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FIRST PICKET LINE o! Wootworth outside the Continental If. S. occurred in Santurce, Puerto Rico, according to Charles S. Zlmmornian, member of the national advisory committee of CORE (Congress of Racial Equality) which has been coordinat ing the picketing, and vice president of the International Ladies ' EX-HEAVYWEIGHT BOXING champ Joe Louis is shown as he arrived in Cuba for the re Garment Workers Union. Local 800 of the anion sponsored the cent New Year*s celebration to which several ne vsmen and public relations persons were invited picket line. Sign says, "Don't Buy In Wool worth Stores" and x^ n»:*ke an inspection of tourists* accommodatio is and life in Cuba. He denies reports he Is tied For Equal Human Rights." xuih I Ucl Ca^o.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1960 THE OHIO SENTINEC PACK % - 51£ SATURDAY. JUNE < 1S60 • | THE OHIO 8ENTINBU._ PAGE 2 Heat Over Cuba Brings Joe Louis Threat To Quit Agency Columbus NAACP Pushes Picketing By TED COLEMAN ley secured a contract to attract agency has a similar contract the daily press which reported beeu defending his position '»a. * icy in southern outlets is dis N. YORK. — Former heavy j tourists' to Cuba for an estimat for over a million dollars, but he was on Castro's payroll. This business venture, with np politi have signed up to appear in the cal tie. But attempts to smear Columbus NAACP formally ; protest is not directed against man,.said that, the organization criminatory. weight boxing champion Joe ed $287,000, witn a general fee nothing has, been safd about is untroue, the source told The picket lines are Dr. Ernest M. him caused him to-take the lat began, picketing Woolworth, their stores, but against. the will picket as many of the local Mrs. Florence Allen Holmes, Louis threatened to resign his 'of $23,000 and the $267,000 ear their connection with that coun Sentinel. Newkifk, Att'y Pavid D. White, est action, the spokesman said. Kresge and Grant variety stores chains of which they are a stores as possible •— downtown, president of the organization. connections with the public rela marked for tbe Negro market. try, or, Castro, despite the fact Rev. L. L. Dickerson,.Waldo Ty EXPLAINING Joe and his as As of Wednesday n ight, he in Columbus Saturday on the part" in neighborhoods Wd Jn, the said: .: tions firm which carries his which included press, maga they "secured their arrangement ler and David Kesslcr. sociates' trip to C^uba, the held fast to withdrawing his premise tbat' such a move by shopping centers — every Satur name if the account with the zines, radio, etc. through the Cuban Tourist Com EXPLAINED Rev. Phale D. "AH affiliate units of this as namey from the agency if the tbe organization itself will bring day and on the evenings of Mon AT THE. meeting of its execu Cuban Tourist Commission is mission like Louis* firm, * a spokesman said the group was' Hale, co-chairman: sociation have been urged to HE 18 currently living in Los Cuban account is not dropped. greater and more sustained re days and Thursdays. tive committee in the Neil House not dropped, it was announced spokesman for Joe told The Sen invited to come to Cuba to look "When we-first undertook this diligently pursue these aims." Angeles with his new lawyer- The firm is known as Louis, sponse from tbe general public Saturday, the National Ass'n «J Wednesday by a representative tinel Wednesday night. the tourist situation over, just program of urging people; to .' "We feel it better to start in wife. He could not be reached Rowe. Fisher, Lockhart Enter to the local movement support She ceiiJinended "ali unsung he of his office. like the white agency. withhold their purchases from this manner,", he added, "than Negro Business and Professional at Sentinel press time. ing students fighting discrimina Louis tired of the pressure This same spokesman said prises, Inc.. with offices at 200 these stores, we depended upon to try to cover all the stores Women, inc., representing sev roes in this program aimed at tion in the stores' southern and bad publicity since his agen- It is reported that a white I..) us resented the imtuendos in Up until this week, Joe had; W. 57th st., N. York City. ^ their voluntarily doing so. This every day from the start." securing for themselves and the units. eral thousand members in 48 did not work, because people According to Squaer, the world a real and true democra Rev. John B. Quick, chairman states, voted unanimously to forgot it so easily*. We have NAACP has received and will of the Withholding of Purchases |support southern student sit-in cy." found it necessary to put out use offers or aid from students committee of the Columbu s ! demonstrations, by withholding The committee also supported Nab 17 lit Huge Cincy Dope Raid picket lines to remind them of of both Ohio State and Capital NAACP, said, "We have already patronage and boycotting the a proposal for open occupancy our desires." universities. He said that among Framework CINCINNATI.—Cincinnati po- chase of the drug as legal and av.; Benjamine Duke, 23, '»2t explained to local store man the-prominent local leaders who 'national chain stores whose pol in housing. boiling it did not "increase ilsjGholson; Elvln Ford, 25, 844 agers of these chains that our Lloyd Squaer, picketing chair- lice, headed by Det. Carl Lind Ihis Explosive Way Of life of the vice squad, set a trap that narcotic base Findley st. resulted in the arrest of 17 per Conviction carries maximum. By VERNE FRAME Named in warrants signed.by sons, identified as known users Jack Braunstem. inspector for 1810.000 fine and two to fivejrear* Cafe £ w ter On Trial Bad Language Leads To Death Of Man (This column may possibly sound like a professor's lecture to pr associates of known narcotics the Ohio Board of Pharmacy, sentence for the first offense. a group of students on a planet somewhere in the universe and at addicts. She just meant to shoot overi POLICE SAID a large bayo- der $4000 bond by Judge Charles a time not too far removed from the present.) Staking out at drugstores in his head and scare him, Grace net-like knife was found beneath R. Petree. HOLLAND BRADLEY, 23, various areas of the city and M. Robinson told police after (his body at the foot of tbe stair- Meanwhile, the body of Ty • • ' * 3580 Reading rd.; Sadie Birch, Menial Test For • ONCE UPON a time, a citizen of what was known as the checking pharmacy records po- In Patron Shying she fired a bullet from a .22 j way at 876H Mt Vernon av., the ree was sent to Beckley, W. 27, 3158 Reading rd.; Fred Dun- world discovered a way to blow up the earth. The theory was put Hc« assert known addicts had calibre rifle through the head of (apartment building in which Va., for burial. Local arrange lap, 30. 1871 Kinney av.; Jeanettjl The first degree murder trial seven women and five men that to work inside the cobalt walls of a hydrogen bomb. * purchased as much as 8 oz. of Buck Gieer In a 30 year old man early Satur-jMrs. Robinson resides. ments were made by Mrs. D. A. Farrow, 31, 1335 William How-*! •• •• flm* t- of ;W'''Uam Gardner Jr., which Gardner chased Foster and shot Perhaps the discovery was not initially aimed at total des paregoric at various pharmacies day night. Tyree, according to police, Whillakcr and Sons funeral ard Taft; Marvin Smith Jr., 35 1011111? Jl10QIIiiQ opened in county criminal court him five" times. After Foster truction or even the annihilation of a nation. Maybe its purpose in one day. 1 Q home, 870 Adams st., Lincoln Hts., held , 47 year old Eastside man Tuesday, recessed Wednesday had fallen near a doorway ana Mrs. Robinson said she be- h d gone to the apartment build- was to harness atomic energy to the needs of all citizens—to bring A Fourteen of the group were for investigation. [who apparently went berserk afternoon shortly after two wit as he lay sprawled out on* the came involved in an argument jing to investigate an argument water and food to underfed people, or to help man wrap human charged with"'violating a state William Beaslcy. 35, 342 W. j and tried to wipe out his family nesses testified for the state. floor, Gardner pumped a .32 withGeorgeR.T>ree, 1057 Ben-,belwcen ano,her man and h,s fingers around the universe. law prohibiting purchase of Liberty st.; Edward Nicholas, j with •»• nine shot revolver last calibre slug into his head and nett St., over the bad language W f»e"d when he became in- But the atom's power became Billy Wychee, 1280 Sigsbcc av., more than 2 oz. of paregoric 21, 1562 Glenn Park dr.; Chris- Inarch, has been admitted to then slugged him on the head he was using in the presence of volved in the quarrel with Mrs. ( and Bonnie Lott. 1129 E. 13th diverted by man's fear of man.'entirely a weapon and had lost within a 48 hour period. Three tine Willis, 24. 1335 William .Lima State hospital for the crim- av., testified in the fatal shoot with his snub-nosed revolver. her 2 year old child. When he Robinson. It became the battering ram all indication of being a tool, others wer held without charge Miss Lott told the jury. Howard Taft; Herbert Timber-j inally insane for a 30 day men- ing of John (Bo Diddley) Foster which he used to drive home po- for further investigation. continued his tirade of profanity, CHARGED with first degree Then nations lake. 26. 1532 W. Liberty st.; Pa-'tal examination, at Gardner's Cafe, 1402 Joyce she grabbed the rifle and "red manslaughter, the 29 year old litical ideas. It became a tool! ' "ddenly be- MISS LOTT broke down and came addicted to "their own de- LT. LIND asserts addicts are tricia A- Jackson. 21, 840 Hutch- Buck Greer, 258 N. 18th st.. is •v., last Jan. 2. wept as she related her story of the fatal shot. i woman pleaded innocent in mu- only for the aggression of a way I ins st.. held for investigation. charged with one count of shoot- of life. jfense, rather than to aggression. using paregoric as a substitute, Both witnesses told the jury .of the slaying of the 20 year old Tyree was pronounced dead on i nlclpal court Tuesday and was l kUI a d C uhtS ot Men tried to rationalize their because "heroin is virtually non j CELEST,INCFLESTINEF HARRISHARRIS , 2-22, 284?H44 ' M8au'"* °U with "„ deadl***** v °wcapon. man whom she called "Bo Didd arrival at St. Anthony hospital. I bound ove» to the grand jury un- • FIRST, T H E Americans ' daily lives in a whirlpool of fear, existent in Cincinnati." ley." I May st.; Samuel Fenderson, 30. He fa accu8ed of he March 21 used it t0 help convince all that,by saying that a limited nuclear Criminal Att'y Eugene Smith, 1986 Kinney av.; William Saran- ., j "When Bo Diddley raised his shooting of his wif< dea! 3S# ••democracy" was the best type,war could evolve without de- representing 14 of the accused, los. 21. 2313 Sauer st; Willie J.jand her daughters. Rubv Kim- West Point Grad head up, Gardner hit him and of government. Then, the Rus-.i$troying a very big comer of the recently won acquittals for cli Wright. 35. 1700 Brewester St.; brough, 11, Louvenia. 15, and Eli- knocked his head back down, Interward Dems Announce sians attempted' to prove what'earth. Every time a. nation ar- ents on the premise that pur Harold Ferguson, 24. 56 Forest j zabeth 18. then shot him," she recalled. they called the "superiority ofigued with another,'the people Wychee's story was substan Communism'' by flashing atom-]watted and watched until it was tially that told by Miss Lott Endorsements At Meeting POLICE INSPECTOR Hai- ic power before the world's be- over. Windsor Terrace Cites Youngsters At Recognition Fete i However, he testified that after vey H. Alston is convslesclng wildered eyes. having an argument with Gard The Executive Committee of We are most happy to support in his home, 1893 Greenway Atomic-powered submarines' Military teams built rockets Windsor Terrace Recreation PHYSICAL, Randolph Tootle; Windsor Terrace, an affiliate ner. Foster shook hands with the I n t e r-W a r d Democratic them in their efforts." S., following Us eenfiaemeai nnd planes were passed off as,and *• PeoP,e begaa to bui,d Center sponsored its first annual arts and crafts and Latin Amer- of the Columbus Recreation him and apologized for his con Council met last Thursday night. at Mt. Ctrmel hospital where ••peaceful" management of the ;defense shelters. The world dug banquet at the center Friday ican dancing, Bettye Patterson; Dept.. is staifed by Jack Cor THE INTER-WARD group al ln L,fe a duct. Two endorsements were made he underwent surgery for a atom's power. But their chief | - «'°PP*d "d daily exis- evening. May 27," with {Clifford clubs and dancing, Marilyn Si- nette. director; Randolph Tootle, at this meeting. so went on record as supporting throat ailment last week. His lence be an Tyree. of Juvenile Court, as mon; boy and girl of the year, The argument apparently mission. was to impress other j S - physical supervisor; Bettye Pat- Att'y John Francis for any sub condition is reported to be principal speaker. Mel Nowell, Mel Dodge, and advisory coun- started after Foster, 1323 Lee ' Mrs. C A. Bryce received the nations or to help fill the "mis- j m THE ATOM-which by defi- teison, arts and crafts; Marilyn sequent judicial vacancy that satisfactory, hut he is net ex nember of Ohio State NCAA and cil. Jack Cornette. av., kicked a chair against a ta committee's approval for opera sile gap. ' nition means indivisible — had might occur. Plans for an open pected to return to duty until Big Ten championship basket-! |Simon, clubs and dancing; Char ble, causing it to break a beer ting the sales tax agency for (This phrase meant almost suddenly become destructively meeting of the council on June next week, bis office informed ball team, listed as guest speak-; Charles McMurray served as les McMurray, game room su bottle, witnesses stated. merly located at Curtis and Ni specifically nothing to the divisible. And man was unable chols. - 15. y The Sentinel. world's people. But it appeared to harness this monster's power er, was unable to attend. I master of ceremonies. The in- pervisor; William Cummlngs, COUNTY PROS. Earl Allison, Franklin County Democratic to be the measuring stick by to the wheels of logic, Various award, were present- vocaUon wa» b* Rev" shellie boxing instructor; Jack Gibbs, assisted by Fred Newsom, are nd Organization was apprised of which Tiations were called pros-1 No nation was strong enough— ed by the heads of departments,'Doughty. * Macklyn Howell game room supervisor, and representing the state. In his this endorsement Friday, the perous or poor, weak or strong, or trusting enough—to call off as follows: sang a nolo. I Thomas O'Donnell, custodian. opening r cmarks to the jury THE OHIO SENTINEL , the tragic race toward annihila- : same day Mrs. Bryce was se and friendly or unfriendly) Tuesday, Allison announced that lected through the office of State tion by beating the atomic • ATOMIC surplus piles built he was riot asking for the death Treas. Joseph T. Ferguson. The L. M. Shaw, General Manager; Edmund B. Paxton, President} ,, .. , , swords into powerful plowshares tip as nation after nation slum- L y penalty. agency opened for business last Theodore L, Coleman, Editor-in-Chief; Annie R. Moore, Business for peace and progress. CADET IRA DORSET Tuesday morning at 709 E. Long Manager; Amos H Lynch, Advertising-Promotion Manager; John bled headlong toward the en- (Dateline, t960) Gardner, who resides at 1870 B. Combs, Managing Editor; Edward L. Moore Jr., Production trancing goal of world supre- WEST POINT. — Cadet Ira St. • Grecnway S., is represented by Manager. macy. The atom had become | This could be man's epitaph. Dorsey, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Att-'ys. H. Alfred Glascor and ATFY MILTON Farber was Ivory Dorsey, St. Louis, will ^l(£gqgeg Saunders. Tbe trial re- given the nod for the vacancy Established June 1, 1949. Published each week at 090 East graduated June 8 from the U. S. jsumed at 9 a. m. Thursday. on the 10th District Court of Long Street (P.O. Box 629) by The Ohio Sentinel Publishing Co., Union Backs Sit In Movement Military Academy at West Point. Appeals. He was favored be Inc., Columbus 16, Ohio. Cincinnati Office: 9551 Reading Rood. CHICAGO.—The 600 delegates amending the United Packing N. Y. cause of his work as legal coun house Workers constitutional convention hete last week called for sel in the court cases involving Subscription Rates: One year, $6.50; Six Months, $3.50. Cadet Dorsey will be commis Ebony Story Fingers national, state and local laws guaranteeing-iaijeemployment. The the • contested* City Council seat National advertising representative: Associated Publishers, union also endorsed Negro sit-in demonstration!* in the south and sioned a second lieutenant in early this year. Artillery and will receive a Eligible Bachelors Inc., 55 W. 42nd St, New York City 38. N. YM PEnnsylvania 0-0022; proposed unrestricted rights to register and vote, free access to bachelor of science degree. At In making the announcement 166 W. Washington St., Chicago 2, BX, AKdover 3-6343; Whaley- public and private housing and hotels for all races, and protection Simpson Co., 770 Montgomery St., San Francisco 5, Calif., SUttey Offering concrete help to the Russell M. Jones, president of against mob violence and other intimidation. West Point he was active in the 1-4583; Whaky-Simpson Co., 6808 Sehna Ave., Los Angels* 31, German language club and the nation's marriage-minded ba the Inter-Ward Democratic Calif., Hollywood 3-7157. dance orchestra. He was also a chelor girls, a June Ebony ma- Council, said, "both Mrs. Bryce
• member of the staff of KDET, gaine article has yanked 42 ul and Att'y Farber have a long Member Nafl Newspaper Publishers Ass'n. NAACP Commends Little Rock Grads the academy's radio station. tra-eligible males- from their record of loyal support of the LITTLE ROCK.—In a telegram dispatched last week _to the' smug obscurity into the public three Negro graduates of token-integrated high schools here, in-1 Democratic party, they have COLUMBOS TELEPHONE: CLearbrook 3-7418 Appointed to the academy by i,meBght. shown an interest in and for all chiding two of the original Little Rock Nine, Roy Wilkin^, pxecu- \ Rep. Leonor K. Sullivan (D, Entitled "Leap Year's* EUgi- CINCINNATI TELEPHONES: tive secretary of the NAACP. said. "By your palienc*. courage; people. Their qualifications for Mo.), Dorsey was a cadet ser- |gesV' the article puts the AVon 1-7758. CA. 1-3318 and determination, YOU have demonstrated the highest value ofj ble the respectfve post&a^ without geant during his senior year. finger on altar dodgers from a s v citizenship . . . You have persevered, maintained a good scholar- j question. The calibre of perfor THERE WAS MUSIC fn tbe air as trainer Richard Saddler earessed the keyboard of tbe Rea- Dorsey is a 1955 graduate of wide field of professions with ship record and been a credit to your race, your community and dersan's piano while Art-hie and his besU joined in with veeat refrain. Left to right- Att'y and mance wh'.cft each will give will Entered as 2nd class matter July ». »». at Post Office, Colombo* Vasbon High school and attend- annual incmes ranging from the nation." Mrs. L. P. Henderson, Moore and the Henderson** daughter, Lenora, seated. ed Harris Teachers college. laround $10,000 to $75,000. be a credit to good government. Ohio, under act of March 9, 1879. .
•***w>^ .-r»-- —*«•*• jBbuMBBHMHIHHMOOI'MB SATURDAY, JUNE 4. 1960 THE OHIO SENTINEL FAGES • TWO WOMEN, and a man, arrested In a vice'squad raid in o reputed house of prostitution WHAT'S THI BIG Law And Order over the weekend, pleaded not guilty and their cases were con tinued to June 21. Eleanor M. • A 37 TEAR old Columbus woman, who allegedly ran up & Johnson, 27, charged with cnga- $1100 bill on the charge account of her fanner boy friend, was ar- ling In the act nf prostitution; jested on a forgery charge at &*5. High st. department store Sat Beatrice L. McCoy, 33, and urday. Bernlce L. Clark, 133 N. Princeton av., pleaded Innocent to Floyd B. Ruebcl, 40, both ac the charge in municipal court Tuesday and her trial was continued cused of residing in a house of to June 22. Police said Miss Clark purchased the items on her ex- prostitution, all were nabbed in boy friend's charge account over a period of several weeks. She the raid at 419 N. Ohio av. . . . was nabbed by Lt. George Watts, chief of the police vice squad. Walter F. Gibbs Jr., 21, 1351 E. • A 28 YEAR OLD car-prow Mound st., waived examination ling suspect has been arrested by Snowie Maye, 200 N. Monroe and was bound over to the grand on a suspicious person charge. av., who claims he used a knife jury under $2500 bond on a auto Chester L. Jones, 421 N, Ohio to force her into a room with theft charge . . . Clifton Lighty, av., according to police, was him last week. Police listed the 32, 1946 Kent St., was handed a seized in the 1100 block of At-suspect's address as 1298 E. $50 fine when found guilty to a HAMILTON COUNTY sheriff candidate Donald F. Roney, cheson st., when spotted ran Long st., 298 N. Monroe av., and suspicious person charge. Recording to A! HJghsmlth of the 9th St. Republican Committee, Is conducting a strong campaign to oust his opponent for the cov sacking cars-parked in that vi 47 Miami av. , . . A guilty plea • CURTIS MOOREHEAD, 39, to a petit larceny rap brought eted office. Don Is shown with W. O. Walker, candidate for Coa> cinity. In court Tuesday, Jones 430 N. Monroe av., was soaked denied the offense and his case a $25 fine on Garrett King, 57, gress of the 23rd district.—Scott Photo. ' was set for June 7 . . . John A. 183 E. Lincoln av., following his a $50 fine on his guilty pica to Thornton, 42, 248 N. 11th St., arrest last week. a petit larcny offense last week was locked up and charged with . . . James Tarrent, 20, 195 De • LEWIS A. GOODE, 25, 141 Tip For The Bride selling fireworks to children troit av., is scheduled to answer over the weekend. His trial was Chicago av., was held for grand jury action under $300 bond at charges of menacing "•• threats "BRIDES TO BE, take a docketed for June 10 after he tip from me. You can save pleaded Innocent to the charge. bis preliminary hearing on a and discharging a firearm June charge of operatig a motor ve 7, in municipal court. loads of time (and money, • THOMAS HAMMONDS Jr., hicle without the owner's con too) with Pierce and Son FIorr 28, pleaded not guilty to a char sent . .- . Robert L. Demons, 20, 1st and Photo Studio 'one stop ge of molesting a female and 1160 E. 12th av., is slated to an service.' I'm Kay Williams his trial was set for June 14, swer an aggravated assault Mitchell. Just a few weeks when he appeared in municipal charge in municipal court June ago I was planning my April court Tuesday. Hammonds wa3 0. He has pleaded innocent to 16 wedding. My busy schedule nrrrested on a complaint fittd the offense. as s public school teacher left me with little time for extra details and graduate school studies limited my Intended Come and groom. Just when I was about to become bogged down with Get it... the plans someone told me about Pierce and Son. With just a single call I was able to .- > arrange for wedding invita tions, napkins, personalized matches, complete photograp hic coverage of my wedding, ARIZONA McCOY, 332$ Daw starting with tbt fitting of the son av., Cincinnati, a plant bridal gown. Pierce and Son mechanic's helper with the provided a. complete floral points of the period jost prior Cincinnati Gas and Electric service, too. They handled to and Including the wedding Co., has become a 25 year vet flowers for each of four show ceremony in the beautiful al ers at which I was honoree, eran. Mr. McCoy started with bum of pictures I have. I'm made bouquets for myself and very pleased with the 'one the Gas Dept. of CGE In 1935 all my attendants, decorated stop service' and I'm happy to and worked In various capaci my home and the church. recommend it to others.'* ties until he became a plant Handling of these important Pierce and Son Florist and mechanic's helper at the East details relieved ray-family and Photo Studio is located at 823 1 to other tasks and helped End Gas Works. He was born E. Long St. For more infor make my wedding day an even mation on our "one stop ser In Kings Mountain, N. C, and more pleasant event I'll be vice" for brides to be just call has one daughter and one son. able to relive all the high CL. 8 3533.—PD. ADV.
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n^itmiwww^w n—.. »• •***+•** iwst^i- **W fc» r*»t*w» SATURDAY; 3TJNB 4, 1&60 SATURDAY. JUNE 4, 1960 PACE I? TTraflfflOfiBNTOBfi PAGE 4 mam OF wuna IUMP Tea Skull IM MOVE BtCOMMGl m Political Pot-pom 11 jGt.fo$H, £. | By JOHN 8. COMBS O LAST WEEK thia column pointed out that former Pros. Let's Face It Truman's endorsement of Sex Stuart Symington for the Demo-j cratic presidential nomination would undoubtedly carry consider *** • NEGROES in Columbus have a beautiful social life. able weight. They turn out in great numbers, dressed to the teeth in It was also suggested that* no one is very minks, sables and the finest of wearing apparel, much of \\ likely to win the nomination without dealing with carrying labels of international note. House Speaker Sam Rayburn and Senate major .TkE FIRST NEGRO IN OVER They attend the prominent affairs in style—via some ity leader, Lyndon Johnson, the adroit political] of the longest and shiniest vehicles turned out by American leaders from Texas. > . and foreign manufacturers. They wine and dine in the Looking at the situation from the sidelines, g> YEARS TO OCCUPY A MAJOR same manner or drop in at their private clubs for an exclu one is apt to get the idea that the Truman-Sym sive party or after-dance sip or nightcap. ington, Rayburn-Johnson combination is out to block Sen. John Kennedy from winning tlic nomi All this is most impressive to many on tie local scene nation. This idea is bolstered when one recalls MUNICIPAL POST IN flTLANTA,GA. / and abroad. And the most startling thing to they attend that cyen"though Truman has endorsed Syming these events come rain, sleet or snow. ton, he is as close to Rayburn as Damon was to • SOMETIMES many are compelled to confinement Pythias. * THIS PRESIDENT OF ATLANTA UNIV. with colds and other illnesses as a result of exposure to ex COMBS Moreover, Truman is known to be a firm treme weather by low-cut evening wear or sudden change believer in the old creed of never turning his back on a friend. So, 1 of temperature or drafts, but the parade continues on and in evaluating this perplexing situation, it is fairly logical to con WAS ELECTED TO THE 8D.OF EDUC.QN MAY 13,1953'/ the social pace is maintained. elude that in the end, Truman and Rayburn will be on. the same Meanwhile, some 1600 students, face trial because team. • • • they had the courage to brave the cutting streams of pow • A YEAR AGO when Gov. DiSaile was being raked over the erful fire hoses and stand drenched and soaked for hours in coals for not making any outstanding Negro appointments, he an a stockade under guard. swered the criticism by saying that in due time everything would Some received damaging wounds and disfigurement be made alright. . to their features as a result, but they stood up and were Whether he lias kept this pledge to the letter is a moot ques counted. tion. However, it cannot be denied that he has made several out . i Education Corner The Hale Group And Segregationists' Concept Of Freedom w THESE KIDS are not asking anybody to stop at standing appointments. His most recent .went to Robert V. Frank tending swank social affairs or driving fine cars, or wear lin Jr., who he named a municipal court judge in Toledo. ing the most expensive apparel. Franklin, only 34, assumed the $15,000 per year post May 21. THE BIG DILEMMA By DR. M. MILFORD CALDWELL {Dij ductus oUl These kids are not asking anyone to stop eating fine He became the first Negro to hold such a high judicial position in food or imbibing fine liquor or cutting the rug until the weo that city. • LIFE WOULD be much'this goal at any cost. They feel J A felt need exists in the organ hours of the morn. A past president of the Ohio Conference of NAACP branches, more comfortable if there were they have not passed the learn- ism: the organism acts to satis «M» •»«»n • •••••••••»«i««—HON! i> —n. »»i'i — These kids are not asking for anything but FREEDOM Franklin had the endorsement ©r the Toledo Bar Ass'n and of the { • A FEW weeks ago there denly the halls have become' gro business and enterprise peo no decisions to make. Sometimes ing stage and they are willing to fy the need. Now what brings ple will have to come out withi*"fo*r *•yo—u —an—d *yo u and you•, and they have shown they have Lucas County Democratic executive committee. The term to g we allow our de give it all they have. about the need? Why will not « «aS a Panhellenic confab held quite inadequate. which he was appointed expires in 1963. However, he must seek Cohombus and the Greek fra- The UUle printer almost bawl- rival attracUons with what the the courage to pay the price, cisions to be- J static, passive existence take jn election next fall; • . c o m e rootless • LEARNING is continuous jcare of the individual? ternuHnd sorority people held ed his eye. out when he saw white man has to offer to get • BUT WHAT happens? Many were so busy datin* throughout life, and it is inevit meetngs, made big decisions more than a thousand dollars the business that goes else and ratin* they were too lazy to show their support by at Franklin, a former police prosecutor and assistant law direc evils. The human organism is equip- tor of Toledo, became the second Negro appointed to a judgeship Some exam- able in active human beings. j ped by heredity with certain rs- andd* ome frolicking. And it worth of printing going: to a where. tending last week's NAACP rally and gave as their excuse* The question is: How and under was all done in the big white white firm instead of to, h.m » "It was the rain." by DiSallc. Theodore Williams of Cleveland received a municipal pies of decisions jther defiriinte potentialities or • I AM forced to admit that judgeship from DiSaile as a Christmas present late last December. that must be what conditions does the process j patterns of response, such as aotel "nd other white owned a proper token of gratitude on i Meanwhile, 1600 young Negro students face trial be- the Greeks found superior ade made during get started? nerve impulses, breathing, blood ban. wife nary • Negro busi- the part of the fraternity for all j cause they had the courage to get drenched and clubbed in • TWO OTHER* top Negro appointees are Russell Carter of halls with nary a « g , hc ^^ Yept quacy in taking their business to the span of a | Broadly, the formula is this: circulation and movement. As neasman getting to on the spend »• ge^ ^jg^ ^ Dayton, of the Dept. of Finance, and Joseph Doneghy, cnairman of nQ a downtown hotel for they had an effort to secure first class citizenship for you and you lifetime are: long as the organism is in pure- plentious meeting hall space, and you. * the Pardon and Parole Commission. The latter, like Franklin, is air, or in an environment that ^Back in 1M6 a Greek frater-Jer can produce and everything a native of the governor's hometown. Carter is a former munici DR; Shall 1 con- Our Understanding God rooms for visitors and entertain Pardon us if we have stepped on anyone's toes, but CALDWELL tinue my educa will lend itself to a good liveli r/y held a general conference in *• Negro makes goes back into ment facilities, all under one pal court judge in Dayton. By MRS. CAROL REESE clmbl The meeting hall was jibe pocket,, of others to make that is the way the ill wind blows. tion beyond high school? hood, it feels no nerd for .help. roof and in palatial surround As previously stated, DiSaile may not have satisfied'all con Dear God, what a blesmtf, it is But if the person wo3 sub them yet richer. • AS ATTY Thurgood Marshall, who is sacrificing Whom shall I marry? the colored Masonic Temple on ings. My only reason for a criti cerned, but those four appointments, along with several hundred Where shall I live? to know. merged in a submarine, in a • BUT THE Greek ladies and time with his family and a beautiful financial success in E. Long st. I am not sure where cal observation of their acts is lesser important jobs, do not leave very much room for argument. To many the decision to re That you do understand us so. sratoplane, or put in a position gentlemen will soon be seeking the frolicking took place, but the to point out that they were able private practice said in so many words at Vets Memorial turn to school after a successful JFor if at night we wake in bed, •that be could no longer hold his employment themselves and ci visiting Greeks were housed to make out with what the Ne last week, "You are doomed as far as first class citizenship life in other areas is thought .Our mind filled up with doubt j place in life, he would then feet vil service and school systems jg u had to offer way back • THE CIVIL rights bill recently passed by Congress and wilh private families previously ro na s in this country is concerned, if you let those students suffer and dread, i a need for something that would cannot lake care of all of them. when and that they could make which both Republicans and Democrats ore girded to capitalize on j provoking. ai ranged for by local members in vain." during this important presidential erlbtion year, is not what its -Much crodit should be given ;W can reach out and feel your relieve the pressure. Some of them must look to Ne e of the fraternity. some of those things do which built up to be. those who can face this dilemma _ hand This is where they turn to edu gro business to supply jobs for Back just* a few years, »n would put money in the Negro's _,. .. , , - .. -. ... _ 'and postulate a decision that (Close over ours in mighty band. cation. And now they face the, other fraternity held a national them. They certainly are laying pocket so that he can beautify The auhority for that conclusion a none other than Thurgood» . ZK. . » „,-. ,. • „„„,,, jNo far off places need we roam, jbig dilemma. convention here and well do I very poor groundwork for their and improve, l Marshall, director of the Legal Defense JJept. of NAACP. In Co-1 ^ feCl bW* ""'* **** **$ tour prayers are answered here • I RECENTLY talked with remember one member of the .future absorption into Negro lumbus to keynote an NAACP membership drive rally last Sun- • IT IS gratifying to observe A new world has opened to us Warning In Time at home. i a person who was facing this fraternity using up shelves of .business by throwing all their day, Marshall expressed his critical views of the new law at ajmen and women in universities iFor you seem to follow us and wcio. .« ~.~. - r these last 12 years and more is who have led successful lives in dilemma. It was explained to me crying towels. He was a printer business to the white man and, ft POWER lawn- mowers, especially of the rotary press conference. | stay ana told how the fraternity al- that is what develops when they!yet to come and we must not other endeavors and who now by him that much effort had to and type, should be handled with care, warns a June Reader's • THE LAW is so cumbersome "it will take a good lawyer ! Close beside us every day. ways looked to him to get outsail to throw a coin towards Ne-lmiss an opportunity to avail feet that a degree in higher edu I be put into this endeavor. How- ourselves of our full citizenship Digest article by Paul W. Kearney titled "Cut the Gr&ss—i three years to register anyone,'\he asserted. For this reason, he jl do not worry, God, you see little jobs with nq recompense j gro business Not Yourself!" Some 50,000 toes and 18,000 fingers were cation would be more promising Jever. he was willing io give up but we must never forget that said "the NAACP is very unhappy" about the law which has been |on7 ot"uiTg7eat'esV toskThere' ;I know you're always near to 1 his position or prestige in life in than "thanks" but when a large lost last year in 70,000 power lawn mower accidents. The ideal day will come when there is a Negro trying to build touted as a measure to guarantee Ncgroe* the right to vote to the L thft nbltm ot »djustment me. !hw other profession, arid return lump of money was voted to pay1 there will be no distinction in southland. *s ' a business and, certainly, if our "The rotary blade, whirling up to 4000 revolutions per One must grant that a person I to pursue art education. printing bills for the convention, j employment and no distinction monies can make the white man all the business was taken to a I in patronage one way or the minute," warns th<> article, "is as potentially lethal as a Marshall is not alofle in his views of the law for, according to does face dilemmas when he Young boys and girls have a other and, .also, the Negro busi- richer, _„, „th e_ same monies can an ANP release last week, Sen. Lyndon Johnson, who paved tbe comes from the top of the ladder 'Cures' Bilk Thousands I dilemma to fae / rl«s»«' ^r-mmimmTr nitiywiiiiiii in,«I.I M! ,y."'** !«»»»Tljq >H^gH»M^llT^|» ll SATURDAY, &*& 4,1360 SATURDAY, JUNK 4..19G0 THE OHIO SENTINEL TTTC OHIO SEKTINEti PAGE 11 . PAGE 10 play, way to avoid overcooking a T R E T C H COOK MEAT AT roast is to be use a meat ther LOW OR MODERATE " mometer. Rare meat is cooked YOUR FOOD TEMPERATURES to. an internal temperature of M0 F. The internal temperature DOLLAR Low to moderate cooking tem of medium-done meat io 180 F. JfatfW, $ peratures (300 to 350 F.) are Remember, cook the meat rare recommended, (specially for the of medium-done meat is 160 F. zmwm Bf ESTELLE U, RRANKS less tender cuts-when they are juiciness and tenderntss when cooked by dry heat. Of Course, FOCUS. ON (Marketing information for you use dry heat—roasting or all meat should be cooked at broiling. _. Consumers Agricultural these temperatures. Generally, Extension Service In steaks and chops broil best at COLUMBUS... Franklin County) • 4 to 8 in. from the flame. How IT SEBVES YOU ever, this varies with the ..thick Columbus State hospital serves ness of the meat. yon—by caring for 2700 mentally 7/ • THIS WEEK LOOK FOR: Fruits—Strawberries, Valencia ill patients from a 13 county The degree* to which meat is .oranges, lemons, rhubarb. Vegetables—snap beans, onions, green area In central Ohio, You 'can A Product 9* house tomatoes, carrots, leaf lettuce, escarola, canned corn. Meat cooked has more Influence on the OHIO PACKING CO juiciness than the amount of fat help these people by calling the and jMtultry—CluirU roasts, hams, ground beef, fryers, large eggs. Volunteer Service Council at the BEEF FOR BROILING in the meat, according to new Buy with CONFIDENCE hospital and joining the "Opera The wholesale price on beef research. If' over cooked, beef -Serve with PRIPC spring and summer months, ac quickly loses juiciness. A simple tion Friendship" program. chucks dropped considerably in cording to the U.S, Dept. of Ag price this week. This is good riculture. Better grades of beef, news—even for folks who like which come from fed cattle, will their meat broiled during the make up most of the increase apring and summer months. For expected on our markets dur new research reveals that you ing the first half of this year. can broil beef chuck and round steaks, in fact, many economi To be sure you are getting this cal beef cuts can be broiled or high-quality beef for broiling or roasted, - according to new re roasting, look for meat that has search by US. Dept. o/ Agri the least amount of connective On your way... tissue streaked through the PVPILS^Jx^ASTGAT^rementary school recenUy took part la Arbor Day celebration by culture food scientists. Top round and chuck in particular lean. However, some fat marb planting trees around the building. The youngsters are pictured ss they listened intently to the were rated just as tender and ling (creamy white in color) is pick up meaning of the-event and instructions on their delightful task. flavorful vhen broiled or roast desirable for tenderness. The la- ed as when braised or pot roast-:bel win helP y°u- to°- L Kroger - Sliced Provolone Cheese pkg. *"v airy Month Kraft ' t 1-os. Grated Parmesan can 33c SHARP ' CHEDDAR - America's favorite cheea* Mild • flavorful - Kroger A BOY AND GIRL of the year at Windsor Terrace were presented with lovely gifts and etted longhorn Cheese Ik. 49c for their contributions to the successful activities. Pictured, center, is Glc~nna Smith and Jeny Parks, holding gifts presented by Mel Dodge, supervisor, Columbus Recreation Dept., extreme Kroger - Pimento, Brick, Swiss or American left, and Mrs. Lois Scott. At right is Jack Cornet, director of Windsor, and George Guber. honored OMEGA LEADERS are caught by the lensman daring tbelr f |h. 49c guest.—Pierce Photo. closed formal. Front row: William Moore, Cincinnati, new Cheese Slices £ 29c fourth district representative; Dr. I. Gregory Newton, Durham, N. C, grand baslleus. Back row: Dem Cflver, Berwyn, HL, and Red ripe • solid packed Sweetened blend Kelly Bolden, Columbus, has ileus and fourth district marsbaL— Tomaloe$ '™ 5";„r"c Apple Sauce Egg 5 "t* «c Carter Photo. FINEST * )ars Rutter Kernel Yellow (lino • Halve* or Slice* No. 30J Cantaloupe Sweet Peas 77c Kroger Peaches 4 No. 503 cans cans 77c Luscious, v;Jne-ripened, Extra Hcb in vitamins Freshlike - Vacuum packed •large size melons. J N*g» ?7c fuJ 6rce|| Um 2 for 89c Leaf Spinach M^E <^"c Vacaam packed Stokely Finest NEW • Smooth-Skinned Niblefs £££ (era 4 •£ 77c Shellie Beans 4 "'• m 77c cans •••" Red Potatoes 10 vent-vujrt^. bag 59c KROGER FRESH FIRST STALWARTS to express confidence in the newly YOUNGSTERS AT Windsor Terrace ReercJtlon Center, 1424 Brooks av., were recipients of formed Beneficial Finance Corp. after its inception were Mrs. •wards for outstanding contributions to the program in the community at * '^"OfdUon Di*" Lean Lydia O. Burkes, teacher, first woman to invest, and William •er» Friday night. Pictured as they received congratulations from Dr. W. C. Bachelor of OSU. and Forte, businessman, who bought tbe first large block of shares lb. from left, front row. are: Connie Kirk, Jackie Broadus, Sheila Roach. Back row: Alex Flood sold to the public. Many have subscribed since the recent stock Tasty cZy^l."anet Sullivan, Den Williams, Darleno Smith, Physical Supervisor Randolph offering.—Pierce Photo. CHICKEN PIECES (ENTER CUT Tootle and Gerabllne Bell.—Pierce Photo. Legs and Thighs lb. 59c STREAMLINE for-SUMMER!. Backs and Necks * lb. 10c PORK CHOPS Wings Breasts At Lincoln Slenderizing Salon -771% E, Long St - For Free Treatment Call CA. 1-9038 lb, 29c lb. 69c Rib lb. 59c loin lb. 69c •Hi Mmmmf* i\m\m*mm) WWW w*-«- -V* - SATURDAY JUNE 4, I960 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 13 SATURDAT, JUNE 4, 1960 THE OHIO SENTINBE FAGBH Come Into My Kitchen By ANN «. WALKER ' • ONE OF the most delightful times to write this column is when I am sharing with you rcqipea of your friends and neighbors. In a recent conversation with Eula Mae Carley, 267 N. 22nd st, 1 discovered she loved to cook. This is not always true of home ec' majore who do not lJke Fresh or froseo strawberries to cook. Eula Mae lives with Cut cantaloupe in half, place Mrs. McClure who has long been on salad plates. Fill with cottage a 22nd st resident. Columbus cheese and top with berries. will lose Eula Mae in August This is a delightful first course - when she reports to her station as well as a light dessert. as a second looey In the WACs. • SHE SHARES with you two Douglas Has Musical dessert recipes that arc her fa More than 100 pupils perform vorites. ed in the muskSt, "I Rear LEMON CHEESECAKE America Singing," at Douglas (No Cooking) school under direction of Miss MRS. NEWMAN COCHRAN, winner of Gay St. Baptist "Mother of the Tear" contest, I* shown 1 large t as. pkg. Borden's Barbara Davis and John Chap CONTESTANTS IN THE ANNUAL baby contest and tea given by tbe Coltnrettes Club No. It are shown above. Left to fight: Don Johnson, held by Mrs. L. John being crowned by Mrs. Bertha Mae Campbell. Sharing the spotlight with her is Mrs. Battle L. cream cheese man, members of the school's son; Stephanie Wiggins, held by Mrs. Barbara Wiggins and being crowned queen by Mrs. Ids Speight, and Buth Brannon, held by Mrs. Flossie Brannon. Mrs. WUln Belcher, her daughter and sponsor. Wt t. whale milk faculty. Proceeds from the production, Mae Starks won the prise for the most unique table setting. i 1 pkg. JeUa instant padding Great Grandmother Wins Mother's Title 1 S in. grshsm cracker crust sponsored by the primary and Merry Makers Black, White Formal Mix crust and mold into pie elementary classes, will go to Coch- plate. Chill 30 minutes before the school's equipment fund for Mother of 10, grandmother of Gay St. for over^W years, took zes were given to Mrs maintenance and acquisition of Patterson-Carter Wedding first place honors in the Mo ran. • adding pudding. 41, great-grandmother of six. audio visual teaching aids. Closes Local Spring Season won the .."Mother of the Year" ther's Day contest sponsored by Mrs. Myrtle Kcarns, sponsor Stir cream cheese until very h ol altar in a bridal gown of white Miss Carolyn Patterson, 219, Tbe bride » ™*™* £ chiffon over taffeta, with a bod contest at Gay St. Baptist chur the Young Women's Auxiliary. ed by her daughter. Mrs. Corne soft, blend in Vt c. milk. Add re One of tbe most fashionable Oscar Newby, Robert Redman, ch May 8 in the person of Mrs. Her daughter, Bettie L. Belcher, lius Nelms, won second place. maining milk and pudding mix. 6. Wayne av., became the br^e JMrs^Joyce Patterson, HO J- ice of chiffon and lace extending Wayne av., and Mr. Howard affairs of the year Was held Eugene Rogers, Julius Corbin, Newman Cochran. president of the group, sponsor Other participating mothers Beat slowly with egg beater un ©f Mr. James H. Carter Satur into a full skirt and chapel train. Patterson, 225 S. Wayne av. Her when the popular men's club, Aaron Brown, Richard Lynch, Mrs. Cochran, a member of ed her. A number of lovely prt were Mrs. Jean Howard, Mrs. til well mixed. Pour at once into day, April 30, at 2:30 p. m. at A jeweled tiara held her elbow Oakley Av. Baptist church. Rev. Merry Makers, Inc., held their Colin Bryce, Frank Alexander, Odella Bnrns, Mrs. Margaret crust. Sprinkle crumbs lightly St Clair husband's parents are Mr. and length veil and she carried a J. J. Ashburn officiated at the annual black and white ball in Cheater Green, Ray Hughes Jr., Swanson, Mrs. Maxine Lewis, over top. Chili one hour. Decor Mrs. James W. Carter, 328 white prayer book with a wbite ceremony before an altar decor the spacious Valley Dale ball John Mason, Robert Otey, Clyde Mrs. Annette Moore, Mrs. Re ate with red cherries. \ Whitethome av. orchid. ated with palms, wbite gladioli room May 29. This affair falls Sawyer, Thomas Page. — becca Hynes, Mrs T J Mac- Pharmacy Miss Barbara Talbot, cousin MESSRS. AND Mesdames key, Mrs. Virginia Gose and FILLED CANTALOUPE and candelabra. THE BRIDE approached the annually on this date and is of the bride, served as maid of thought of as the top event of Harris Steele, Jack Taylor, ' Mrs. Carrie Kent. 2 cantaloupe* honor • and Mrs. Judith Chase, the spring social season. Frank J arm an, James Jordan,: An elaborate banquet was ser V-i c. small curd cottage prescription cousin of the bride, was matron Beginning at 10 p. m., hosts Samuel Stokes, Charles Rcece, ved following tin- contest. cheese of honorhonor,. Bridesmaidtsnatsnuuuas wer«.»..>e. Mis,,.„s, Jack "Coles, Samuel Crowell, delivery? Lynne Scott, cousin of the bride, arrived to complete tbe setting Rick Kelly, Charles Otey, Clar Delia Gentry atod Edith Harris of beautifully laid tables with ~refreshments» v„^,„;f„nw. intMembero tables so f witthhe ence Edwards, James Banks, They wore street length chiffon Egerias, dressed in chic black Jerry Stanfield, Curtis Adams, gowns with full skirts and bal and white, greeted guests at the Kenneth Warren,. George Cart- NEW 'SWEET SULFUR-8 loon sleeves in yellow and blue door. Each member wore an or wright, Richard Shelvin, Tom and pink colors. Each carried a chid corsage, a gift of the Merry Jacobs, William King, Eldon WACS CELEBRATED their 15th anniversary with a party bouquet of assorted spring flow- Makers. Orchid corsages were Ward, Grady Smith, Malcolm at Ft. Hayes last week. Pictured is a group of happy service- eTs. Gentry. women during festivities. From left: Msj. Becker, Lt. Col. BUILDS HAIR GLORY also given to each wife and LITTLE SHELLY Patterson sweetheart of the club members. Messrs. and Mesdames Willie Smith, Maj. Mr Loon, Sgt. Omahon and Sgt. Fisher. — Pierce served as flower girl and Toney ONCE THEIR names were Holland, William Kendrick„ Jo Photo. Harper was ringbearer. checked on the Social Register, seph Little, Robert Burke, Bruc« Mr. Forest Carter served as guests were escorted to their Johnson, Gene Emmons, George best man for his cousin and ush host's tables. All pf the floral DeLoSche, John Hilliard, ^Wes- Mrs. Mary Miller Honors Sister ers were Charles Weaver, James arrangements were done ex ley Cardwell, John Alexander, CALL a. vim Without a doubt, the elegant Wade, sister and brother-in-law Thomas and Walter Jeffers. quisitely by . Pierce and Son Isadora Evans, Richard Franco, Willi tun Jones. decor of the Victorian Room in of the honoree, Mr. and Mrs. Vocalists were Capt. Thomas Florist . the Deshler-Hilton hotel provi Harold Burton and Mr. and Ws Hli All Praicrlptiess Johnson and Mrs. J. J. Ashburn. Musical background was fur Drs. and Mesdames George ded the perfect setting for the Mrs. James Wells, all of Mun IftCftrainfp A reception followed the cere nished by the Al Walson orches Boston, H. Manuel, James Mor surprise birthday party in honor ch-, Ind. mony at llonka's Provincial tra, against a unique background gan, Raleigh Callion, Harold of Mrs. Mary E. Miller. 316 Vataraa* House. .""-.,. featuring a merry street scene. Weddington. Sherbourne dr. Her sister, Mrs. Wetrat* Among guests enjoying them Attys. and Mesdames William Elizabeth R. Conley, 733 Lilley Fm Industrial selves well into the wee hours of Brooks, William Toler, Napoleon av., hosted this lovely affair on Lee's Human Hair ! Aid For Tfcs Aged Second Annual Memorial Day were: Bell, Ray Glascor, William Fow May IS. Black, Off-Black, Brown, Aid For Dopsndsnt Dr. and Mrs. Griffin Allen, ler, Robert Duncan. Dark Brown, Light Brown. Chi! draw Among the guests were out of Genome Imported Hamas Contest Planned Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. Clar MISSES EsteUe Cooper, Rob towners Mr. and Mrs. Ervin K. ence Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. erta Collins, Glenda Johnson, Hair. Don't be fooled by The seecend annual cttywide the word "Bbmss-Lfke." Moses Smith, all of Detroit; Alice Cotton, Esther Toler, Mar Get the real thing at Lee's baby contest conducted by Co Harry White, Los Angeles; Dor guerite Diggs, Emily Sawyer, . lumbus chapter of the Frontiers —Tour official Import Oat- othy McGee, Dayton; Franzella Elzie YaUts, Hazel Thornton, fat. Call CL. 3-1316. Mail of America will take place July Certainly! Here's some 22. All babies 3 years old and Carter, Washington, D. C; Mr. Dorothy Seipio. orders filled promptly. and Mrs. W. E. Roberts, Glena Att'y Harvey Boston, Taylor thing to keep m mind—s under may be entered. Regis HENRI' LOVABLE "SupersoniD" Formula Works on Scalp; service that may be vital Davis, all of Cleveland. SPECIAL tration date is June 10. The en Jacobs, Bill Watson, Fred Kane, ly Important *in an emer trance fee is $1 per registrant. MESSRS. AND Mesdames Att'y Lawrence Gwynn, Gordon gency: If you have pre Each registrant will receive a Charles Mathonic, James Rick- Crawley, James Campbell, Wit DISTRIBUTOR Page Boy Hair Looks Richer, Healthier, Longer scriptions to be filled and percentage of his returns. Pri- man, James Burton, WUberforce liam Warfield, Royal McLean, Right now tbs famous hair and scalp treatment called SuIfur-4 no one to bring them in, res will be awarded for'first, [Jordan, Warren Carter, Oliver Nathaniel Seward, James of COSMETICS is actually greater than ever. With its scientific new tej telephone us. Oar messen $300;- second, $200; third, $100, Harris, Dan Medley, Augustus Brown, Dr. and Mrs. John Ev meats, today's Sutfor-8 at as soft and fragrant at the ger will call for tb* pre Supplier of Columbus Parker, Arthur Crouch, Grant ans, Irvin Lowery and John Cos cosmetic hair beautifies; yet that advanced sulfur formula • scriptions and return with Neal Bryant is chairman of and Central Ohio the precisely prepared this promotion assisted by Wal Lambert, Clarence Taylor, Nor ta. * like a maiftJom madklnw to benefit yeasr scalp. Beauticians For More medicines — There i* no ter Tarpley, Marshall Cobb, Dr. man J. Held, Kelly Bolden, Les A round of cocktail parties jTmAwmcsm tmm m itan mgmam mgamm hi modern Than 18 Years extra charge. William Preston and George C. lie Beard, Maurice Crawley, were given by various members, ..'•toagar and healthier kxatlwt Salfur-8 cusdwMa aarfacs gars* We Carry A Complete UM •4flrM_AMrVwa#ta vMftaHwIlntffniia t-tv»a ^ tmt* ij --•*-- *• * * " NOW AT TWO LOCATIONS: Berry. Floyd Foster, H. T. Flint, Sher including Charles Allen, William Car- of Of Hsir And Beaaty Alas $199 wauom MOW atom that* how The ogfy dandruff scaias diaapj man Flint, John Logan, Jimmy Thornton and Dr. Robert Man the famous fhdfas^'troataMW** psar fast Just watch how yew Roland. As Advertised Nationally helps to redeem the glory of «calp thrives on ffemsr-St St. Clair & Leonard VOLUNTEERS NEEDED uel, the new club president an Ebony Magazine • UP Volunteers are needed to help Messrs. and Mesdames Char Later in the morning, mem •van fha most nwasiey parched eggy {guuas—la the Jar with — AND — les Samuels, Robert Thompson, A Community Owned And STYLE bair and weal its tra»M! nabs tbo big bfaia T—bssmisgraat staff "Operation Friendship" at bers gathered in the Belmont rsl kngth and btctSy. runt daap action formula that Or.at Columbus State hospital* -1S60V7...Georg. e Yuill, Harriston Bridges, Operated Enterprise LEES SHOP for their annual breakfast. Fol rowt scat* ts "vmuiar* ta tandoaoasad^ptaarrlfyaaajr Broad st Applicants should con- Benny Dallas, Charles' Hay den, lowing this, they made their reg 328 N. 20tl» St. 1M9-UU MX. VERNON AVE Oak St. & Miller Ave. tact tbe Volunteer Service Coun- iBoyce Safford, James Kent, Wtf- ular pilgrimage to honor da- CL. 8-7623 Open Fri. * Sat Nights •LjsU^mirJm^m CAROLYN PATTERSON CARTES jcil at the hospitaL jliam Games, William Howard, ceased members. JjgHTailMiHi "i-ji^r- irMwv«*MMaw3«»ap*c**JM - mmtHf&mMtammtKWm&to -•• - i - ••--'• "l^f*^ 9»m*«iMv)WMmi'wmm SATURDAY,. K/yfE 4,1960 THE OHIO SRNTmglV; ~. ••; SATURDAY, JUNE 4, I960 THE OHIOSCNTINBK PAGE 14 m. '3r3f7 . Carter is driving a , . „.,»B Ifus is fiolna to spend the sum-, weekend . . ANN B. WALKER EDITOR CL. 2-7864 By ANN B. WALKER |tus U going o K- . ! 1960 Mercury with whitfiw e w accentk s . , . their out of HERE IT IS Jun. and VteW&ftSES . . . whil MBMmtVWmmmBtmmwmM i. , ne nenacimuu • town guest over the weekend the Seneca to j was former Columbusite Fran •t.'i . down to Mrs, Basnett To Sing Here first half of the year has gone | went UD-|xella Carter, who makes her . . . for us it has been a roundjdance with the Alpnas . . . im- .>.... • Asbury Methodist church, in She has also been guest artist of covering meetings and social j derstand this affair was quite !home in Washington, D. C, now cooperation with the Hast for several national organize* affairs with very littl? let-up and ;nice. |. . . Fran and Sue were class- tions including the National Ne ^mf Quits an exodus was made ' mates at W.. Virgima nmw ... cy is presenting as we look ahead to tbe hot sum-1 Quite an exodus was made [mates at W. Virginia State gro College Fund, Links, Inc., T" from Columbus when the Girl our hat goes off to Carter and^ Roberta Basnett, lyric soprano, NAACP, Girl Frie'nds, Inc., as * J- mer days, we anticipate a slow* - g^^^ £y friend, his committee for the delightful in a concert %at „Hartmaartman thea^ r ing-up of social activities . .>!«* ™ ,cland io a«end the affair ... we can't help wonder- i well as heard on her own sus v ana tre June 17, 8:15 p. m but until that time, a recap of,went to ^ «' » 'j u ^e ,arge number of worn- tained radio series on WOSU. weekend activities starts with »»to™>«££ '"* jggS i erf wearing short dresses, and Mrs. Basnett recently appear THE MUSICAL Courier maga the informal gathering ^j^^g^M Ro^in too many instances, not. ed at Town Hall ,N. York ..City, zine said of her April, I960, Town x«irmi«» White Rose in ioo m»»y «•«.»..».»-1 1™ »» *-.... ,- - L. P- Hendersons' home on fwicaw ® P • Hall debut: IZ Brewer' Mai- dressy or cocktail, were trying in « recital debut and received «„j Ing to visit with Arcnie ,IWKUW..-, Betty Brewer— , wax r ,.*„« „„;„• or*areL»^very, high\ohh prais«raise from noted cricri- 9 "Hers was an auspicious de» Moore . . . among those sharing jine Hamlar, Marie Neal, Audrey jto prove a (what) point or* are tics. Mrs. Basnett will be pre . _—_ in this moment and enjoying the; Bland, Roberta Basnett and Nik-j still faithful members of the sented to -her patrons at a re- j but. Mrs. Basnett was especially piano playing by Archie's train- ki Whitiaker, who, incidentally, "we ain't ready" club. . ception in the Rose Room Q{ the at home in the French group, as Virginia hotel following the con- her talent lies not only in her cr. Richard Saddler, were Betty'j Is the Columbus chapter's new MART WIIITTAKER pres- NEW JACK AND JILL members were entertained In tht lovely home of Dr. and Mrs. If. N. Savory. Barley and Ev. ManuelW^m .. In town for the Merry fa ' ants cert. vocal attainments but also in her of EaMwood m W Smith, 70S Nelson rd., last Sunday following initiation into the Columbus chapter of Jack sad Jill, Lawrence and Mary Carta.Ted Makers' annual black and white. ^^ memberif facuUy elegance and taste in interpre 1'. and friends who helped tne i A NATIVE of Philadelphia, Inc. Seated are Mesdames Virginia Otey, membership chairman: Geneva Bland, president; Lit Coleman. Harold and Pat Wed- ball were dashing Harry White , . . , . , ' . . J school to have a successful year [Mrs. Basnett began her musical tation. Her spirituals were in „. ... — \M .t. . . TV .u iana friends who helped the tle Smith, hostess. New members holding symbolic candles are shown ascending steps: Mes dington, Floyd and Alma Brown, from the west coast, Dorothy . . ».,„„.„. „„„* i - spired by an innate regard for iTT»" .T I i o» i I II i'»w^iiii»«Mlllu.MM|iW«qt»)|WW>|W^^ • ^^Smi^^f-^^^^t jGBUjt i FAGE Ifi TBB OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, JUNK 4, I960 SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1960 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 17 I mmmmmmm)mmi idHSMHIMHBSaWM Sacred Heart Holds MARION NEWS XEN1A GREENE Message From Southfield' C1NCY TEMPO Annual Music fete By Mary Randolph By ROSE J. NICHOLS «B,y MRS.. FRAN,„^,K„ "•«-«HUMPHRE* ^—lYi " p CINCINNATI. — The stag* Is 26S N. State St COUNTY DIARY « INTERESTED parents of Clarfield school pupils have given | set. for-the 13th annual Mission • CINCINNATI. — Last Saturday was certainly a busy one their ..support to Karl Morehart, principal, in pursuing needed and {Festival of Sacred Heart Semi- club-meeting-wise . . . The Links met with Mrs. Johnnie Mae Ber» *• MARION—Mrs. Barbara Russell, N. State st., just return By BREN1CE M.LEWIS bflatcd repaira for Uie betterment «f the school building. This nary, 8108 Beechmont av., For- ryjn her magnificent new home in Avondale—their last meeting ed from an Indian Trail Scout Council that included three counties. group, spearheaded by Mrs. Stewart Hawkins, Grovewood dr., met cstvilte. Sunday, June 5. The for this scason-^-and we're »til| hearing raves There were 2? leaders at Camp Young participating in camping. with the principal and made certain recommendations for im festival will be held on a portion over the beautiful home, the delicious luncheon, Girl Scout leaders taking this training are prepared to take their • XENIA.—Charles Young Post Spanish American Veterans provements. of trie 56 acre seminary campus. and fun in general. Mrs. Beulah Whitby "of De girls out for overnight camping. Mrs. Russell also took a first aid and John Rone Post No. 517, American Legion, jointly sponsored Response received from F.T. i —-— : • — ••• Officers of the day for the troit (in Cincy attending a meeting of NAIRO at course given by Red Cross, which is a must for all Scout leaders. Rudy, executive assistant to the •, ATT'Y AND Mrs. David the Netherland Hilton) was her only guest . . . Memorial Day activities with Sunday morning service at St. John first big festival of the year in Witling Workers club met at AME church, whose pastor, Rev. C. Wesley Gorden, delivered the superintendent, in his letter of Vincent, newcomers to Colum Meanwhile, later in the afternoon the' Heebie the Greater Cincinnati area are; the home of Mrs. Rose Nichols, Visiting pastors were Rev. S. special sermon. May 17, stated in part: i bus from Akron, visited friends Jeebies met with Mrs. Verna Greene—and this N- State st. Mrs. Edna Crowder, D. Lee of Marion and Rev. Clif- The Memorial Day parade] -r— "City water has just recently in the Southfield area' last Sun- Hamilton County Sheriff Dan meeting turned out to be a gay, gay party with prcsident; Mrs. Esther Lett, j ton Brown of Marysville, Scrip- was scheduled to form at East cinnati were scheduled to have been added to Clarfield, and day. Mr. Vincent has law offices Tehan, QincinnaH Councilman these delightful guests on hand to add to the at 761 E, Long st. • treasurer. Monies raised by thejture reading was by assistant Jr. High school. At the cemetery j charge of afternoon service at some painting has been ddhe. Gordon Rich, Judge William merriment: Mesdames CamiUe Hood, Louberta We are sorry to hear that Mrs. club are.used to improve the pastor, Rev, Etta Jackson . . . ceremony, Marshall Stills, Xenia World Peace Tabernacle lost Several other improvements of Wilson, Alice Dillard, Theresa Breazeal, Valora ! Roberta Jones is ill. She suffer Keating, Edward H. Rowekamp, church. They have purchased a Rev. Lehman Bates and choirs High school senior and 1959 dele Sunday. i) janitorial and* maintenance Clement, Marietta Glenn, Lillian Aikens, Melon WILLIAM WASHINGTON of ed bruises from a severe fall Joseph Kl a witter and Hamilton new furnace, reroofed the of Second Baptist and Holy- gate lo the Supreme Court, was •service nature relating to rest- Thompson, Bernlce Henry, Vivian Beamon, Ev» Xenia, whose latest sacred • DR. LEONARD O. An rooms, drinking fountains, ceil which occurred while she was church and remodeled the par- iTriedstone churches of Delaware guest speaker. County Treas. Paul O'Brien. Mitchell, Amanda Jackson, Gwendolyn Berry sonage. First prize, a large dec-!joined in making it a wonderful composition, "Pilot Me," was drews, coordinator of student ings walls, etc., will be made engaged in census-taking re Rogers and Mrs. Beulah Whitby of Detroit. presented by the senior choir . Raymond Herzog Is serving as MARY orated salad plate, spoon and 'evening . . . Lodging is still • A LARGE group of political. Held experiences. OSU; spoke to this summer." Mr. Rudy gave cently and will be incapacitated RANDOLPH Beautiful floral arrangements throughout Ver- of Zlon Baptist church, Xenia, assurande that certain plumb festival general chairman. fork, were donated by Mrs. needed in Delaware for the dele- science students from Wilber- more than 100 students, teach- tor awhile. We sincerely hope . na's newly decorated house ad May ZZ under direction of !j j ersity visited city hall jers and school administrators ing improvements would be she is able to be up and around Charles F. Currp is president of ded a gfCat deal tf chafm to Sarah Jones. N.'State st. Second 'gates to the Sunday School and orce un V Mitchell Jr. for a 15 day leSvo Hewitt Toney. Other lyrics by May 24. They are members of j from Xenia, Ycllow^Springs, Ce- made and that there were nu soop. prize, a unique doll ash tray, 'ACE League conventions June the executive advisory commit this party—and the sumptuous from tbe Marines—handsome as the composer have been pub classes taught by Dr. Milton S. |darville, Dayton and Columbus merous improvements in store was given by C. J- Green. Both l|5, \Qt 17. |f you have a room We' understand that Mrs. tee of the seminary. Rev. Remus least she set before us will long all get out with a beautiful, rich prizes were won by Mrs. Nichols available, please contact Mrs. lished by Beacon Publications J. Wright. City Mgr. Karl Lahr.at a dinner meeting May 26 for Clarfield and the other three Yates of Grovewood was in Mer dementary schools in the area. A. Catellani, FSCJ, is procura be remembered. suntan and much, much heavier who gave Mrs. Fannie Gardner, J charlotte Lloyd, phone 3-3271. and Avon House, N. York pub- served as host to the students, 'from the subject, "The Role of cy hospital and had been for at Congratulations to the group • SATURDAY NIGHT, Dr. (g'really tough," so the pretty oldest member, one of them. ... Ushers. Washington, wbo re Pvt. James H. Bruce, son of,the Public School in Teacher least a week. By the time this tor and one of the prime movers who initiated this action. The R. Kenneth Jones entertained little teenagers say). 0NT sides with his wire at 716 E. Mr. and Mrl. William E. Bruce, Education.'' news reaches you, we hope Mrs. of the seminary which was A delicious pot.lf.ck dinner was] • » FORGET the big community is anxiously looking the Medical Ass'n—and Dr. Art ra 8t uin, ch&yei • WILLIAM J. Gallery, who enjoyed by all. Present were;I*w "y Q > Market St., has been a mem 121 N. Columbus St., was among Women's Culture club held its forward to these needed develop Yates will be home. founded in Forcstville in 1947. Edwards entertained the- Den is retiring after 25 years of ser Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson, Mrs. jchurch, Park St., m Marion Sun- ber of Ziou's senior choir for the 160 soldiers who participated regular .meeting at the home of ments. '• V" ' ' tists—both dinner meetings. *Edith Ellington, Mrs. Marian day. June 5. The children will in an Armed Forces Day demon- Mrs. Alonzo Ware Thursday with vice as principal of SteeJe school more than 50 years and a dea • WE MADE an appeal to Dr. Harold West, president of Slater. Mrs. Mary Canada, Mrs. 1^8 sPCCiB^ music" 'Thc Pastor- stration at Olathe (Kans.) Na-jMnC Robert Wright, president, in College Hill, was recently con of the church for 40 years. mothers of 1st graders to con URBANA CALLING Meharry Medical college, was honored with a testimonial din Esther Lett. Mrs. Mary Moore. !*«*• s- D- Le«. *« Prea<* » val Air station. Bruce, a 1958 ,in charge. Mrs. Herman Miles Following employment at Sol tact Mrs. Vincent Loyola at guest speaker at the Meharry ner—and we hear tell it was Julious Green, Pinkney Nichols. I special sermon and a special, graduate of Xenia High school,'led devotions and the program * Alumni banquet at Manse hotel ra wU1 saiq PIeas a diers and. Sailors Home for Hi. 3-8682 for the purpose of or truly very, very irad! Mrs. Fannie Gardner, Mrs. Ed- P >« ** - « H V " I entered the Army in September, j was under direction of Mrs. Ro ganizing a "Brownies Troop." Sunday night, at which time the tend ! By Marion CouU • 316 E. Lawn Ave. • Phone: 3-3892 na Crowder, Mrs. Sarah Jones. . - many years, he is now in re- ; ^ ^ recciv by Mrs. Raymond Ranshaw . . . She asks members lo notify her sleeves. A lovely veil and crown Home Tuesday with Rev. E. B- With the family, took them over ment resulting from an injury Grace Wilson Taylor of Dela- ;Mrs. Ethel Wilson read a poem By Mrs. Mildred Butler • 3(03 N. Jefferson St. by June 18 if -they will not be topped her head, rier sister,' Jordan officiating. She is sur-L lhe Copa Club ttoo celebrate Mark your calendar for Sun ware, also a sister,, accompan-j- - • Mrs. Leona Wilson read a able to attend. she received while on the job MrSi Hu |^yp*'vr>r*^W^w'^w>s^aiw'^fa^^ * - . SATURDAY, JUKE 4, I960 . THE OHIO SENTINEB PA€r«l| SATURDAY, JtTNB I, I960 — " • -•». ! I • T.i I.I; ... r i , , i • ,.', PACE IS THE OHIO SKNTtN&U r ~*U, , mmm + m• WEEKLY MEDITATION • "THAT CHRIST may dwell in your heart by •faith; that ye, being rooted and grounded in love, and to know the love of Christ, which passeth knowledge, that ye might be filled with all the full ness of God." (Ephesians 3:17, 19.) Is the day of great preachers and great preaching passing? and empowered by his congrega Are the many functions of the tion? . minister hindering his preaching These questions should con ministry? How can the preach cern every Christian and at the ing of the "minister be magnified same time every child of God should face these questions. COLVMBUS • WE SHOULD be strength FUNERAL DIRECTORY ened in the inner man. The con BROOKS tent of Paul's prayer in this FUNERAL HOME INC. chapter suggests something of ltOS E Long St. the objective of preaching* with CL, 3-1411 ^ respect to Christian people. Evangelism and world missions alone are not enough. God wants CROSBY FUNERAL the best tor His children. HOME Pseaching should aim at helping •The House of Friendly them to realize the fullest poten Serrico" tial of their salvation. 1072 E. Long St Thus, the Christian needs CL. 2-1555 strengthening in the inner man FOUR OF FIVE GIRLS from Ghana who are spending eight weeks st London airport training through the power of the Holy to be air stewardesses with Ghana Airways are shown inside a mock-up of a passenger aircraft, THE 1960 GRADUATES of Psxey'a Play school participated In the school's 14th annual "Go to Church Sunday" at Woodland Av. Christian church. The roster «f WILLIAMS & McNABB Spirit. He needs to feel the in lesrning how. to serve passengers under the guidance of British Overseas Airways Corp. steward graduate activities Includes the annual play at Mt. Olivet Baptist church entitled "Ambition," June 12, 4 p. m. Dr. H. Beecher Hicks will be guest speaker. Th« an MORTUARY, INC. dwelling presence of Christ nual operetta, "Golden Torch," will be presented on June 26 at Champion Jr. High school at 4 p. m. Once again this graduates win have a luncheon at Lazarus en FUNERAL HOME ess J tannic Lardner (center) from Glasgow, Scotland. Lett to right: Miss Gloria Wilhclmina through faith. Johnson, Axim, Ghana; Miss Mary Grace Okwabl, Accra; Miss Starr Annan (voted Miss Ghana, June 19. The public Is Invited to attend tbe operetta. _ .J 818 E Long St The goal of Christian growth CL. 8-9521 1959, in the "Miss World" beauty contest), Accra; Miss Janet Soowdon, also from Accra. The is sharing the love of Christ fifth girl is Miss Victoria Boafo from Kibl.—ANP Photo. which reaches out with infinite Has Anniversary Biggest Storage Value In Town! C D. WHITE & SONS compassion for all men every maMaimMnMsm^ mm FUNERAL HOME where. 1217 ML Vernon Ave. CL. 8-1514 OUR PRATER COLUMBUS CHURCH NOTES • O LORD, grant that we CttSS ' MRS. D. A. WHITTAKER may be rooted and grounded in i«w.nw>» nm jam iwiniiiiuniiw SINCE returning from the AND SONS. INC. love that we can grasp some • GUIDING light Missionary of the Division of Social Admi 1 • THE GENTLE dove was often used in the Bible as an emb FUNERAL HOME Society of Metropolitan Baptist nistration, will discuss "Respon general conference, recently 720 E. Long St thing of the immeasurable love held*hi Los Angeles, Rev. M. . lem of tenderness and affection. The Psalmist-King, in one of his of Christ, and by so doing, we church, Garfield av. and Oak sibility of Our Community to CL. 8-9549 St., will celebrate its first anni Our Youth," and Mrs. Estella M. Moore, pastor, St. Mark beautiful songs, the 37th, compared himself to a turtle dove: "O, may be filled with the fullness versary, Sunday, June 5. A pa Worth of the Oept. of .Chris AME church. Is preaching a deliver not tht soul of thy turtle dove unto the multitude of the The Above List Includes of God,' through Jesus C' rist, wicked."- Members Of The Col urn bus nel discussion on the problems tian Education, Council of Chur series of sermons from the sub Funeral Ass'n our Lord. Amen. — REV. L. of youth will be presented at 4 ches, will speak on "Responsibi ject, "Know Your Church." A King Solomon, in his song, SIMPSON. p.m., with Mrs. Joan Baldwin lity of the Church to our Youth." fish and chicken dinner will bo says: "The winter, la past; the the dove in sacrifice as an ato as leader. Mrs. .Mabel Carter and Mrs served at the church, 491 N. rain is over and gone; the flo nement for sin. If a person fas Mrs. Marie Voung, Champion Edith Davis will sing & duet. 20th St., Friday, June 3, begin-' wers appear on the earth; the too poor to bring a lamb, thca Services In Columbus Churches nlng at 11:30 a.m. The' public time of the singing of birds is he was to bring two turtle doves Jr. High school counselor, will The public is invited to attend. is invited. come, and the voice of the turtle or two young pigeons, to be of speak on "Responsibility of Pa^ Mrs. Robert A. Myers is society Gay Street Baptist • WOMEN'S Fellowship Bap is heard in our land." fered as a sacrifice for bis sin rents In the Home > Our president, and Mrs, Geneva .Hill • THE ISRAELITES offered or trespass. Youth:" Mrs. Annabele Clement is observance chairman. tist church will sponsor "Wo Everybody is Somebody at THE GAY STREET BAPTIST men In Wbite" service at the The name of this bird is phoe- CHURCH, 496 E. Gay*St. (Corner Gay and Washington). U. Gt netic, evidently derived from church, all day Sunday, and all REV. 8.. J. JACKSON Campbell, minister. Morning Worship—10:35 A. M.; Sunday trrii'i' women in attendance are asked tht cooing of the bird. It was Jumbo Box Church School—9 A. M.; Communion and Baptismal Service— to wear white. A grand march RESERVE the first bird domesticated by POMEROY. — Naomi Baptist (First Sunday Only); "Special Services as announced; Midweek and miscellaneous program will NOW FOR SPRING * the Israelites, and from its habit church will celebrate the first Service Wednesday 8 P. M. v be presented at 3 p. m. Rcdedi- SUMMER of pairing for life, and its fide anniversary of its pastor, Rev. lity to it« mate, it was a symbol Samuel J. Jackson, Sunday, Caldwell Temple AME Zion BERGAMOT cation service will be held at • Weddings • Parties 5:30 p.m. The public is Invited of purity. June 5. • Receptions * Dances • THE REGULAR migration Worship and fellowship with purpose at Caldwell Temple AME CONDITIONER to attend throughout the day. Zipn, 524 E. Long st. J. Dallas Jenkins, minister. Church • Banquets of the turtle dove, and its re Rev H H. Teague, minister Mrs. Rossie Head is fellowship of Hosack Baptist, Columbus, school, 9:30 a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Christian Endea CALL turn in spring, are alluded to chairman, and Rev. R. T. Glea- in Jer. 8:7 and Sol. 2:12: "Yea, will preach the morning sermon vor, 6:30 p. m. Evening worship, 8 p. m. Midweek Praise, ves is pastor. , at 11 o'clock. He will be accom Relieve those overcrowded closets! Pack woolens, Wednesday. 8 p. m. The Capital City's Temple of Methodism. the stork in the heaven knoweth BARNETT'$ her appointed time, and the tur panied by his senior choir, • FIRST anniversary of Cor- male chorus and congregation. coats, suits, blankets, all your out of season articles Mt. Olivet Baptist nithian Missionary Baptist chur- WHITE HOUSE, INC. tle and the crane and the swal Visit nest Sunday at Mt. Olivet Baptist, 428 E. Main st. "No low observe the time of their Rev. R L. Petty, pastor of in a big Swan storage box. Clothes will be cleaned jch, 2029 Alum Creek dr-r, is be- 4306 INDIANOLA AVE. Paint Creek Baptist, Gallipolis, Creed But Christ." H Beechcr Hicks, minister! The Church at I ing observed at the church AM. 3-3152 HU. 8-9395 coming; but my people know Study, 9 a. m. The Church at Worship, 10:45 a. m. Baptist not the judge of the Lord." will deliver the afternoon ser at regular cleaning charges, then stored in Swan's Training Union, 6 p. m The Church at Worship. 7:30 p. m. {throughout this week. Rev. Wil mon at 3 p m. His congregation lie Greene of Jerusalem Bap and choir will accompany him. fireproof, mothproof vaults and returned to you Second Baptist &/ tist, accompanied by his congre next Fall. Contents Insured to $250. You're always welcome at 2nd Baptist, 186 N„ lYlb st C. F. gation and choir, will be guest Jenkins, minister. Church school, 9'15 a. m. Morning worship. j speaker Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. MARCO RECORDS 10:45 a. m. Eveningm-orsbip, 7 p.m. Vice Moderator Rev. W. J. Payden, choir and Storage Service Charge 213 S. FRONT ST. af RICH Plus Regular Cleaning Shiloh Baptist congregation of Tremont Bap A Negro minister from N. Come to Shiloh Baptist, Hamilton at ML Vernon avs. James W CA. 1-0755 York last week was named vice Charges Will Be Paid 95 tist, will be Thursday night In The Fall. Parrish, minister. Radio broadcast (WBNS), 8:13 a. m. guests. Friday evening, Rev. R. COLUMBUS' LARGEST & BEST SELECTION OF moderator of the . General As 3 Church school (children may be left with competent mothers F. Hairston Jr., his choir and sembly of the 3.000,000 member during worship), 9 a.m. Church at worship, 11 a! m. Contin United Presbyterian church in -j congregation of Mt. Zion Bap ued Church school for small children, 11 a. m. Baptist Training SPIRITUAL ALBUMS the U. S. A. He is Rev. Elder Q. Pick Up Your Swan Storage Box Now Union. 6 p. ra. Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. Music by five choirs. tist, will be guests! The obser Hawkins, for the past 22 years vance will close with the anni ALL AT DISCOUNT PRICES Union Grove Baptist ON VALE W pastor of St. Augustine Presby A! Any Of The 32 Swan Cleaners versary sermon, by Rev. M. J. • MAHALIA JACKSON • ALEX BRADFORD Come to worship at Union Grove Baptist. 266 N. Champion Ave. terian church* in the Bronx. Mitchell of Pilgrim Baptist, "who • CARAVANS • DAVIS SISTERS a) C. WARD Swan Cleaners and WBNS-TV Phale D. Hale, minister. Church school for all ages, 9 a. m. • ROBERTA MARTIN • 5 BLIND BOYS Also elected as a member at- Church at worship 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Nursery for ba Will be accompanied by his large to the Social Education Present "Pl»y of the Week"— WBNS-TV Channel 10 bies and pre-school children while* you worship. Jr. church with • REV. C. L. FRANKLIN • STAPLE SISTERS, Etc. . c planned wprship on the level of children through age of 12 at ST. CLAIR PHARMACY choir and congregation. The and Action Corruptee was |4s' X Saturday, June 4, 11 30 P. M. 10:45 a. m. BTU for all ages. « p. m. Personal and family public is invited to attend all Reg. $3.98 Albums -- HOW ! ! $2.98 Jane Patterson, Columbus, O., counseling by appointment COR LEONARD & ST. CLAIR services— MRS. ARTELIA vice president of the Columbus THE OHIO SENTINEL IS NOT RESPONSIBLE tot IFEBRELL. SPIRITUAL SINGLES NOW IN STOCK NAACP. tbs return of unsolicited photos or manuscript*. SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1960 THE OHIO SENTINBU PAGE 21 THE OHIO SBNTiNlBU LTTTRDAY, JUNE 4, 1960 PAGE 20 tri but ions by this group being 1956 to replace Clifford Brown the classic "Webb City" and in Max Roach's quintet shortly — WTHEJiniWOH - "Fat Boy" can be enjoyed In its after Brownie was killed in an MOOErS 6HUL original recordings on Savoy LP auto crash. The rest of Keiyiy's IMS N. Fourth St MG-12011 along with Kenny's contributions pan be wrapped up Cor. Third Are. Quiet Kenny gigs with Sonny SUtt, "Blues in In one word~greatness. Beer, Wine, Whiskey Bop", "Seven Up," which was • I HAVE MET with much, Home Cooked Foods also cut in. the summer of 1947. opposition in placing him above WE SPECIALIZE IN _ By JOHN $. WMKB - In August or that year Kenny,: Miles and Diz as the greatest BED ROT CHEU along with Max Roach, James • AS MY DAYS as a jazz writer reach their end, It would not contemporary trumpeter, but Moody, Al Haig and Curly Rus the fact remains,' as Miles and Should Marian be fitting it I did not write concerning my favorite jazz musician sell went to Paris to participate Diz are great, Kenny in essence Doggett,Pri< Open For Business and in my opinion the greatest trumpet player in jazz since Fate in the Paris Jazz Festival. is greater because he has never Navarro—-Kenny Dorham. As I remember, as far back as 1947 a* Kenny played with Leo.Parker drifted from the realms and Anderson Retire! QUAUTY FOOD BAB to my first influences of this new jazz everybody was calling "be Illinois Jacquet through most at roots of true jazz by aligning Specialising in Homo bop," Kenny is one of the first and most powerful names to come 1MB with.exception of a two his soul with experimentation (H Big Bands This Y^r For nearly 30 years singer Cooked Food to mind. As far as the trumpet goes only Miles Davis, Fats, Dizzy month tour of duty with Art and, commerical rhythmic vari Marian Anderson has been in- Beer it Wine To Carryoot 'ernationally acclaimed as the Gillespie and Howard McGhee, alongside Kenny can lay claim as Blakey's small band, the Jaxz ations which tend to destroy the « SO, IT'S NEWS YOU WANT! — Just in case you've'been In the field of music this year Open Dsfly 11:39 In 1 A. M. Messengers, with Moody, Jimmy creative instinct of a jazzman. :reatest contralto of the cen- James* C. Anthony, Prop. being the original prophets of the bop line with later greatness be tidering why big names like RAY CHARLES, BILL DOGGETT will be notable change in one Heath, Sahib Shihab and Walter Kenny has soul. In his latest ury. The June issue of Ebony 66? MX. VERNON AVE. longing to Clifford Brown- Bishop. This small band of a COUNT BAS1E haven't been able to capture the crowds at respect and that is the return ol LP on New Jazz 8225, "Quiet the big band to ballroom, is the magazine provides answers to at LEXINGTON Kenny's history in bop is a Blakey's was to six years later, Blerland ballroom on recent promotions which ordinarily at- uestions about her future in an (13 Yra. at Present Location) velop his own crackling, emo Kenny," the whole of Kenny's opinion of swinging jazz organ personal history of bop itself. prompted by Kenny and Bla mournful composure and his en let folks like bees to honey is BECAUSE the place is being si rtlcle entitled "Should Marian Beginning In 1945 with Eck.- tional funky style of high regis key's soul-mixture, ride again lt ly boycotted. Beige daiice fans are demonstrating passive ro ist BUI Doggett and singer Lloyd tered manifestos. In 1941 Ken tire depth of individualism is ndcrson Retire?" stine's all-stars and later the and recapture the nostalgia of captured by the Intensity of mance to the alleged discriminatory tactics of Rollerland policy, Price. "I thought she should have same year with Diz' great band, ny teamed with the "Be-bpp All- time gone by. In their travels on the one Stars" which featured Fats, moods reflected In that LP. talk is that B'ville money is hand-grabbin' welcomed on "spc- tired five years ago," Chica- SI. CLAIR 6MCBY Kenny had the third trumpet • IN IMS when Miles left night circuit both have* noted Sonny Stitt. Morris Lane, Ken Charlie Parker's quintet to play Especially dig the track , skating nights" and "collud" dance affairs, but try to enter o Dairy News music critic Don & RESTAURANT chair behind Fats and Benny ny Clarke, Ed DeVerltol and "Blue Friday." pearly gates on other nights and they'll get the drop on you that there's a tendency by audi-' Ienahan is quoted as saying in Harris. with some white cats, Bird so 911 St. Clair Ave. Bud PowelL licited the help of Kenny whom In jazz, particularly in bop we ^cr than "Quick Draw McGraw." ences to dance-and give up their Ho article which carries the In 1948 at 19, Kenny began, f * » .roles as spectators who applaud • THE MOST important con- he also took to Paris with him see so clearly the Importance of pinions of some of the nation's Groceries, Meats, Confections through Fats' influence, to de dedication, emotional sincerity Hot Food Served that summer and upset the Arch WVKO'S HAPPY DEEJAY, Eddie Saunders, is just about instrumental soloists and vocal- .. op critics. and souL So much so is this . ists!o«„. TheTVmyv believVioiievee thithis iis dudue iinn "She has betn disappointing Barbecue & Assorted *de Triumphe'. Kenny stayed mo3t popular guy in town. Ho has the young set on his side PYTHIAN GRILL with Bird until December of '45 necessary in the true jazzman. part to the many new dance recently," observes the N. Yor Sandwiches Starting With ROYAL GRIU KITCHEN "Biggest Utile Grill So much Is this so m the horn i his afternoon swing show, and the oldsters are solid in his crazes, such as the Madison and when he then Joined J.J. John in with his famous Sunday morning "Sermon and Songs" pro- LLOYD PRICE ker magazines' music critic Early Breakfast WE'VE A FINE REPUTATION In Columbus" son's sextet which also featured of Kenny Dorham. Birdland, sweeping the country. Winthrop Sargcant. . FOR FINE FOOD ft SERVICE u . . . "K" COLSTON, my nephew in the white Panama, spent Open Till -l A. M. Daily PRICES ARE LOW HERE the late Rudy Williams on bari Think of all the people, Mr. ft Mrs. Harry Butler, 'TOPS" ALLISON, Prop. MB Mt Tcrnon Ave, tone and tenor. mil fortune in the Skyline watching barmaid JAN TERRY mix DOGGETT, whose outfit now clans who gave them accompani 'Person lo Person' -I think! . , . My fav' law enforcer, pretty Policewoman numbers seven, is a product of ment. young and old, who would never Props. 752 E. Long St. CL. 2-011" In 1950 most of Kenny's work get a chance to hear her If she was with Thelonlus Monk. Ken \Y ADAMS BROOKS, whose husband is the very successful the big band era of 20 years ago and CHOP STJEX ny wasn't heard from again un For Ella Fitzgerald and has always encouraged BUT LATELY rhythm retired now," counters tbe Chi yer and realtor, WILLIAM C, and former chairman of the Civil blues singers have taken oyer cago Tribune's Claudia Cassidy. MING'S RESTAURANT til 1952 when as a member of dee Commission, beams a radiant smile when she talks about youngsters he meets on tour to Announcing New Ownership and Monk's sextet with Lou Donald and they need tricky arrange And though critics are divided Special Prices On Carryouts [infant No. 1 ton. Dad is also Justly proud . i . And speaking of get the experience. of playing on the question, Miss Anderson P Management of son and Lucky Thompson they with a large orchestra. ments and big bands to give Legal Beverages revitalized bop with those me |*n* order, Police inspector HARVEY ALSTON is quite the them backing. Two years ago provides her own answer in the morable sides, "Sklppy," "Let's pnair gent in civilian attire even if he is impressive in his brass He regards bands as the prov tl N. Nelson Rd. CL. 8-3284 Doggett added three additional exclusfve Ebony Magazine ar Cool One" and "Hornln' In." blue. ing grund for new musical ideas ticle. BROWNIE'S CASABLANCA BAR and points to Ahmad Jamal, men to his four piece outfit and • GIGS WITH Sonny Rollins. • * * - ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES — FINE FOOD who played with George Hudson if the demand warrants speaks KATE'S Old Trail Barbecue Matthew Gee and Lou Donald \m NOT THAT WE dwell on gossip,. but that cute Long st. 164 E. LONG ST. OPEN DAILY 5:30-2:30 A. M. in St Louis, and Dizzy Gillespie, of adding three more. Essen Fine Hi ne-Cooked Food son groups kept Kenny's soul in-] ress who has a phobia for riding cabs even though her»current tially a dance band with a solid WILLIAM O. BROWN, PROP. tact until those historic sides in1 (has a "long short" is being threatened by one of her "just- who once blew trumpet in Cab BROWN'S CAFE 971 Mt. Vernon Are. CL. £4631 beat his crew is never "job hun December, 1954, with J.J. John cks-mates" she is trying to get rid of before current gets the Calloway's band, as products of Fowl. Liquor Beer 4E Wine Dally 6AU.totP.lL gry" because of their popular son, Cecil Payne, Hank Mob- . The guy insists he's not going anyplace, although "Miss Cab the swing era of large outfits. 337 S. GRANT AVE. Rata Earl • Pray. ity. ley, Horace Silver and Art Bla- i of 1960" would like to tell him where to go . . . (probably jus' ALTHOUGH best known as Both Price and Doggett are Columbnt O "U Years oa The Avenue" HUDSON CARRY OUT key. "Bashcer's Dream," "Lo i hade of it) ... It is rumored that the spiritual flock of the one of the nation's top singers, interested in establishing music 198 Miller Are, CL. 8-O056 tus Flowers," "Minor's Holi .at great) DADDY GRACE'S Hod&c of Prayer on E. Long st day," "Afrodesla" "Villa" and Price is a firm believer in big workshops in various cities NOW FEATURING TURNER'S "Vcnita's Dance" can all be pming dissatisfied with its location, what with all of the bands and on tour travels with where youngsters studyng mu heard on Blue, Note LP 1535. ng going on out in front while a soul stirring sermc$i is in his own H piece aggregation. sic can organize big bands and THE IROllEY "ERMANDO'S PIZZA" RESTAURANT . In my opinion I believe that And then, again, the sidewalk evangelists are corhpeti- When I'm not on the stand with get the experience they need for 81S Mt Vernon AT«. CARRY-OUT OB DELIVERY or the collection basket bit. Oh, well, that's life! • Beer O Wins 0 Champagne e> Parry Snacks 45ZH E. Long St. to be the fifth most Important them I notice how spectators the popular music field. With-] Open 24 Hours Daily recording session in the 14 year • • # will dance to their music and out this training, Doggett add • Groceries • Lunch Meats 8% Beer — Wine — Wbiskey Delicious Coney Wanda HOME COOKED FOODS history of our music _ FOR THE WELL-ROOTED clique—GUbert^acc shoe sales- seem to get a big kick out of do ed, how will they acquire the i Nineteen fifty-five saw the for -BILL BROWN, is all hepped up over the new* "Casual Color ing so," he said. training they need to become and Chill t» Oft. MM W mation of the violent Jazz Mes ' a Johnson and Murphy shoe that can be tinted any color to When rock and roll came into great musicians. sengers. With the cuphoajus Bla- your sports or business ensemble, and there are 120 colors vogue seven years ago quartets key as the "boss" this group *ose from.. Former OSU track star, BILL was sportin' s pair took over and the - only large VILLAGE TAVERN with Kenny, Hank Mobley, Hor ily green booties when last seen tippin' across the floor to an crews in existence were those of 797 St. Clair Ave. at 2nd. 1219 MI. VERNON ftVaV ace Silver and Doug Watkins re customer . . . "The Litchford Lounge and Rhythm Room is Buddy Johnson, Count' Basle, OASIS Colombas, O. vived the violent beauty of the BEJTY'S BAR AX. 9-0376 Serving tbe People in and blues at its highest point since pn the bidding block" was passed along to us from youthful Lionel Hampton, Ernie Fields WINE - SANDWICHES . SOUP CIRCLE BAR & GRILL Around Poindexter Village 1951 and bop that has reaped less executive NEIL BRYANT, as we were traffic-light-paus- and Duke Ellington, Price point WHISKEY . BEER - BEER, WINE • GOOD FOOD dividends of vast respect and kt Champion and Long. He was six blocks away in bis new ed out. LIQUOR* BEER • WINE Open 7 A M. - Clcae 1 P. M. car before we could answer him ... Word from the west It was hard for booking agen> glory amongst Jazzmen. ELLA FITZGERALD, one of Served In A Congenial Atmosphere CHESTER R. WHITE, Oft. j Kenny left the Messengers in r, that is) is that two former B'ville musicians have staked cies to sell promoters a band as the top singers of popular mu Now hear this — "YOU ALL" 941 MT. VERNON AVE. sic," and Robert Stack, star of prominent claims in LA'S musical field. Tenorman JIMMY most of the singing outfits car- Our New Cocktail Loons© Will Be Open Soon movies snd tele vision, frill be SN arranging for various groups, 1s in great demand for ried along two or three musl- Let's hear the truth, 21 SHRIMP guests of Charles CoUingwood nan on recording dates. Drummer DAVE PEOPLES, aside IN A BASKET and "Person to Person" Fri j keeping a steady gig at one of the niteries, is teaching drum- Top Negro iockies Visit Ida and Ruth. r ' LIQUOR day, jane S, 10:30-11 p. m. on to west coast kiddies. We're here every nite at the dance, Beer • Wine CBS-TV Channel 10. Miss Fits, • . *- * In Payola Roundup Everything right for your OR Fish • French Fries gerald and her son, • Ray MRS. EJC AND I were honored guests at the new Fun Come on down to the Fust and Last Chancel Case Steaks « Brown Jr., will be visited at club install..ion dinner at the fabulous Desert Inn last N. YORK—Along with Alan important dinner date! 6RIH Food Beer To Carrycot their home in Los Angeles. rday night. The „-'un Makers, a mere few months old, give all Freed, known as the "father of Musk Lira 'n* Juropin' By Suck, his wife, Rosemarie, Rations of becoming one of our city's most popular groups. rock 'n' roll," three Negro disc Champion ft ML Vernon CL. Z-0300 RAT REDMAN Escort your lady here for mem and their two children, Eliza* aims and objectives are to lend a helping hand to charitable jockies—Tommy Smalls of Sta orable dining. A superb cuisine beth, 3, and Charles, 2, will bo rations, civic betterment and to add to the community's sc- tion WWHL, Harold B. Jackson keen at their home In Bel Air, TOMMY JAMES and courteous service make Irecreation. Officers installed were Emmie Davis, president; of Station WOV, and Jack Walk Cal. the occasion an event! Monegain, vice president; Mamie Saunders, recording secre- er—were among eight arrested J.US PLACE-Old Star Light Inn Charles Saunders, financial secretary, and John C Payne, here last week and charged with and Kb Boys, Ralph and Hank accepting graft payments from You're sore to enjoy oar 1443 Fields Ave. AX 9-0731 -rer. Jane Monegain, chairman of the Desert Inn affair, is Corner of Uth la Front of Main Entrance to Fairgrounds : highly commended for a truly fabulous banquet. Remember recording firms and distributors, Blue Monday Dance • Thursday Treat Mte roast pork prepared ex Southern Tea tor plugging their recordings. pertly and served with Featuring name FUN MAKERS. You'll be hearing a lot about their tied endeavors . . . The after-dance party and jam session for extras. Room 4T BASIE at the Regal didn't come oft Wednesday AM sim- HERE'S A WAY TO HELP DANCING EVERY WEEKEND BEER WISE - FOOD «•«» Teee Fii«*d« Hem Here's a way to help the fight SPECIALTY* Delivery Service Oa ecause it would have been an after hours affair which would fMrlran Dinners Every put the club's permit and manager, WENDELL RASH'S for mental health: Call tbe Vol FIRST & LAST CHANCE SERVICE AROUND THE CLOCK AT Sunday Home Fried Pie. unteer Service Council at Co PIZZA and BAR-B-Q 618 E. LONG ST. ; on the choppin' block. lumbus State hospital and learn * * o UOUOR - WME FOOD leoy <> - Open DsBy | ft. M.-l A. M. Homo Cooked Pie* Jay | how you can Join "Operation ' 1478 Oak St at Miller CL. 2-0287 NOVELTY FOOD BAR Food Served FrLft Sat. 8 A. M. UatU Meralag Plato UNTIL NEXT column time, remember that Eddie "Many a tight nut has been loosened by a small wtnch," |Fmndsbip. 741 £. LONG ST. CApital 4-0552 Props.: JOHN ft JAMES TUCKER PAGE 2S SATURDAY, JUNE 4.1960 TOB OHIO SSNTlNni SATURDAY* JUNE 4. 1960 THE OHIO SBNTINgL PAGE 22 A great time Is ahead for boys of Enjoy OHIO Vacation Spots... this community who GOOD want to go to sum mer camp at Camp Excellent summer vacation to* Alfred L. WlUson, FIRST IN ^ located In many sections NEWS loeated ocar Belle- sortg a e fontalne, Ohio. This A SERIES of Ohio. The largest number of te- Is tbe wonderful camp owned and IHHII1II—•ajlllillilili sorts are in the I"ake Eric "a"'00- operated by t b % FOR BOYS Ohio's state-owned vacationing areas Include: Lake Hope _ YMCA. In Zaleski State Forest; Hueston Woods near Oxford; Tbe camp contains 337 acres with 70 acres of sparkling Lake Mac-O-Chee, providing the best la Fymatunlng State Park, Andover; Pike Lake near Baln- swimming, boating, fishing and canoeing. feridge, and Pander son Lodge in Geauga County. The The YMCA is a member of the American Camping Ass'n and provides its campers with Muskingum Conservancy District has cabins for rent at excellent leadership. A trained Camp Dlrertor is oa duty at all times. The camp staff Is composed Atwood, Pleasant Hill, Piedmont and Tappan Lakes. of college graduates and undergraduates with. Motorists touring the state will find many conveniences previous YMCA or camp experience. Each coun selor is an outstanding leader and is carefully In Ohio's roadside parks. Each contains such essential fa selected. A medical student Is atso'a member of cilities as: safe drinking water, the camp staff. Camp Wilson's program, called "Adyenture picnic tables, fireplaces and fuel, Through Nature," is carefally planned so that YMCA"CAMP ALFBED W1LLSON toilets and shade. boys share with others the happy friendship of Please send me full information about the YMCA j group learning and living together. Dally activi More information concerning any camp. v | ties include baseball, tennis, archery, cookouts, —7- Send me Information how my son can earn all or I of the 54 state-owned parks or vaca chuck-wagon feeds and arts and crafts. Evening fCAMP WILISOH part of his way to camp by selling cookies. * programs Include camp fires, Indian ceremonies, - tioning faculties may be acquired I am Interested In your camp program buouti ie"fee»l I« [| talent shows and others. will need some financial help to send my "bo• —y to | from advertisers appearing en this WeU-boltt cabins house It campers and their camp. Stale Parts like lake Hope Offer Ideal Vacation Facilities counselors. Food is of the best quality and served Name Boy's Namte , -; page or by visiting The Ohio Senti •PHOTO COURTESY, OHIO DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCE* In generous amounts to satisfy all appetites. Age Camp WlUson Is a non-profit operation. Tbe Address j " — nel. S9* E. Long St. fees, which are very reasonable, along with funds School Phone BUNTING from the United Community Council, are used to Y Member: (Check one) Yes No provide the best facilities for the boys and to Interested In: (Cheek one! 1 week period JE— maintain the camp in Up-top condition. t week period - DELUXE ALUMINUM CHAISE Complete Information on Camp WlUson can Send to: Spring St. YMCA, Ztt E. Spring St. SHAW'S | Send to: Spring St. YMCA, 20Z fc. spring M. REG. $49.95 VALUE 'be obtained by writing or caUing Spring St. J Columbus IS, Ohio Branch YMCA, iOl E. Spring St., Columbus, TRANSISTOR CApttai 1-C77IV.S HOW $0495 THIS MESSAGE PUBLISHED COURTESY OF THE FOLLOWING LISTED INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESSES RADIO UNIVERSITY Williams McNabb Mortuary, Inc. Chesapeake Snack Bar Columbus Transit Company Fits in pocket, or purse. gig E. Long St. CL. 1*321 Amazing radiopbonic re , AUTO SALES CL. 2-0215 40 W. Long St. 12* Mt. Vernon Are. ception. WHEN BETTER DEALS ARE MADE - Comes complete with UNIVERSITY WILL MAKE THEM Frank C. Shearer earphone and cases for Brooks Funeral Home, Inc. Hawthorne Printing Co. both radio and earphone. L Attorney-at-Law ALL MAKES & All MODELS 1190 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. S-60W George Brooks & Associates . "Symbol of Distinctive Service* BEG. $29M VaLUE FIFTH AVE. AT CLEVELAND AVE. Mr. St Mrs. Van B. Fairrow 11M E. Long -St. CL. 2-1411 AX. 4-4645 16" 26"x75" between arms. Matching upholstery, Charles Woriey Real Estate Watson Realty Co. Spicer Furniture Co. 5-posltion adjustment. Inncrsprtng units, felt and sisal opbolstered. Colors in solid er florals. 993-995 Mt. Vernon Ave. at 18th St. S. HIGH ST. Sales and Service 1262 E. Long St. CL. 3-421* Charles F. Spicer, President & Owner A EASUkE TO GIVE! A JOY TO RECEIVE! CL 1M Robert Watson (CL. 2-4216) Alma Brown (CL. J 2308) 117 N. 201* St. ** * USE OUR FRIENDLY CREDIT! Given Away FREE Flamingo Club & Grill Big Bear Super Markets A. W. Burns & Sons Wayne E. Brown. President CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FIBER PORCH RUG CL. *•«•« CL. 2-04*5 You get Free with the par chase of any Sam mer 424 Woodland Ave. 1MH and 792 E. Long St. 770 W. Goodale St. Porch Furniture . . . totaling $14.95 or more! Reg. $1.19 Camp Stool * f .- • FEATHER LIGHT McCown's Enterprises Fealherstone Market Hillmon's Confectionery John it Olive Hillmon. Props. CAPTURE STACK CHAIR 705-727 ML Vernon Ave. 459 N. 18th St. CL. 2-0550 SPECIAL . y J19 £. Long SL CL. 2-030* $ 795 James J. McCown, Prop. Mr. & Mrs. Albert Feather stone SUMMER PRICE FUN' ON FILM King size stack chair. Featherweight "champ" Heavy Harawood Frame. Walker's House Of Styles Mrs, 0. A. Whittaker & Sons, Inc. can support a heavy Spring St. Branch YMCA Memories of vacation and week-end Canvas Seat. Funeral Home fun will live longer and mean' more weight. Stacks easily and A. P. Bentley, Chmn. Board of Management Columbus' Leading 8c Foremost Processor when yon bring back plenty of pic Is equally "at home" in Family Owned A Operated For Over 50 Years'* doors or outdoors. . Me Nelson L. Newsom, Executive Secretary Herbert Walker tures. Be sure tb take along a good 720 E. Long SL CL. **549 camera and lots of film. Get both 828 E. Long St. SHOP MON. St FRI. 202 E. Spring St, CA. 1-6773 here. Stop in soon! NIGHTS TIL 8:30 Brown's Barber Shop ePlCER'C New Model Print Shop E. E. Ward Transfer Co. W i-L'RNrrt'Ri O (L M543 Serving Columbus and Central Qhio Specializing In Quality Service THIGPEH DRUGS SHOP BIG BEAR FOR BEST FOOD BUYS 2-Day Service Continuously For 79 Years 662 E. LONG ST. CL. 2-0262 FOR PICNICS, COOKOUTS, VACATION TRIPS Agent For Global Van Lines William Anderson — Joseph E. Mickey 166 ML Vernon Ave. CL. 2-1331 "Citywide.— Nationwide — Worldwide J. V. Brown, Owner — C. L. William* L. L. Cotton. Prop. 22* S. Champion Ave. CL- *;2215 CL. l_|2l£,LongSL CL. rolSI mMummmmmmjmmw PAGE 23, THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, JUNE 4, I960 | •RAlttfcPAtgATtKBA^.J^N; JUNE 4, 1960 _ _ __ > >„*.— -—--- „ •|i'©I„ PAGE 24 THE OHIO SENHgjB *Wait Till Mext Year' Stirring Saga Cincinnati Nips Dayton I jM Clowns With All-Star NIGHT cc MI Ties Louisville Cast lit Jet Stadium Sunday, June 5 and shadowball acts; among A host of baseball talent 1a tun makes many forget he's Of Jackie Robinson's Fight To The Top been a leading major league others. HARNESS RACING to a standstill over the rugged headed for Jet stadum in Co By FINN1S BREEDLOVE prospect for several seasons; Hank Aaron/now of the Mil or even a success story, thia lumbus when the barnstorming course. Ulysses (Two-Way) Greene, am waukee Braves, got his start book U an account of the strug 41 THANKS TO the stellar Indianapolis Clowns bring their CLUB RESULTS bidextrous hurling ace who ca with, these same Indianapolia play of the Cincinnati Golfer- fabulous ball club funshaw ex gles, gains, setbacks and come • DAYTON.—Boyd-Ramey; 0; vorts on the mound and during Clowns. cttes «nd the absence of such travaganza to town on Sunday backs of the Negro people in Buster-Conda, 0; M c G u i r e» the hilarious rock' 'n' roll dance afternoon, June "3, tor a 2:15 BASEBA&L observers are pre- DavtoDayton players aas wyrucMyrtice w\McCtaw tora Q-0; Taylor-Ellis, 33:; I afternoon, junc», ior « these last three decades of New the dieting that the Clowns will Ivcr. Greater Cincinnati Golfers j'^' 0. Butier-Braine, ip m appearance against Deals, Civil .Rights legislation, thr. TWtnn club. 15-13 _ «e«eaimina, v, *> 1„ -v wv Royalss nine.rune'/ agairr cast their major spell won over the Dayton club, 15-13, 2; Evans-Jackson, 3; Copeland- rn The big attraction will be top- over the fans throughout the and Supreme Court decisions as in their intcr-city match at Cin Alexandria, 3; Butler-Copenec, c cinnati last Sunday. notch baseball, rocK *n roll dan USA end Canada. reflected in the career of an am 0; Manson-Tipton, 2, and Swann- And with such a formidable Again, I. E. (No Putt) Hayes ce, shadowball exhibition and , j)GU'n'> bitious, out-spoken, impatient Dominick, 1. aggregation how can they miss? *nd his famous "Big Ten" failed sideline stunts that are sure to man who docs not believe in • CINCINNATI — R. Hayes, to live I up to their' name and keep the most serious sports waiting till next year when there 3; L. Anderson, 3; Gross-Carter, spectator in hysterics. fame as being able to beat any 3 THE FABULOUS CLOWNS are important battles to tight ten golfergoners in thiuee midwest•!»««».,, buWM.,t ! Hayes-Brown, 3; Welbom, 1; OHIO'S SHOWPUCE OF RACING had to admit tKey rode home on Anderson-Johnson, 0; Smith- MOST OP the credit for the ARE COMING! right now. istunt-studded exhibition goes to * dub House Dming the shoulders of the golfercltes. Gamby, 1; Edwards, "0.; Saun* Clown Ed Hamman, traveling ROWAN, A staff writer for the Hayes' was medalist for the ders-Watson, 3. .„ — * Cocktail Lounge Minneapolis Tribune, is the au Cincinnati club while J. Reese j Individual scores of CC-MI and business manager and one of BASEBALL JUNE 3* held honors for the Dayton Louisville were not available at (the greatest producers of enter ' SidewaHi Cafe thor of "South of Freedom,'* tainment in the, history of the INDIANAPOLIS "The Pitiful and the Proud" and group. PreSs time. , game. His five seasons with the CLOWNS JULTW* * For Reservations "Go South to Sorrow." • SO, TO Dayton golfers and Harlem Globetrotters basketball • AT LOUIS V I L L E, t h e goj/erettcs, the old saying in team, plus .33 seasons of dia vs. T&nple 31361 In 1956 he became the only Louisville Golfers and the CC-MI i baseball is that a good hitter sit- mond performances, more than newspaperman to win three con NEW YORK ROYALS JACKIE ROBINSON, center, is shown with his son, Jackie club battled to a tic over the|ting on the Dencn j8 no g0od qualify him for the success he's secutive awards from Sigma 'when you need someone to drive Jr., as they talked with Mrs. Eva Manuel and, Att'y Frank rugged Shawnee course. helped engineer.- POST TIME: 8& Delta Chi, the nation's fore 1""— * Jets Stadium Shearer during the former athlete's visit to Columbus to speak Little wonder that many tans most professional journalistic Living up to his name as the* in a run et one of those crucial agree that the Clowns are to for the local NAACP. ' association, for his reporting on worst golfer in the midwest, the moments, the Old Divoter will baseball what the Globetrotters SUN. JIM 5 Cnt^imi JlOO CnrAtw4 35 "Walt till Next Year/* the stormy petrel of baseball ran the national scene and for hi* Old Divoter massed a 6 in. putt shave to agree with the fellow are to the cage sport. on the 18th green that would .who said, "The glory of winning 2*15 n M CkoHotM $300 consolation cry of the Brooklyn- still hit them home. foreign correspondence articles ABROAD THIS season's mer have given CC-MI the victory, is that you don't have to explain based Dodgers and their tans, is More than just a sports story on India and Southeast Asia. riment section are "The Great Adm. $1.25 Alt Seats Big surprise of the match was [why you lost.**" "NATUREBOY" WILLIAMS the title Carl T. Rowan gives to Yogi," player contortionist, who the absence of . the Louisville his biography of Jackie Robin- bends himself into pretzel snap; golfcrettcs and this was a big 'son, published this week by Ran Crippled last Year, ,es and bounds around the dia disappointment for CC-MI as dom House. mond like a frog; "Naturcboy" Hooks And Slices they are in the same boat as Bright Olympic Hope ' Williams, regular first base- This is the whole story of the Cincinnati and depend on the la whose "Jack of Diamonds"—from the • SEVERAL WEEKS ago, I agreed with the fellow who said, ! dies..tos win their matches for j N. YORK—Just a year ago, man' r a g - b a 11-aad-a-stick days on "The smallest package In the#world is a fellow all wrapped up in them«„„. . -, ... .it seemed he might never jump Pasadena sandlots to the vice himself." Being sure-that golfers of the midwest district and na J Mary Burton and Margaret ; * J presidency of a major corpora tion, as well as their friends, don't qualify in this category, I am but now o]d Joh Calloway proved themselves ca fc^, tion, and all the. headaches and sure all wil] rally to the cause of the following letter I received of Boston univerrity is pable of playing championship ^ brghtest hopes for heartaches in-between. from Samuel Grayson, tournament director of the Greater Cincin one ihe golf bybattling Evelyn Caldwell America's I960 Olympic team. nati Golfers and member of the public relations committee of the The big games are here, of wrwfes Alex Haley in a June course—but so are the feuds, the Midwest District of the UGA: Reader's Digest article, "The conflicts, and the personal prob "Six moths ago, one .of the DOCTOR Jumpingest Man On Efrth." lems that never made the head members of the Greater Cincin that his other hand was so da The 6 ft. 5 in. Negro1 young lines. "\ nati Golfers had an accident. His maged they are still trying to ster has set five high-jump re name is Melivn Durham. I am save it and even if they do, cords so far. His most recent THE MAN hand-picked by sure that all of the golefrs re there is some doubt as to whe X-lK's mark, 7 ft\ 2 V* in., was made Branch Rickey because he had member him as the likeable ther he will be able to have full at the Chicago Relays in March, "guts enough not to fight back" ONE ARMED GOLFER who use of it again. ADDITION: j just a year after the elevator declares open season on preju has done so much to promote ^ "Since he is the principal sup- 319 9»1 553 ' accident which put him in Mas 450 dice and politics, and shows j golf in the area. The almost jpOrt of his family, it would be. 244 940 sachusetts Memorial hospital, through his biographer that the tragic part-of the accident was greatly appreciated if all of the SlUsiKACTlON: his foot lacerated. clubs of the nation as well as Expert surgery and a summer their friends would send help to 827 967 733 of grueling exercises at a Boy Melvin and his family so tKey 414 620 464 I Scout camp followed. The sur- will not be suffering during this jgery involved-slicing a patch of unfortunate lapse in LACK OF ADDITION: 563, 931. 983 skin 1/10.000 of an in. thick from Baseball Game INCOME. SUBTRACTION: 413, 347, 2S9 his thigh and grafting it on "I am asking that contribu ,.his foot. tions bo sent to the following ad dresses: Mrs. Melvin Durham, 6800 E. Ledge, Cincinnati, O. Of The Week Samuel Grayson, 557 Maple av., • COLUMBUS JETS. Cincinnati, O.; Finnia Breed- love, 689 Miller av., Columbus 5, O. STRAWS Saturday, June 4 Sunday, June 5 "Besides the contributions X am sure all of you will send; I . BASEBALL Observe three heads with a single thought...how- DETROIT at CLEVELAND would suggest you send a get BOSTON at NEW YORK well card to Melvin at Jewish smart they were to get set for summer with an Adam 100 .12:45 P. M. 12:15 P. M. hospital. Rm. 300. Burnet av., JETS STADIUM - W. MOUND ST. .. YAIE AVE. Straw! We've the coolest collection in town...every fROOf * Cincinnati, O. Anything you send kind of shape, brim and crown...imported Milan*, will be greatly appreciated by KENTUCKY genuine coconuts, rough straws. Why wait till the I Melvin and his family." — heat's on? Select no**, and be sure of picking Jmt STRAIGHT CHANNEL 10 1BREEDLOVE. NEXT HOME GAMES what you have In mind. 11 QC • WIEDEMANN BEER Shirts and Ties Thurs. June 9 Buffalo 8 p. m. BOTTLED IN BOND Thanks—€ N. High Kri. June 10 Rochester 8 p m. Distributed By OENBUI pumuts COWO*MION OF WNTUOCr Hill Distributing; Co. Ed Baihy CLOSING 5 CIBIHIN6 COMPSHV . ; touisviue. KwrucKv 2270 S. High St. TV» urn. ii.i« >• IM mmir- Coil CA. 4-1175 For Ticket Information Columbus Hf. 4-2133 C.l«r.b«» Ott* PAGE 3ft THE OHIO 8BNTINB; SATt«PAT -jqKB^tty. SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1960 iJVOmOSBNTIHBu T PAGE se THOUSANDS and THOUSANDS Educators Study Rights off FREE Representatives ot 18 Ohio religion, national origin or an colleges and universities met in cestry on the' enjoyment of ci Columbus last week with the vil rights by persons wiUiin the mmm. m STAMPS Ohio Civil Rights Commission to state; . .and report any sur set up plans for research stu veys prepared including Com dies and surveys of civil rights mission recommendation .as to progress and problems. remedial action, legislative and TV otherwise, to the general assem C o m m ission representatives bly and the govc-nor, St last explained to the participating annually." representatives the provision in when you buy a new home at the law which requires the ONE SURVEY project ot *hc state's civil rights agency to Commission is already under "make periodic surveys of the way on the extent of civil rights existence and effect of discrimi violations in places of public nation because of race, color. accomodation and service. Patient: "I'm having trouble with my memory." . . . Doctor: "How long has this been going on?" . . . Patientr~"How long has what been going on?" NEW ADDITION at Ilome Echo, 215 Hamilton av., shown above, was dedicated last week with an Impressive celebration. New section brings the capacity ot the borne to 87 beds with three private bedrooms and a IS-bed ward. Mrs. Carrie Stewart h president and founder. Principal A Furnace That Can "GROW" speaker was Rev. Harold WIngo of CbJllicothe. AS YOUR FAMILY GROWS YMCA-YWCA Fund Is Extended THE GAS-FIRED ' It was announced this week by tension, per se. Mr. Nihde's re- j branch boards and the YWs Judge Dana F. Reynolds, ot the quest to the Charitable Solicita similar decision to increase their Charitable Solicitations Board, tions Board was prompted by the already $260,000 pledges by an NIAGARA that in response to a request fact that, for seasonal and other additional $100,000, In... a deter from R. C. Ninde, general chair reasons—such as people return- mined effort to bring.the cam paign to a successful conclusion It your budget doesn't permit man of the YMCA-YWCA joint ing to town, etc.—we are cur complete winter sir condition expansion program, that organi rently receiving responses in and reach the total goal, ot a ing now, let us install a Niagara zation has been granted addi such increasing volume that we needed $2*4 million. 40-G steel gravity-type'furnace tional time, until July 1, for a are' not at this time able to "There has been and will be in a size suited to your home... make a definite report as requir "cleanup" period for closing of no door to door solicitation. Re ed by the Solicitations Board. the campaign. sponses have come through 40-AC A. E. Rowe, director of the •THE INCREASE of interest membership, area campaigns A&A FURNACE CO LATER joint expansion program, in a and contributions has been more and other sources, as well as w Beautiful 3-Bedroom Ranches SALES & statement- from campaign head, than substantial, sparked, pos spontaneous responses from in 94 Avondale Ave. SERVICE BR 9-2663 quarters at 65 S. Front st., em sibly, by theyMay 18 and subse dividuals interested, in the work phasized that "this is not an ex quent action of the YM's nine ot the Y's. for the youth of our city." JfL 3 Schools in Walking Distance Hit Gyp Diplomas Phony and worthless college "degrees," sold through the * Convenient Tradsportation mail, are robbing the gullible in the U S. and abroad of an es EAST SIDE timated $75 million a year. ^ New, Clean Neighborhood This is revealed in * 'Diploma DECORATING Co. Mills: America's Educational It's Columbus' outstanding home buy I Southfield — a com Underworld, a "June Reader's We Specialize In.. pletely planned new community that meets total family need*. | Digest article by Ronald Schil Located to give you clean, fresh-air living, yet with every city CHEEK THESE OUTSTANDING ler. He cites examples of fraud *• Plastering Of All convenience. Only 12 minutes from Broad and High. Children QUAUTY HOME FEATURES Kinds in California, Hawaii Missouri, walk to school. No down payment. Monthly payments lower • Comfortable Automatic Ga» Heat Idaho, N. Jersey, and many than rent. All improvements are in and paid for. No special other states. • Stucco ma • Automatic Garbage Disposal assessments. You need only $20 0 to cover closing costs. See •• • Automatic Gas Hot Water • Chimney "When I applied for a degree Southfield today 1. • Lifetime Copper Plumbing at McKinley-Rooseyelt univer • All Types Of • All Aluminum Sliding Window* sity, in Chicago, I was offered Painting • Lustrous Asphalt Tile Floor* almost any degree I wanted— • Worlds of Closet, Storage Space for $100. ' says'* Schiller, "I • Paper Hanging • Large Lot with Shrub* and Grass asked, about the courses to be • Beautiful Modern Bath taken, and the 'president' re plied: 'That will take yon too 0.23934 • Three Spacious Bedrooms much time. Why don*t you take • Family Size Living Room your degree now and get your • Modern Kitchen — Big Dining Space degree now and get your edu After 3 P. M. • Natural Wood Built-in Cabinets cation later? I'll recommend • Handy Utility Room some boots to read." • Planned For Ail-Family Living TERMS ARRANGED SEE! COMPARE! SOUTHFIELD OFFERS MORE! HOUSE PAINTINQT^^ZTT Ohio Home Builders will install this beautiful Seheirich kitcnen using Tappan electric or gas ranges and built-in ovens, also Revco built-in refrigeration, new W. Seller* — 106 N. Ohio Ave. — CL. 8-8192 CL. 2-6569 floors, formice counter tops,*eilings and walls. No need to call in different . 5 ,,' •....' . .',"-',., I ,. ,1'.' ', '«', ' ' ..' ,',.,,"".' " ••"..,.. - OPEN HOUSE DAILY sub-contractors. Ohio Home Builders does the complete job! NO DOWN PAYMENT ^ 5 YEARS TO PAY The PAUL PETERSON Model Home furnished by GBck's, op«* HI. M4« EVERY JOB FULLY GUARANTEED C O ?/ »ANy from 12 't0 ? **«!• <»me "*l °* **** °" 950 DU8UN R2 Livingston off 8. High to Loekboume Road, OHIO HOME HU. o -i:"7". ::•.•.',•• /• then sooth to Southfield. IHDUMOUAVE. AM. 2-117* WOOD FtNCE mUUES RELATED »** TO mGBWA* CON«.»CT,ON HAVE »»«. PAGE 29 THE OHIO SKNTIfflffi THK OHIO BENTINKP SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1960 r^TimPAY. JUNE 4, I960 PAGE 28 jgggmmmmmzs^ Grocers, Carryouh " LEGAL NOTICES OHIO SENTINEL WANT ADS Columbus Barber Shop Directory Bobbie Laverne Klzer, whose Open Sat. Afternoon Open San. 2 to 5 WANT ADS GOODWIN last known address is 3426 Capi • ARE EASY TO PUCE tol St., Indianapolis, Indiana, Will THOMPSON BARBER SHOP Groceries * Meats will take notice that on May 14, 964 MT. VEBNON AVE., Neat 1Mb St Vegetables JUST MAI 1960, Edward Kiaor, Jr., filed RENT - SELL % SEVEN CHAIB SHOP Coraplclc Rarbcr Service Beer & Wine his petition in the Common DON'T BE SATISFIED WITH LESS BUY • SWAP Men, Women and Children's Hair Cutting and Styling To Carryout , CL 3-7416 Pleas Court of Franklin County, THAN THE BEST Ladies Hair Bobbing, Scalp Treatment, Deluxe Facials Open Dally Ml, Son. 10-5 Ohio, Division ot Domestic Rela HIRE-FIND A Specialty 818 E. Long St CL. 2-0361 A Courteous Want Ad Taker tions, in Cause No. 100310-D, BEAUTIFUL FOR YOU! Barbers: Isaiah Hamilton, Damon Lynch, Wade Saber, Will Help You Word .* praying for a divorce from her 0. Moore; Charles Dudley, Mgr.; John Thompson, Prop. ERNIE'S MARKEI Your Ad, on grounds of wilful absence for (All 332 Taylor Ave. CL. 2-8198 MINIMUM CHARGE .. 81*8 more than one year last past. New Stock. Complete Line Display want Ads, Said cause will be for hearing on BROGSDALE'S of Groceries, Quality Meats Per Inch tl.tt or after July 2, I960.—Webster EASTGATE CL. 3-7416 and Vegetables TOM'S B0HT0H BARBER SHOP Hrs: 7:30 A. M.-9 P. M. DEADLINES S. Lyman, Jr., Atty. 5-21, 28, 64, MISC. FOR SALE 621 E. LONG ST. 11. 18. 25, 1960. Monday through Saturday Readers: Wednesday Noon. BARBER SHOP Complete Barber Service Ernest Holland. Prop. Display: Tuesday 5 P. M. APARTMENTS $31 N. 20th St Facials and Scalp Treatments Julia E. Morgan, whose last Complete Barber Service A Specialty known address is 121 E. Long JIMMY'S MARKET • Children welcome. Beautifully landscaped with ECHENRODE Frl.8to7 Sat.8to6 David A. Williams, 672 MT. VEBNON AVE. St., Columbus, Ohio, will take Leonard Thomas, Prep. II. B. Posey, Barbers LEGAL NOTICE notice that on April 25, 1960, Ed playgrounds. New, modern brick apartments Coy Scott, Brady White, Jr., Bennle Brogsdste, Prop, CL. 2-6274 Dessie Lee Allen, whose last ward E. Morgan filed his peti NEAR EASTGATE SCHOOL. Free summer swim EXCHANGE Specializing in Choice tion in the Common Pleas Court Barbers known address is Kistlcr, West ming pool, very neat and clean, 8 bedrooms, attrac HARRIS' ST. CLAIR Meats and Groceries of Franklin County, Ohio, Divi 7WHALEY BARBER SHOP Hrs.: Mon. thru Tburs. — Virginia, will take notice that on sion of Domestic Relations, in tive bath and shower, garbage disposal, gas forced- 8 a. m. • 1 p. m. April 27, I960, Jesse J. Allen air heat, paved parking at your rear door. Rental STORE BARBER SHOP '80S St Clair Ave. Frl. • Sat: 8 a. m. - 8 p. m. Cause No. 100063-D, praying for (Between Star and 3rd Av's) Sun.: 8 a. m. • 1:30 p. m. filed his petition in the Common a divorce from her on grounds office corner N. Nelson Rd. and Maryland Ave. 326 S. HIGH ST. 614 E. LONG ST. Pleas Court of Franklin County, Complete Tonsorial Service S*eAN TALK WSWAY0UT0FWmjlN6;; Prop. JAMES H. FLOOD of wilful absence for more than (First Bldg. So. of Complete Barber Service Ohio, Division of Domestic Re Open weekdays 9 to 7 p. m. Barbers; Facials A Specialty % one year last past. Said cause Southern Hotel) Andrew Harris, Prop. EXCEPT A PHONE BOOTH / lations, in Cause No. 100101, Irene Tomer A Both Jones 1j FEATHERSTONE'S MKT will be for hearing on or after Open* Tues. Weds. Thors. ._t» it* 459 N. 18TH ST. CL. 8-8033 praying for a divorce from her July 2, I960.—Webster S. Lyman, Upholstered Chair .... % 4.00 DELUXE FACIALS on the»grounds of wilful absence Mattress (Twin-Site) . 10.00 mLLffl WHALE*. Prop. Sat. 84 Frl. 8-7 VEGETABLES, MEATS Jr., Atty. 5-21, 28. 6-4, 11, 18, 25, GROCERIES for more than one year last past. 1960. Sofa -r 10.00 SMITH'S Beer A Wine To Carry Oat Said cause will be for hearing on JOHNSON'S S. PARKS LUXURIOUS SUBURBAN Gas Range <36-in.) .... 18.00 OI.DTIMEB Wholesale & Retail Weekdays 8 A. M. • 10 P. M. or after June 25, I960—Wm. A. Lucille Perry, whose last 5-rc. Dining Room BARBER SHOP CONFECTIONERY Sundays 9 A. M. - 2 P. M. Toler, Atf y. 5-14, 21, 28, 6-4, 11, known address is 2304 W. Dia 324 E. 5tn ATS. it Imported Champagnes State 59.00 Haley's Barber Shop 18, 1960. mond, Philadelphia, Pa., will Men, Women and Children'! 1478 Granville St CL. 3-130; FRUITS Party Supplies — Domestic take notice that on May 24, I960, Hair Cutting 1582 Mt Vernon Ave. Groceries, Meats, Confections and \ WE DELIVER Alexine Harris, whose last O0UTHGATE MANOR Boon: 7:80 A. M.^T:» P. M. Complete Tonsorial Service known address is 17893 St. A 1/C Chester L. Perry filed his Daily 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. MODERN MARKET petition in the Common Pleas Looking for a lovely suburban apart Why Buy Bat 1:80 A M. To « P. M. Eugene Haley, Prop. VEGETABLES Aubin, Detroit, Mich., will take ment? Don't wait! Visit us today! CLOSED WEDNESDAI Floyd W. Saunders, Barber ELIZABETH RANSOM and 183 N. 20th St CL. 24594 notice that on May 16, 1960, Court of Franklin County, Ohio, Division of Domestic Relations 1, 2 and 3-bedrooms. Rent $67.$0 ALM. A DEWS, Props. CLM317 BEER & WINE Elmond Harris filed his petition up. Includes heat, hot water, gar Repossesed in the Common Pleas Court of in Cause No. 100399-D, praying TO CARRY OUT for a divorce from her on the bage disposal, playgrounds, offstreet SUG'S PIERCE'S Franklin County, Ohio, Division. parking and FREE Bus Service. Damaged BARBER STOP TLB'S MARKEI of Domestic Relations in Cause grounds of wilful absence for a BARBER SHOP ST. CLAIR GARRY OUT 61- 100 mor Model apartment open daily 9 to 9, 175 E. LONG ST. New Location No. 100315-D, praying for a di-lP ' e than one year last past. Said cause will be for hear furnished by Glick's. Complete Barber 8«nrlce Complete Barber Service SOS St Clair Ave. Columbus, O. CL. 2-0232 S18 Mt. Vernon Ave. vorce from her on the grounds Or Barbers t Sag Holman, OFFICE OPEN 9 to 9 • > Groceries, Meats, Confectionery, Ice Cream of wilful absence for more than ing on or after July 9, 1960. — 634 E. LONG ST. Complete Line Of 2999 Alum Creek Drive CL. 8-8164 William E. Stewart Wine and Beer to Carry Oat one year last past. Said cause Wm. A. Toler, Atty.—5-28, 6-4, George loses Groceries, Meats, Vegetables, Joe Moore, Prop* will be for hearing on or after 11. 18 25, 7-2, 1960. June Brides and Grooms—Contact Us Today For Your Returns joe moon , . ••«—n—BB~I July 9, 1960. — Wm. A. Toler, Virginia K. Smith, whose last Wedding Gift — Save 1 Month's Rent. CL. 8-8464. Atty— 5-28, 6-4. 11, 18, 25, 7-2, known address is 253 W. Hub When YOB Can SENTINEL RECOMMENDED BEAUTY SALONS I960. bard Ave., Columbus, Ohio, will To list in this directory call CLearbrook 3-7416. Deadline for sew listings, copy take notice that on April 25, 1960, LOCKE'S wmwL Yvonne Harris, whost last Bay New changes, la Saturday, 12 noon. known address is 1196 Seldon Charles E. Smith filed his peti THE HAWKINS Expert Tonsorial Service --Creator, of Process Style. Ave., Bldg. 705, Apt. 261, Detroit, tion in the Common Pleas Court 65 N. MONROE AVE. CL. 3-4815 THE MAR-LOU CLASSIC of Franklin County, Ohio, Divi Wilbur Locke, Prop. VANITY BOX Michigan, will take notice that Cc!e_Jbu». OU» For Less Frank L«doway--Rohert Young-Chester Crumplcr 819 E. Long St — CA. 1-1088 BEAUTY SALON BEAUTY SALON sion of Domestic Relations, in 309'..- Miami Ave. CL. 2-7239 June 1, 1960, Lawrence T We Welcome Old and New Patron* Complete Beauty Service 828 Mt Vernon CL. 3-3079 Harris filed his petition in the Cause No. 100077-D, praying for Complete Beauty Service Transient Guest Welcomed Tints and Hair Complete Beaaty Service Common Pleas Court of Frank a divorce from her on grounds We Continue to Render the Same Exclusive* Conditioning A Specialty Children's Work A Specialty of gross neglect of duty, and EXPERT WAKH & JEWELRY REPAIR Charlie Mae Logan. Prop. , lin County, Ohio, Division of Do Efficient " * Prop. Basel Morris Margaret Long and Operators: Lovella Da vies. mestic Relations, in Cause No. further asks temporary and per Evelyn Cardwell, Clare Ross, Louise Smith, Prop's Leona Wade, Millie Allen, 10O46C-D, praying for a divorce manent custody of their five mi 3 Rooms Odessa Crawford, Ours. nor children. Said cause will be 917 Mf. Vernon Ave. Travis laeosen, Beade from her on grounds of wilful HELP WANTED BEAUTY HEIGHT Eussell, Winifred Wallace. for hearing on or after July 2, New Ford Hotel No. 2 Open Daily 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. — Closed Oa Monday DORA'S CLASSIC Mamie SideD absence for more than one year I960.—L. P. Henderson, Atty. 452H E. Long St CA. 4-0121 , REFINED COUPLE, 40 to 55. Brand New *91 Mt. Vernon av. last past. Said cause will be for Transient and Permanent Beauty Salon CL. 3-1111 CL. 3-M7J 5-21, 28, 6-4, 11, 18, 25, 1960. Must be capable of caring for MISC. SERVICES STYLETTE BEATJTX SALON • hearing on or after July 16, 1960. Guests Welcome 8 small children, general Complete Beauty Service Complete Beauty Service Ford Hotel No. 1 Still $33|95 Excellent Servicn At No Appointment Necessary 1281 Mt. Vernon Ave. —Wm. A. Toler, Att'y. 6-4, 11,18* Delores L. Van Meter, whose MIMSIR I^Atw«vw» —i-•- -——— 134 N. 17& at. CL. 8-813? Operated at 179 N. 6th St housekeeping, cook and main Operators: Mable Brown, (Cor. Champion) CL. 8-1388 25, 7-2, 9, 1960. last known address is 150 E. tain yard. Excellent salary, Dors Phillips BasseII. Prop. Complete beauty service Warren Ave., Columbus, Ohio, Mrs. B. 11. Ford. Proprietress No Down Payment Mooney Chinese Hand Laundry & Willie Mae Stanley. Warnle Sara Boyd. Aimed* Scott, Specializing in Hair Cutting Anne Harrison, whose last ad CA. 1-3588 private room and batli HU. Heasley, Maybe Dlgbie, Lacy Ward, and Styling dress is unknown, will take no will take notice that on May 6, 8-5440. Payments As Low Is Dry Cleaning 1060, Angus Van Meter filed his Operators Clara Bogevs, Manager Evenings by appointment tice that on April 21, 1960, Clif Well furnished, clean with One-Stop Laundry & Dry Cleaning Gladyce R. Moore, Opr. petition in the Common Pleas WOULD TOU LIKE to earn $2 ford A. Harrison filed his peti rery modern hotel facilities. S3" Per Week c#*M MA 1 Store No. a BOUSE of GLAMOUR TILLEEN'S Ida Mae Griffin and Dorothy tion in the Common Pleas Court Court of Franklin County, Ohio, per spare hour? Let Avon 898 Mt Vernon Ave. CL. 5-5311 Division of Domestic Relations, Known from coast to coast for Beaule Shoppe Bryant, Owners of Franklin County, Ohio, Divi show you how. CA, 1-3379. IMtJaSTlW I A. M.-1 P. M. Men. thro Sat Complete Beauty Service • •• I >l . i . I ' I > in Cause No. 10Q201-D, praying homelike atmosphere. 947 Mt Vernon Ave. CL. 3-846* sion of Domestic Relations, in umwsatart mmmm•___! CL< *4m __••.__/ Hair 8ty ling-Bali Cutting Open Monday torn Saturday UTTLE Cause No. 100035, praying for a for a divorce from her on the COOPER'S TOURIST MISC FOR SALE LUCKY Prep. Mattle Warren Turner Melvon Given*, Bhta Breve grounds of gross neglect of duty 259 N. 17ih St. CL. X-511S Operate—: Clara CaMweB, HOUSE of BEAUTY divorce from her on grounds of AN APACHE Camp. Trailer. Wright, Jessie Vinson, Hair Styling a Specialty gross neglect of duty. Said cause and further asks custody of their JAMES COOPER, Mgr. FURNITURE • DRIVE-IN CLEANERS Eleanor Wilis, Mary Frances Operators will be for hearing on or after minor children. Said cause will Call AM. 8-6250. 1571 PARSONS AVE. 848 Mt. Vernon CL. 8-8211 June 11, I960.—L. P. Henderson, be for hearing on or after July HI. 3-9785 Vendetta Wright, Opr. Att'y. 4-S0, 5-7, 14, 21, 28, 6-4, 9, I960.—L. P, Henderson, Atty. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING IMA'S BEAUTY SHOP rooms. Clean sober couples LONG & GRANT Hss_^__a^s^|g^f Anna Bosesaan, rrep. 2960. 5-28, 6-4, 11, 18, 25, 7-2, 1960. * 1 - Day Service . Pick-TJp ft Delivery Comilete Beaety Service—BaL? Styling ssd Scalp Treatment only. One room and kitchen. FLOYD'S Used Clothing Store Prep. Ima Jrtmiai, Oprs. Virginia Cole, JUSTAMEBK North. Private parking. Close m E. Fifth Ave. at Fourth St __ *-* * » St. Clair Ave. CL. M_j Open Dafly > A. M. to 8 P. g Cor. Long & Grant Charles Collins, Prop. Beauty Sektn to bus. AX. 9-1485 after 5 p. m. USD ttOlMKG We bay sad sell ladles and FASHIONETTA BEAUTY BAR »U N. 29th St - CL. fr«78 Complete Line of Men's, PATRONIZE men's used clothing. GEORGE'S GARAGE tfl E. LONG ST. CA. 8-4*40 Complete Beaety merries BOOMS FOB BENT. Old Age Women's and Children's Complete Beauty Service K pensioners preferred. CL. , Used Clothing CLOSEOUT TABLE LAMPS. Comptete Service OB All Makes of Ca» gaily Nolan, Anna «»*_f» trprsj Gertrude McELrey, BCataertae CrunoeB, Gratis McCoy, Zsxaee WW 8-3218. Dally 10 A. M. 'til 6 P. M., Some 1 and 2 of a kind. Actual Expert Automatic Transmission •*£*«• SENTINEL ADVERTISERS Eileen Stamps, Herbert Sellers, Gladys Lucille Beeves . Operators I -,,' --r,-«« . Saturday I A. BL 'til C P. M. previous price to $10.93. Now George Brandon, Prop. 20 Year, E^^JJ $1.50. Floor lamps $2.50. Spicer Dora Good Elgetha C*uttagt*a, Owe* 31 S. MONROE. CA. 8-3307. 474 E. Mam St. 667 N. 20th St ' „ _ _. BOOTH FOB BENT IT PAYS1 Furnished apartmenta. Floyd Moron, Prop. Furniture, 993 Mt. Vernon Ave. Daily 8 A. M. to 10 P. M. fi\ •«•!•'..*- P§_Br tssM . * mwnm mm PAGE SO THE OHIO SE1NTINI5L SATURDAY, JUNE? 4, 1960^ SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1960 THE OmO SENTINEL1 PAGES! MISC. SERVICES TIP.TOP CLEANERS PARENTS! Expect Large Turnout For First Ohio AFL-CIO Convention ONE DAT SERVICE 876 Ml. VEBNON AVE. TAKE A TIP FROM »i More than 2000 delegates arej Labor in May, 1658. treasurer ot the AFL-CIO; I. W. convention for action win con headquarters will be the Pick '56 DODGES ME . . . FOR BETTER Pie** «Jp and Delivery * expected to attend -the Second The convention will adopt res Abel, secretary-treasurer of cern, the need for improving the Carter hotel. 1 Colombus. Ohio HOME BUYS SEE Constitutional Convention of the olutions to form the basis of a the United Steel workers; Jacob unemployment and workmen's There will be morning and OR CALL . . . PUSH BUTTON, POWER STEERING Ohio AFL-CIO in'Cleveland's legislative program for , next dayman, administrative direc compensation laws, an overhaul afternoon sessions of each -day STOP AT Public auditorium June 8, 8 and year's session of the Ohio Legis tor of the Industrial Union Dept. of the state's tax structure, a of the convention, starting with JEFFS POOL ROOM 10, the state labor organization and former secretary-treasurer law dealing with the importation a morning session on Wedesday, said this week. * lature, elect officers and hear 1218 MT. VEBNON AVE. talks by a number of top labor of the old Ohio CIO Council and of strikebreakers, housing and a June 8. Officers will be elected . • BROOKS Thia will be the first state con Cigars, Candies and Ice Cold leaders. Emil Mazey secretary-treasurer state minimum wage. at the final session on Friday. Soft Drinks vention of the Ohio AFL-CIO of the United Auto Workers. , The Ohio AFL-CIO Executive since it was formed by the mer ..THOSE SCHEDULED to add ALL SESSIONS of the conven j Board will meet In Geveland ger of the former Ohio CIO Coun ress the convention include. Will- I Some of the resolutions ex- tion will held in the Cleveland WILLIAM I. BELL REALTY cil and Ohio State Federation of i William F. Schnitzler, secretary [ peeled to"~*eome up before U)e Public auditorium. Convention.[Monday , June 6. Contractor BR. 4-7621 Remodeling and repairing is our specialty. CO. Awards To Be Presented Saturday To Man Denies WineBar Shooting CA. 4-5770 £g Jesse James Loveless, 34, 447 Loveless is accused of shoot CA. 1-3143 m ing Joe W. Evans, 24, J» E. $399 WILLIAM H. BROOKS. JR. S- Washington av., arrested in Engler St., inside Joe's Wine COLUMBUS GREEN CABS Neareastside Area Cleanup Workers connection with "a wine house READER * EAST and SOUTHEAST shooting Saturday, pleaded not House, 343 E. Main st., as Evans 480 §. GRANT AVE. 102 N. 17th St. Brick front frame. 3-bed rooms, full base Winners ot the Near Eastside JUDGES Include Councilman week drive will have pickup on guilty to arr aggravated assault sat on a bar stool. June 4. . ment, gas furnace, near transportation and school. 221 or con Area cleanup campaign will be Russell M. Jones, Mrs. Dorothy charge in municipal court Wed Evans, with a'bullet wound in ADVISOR presented awards for outstand Wilson, Eastside Library; Att'y All members and friends of nesday and his trail was contin MISC. SERVICES' MISC. SERVICES ventional Call Rebecca Redman CL. 8-2611 or CA. 1-3143. the abdomen, reported in good 562 K. Main St • 222 Wilson Ave. See this terrific buy. 6 rooms. 3 bedrooms, ing service during a ceremony David White, president of Mt NEAC ore invited to the awards ued to June 22. His bond was set Vernon Av. District Improve ceremony June 4. 1st 85000. {condition at Grant hospital, BRICK, BLOCK, stone and ce KRESGE Dally 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. full basement, new gas furnace, wall-to-wall carpeted living nt Trinity Baptist church, St. ment Ass'n; Ben Collins, mem ment finishing. AX. 1-4001— PLUMBING CO. Truthful advisor on all af room. Near transportation and shopping. 221 or conventional. Clair av. and Atcheson st., at 2 ber of Citywide Cleanup Com CL. 8-8673. 467 E. Main St fairs. She has helped others. CA*4-3770 or CA. 1-3143. p. in. Saturday, June 4. Repairing and Remodeling mittee, and Ted Coleman, editor- She can help you. Please don't read this ad unless you are a discriminating* i Res.: BE. 1-1062 Plnques will be presented to in-chief, Ohio Sentinel. Office: CA. 4-1338 I buyer. 440 N. Nelson Rd.'7-room, split level, 2Vi baths. 3 bed tho two block leaders who com rooms, living room, dining room, large recreation room, mod Arthur Bellar, superintendent (HANDLER REAL ESTATE FOR SALE pleted the most effective job In of Sanitation for the city of Co ern kitchen, patio, 2-car garage. 111x180 lot. Moderately cleaning up their properties and SAM'S RERKELEY RD. Wirecut brick lumbus, will make the presenta Shoe Repair Shop priced. See by appointment. CA. 4-5770 or CA. 1-3143. cooperation in the overall pro 789 Mt Vernon Av*. SHINE PARLOR duplex (original) 6 rooms and Brick, 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, bath, gas furnace, large lot. tions. gram. F. H. Kelley, cleanup cam CL. 8-5195 S3* N. 80th St, Columbas. O bath per unit. Gas furnaces. Located near schools, churches. Excellent for living and busi Trophies will be given to youth paign chairman, states that the Complete Shoe Service Prop.. SAMUEL Pt.NSUN Finished third floor, 4 rooms, ness. Price $10,500. CA. 1-3143 or CA."4-5770. -(836) (166) Br., garages, corner lot. Wilson Ave. Brick, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, bath, gag fur-~ organizations for their participa drive has been so successful that Dyed it Repaired With Top tion in the drive and certificates workers are ahead of .schedule. Grade Materials HAWTHORNE PK. Brick, 4 bed nace, full-basement, garage. Near schools, transportation. BROOKS' AUTO rooms, living room, dining of merit will be presented to June 4 has also been designated Special Service On CA. i-3143 or CA. 4-5770. ELECTRIC SERVICE room, kitchen,- den, screened Fair Ave. Brick, 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, finished third floor, residents of the block showing "Mop Up Day." i Cinderella Heels it Purses Repairing Generators, back porch, gas furnace, rec the most improvement, Areas missed in the fourth Tor Delivery Service full basement, gas furnace. 3-car garage. Price $12,000 Land Regulators, Stsrtera reation room with lavatory, 2- Call Between 3 8 r. M. Contract or conventional. CA. 1-3143 or CA. 4-5770. CA 4-&8S4 UMcmt Scrrtet car garage. Open Daily Rear 466 S. Washington Av*. 1244 Augmont Rd. lVi-story house, 2 bedrooms, JO... ygori Tickets for Basnett S. 17TH ST. Asbestos shingle* 3 old. Lot 60x128. $6500 cash or terms. CA. 4-5770 or CA. 1-3143. Novelty Food Bar MILLER'S FURNITURE STORE . bedrooms, living room, dining EASTGATE Concert At Hartman Complete-Line of Used Furniture and Ruga room, kitchen, coal furnace, 2-Story frame. 3 bedrooms, gas furnace, full basement, Ranges, Refrigerators, Washers, Sewing Machines commercial garage on large lVt baths, 2-car garage. Large lot: 90x150 ft. CA. 1-3143 or To Close Up For Roberta Basnett, lyric so CA. 4-9680 Columbus. O. IS* E. MAIN ST. lot. CA. 4-5770. prano, is appealing in concert EAST TERMS WE BOY AND SELL FREE DELIVERY LOTS FOR SALE Sherbourne Dr. 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, full basement, gas Clean Up Tuesday at the Hartman theati _• Friday, WORTH1NGTON furnace garage. CA. 4-5770 or CA. 1-3143. . Novelty Food Bar, 741 E. Long '.'DAVE" Handler June 17, at 8:15 p. m. for the "CHARLIE" MargulU NORTH end NORTHEAST st., will close on Tuesday, June A BEVY OF ATTRACTIVE guests are pictured as they chatted with Internationally known NEW ENGLAND ST. (2) 2175 Bancroft, 2 years old, 1-floor plan, full basement, 3 benefit of Asbury Methodist boxer and actor Archie Moore during his visit with the L. P. Hendersons while in town-last week. 66*xioo\ 7, at 8:30 p. m., for its annual bedrooms, gas furnace, living room, dining room, kitchen, face-lifting. Cleanup crews will church. Prom left: Mesdames Ersie Foley, Robbie Palmer, Moore, Mesdames Carrie Green, Eva Manuel Buckeye BAIL BOND Aoency PLYMOUTH ST. (1) 70'xl34\ nice yard. Near schools, transportation. FHA with small down clean and redecorate the inter Tickets arc on sale at Univer and Pat Weddlugtonv—Pierce" Photo. payment. CA. 1-3143 o> CA. 4-5770. AX. 4-2323 AX. 9-0262 CL. 3-2621 THESE LOTS are situated ior and exterior while the popu sity Music Store, Summers and among nice homes. All utili 1088 16th Ave. Frame, 3 bedrooms, breakfast nook, kit On Night Culls Dial BE. 1-3609 lar restaurant is shuttered. Son or through Mrs. Arthur ties in. Prices range from chen, living room, dining room, full basement,,, gas furnace. Reopening will be in approxi Hathaway & Ferguson 1%-car garage (cement block). 4 years old. House is in good Clark, 1744 Richmond av., CL EDWARD P. ZIPF $2800 to 83200. mately three weeks, owner Otto ROOFING condition. 221 or conventional. OA. 1-3143 or CA. 4-5770. Beatty announced this week. 13-6974. ROBERTA MeCOY REALTY WEST and HILLTOP Bicycle Tires and Supplies it FURNACE WORK CL. 3-2367 CL. 8-5654 658 Qemorest Rd. 1-floor plan, 2 bedrooms, living room, SUarpr ning ot La women MS, 873 Mt. Vernon Ave. kitchen, garage, large lot. Near transportation, schools, shop Scissors and Knives CL. 3-3414 WE NEED PROPERTY 'labor Dinner' For NAACP All Kinds ot Keys Mads TO SELL ping centers. CA. 4-5770 or CA. 1-3143. ST PAUL, Minn.-The newly organized Negro American La Bicvcles (of Bent Clarendon Ave. Frame double. 5 rooms per side, full base bor'Council will sponsor a "labor ^er'- for delegates attending