Hogue Signs With Knickerbockers NEW YORK-Havlng signed a local Man Invents Car Curi:enf4oeL^-Aufomaffc Starter contract with the New York Kntc- ; 15TH * HIGH ST. kerbockers of the National Bas- kctbali Assn., Paul Hogue, num- • ; •. ooLw-j-i. OHIO —-—Story On -Np * 1 draft choice and, winner, of se veral post season honors, has thus ended the suspense on that issue. PRINTED IN Hogue, captain of. the Univer COLUMBUS THE OHIO sity of Cincinnati's National Col i Office Att THE PEOPLE'S legiate champions this past sea son, was also chosen 1982 player CA. 1-4586 of the year by the Helms Founda 430 E. Lonq St CHAMPION tion. Columbus, Ohio In addition, he received the SENTINEmW , , , , 1 , L l , most valuable player citation in ^^**m\\m\mmmm ^aa"*»aS'»B«Baaaa*Ss*S? *3a*aHaVOf ^*am\mmm\* *Ma^B*sVa« VaHsaaV H* ^aWaaS >3>*M9>-» Ha'SS^BsW S^a*aaa*>aa**a>*.^a^BSSal the NCAA championship and ln • the 1981 Holiday Festival tourna ment at Madison Square Garden. VOL. 13, No. 52 THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1962 20 OBITS COLUMBUS, OHIO A 240-pound. 8 foot-0 inch center, Hogue ts Invaluable on defense but was the third leading scorer and rebounder in Cincinnati's his tory, with a record of 1.391 points and some 1,088 rebounds. Fatal Gun Duel 'Wagner May Hit 40.' LOS ANGELES—Leon Wagner of the Los Angeles "Ang els", who had batted in his 11th home run ot the current season At Copa Cafe on May 28, could hit 40 or more ARRIVfNQ FROM AFRICA i» this throe-member track team THE HAMPTON INSTITUTE due of Billy NeUsoa aad Deng home runs this year. If he would from Dakar, Senegal, shown at New York's International Airport. At left ia printer, Abdou Beye, ltMO Olympics hronse medal winner. Smith rioched the CIAA doable* UUe recently at the OtAA Tennis learn to swing at strikes, his man Slory On Page 2 Championship te lead Use Pirates te their seeead straight team With him are coaches Mbaye Mallck, center, end Ibrahim Mdiaye. ager, Bill Rlgney says. WOUNDED SHOTS FATAL title. Nellaoa, left, and Smith, right, squeezed by North Carolina At invitation ot Amateur Athletic Union, the trio will observe U.S. CeUece'e *foe Williams aad Eli Slagletoa, 7-5» S-C to win the doubles "If he hits only at good pitches coaching techniques; attend and participate la track meets ea the West Coast. Seye, "Senegal's fastest maa." will compete in his crown. The win la the CIAA Championship* galas the Hampton as he has been doing, he still will pair the coveted recegaittoa as the conference'* ae. 1 doubles specialty, the 100-meter daah. Tour ol the StHkegalese team Is being probably turn out to bo one of the iii team. sponsored hy AMcaavAmericaa Institute, aad was arranged through American League's outstanding U.S. Ambassador to Senegal Philip M. Kaiser aad Mrs. Etta Motea players," Rlgney continues. Baeaett, AAl board member. ¥*** ****** fl^^f8 sHere — Slory On Page 3 J8 ^**r m m m THE OHIO THURSDAY, MAY 31* 1962 Salary, Election Feud Erupts At Hod-Carriers Meeting -— -Story On Page 2 SPORTS GLEANINGS coming generations. the meet with 22 points. fifth place in the American Lea By BILL BELL • Sport* Editor 9 NOW after nine years, Mar- 9 BON HUGHES led his New gue batting race: Al is hitting .83* Ion thinks that he has proven that ton Falls Bracevllle High team to and leads the league in triples, Negroes are capable ot driving their first state title in the Class with five. 9 WHEN Marion Ben Iverson of 855 Lyman av. won the Roosevelt buses on the streets of Columbus, A Division and the most valuable Junior High School's Washington Award for outstanding scholarship, so he hopes to go back to his first trackman award In his division. # BILLY H'HJJAMS. Chicago incy Hosts athletic ability and citizenship, he was simply carrying on a family love, teaching, If he has not waited Hughes won the 100 yard dash, Cub sophomore outfielder has tradition of giving his best. too long , the 220 yard dash and the 180 climbed to the top of the National m League batting order with a ,850 Marion's grades were the second highest ln a group of 300 boys We hope that he has not. yard low hurdle^ to become the average. Vada Pinson of the Reds eligible for the award. He has earned letters in track and basketball. If young Marlon can use the fifth triple winner in the 55 year and Willie Davis of the Dodgers He is also a Christian young man, being a dilgent worker ln his church, wonderful gifts which God has en history of the meet. He scored 18 are tied for third at .338 with ON the Mt. Vernon Av. AME church. dowed him with, to contribute as of his team's 24 points. lando Cepeda hot on their heels His achelvements are the re much to his race as his father i 9 TOMMY' TIB8S, the former with a .835. His teammate, Felix Ohio Elks sults of hard work and determln- much pressure on the Columbus has, he will be a success. local boy who started his boxing Alou, ls .381. The Phillies* Tony ation. If bis study schedule Is; Transit Co. to hire Negro bus 9 NEXT WEEK, we hope to career In the old Godman Guild, Gonzales has fallen to .815 and heavy, he will arise at 4:30 In drivers that they finally capitu have a story on another septa still holds the lightweight boxing Curt Flood of the Cards, who at the morning so that he may com lated. The firm raised their stan tad. Larry Graves, winner of the championship of New England, al FRED GRANT JR. plete his work. dards for drivers so "high that It one Ume led the league, is .314. Haupt Award at West High, for though he is no longer a conten (State PreaideBt. Elks) was difficult to find a Negro with .- 9 WE HMD that Marion Ben being tops in athletics and schol der for the lightweight world the necessary qualifications who Two rookies. Ted Savage of was following a family tradition arship. crown. Tlbbs will fight Kenny the Phillies, and Mack Jones of Of giving his best, because we would accept so melUal a post. Lane, one of the ranking light Just when it appeared that the 9 COLUMBUS North was the the Braves are In the charmed know the sacrifice that his father weights, on June 11 in Boston, hitters circle. Savage is .310 and made to servo his race. Transit company would win by only local team to score in the where he makes his home. default, Marion Iverson made an Jones .SOT. The older Marion may be em state high school track and field application. He had top character 9 TWO veteran ballplayers, barrassed at what we are about championship in the Ohio stadium 9 MANNY JIMENEZ Stills Slory On Page 2 references. He was a Christian Willie Mays of the San Francisco to write but we think that it ls Saturday. The big surprise of the leads the American League with gentleman and education-wise he Giants,': and Al Smith of the Chi time the public knew the story. meet was Dayton Roosevelt, the a lofty .870. Manny is with Kan was tops with a Masters degree favorite team, who finished in a cago White Sox, went on a batting '•CANDY** ADKINS, a Cotembus satire, is wewtag sight Utter. * We said the eider Marion be from Ohio State University. Here three-way tie for fourth with rampage last week. The results sas City. Floyd Robinson of the as featured vocalist with the Earl Booker hand at Pepper *Leaage cause he named his son Marion *»_ „ »*... • ,. ' . i was a man that they had to ac- Cleveland East Tech. another per are that Willie has wrested the White Sox. .88; Earl 8 Hey of the in Chicago. ennial contender, and Trotwood home run lead from hts team Minnesota TTwins, .321, Vlc Po* tBeo nb e socalle thad t Juniorhe woul. d not have cept... ' So Marion gave up his dream Madison. mate, Orlando Cepeda. with 18 wers of the Twins, .305. They along homers. Cepeda has. 14 round Women In Politics 9 NINE YEARS ago. the of being a teacher and became The Dave Albrltton .coached with Al Smith compose the big NAACP, the Urban League, the j thinclads Of Dayton Dunbar won trippers. another one of the-unsung Negro Big Bertha in the junior circuit Mayor's Office, organized labor j heroes who sacrifice their dreams j second place with a score of 21 Smith hit safely fn 15 consecu (Feature Article On Page 4) •aid The Ohio Sentinel put so J to make this a better place for i points. Cleveland Colinwood won tive games to pull himself up to hitting over .300. LAURA O. POWELL (Dt. Elks 8tate President) THURSDAY. JUNE 7, 1961 THI OHIO SENTINR THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1962 PAGE 3 PACE ,2 THI OHIO SENTINEI •*»*i™»»i»i«aa»»a«*aM»»«»«*»3|»»*»«*»a**wa*»*» Auto Current Lock, Automatic Car Columbus Gets New Woolco Dept Store Elk State Assn. Meets In Cincy Starter Invented By Ex-Columbusite contest at 11 p.m., will be held at ...... hat might cause his battery tot aNCINNATl _ Caravans of | parade and drill review on Sun THE SCHEDULE of events fol bros. business session; 1 p.m. • < • Kemper Lane Hotel, Kemper Lane jjjgaj run down. Elks - HBPOEW) and their lead day. lows: joint session ot bros. and dts.; ^! and McMillan. Walden says he designed the W O O L %, 2:30 p.m, •> veterans program; ers will descend on Cincinnati this FRED GRANT Jit., Is state Thursday, 9 a.m. - Delegates re- • - automatic starter, realizing the weekend, Thursday to Sunday, president ot Elks and Laura G. gisteration at Walnut Hills YMCA, 3:30 p.m. - civil liberties program. SUNDAY will start OUI with the dire need of it on all emergen June 7-10, when the Ohio State Powell, daughter state president. 2StO Melrose av., where all of the Friday night at 7 p.m., the state ON SATURDAY, morning and cy vehicles, such as doctor's' cars Association of the Elks holds its Among those expected to take an morning and afternoon sessions oratorical contest will take place afternoon sessions are also ret for fire dept. equipment, police cars, > 41st annual session, with Pride active part are: Atty. Carl A. on Thursday will be held. 10 a.m. at Brown Chapel, corner of Alms worship at any church of the de yj Earn |H school buses, heavy road machin ot Cincinnati Lodge 1081 and Jen Hunt, state fin. sec'y; Dr. R. F. State degrees - Dls. opening ses and Myrtles avs., followed at 8:30 legates choice. At 12 noon, tbe ery machinery which sets oul all nie D. Porter Temple 727. at the Pulley.sta te treasurer; Prof. Wil sion; 10:30 a.m. - bras, opening p.m. by the state musical pro winter and a thousand other ve- i Elks Home, 827 Lincoln av,. Cin liam ti. Young, state recorder; Ohio State Assn. parade will as session. At 2:30 p.m.. there will gram at the same location. hides which depend on possible cinnati. i Carrie B. Thomas, state dts. fin. semble at Rockdale and Reading be a workshop for exalted rulers Walnut Hills YMCA. They Include: f-'^ " ' battery failure. sec'y; flouts* Lewis, state dts. rds. The parade will start from Among the most-tnlkcd-about and at 3:30 p.m., a .workshop for 10 a.m. - state degrees and dts. - Am Walden says he only had one events on schedule are the regis tre*s*i j; Arthur Jones, exalted the South Avondale school at 1 financial sec'ysJ-The « p.m. "Open business sessions; 10:30 a.m. - " rW other patent In his life. That was tration and opening sessions and ruier pf-the host lodge, Pride-ot p.m. and at 4 p.m., the drill re House" will,be held at the Elks bros. business session; 12 noon- a selecting valve. He says he wa* workshops on Thursday, the Joint Cincinnati; and Dt. Ruler Alieo Home Thursday. Antler Guard Appreciation under view and awards will, take placa " paid 1500 t*t it r.nd lattr fnt.nd session ot brother and daughter Sherman of the host, Jennie D. ON FRIDAY, morning and af surveillance of Gen Puryear, at Assuption Church School piny- out he had lost his patent interest Elks and the state Oratorical Con Porter Temple. . i ternoon sessions will also be held Brig. Gen.; and 3 p.m. - election ground, between Oak and Willi l|| In it by so doing. test and musical program on Fri Active on the housing commit at Walnut Hills YMCA. They are: of officers and Installation. At 10 am H. Tall rd. At 6 p.m. Sunday, ajatHHaBr' -' *j The advantage of the locking day; tbe Elks Annual Ball and tee are George Alexander, chmn.: mechanism Is" that with the aid j 10 a.m. « state degrees and dts. p.m. the state annual ball, which a farewell session" for delegates state talent and beauty contests .'Dorothy Chenault, co-chmn.; and .1 i^r.-. • of a hood lock, it is almost com- j business session, also the ong and will feature the beauty and talent will be held at the Elks Home. and election on Saturday and he | Chester Exton, gen. ennui. prayer meeting; 10:30 a.m. • JOHN WALDEN pletely fool-prof In foiling would- be car thieves. It also prevents A f nrmur Columbus spray Children from tampering with the List ColumbuS painter, John Walden, 77, now liv ignition, radio, lights, or other Fatal Gun Duel At Copa Finance, Election Feud At ing at 50 Eaton St.. Delaware O., parts of the current system. has Invented and received pat Elks Oratory WOOLCO DEPARTMENT STORE la Great yor: Letter F. Davis, general manager ef We-> A patron, who allegedly Insisted ing In Municipal court. ents on two gagdets which may Both the locking mechanism Southern Shopp Ing Center, was formerly •Ice Division; Robert C. Klrkwood, president on dancing in a lounge after the Monday. He was freed on 1500 possibly become standard equip and the automatic starter require Trails Winners •ppened with a ribbon cutting ceremony Wed of the pareat Woolwrth Co.. Raymond II. Fl*» bartender told him to stop and bend at that Ume. - Hod Carriers Meeting ment on automobiles of the future. no current to be In operation. The nesday morning. In which Mayor Ralstoa West- leave the premises, is dead today president Richard Bell left at th* locking mechanism operates oft urde, general manager of the Columbus a lor* Winner* la the Elka (BBPO A hot and heavy nominating They are a current locking mec lake of Columbus and aeveral Woolco execu aa a result of his mistake-. • a grund, and the automatic start- nnd Don Caste, shopping center developer.—. EW) Oratorical Contest, •pen- meeting of Hod Carriers Local same time...... hanism and a companion auto- tives took parL From left is his honor, the Ma FATALLY wounded was John er a Pierce and Son Photo. sored by Franklin Lodge 203 4?3 has left members nnd the In matic starter, which "warms your °" *™4-™»* spring-type Henry Braxton, 20. of 343 N. I«h c,ock mec nIs A new nationwide retailing chain Klrkwood said "the potential for and Capital City Temple 231 ternational union office pondering car up for you while you are get- j h* ™- He pointed out that the opening MX. was bom today with the opening -nvard L. Woods, ting out of bed in the morning j Mr. Walden Is married to Mrs. future expansion of discount de of Woolco department stores' waa ' Another man who was struck at St. Paul AME Church Sun $1,000 Missing of the F. W. Woolworth Com partment stores is most promis "one ot the three most important of 405 E. Noble St., will succec or at any pre-set time. Mildred Walden and the couple "by a wild shot was identified as day, June 3 were: First, Jnne A warrant charging Vellne Bar pany's first Woolco department ing." He compared their spectacu decisions the Woolworth company Herbert Nathaniel Snead, 37, at the present president, Bynum THE LOCKING mechanism ! have 8i* ch"dren- »" now *rown- Frances Alston, East high ton, 78 Wager st., former business store. lar growth in recent years tb that has ever made." The first was Hayes, after June 30, without any completely turns off all cun.enl ! Two o, thetdaughtcrs are nurses. 47 N. Champion av. He was taken egent for Hod Carriers Local 423 ; of the supermarket and said "the when the company raised It* school; second, Kenneth Ben- < - ~ ..i~ J A third will graduate from the WOOLWORTH president Robert to SL Anthony Hospital, suffering or»r«>~it'^n on l*»e ballot on that --""ment of $1000 worth in a car anytime it is stopped, i . . , . * . , . , discount store today is at the prices celling to 20 cents—in 193% ture Fewlkea, East -high C. Klrkwood, during a ribbon-cut- liom a gunshot wound ln the left union election day. , of union funds has been filed by _ I University of Cincinnati this year. same point of development that —and the second was when 1| school; and Lands , Brawn This keeps the car owner from Qne of ^ Wa|dpn Mm ,, a ma(n. lng ceremony with Columbus Ma side. He was released following Bynum Hayes, president of the any worry that he has left his ematician at North American Av> the supermarket was in th* late abandoned all price limits in 1935, treatment. Franklin Junior high school. It also has both wondering yor W. Ralston Westlake, predict local. lights, radio or anything else on j iation Co. 1930*s." MAYOR Westlake presented a According to reports. Braxton ..State finals will be held Fri whether incumbent Hayes still has ed a very favorable future for dis Klrkwood also noted that dis count store retailing and said his golden key to the c.ty lo Kirk*> was dancing on the foor of the day at 7 p.m. at Brown Cha the right to run in opposition to Hayes wore out the warm"* count stores have become so ac Copa Lounge at 1030 Mt. Vernon j Monday and later said that Bar company's objective Is "to make wood. The new Woolco store is a pel, corner el Alms aad Myr- aspirant Woods even ceptable to the public It is esti av., when the bartender, Llnzy ton was removed from office last Woolco as predominant in the low modern lOO.uOO-square fool one* • ~ - #-—-nnsiti at tbe Elks and about SO other members are CRC Airs Realtors' mated that volume by the end of story' building located in Col urn* Ernest Randolph asked him to September after his accounts margin, mass merchandising the year Is likely to exceed 27 reported to I bus' Great Southern Shopping stop and leave the premises. dlst Obi* State Asso. convea- showed a shortage of $000.50. field as Wool worth's Is In the billion, nearly a 50 per cent In the meeting before Woods was Hayes said the books were a wil variety store field." Center, Woolco is the only de* The dancing man allegedly pul LIEUT. SANFORD LEE, 2* crease over 1961. partment store in the 41 stor* veteran on tan Celambvs peliee nominated. ed after some members began Housing Bias Here led a weapon and fired a shot complaining that they were being complex. The center has parking force died of a heart attack suf IN the first place, the accounts A half-dozen members of a U.S. AT THE hearing, several of the . AMONG those from the Newark at the bartender which missed. HAYES states that the meeting billed anew for dues that hadal- He also pointed out that there facilities for more than 3.000 cars. fered on hi sb«*«"l at Taylor* a v., ot miracles aroused a feeling of Air Force unit which processes are no Negro members of the witnesses spoke of realtor* having Air Force location testifying were: Randolph allegedly pulled a J became too unruly to maintain ready been paid. The men had re- Lester F-. Davis, general man* and Long it., Wednesday sight. surprise and disbelief, since they and coordinates parts for missies, Columbus Real Estate board and told them that no realtor was per Meredith War a. electronic techni weapon and. returned the fire, -"•~s payments, ac ager of the Woolco division, said He was rushed to SL Anthony contradicted everything that sober order when a question of whether rockets and nuclear warfare and that attempts to get one found no mitied to sell the first house to cian, Willie Blackman, and Ed striking Braxton in the throat, cording to Bynum. the siore is u „»...-.«.. ..ce mass* Hospital and given first aid observation had taught, and be to raise the president's salary which was transferred a short whites willing to sponsor a Negro a Negro in a so-called "white'' ward Jot dan, an engineer, single, chest and pelvis. H« was pan display type incoriwrating the lat* treatment, but tilled ta retpon
Bjaaaajafl THI OHIO SENTINEI THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1962 THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 196*2 THB OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 9 PAGe 8 Mrs. CL Fitch Fetes Hostesses Of Bride-Elect URBANA CALLING CINCINNATI—Smiles and hap ment of the approaching marriage Bernice Clinten, Gwendolyn Jus plness have been tn evidence for By Marion Couts • 315 E. Lawn Ave. 9 Phone: 3-3892 of Miss Grace M. Llstach to Mr. tice, Eunice McCaleb, Jeannie several weeks since the announce- Donald A. Gayle. Her sister, Mrs Preyar, Elizabeth Jarman, Helen Cara Llstach Ft ten, entertained Whitley, Yvonne Montgomery, Bowser and Kathyrn oougias, 9 URBANA—Miss Roberta Ann The following guests were pre the hostesses with a cocktail party Adeline Smith, Phyllis Gaston and were also present. Chicken salad Stevens,. .daughter ot Hiawatha sent: Mesdames Vivian Roberts, Saturday evening at her home on Vloleta Duncan; Misses Marcia and pineapple upslde-dowa cake and the late Ned Stevens, and Mr. Addle Allen, Susan Fisher, Gla Dunkirk av. Medford, Mary Fain and Undine were served. Gall LaMar Evans, son of Mr. dys Baker, Laura Lancaster, Cor- From the moment each guest Sabers. and Mrs. John D. Evans, were rinne Church, Marion Couts, Eli Wednesday, Rev. and Mrs. Elvy entered the beautifully appointed Cunningham of Columbus were rooms until the moment of depar Friends of ihe bride-to-be, who united in marriage Thursday, May zabeth Isley and Miss Rhoda were also present, are: Mrs. St, in her home 326H E. Market Brown. her dinner guests. Thursday, she ture, hospitality and happiness re> entertained tho Sewing Circle. Pre Lauretta Albright, who will de at. Rev. Wesley S. Matthews per Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Chavers, valled. Several varieties of cock sent were Mesdames Sophia Buck corate the bridal table, and Mrs. formed the ceremony, which was Mrs. Sophia Buckney and Mrs. tails were served . . . delicious ney, Addie Allen, Elva Macklin, Louise Williams, who will be In witnessed by the Immediate fami Catherine Ann Portis were Mem and colorful. Canapes of various Flora Scott, Lulu Rlchey, Beulah charge of refreshments. ly. The bride wore a street length orial Day visitors of Mrs. Laura hues and varieties were the choice Miller, Bessie Freeman and Car dress of green organdy with white Harris in Columbus. of the evening. Mrs. Marie Carter, one of the rie Singleton. accessories and- carried a white Mrs. Elizabeth Pace, Chicago, Miss Llstach was radiant in a bridesmaids, was prenent. The Fourteen members of Strawther Bible topped with an orchid. Maid spent Sunday through Thursday in pale blue pcau de sole dress. Birds j other bridesmaids live out of the Robinson Post and Auxiliary No. of honor was Miss Jean Rae Wal Urbana. Mr. and Mrs, John Cor- of Paradise were used as the main I city so a special affair for brides 203 attended pre-Mcmorial Day ker. Best man was the groom's ley and her brother, Claude Hol decoration, with a beautiful table j maids will be given prior to the services at Jerusalem Baptist brother, John. The new Mrs. land, all of Indianapolis, motored centerpiece of glittering bells wedding, which has been set for church Sunday, May 27. The Evans is a laboratory technician here for Memorial Day. The ladies made by Mrs. Fitch. June 23. Young People's Choir furnished and Mr. Evans is a student at are sisters. AFTER games and refresh the music. Northeaster college. A songfest was held in St. Paul ments Miss Llstach thanked all ot PIANO RECITAL Mrs. Bessie Strawther was June 3. Choirs from Clifton, Bel- her hostesses and the director of Gertrude Canty's piano pupils The pastor's 16th anniversary showered with birthday cards lefontaine, St. Paul and Cedarvllle, the wedding, Mrs. Virginia Cof-1 will be presented In recital at tha was held June 3 in Jerusalem Wednesday. May 23. "Mother the Harmoneers, Mrs. J. Peter fey. Mrs. Gloria Tucker passed YWCA. 65 S. 4th St.. on Sunday, Baptist church. A packed house Strawther," as she is called by enjoyed the guest choirs from ML son, Rev. R. Walker and Dewey out booklets containing the de June 24 at 7:30 p.m. almost everyone, is In her 90's. tailed duties of the hostesses and Zion, Springfield, with Rudy Pear Redman participated. Henry Ba The Youth Choir of the Union ker was master of ceremonies. 9 THE ACE League sponsored souvenir cocktail glasses . . . son accompanying. Speaker was Grove Baptist Church, under the the pastor of Mt. Zion. Others ap Sunday, June 10, the Children's a banquet honoring the '62 grad with "sayings" on them and the pearing on the program were Day program will be held at 3 uates and Juniors ot Urbana High names of the drinks served. direction of Mrs. Fern Harris will Revs. Nathan Beavers, Sam Fur p.m. The Missionary convention school. The seniors received gifts. The hostesses are: Mesdames •ing. row, Albert Honore. Ralph Sime- will be held at Mt. Vernon Av. The basketball team and their ster, J. B. Holloway. J. S. Schnle- AME, Columbus, June 13-14>15. coach, Roger Brauer, were guesU der, Wesley Matthews. Carl Isler, during the program. The under 9 STEWARDESS Board met In Judge Carl Paulic, Mayor Wil the undercroft June 3. Attending croft was decorated in maroon SCOTT LANCSTON MOORE, 5Z Latta av, celebrated bis fifth birthday with liam Holland. Mrs. George Artis, ing Dade Moore. Kent Hill. Seated: Van rasa, Toiliver, Scott, Kevia Hill, Keith were Mesdames Alice Hill, Lulu and white, the school colors, with a aurprise party. The aaa of Mrs. Aaalesfoore and the tare Edward JL Moore Jr., Hill, Kathleen Hill, Juan Eaves, Kathy Hill. Among those at party who were not Mrs. Mabel Waugh. Rev. and a basketball trophy as centerpiece R0LLERLAND Rlchey, Gladys Baker. Pauline he Is pictured with tome of the guests who helped celebrate the occasion. Stand Mrs. A. J. Ruffin, Rev. William present when photo waa taken were Janice Jeffries and Anthony Hale. The hon Walker, Jean Gordon, Marie for one table. The other tables ing, left te right: lita Stevens, Carlton Stevens. Kelly Eaves, Kassandra Marab, Crawford, master of ceremonies. bote candles with beautiful Bo holding Gale Moore, Elmer Stevens, holding Linda Stevens, Carolya Eaves, hold ored guest received many lovely gifts.—Pierce and Son Photo* Boyd, Addie Atten, Marion Couts 818 E. MOUND ST. COLUMBUS and Rev. Wesley Matthews. wers. The Young People's choir 9 VINA Armstrong Missionary of Bellefontalne provided most of Mrs. Gladys Robinson Guy and of History, Political Science and Society met in the home of Mrs. the music. Also on the program Leslie Price returned to Chicago Geography at Central State col-1 Margaret Redmond, Friday, June were Celeste Dunn, Jennifer Ho yCm • OWNERSHIP Wedding Announced lege. 1, with Mrs. Lulu Rlchey hostess. after a week's visit with her bro Receives Fraternity Award ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and well, Roger Roberts, Johnny Hill, WILBERFORCE. _ City Com j uated . from Ben Franklin :High 2j John Browne, a senior at Oh!-*' basis of contribuUons to his fm- Mrs. Harry Hill. A party was Mr. Brauer and Rev. Matthews. missioner and Mrs. James T. schoolin 1967, and from Central University, was awarded the title ternity, university and commun given In her honor Friday night, Guest speaker was Gilbert Ware, HE If • MANAGEMENT Henry Sr.. of Xenia. announced at ' State college in 1961. He is a of "The Most Outstanding Under ity. Jupe 1, in the Hill home. whose topic was "Challenge to member of Kappa Alpha Psi fra Youth." The graduates were given a family dinner Sunday, June 3. graduate in the Midwest" at the At the convention Browne con Miss Adeletraud Hill was honor ternity and a First Degree Knight the engagement of their daughter, Alpha Phi Alpha Midwestern Re ducted the undergraduate session GORDON'S ed with a birthday party recent Bibles at morning services at of Columbus. Katherine, to Lt. James May Jr. gional Convention, held at Central and gave the principal undergnn!- ly by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Church of God on Hill at.. Sun Monday Wednesday *t Philadelphia. The Army lieutentant is on as State College, April 19-21. uate address. He was also named Delmar Hill. day moring. 8 p. m. - 11 p.m. 8 p. m. -11 p. m. signment at Ft. Carson, New, and to the Alpha Phi Alpha Midwes Thirty-five guests attended the Miss Henry attended St. Brigid will enter the teaching field when Browne was past president of Skate to Skate To Elementary and High school in tern Hall of Fame. GIN beautiful wedding of Miss Gerai Rock And Roll Recordings the Phi Chapter at Ohio and is Rock And Roll he returns to civilian life. dine Bruce and Mr. Orlando Mc Xenia, and was graduated from the present national undergrad Luther Nix, a junior at Ohio Recordings j Miss Henry was selected "Miss Coy June 3 In the afternoon. The Xenia High school in May. i960. Cover Girl" at Central State col uate vice president of the Mid was nominated to succeed Browne $037 She is a junior Social Welfare west district. Upon his graduation in 1963. He is the 1963 president ceremony, held on Miss Bruce's )5« lege In her freshman year. PINT lawn, was performed hy Rev. J. major at Central State college. The wedding has been tcntatlve*- in 1963 he hopes to be appointed of the Phi Chapter at Ohio. 2 J5« Lt. May is the son of Mrs. El National Undergraduate Field Browne Is the son of Mr. and W. I.add. The bride was lovely tn Friday ly set for December, In St. Bri a white ballerina length nylon len May and the late James May Secretary of Alpha Phi Alpha. Mrs. William A. Browne of 23:',.*> CO0E No. 308C Owl Skating gid church, Xenia. gown with lace elbow length jac Sr., of Philadelphia. He was grad- He was awarded the title on the Johnstown rd. Friday Mr. Henry Sr., Is a professor JAMES (CHANEY) Alexand- $ 3.81 4/5 QT ket. She wore white accessories 12a. m.-3a.m. der of Dirmont aad Gilbert av., CODE No. 30M and carried a white Bible topped 8p m. - 11 p.m. with Evans ton was recently elected with white carnaUons with stream Skate to Rock And Roll Recordings secretary of the Hamilton Coun ers. Miss Marilyn McDonald, Ur Mr. Keller at C ty Democratic Executive Com Notes To The Editor bana, and James Dickerson, Co Console Organ J5 mittee. Mr. Alexander, who la lumbus, were attendants. Forty- a real estate broker and former Several Ohio Sentinel adver would any sensible persons F" five attended the reception which candidate for the State Legisla- tisers, of long standing, after view with an cAit-of-town paper again*-* followed In Jerusalem Baptist 75< tnre has beea active la Demo- ing a new publication in Columbus, our local paper which has served church. Guests were prent from Saturday Night .cmtlc party politics for more and being Informed that others are us so well?" Columbus. Mechanicsburg and due In the future, directed letters 8 p. m. - 11 p. m. than 15 years. This marks the ERNIE STEWART, proprietor, Springfield. The n-wlyweds will Saturday Matinee first instance that a Negro haa to the editor expressing their sen reside In Columbus 2 p.m.- 4:30 p. m. Skate to Organ Music timents. Ernie's Auto Service, 432 N. by Mr. Keller been elected to etfice la the body WHUAM E. (LANE I ASKINS Rock And Roll Recordings that controls the party. Excerpts follow*. Champion av.: *'I said to a caller 9 MISS Rhoda Brown was hos C on the telephone when informed tess three times last week ln her has joined tbe William C. Cul c BENME BROGSDALE, pro pepper Realty Co., 1049 E. tang that The Sentinel was going out home in Tangiewood. Tuesday, ?5 Baha "ts' Malkin prietor, Brogsdale Barber Shop, May 23, Altar Guild met with St., as a licensed tvalrsmnn, it 50 of business: 1 will stay with them At Grand Theater 621 E. Long st. "I do not feel that members Mesdames Nancy and was announced this wrek. Mr. Sunday any clear thinking businessman until that time.* " Elizabeth Stokes, Jessie Bennett, A*kins will handle sale*. »p- Seymour Malkln of Kokomn, would dirscontinue the very fine Anna J. Whetsel. Ruth Hill, Cor- prah.aU, property maaagamrnt, Sunday 8 p. m. - 11 p.m. Ind., -will speak at a public meet service given by our local paper, •IM.IVS SEISMAN, proprietor, rlnne Church, Gladys Baker, Mae loans and Insurance. He cun he 2 p. m. - 4:30 p. m. Skate to ing to be held In Room 410 of the The Ohio Sentinel." Mr. Brogsdale | Long and Grant, 349 E. Long M.: Belle Moore, Leanna Hughes and contacted at the office, CI. Skate to Organ and Mr. Keller at th« Grand Theater Building on Sun Is Sunday school superintendent for 30 years: "I wlB continue my 3-&V08, or at his residence, llu. AN INDICATION of the strongly growing Democratic orgaafacav day, June 10, at 3 p.m. Miss Marjorie Hill In attendance. Dance Records Console Organ at Pilgrim BapUst church. business with The Sentinel as lonjr S-3710. tlon ef Hamilton County are these newly Installed preciact execu Mr. Malkln gave up a promising Two guests, Mesdames Viola tives ef Ward Three; faat becoming the largest Negro ward la ALMA DEWS, proprietress, Sml- as St Is in existence. The service career ln radio to devote his time th'sConfectlonery, 1470 Granville Cincinnati. Shewn with newly elected Ward Chmn. James Alexan to being a Baha'l traveling speak given by the paper has fei*e*» **r*r 50" J5< der are (seated): Micheal Carrol, Cleaoa Thompkin*. Amanda sL, "I will continue to be connect er throughout the United States, effective. Why change from the Grttfle, Odessa Washington. Emma Amos, Tattle MeCrayer, Fran ed with The SentineL I really ap Mexico and South America In an preciate the service given me by local paper?" DAVIS' BARBERSHOP ces Abrama. SUradiag: Ernest Reed. Mathis* Gothtie, Metvia effort to promulgate the Ideas for Lmmh, James Alexaader, Earl Ward, Roger "Stewart, Itlay Webb, The Sentinel." Mrs. Dews ls a 2193 E. Fifth Ave. (Next Doer To Shepard Market' world peace set forth by BahaV member of Union Grove Baptist Several other b-istocssefl ex COMPLETE BARBER SERVICE TUESDAY & THURSDAY Nathaniel Gordon aad Edward MoQrayer. Keg shown ls Yet A. Bah, church. pressed the same opinion as our tons mrnt shirts oistiuta rtw cut , Mondnv thru Friday » A.M. 'til 7 P.M. afehasora. Hosts fcr the meetlag were Mr. aad Mrs. MeCrayer of Saturday • A.M. 'til S P.M. Your Special and Private Porttet-o» announced His subject will be "The One MARTHA COPPER, of Copper's general manager, "Silence Is gold WttW.M'.'a'OrtHTW^ ssmtaherry sL, Evaariaa. ness of Mankind.'* Richard Davis, Prop. _ 19 Years Experleore .Tourist, 239 N. nth st, "Why en." THURSDAY, JUNE 7, io6j PAGE 10 THI OHIO SENTINEI THUJtSDAY, JUNE 7, 1962 THE OHIO SENTINF-L PAGE 11 Jones, Justice Fashion Review THE SOCIAL SCENE Sunday At Lincoln Health Studio •y SADIE CARMICHAEl osiera feaTiji":
THE ARTS AND NEEDLE Embroidery club dus, Lucretia Stanhope, Leola Anderson, Anna hold a "day 'DOs Tea" at the home of Mra. Louise Harris, Alma Ilarrlt,, Winnie Hamilton, Oladya Jacksoo, 214 N. 21st tt., recently, with Martha Jones, Fannie Eddings and Maymie Mrs. Dora Burrell as hostess. Pictured are . i I • I members of the group in period nttire. From Moore. Not pictured: Ethel Tilford, Ida Shep BOBEBTA JONES KATHERINE JUSTICE left, seated: Mesdames Laura Hale, Dora Bur ard, Leana Turner and Siule Williams Plerca Roberta Jones and Katio Justice Fry, Daisy Manigoc, Beverly Cox. rell and Gladys Jackson. Standin-ri Ada Broa nnd Son Photo. will present their annual fashion Paula Crawley, Shelly Ferguson THE rorTXAK « XRBOl -t.l. rtob held to- left: Mesdaarieaj Jereece Sanlth, historian; Eve re.':. •:•:.:-:. :•::. :r v, :., ••-•• ••:; *• .*-,,,, • review at the Lincoln Health Stu and Master Malcolm Petty-way. Event shows promise of being an-1 MI- and crafts, simple sewing, aUlUtwo rt cftirera at the home ef Mr*. Kaj lyn Ware, parlisrnenUrtaji*. Deletes Thompaoa, dio, 722 E. Long St. on Sunday, ADVANCE tickets can be pur other success for the group. . .. creative dramatics, dancing, sport Rita Mejiraaaan. ll« Byroa, Siturtiav. Pictortn treawarer; Roth L. H hit taker (staadtog in for June 10, from 4:30 to 6:30 p. m. chased at tho Lincoln Health Stu Social Scene 9 SL'MMEK fun for the junior ' games, cooking for fun, newspaper < are the neat otfiem a* they were sworn la by Dori* Coles, secretary); Ton! Toler, vke prrai- The theme this year will be: dio. Phone CA. 1-9038. mmm\ mh*>SEim>m Miss from eight to eleven years Is reporting, swimming, club meet Att't niDUm H. BrtxA*. extreme -right. From deat; Mary A. Brooks, presideaL "Array of Fashions." Scene 1 will Door prizes will be a first-fi%'e- slated at Fourth St. YWCA with j ings and snacks . . . Entire cost Lately Esther S. Carter. 11, Mrs. Coles. . . the club plan* Ug be: "Fashions for Travel." Scene weeks membership at the Lincoln Continued from Poge 10. a five week program, Tuesday. of the fun is $ 10, payable at re daughter of Atty ar.d Mr*- Russell things for the fall season. 2 will be: "Fun In the Sun." Scene Health Studio: second prize will be Ph^iss~Wflght, chairman of the Wednesday , Thursday, June 25 • gistration, or in installments. Call L. Carter of Dayton, *-~dl $a.;l June The Links meeting and *<* ml S will be: "On The Town." featur a "little miss" garment designed event . . .Cupldettes are all set for through July 29 from 12:30 to 5 p. I the YWCA. CA. t-«12t Scholar 13. for Pans. Franc* st comple hour(s) at the residence of Presi ing cocktail and evening wear. by Roberta Jones; and third prize their big benefit for the girl track m. There will be qualified Instruc- ships are available . . . enroll with tion of ber freshman y**\r at Ober- dent Harriet Tyler, last Week, FUBS will be supplied by Betty- will be %Nhat designed by Katie stars at Valley Dale, June 10 . . . ton for classes which will Include your friends, full or part lime. iin Cosege.. She will study this was a most successful affair with Harris and Olivia Kelghtly, Jewel Justice, plus 10 additional prizes. summer at the Sorbornne. Miss a large turnout to enjoy luncheon ry by Kay Rita McBroom. and Mrs. Jones and Mrs, Justice are Carter is scheduled to return late on the patio and delightful music makeup by Fuller Cosetlcs. members ot the National Associa CCPtDCnES PRES. Mrs. itoae Lyneh. left, is pteivred arith In September to Oberlin to conti . . . Merry Makers Black ami Director ot models and feature tion of Fashion and Accesory De SENTINEL RECOMMENDED BEAUTY S\L0NS Mrs. Marian Wflliarna, chairman of comrattte* rail tin*; mppart of nue .i*r studies In Russian and White formal at Valley Dale was model will be Rose Merry Holmes. signers. girl athlete* of Ohio Track Hub. aa the) looked over the t'upatV-ttr*,' France. In atditun to her trip to a beautiful thing to see . . .Music Models aro Tina Jones, Joyce Smi program for a fefarfit dance at VaJley Dale lo Farts tius summer, she is slated by Al Waslhn had ninny pttiple th, Sharon Blrden, Dorothy Clark, NOTHING* but such general FASHIONETTA BEAUTY BAR STYLETTE BEAUTY SALON raise fund* (or the girl*' trip to Olympic try oat* hi Lo* Attgele* to id return to Europe ia 1992 tor fur dancing who usually sit and look Alice Mullins, Eva Scott, Brenda evilas as threaten the whole com SSS E. LONG ST. CA. 8-4610 1281 ML Vernon CL. 8-1383 July. Messnstule, tbe t>rU continue to win iaaret* in variotn Complete Beauty Service ther study. Quite and exciting life on . . . members sat tog«'ihcr ami Ferguson, Elsie Ward, Jo Ann munity can disturb the tranquil Complete beauty service meet*.—Pierce and Son Photo. sleep of the philosopher, or tear Oprs.: Gertrude McElroy, Katherine Gunnell, Specializing in Hair Cutting for ihx$ yct-r.j* Miss. Atty Carter champagne flowed freely in many Eileen Pettigre*v, Herbert Sellers, Lucille Raglaad, him from his bed ROUSSEAU and Styling •as*, a r*-c*at ear.d5dat«? for Con- quarters . . . Lamda Zeta sorority Lucille Brady, Dora Good, Evelyn McBroom, Grace McCoy, Mary Francis Smith and Lucy at, from On the Origin of Inequality. gre»«Tsr>-At-Large for the state of which recently scored a smash hit Daniel Boone Locilie Collins, Elenora Prince Griffith. Oprs. Otao. A lerrner judge in Dayton, with their President's Ball. rue THE healthy man has no love Booths For Bent Evenings by appointment he ser-. ed as State Budget Direc coming back with another hit of of the physician—PLATO from Ida Mae Griffin and Dorothy entertainment for Ootumbusitej in Cleaners tor, a p*s« be resigned to enter Lysis. -Bryant, Owners the form of an annual Cotton Ball Complete Dry Cleaning PREMIER BEAUTY 5A10H is Hie the political contest in April He Service Is a native of Columbus and we are ESTHER CARTER at Arlington Arms Motel. 1333 Indies' • Men's 174a Greenway Are. CL. 2-5371 TILLEEN'S sure to hear more fine things a- Dublin rd. Friday. June > r.' 10 Operator Wanted Bill's wife. Mary, president; Tin! Alteration* - Repair Hair Styling - Manicure . Hair Coloring - Hair-Cutting Ucauie Shoppe bout him and hi? lovely family in p.m. A gay time Is planned r..r M. and M. BEAUTY Hair Straight Pennanenta • Processing . Facials Toler, vice-president; Doris Coles, guests throughout the cntin- r-»cit 1-Hour Service AH Phases of Beauty Culture the very near future. Free Plck-Up A Delivery Cosldenia Harris, Mgr.-Prop. secrrtary; Dolores Thompson, tre ing with music by Don Tale . . . SALON M7 ML Vemon Ave. CL. 2-94H 9 Seems as though the attor asurer, Evalyn Ware, parliamen 521 St. Cloir Ava. CL. 8-2825 171 S. Champion Ave. Operators: Lois Patrick* Sarah Boyd BUTTEBMUI Barbara Parker is president and CL. 2-3343 Mel,on (ilveras, heee Wright, Joe Patrick, Mgr. neys are in the news this week. tarian and Joreece Smith, histori- Mrs. H. IL Dungy, Prop. Artsulla Logan, Mgr. Atty and Mrs. Lawrence Curtis of an. Ruth Whittaker filled In for j Continued on Pog* 11 Mary Stiasoa with the 1M8 Demorest rd.. all smiles at IMA'S BEAUTY SHOP Open Monday thru Saturday becoming grandparents again. Corujlele Beauty Senrlee-- Hslr Sta-tine snd Scalp Treatment Their son-in-law and daughter. Dr. Prop. Ima Johnson, VOGUE BEAUTY SALiM ,z__£.jffiy and Mrs. Samuel O. Mitchell of SWAN GIVES YOU Oprs. Virginia Cole, Geneva Miles, Peggy Jacksoa Washington. D.C.. reported s visit SSS St. Clair Are. CL. S-SCSS Open Daily 9 A. M. to a P. at. 7M E. Fifth Are. %/fa's from the stork with a healthy nine Ml THE STORAGE BOXES AIL t-*U5C BR. 9ilt5 pound son. Mother and Infant were Joyce Jackson. BEAUTY HEIGHT HOUSk of GLAMOVH Donna Wilson, Operators reported doing nicely. . . . Atty YOU HriD-imY $3.95 * flavor! ••7 ML Vernon Are. SS5 Mt. Vernon A v. CL. 8-5211 Ida Speight. Prop. William Brooks installed members okintona CL. 3-ltlt CL, S-M75 Complete Beaaty Service Experienced Operator Wanted MrlBvtlcr of the popular Carrousel dub at | Swan brlii* free yenr valuable Complete Beauty Service Nothing's better on a warm Hair Styling—Halt Cutting r!«
| to set another new record—about •with needs. Legislation Intended Shrlners Celebrate' Gala Day j 2 percent above last -year.- * -~ to help do this is being considered U. S. DepL of Agriculture's by Congress now. To Improve *de» COVINGTON. Ky._lt was a YOUR FOOD-U: j figures show that, during the last mand. alertness to present dny time of celebration and happiness j decade, capita consumption of consumer demands for dairy in the Desert of Kentucky as DOUARran fluid milk, cream, butter and e-»-a- foods, and tailoring products to members of Ateklum Temple No. porated milk has declined steadily, appeal to these demands appear 96 hosted fellow Shriners to their remained about the same for lee essential. At the same time, real Gala Day Celebration at the lodge cream and frozen desserts, and facts based on exhaustive research By ESTELLE B. FBANaUl hall, 1010 Russell st. Increased on cheese and non-fat must be presented for consumer Gala Day is nn annual obser (Markatang Information tor dry milk. This apparently reflects consideration. vance of the first Shrine Charter Consumers Agricultural such factors as long term changes CHEESE and Ice cream replace issued to Negro Masons. Many Extension Semca Ia In diets, a greater variety of food milk in your dally diet. Nutrition dignitaries throughout the state Franklin County) products available and concern specialists In the U.S. Department gathered for the important oc about weight control. of Agriculture's Agricultural Re. casion. Newly elected Potentate 9 THIS WEEK LOOK FOR: Fruits - Strawberries, bananas, fresh A factor of major Importance Is search Service say you can ' Chester Cowan handled the two pineapples, lemons, frozen orange Juice. the availability of competing sub substitute a 1-inch cube of Ched parades, creation and barberue Vegetables - Greenhouse tomatoes, new potatoes, cabbage, green stitute products. The replacement dar cheese for 2/3 cup milk; 1/3 with his usual efficiency. onions, asparagus. " of butter with margarine Is the cup cottage cheese for 1/3 cup Protein Foods - Milk, dairy products, eggs, beef "specials," pork Temples from Louisville. Ky., most Important example. Veget milk: 1/2 cup Ice cream for 1/t roasts, hams. and Cincinnati were amonR the able fat frozen desserts, and more cup milk. large participants. Final services THE DAIKV PICTURE recently vegetable oil substitutes were held at the 9th st. Baptist The nation's dairy Industry Ls*,concerned. Including consumers for cream are others. church. once again directing, special at These are Inter-related and in OOMMANDRKSS of the Temple, Marie Pettua. is shown. with WHAT is the solution? Many tention to their many wares. The clude: SKINNY? the Deputy of the Court, Elizabeth Collina. of Louisville. Highlights of the gala occasion say lower production ls one way array of products ls wide • as • An over supply of milk and If aklBBjr. iWn aad aada*. were snapped In the accompany to bring milk production in line •ralihi becauia ©r pcor usual for June - with a few new dairy products relative to demand • pptiue or poor «ail«a ing photos at left. Mails, tali* WATE-ON. ones on the horizon, too. Ameri for them at present prices, ruit oo pound* ana* met*** of firm tolid fl*th or novr cans are taking advantage of the 9 A declining per capita de back. WATE-ON t* *tip*r. neb la *>*i*bt building Twigs Sponsor Openinq situation by spending nearly a mand for some dairy products. calpriaa pin* ruamfj**, tab*. The Twigs of Children's hospi sixth ot their food money for MASON'S araJa aad anerty alaesrau. 9 Increased competition from Hotpltal teiied. Fa*l «e
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•a*aa*333*aa*aa***w^ • ! » 9nm*mwamMamamwmg^ ' —mm 11 i iTrnrnwirttsm Craham Film Piano Recital Second Baptist Esther Chapter, OES Schedules Celebrating lis 20th anniversary, Gospel Circuit WEEKLY MEDITATION Shiloh Church Notes By Rattle B. Redmond At Christian ••::-x/ ;.. « the Vincent Walters Music Acade <&^3>Wa9mmmmmmmm\mm%m^ Bible school and church services June 24 Concert At Second BapL tssmvsfm , i iiirem i a im m, i&mammStmmamamsmSgaaamitm^^ Burks auditorium June IS. Mrs. my will present the thrid In its The Evangelistic Unit will con were well attended last Sunday. By KATHERINE E. HAYNES Esther Chapter No. 2, Order of This will be the first of annually have to be met and mastered in Free Drive-in Beulah Reld, club pres. series of piano recitals on Thurs duct regular worship services at A sermon, "Thy Will Be Done," 9 THE WOMEN'S Chorus will day, June 7, at 7:30 p.m. at Mt. was delivered by the pastor, Rev. Eastern Star, P.H.A., will present sponsored programs to award that little spot where God has The Free Christian Drive-In the Dally Vacation Summer Biblo Home Echo Nursing Home, 218 present Mrs. Rose Brown and her Olivet Baptist Church, 428 E. Main Charles F, Jenkins. Among musi a Musical Concert at Second Bap such scholarships to local student. placed us. Many ot us complain: atre, located Just south of 1900 school will be held June 11-29. All Hamilton av., Sunday, June 10, SL cal selections were "Anthem" by tist Church, Sunday June 24, at 4 "If only I were in another place West Mound St., will show the full Models. Friday, June 8, in Burks children of the community are beginning at 2 p.m, Bro. Arden NAMES of applicants and desir the Women's Chorus, under direc p.m. for the benefit of its Scholar I'd be a different person. How length feature film In full color of auditorium of the church at 8 asked to register. The agenda of Pupils participating will be: Dennis will deliver the message. ed information should be directed tion of A. Keiton I.awrcnce and ship Fund. happy and good ana useful I'd be Billy Graham In "The Heart Is p. m. Mrs. Estelle Hunter, chmn., the sessions: Bible stories and Ruth Ann Yarborough, Donna Yar Rev. Cleophus Kee will be in to Mrs. C. H. Jacobs, CL. 3-3*8«, "Ho. Everyone That Thlrseth" somewhere else." A Rebel" starring Ethel Waters, and Mrs. Cora l*ee Randolph, studies, dramatizations, hand- borough, Judith Mattlson, Patricia charge. Musical numbers and reading chairman of the scholarship Com pres. by the Senior Choir, atrected by will be rended by talented persons Carlyle gave the answer. "Here Sunday, June 10. craft and worship. BIrs. Mary V. Ballantlne, Maria Jordan, Sherrie Sis. Thema Kee and Rev. Stron- mittee. Deadline for the recipes for the Webh and Mrs. Jessie D. Mills man led devotional exercises at Miss Ellouise Callaway. of this community. Scholarships In this poor, miserable, hampered A double feature will be shown Thomas, Lorry Randolph, Gary Mrs. M. L. Cash is Worthy Mat on Saturday. June 9, "Dead Men ! E. B. Delaney Anniversary Cook are directors. Page, Wendell Hughes, nnd Tho Mary Jo's Nursing Home last Sun At 4 p.m., the Gospel Chorus of are awarded to worthy students to Actual wherein thou even now Book will be Sunday. June 10. Mt. Vernon AME church was the assist them In heir chosen field on ron; Linwood Grady Is Worthy On Furlough" and Winsome WiU The anniversary ot the "Gospel mas Jacobs. Guest artist. Mrs. day afternoon. Sis. Eula Hope was standest, here or nowhere Is thy "The Story the Bible Tells." guest soloist. Sis. Thelma Kee re guest of the Home Dept. of Isa he college level. Patron. ness." Show time Is 8:15 p.m. In Song" programs will be held Regis Gogglns (Sandra Gatllff). I Ideal. Work it out therefrom, and written by Doris Anne Younger, cited a poem, "Money Isn't Every bell Rldgeway Home, 71 Winner KEV. SIMPSON Jimmy Rea. director ot the hi Shiloh Sunday, June 17. Mrs. I working, believe, live, lie free." Drive-in, stated that starting June will bo presented by the children thing." Rev. Kee spoke on the av. Mr*. Viola Oglelre* is super 9 "ITT THY shoes olt thy Lydla O. Burks Is program ar- visor of the Home z>ept. ot Second j When this be done, then happiness 1. Uie theatre will be open both of the Elementary Division of the OBG Charily Club Party subject: "He Is My Friend." Sis. Clair Methodist "Rainbow Tea" Sunday feet for the place whertNin thou Sunday Church school Sunday, ranger. The scene of the Garden Party Susie Barnes of the Refuge Bap Baptist. The Woman's Society of Chris Mrs. Hattie Covington, program •tandest Is holy ground. I am the and contentment come to us In Saturday and Sunday night and ns June 10, at 3 p. m. In Burks au 9 DATES to remember: at the home of Mr. A Mrs. Albert tist church offered remarks. tian Service of Clair Methodist chmn. and Rev. R. H. Streaty, Cod of thy father." (BxoOMS ways that we knew not. In the past a Urge Sallman paint 9 PRATER service is held ditorium. Mrs, Virginia Ryder, June 18-21, National Baptist SS Copeland. Jr. 1885 Bryden rd. last Rev. Cleophus Kee will be guest Church is sponsoring a "Rainbow pastor. 2:54.) ing of Christ will be given to the Thursday at 7:50, p.m. 9 YES, Ihe ground whereon group having the largest number gen. chmn., Mary V. Webb, di and BTU Congress, Denver, Colo. Sunday was a lovely affair nnd speaker at Jordan Baptist church, Usher board meeting will be Tea" from 4 to 9 p.m. on Sunday, 9 SOMEONE has said. "The we stand is sacred because It Is present nnd each child, 15 years rector. July 8. annual garden party, B. well attended, being the second 748 Rose av., Sunday at 3:15 p.m. held Friday, June 10, In the lower auditorium anniversary of the Womens Auxili of the church, 295 E. Barthman Fh most valuable real estate In the there we may find God. Not only or under, will receive a free bottle 9 THE annual Pink Tea of the J. Thomas Missionary group. He will be accompanied by the world is the ground on which we of pop. Los Amlgos club will be held in ary of the OBG Charity Club. j Myers Choir. Rev. S. L, Austin av. Lee'sHuman" Hair at church or at home, but In far 9 MR. .AND .MRS. Frank •land!" It is elso the most sa Hours were from 3 till 6 p.m. Miss j is pastor. The church was former There will be twenty hostesses Black, Off Blark, Brown. away places, at lonely outposts, Cleveland Jr. are the proud par Bethany Baptist cred, for that U where we meet Ruth Reld Hunt, program chmn., ly at 99 N. Monroe. at individual tables, who will be Dark Brown, Light Brawn. ents of a baby girl. Mr. Cleve beautifully decorated In rainbow Genuine Imported Human life, and where we may discover in the office, barracks, hospital, Bethany Presbyterian "Mission Day" Sunday presented a lovely program with By.Esther E. Smothers land is a concert artist and Mrs. outstanding talent ln the city. Mrs. colors and accented with spring Hair. Don't be fooled by the presence ot God. Our daily you may make that discovery "Missions Day" will be celebrat The family Is currently in transit "Losing and Finding God" was Cleveland Is a public school tea- Hattie Taylor, pres., Mrs. Albert Hosack Baotist flowers. the word "Human-Like." problems, difficulties and duties which will give you joy and ed Sunday 10, at Bethany Presby to the Instltue of Llnguisics ao the theme used by Rev. A. Wilson Get the real thing at Lee's cher and director ot the children's Copeland, Jr. gen. chmn. A very interesting program has strength, and then you shall say: terian Church. 206^ N. Garfield av. Grand Fork. N. D. The family will Bible Vacation School will start Wood last Sunday at the 11 A. M. —Your official Import Out choir. worship. Baptizing and Holy Com- been planned for the afternoon. < "Surely the Lord Is In this place," at the 10:45 a.m. service. The Rev. leave for Ethiopia upon arrival of Monday, June 11 through 22. let. Call CL. 3-1816. Mail John B. Quick, former pastor and their visas. 9 SICK nnd shut-ins me: The pastor, Rev. EL H. Teague, muslon was administered at 7:30 orders filled promptly. OUR PRAYER George Wright, 741 Mt. Vernon wlih some members will serve at p.m. BILL'S missionary to Ethiopia, will be the John and Marlon have three e OUR FATHER, make me speaker. His topic will be "The a v.; William Roebuck, 1544 Isa Rutland, O., with Rev. Samuel J. • Friday, June 8", at 7:30 p.m. Friendship Bapt. WVABLE | page Boy children: Gilbert, 16, Eloise, 11. Mission of the Church for Today." bel! av.; Mrs. Willa Mae Smith, Jackson on June 10. pastor Wood and congregation will SPECIAL alive to Thy presence at all and Jeanine, 7. UPHOLSTERY Mr. Quick pastorcd the Bethany 785 Grove st.; Mrs. Elizabeth 9 JUNE 10 also marks our fellowship with the New Salem By ARMA J. BROWN ! P The Smith-Simmons Scholar 892 E.Long St. at 17th Presbyterian Church from March Brown. 185 N. 20th St.; Mr. WIN Youth Day. Rev. Jeremiah Wal Baptist church where Rev. Frank times. Wherever I am, grant that ship Club, of Friendship Baptist JUNE SPECIAL 1953 - until June 1961 during which j Ham Roebuck, 15*54 Isabell av.; ker will deliver the message In Cleveland is pastor. Music will I Pilgrim Baptist Church, Is honoring all graduates Reduction on All Furniture I may say in confidence, "God Is time the membership Increased Mrs. Theresa M. Williams. 729 absence ofjiastor Teague. be rendered by all choirs. I of Friendship Including element Upholstered in tho Finest , here.,, In Jesus name. Amen. — and a new church was buitt. In observance of Women's Day, Helton av.; and Mrs. Gloria Webb, Friday. Jurie-8, at 7:80 p.m., Ihe 9 DAILY Vacation Bible School ary, junior high and senior high of Materials Ho served twice as president of Friday, June 8. a program honor 849 E. Second av. newly organized "Golden-Hearts w ill run for a two week period REY. L, SIMPSON. Sludenis! graduates, with a Church Wide the NAACP, as vice moderator of ing Mrs. Clyde Thomas will be club will present a Hat-Coiffure I beglning Monday. June 18 from 9 •rt-BSCRiUE to The Sentinel: 9 MR. AND MRS. Carl Brown, I-awn Party on the lawn of the (l. 3-4335 the Presbytery of Columbus and held at Pilgrim. show, featuring hat and hair styles i to 11 A. M. Deacon Mosell Ward, i One year. 18.50: six months. 22.50. on East Rich st. were hosts to church, Saturday, June 18, from chairman of its Urban Church Rent your formal wear by 30 models at Hamilton Party i supervisor. Children from 4 to 14 On Sunday, June 10. th» Youth the following persons at a Holiday 44:30 p.m. This also includes the Committee, and on boards and at The Formal Shop House. Dacia Scott, pres., and years of age are Invited to attend, j $|99 Adult Choir will stage their Ma Cook Out on their lawn: Mrs. parents of the graduates. Floyd offices of the Council of Churches, Gloria Morris, chmn. jor Day program. Many choirs Taylor, chmn. Ministerial Fellowship, and many Mary A. Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. Latest Styles Let us not forget our sick and Senior high school and college •UP Services ln Columbus Churches from the city will be on the pro Carl Bozeman and family, Mr. Latest Plaids, Batiks and shut-ins. graduates are being honored at a j The Young Adult Chlor Is ren other civic and religious organiza gram. The Rev. Roe will preach STYLE tions. and Mrs. Earnest Hicks and Pastols 9 PRAYER meeting Is being I dinner given by Rev. and Mrs. j dering a musical program In Spr at ll a.m. services, family, Mr. and Mrs Arthello Latest Accessories i Wood at the parsonage. 1389 Sum- j Caldwell Temple AME Zion A native of Anderson. S. C, he held at mid-day from 12 to 1 p.m. ingfield. 0., Sunday, June 10, at SHOP Worship and fellowship with purpose at Caldwell Temple AME Muse and family, Mrs. Samella Low Economical Cost mlt St., Sunday June 10, at 2 p.m. 3 p.m. Gloria Hutchinson, pres.; Zion, 925 Bryden Rd. J. Dallas Jenkins, minirter. Church school, graduated from Boys High School Sunday, June 17, the Youth of 1009-1011 MT VERNON AVE. Bozeman, Mrs. Naomi McGee, i 9:80 a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Christian Endeaver, «:30 and Brooklyn College after moving Pilgrim will be celebrating Youth and Rev. R. T. Cleaves, pastor. Open Frl. ft SaL Nights p. m. Evening worship, 8 p. m. Midweek Praise. Wednesday. 8 and Katherine E. Haynes. DANIEL BOONE Bethany church school Child to Brooklyn. N.Y. He received his Day all day. Choirs from other TOOTHACHE ren's Day program will be held p. m. The Capital City's Temple of Methodism. * ministerial training at Union Semi churches and soma of the well- Invitations are being issued for Oaa't »uff*r nttdituly. Cat tttttiy r*> the Stay At Home Tea sponsored CLEANERS liaf from thrombins pain ol loothicha at 3:30 p.m. The youth will be in Gay Street Baptist nary in New York, and accepted known singing groups ot the city with last Ktmt ortA-HL fat* charge of all services next Sunday by the missionary groups of the 521 St. Clair Av*. Boat la itcondt. Cuarantsao* For The Spiritual Refreshing Pause, Come To THE GAY ST. BAP his first charge, the Grace Pres will be heard during the 11 a. m. er monay back. All gSj atom. beginning with the church school. church. Ethel Brown, chmn. CL. 812825 H1EBT PRCKER5 TIST CHURCH, 496 E. Gay St., Cor. of Gay St. and Washington byterian Church of Seattle, Wash services, at 2 p.m., and at 7 p.m. 9:15 a.m. Music by the Cserub Ave., U. G. Campbell. Minister. Sunday Church School—9:15 a. m. ington in 1947. Tlit Rev. Marshall Gabriel of Joe Patrick, Mgr. Regular Worship—-10:25 a. m. Communion services each first Sun and Youth choirs. day. Special services upon announcement. Since June, 1981 the whole Lynch, Ky., will be the Sunday family has been undergoing Inten morning speaker on June 17 and COLUMBUS 0UTIET Mt. Olivet Baptist sive training tor the mission field. also at 3 p.m. The song test will First at Meadvllle, Pa. area lin Vlsil next Sunday at Mt. Olivet Baptist. 428 E. Main St. "No highlight the 7 p.m. program with guistics was Introduced. Then at FUNERAL DIRECTORY 317 5. FIFTH ST. - HALF BLOCK SOUTH OF MAIN Creed But Christ." H. Beecher Hicks, minister. The Church At the Pilgrim Youth singing groups WE ARE CLOSED Study. 9 a. m. The Church At Worship, 10:43 a. m. BapUst Train Stony Point, N. Y.. orientation ing Union, 6 p. m. The Church At Worship, 7:30 p. m. was given in related fields of also taking part. A fellowship so MBS. D. A. WHITTAKEK HAMBURGER study. Next at Hartford, Conn.. cial will be held after the 7 p.m. AND SONS, INC for $4 00 Second Community Church the African Culture was studied. sen-Ices. FUNEBAL HOME BEEFUVER Tor a message and fellowship that lifts. Instructs, Inspires and 129 B. Long SL CL g-KU challenges, worship with Second Community Church. 266 S. High ,,n Pi cel land Ave. Church School, 9:30 a. m. Morning' Worship, 10:45 WILLIAMS AND McNABB REMODELING BOIOGHA « 3lbl a. m. Rev. Normal C. Crosby, Minister. RIEDER'S HARDWARE—27 N. Kelson Rd. .'tt£ & lt*q 9am^09VHE^^ *Wflf9tl*9j*99*Via*^ .ii.M*am**tomtaWit*'tiritir*mimm' THURSDAY* JUNE 7, 1962 THURSDAY, JUNE 7* 1963 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 17 (•ACE T6 THI OHIO SENTINEI mSfmrnW mmmmsmt Prysock Demands Marr Performance Nite Beat The Night Beat hia fabulous show world, felt sure THE TROLLEY -that he would catch the Marr 815 Mt Vernon Ave. Hy WILLIAM "BUBBLES" HOIXOWAt By WILUAM "BUBBLES" UOLLOWAY Trio'In Columbus when he makes his appearance at the Cafe Soc Opea 24 Hours Daily 99tmZt,Vt I ' I IHIflll • l^llllll IIIIJ Ml 'IIIIMW' "J"'"" iety next week. c/lmusemenis9 AMAZING things are happen land last week to Ruth Anderson. Delicious Coney Ialanda coirrnrrjKD FROM PAGE U ing in your Capital City. For in 9 PREVIEW Lounge, getting The popular Arthur says: "I'll and Chili stance who think that for after fly them to' Detroit, and listen to pears, amazes everyone with his Into the entertainment world nothing but wrestling matches, them all by myself, cause that's Kenley Players Open Season With 'Carousel' June 12 again, with DeWayne and his 11!- and a few small exhibits being suave, dcbonaJre style. Even Raltt, including: how I feel about the greatest The Kenley Players, who en- promoted in the Old Memorial more amazed was I when he ex tites. Joyed such a successful season Cecils Ward, who sang one ot organist I've ever beard."— Hall that the Ike and Tina Turner tended an invitation to H»na Marr, TY SERVICE last summer, will unveil their the leads In last year's "King and 9 THE 5tZ under new manage BOB.. cabaret dance and show would Kuaty Bryant and Taylor Orr to first in a long list ot musicals I," playing "Cousin Nettie" and ment and shopping for good music Free Home Estimates draw well over 1000 persons. WeU, sit-in session with him at the beau Tuesday, June 12, when John Raitt singing Uie rousing "June Is EXPERT WORK GUARANTEED It happened! So successful was tiful! Twenty-Grand this coming ians. brings his glorious voice as star Busting Out All Over" and the Sunday. Mr. Prysock's next ap WILSOH'S OHIO GRtlt NO SERVICE CHARGES the first promotion at Old Vets' # CLUB KEG AL will probably 12*22 UL Veraoa Ave. 252-0614 of "Carousel", to the stage ot air- thrilling "You'll Never Walk pearance will be at the Cafe Soc conditioned Veterans Memorial. Alone." that the promoters are coming close the Melody Room while de HOME COOKED FOOD right back this Wednesday. June iety, her« In Columbus, and if he The famous TV, screen and Don McKay, star ot last sea and bis velvety smooth voice corating, and continue to pack Open Dally 0 A. M. till 1A.M. AX. 4-2064 13, with another star-studded at stage star appears in his original son's "West Side Story," hrings tOSQ ARTHUR Ellen Smith, Prop. —"—WWB doesn't bring you and yours out, them in downstairs. Patronise Sentinel Advertisers role, which he created on Broad his melodious tenor voice ln the traction, headlining Clyde McPaa- Dave Humphrey and all other club Arthur Prysock, breaking all way In the Rodgers and Hammer- role of "Enoch Snow." tf.r, Hill Doggett. Dee Clark. Ketty 9 WIIAT really happened at the 9 CX'PIDETTES Club, sponsor promoters should forget it. house records at Detroit's fabulous atein musical. Lester the Vibrations, plus, many 5 45-RPM RECORDS ONLY $3.98—LATEST HITS Richard Cross. America's great- ing the June 29 dance and show Musical Bar In the Southend? Twenty-Grand, on hearing that AN ALL-STAR cast supports test young bass-baritone, plays many others. 9 ROBtE BCIXARD, a Neil at Valley Dale, is worthy of your 9 FLOYD BROWN, the "Whee his favorite organist. Hank Marr, MIAMI RECORD SHOP the cunning "Jigger." You will be 9 NOVELTY Bar closed (or House waiter, formerly a railroad was appearing only 70 miles away support, in trying to supply tha ler and Dealer" at Litchfield 2S9 MIAMI AVE. CL. 2-0.128 introduced to a great future star annual redecoratlon for two weeks mall clerk, was married in Clcve- at the Tropicana Lounge in Lans Ohio State's ten female track Daily 1* A.M.-U P.M. Free Delivery of opera, operetta and musical causing nite-lifing theatre-goers to Lounge, keeps talking about a ing, Mich., demanded from the Club Cadillac stars with tickets to California for Largest SelecUoa Of Spiritual Records la Central Ohio comedy In Mr. Cross. seek other quarters for their cof game room where It seems that management, that the Marr Trio, Mt N. tOth St., Cor. Leonard the relays. COLUMBUS' NEWEST Performances are nightly, Tues .,oil.N K AU t fee sipping sessions. Also tickets COSMOPOLITAN you can bowl, play gold hunt and featuring Rusty Bryant on sax, for the current happening that 9 1 WAS fortunata enough to RESTAURANT and Taylor Orr op drums, play present* day through Sunday, at *:S0. with Sunday afternoon at 2:45. fish if you want to. 1 don't know WELCOME TO you, the people, have become ac catch the one and only Arthur for his own personal enjoyment popular matinees Saturday and Art Linkletter and, Constance about you Floyd. customed to getting at the Novelty Prysock at the fabulous Twenty- Sunday, June JO. . Moore will be presented in "Fa 1 Bar can be purchased at Capitol LITTLE SHIRLEY Phyllis Armstrong ther of the Bride." in the next Grand In Detroit over the week Prysock, being disappointed, City Newsstand, the Belmont Key STONE'S GRILL scheduled musical during the week end. Prysock, who is breaking all when, after a year, Mother Luck Organist and Vocalist STEWART'S TV Club, and from yours truly. 860 E. MAIN ST. has not let their paths cross in LIVINGSTON A PARSONS of June 19. house records • wherevr he ap- ... Direct from Philadelphia 1448 Mt. Vernon Avo. 9 n/z LOVERS will miss a CL 2-0258 SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN ~~OONT»TEI>7)W~a^B 17 ~" Club Regal POTATOES VEG. NOW NIGHTLY 9 P.M. Records, Picture Tubea real treat If they don't catch the AU LEGAL BEVERAGES 9 ROLLERLAND looks and Matinee Saturday 3.20 P.M. Radio A Television Repairing Driving, Delivery Jar./ artistry of Juan Amalbert, HOME COOKED FOOD feels like a new. place. Now that Breed & Butter Jf* Radios. Books To Sell this being his last week at Cafe the new owners and managers Bevcrago f j£ Every Tuesday 11 AM. To 1? P.M. TURNERS Open Daily Over 2 1/4 million men held Society. GRILL are real people, you can really feel CHAMPAGNE LADIES DAY George Lee Stewart, Prop. driving or delivery Jobs In 1960. RESTAURANT 8 A.M. -2:30 A.M. the welcome mat ENJOY OUR DAILY SPECIALS 11 a. m. to ll p. m. moving passengers and goods over 9 CADILLAC Club has found a «M»i E Long SL FREE PARKING 9 CHARLES CRABLE, that miles of highways and city streets, new master for their permanent 5% B«rr - Wine - Whiskey WW OPEN In Rear husky voiced lead salesman ot the according to the "Occupational HOME COOKED FOODS Hammond organ, replacing the University Auto Sales, bragging BAR AND Outlook Handbook," published by CA. Phyllis Armstrong duo. i ML 1ft. 7 about the 25 cars they sold in the U.S. Labor Dept. SKYLINE DINING ROOM one day. CERTIFIED The 'New' SPECIALS DAILY Auto Bar SKHVIM.H Cor. LONG I HAMILTON CL 2-0228 9 KING CURTIS, the Soul I HAVE seen a medicine that's IT'S HEBE Twister, to tear up Mansfield this ARE FEATURED AT i Where Hospitality Begins able to breathe life Into a stone. Friday night. It's only 40 minutes Your Hosttss - Mrs. Ray Redman —SHAKESPEARE from All's TSPPIM' INN BAR EARLEY'S RECORD SHOP BREAKFAST on the Freeway, and I'll be see Serving liquor, Beer, Good Food Daily Well That Ends Well. Modern Bar ing you there. 1500 Mt. Vernon Ave. Accommodations 50c NEW CLUB CHERRY Meet Tha Gang At Low, Low Prices CL. 2-0603 Low, Low Prices For 50 People 21 SHRIMP Five 45-RPM BEER - WINE - UQUOR Corner Leonard A Taylor Ave's IN A BASKET HORACE'S PUCE <*L. 2-4H2* CM. Records for Daily 12-9 P.M. $3.98 IPs MIXED DRINKS - FOOD LUNCH UQUOR (Formerly Sam's) Only Open 5:30 A. M. RAMSEY'S liquor - Beet • Wine - Good Food •41 N. fourth St at Second Free Delivery GR1U Beer • Win* • Food « $3.98 Only $3.50 Closes 2:30 A. M. Barbecue Ribs - Roast Pork To Carryout AX. 0-05M Closed All Day Sundays aXJl Roast Beef Dinners Served Dairy Ihampion A Ml. Vernon CL. 2-0300 Mrs. Ray Redman, Prop Din* and Dance IF IT'S JAZZ C EARLEY 780 MT. VERNON AVE. Beer • Wine To Carryout To Tht Music of (Corner St. Clair) 772 E. LONG ST. FOOD BAR CARL VEPS, Chicago Combo CL. 2-0240 252-0286 Open Daily 9 A. M. • 2:SO A. M. Featuring 'Johnny Be Good' John Dlxso, Mgr. Home Cooked Meals Sunday 1 P. M. 9:30 A. M. On Th« Organ Open 7-Day*-A-W©ek BEN and JAMES WOOTEN, Props. BEER - WINE - WHISKEY SHOW & DANCE 151 Wilson Avo. 252-0110 ONince Ken lev Plavers FINE FOOD Wo Deliver Horace DeJarnett, Prop. WED., JUNE 13TH Clarence Ramsey, Prep. THE + Stars Galore! The Gala GRAND OPENING ol CLYDE McPHATTER TUB. tbroBgti SUK. - HIKE 12-17 "Lover Come Bark To Me" •Tretty Little Girl" s**i Sacred Mr. Tucker's Sff John Raitt DEE CLARK Featuring Barbecued Ribs and Fish Fry "Tear Drops** m Rodgers & Hammer&tien's Musical Mushroom "Hey Utile Girl" Every Trturs.* Fri. and Sat. Exprcsso Coffee House 1443 lltLUi AIL. lllh Av#> Fairgrounds Entrance 1716 N. High St. THE FALCONS "tABOflSIL "Tbe Teacher" "i Found A Love'* Carolyn Maye • Don McKay wishes to THANK YOU Our New Cocktail Lounge WUl Be Open Soon and Richard Cross, for your patronage at their SOLOMON BURKE "Down In Valley" THE VIBRATIONS WW ART LINKLETTER first in a series of Jazz "Cry To Me" "Watusl," "llullv GraHy" or - _ . c • Concerts that featured the KETTY LESTER Lou Donaldson Quartet, and "Love Letter" JUNE IS &'***••$ -S* -"'--'- THE MARVELETTES wishes yeu to know that Ihe "Playboy," "Mr. Poalmsg* BILL DOGGETT 10 felSO IM I TUES.. WED.. THURS. FRI.. SAT.. SUN - regular Friday and Saturday 'Hooky Took," "Boater" BILL MURRAY, MC '1 ~ L y*\ SATURDAY AND SUNDAY MATINEE AT 2:< Night Sessions are OASIS LOOK! It's DeWAYNE AND HIS HlilTES playing at THE PREVIEW *«u out** attic•/ rurati, vm MIMOBM *UO„ CMUMWS. OHIO continued Old Memorial Auditorium M (Mi CA 4-4247 IO SM. t* if ».M mow ntsimnom mo -rn t-.io LOUNGE, 165 E. Long S.L, FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, for a Our next star attraction will 9 TILL 1 A. M. CIBOE BAR & 6BIU FOR CHOICE SEATS Make Reservoffons Early/ be the Jazz Disciples, 15 th LIQUOR * BEER * W1N1 limited engagement. Liquor, Beer an d Good Food Are Our Features. Stop A 16th of June. Advance $2.50 Door $3.00 fat this -weekend and visit with the H i-lites, Friday and Sunday, 9 P. M. TICKETS ON SALE: CAPITOL CITY NEWSSTAND Served In A Congenial Atmosphere THE MANAGEMENT BELMONT CLUB AND "BUBBLES'* •41 MT. VERNON AVE. 'til 2:30 A. M., Saturday, 9 P. M. ti 11 A. M. m THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1941 PAGE 19 PAGi 10 THB OHIO SENTTNa THUfSOAY. JUNE 7, 194* THE OHIO SENTINEI Noted Baritone On TV MT. VERNON fflGHLIGHTS Indianapolis - Louisville Tourneys Are Set B_ y FINM•••• S BREEDLOV•' E- • i •Fo. r .th. e past. thre.. e. years. , th.. e_ i ville..:ii.. , "Tiny>fr:....'"» Hackersmlth17 l ...:. i. , Bown - The distinguished baritone WIN By Ruth H. Stevens • 402 N. Harrison St. Uam Warfleld will be heard when GETTING off to what Is hoped Nashville golfers have walked off ling Green, and the whole con- Phone: EXpress 2-8746 WBNS-TV, Ch. 10. Columbus, pre the greatest season ever, the Mid with most of the trophies but will J Ungent of golfers awaiting a be challenged this year by players chance to match shots with him, sents the hour presentation "Eu ah MT. VERNON—Piano pupils All contestants will be awarded west District UGA will launch its Memphis, St. Louis, Birm- j there is little chance to pick him gene Ormandy's Sound of Ameri ©1 Mrs. James Wagner, Newark for their efforts. Parents, please tournament season ln Indianapolis from as a favorite. can", featuring the Philadelphia rd., were presented in a recital help your child support this pro on June 9-10, on thc Coffin golf Ingham and all of the southland Orchestra. Wednesday, June IS, Monday evening. Participating gram. It Is for the Sunday School. course which is located on W. j as well as Uie midwesL Play will be held on the Crescent golf course which ls located on at 8:30 p.m. The program la be were Robert Hennel, Benny Stultz, Mrs. Cordelin Taylor and son, SOth and White River rd. Magdalene Carney, Nashville, Highway 42 and Brownsboro rd. ing presented as a salute to the Krlsty Kline, Sandra Vogt, Karen Joe Brooks, were In Lima on Sa Described as one of most dif 1 la the defending champ in the ficult courses in the country by Players traveling from the direc Columbus Sesquicentennial Festi Grlffen, Patricia Wynn, Mary turday, called there due to the ' ladies division but will have to. some of the top professionals In tion of Cincinnati-will not have to val ot the Arts, which begins Fri White, Ruth Ann Welse, Dora Mae serious Illness of a relative, Mel- compete against her teammate, golf, a challenge awaits all of the go all the way downtown to reach day, June 15. at 5 p. m. on the Birkhlmer, Tommy Stulz, Lottie vin (Bud) Pnyne, who is confin Ellen Bryant, as well as the other golfers to try their skill and beat the course. State House Grounds. Lou Whitney, Lonnie Oldham and ed to St. Rita's hospital. j members of the Nashville Par par on this beautiful course. Tree David Welse Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall were ] Busters. One of the best golfer- Dr. Oglesby of the Ky-Ana club Mr. Warfleld will be heard In lined eu-.rt hazards by the dozens, Mrs. James Brown was hostess the r >use guests of Mr. and Mrs. ettcs in the south. Miss Carney and Paul Splller of the Louisville three selections from Aaron Cope- ( good goKers call It a course of to the Apostolic Missionary Society : Clarence. Marion st., enroute to is described as the girl with the golfers have worked hard to see WARFIELD skill while the duffers describe it land's work, "Old America on Monday evening. Members pre- Detroit. On May 25 and 26, the picture swing and la considered to lt that this will be the greatest a nightmare. Songs." He will sing "At the sent were Mrs. Edna Carter, Ruth | American Bridge Ass'n held their as one to beat In any tournament tournament ever held ln the Ken River," "Simple Gifts," and "I Hogan, Gwen Croudup and Miss' annual sectional tournament at Last year, Tom Walker, Rich In which she participates. tucky city. If you miss this one, . you missed some of the greatest Brought Me a CaL" IN A MEETING at the Manse hotel recently bor leaden. New members and offlcera Include Mory Ellen Hogan. After attend the Nationwide Inn, Columbus, mond, Ind., won the medalist and TV Picture IN THE mens division, there has competition that the midwest has William warfleld has been Betty Jeffries, rec. sec'y; Ellison Jettriea, for which was ode of the largest championship In the men's divi a new group of labor-minded persons were or ing to business on hand a very never been a repeat champion, j .„,„« chosen on four occasions as a mer Cincinnati NAACP pres. and member of events In history of the ABA. sion and Elizabeth Stanfleld won to offer wlll be addE. sincere and conscientious public Cameo Theatre) MING'S the summer. Marlon were the Memorial Day repeat performance by any champ j ing the whole situation as lt has RESTAURANT the grounds of the center from 1 vice-commander; Joshua Heard, Busey. 2nd vice-commander; Wen servant. Wa need more men In guests of relatives and friends. will be history. developed in Los Angeles and thnt Dependable and 31 N. Nelson Rd. CL. 8-3284 p.m. to dark Sunday, June 10. Snd vice-commander; Sam Mason, dell E. Wrenn, finance officer. Mrs. Madelyn H. Adams, Find- Mrs. Prude ls the former Regina the chips will fall where they may. high places with his sense of de Guaranteed Television Special Prices On Carryouts Booths, prizes, games, food and adjutant*. Odell Hall, finance of Adjutant and chaplain were re lay, Mrs. Maude Jackson, Detroit, In the senior division. Melt (Ten Brooks, daughter of Mrs. Cordelia I If the police have over-stepped dication and his conviction that Service Legal Beverages entertainment by the Oola Khan ficer; Thomas Nivens, chaplain elected. The public is invited. and your news correspondent, nis Shoe) Rosemond Is the de Taylor and sister of Joe and Lois fending champ but will have to be i their authority or if the Muslims all men deserve equal Justice and Grotto band, dancers and choris and William Harrison, sgt.-al Ruth H. Stevens, and her two Brooks. at his best to repeat as Girrard i have broken the law, the weight' opportunity. ters will be among the offerings arms. children, Lynda and Mike, will VILLAGE TAVERN Mr. and Mrs. Stanley White and Williams vows that he will have • of the attorney general's office I at th*) carnival. motor to Boston on Friday, June C. Watson Hover, Hamilton 1219 MT. VERNON AV*. Mrs. Cordelia Taylor and children, more competition this time and will be brought to bear In retri VISIT THE SPOT THERE is no doubt that we Columbus. O. 3, to attend the graduation of Mrs. County prosecutor, will be officer Joe and Lois Brooks, were shop that his game of last year will not bution. ought to prefer the truth to all Serving tbe People ha end Sally Hull Jones, a niece of Mrs. of the day, with Mrs. Milton J. pers In Marlon on Friday even be enough to consider him as This Is Ihe way Justice should J. W. WILLIAMS CO. the opinions opposed to it, how Around Polndexter Village Stevens. Mrs. Jones will graduate Schloss, president of UCP, serv ing. Miss I.ois Brooks remained championship material. be administered. Organizations SPORTSMAN'S DRILL ever deep rooted and common BEER, WINE GOOD FOOD from Boston university on Sun 855 E. Long at Monroe ing as presiding officer, and Ralph there to visit with her brother-in- It should be an interesting tour which incite trouble and threaten | WHERE THE PRICES ARE RIGHT they may be DESCARTES from Open? AM.- Clone 1 P. M day, June 3, at ceremonies to be Liquor. Beer, Food 9 Try Our Famous Fish Sandwiches Curl and Mrs. Allen W. SawteUe, law and sister, Mrs. Floyd Prude. nament in the Hoosier city and the thuj*e- :m.*unKjr.*:uirity ovf. ou—r government-. 1; . 253-3352 258-0228 Letter to Father Dinet. CHESTER B. WHITE. Opr held at the Boston Gardens. She ls Draft Beer Just A Little Bit Better serving as co-chairmen. On Sunday, June 3, she attended Old Divoter will be expecting all %-iould be curbed. Police who act :| LONO ST., COR. 8RD CA. 4-5857 a graduate nurse of Ohio State the baccalaureate service of Mar of the golfers to be on the scene While United Cerebral Palsy Is and the wife of Gerald Jones, ion Harding High scnoot. and on j prove him wrong. So be sure to a United Appeal agency, funds formerly of Columbus. for the social and recreational WELCOME June 7 attended commencement be In Indianapolis Saturday and 50 TOP VALUE STAMPS FOR THE BEST IN program of young adult patients to the • PLAN TO attend the Child exercises at Marlon Coliseum. She Sunday and try to win. WITH EVERY 8 GALLONS OF GAS ren's Day program and tea at attended a dance after graduation are raised through the annual PLAYERS who are not able to HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS TRY THE Wayman Chape] AME Sunday. exercises as guest of Ernest Ro carnival. Ample parking will be attend the tournament in Indian provided on the center grounds. June 10, from 4 to 7p.m. The 1962 binson, who Is a member of Ihe | HOTEL graduating class apolis are not handicapped tour Smitty's Cities Service kinjg and queen will be crowned. nament wise. On the following week, June 16-17, the LouisviHe- 955 E. Main St. 252-044* Kentuckiana tournamfent ;"will be Complete Line of Auto Accessories THE SUNSET \W Experienced Mechanic on the Job CARNEGIE H^ held In Louisville. This Is one of SSS N. Fourth AX. M171 CHICAGO HOURS: I A.M. t nt.l 10 P.M. Monday Thru Saturday the tournaments described as he- Specializing In Barbecue FINE ACCOMMODATIONS Sunday 7 A.M. Until 9 P.M. and Southern Fried Chicken ing where a cross section of the Prop. Beufus Smith Attendant Eddie Hostin CLEVELAND'S FINEST Beer, Wine, Whiskey CONVENIENT LOCATION leading golfers of the country Attractive rooms with 60 Rooms - Air Conditioned - Television Dally 9 A. M. to l A. M. meeL baths and showers, the South moor offers every thing you'd expect in DOCTOR LEARN TO BOWL BAR AND RESTAURANT oratTawtnui service to make your stay Daauiaaa Ckkaca. WaV art* Alraart. Calaaatt Say HOTEL an enjoyable one. Mod an*. Calaatat Caaaaaaatf X-2K's *»* Lata Calataat Haraar AT COURTiSY ern studio apartments, •raa, IMr**ntt* af ON. VERMOUNT cat*, Hnaua, af Sti—f large and small suites are 0*4 Udotliy. 1*1*113*. toaaal AwaHitaaatar aaa* COMFORT MAJESTIC also available overlook aaacaa*. DON'T MAKE EXCUSES . . Too little ADDITION: Too old . . . Too fat! ENJOY CLEVELAND'S ing Jackson Park and CONVENIENCE Lake Michigan. 6.53 411 If you ore interested in learning or im proving your gome we can help you. No VACATION LAND AMM.C PARKINS 166 420 AMPLE PARKING age limit. Come watch topflight bowlers tt»l East 95th Street Wrila for Ptataivatitvni Cleveland, Ohka in action. SUBTRACTION: 6803 Carnegie Ave. We're open everyday 11 A. M. to 1*2 Private Baths — Radio 626 73J 924 Cleveland, Ohio Television midnite. • Transient Guest Welcome "So 221 152 213 amms) l*t**m Saaaiaa at era* Unset_ '» THURSDAY, JUNB 7, 196* THf OHK) SCreTTNEl PAGE 21 PAGE 20 THI OHIO SENTINEI THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1962 Macke Two Are Indicted Ernest* D .**& MacMe y«spfce sr., veterann First and second degree mur- salesman for Spicer Furniture Co., der indictments were returned ; 098 Mt. Vemon av., Is now back LAlong Pin Way against two Columbusites Monday at Spieer's every day and Monday By BILL PERRY by the Franklin County grand and Friday nights until 9:30 p.m., jury. Both homicides took place it was announced this week. on April 11. Mr. Mnckey had been hospllnll-*- 9 ROD WILKRRSON, boy won 179 (high for women) rolled a In one action, Henry Albert ed with a severe cold which cau- der of the White Brothers' team, 239-588 series for the best distaff Smith, 34, 99 N. Washington av., i scd him to be absent from his shot tha op single game of he Job. was indicted on a first degree post for several weeks. He reports Reynoldsburg Lanes Mixed Hand Mrs. Edwards has been re-elcel- Mkwoin*,. murder charge in the slaying of he la feeling fine and ready to ser- icap Tournament Sunday, a very ed president ot the Women's Pro hia estranged wife, Mae, 31, bej ve bis many customers and friends resounding 295 enroute to the high gressive League, In which she car ..IN THEraST0FTr«YE*W hind her home at 405 S. Monroe j again at the popular store. aeries of the day - 955. ried a 170 average second only av. Rodney's effort was the frost THIS fault in us I find. The er- to Flo Richardson's 177. ing on the squad cake put together In the other action, Ethel De- ! ror of our eye directs our mind. THE DYER Ahm-OTNCHING BILL/ 0FAPRJL, and baked by Florence Richard Mrs. Edwards rolled a prize Vera Givens, 33, 30 S. Monroe I What error leads must err. — son. Florence cornered a twenty winning 944 in this season's Wo av., was Indicted on a second de SHAKESPEARE from Troilus and five dollar squad prize for a very men's City Tourney and 993 in gree murder charge in the fatal good fun-loving group of bowlers. the State TTourney. I92V>THERE WERE 28 LYNCHINGS IN THE U&/ shooting of Pete Witherspoon, 69. Young Rodney was steady Eddie 719 H E. Long st. 9 LAST YEAR, our girl Nora 1 in his high game as he got off to led the Ford (Buss) Trucking a good start with eight straight r^NDOtPH,WBO ORGANIZEDTHE BROTHERHOOD W GORDON'S team to third place In the NBA strikes. Before the night was over, CAMP WILLSON tournament at Toledo, O. Rod had gathered 17 strikes. Mrs. Edwards has been awarded 9 JAMES JOHNSON, a much **mimimt<*\"mm "'in»r *.•*»!***-> THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1962 THURSDAY, mm 7, 1962 THB OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 23 PAGE 21 THI OHIO VsWmmVL MANY men, women, boys and FURNISHED APTS., ROOMS APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT I PUBLIC NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES - ma H n«*a rr - .im ns.UMi girls declared that they habitu NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT \ Alton Harshaw, Jr., whose last ally saw mental imagery and that WANT ADS LONG MANOR Notice Is hereby given that known address is 1642 Harvard lt was perfectly distinct and full Southgafe Manor Gladys M. Grogan, 3821 Doney Ave., Columbus O., will take no ARE EASY TO PLACE of color.—JAMES from Principals 1730 E. Lang St. . St., Columbus, O., has been duly tice that on March 16, 1963. Odes of Psychology. JUST DIAL CA. 1-4586 Newly furn. mod. 3-bedrm. apts. *A appointed and qualified as Exec sa L. Harshaw, a minor, 20 years A Courleou* Wont Ad on bus line. Adults only. Price 1100 Aparfmenls utrix of the Estate of Maurice E. of age, through her next friend AMERICAN consumers spent Taker Will Help You mo. Office at Apt. A. Hrs., 9 to Grogan, late ot Frankltn County, and mother, Elizabeth Jones, filed $10.4 billion for dairy products Word Your Ad 5, Mon. thru FrU SaL, 10 to * tlM Clock Atom Greek Dr. O.. deceased. her supplemental petition for di last year—an average ot too for MINIMUM CHARGE p.m. Ph. 232-4562. Eve., call BE. CLr9-949t Dated this 10th day ot May. vorce in the Common Pleas Court each person in the United States. $1.40 5-3798. Appointments any other 1-BEDROOM-467.H0 1M2. of Franklin County, Ohio, Division time can be arranged. 2-BEDROOM— 77.50 JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE Display Wont Ads Judge of the Probate Court of Domestic Relations, in Cause 2-BEDROOM— 87 JO No. 106309, praying for a dlvorcs Per Inch $140 FURNISHED room for single per 307391 5-31. 0-7, 11. 1003 CHILDREN WELCOME from him on the grounds of gross NOTICE! son. Kitchen privileges. Private ~NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given that neglect of duty, and further asks All clubs, lodges, fraternities, CARD OF THANKS entrance. Call CL. 8-708L Rental Office Open Dally Marie Borer, 3808 Dciiuiu: Ave., temporary and permanent cust sororities aad other, organisa JOHN W. <* ALBREATH A CO. Columbus. O., has been duly ap HESTER—We thank our neigh PATRONIZE ody of their one minor child, She tions are asked to send la the pointed and qualified as Adminis ila Robin Harshaw, age'9 months. bors, friends and relatives for ti*r * at their group along their beautiful floral offerings, SENTINEL ADVERTISERS tratrix ot the Estate of Geru*ude • COOPERS TOURIST Said cause will be for hearing on wtth the names of the presi cards and telegrams at the death Elizabeth Carlson, late of Franklin or after June 21, 1962 Webster of my husband, BURKE L. HES APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT 191 IS. 17th SL CL. t-nil County, O., deceased. dent, secretary aad treasurer TER. We extend special thanks Dated this 18th day of May, S:* Lyman, Atfy. 5-8, 10, 17. 31, aad their addresses to The WeB tarnished, clean with to Williams and McNabb Funeral 1MB. 6-7, 14, 1962. Ohio Sentinel office, 429 E. reri modern hotel faculties. JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE Home and Rev. A. L. Mason for Long SL, as soon as possible. LOVELY Known from roast to coast **»i Judge of the Probate Court Argie Dell Smith, whose last his inspiring message, and Mrs. 3069.3 0-31. 0-7, 14, 1962 Thla request Is made so that « homelike atmosphere. known address ts 108 Harper Ave., Dorothy Early for her beautiful The Ohio Sentinel may be of musical selection. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Apt. A, Rome Ga„ will take notice FRANKLIN PARK greater service ln printing the Mrs. Burke L. Hester Notice is hereby given that that on June 4, 1962, Robert J. And Family SOUTH New Ford Hotel No. 2 Lawrence L. Steward, 52 S. Sout Smith filed his petition in the news of the organisation and Common Pleas Court of Franklin otherwise better serving these Apartments hampton Ave., ColumbOs, O., has SICK LEAVE REQUEST- REASON: I'M 4524 E. Long SL GA. 4-M21 County, Ohio. Division ot Domestic REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 1 and 2 Bedrooms been duly appointed and qualified groups. Transient and Permanent aa Executor of the Estate of Helen Relations in Cause No. 106206, SICK OF MY BOSS* * / FOR SALE BY OWNER also Guests Welcome Stewart, late ot Franklin County, praying for a divorce from her on Bachelor Apts., Rtfs. IMS 22RD AVE. AX. 4-2192 FORD HOTEL No. 1 STILL O., deceased. the grounds of wilful absence for •-bedroom, 1 bathroom, 2-story, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY GROCERIES, CARRY-OUTS GROCERIES, CARRY-OUTS CL. 8-2059 OPERATED AT 171 N. 6TH ST. Dated this 18th of May, 1082. a period of more than one year . WILUAM "BabbW Holkrway, theatrical columnist for the Ohio < large living room, brick fireplace. JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE last pasL Said cause will be for Sentinel says, "Early Timea" la a wonderful treat for those who en Glass enclosed bookcases family- Judge of the Probate Court hearing on or after July 19, 1961. Kj | AttENTION! NEW LOCATION! alzed dining room, kitchen with 208931 5-31. 6-7. 14 1962 joy tbe better things ta life. It serves aa a aloe companion while PROFESSIONAL —William H. Brooks, Att'y. 6-7, •Mag my chore* on the night Ufa beaL—Pierce aad Boa Photo. i «• .11 eating space, gas range, enclosed THE HAWKINS NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT 14, 21. 26, 7-5, 13, 1962. OPPORTUNITIES "Our Buddie' back porch, almlnum storm win 65 N. MONROE AVE. CL. 3-4815 Notice is hereby given that dows and doors, glassed-in front We Welcome Old end Hem Patroas Jessie M. Ferguson, 23 W. Bright PUBLIC NOTICES porch, glazed shingles, lull dry Transient Guest Welcomed FOR ENGINEERS on Rd., Columbus, O., has been Wilson Av., Man Shot In Sf. Ri Local and relocate wprk avail DICK'S FOOD MARKET basement. Lennox forced-air gas Wa Continue to Render the Same Excltaanr®, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT duly appointed and qualified as A Wilson av. man was shot by mobile, talking to a friend when able for mechanical, civil, furnace, Rex water heater, elect- Efficieat Executrix of the Estate of George Notice is hereby given that another In an argument at Frank the suspect said he wanted to electrical, industrial, and 861 St. Clair Ave. AX. 9-5280 trie circuit breaKer. Refrigerator, Ferguson, late of Franklin County, Anna M. Iscnnagle, 364 S. Eureka chemical engineers. Salaries Groceries, Meals, Confections 1 lin and 20th st., Monday. washer, and dry? ", living room O., deceased. Ave., Columbus. O., has been duly flghL to 112.000. Treated for a gunshot wound of and stairway carpet. Side drive, Dated this 18th day ot May. 1962. appointed and qualified as Admin During the course of the mis No charge to register, no Beautiful Exclusive the left thigh was Charles Drew- garage, house and extra lot. chain JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE istratrix of the Estate of Arthur understanding, Drewry was shot. charge for placement. Stop ln L. Isennagle. late ot Franklin ry, 27, of 201 Wilson av. anytime Monday to Friday, 8 link fence, 1 sq. to bus. Take a Judge of the Probnte Court He had made no move to pros 208710 5-31, 6-7, 14, 1963 County, O., deceased. According to police, Drewry to 6, or Thursday eves till HUDSON CARRY-OUT look. No obligation. Phone any ecute his assailant as of Wednes Dated this 27th day ot April. 8:30. time. said he was sitting in his auto day morning the Sentinel learned. 1324 E. Main St. (Just West of Main Theatre) CL. 8-0056 Clifton Park! NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT 1962. CARRY-OUT OR DELIVER V Notice Is hereby given that JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE USED CARS FOR SALE USED CARS FOR SALE Ohio State SPECIAL! Betty Rauch Loyd, 66 Beechtree Judge ot the Probate Court Now Featuring "ERlUANDO'S PIZZA" t Apartments Apartments 208536 5-31. 6-7, 14, 1968 9 Beer O Wine # Champagne 9 Party Senear 1-story, 3-bedroom, l'i baths and Rd., Columbus, O.. has been duly Employment Service 9 Groceries 9 Lnnch Meat* Children Welcome appointed and qualified as Admin For A NEW '62 DODGE Clerical, Professional, Sales recreation room, living room with 1 or 2 Bedrooms NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT 74 E. Oay SL fireplace, separate dining room istratrix ot the Estate of Howard Very neat and clean, near Gerald Loyd. late of Franklin Notice is hereby given that Or A UTE MODEL Used Car and large kitchen, w-w car., full 3 bedrooms, very clean, Johnnie Mae Travis. 457 S. Ohio schools, beautifully land County, O., deceased. MISC SERVICES basement, garage. Total price near schools. Attractive Ave.. Columbus, O., has been duly ST. CLAIR CARRY OUT scaped, tree swimming Dated this 19th day of May. 1962. 816.000. Can't last long. Call BE. bath and shower, first floor JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE appointed and qualified as Admin 503 St. Clair Ave, Columbus, O. CL. 2-0229 pool, children's playground, 7-2481. laundry, brick buildings, Judge of the Probate Court istratrix of the Estate of Joseph Groceries, Meats, Confectionery, lea Cream brick buildings, near bun- 208919 6-31. 6-7, 14. 1962 garbage disposal, 3 play L. Travis, late of Franklin County. SEE HAYNIE BROOKS Wine and Boar to Carry Oat Joe Moore, Prop. WILUAM D. RALPH CO. grounds. On busline. line. O.. deceased. mis Realtor 739 S. -lames Rd. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Dated this 16th day of April, • 100 New-Car Selection REALTY (0. BEAUTIFUL S-bedroom. 1H- Notice Is hereby Riven that 1963. • 60 Used-Car Selection SMITH'S JIMMY'S MARKET story single off Cleveland Ave. Alvina M. Meuser, 4455 St. Rita JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE Don Terry, Seles Mgr. New Location $74.75 Month Lane. Columbus 13. O . has been Judge oT the Probate Court MOTORS Carpeted living room with fire $82°° Month 120 HAMILTON AVE. teSS ML Vernoa Ave. CL. 8-08*3 duly appointed and qualified as MW309 Ml, 6-7, 14. 1962 Of COL'S, C0KTEOI08KRY place and mantle mirror. Tile N. Nelson Rd. a\ 1750 Clifton Ave. CA. 4-5770 CA. 1-3143 Next to East ftaarket Executrix of the Estate ot Henry INC 1470 Granville St. CL. 3-1308 Specializing ln Choice Meats kitchen, built-in corner china Maryland Ave. Open 9 A. M. i0 1 P. M. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT SPITZER BUYING and SELLING Sunday 8 to 5 P. ML W. Meuser, late of Franklip Notice ts hereby given that 2010 E. Main St. CI. 3-8641 Groceries, Meats, Confections Quality Farm-Fresh Produce cabinets, dlshmaster. vinyl tile Sunday 2 to 5 P. M. County. O.. deceased. Ray Robert Hockingberry, 680 Daily 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Mon. thru Thurs. flooring. Side drive and garage. Dated this 19th day of May. 1962. Hathaway & Ferguson 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Call Dorothy Martin CL. 3-1384. Powhatan Ave., Columbus, O., has MISC SERVICES MISC SERVICES JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE been duly appointed and qualified ELIZABETH RANSOM and Fri. and SaL Teepee Realty 291-8357. CL. 8-4053 CL 8-6432 Judge of the Probate Court ROOFING ALMA DEWS, Props. 208654 6-31. 6-7. 14, 1962 as Administrator of ihe Estate of ft FURNACE WORK • a.m. to 8 t> rn. UNFURNISHED APTS. Madonna M. Hockingberry, late STS ML Vernoa Ave. FEATHERSTONE MKT. MISC. FOR SALE MISC. FOR SALE NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT of Franklin County. O.. deceased. CL. 3 3J14 MODERN MARKET Dated this 11th day of May, 1962. 459 N 1STII ST. CL. 8-8035 Notice Is hereby given that JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE SL DRIVE-IN CLEANERS 183 N. 20th SL CL. t-*93M VEGETABLES, MEATS LONG MANOR Ethel V. Trotter, 23£0 Swansea EDWARD P. Z1PF Judge of the Probate* Court BEER A WINE GROCERIES HIUER'S FURNITURE STORE Rd., Columbus. O., has been duly 193340 5-31, 6-7, 14, 1962 Complete Dry Cleaning Service, Alterations * Repair 90 8. Ohio Ave. CL. 8-3500 Beer A Wine Te Carry Out 1730 E. Long St. Complete Line of Used Furniture and Rugs appointed and qualified as Admin Drapes A Household Articles Our Specialty I - Day Service Pick-Up A Delivery Bicycles for Rent, Bicycle Tires TO CARRY OUT fVrekdays * A M 18 P ML Attractive mod. 2-bedrm. apts Ranges, Refrigerators. Washers, Sewing Machines istratrix of the Estate ot Lola M. and Supplies, All Kinds ot Keys Sundays S A. M. - 8 P. ML CA. 4-9680 Cetnmbns, O. 183 E. MAIN ST. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT 222 E. Fifth Avo, at Fourth SL AX. 1-0207 with range, refrig., garbage dis Vance, late of Franklin County, Notice is hereby given that Made, Sharpening of Lawn- Party Si'MUies — Domes no EASY TERMS WE BUY AND SELL FREE DELIVERY Charles Collins, Prop. mowers, Scissors and Knives MISC. SERVICES posal. Idry. fac. On bus line. All O.. deceased. Delbert S. Coo|>er, 1040 Forest Dr.. «% Imported Champagnes) Dated this 11th day of May. 1962. for the price of (78 or 180. Adults Columbus. O., has been duly ap WE DELIVER JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE only. Also apts. available in sep pointed and qualified as Executor Excellent Servlco At BROOKS' AUTO COLUMBUS LAUNDRY arate buildings for maximum of Judge of Uie Prohate Court PAMER'S SHOE STORE 201936 8-31, 67, 14, 1962 of the Estate of Delbert Cooper. & DRY CLEANING TED'S MARKETS 2 children. Office at Apt. A. Hrs. 938 MT. VERNON AVE. l«te of Franklin County. O., de Mooney Chinese Hand Utmiry & ELECTRIC SERVICE •18 Mt. Vernon Ave. Mon. thru Fri., 9 to 5; Sat.. 10 to NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ceased. 906 ML Vernon Ave. CL. 3-1611 CL 3-2021 Factory Returned & Sample Shoes for Men, Repairing Generators, Family and Bachelor Bundle* 2 p.m. Ph. 252-4562. Eve., call Women and Children Notice Is hereby given that Dated this 16th* day of May, 1962. Dry (leaning Regulators, Starter* 1223 E. long St. JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE One-Stop Laundry A Dry Cleaning Drapes, Blankets, Repairs A BE. S-3798. Appointments any TENNIS SHOES 50< Up NURSES' OXFORDS — $ 1.00 Up Frank R. Mcllyar, 474 Woodbury Rear 4M 8. Washington Ave. Alterations CL 3-7662 other time can be arranged. Ave., Columbus, O., has been duly Judge of the Probate Court Store No. I *V Store No. 3 Children's Tap Dancing Shoes $1 to $2 204675 S-a't.> 6-7, 14, 1963 MS Mt Vernon Ave. 910 E. Long SL FLORINS RAMSET, Mgr. Complete line Of appointed and qualified as Execu Boer and Wine Ta Carry Out UNFURNISHED apartment. 2 • A. M. - 7 P. ML Man. thru SaL STOP AT CL L. RAMSET, Prep. tor ot the Estate of Ro.vie Mcllyar, INSTRUCTION CL. 2At99 U Boa* Service CA. 4-5954 bedrooms, large living room, GENE'S USED CLOTHING late of Franklin County, O., de lltNIM dinette area, kitchen, private LONG AND GRANT JEFFS POOL ROOM 1117 Mt. Veraoa Ave. CL. 6-0241 ceased. PIANO LESSONS SAM'S bath. Utilities paid. Rear 71 N, Used Clothing Store Dated this 14th day ot May, 1219 MT. VERNON AVE. ERNIE'S MARKET In your home or in home of SHINE PARLOR $22 Taylor Ave. CL. Witt Monroe Ave. Call William Good Clothing and Shoes 1962. THE OHIO SENTINEL IS NOT RESPONSIBLE for Cigars, Candies end Ice Cold man. 224-9624. After 6 p.m. call Cor. Loaf A Grant JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE teacher In your area. Bertha M. 338 N. 20th St., Columbus. O. New Stock. Complete Line We bay and sen ladle* aad For The Entire Family ol Groceries Quality Meata BE. LV1505. Judge of the Prohate Cnurt Daarud Studios. 274-8445. the return of unsolicited photos or manuscripts. Soft Drinks Prop. SAMUEL FENSON mens used clothing. Variety ot Household items 207789- ASK 9-1. 14. 1962 20 Years In Columbus {229) lift) ami vegetable*