hy YOU MOt-El The plan showed real possibili- Cantata.'* * taxed with Beech-Nut Gum. It's Ues for a club activity and pre­ *****«ondyou1l switch W^ Jj» |« 2 FULL GLASSH my favorite. !f you feel femlon liminary plans have been drawn ouiri*^ B, EXCELLO WINE CO. bt your work or hi iporti, try up to meet Division of Wildlife (WITHOUT ICE) CULVERT DESERVE BIENDED WHISKEY-86.« PROOF-65*-. CRAM NEUTRAL SPIRITS. CALVERT DISTILLERS CO.. II. VC •7« _. Ill AVE. WA. IN EVERY BOTTLE shewing Beech-Nut Gum!" SATOrfDAY, FEBRUARY M, 19S«_ PACE 31 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 195*.'''

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HELP WAN1ED-MEN AND WOMEN LEGAL NOTICE Transient — Permanent Rooms .at, tl*, SOOM P..-,. Jus St. Paul IsOdfe No. 3-tnd A LEGAL NATHAN (NATE) GREEN, Proprietor 38TH PARALLEL Nona sad exchange your books sad t«t wowisat waswi«a ™sat brnv.t wrwina •*»»•-aoB«t rtft off*. muu^2«?_&!___?_&•__*#U no- Il will bt itBt a_ ytm tU mti-i am* Uh Monday—A. J. Price Taylor, whose last Leroy Eugene Smith, whose Prsttg xp Store hrr_ty looklae halt "~T (->• «*• v* ,t tot j da,., _*_ j ™ M« kno-m address Is Lexington, last address Is unknown, will 96 LEXINGTON AVE. m.t.sines . . . st 95S.i Ml. u>t -.MT quick «ar. WRIT* ron _Tn£Sb&S*•*__*** m H_v*s9 Vernon Are. ... at tha sign S*Jh __i-X_r\.k!~'^_tetl$ Ky., will Uke notice tbat on Jan. Uke notice that on Jan. 5, 1955, _ , Columbua, O. XT MOW TO mmvtx MMMJ *«*_*__ Sstftm*. Stanfield, Ch mu­ 11, WW. OUIe Mae Taylor filed ol aa Owl, aad atop this war about books. st. James Lodge No. M—Ut her petition In the Common arm. mn. AatSJsmS," Tuesday A -4th Wednesday Pleaa Court of Franklin Coaaty, Court of Franklin County, Ohio, Nathaniel Rradley. W. M. ENROLL NOW! Ohio, Division of Domestic Re­ MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES 0OU) MOU Hall nODUCTI, lac Division of Domestic Relations B. D. Pettway, Sec. lation* la Cause No, 78772, pray­ In Cause No. 7S7-.0, praying for Room Size taat. O, baaUn II, H. Y. Rose of Sharon Chapter No. I ing; for a divorce from htm on a divorce from him oa the iM>....OaWaBattai1t*n(|i|Wj O.E.S.—2nd Tuesday A 4th the grounds of groes negleet ot grounds of gross neglect of duty. LINOLEUM RUGS Thursday—Ola Penson, TV. M. PROFESSIONAL SALESMANSHIP COURSE duty. Bill Says... Genevieve Anderson, Sec. Said cause will be for hearing Said canse will be for heating on or after March 11, 1955. $2.95 YOU, TOO, CAN HAVE LOVELY HAIR Alpha Chapter No. t, O.K.s. on or after March 12. 1955. Now Is the time te do that Snd Wednesday A 4tb TUITION FREE remodeling ... or repair job HOME CENTER, INC W. S. 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Shern, REGISTER NOW WITH pentrj and designing. Call W. M.—Charles Ranks, Sec. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES for estimates. OK W.R.C. PRODUCTS CO. Triumph Temple No. 1 Jerry I Walter j Dean ' i Frank USED CABS 2nd Thursday Woodward Hill Yarboroufth Watiker 803 Mt. Vemon Aw, Apt A, Columbus 3, O, EV. 5586 FE, 3511 I FA. 3911 j FA. 9116 I FE. 1614 EDWARD P. f Iff WILLIAM BELL - GENERAL CONTRACTOR PAUL DAVIS ROGERS' Bicycle Tires and Supplies 741 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. — Columbus, O. CHEVROLET Training Course Sponsored By Sharpening of Lawnmowera, SERVICE STATION Scissors and Knives CApital 1-1989 I. C. C-—R. J. Ross. G. C. Columbus Insurance Manager's Council AU Kinds of Keys Made Lone SUr Lodge No. tt—2nd Bicycles tor Rent BEASLEY-GROVE ft 4th Friday—L. R. Owens, W. M.—Lloyd Frasler, Sec. THE COLUMBUS HOME LAUNDRY Onr Business Is House Keystone Chapter No. t AND DRY CLEANERS Wreekini R.A.M.—3rd Friday LEGAL NOTICES PUTS THE AXE TO HIGH PRICES A.J. Milner, H. P. Excel..01 3-*r».t. Al Cleaners snd Laundertrs of Quality amj Distinction FOR SALE *5I PLYMOUTH 11. L. Shern. Sec. inexperienced. Salary ptii* Ollic Clover, Jr.. whose last a A Oc. Stop Cl.snln- S.tiic. Good Top SOU - Whalesala '53 CHEVROLET commission. .Call FE. 3511 St. Katherine No. 1 Ctusaders* known address l» 501 W. Good­ M00..EYtJtUi.lHY All Work Dons At Our.Plsnt and Ratal! Csmbrtdge 4-Dr. New paint 210. R&H. Ask for J. Woodward or V $1195 4th Tuesday—E. L. Brock, III. ale St., Columbus, Ohio, will l»03 Mt. V.rsoi I E. LONG ST. Claabaa, O. * FE. 541B Loaded and Delivered I'r, — UUm-hr Purnell, See. Uke notire that on January IS, nt '47 CHEVROLET 2-Dr. 'SO HUDSON 1955, Luellle Glover filed her pe­ 2300 Mock Road Convertible. R3.H. tit ion In the Common Pleas $143 Hathway ft Farguson $395 SALES TRAINEES WANTED Court of Franklin County, Ohio, TIP-TOP CLEANERS CAPITAL DETECTIVE ELMER PARKER '53 PLYMOUTH Ambitious men . Division of Domestli „ Mi. Vain *>.-. Cal'.. O AGENCY BOOKING 492 Armstrong St. age .30-55. cat . good A FURNACE WOItK 4-Dr. R&H. in Cause No, 78808 praying for a Pick Up son Delherr BROOKS' AUTO CA. 4-879(5 paychecks wh divorce from him on the grounds "*» E. LONG ST. 373 Mt. Vna.a An. S1095 APIS. FOR RENT ELECTRIC SERVICE Columbus, OUa '53 STUDEBAKER to sell. Invest eight houra of extreme cruelty. .. r*.- s.r.i.. — ts. nil TA. MN Columbus, Ohio Hepalrluf Generator,, Commsnder V-S Hardtop. '49 FORD each dav with UH and we COLUMBUS, O. . Talspboao FE 3414 Automatic transmission. will do the rest. Make Said cause wiU be for bearing Rcrulslo.s, 8tartsra 2-Dr. Custom. R&H. on or after Mareb 19, 1955. 11398 $298 tiling your career! KRESKE PLUMBING CO. afiS at. Wsshtaftaa Ava. To Bu j or Sail Property One and two rooms, nil. accept Cslambua, u. Box F. Ft Jr., Atty.

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