Grandfather, 81, Held in Rape of 17 Year Old Girl Here
OHIO STATE miSEUl. LIBHABT 15TH 1 HIOH ST. (Hy Edition C.OLUM3U3, OBtO THE ansa ThE^ENTNELS rHIE 5ENJJNE, lK<____' OHIO I it? 15' yis JENTINEL ___ SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1954 COLUMBUS, OWL' \ ¥ TWO SECTIONS THIS ISSUE 5 More Reasons Why 'Miss Bronze' Tilt Will Be Greatest Ever VOL. 6, No. 10 SATURDAY, AUCUST 14, 16*4 ', ""'"J'eRSaatfl "~*~ COLUMBUS, OHIO GRANDFATHER, 81, HELD IN RAPE On Miami OF 17 YEAR OLD GIRL HERE Story On Page 2
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4(i*i who i .ill*. Betlrfewtatne home, will be imoat bathing beauty conti-fltanU ..parking Tbe SentinnS *.ero'id anauat ••Summer Festival ut Big rValnul Country club. (-ahan- na, Sunday. Afg. 2*i. Contest 'Kidnap' will be beld in tatr altcrnoon, fo'lowlnc lun-ftller: day ef pic nicking, games and other acti I by po-llo experts and will be followed by taut part in his progress. Thousands of polio victim.-* hi need Of assistance from the National Foundation for Infan nan eigne- MAKY KAY ART IS tile Paralysis, March of Dimes fends are se lew, however, Story On Page 2 "Mis*. Bronte Ohio." See ful> aid for them is in jeopardy. Adequate medical care depends oo I pages of bathing l-eauUe*. ee Sj '"aaa"a« li». asar. s.ll-esplsiialorjr ru»,n way Ta. Ohio S.niln.l's last "Mta. unlaw Ofcs." .ataint toaaty rasa, will mm the ,mM , ergeucy March of Dimes, Aug. lii-31. I tbe back page and t'age I See. •*• 'Oaaaaiaa.). Mary Kay Arts. (B.-1-laaUlaa). H.ry 81a ds (Columbus). Vera DalaadU (BrU.lJolsla.), T oi. La. (Calamkaal. Kraal win a. se thai the fight em peUe maj continue, j £ this edit...--.—Tm-.tr* Vh-Ho. Jtaf. «*. al »l Watoat Caaalry club.-rhol., By T/la.1./ and ««,.». ». a a a«a rva.aa.aa.). a.raa« mm ar i • ' •" _.-• - ....
PAGE 2 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. AUCUST 14. 19M SATURDAY. AUGUST 14, |gg THE OHIO SENTINEL Check Hoaxer 'Misspelled Word' Contest Winner Cincinnatian's NAACP Attack Draws Blast From State Officers ______wr " SSHQQHSI ' HHaauu II places. iss Gov. Lausche. This, • "We further reaffirm that, Draws Stiff however, should not serve to Ohio conference of branches of :ompliancc with Nat'l NAA empede thc program of the the NAACP had turned their CP poll NAACP if it wishes to long re- ity. heads on discrimination . were THK JIM CROW orders, a bulwark of freedom, in I We further declare our emphatically denied this week which were exposed hy The the hearts nnd minds of our peo ___nplete confidence in our pre Term In Clink by John L. Francis, president Ohio Sentinel, Anderson de ple." sent president, John L. Francis, of the state NAACP branches. clared, "nmet be Investigated We and feel secure in his handling A 3* year old Columbia, man drew stiff workhouse The charges were made In an thoroughly and a complete, MKANW U I t K , following a onfidence in thc pre- rs of discrimination' open letter, signed by Elhclbert unbiased report made te the term* and heavy fines in municipal court this week when a meeting of the Executive Com been brought to his Anderson, a former NAACP of robbery report made by hint turned out to be a hoax. mittee of the Ohio state confer- drcss committee, J. Maynard /ered by his ficial of Cincinnati, The chain of events which — — •— of branches at Columbus Dickerson, who formerly served Centering his t\ccusatlon developed into trouble lor Ku- 'DET, LARRY HOYK, ufter Sunday. Aug. 8, a reply wa di- as state president ol NAACP around "white only" job orders s lene N. Williams. 426 N. Gar-} .-hrckintt out the report, discov- branches. Throughout hi* period 11 enough '•attuned to d to Anderson thusly; fteld av., begun Thur-=u\iy when s,, , „ ,, ,j filed by nine state departments of service in bis several office rt d lt W(l H oi|X and arnrstt situation to realise? "The slate conference of he was given two endorsed Williams on « charge ol making with the Ohio State Employment he has consistently Ktrived Mitigation of job dirf branches hereby emphatically cbeck* to ca«'> ' • Service, Anderson charged that keep the organization free in state government irms that it unalterably op. One check %V2 22 the NAACP had failed to take t all times and siaVrobl'
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AUKK CONVERTING Capsuling The News Tom Herbert Charges Csbecks into cash. Willi;.-- launched a devii-us little 3 UP-TO-THE- MINUTE NEWS ITEMS OF STATE Eighteen year old Freddie Holt, center, 599 Grove St., Columbus, captured first prize in open- AND NATIONAL INTEREST Lausche Was First To l sponsored "Summer Festival" misspelled word routes* margins. Holt riled contest's first correct entry at 3:30 p. m. Thursday, five hours after The Sen- thirl.*..is placed In circulation, and six minutes later John Jamison, Jr., left, 1432 Fair av., step EdHed By ttina M. Redd fusely. he dashed into polk, pe. I into winner-.' circle. Here Ihey receive awards from Sentinel Business Mgr. Mrs. Ann Moore. Use Talmadge' Smear headquarters and reported he Other winners, In order ot finish, were Anna Brown, 1230 Metro pi.; Richard Henderson, tat N. TWO HEP CONFIDENCE men, well grounded in Uie ways of city had been robbed. PAUL HERBERT, 1 Garfield av., and I'alrirfa l.onjr, 1030 i.eona av., all or Columbus.—Pierce I ' slickslesrs up north, descended on Birmingham, Ala., recently Gov. '..'.'.' ... hi- was a< knocked him down with a surefire idea for making some quick money. They fo his week of first inject ii idate for lieutenant themselves a crowded corner in a local night club and from tl aid "doctored" photographs begah to "operate." Samael H. Moore and Walter W. Johnson, ex* I /ere used in conjunct! left the bank st High snd G» Columbus Scene Of convicts the both ol them, reportedly organized a front which they The charge was made b; fie word "Tntmadgei «t«. 81 Year Old Man Held For Incest, called the sSouthern Negro Improvement Ass'n of Alabama. Moore it. Herbert, noted cr mear the good names De rlslmed he chased the FIDO September Meet was president of the group, Johnson the honorable chairman of nvryer and three times.1 elf and my running mi bandit to the vicinity of the the board, and together they formed the sole membership. The Ohio penitentiary, where he pair slyly let-it be known that the organisation wua avidly in favor In a prepared of the Federated County Demo of segregated schools and a stand pat advocate of Jim Crow in all leased Monday, Herbert accused Charges Are Made By Grand-Daughter crats of Ohio will be held in Co forms. The reaction was immediate and as might be ext>ccted. Lausche of being responsible lumbus Saturday and Sunday, The Negroes were iingry_and the white folks happily came to the An SI year old Columbus who allegedly made by his granddaughter, Is held without bond .Sept. 11-12. aid of the "twe wise colored gentlemen." Moore and Johnson had improper relations wltl >v. Talmadge. In the county jail. Plans cull for the general gleefully set back in their night club hcadquart< 'Sweepstakes' granddauchlrr was charged with incest Tuesday. See "Politics" Sec. 2 Page 12 its from the pic- Arrording to the girl's story, ber grandfather business sessions Saturday, en The charge was filed in the court of domestic They gave each of t verted into hand had forced bis attentions npon her st least twice tertainment Saturday night, lot of fancy promises relations by authorities oi Police Juvenile Bureau weekly for the past six years. pretty printed membership cards and le reportedly dis closing with a huge cutdoor pic an advertisement published Winner Named against Edward Bowsshler. Ist7 Green id. about how they were going to go all &.„...... group sknown a* being taken under advisement by nic-mass meeting Sunday after- (he Oct. 30, 19t«, issue of U How shier, arrested Friday OB S complaint t of domestic relations. Negroes to stop agitating for civil rights. But the : ber*; got suspicious when the » kept asking Ul-vel.ind Call Toil, 1 a bole By Lee's Shops more money but never followed through o. •'Herberti.-im ia TaliiKidi'eisiii. Finally, thc embarrassed whites ordered s . It referred t of the Title Dept. the organization and found out both of the leaders had served t Pretty Patricia JoL Choir Festival Ephesus Event was listed as Florida A-M university senior, sweepstakes. *1 Lik<* to Shop At fin- "larceny on ial3e pretenses." The president and chairma Cops ^Skeptical' irganization. is all set to make contribution Lee's," were announced Tues A festival for young people'- Elder J. M. Thomas. the board hastily packed their money bag.s and made a quick to Labor day cause by giving day, climaxing six weeks of choirs was held Sunday after Purpose of this festival, undignified departure, leaving the relieved i Word juggling by hundreds -working men" on Fam-U noon ot Ephesus 7th Day Adven* held periodically wondering "who used who?' i the deal. list church, Cr4unib.ua. Illicit,;!),... * year, is to form - bill Of Kidnap Story Participating choirs included sloser bond between the youth I fight by the NAACP. Sensenbrenner Signs CIO Columbus detectives wen skeptical but were contin groups from Union Grove Bap in Columbus churches. ivel i tilng their investigation this v tist, Macedonia Baptist/St. Paul At Sunday's session the YPCF t week. Now both sides. i bla ;ek of a fantastic kidnap- AME, Caldwell Temple and 2nd Council voted to hold • mass ure to get the bill out for a roll call vote. Clarence Mitchell, bnrd, 4*2 QroVa st. ping story reported by a 24 ye [.Church Moving r old Columbus woman, Baptist. Also rendering songs Christmas cantata Sunday, Dec. the NAACP Washington bureau,' who worked •*•* Other winners. Ln order' were 'The victim of reputed "snatch, mouths to get the bill on thc Moor, said if the Republi had Compensation Law Petition | 12. Cliira J. McCluie. IT6I Clifton ing" identified shenelsf a-- Carol been sincere they would have gotten I months ago av.; Virginia Crawford. II, 469 Jean Stewart. -Mf> Basset t'st. instead of waiting until adjournment Mayor M. E. Sensenbrenner of Columbus ha To New Site N. 20th „!.; Helen Pat Watt son Al headquarters Friday, she the ClO'a initiative petition to "humanize" Ohio' forced her made by I to attend. li> be lost in the. shuffle *. . . T •sto 274 N. 20Ui st.; Alice Stewart. kidnapped i-jH i-ini-il. The hisl.iric.illj- fa- ploy ment compensation law and urged residents c Th€ them and to prcpnre thetr.food. breath us far as-Nnlclu-/., Miss. N. Bethlehem Baptist. Colum • l»74 Ml. Vernon av., -and Mnr- her "from Maryland pk, *he stated. . •mcidy defy the tourt's niling capital city to join the laboj^orKsnization in its ca _ bus who have been holding ser Kurvr Ann Hawkins. 1390 Mt mini po°l Julv 24 and eld I Then, on Friday, she managed against segregated schools. Hoping to appease (be Negro popu a. . — Major sScnsenorenner issued vices at the Ohio Baptist Gen'l Vernon av., ail o( Columbus. prisoner at a nearby (a to escape through a window and lation by improving their schools, Uie city last week revealed u Ass'n's headquarters, 106 sLcx- Seven Year Plant Blooms the following( the petitions i hitch-hiked a ride back to town, budget thut allowed a 58 percent improvement in facilities and a ington av., moved into the lower according to her statement. 41 percent increase in salaries of Negro teachers. Window Washer unit of their new building Sun the benefits allowed day inosrning. under the existing law INTKRNAT'L NEWS FRONT — Looks like the Mau Maus fully sinadequate, I commend The church is now located at aren't as alone in their fight for freedom as it has been thought. Dies In Fall, thc CIO for launching this hu 781 St. Clair av„ between Rey then the i Tlie British government says it has "•irrefutable" evidence manitarian action to win econo- nolds and 2nd avs. New Glee Club At YMCA i 5 year old I Prime Minister Nehru of 1 ia has been supporti and social justice for tn< dnappcr.s dr .-...'V'ty : pars ago. There are some 80,000 Services Thins, iployed workers of Colum SUNDAY SCHOOL opened i Kenya . . . Krone r llaile sSetassle, back in his kingdi bus and Ohio, and 1 am most Sunday at 9:35 a. m. of Ethiopia, praised the re> ptlon he received in thc U. S. He told Funeral services for a 25 year grateful for this opportunity U I The pastor. Rev. B. Patrick, his subjects in a radio bm icasl. "In the great American nation, old Columbus window washer do my share. •preached from Joshua 6:16. who suffered fatal injurie when the people of Ethiopia ha 3 cnt unempic ' Kev. J. D. Smith spoke at 3 he fell six stories from a ledge 1 helped focus p. in. Rev. Smith, once the pas- of the I'ctcrs building, l>8 K. Cay pressed amazement that t oundation made a $120,000 to lib- J tor of Love Zion Baptist, Colum st., Monday, were to l>e held grant Relations. He said the erabr.e Ohio's outmoded law. bus, is now pastoring in Ncw- Thursday at Williams and Mc • has liberal lea) and the Fold Motoi Co. should .know Workers and their families, ! ark, N. J. Nabb mortuary. cently re 1 be • ally and political!) i should not be inhumanely pen iion-siipp-trt charge The victim, Thomas Hord,-H42 alized during periods of unem | UNTIL ALL installations have Toronto St., was employed by ployment but should receive been made there will only sbe In view of thc ACROSS THE STATE Brotherly love rolled up iis sleeves the Buckeye State Window 1 morning ond afternoon services i.-i-.ir.l. police theorized that J- d actively went to work i Cleveland last week. Five ministers, Cleaning Co. [ each Sunday. "faked" Ihe report as ; and Negro, joined s-es and repainted the homes of Negi He is survived by bis sU-p- for deserting her child, idiinli-s.-i who had moved into ; usly all-wtiite neighborhood. I lather and mother. Mr. and Mrs. Th.- houses were smeared by ndals . . .-A 24 year old play-jOllie Shipman; grandmother, erate with the CIO in its pe- ' IHE CJM0 SBflHIB Kiuiind caretaker terrified a c- d ol some 100 person:; in CUK in- Mayi-tta Hord; two aunts; two i campaign lb correct Hit THIS TIIKORV was p •THE PEOt'i-r. t> CHAMPION' nuti la:;t Saturday when he wiildl y sprayt-d the group with H rifle | uncles, a host of other relatives injustices ol the present law." iihstiiiitiati (I when a ct shots. George Ridley, the a a wielder, reportedly became ungiy 16 hiissing persons file when a teenage girl playground bis advances.! Elder K. F. Smith will conduc During the shooting 9 yeal old boy wounded . . . Dr. Melvin | the services. Interment will o; reported a' old t . became the youngest na- j in Cieen Lawn cemetery, ic July 28. tional president of the Frontier ol America during thc group's The report was made by annual convention in Washingtoi D. C. . . . Paul Decker, Grove City, O., member of the suminc graduating class of BeUiune-} Logan Band In Adult Program Committee has sanctioned formation of Cuokinan college, Daytona Bead Fla i the I la's glee club at Spring St. VMCA, Columbus, Whese purj •• . to receive a degree from the sch a inoa-a-.-.— ——itiers' knowledge of music, improve Ujelr Insurance Statistics Concert Af iiy read music, and broaden their appreciation otWborsl and general music. Group is under direction of William Jackson, ad Complete Service And Repair* church circles last week when she admitted her funds were $18,741 vanced vocal education music major at Ohio Slate university, mately S5.7S5.678 total ad- Park Of Roses short. The disclosure followed an investigation by the Board of For All Makes Ga» Furnaces and meets Wednesdays st the "Y" at 8 p. m. It is, open te men mltted assets. 500,000 policyhold A long anticipated event at home ef Mrs. Msry Dnngey, 161 The Logon High school band Bishops . . . Robert II. Johnson, grand exalted ruler of the Elks, is And Boom Air Conditioners who Mv* genuine interest In met c and are In accord with ers, and $70 million worth of in* Lriington 1-Yi Columbus, was blossoming ot hei "-NighI of will present a concert at the Pk TMCA principles and philosophy. Above: Group Interested In surance in force. These com Syria," a rare flowertha t blooms only once every i of Roscg in Columbus at 5 pit promoting project, seated, from left, Samuel Pegram, William panies employ 2500 persons and Sunday, Aug. IS. 409 W. MOUND Large white blossom always comes out at night and - largest. Thurgood Marshall and Key. Archibald Jackson, Bennle Morris. Standing: Nelson N. Newtom. adult paid out to beneficiaries and lasts only a The 10 piece band will play J. Carey will be honored guests . . . Herbert L, Bruce is promising program secretary; James f-'vrrgin. policyholders last year, $1,100,- few', hours. Mrs. Ilungey raises flowers and tropic tl fish as a varied program of hand musi CA. 4-11% bobby—Pierre photo. an all-out battle to win the Democratic nomination for N. York under direction of William Gai representative from incumbent Adam Clayton Powell. THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. AUGUST la, .he, SATURDAY. AUGUST 14. 19S4 THE OHIO SENTINEL
guilty to petit larceny Mori- 14. Vice wunamen said Th< under revocation; Rooa,v,i( day. was operating a curbstone Canada, -28, 1396 QranviH,. M AM (ROW IN OHIO * OBA CONtEV, 2* 281 Tay- leg service when they arrested driving while Intoxicated- (...j l"r av., pleaded Innocent sto him at Mt. Vernon av. and Dixon, 33. 402^ S. WnsillJi;-,',',, COLUMBUS COURT ROUNDUP peUt larceny and concealed st. Sunday. Seven bottles of gin av., second offense of drunk, i, weapons offenses Monday and und 20 pints of assorted whiskies driving, and Robert T. Hi-i,,,,..,..," Chillicothe: State Fjre Marshal Condemns All-Negro School But her ease was continued to Aug. were confiscated. 57, 223 Lexington aV, drivm-.' TWO MSN were held to the grand jury under ¥1000 bond A 37 YEAR OLD man, held without a pe.mil end being in- when they were arraigned on burglary and grand lar under Investigation of dope tosxicated. ceny i hargt.•< in niunu-ipul court. peddling, would probably be A DUCK. VALUED ot $5( Officials Plan To Reopen It September 7 For Business As Usual "~ D. Dunhip, formally charged late Wed nesday or Thursday, Sgt. A. J. > bound to tbe grand jury. eland av., Monday. Fire I.ashlcv. vice squad chief, said. prevention ii^peetors said Mc- Floyd Matlock, 191 N. 22nd Ghee fell asleep while smoking st., was nabbed hy frdersl YOUli HEADQUARTERS l.lndsey with .stealing SIM narcotic* agents and vice worth of jewelry from her. Cleve v. uddn squadmen Tuesday. CUARtiES OF having an POLICE ttEI'OKTED the foi thi* RChOol l>«:i bo••i i brought up dusk and a BWltCbMatte knife ANDREW BOUNDS, 42. s2WM \ lowing persons us being arrested to Uie standai tf re quired by the br-.UKlit SUJ fines on each count! Greenway N., entered a -not '• on traffic violations over the fiie marshal. he sit id It would for Charles E. Clark, 34, 218! guilty plea when he answered weekend: George £ Faulkner, I ..pen on «che. in Si-pielnber. ta an assault and battery of- j 36, 1083 Madison ay,, drunken THIS 1*1. Al*'. 1 fesnse Tuesday and his trial j driving, i no operator's license, fall tluough. 1 .,',,m-.)y ubuugli a*,;, was continued Aug. 14, The } failure to assure clear distance I th i* parents of unded a 40 day wi.rktn.ii.--e charge was filed by his wife, i aheud and carrying a concealed nildr mt when he was convicted as Lillian. weapon; Virgil L. Love, 41, 730 a thc Negro ALBERT B. LINDSE'Y, 19. i i--...|>i-.- ft..in On- win'khi'ii.-.e. TUE CASE OF 0*»rg« Thorn- Jeffeison av., driving while in-j LUCILLE MARKS, tt, ' CU is, 47, 1127 Toronto st., t-liarged tecond offense j BRUCE JOHNSON ember ol* tha HI. Vernon av., was fined «5 is license was I NAACP legal stuff has n Lived in md costs when sne pleaded • of driving while to bun reopening ot thi - schsw" could be in tl iililii!,.
aii.hu 1 has condemned second floor ot the 82 year old building. Known an Southern Elemen tary school, it was constructed
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ACCORDING TO informati obtained at al's office at Columbus week, an inspection of the f building on March 23, 1953 I thc following: "No outside egress I auditorium on_sec*md floor, panic hasrdware on eiit door al the esk-t end of the building, tint hall loose from all aides of buildim- rolteil "Wooden door rotted out, will dot clone. One classroom on second Hour has
door to boiler room held open by wire? would not aim*. Old drapes la auditorium at win Insure Your Trip To The "Summer Festival" dow, spouting on all sides of huild.ng rotted out, mu-i IIOWB spooik gone." AFTER THK inspei GO BY SPECIAL BUS! $1.00 Round Trip $L00 J E£H^T enclosed la my ( ) check < > money I dation, on April 3, 1»5^, . the order ha-J not been com) » - . • ...... t * •rear foe J. , for admiwUen Ue- wilh, tlie School Board A Greyhound bus will make four special trips to tha given 30 days to malt* lh< Summer Festival, leaving from in front of The Sentinel "•*• *•* - seats en the p. _. I pairs. offices, 881 E. Long St., at 12 noon, 1 p. m., 2 p. m. and | bM. rMi„ reUtrm „, ^ b-s. i It's the FILTER that Counts Anothi 3 p. m., and taking passengers directly to the Big Wal- I r«veal«d that the order li; nut Country Club, Gahannn. Return trips will be made I »«• Ticket Sl.at - Adv. Arim H Si been ignored. Bui work bega hourly, starting at 9:30 p. m. All special bus seats will ' and L&M has the Best! on the building July 2, lfli.1. o< b« reserved at the rate of $1 per person for the round I Name- | *SBfc cording to Waller Johnson, a: trip. Fill in the coupon at right and mail to The Sentinel I Kistant fire marshal. J^JVMS scored a smash sales success—almost over TODAY ... or come directly to The I entinel offices, . Address I Miracle Tip — the effective filtration you nee*}. A HE-INSPECTION Sept. . 881 E. Long St., and arrange for the trip. night! No cigarette ever went so far—so fast—in Yon get much more flavor — much less nicotine diawslo.sed repairs had been con City I SO short a time, Now, for king-size filter tip picted, but it aiso revealed tw — a light and mild smoke. Remember, it's the windows broken out in the bass. Smokers-THIS IS ITf L*M king-size. At the filter that counts... and L&M has the best! pi s Same loto-prke as regular, j SEATS LIMITED — MAKE YOUR RESERVATION NOW! Today, buy La-Ms king-size or regular. Oct. I, 1953, M. M. Berry, auperintendent of the Board of In either size — only L&M Filters give you the JUST WHAT.THE DOCTOR ORDERED) Education, was ordered 'to correct this situation within » days. / Tbe recommendation had been fully compiled with when Johnson made hla Inspection IM-AMERICA'S HIGHEST QUALITY FILTER CIGARETTE Feb. 26, 1964, according to his .. report, with the exception al ' tbe eaves and spouts. sJU-cni A Mnu Tawcco Co. The delapidated, w e a t h e ; beaten school is located at 7U ' SATURDAY. AUGUST 14, 1«U " THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, AUCUST H, OS* THE OHIO SENTINEL PAtst,,. (oca-Cola Company Jack And Jill Life Member Serves Farm Groups 'S. C. To Keep Schools' N, YORK.—Jack and Jill, a national parents association, has GREENVILLE, S. C.-Deapite the Areata of Gov. Jar joined Uie £ rowing list ol organizations which have taken out s$s500 tciiies to national organizations, life memberships in the NAACP. Social clubs, trade unions, fra last week operated refreshment Byrnes and the preparatory steps already taken, the staff ternal associations; and professional societies are among organiza center during the annual con-' Cas-olina will not abandon the public school system, Dr. I* I tions holding NAACP life membership. ference of the Nat'l Ass'n of Ne gro County Agents at Tuskegee Itistitute, Tuskogec, Ala.
What makes a Lucky taste better? "IT'S TOAST jy to taste bett e r
"I've been smoking Luckies now for eighteen years," says G. James Fleming. "They tattle just right to me—much better than the others." Luckies taste better, first of all, because they're made uf fine tobacco. Then, that tobacco is toasted to taste better. "It's Toasted"—the famous Lucky Strike process—brings Luckies* fine tobacco to its peak of 8avor ,.. tunes up this light, mild, good-tasting tobacco to make it taste even shelter-*-cleaner, Jeffrey Alan Toler, enjoying his first birthday cake aa only fresher, smoother. Thai?., our story, pure 'and a gay 1 year old blade would dare, took time out to pose briefly for the pesky photographer. Some 41 children, along with their pic: a Lucky tastes better because it's the parrots and grandparents, helped him celebrate the occasion at a lawn party at Ihe home of his parents, Att'y and Mrs. William cigarette of line tobacco . . . and "It's Toasted" A. Toler, 11S7 S. Weyant ar., Columbus. It's a good thing hi*. to taste better. So, for greater smoking enjoy mom served Individual cakrs with the Ire cresm and panel) b** canse It Is obvious Jelty wanted the one shown aU lo himself.— ment, Be Happy—Go Lucky. Pierce Photo. 4 Jackson Estate Is $34,900 LUCKIES The estate of ihe tale George E. Jackson, retired Co- lumbus postal worker and real estate broker, who died July. 11, was appraised at $34,900, according to his will TASTE BETTER filed in probate court. Included in his.estate 1 property, 12500; .receivable ephew, Ernest C. Cleaner, Fresher, from annual'rents from Loa'Angeles, 22400. and real estal Raymond R. Smoother! s$30,000. Named Robert R. of Fairies* PYTHIAN GRIll dred J. Patter *l. Y., and Mar •Mucled N. York City. v*»r all rooj, „„ , MT. VERNON AVE. ,n hond reody lot ui# if v '••.h right et Spare Activities frw-r. M«0| pfenning i\ .' *» •'•Ctrit focd fo r w fc », for y0u ^,cp 'obi#22 i ••;. „ ,." » »h-*od-- , . y0 Past Service lb Fair Prtcea At OIO#) o( Wh end v^.. BOB'S PI.ACK Ml food f„ (SEE ru.-Clll SIGN) '°y* ready tor 719 Harrison Ave. CA. MIM 'ore for fa'»od - Beer St Wine To Carry Oot n l yo Assorted Sandwiches ;,':,. 7 ° •"•ioy btti.f **•<-». An otoe. Open 9 a.m.-l a.m. Weekdays ""»V, for leu moo.y For Tasty food Sunday 11 a.m.-l a.m. Lillia Richardatong' Re member, treetino I " wp-riohl •< "XP. model, on deploy now FOOD BAR Visit 1074 Ml. V.mon Are. UKESHOft GRILL US If. Oaadal. SL BURKE'S PUCE 1087 NORTH 4TH ST WHISKEY Singles _ Doubles OUJUCul* ansa _,*..,„., .... f"w CO. Baar, Wine.-Food NEIGHBORHOOD GRILL BEER O W1NB • LIQUOR Beer & Wine To Carryout FA.r_, ... F'NEFOOD 6A M ra ___f?,n2Fm" - - * > *•"*«. FA.043* 1226 E. LONG ST. e. t a e\ CHARLESCDNDIFF. rJ?"** a THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. AUGUST 14. I9&4
Had a nice vit.it with Mrs. Irene Curti*. our correspon THE OHIO SECTION dent and society editor in Day- ENTINE TWO i the Deacon. SATURDAY. AUGUST M. 1954 I'KBANA — The biff fair la oa tlii, week end fvrry thing Is ready lo Jump.. Jimmy Stev ens has his bosses picked and. Ned Walker baa the Inside 'This b The Lite' LETTERS dospe on tlie wroog nacn Mills Johnson it slated lo appear on TV with Spook Berk man and the Melody (lub ball Kn,l,,li! learn is said lo be red hot, It is the t . Of (h . ll.lt purpose of fostering mutual interests and i fav- cruble impressions upon the public for the services we rendei SPRINGFIELD — Herb In- rram, Dayton Erby and Dunk This is the organization I joined when coming to Columbu* Duncan had a reunion at Striv- and it has not met as yet to consider my statement to the editor recently. These guys are of The Sentinel regarding the misrepresentation of the manage known as the "Three Rusty ment of the Eastlawn cemetery in their "ad" offering to the Smears." .Negro public- lots in a non-segreguted cemetery. i Lee all i 'rhree .members who belong to the association met 'tis true. Three members who havr used the facilities of I:astlawn formu lated a statement impeaching my integrity and added the name Carry Darnell pinked t h e ot a lourth who was in N. York when the meeting was held. Apache Inn over Uie weekend TROT — Walker Mills, well But thc Negro Funeral Directors and Embaimers Asss'n has Lit Hit Sullivan follows. known In newspaper circles, never met, for if it had. us I informed Tlie sSenlinel in my first let Jimmy Blukcly anil his band al havlnc been with ttte Call-Peat ter. I would resign from it if in their opinion they thought the asso so appeared with Darnell. and the Courier, hag joined ciation could best promote the interest of our people hy encourag ing and supporting a new segregated cemetery. n(| the Stir-akin Tlie "Showboat Revue" ot the the staff of the Ohio Sentinel talked in his sleep Ih-* YMCA was a big hi', and some and will represent the Tri- This past year (Jov. I.ausche uppointcd a Negro to her night and has :-p--nt Hi Dayton's prize beauties had City section — Troy, Piqua and Board ol Funeral Directors und Embalmers. He said t< Pat- Science Shrinks Piles lt two nights with Fido. the i all a-:*)R. terson of Springfield when giving him *his credentials: And all thecal*, around the nf. P. W. Sewell has some top pic riot represent a minority group as a member of this board but you New Way Without Surgery e are typing out request-, for ture-, slated for the Classic the represent all funeral directors and em balm en in this stale." isrs to supplement their com- atre. Coming this weekend is a reports from membeia et th Let me say this for Brother Patterson: He has done just this n.-sation for operating o nur- double feature with Anthony Fish and Game club. in a,il the state meetings. And he is respected by all as a result. ry for second childhood jour- Quinn, Chandler Coburp, Gene Trl-Cliy KlltS sre planning | and Mary Ellen Kay nnd Embalm ITS As We- Tatfc, K. Y. (.Special)- Thi.. organization includes all the funr i of Columbus BELLEFONTAINE and outlying ureas. -jGpnrae and his We hefte been accepted, those t "Miss Bron« Ohio" Just In ufnbus for rehearsa Last year they wantc is to contribute to a fund to help their a uie Moss still . "This Is the life," aays Billy Wood as be enjoys a boat ride on Lake Mac-O-Chee at Camp cause. We said no, not ui bs wt* become a purt of thc
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Life Is mostly froth aad bubble, Two things stand Uke stone: Kindness In another's trouble. Courage ia our own.—Gordon.
AHT OF TOWNERS-Among recent 1 The hostesses, dist ingun.hed " Joseph Rainej, former magistrate by their corsages of yellow tend a Republican eommitte meeting . mums, were Mesdames Ruth T. David (DUS) Mamlars of Long i Wade, director. Henrietta T. Wendell Harbour . Alwyn Hlnsley, ' Roanoke, CHIT CHAT—Rbetta T res dwell visiting relatives in Marion, Gerryettes O. . . . Word from Scribe Hasnett tells us that her audition for the Arthur Godfrey show was most interesting. The winners were to .1 be announced Monday and if she wos selected she will appear on the "Talent Scouts" TV show Monday, Aug. 16 . . . 'Ihe Stanley Member Off Webaters, out Livingston way, took small fry Stanley, Jr., to Chi cago where he was thrilled with tlie experiences of riding the sub way and el, bathing and boating in Lake Michigan and indulging To Germany in many other activities that bring joy to youngsters , . . Nlcale a Whlttaker and children enjoying the environs of Cincv with the home folk* . . . The Wedge Golf club is growing by lei ind her i bounds. More than 30 future Pattl Bergs and Ben Hoga 3 join her husbanc seen playing on the Berwick course Sunday. Most of t M-Sct. hum Kuthralt, who i members are trekking to Cleveland to be spectators or itioned with the U. S. army i p.n I thr > • golf t ManiT:. Germany. Before dejiai ting for her ovci MRS. ROBKKT G1VKNK SOCIAL DATA- seas destination, Mrs, Kuthra W-JS hoiiercd .it .i ",.nii voy.ifie Hlands, Jean Km monies names "elude your report . Hertnoine Peytoi of Philly,was royally [et •t together hosted by her broth- law and sister. Capt. and Mrs. Harry Ford, Woodland av. CLOSE OUT SALE Guests included the David Hamlars. Tim Treadwells, Doris Thom as, Nancy Reynolds and from'laockbourne, Lt. and Mrs. Joseph Fur Coals, Cloth Coals, Remnants Blaylock. Nathaniel I . . Folks are still i These are unclaimed storage, unclaimed repaired tbe Dukes convention. Thc Robert Oteys of l^.ng st. served delec able breakfust to the Oscar Longs and Arthur Larks, visitir and trade in coats. Dukes and Duchesses from Louisville, the Herman Browns ar Kuthrall told the Gerryettes she Some Are Good Mrs. John Johnson. Mis. Otey, by the way. was chairman of tt wos looking forward to her two entertainment committee for the visiting Duchesses . . . Ar year stay abroad but would also Some Are Bad there's a correction in order. The cocktail soiree mentioned be happy .to come back home last week's column us being given by the Ed Rlcheys was real given by the local Duchess club and just took place in the home i Some Are Indifferent Duchess Virginia Richey. Purchased from Court Appointtd Receiver of a large Lewis-James Columbus fur garment dealer! We Capture Marriage Sale Started the joy'of Wednesday. August 11th "That Day" Is Announced . . . with portrait photographs 12 O'clock Noon of you snd your wedding party. You'll treasure them the. parlor of 2nd Baptist. Col And Will Run Daily forever for the wonderful umbus, with Rev. C. F. Jenkins, way they refresh your memo, pastor, officiating. ries of a perfect day. Make 12 Noon-6 P. M. yonr appointment now. Until This Stock is Disposed Of.
Our special borne service makes our studios just as close i Over 300 Fur Coats at 810 Each yon as yonr phone. Dial MAln S4.1 for an appointment at NEW! NEW! NEW! These Are Not the Best Coats but they will keep you warm one of uur trained specialists will be happy to serve you. . when the snowballs start to fly! i Announcing the latest fancy j heels! Exclusive at Mode! All Caat. Sold A. Isl I "Black Flair/' the hose yon; Cadi Only!! 'iivr to see to appreciate! No Return.!!! s _S_£5 xzzz.'zz ^^™^"js% w^oV&£?2j___i sfe_ r_ *s •———- «- PIERCE'S STUDIO SKI-: TULA. NOW AT j "THE HOME OF PORTRAITS" Mode Hosiery j Close Out Fur Store 8 la« Columbus, Ohio 428 South High Street SEC. 2—PAGE 4 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. AUCUST 14. 198V. SATURDAY. AUGUST 14, 1_|. THE OHIOSSEMTWEL SEC »—PACE H Links Make Gift To NAACP Mrs. Louise Latham Honored On 50th Birthday it-red beautician*! who attended FASHION on PARADE the recent 10th annual cosmeto r By MARY HRD Mesdames Jesse Bett.m, Jes- Brockmon, Maggie Dave, Mary bata Taylor, Gwendolyn Moman, in the Sunday school and spartl- B Eunice Walker logy workshop and short roursa* t h a m, 115 *••* Davis. Maggie Smith. Ollio t'illiim, Haiel sLewis, Florence Yvonne Byrd. Mary Byrd, Rose cispatcs in the Stewardship Lite r at Florida A-M university traded tmbuj waa Cowan, Lethu Carroll. Marie DeBerry, sLoia Harris, Hattie Smith. Workers club. She Is a former ideas' and learned new tech* birthday In Skipper. Clara Robinson, Jose- Gilbert. Beulah RIMma, Martha •'-• * member of the choir and Fi- - Your new hat will go on your head to stay thi* fall. luck Baptist ph.*n.« Cunningham, Mary Jones, HuUiRuth" Norris, VendellVendelle MRS. LATHAM It may twist into a glamorouH one-Hided and pointed-top , Incll Willlni i Bur- Byrd, Florence Johnson, The- ly iinil useful gifts. ped turban, or it mny blouse softly ground the back of w.iS d. •-• Krdeile' Prppers, Funnie resa Byrd, Hosie Reid, Mozelle Mrs. Latham ett, Wcnonah Reeves,, CatliCatli- MartinMartin, IrenIrene Jenkins,Jenkins,' DorothDorothy membemember of_ T ir i n I t y Baptist your hair or cling to your head in a kerchief of jeweled • Latham, Rhoda Latham, Latham. church, when .she is supcrintcn. ie Sloan of Urbana; Jlazcl Jtfisses Edith Fleming. Bar- dent of thc Intermediate Dept. Gospel Sinnc i lit . And for the first lime 1 Concert At Hebrew it will be indiflspcnsable I Frying Chickens Tlie Sterling Gospel Singers d^'ail Lovely Brunch Given For Duchesses willappeur in concert at Hebrew These are among Lilly Dache's BOLD BLl'ES, greens, a Buplist, Columbus, Sutiduy, Aug hints on the way w<* are headed velous variety of reda lb. 49c 15, at 3:15 p.m. at the church. in glimpses i>f her autumn hat pinks, plus Lilly Dache's The program la being present designs. loved mauve tune-; im-ludin ed under auspices of Hebrew's The neutral hats are almost dark blue-violet called Am Sliced Bacon male chorus with William O'- always designed to match a thus. Bannon serving us chairman. monotone costume and designed Beiges, taupes and cr. lb. 39c Rev. William Horsley is pastor. browns are shown to-m .ltr-h There - will be no ndmisnion le. Many of the neutral but a silver offering j. to be minded peak ot Wjth i.liu.\t clothes, however, Bluefield, w. Vs., last week* as Ground Beef held. , * Lilly JJache believes in a bright is amounting to t&.tSe to NAACP colored hat as the new Individ- for life memberships tor local Links chapters. Presentation SOFTNESS AND luvishnesi. jalistic peak ol the costume. was made by Mrs. Dslsy Latapkin who originally proposed the 3 Ib. $1.00 .1. _ n.. . u . .. « Feathers are a fashion again project two years ago. Left to right: Tlt-urgood Marshall, NAACP All Popular Brands of Beer special counsel; Mrs. Lumpkin, snd Roy wilkins, NAACP ad- Comb Away tlal io thf gooe smallesd lookst ,ha t un essen- j * Dache eaamnles ex Wine at Popular Prices press the airy ch'orm of thi DELIVERY SERVICE MASON'S cording to Lilly Dacl*. ScJ,ad*rtc«A W^'taS bui Gray Hair One of social highllj -eat Dakes of Ai aerlra convention ha Columbus wss lovely JEWELERS AND There is a typical Dache touch rather a thorough!/ modern in- Add Vinegar brunch given by lorsl L st Hooka's l'roi laclal House, E. Broad st. Fete wss In honor of OPTOMETRISTS visiting Ourhesses snd guests, wh of "something soft nest to the terpretation. Mrs. Lavvson A tablespoon of vinegar added n handkerchiefs with clab emblem as momea- CLASSIC S7.7S up "My Little" toes ot delightful affair. At speak Uble, troi t left: Mesdames Annie Griffin, Louisville; Vir. Pheasant, ostrich fronds and to the water after beets h Guaranteed Material. softly tinted i been peeled and diced will m — MAIN STORE — often Is Honored their color a very bright red, If W. Mala St. . CA. AMH wilh satin folds t i Blaacbc Vac Hook, reporter.—Pierce Fboto. Columbus, O. Almost c\ MARKETS netlmea, these feathei — BRANCH STORE — Lilly Dache bet Jerry Brown's Fruit Na. I Misnaionary ttkiciely 711 E. Laat St. . CA. 4-ai« in rich, unreul share*, lik>; With Party 351 N. Washington Are. I touched with black, A Vegetable Mitt. Bake Sale Saturday Columbus, O, rs. (Catherine Lawaon, 4 No. 2 shades of beige to nutmeg. ncr av., Columbus, was lion Si»g 34,— E..1 Market SS2 SI. Clair Are. • ing Star Missionary So- • at an elegant surprise die oty of Refuge Baptist, Colum- FOR THE GALA cocktoll Heari, S A. M. ..til • P.M. CA. 4 0CS3 party in Ilonka' Opr-n I A M. TU 7:30 P. M. bake sale sSattur- hours Lilly Dache approaches pu'r£ „">„", t Rex Cleaners, You - research work, which Mala.™ '' t___^ZL. I erf "Devil's Churcfa of the Air'" uable ar.d badh- neede Quickie Dressing Grocerle., Meats, Confections, Ice Cream Aug. 15. In spite of the a Wine and Beer lo Carry Out ground covered, fron paperweights, toddy Prop. LEON B. BOLDEN * - Cleasnteg Servire ..f honey and lemon ,_ n-hich i not easily answered. •• excellent'on fruit salads, Mrs. Conley an be used effectively by tlwaya be distinguish MODERN MARKET PAUL'S plated with loye NORMANDIE -oily i lai N. 2011 St. FA. OBB. CARRY OUT STORE always detect fotretit Attending la. Wil... Cm, O.k lay,' flash- '**'"•' °r tl,e object, am ? All the '•-rou'.h liiese layers, s Met*/ Preparing Rind Wiedemann $2 89 B...~-W:n.-^AI.^-M,,„. F... D.li...,—EV. 3S13 The biggest i Penn State Schoenling per Case
]•:,:/ i R. CM SENTINEL DIRECTORY TO COLUMBUS BEAUMIANS Jefferson and Mt. Vernon DIXIE PEACH summer*"school ut Pennsyl- G00DWINT CONFECTIONERY ia State university, won't be bitter. Maal.. QrK.rU.. Fr.lt. Fairosc Beauty Ba Here several question . To describe thc details of pro F...k Frails, v.,.i.bt« ie previously toured parts ol I'.rBt.ri... Msst. B.., * Wia. T. Cur, Oal »h.-..I. clarifying, and it i ductng this glass as simply ai Ml Mt. V.ras. A... FE. 3323 NEW possibl light t possible, « gather of glass wai Your Sentinel phone adu and few eastern states, 678 £. L..( St.—FA. 01. 134 N. 17TH ST. — FE. M» Uie subject. Generally speaking, prepared and number in Springfield is (ing a study of their flora, a A.M. I. 11.30 PH. T. J. K..r,. Pr... 2-8866—Grace E. Lee cor Chignons, Pageboys & Braids there has been too much taken and size of the i mplcted piece rs. Conley has BA und MA JIMMY'S 7 da,s a w.«k Complete Beauty sScrviec for granted by carelessly label- the uutaidc ca respondent. » Si.i of the colorei Lena Moods, Prop. first, usually in Williams Grocery Ann Gardner, Operator This outer cat MARKET BARNE1T 487 Garfield Ave. parts who netal t_vit . *>eld it and then carefully Wllh jlawn Colemans VitUt With Frank Black's Market) Fresh Fi.h • Poultry JUST A MERE BEAUTY Unc—ahed * *•'•<* reheated, which Relativei* In Columbus Anna Flenard, Operators ..."!,„!: resulted in a complete fusion of MARKET Elgetha Carrington, Owner ie two laycYs of casings. Mrs. Ann Coleman and Cvcll and Sporty, are vis OPEN DAILY * SUNDAY SALON _. Very often, in overlay glass, Rr ML Vernor. at 17th and oduced here the body o( the piece is in Columbus, Ohio Smith's Confectionery t'ajt Crews, Manager, clear glass and the overlay, or limits: Mon.-Thurs. 7:30 casing, in opaque white tor in 1470 Granitic st. • FE. ISM Winifred Mitchell, Sallj A. M. to 7:30 P. M. Fri. 4k (Groceries, Mests, Conlertlona Nolan, Johnnie Rlspress, We made cut ov any one of a number of colors, Sat. 7 :?.fi A. M. to 8 P. M. Dally t A. M. to i P. M. lamps, lamp bowls such as ruby red, amethyst, or -stems, twine holdt Sun. 7:30 A. M. to 12 Noon FEATHERSTOHE'S KL1ZABKS RANSOM sad perfume bottles, win* Prop. JAMES H. FLOOD ALMA inns. Props. Logan Bozatnao Classic THIecn's Beauta Shoppe If a third color or casing was MARKET Jessie Mae Vinson, Beauty Salon ond such Item*, from thc used, the entire process was re a N. t»TH ST. FA. 01 tta Mt. Vernoa - FE. Ml* Mr Won Glreas, Rbea Brown. HANCOCK Prop, ARTHILA LOGAN through the WbQs and 1860s, peated. It is rarely that one Any Ume, any weather . .. SMALLWOOD MARKET Complete Beauty sServiee Operators In later years, i improve- finds pieces having more than test lakes one phone call CHARLIE MAI. LONG and iiicth.'d.. and our radio tab's right CANDY CO. BLUE VALLEY Quality Meats A Cold Waving Pin Curling three colors. Groceries ANNA BOZEMAN. Props. and machinery, n< there oa the spot to pick 957 Mt. Vernon A Hsu-celling pearcd—such as handsonv After any necessary final work BUTTER Open tvt-» & SunJavi No Appolaimenl Necesksr) Columbus. O. Phone Orders Received Levella Haddock. Alice Petty. for display needed 547 ML Vernon Ave.-FE. fcW. in drug store windows, and was annca Joseph Hursks, FA, 0431 Harriet Uunlap Columbus. O. led. epergnes to^adorn tile massive ,_ Distributor of alt kinds of 80S Mt. Vernon Ave. Victorian dining tables. The arli FE. 5511 Corinna's Beauty Salon In* many of Uie older countries ** ****** EAST5IDE (AB CO. WE DELIVER in Europe, such as Bohemia, Payment. 311 N. Ukabiogtou Ave. House 01 Glamor Germany, Belgium, England und Specialising to 698 Mt. Vern.-n Ave. France, overlay objects were Hair Cutting and Manicures IUST CALL FErnwood 7048 EV. 5311 produced in ornamental pieces, CA. «t» Columbus O. 1I9 E. MAIN'ST. MAYHUGH & SON All Pfeaaei of Beauty Culture usually enameled in colors, dec- AND WE'LL DELIVER YOUR ORDEI No Appomtmeni Neccssar* Complete Beauty service 81S MT. VERNON AVE. Hair Styling • Hair Catting orated in gold, or engraved. MILLER'S FURNITURE STORE TO VOL'K IIOMK OR "BUSINESS . . . Bus. Cat, 1 «SS Urs. EV. 5685 mmJ A Specialty These countries exported to Complete LIB. af Used Furniture aad Raff. ^3^ SUNDAY FROM 8 A. M. UNTIL 10 I Enla Ricbey, Operator elaborate TAYLOR AVE. WINE STORE Prop. Mattle Warren Turner Raoffes, Itrlrlgerators. Washer., SewiAff Machines 250 TAVLOR AVE, — Columbus, O. Open Dally Operators: Clara Caldwell, sresplendcnt wilh dangling EASY TERMS FREE DELIVERV COtUNNA NICHOLS, Prop. Ada Taylor, Lear Ware prisms, drinking glassses, WE BUY AND SELL goblets, and other SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1954 SATURDAY, AUCUST 14, 19S4 SEC 2—PACE 6 THE OHIO SENTINEL THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. »—PAGE 7
IT'S REFRESHMENT TIME AT THE SUMMER FESTIVAL TIME IS "SONNY BOY" SEE US for the BEST DEAL IN TOWN "FOOD VALUES TIME" No Sugar Needed DAIRY WHIP WALLY'S STANDS "Monarch Canned FoodV* TAIT.W—SI MIA.'—I \un:i< AT JUST ADD WATER M vc.it ( HI i <• \- \Mi (EAST MARKET) Pet-feet Pknle Drink The finest quality at a price ,l ; ,:VM ,S snakes .quarts flnUhed drink, em lower than ever before t MANY. " " " ' XTRA SUSSMAN & SON STANDS NOS. 10 ADN IS 1196 !,*»» Hun 10c a quirt. ___ SELF-SERVE MARKET MANY s'VEUPTOSioo SPECIAL Fresh St.wina Chicken...... lb. 39c AT. VERNON AVE. BEKK 4 WINE TO CARR VOU Asslc your grocer for Fr«»h Ground Beef /.*,.. 3 lb. 85c Big Bear, Foodtowa and sVffi MONTHS is i'::.i'.';,",T. EASY . . I P. ». COLUMBUS, OPEN EVEatI SUNDAY t A. Chuck Roast Ib. 35c' all Independent Food Kfc^ft IO PAY "";';;.. v..•" TERMS 1092 MT. VERNON AVE. EV. 2561 OHIO MONARCH DUIANY FINER FOODS FROZEN FOODS 'You'llDo Better a* Spicer, _ - _ TODAY .TODAY
CPICER'C £;^j Both product* distributed W riRxni R/: w ,„. „•,.,,, St. Presenting 993 Mt. Vernon Ar. Co:."i8tti St EASY TERMS MONARCH 'FINER "FOODS #DULAMY THE SECOND ANNUAL DIVISION FROZEN FOODS
Compjsrc , . . SUMMER FESTIVAL ROLLING ROCK with ANY other bctr Misspelled Word Contest ROSATI'S • FOR OUALITY SUPER MARKET • FOR FLAVOR CONTEST RULES IHE PRIZES • FOR ECONOMY SPECIAL THIS WEEK! I Five ads on these contain i i»- 1st Prise—WOO in cash. Two ticket* tlWibc- ROLLING ROCK PREMIUM BEER trotter basketball rard. Red Bird stadium. and find misspelled words. *" ABC 15. Two ticket* Aug. 19 wrestling card, Haft's Acre Arms. Your Choice of One Pound of a Name - Brand 2nd Prise—Two tickets -Summer Festival." Two tlcketa Globetrotter basketball eard. Two tickets Aug. in wrcrlling eard. COFFEE for only 79c lilsrilllil 1 I I) BY 3. When—Uo the_best ot yoar knowledge—joo have completed this chore, brine signed "Summer Festival. ' Two tickets globetrot With Any $10.00 Purchase OHIO MALT BEVERAGES ads to The sSenllnel, HI E. Long St., ter basketball card Two tlckeU Aug. 19 DISTRIBUTING CO. wrestling card. (Tr.ni. llAIIDt* Siiml.iT from 9 A. M. till 4 P. MV, Monday 4th and 5th Prises—One ticket each per award 3IUKC MUUKi. FHday 8 A. M. tlU I P. M, 90 N. FOURTH ST. — Columbus, O. — CA. t-6600 4. First tire persons to do this, in the order UiroUBh ther apspcar at The Sentinel offices, will re "Summer festival." (.lobe trotter banket. Saturday from 9 A. M. till 9 P. M. ceive awards. ball card and Ant. 19 »rrMling eard.
PRE-FESTIVAL MEAT VALUES OHIO SENTINEL 2nd ANNUAL SUMMER FESTIVAL - SUNDAY, AUG. 22, 10 A.M. SMOKED HAM (SHANK) .'. lb. 39c WRESTLING BACON — Lean Smoked Slab Ib. 75c PURE LARD , Ib. 25c BASEBALL GAME • PICNIC - BATHING BEAUTY REVUE - GALA OUTDOOR DANCE SMOKED JOWL Ib. 39c Al BIG WALNUT COUNTRY CLUB, GAHANNA, 0. EVERY THURSDAY NITE BUSY BEE MARKET 938 Mt. Vernon tree. Corner „f Galloway Are, - HAFT Cat Your Levi's Nov.! Get Ready For Lee's Bi, Pepsi-Cola SUMMER FESTIVAL TIME IS ALSO GARDNER'S CAFE iki_0 "HOME BEAUTIFYING TIME" ACRE ARENA LEVI HOP PARK IN GOODALE ST. A-li.iiv-.M-i, "FREE" to all who wear l-evis. We will TICKETS AT MS S. HIGH ST. CA. 4-3331 also give away Levi's to winners of the "Levi Hop" JitterbAg Contest. Hurry! Hurry! Horry to Lee's and get your "Free" addmislon ticket lo our second RIBS - BEEF - CHICKEN annual Vl.evl Hop." A Treat for HAM & SEAFOOD POINDEXTER CENTER - - WEDS., AUG. 18 FROM YOUR DOOR TO THE the Family 1402 JOYCE AVENUE COWBOYS "SUMMER FESTIVAL" vacation for M«m ... a SWEAR BY Let R. A E. Pfi.nl Co. kelp pleasure tor all . . . "I** IN THE SAFETY OF A .-i-li* when you din* with yours be the bekuty winner for Painting and PATRONIZE OHIO SENTINEL ADVERTISERS! in your block. You'll be LEVI'S For Group Reaosrvation money ahead when you dis Decorating cover there is a difference FIRST NATIONAL CLEANERS MEN'S SHOP & in houae paints. Ideas HILLS CAB STYLE SHOP NOVELTY In at 9:00 A. M. dirty, \^e lEE'S R. & E. Inside and Out! JUST DIAL Use Our Back ckan at 5:30"' r I0O9-I011 MT. VERNON AVE. FE. 1816 FOOD BAR PAINT » WALLPAPER CO. LEE'S STYLE SHOP 72 E. MAIN ST. Call CApital 4-0562 MAIN OFFICE & PUNT - 330 HOSACK ST. P.P.l.Cola Bottling Co. 601 Mt. Vernon Ave. FREE 741 ESa.t Loaf St. CA. 1-13-13 OPEN M0N.-THURS. 9-6:30; FRI.-SAT. 9-9 ot Columbus, O. WE DELIVER GARY NICHOLS, Prop. Colambu., O. Ul E. LiTiacataa A... Color Service CApital 1-4331 FErawood SOOO THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. AUGUST 14. Itg* SEC. 2—PACE » SATURDAY. AUGUST M. I_j THE OHIO ______'SEC. 2—PAGE 9 Phalanx Frat Has Installation RELIGIOUS CHAT My Testimony Cont'd Ex-Pastor Is Caldwell Speaker St. Mark Lawn Fete Slated hy RUBY D. II SIAR AN INVITATION 1„ extendi God hut instead It II. INBZ W. AI.F.XANDEE the public to attend the IIIU.*IC irlyi ting ten beiiij: spnn.--t.ied by Unit N day, Aug. 15, at Caldwell Tem pt 1 p. m, und continuing throughout t 2 from 3:30 to 6 p.m. Sunda o of thest- ti-ligi:)U» ple AME Zion, Columbus. The 'St Mark was well represented at the recent Tawawa session Aug. 13, at the church. Mm. Be (1. Tl'.-s it not lo ridicule any- presiding elder. Rev. I. Dcnja- Wilberfnn-e university, Willie Glover, delegate to the youth di- lb;i H.K.k.-r is. president ... Mr Wf .stand (or e but help, us re-.-oi.niie tnin Pierce, will preach morning an, was crowned king of Tawawa. Klh.-l Sl.td. , Mrs. Msiru- Iteevi know ia risjnl nd His Law, and to help and evening and admini.sler He also won first prize on a talent program and HUH elected. .mil Willie Thompson have bit is to try lo follow In the fool- Communlon. Music for the day gate to the Young P.opl."--. Missionary quadrennial convention cniiiiiii.s.siuned ;,., class lead.-i a positive steps of Jesus, nnd to help 118 lo itt by thc senior and Chancel be held in Washington. by thc past.-r . . . Rei.rgj.ni/, pi'ituins to rt'.ili.'-' il'iit untiling is imposst- St. Mark-will hftve two other members attending the quadren- tion. of thc Chii.tii.n Kudeav! f truth. But ble with Cod. • 1. Accomfxinying CIloVi Conducted by Rev. Pierce th.* .S.n-i.ly bronchi in-talhitir.n . their I have had juuny difficulties* business session lor the first tin- .»ll-.\viii|- ,.ffii;,.rs. Presidon know to cotne upon mc* which seemed quarterly fonfereiieo will c5|f Mrs. Alva Coleman; vlco pretii but witb vene KrWay, Aug, 13, ut 8 p.m. dent. Mrs. Kdith Mahan; nccrc- has been professed peo- fait ut the eliureh. Heportsi of all tar>*. Miss Shirley David; treas bout with their boards, clubs, and auxilu.i ie* urer. Mm. Mary C. Hoover; led, besot ffjth doubt, adult leader, Mrs. Helen Wader- we doubt und Rive up and when tear and unbelief, Iter; youth leader. Spencer Gre we let the Devil sway us in din- Various Special Events Are Phalan*. fraternity of Spring St. YMCA. Cwlumbu*. held IU Induction RKV. AI.BERT I,. FULLER, gory; children's leaders, Miss obeying (>od. last week with Rev. Thomas N. Page, pastor of SI. John AMK, Worthiest appearing as gaest 1 PRAV TO con to help ItVt pastor of Caldwell T«m- l.enisi- Macon and Mrs. Mary kpeaker. From left: Robert Booker, Samuel Pegr "Ronal~ d Page, Nelson L. Newsom, program keep my faith in Him and not upied the pulpit Sunday SDMI 'TIMES WE become Rev. Fuller is now RF.V. A. L. FUI.1 Planned At Union Grove Bapt. aeereUry; James Met all. president; Matthew (i. be ashamed to praise His name ; Wadr, m-i.-itljti.iii offirlal' Sickness caused me to become quite discouraged and fee) that serving St. Paul AMK Zion in son, Wlllard Powell, coach; Theodore Hughes, Jam the site for the annual Sunday liciiitf planned by close to God early in life. God has dealt bitter wilh us. Cleveland. • Ham O'Bannon, secretary, Mike Colston and Hon.il. But let us -see if our trials »re school picnic Thursday, Aug. 19. vi' baptist, Colum- During my youth I had ty- For tlie evening service Rev. more than w- can bear. -TIMKKN'S PICNIC Free refreshments, games and phoid fever two • kept J. Dallas Jenkins, pastor, spoke- Compare them with those en on "The Church Must Act Now." contests are offered. Weymnn ,ng a lawn fete sat Bethany Youth Day Plans Rev. Hines dured by the apostle Paul. Dozitu* is superintendent. Trials is a part of God's plan I learned to lo for our success, which conies to God, nnins to attend ptegamtn. The singers are kn all Christians, Friendship Speaker Sunday of the Lantern . ilions of both I ft)r thcir rt nd Made; Event In September Announces I end ofte Share Your Wisdom Job was a rlghtoUS, man. To Daptist Cir- p.] 8nd classical selection*. 15:26 ifting Tuesday, Aug. By I.OCIS1 1 SMOKY test him Satan wn3 Riven power By DR. THOMAS R. GAINES and Ex. 23:25, "and read: to do anything lo Job but lake Morning Is Rev. J. Lowery Olive George Cochran, lyric the Lord that healeth till Sun. Topics his life. Job endured pain, mis Purpose i5 an inner urge. soprano, will be featured in re The youth of will take sickness a wa ery, property damage and the By DORIS WARE cital under the joint auspices of making plamr*fi>t_their youth By MATT1K R. WIIITK ttle midst of ther.' the Young Matron's Guild and loss of his children. Yet he re Rev, Jackson Lowery, assis day program to be held in Sep- H,,v< T- „ lUncs pastor oJ the Good Samaritan club, Sept. mained faithful to God. tant pastor of Friendship Bap bilce choir, under direction of tembrr. All persons interested Centenary Methodist. Columbus, 12, at 7:30 p. m. Cain hated Abel because ho tist, Columbus^ delivered Mrs. Walter Thomas, will give are asked to attend a worker* announce "Defeating Out an all-request program Sunday. has rightt loming worship conference Friday. Aug. 13, al ftan" aB thr topic uf his ser- ngth gradually. Aug 29, at 8:30 p.m. Nurses Summer Alumni If ir Christ's soke last Kunda Dm Corps is sponsoring this event. * - m«n for morning worship Sun- months bed .ith Him. Could At 3 p.m . R. Streets, St. Paul'AME Garden Party The pastor, Rev. A. L. Muson. day, Aug. 15. Musk will be pro- tirelv though, >r be ours? God Clair Chapel AME, SICK AND sili'T-IN — Rev. nake o Program Held used as hi.*, topic Sutuiny ninrn- vidrd by the senior and young * • • speaker for • a program spon Irvin James Moss, Kate John* ing. '-Friends." Music was hy adult choirs. THE NEXT W|NTER t lud sored by Jubilee choir. s8n, Hattie Harris. Mary Car* woyed by in- Hostesses Named, Event Sun. Funeral services for Mrs. Ger ver, Floridn Parker and Mary consequential ber Ann Turner. Al Bluefield With our tribulut trude Lash were held at Friend- Hostesses have been named Wilma rreenlee, Mary Payne, unge 's il relop purity and Tuesday with burial in THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK iv. emotional, un- or the second annual garden Mr. Delando Moses, the inter BLUEFIELD. 1 brings Eternal Law Mery by ] ; -"Come I pray and hear what I type of life for arty sponsored by the C< mediate youth choir under direc Things." The Gospel chorus will bar'oftlie ran.il; that look the O. A. Whittaker and sSons. tion of Howard Gillard, Jr., and SUNDAY. AIKi. 15 tin- Doii'-:n B,I1fi- disease. 1 ofu-n **ondered why Joe Montgomery, president riety will hold its During Ihe Mtiimier months, j had to be the . NF.XT WEEK — Family Wor I that Uie Hulletu tea at the home Mrs. Evelyn DeLoache is pres included graduates from annual h Meil.od.al_ ^™*h_i;>ll«wship_will This sickneM „ ident of the Council of Church- to 195t and individuals hold- °* Mrs. • Lattinur. 1275 K, Wtlma Potts, Ullic certificates and diploma! •"'"* ,*"-•. ! Wednesday night?. Rev. Stanley Smith Is Guest women and Dr. John D. Howell Parks, Naomi Hendricks, Rosa public is invited President is Aufi. i*3 Hoard i REV. R. T. CLEAVES, paslo is pastor of the church. Mrs. Charles Itoberls. holding Baptist Present Prizes In has asked the Goapel choir t lie Smith, Nellie Ciamptoo, A number ol Bethany's young World" accompany him to Rev J Minister At Second Baptist Kathleen Sanders, Beulah Reid, Dorlhy Lubers, Edna Coleman, president, addn people and adults took part in church o Walkers chUK CLOTiNE'S September Oratorical Contest •he will preach SaturdVy! B-r HATTYE B. REDMOND Mr. Jean Watson. Roberta Mitchell, CHICKEN SHACK Among those present were Eula Bethel, Cora Turner, Vint). 9M Mr. Goodale St. Mr. and Mr*. George Brooks. c • The Finest In Home Cooked Feeds Mrs Winfcion Q. Interracial the five ttnalil Columbus, last Sunday. At morn! Mr. aand Mrs. Benjamin June::, Mattie Whaley.-Alma DAVE GOODMAN, Mgr. ing service he delivered s*.ermon Mesdames Rosa McWilliams, Washington, the mothe, Open » Hours Dally i-hed on "Our Rich Inheritance."; Mu- Elizabeth ColeVnan, Harrielte Bentley. Ann Mason. Jessie deceased pastor. Those ** usical numbers. Evangelist Visit Nest Sunday ivlded by the Gospel Chavous, Charlotte Rolston, Mar- Twyne. Blanche _ Sanders, Mer- Also, .appearing the pro- "?*"•*«»« automobile--- are a ' ten's chorus with :wood, Mary Sawyer sell Walker, Eva am-were Mrs. Hose Hobson, do Don't Forsrt To Say — Ml. Olivet Baptist Church ?pwetl at the or. and Ethel Slade. Tiffaoj-. "30;*D Meet Begins "NO CREED BUT CHRIST" Helen" Campbell QUALITY FOOD SHOP Taft Johns »i and Prof. J "/ Saw It In The Sentit.el" SYMPATHY TO Mr. and Mri iZt E. Main St. No. I * 2 R. Rankin prea CHICAGO - History L being day evening, Sept 10. Kail Hood and family in the tog t faculty, ho i Ida Hope we)] is chairman. Junior and senior hiRh school j Columbus, Ohio death of his mother, Mrs. Maude sided. written in Chicago dur duet ompo.scd of M<--,damrs l-'Ios. «il Mt. V,ra.a A.e.-FA. Mat nation's first Interracial students and recent high school 1 Hood ... to1 Mrs .Eva Nixon .,(!,,,: 8 A. M. - The Church at Study ^ie Cradoolph and Theodosiu ^Aug. 15 trom 4 to 7 p.m., are . GOOD FOOD MEN OF BETHANY ar* and family in the death of her ••«'uii-furiti..;..-•, elaai ait. gelistic campaign now being 10:45 A. M. • The Church at Smith sang "My Desire." Fr.pa'rcd la Horn. 81-1. .ng plans 'or their Men's sponsored by two of the MOONEY LAUNDRY niece. Mrs. Sylvia Harris. Ms: : i. -. and Mesdames Olive vary modern hotel f.ciiitie.. ending Worship — 6 P. M. • Baptist Tb. Hrsl la rJar-B.Q, Calll, religious denominations — the Five finalists will be selected! Cochran, Georgia Branded, He Knowa Irom cut to co..l |o, aid their pledge. Southern Baptist Convent Sunay morning were Mr and SICK AMdNG US — Lois Gill len Richardson, Mary Whittaker. Fried CM.k.a homelike •cmoiphers.'- Mrs. O. W. Mitchell of Califo.-. Sunday, sSept. 12, the *, the National Baptist Con judge* "after state Baptist ron-| University hospital; • Irene Li! tie Parks. Thelma Gibson. Pr»|>. J As. ANMIONV O Cooper's Tourist Q hoir will present its telle* nia. Mr. Mitchell i3 a former U.S.A., Inc. ventiona select their three top; Reaves. Rachel Duvall. Madle llrs II AMI A M. 25* N. 17th 9t FE. lit J Tlie "Revival Crusa e for of the church. They Colamb-... 0 ough guests of Mrd. Mitchell') Lyman. J. L. Butler, Mack Methodist Fir Pennsylvi JAMES COOPER. Mgr. pm brother and Mr Hawkins, sSamuel Jingles. Elli econd $500 Member; md visitors Penn. son Moore. Troy Kelly and Mary | Subject of the i Methodist chi Ann Mackey Stewart, White ••AnHTii-a".-. 11.-st Ann s, Sunday, Aug. 15, Southern Tea COLUMBUS Cross hospital, Rm. 326. Challenge of Cornmun hear a report on the n Deadline for al) enlr Phone FE. 1011 RJNEKAL IHKECTOKY ventist church. IR6 Cleveland Methodist District convent.. Room night Monday, Aug, 3 av.. Sunday afternoon . . . Rev. Whipped Cream Cleveland at the morning M««i land. Ail papers must be CROSBY Smith conducted the regula,- lice of l)i. F. ] Hay FUNERAL HOME evening services .it 2nd Bapti.-t Enriches Dessert Chicken Dinners Every McAllister St., 1072 E. toni SL The report will be givei Sunday Home Fried Pies Pineapple delight is a dessert lb. Cat., by that FA. 1555 SOUL WINNERS Bible class Rev. J. U Thompson who 618 E. LONG ST. « lisght ending to any a delegate to the meeting. Home Cooked Pies BROOK- al PK rently Plate Lunches, JOE KEE LAUNDRY FUNERAL HOME. INC. Combine *«« cup canned Sandwiches Dr. Jackson crushed drained pineapple; 2 ta 1108 E. Long St. COME TO FE. Mil blespoons lemon juice; 1/3 cup WASH Today- SHILOH BAPTIST sugar; and dash of salt. Add 2 Is Hailed By CHURCH cups cooked rice and "^ cup shredd.-d coconut. Ilsmllton at Mt. Vernon Av- WEAR Today! FUNERAL HOME Columbus. uhio Church Of Christ Cafeteria! Europeans 818 E. Long St. Faster • Better • Cheaper JAMES W. PARRISH 472 S. WASHINGTON AVE. CA. 4-0598 Dr. J. li. Jack TIP-TOP CLEANERS EV. 9521 Minister Tha Best In Horn. Cooked Food Lunches And Evening Meal. 3 MRS. D. A. WHITTAKER 1:15 A. M. Radio Broadcast ORDERS DELIVERED VERN0N ,1=- AND SON, INC. 9 A. M. Church School . Chr .-;,
Housewives League Meeting In Carolina August 16-20 The Sentinel's local And National Viewpoints ~ the Do Nut DURHAM, N. church in Durham wilh Mrs. Aug. 17. at While Rock Baptist. Durham. SSL? NJO%O owned and op- Fannie Peck of Detroit as its Principal speaker for this meet- Houiewivw attending will Shoppc Negro siurant, Thursday of the Natl founder. ing will be L. E. Austin, pub- have un .opportunity to gather era tedIn . Peck. Mrs, Fuqua, EDITORIAL SECTION Editorials • Features Housewives League of America, The organi<.H.Dn grew out of lisher of the Carolina Times helpful hints on homcmaking «e-™S-J" ,, Inc.. which will meet Aug. 18-un idea Mrs. Peck had by which newspaper. through demonstrations to be •"«» m *«" J»J",« nosi rnt,p_ Negro women could help in the Convention business will be given by representatives of a tej..wiu ne spe W. More -than ;M0 delegates and from all chapters. housewives from M slates are development of better business- discussed Wednesday highlight- •"••»* company, several i«ni Reports 1 .expected to attend the five day Wh meet at scenic N. Caroline col- -„ Dunsar. Busiacs. <*, ItX. _*£«?__!: —" °"""" ^ ^ X-T S ^ « «- ; ciis.ii mposcd of and Profes THE CONVENTION banquet for the etnft i ham and Chupcl Hill leading businessmen of thc city, Speaking of Politics . . . . will be hosts to the is lending iu efforts in planning which has as its Dukes Social Highlight "Raise sthe Economic ACTIVITIES FOR the fin Status of the Negro By Directed -.On. ory tactics, such as the Tal that political mudslinging Spending." madge-I.au**he Incident. sponsible for the thousands This vears convention theme lo be photographed with a Ne- :•. in our opinion, the photo M KAN Will LE, Till-: gj will be "Building Better 3usi- * gro, tbe incident was viewed sic two governors should political matter recalls ai ther sis u cruel, filthy game, nen II Our Business". of the city's with raised eyebrows through been treated in a like ninn- Ohio gubernatorial rampui d only by groups ot ruth- The Nat'l Housewives League out the country, polilica noth wit list and ing. which "the venom of cynical individuals for the of America had its beginning i> manufacturing plants, nayor, president of N. do otherwise, in our judge- mattgafism" was injected. M purpose of furthering in 1933 at White Rock Baptist HOWEVER, AT NO time flirting with a type of Johnson subjected to public scullduggery thi only far ii-.ee! against former Gov. Tom OLYMPIA Barber Shop • dele- ticistn for his action by the out of step with the Herbert in 19-tR, when pulitL-.il than 30,000 members of ht adi and circulars were publi- Complete Tousorial Srrvirr gates Tuesday, spelei will J«IMB J. Henry-Wcrgla Brown guests of the tins Mutual Life Insur-
immoth public meeting held Tuesday evening. John B. Combs full months I OldUmers la New Spot At November election date. The spark which touched COOPER'S BARBER SHOP the jolting uproar occurred last Leroy Cooper, Cluster Hunt R. -«-k whert circula Verne t showing Gov. Lausche on a •lure with Herman Talmadge. M, Inf.. which WI Our Specialties Social highlight 9t the lttth annual eon*ration of the iinitial affair are Hair Cutting iceatly la Columbus was a banquet at the Nell House. Shown hinting governor.. Blanche M. Vaa Hook, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. 893 MT. VERNON AVE., < ft* Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Slaughter.. The photo was (hot while the two the « elf whether or not he U the tettke ago. you. Once that has Family Roundtable decided, plan your "cam- AS.WK SEE r wisely and well. (All's nythlng unusual Br Eliir. A. Ball ;ovemor posing age diMei v ith the south'., i ^ make it. lomagog. ,H imnor age; ar- But the caption under DEAR MISS BALL— I h ing with a fellow Dis befoi i like me and *en- rivi i definite understanding; ure saying they were is 12 years my senior. I iccordingly. Some of >t long standing", .-.nd flint T.il- out. If we talk *••*< joys my company, but n*irriajjcs are of the n.-idge offered to .-omc into Ohio about marriage nd the family, etc. even in general (™ January" type. his year to campaign for terms), he "cla: s up." Being older, 1 «ve few contacts ' ' some other posaiM- ,:iusjcne| lends to *hr and the ones a* liable are not quite I my liking—for a .-.r KB. C husband. nadgrtam". °"' Of course this ImplleaUon is 1 wonder what He Henry Thompsons Have . I).. •ou fear> the unknown absurd and utterly ridiculous. hope for ift? frequently tor ir N. Yorkers As Guest* Mr. Lsnsehe would L. We hav oing together Mr and Mrs. Henry Thomp think 6t having Talmadge about th: —Toby. Nash freedom.' son, 26 "Ingersoll av.. Schenec yVmt . push th little while 1 • lady. N. Y.. were recent guest* DEAR TOBY •*• To g ting them beli* and Mn "pal" answer would fc SI,Hi N. Chan . CohlNllHlS. Paul Robinson's ulv : "Celebrate Anniversary TIPS ABOUT worked effective!] ago. but today the - Negro voting popula teltlgent and th. INSURANCE . He is afraid of I attempt Ir their eyes ST PEOPLE today shave tire Through newspaper column* daughter. Men, also, will tell ot r and extended coverage on and particularly Negro papers heartburn or belching, or ulcer their homes. They probably they are kept abreast of th. like pain, but not of their Im think they don't need anything actions of those Nervine in pub pending bankruptcy. lie office. Muny a doctor gets angry THEY KNOW THE good ar when a woman brusque-sly md policies of elected i-ffir.., questious what he said, or ar- of mo t of the cost "MM of" Distiactioa Follow tb.„ Diroctet-s- ind as a result any attempt I i ith him as If she knew of repairinj, lilding it, but about medicine than he who would pay fo the tempo- To Batter 1 onu implify tin in one way or anoth -r is likely lo he accepted ... •She would have been ± if she had pointed out find for yo r fami v while th.il •d political gossip. lusly that the doctor had Pierce's Barber Shop BAX'S BARBER SHOP l. Id ha -« to live In Complete Barber Service 653 Harrison Av*. lines I feci niptoms i a hotel or j apartment) Doing Business At Our Moo, Women, Children*• Many a ti maybe eat our m al* out for i NEW I Ot ATI ON have been distressed when p. ' or "Pleurisy,"' Thut is f.-w weeks. •uld pay the &M E. lout St. Haircut ting — Facials icnt and doctor quickly -j. If a woman has had yearn "f leeply resentful toward one at illucsss with a doXCfl hospitalua- If you were able usis and it does not help lions und a half dozen opera JI nw doctor. It may mislead ol the furniture nn pcr.*(-nal cf- WHALEY BARBER Thc patient thought the duct, tions, she and her husband can pay fur Uie SU65 ... ia. A. M. SHOP ras contemptuous of h nave a new doctor an hour's storing of them? writing out a brief hii BARBERSHOP so*. Barbershop en one labels him a Even if you save 1 enough fur. 1 I ata A.. ented the patient's 675 E. Loa, SL m*. .od ChildrM'a ' of "Talmadgeism' '[minting) which comes Complete Barber Service! 1 am. hungry and goes mbty with the i Barber. — Su» Holiuau, DELUXE 1 when 1 eat." Or, "I get a Always, it is well for thc p Albert Johnson WILLIS WHALEY, Pr.p. tient in thc doctor's office make good use of the time he NEW LOCATION questions und this- patient could paying for, and quickly to pr BROOSDAIE'S have said. "I fear you misun- fo sent the essential and salici THOMPSON BARBER SHOP Ohio Sentinel. derstood what I said." features of the illness. Things go best, of course, i the i Formerly Mt. Vernon-!*;.. Uair Shop The photo was taken In At t talk BARBERSHOP when thc patient comes in with M( length HYPERTENSIVE HEART 964 MT. VERNON AVE., Near 18th St. lanta and showed Talmadge much faith in the doctor. It i.t * 621 E. Long St. Celebrating their golden wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. SEVEN CHAIR SHOP posing with Rooert Johnson, had when a patient Com£8 dis- occasional twitch of the facial* aad Scalp ln-suusoU G. N. Perry, ZSZ N. »th St., Columbus, are shewn cnttlng their J Complete Barber Service grind exalted ruler of the im trustful and wondering if he is J or some itching of the practicable, the normal conduct A sp.mlty second wedding rahe at reception which honored them on the proved Benevolent Protective realize that lay spcrsoiv. Men, Homes and Children's Hair Culling and Styling Beanie W ilium KeyaoUs in the right place. of his household because his Pre happy occasion. The parents of five children, Mr. and Mrs. order of Elks. always tell minor gymp* A Specialty aad W. J. Saber, Barbara Thc best thing a woman can ^ mises arc made uruonablc by an Ladies Bair Bobbing, Scalp Treatment, Deluxe Facials Perry repeated their wedding vows of fifty years ago before The noted fratertuiist, a Ne-' do in u doctor's office is to un- ' but I insured hazard. C.u.pUte the..' failu Barbers: Charles Dudley, Andrew Harris, Damon Lynch, BARBER SERVICE Rev. T. II. Mines. Guests were present from Detroit, N. York gro; was shown shaking hands -swer his questions briefly and ! A THOUGHT — Make sure Wilbur Long, Benny Fisher; JOHN THOMPSON. Prop. and Salem, N. C. Mr. Perry Is self-employed as a plumber.— with the rabid Dixiecrat In the sto the point, If she will only do that angina pectoris w you want to pay the price ot Pierce Photo. •"tier's executive office. this, the doctor may have the thrombosis develops. getting ahead. SATURDAY. AUCUST _ 1854 , SEC I—PAGE jj THE OHIO SEMTINIt SATURDAY, AUGUST U. 1954 THE OHIO SENTINEL
Tha Sentinel halaa people who puah other people EDITORIALS fytiWffi ytmusements
•This above all, to thine own self be true; and it shall follow as night the day thou canst not thea be false to any man."—Shakespeare.- Gran Stevens Orchestra Pacted For 'Bronze Ohio' Festivities hip of the famous pent hi-us, the late Kddic Byrd, drum :iub orchestra whieh included . who gained national fame fu! Tonl net's "Miss Bronze Ohio" co'n- lersonnel that hit thc plnn'avli tho Louis Jordan hand, test, was completed last week i wilt fur- Lady Hiding A Pink Blush! many others, dates, including Ohio Sti when the Grim Steven.-- orches Wilh his Penthouse band. Ste Stevens' present group. tral was signed for the Sunday, Wesleyiin, Ileidelbet g. ANNIE LEE MOSS, the motherly looking, soft spoken gov- ens featured such tldemen 3* of the "Tan Northern. Miami. Oxfui ** ernment worker put through the ordeal of a TV loyal Aug. 22. parade of beauties at )i*wcy Dewson, has.-- formerly Dig Walnut Country club. i proving to be i nisoti and Wittenberg. ty investigation last winter, is being railed back for a re C.ipiH.l The "Tan Tones" feu TickelN peat perform an re. Stevens is well known through The 48 year old Pentagon employee was abruptly out Ohio. Indiana. Pennsylvania ed wilh Lucky Mil ilie! off,. ousted from her post in the Defense Dept. in February and Michigan due lo hin leader when Sen. Joseph McCarthy charged she had been nnd "may still be an active member of the Communist party." Then the farce started. Mrs. Moss was obviously the Rillis Johnson Guest Star On TV motstt confused person in the country during the hearing. Club Regal She looked lost, sounded lost and acted lost. With the convincing sincerity of a person incapable of Calvert Distiiti PRESENTS r of guile, Mrs. Moss testified she had never even heard of Corp., in a preview of the l!).>4 Communism at the time the very junior senator from Wis , by pretty Itillis John:;...n of promenade of Ohio benutje EVERY MON. & WEDS. consin said she became a card diss Bronze Ohio" battling Indeed, the accused lady general lack nuty contest when sin; appca: of knowledge on the facts of Red life guest of Spook Beckman • questioned about her opinion of Carl Marx, ihoot the Works."' The pro* she wanted to know if he was alienator. In the Com by WLW-C. munist party, that question would have been sacrilege. ; 3:;t0 p. Every Red knows about the guy who wrote the Commie "bible." Miss Johr i the purpose of the beauty i Library Among Top 6 If Mrs. Moss was putting oa an act when she dis THIS UGLY SCAR ON THE NATION'S CAPITOL WIU SOON BE REMOVED with other "Shoot the played her monument of innocence, Hollywood has missed guests. Eunice Walker, ita best beb since the Barrymores. As an actress, Mrs. Moss alent director-* and St. would have been playing the "simple soul" better than Jackie Gleason ever dreamed. Glynls Johns tries u. keep Allied Artists' "The Weak and the Bermuda But i - not, the lady is agttin out -- - job and As I See It! nalelv BOO fill* At Antioch nds of -subject.' life behind walls of prisons for wooment , due for first run showing she seems to be confused this time than during St., Columbus, starting Sunday, her first suspension. By Lucius E. Lee Shorts The army says her case was reopened on the basis of information which was "not previously available." sports, recalls when hitching Nile posts lined the avenue where Mrs. Moss' guilt or innocence will be decided by an some future city administration investigating committee. But we can't picture this ex- dealing may decide to put parking me- Hunter's Band Offers Plentiful cafeteria cook, mother and housekeeper in the role of a fire engine red spy daring enough to steal top govern pin hit the sidewalk, when col Sully could not moke the *> ment secrets. ored people dared not approach year group but he comes well In fact, we doubt if Annie Lee Moss is even a blush thc door ol thc nicvie hou:-e up within the 30 year class along Supply Of Savory Entertainment pink Communist. with the Cameo Theatre, which used to cater to whites only. a new life to B*ville S offer some good musical pi Now there are two youngster:* , flocked into the l.iU-h/uii! aim, Personnel Includes!ure every Sunday aftemooi. _. Men and Women Invited! L* just under the 30 year lythrti Room last Sunday at- trombone; Calvin Beth- the Litchford "Rhythm Room"4 • Feel at Ease While y©isj -.-noon lo enjoy a plentiful help* Harold Timmoru-. ten-' from 5 till 8s30 p.m.--BUC. Show Your Knees Judge Randall Now, when colored people be , I.ittlefi.-ld, piano; Ed- - =. gan to till in the streets around I the I itself. Krakoff's a and Mori's mt offered on a silver platter die LittlejoTin. DELATEDLY, because we are u weekly paper, and sin- Mt. Vernon av., there develooed Senlinel theatrical editor Ed- Woody, bass, and Norman Da NO COVER — NO MINIMUM a great exodus.of while people. just seem lo belong there, al 'Fight For Freedom' cerely, because we mean it from the bottom of our though they cannot boast of a i J Colston, when he debuted las, band manager. heart*,, we join the -Columbus community-in mourning the 1821 opening of business like the -•m _h heralded "Jazz. Ltd.," Their choice death last wtTek of Judge Cecil J. Randall of the Franklin Prospero ; I M|raoda, lath the R of a series of • another factor ;'-.; Fund Gels Donations- county common, pleas court. er and ' daaghtes "The as a group and a-* individual The distinguished jurist's contributions to the peo Teinspest," are see Colston original idea of th loists. This' is a fine co and! N. YORK — The NAACP. CLUB ple, the city and county which he served well and with a tsions was to honor the loci Will bt- better if they • "Fight for Freedom" campaigr devotion that far exceeded his duties as judge and citi play sbcing produced on An* rformers. musicians ond visit off the usual breakup received $1568 in donations re tioi-h college's outdoor stage Z celebrities, but Colum bu- cently to aid its olvil rfghU zen were far too many and varied to enumerate here. this week. The faatasy began any jazr lans flocked to th CUE Down through the years, as newspapermen, we' have Wednesday and runs Thuii* i-ne to participate in a full pic Id Billy" Graham found reason to call upon Judge Randall for information diiy, Saturday and Sunday, Bin of entertainment. was a real crowd pleaser. as well as counsel involving complicated legal cases be REGAL It was one of the most terri Aug. It, - •*-. Xenia thrush, cute Ada Let yond the comprehension of members of the working Mldsumm Night's openings viewed bv Bronze brought down the htHi.se with hr> pres*. guest spot. Miss Lee has a dis Is the fare for Friday evening, 1M3. centennial I 772 E. Long JI. Col's In each such caee Judge Randall gave liberally and Aug. 13, while a matinee of ;iii•" the FAirfax 0423 /. \Wve standing of human nature to aid us in finding the ans Aug. 15. Arthur Oshlag Is cast esurgeme to I and wonderful tion. wers to our problems. He was a kindly man and a wise as Prospero; Vera t-'usek Is his daughter. orely missed is to say the
Dave Anthony's Lloyd Carter, 'A Hoist Lifts Me' nember had a business i the Sunday after ia and Satin Gr could have been moved into the fact thai a colored neighborhood li a potentially "| CAN MOVE only the fingers on my .right hand, my i*lwwhere and thrived but they Irown, Buddy left foot and my bead. I still depend on a machine stayed on and sold their mer- good market and they found WAX WORKS that to be true for ull the yean ,-dan. 'imbro. to do moit of my breathing for me. I spend my waking relaxed fun that was conla- Musicians on hand \ hours sin m specially built chair and must be pushed of a landmark. ; brul Appears On Page 14 to everyone present, around. A hoist lifts me in and out of bed." t fan ONi: CANNOT FORGET the i Hunter's magnificent coin, That's Dr. Fred Cummings of Seattle, Wash., writing Olympia where ice cream soda,* MAYBE THE STREET be In This Edition as everything that a well in the Family Weekly magazine. He's a veterinarian who have had several genera lions °t came a little noisy and its habi iced outfit should be. MARTY'S 502 (IUH=- was stricken by polio in 1948. He w practicing again, de young mouths busy for the oasl tues hod different manners spite the handicapsHhM will be his for life. than the old crowd. But the uf good arrangements landmarkx. NOW PLAYING No need to convince Dr. Cummings of the urgency of Most of those landmarks Just landmarks remained and found the emergency March of Dimes this summer. He, knows named belong lo the 40 year ;'. profitable. the meaning of work being do^e by the Nat'l Foundation WHO ARK THEY? Perhaps I or were glad that they wer? They have made their contri OPEN FOR BUSINESS Eddie Simon's Rhythm Jesters for Infantile Paralysis. will inadvertently miss some tmugely safe up on the Mt. Ver butions, the mnin one being THE OWL'S CLUB "1 bad nothing," says t)r. Cumraing*. "My father but I recall venerable Charles non av. hillock when that flood good contributot s to Easlside I'nder Management Of ' Thursday and tbe March of Dimes paid t>.e medical bills.'* Spicer and hij- furniture store scare of 1913 gripped Columbu*. chanty and another being pro 732 W. FIFTH ST. Dayton. O. who has been around the avenue viding Jobs for members of the ROBERT (BOB) CHRISMON FRIDAY 8:30-1 SATURDAY 8-12 Multiply his case by the 77,000 whom the March of And even Abe Weiner, heir to Weekend Entertainment For for the past 45 years. . the Sam Weiner Loan Co. busi- Members and Guests Featuring . , . Dimes helped last year, and by the 40,000 new cases ex ? rubers that he and his Vli«- Musicians' Haven pected this year — and it's easy to see that when the 1954 And I had to note the tear in The.*- grow venerable now and a little lady's eye up at Dean fathess the begin to di.sappe.ir and. before MARY IU March of Dimes fell 920 million short of needs last Jan Hardware store who bragged fore the flood. they, too, are thin like the little MARTY'S 502 CLUB uary, it spelled "EMERGENCY." The Sensation of Sonf* about being with the store for Charges sSolomon, probi lady said her old customers DOWNBEAT CLUB ROOM : FA. OSiS It's our opportunity to "give a hoist" to the thousands 50 years but gave it credit ot DO. one of the best known name. were thinning out, let's think up Aad v.nterUinmtm Every Friday A Saturday Nile of polio victims who rely on those dimes and dollars by the avenue, because of his < way te honor the Urnd MARTY MELLMAN, Prop. _ OSCAR FRANKLIN. Mir. giving to the emergency March of Dimes Aug. 16-31. tinued prominence In East-side marks. THE NIGHT OWL SWIHGSTERi SO* ST. CLAIR AVE.. Col's Daily 6-1 A. H. THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. AUCUST 14. 1»S4 SATURDAY. AUGUST 14. 1954 THE OHIO SENTINEL
Action Al Sea VILLAGE TAVERN 1210 MT. VERNON AVfc. 'Sins Of Rome' Serving the People In and Around Poindexter Village BEER, WINE - OOOD FOOD THE OHIO SENTINEL'S Opeu 7 A. M. - Close 1 P. M CHESTER E. WHITE. Out. 2nd Annual
R - WINE - WHISKY : COOKED FOODS SUMMER FESTIVAL CA. i-WM 997 Manliailan (lub Kitchen fclVlNti VOU TIIK riTCU ON "JAZZ, LTD."-—Tho Litchford ho- of action at Open II A. M. 'TH 1 A. M. AND A roarinc drama " lei Rhythm Room has been full the past Sunday afternoons the Sea," Short Orders - Sasndwlche* la thr comspanlon feature iu (two to be exact) -full of customers and full of Rome of the ••SALLY" HUFF, Mgr. "The Weak jazz that has ever emerged from the intimate and cozy r
Mabel Watkraa . Clair Ave., FA. 1181. Good Samaritan (lub Addie & Joseph Burks NEWS AND VIEWS IN SPRINGFIELD Ladlea to canvai bomea with ac SHINE PARLOR cepted hair and scalp prepara ship drive for a fee or si,wo. Deluae Dyeing SL Shining Seeking a tion. Call in person. They will meet Monday, Aug. By Grace I. Ue Trade our Want Adi will 958 Mt. Vernon Ave., Col's, O. HANFORD VILLAGE serve yen beet. Quickest and Ave. Bishop Henry Charles, iiirett way to make a deal In the Columbut "Family Mar •PR1HGFIEUD.-Happy birth%that Grandmother uooke and from her on the grounds of gross Stoa'At y to Ora Lewis, Chestnut other relatives t ket" la with a Sentinel Want JEFF'S POOL ROOM Martin, aecretary; Harold WiW Ad. They're eaay to place— SITUATION WANTED neglect ol duty. Hattie La meet them. Eddie i n s MISC. FOR SALE mfl MT. VERNON AVE. "nothing was mining son, Dsaistant aecretary, and Said cause will be for hearing Robert Corley. Mason st.; Lillie Mature Columbus woman want*. on or after Sept. 4. 1954, l'lg«r», Candiei and Ice Cold The new basketball and tennis court at Hanford pk. William Oglelree, ttoa surer. JUST CALL FE. 7416 Post property merchandise le will be officially opened Saturday, Aug, 21. There will be Lawrence, Lexington av.; Rich Glosler B. Current, national di full-time night work, experi Jesse ('•. Olcklnsson, Atty. ard Davis, Jr., Indiana av.; Mat And Ask For An Adwrlter. be sold afRCMMAOK SALF refreshment*, a game by the Hanford AC ball club and a Mrs". John Lawson, 238 E. 3rd rector ol branches, presided at enced to elevator operation, 1/U, 31, 8/7. 14, 21, 28, IM4. thew Appiin, 3rd si.; Andrea restaurant work. FA. 9»3. at the Tri-VUIage Trading dance in the evening under sponsorship of the Community st. is visiting her grandmother the meeting. Post, 1944 W. First Ave., Applm. 3rd st-; Fran Ferguson, OSCAR HENDERSON. 63, tin:, Donnie D. Davis, whose l'"-t club. Recreation haa been planned for all age groups with S. Yellow Springs st.; Jean Ty- in Atlanta. Her brolher John Thursday, Aug. 19, sUrtlng at „ events starting at 12 noon and going on until 11:30 p — Mn-.-fdt'd her last month. itep-fathei known address Is Rt. 1, Box 190. Clothing for REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ree. S. Charleston, and yours ROOMS FOR RENT HuntsvUle, AU., will Uke notice Tickets are on sale now. truly of E. 3rd st. MRS. PATTY HAMMOND CARD OF THANKS alv. Bryant will be visiting in Wash that on May €, 1954, Ulysees Mayor Fred <*lay ta remind Davis filed his petition in the housewares. Frame Duple: all Haniord ..Vill»8«. real- ington, D. C, this weekend ns the 600 block of W. Grand CAMPBK1A—We wish to ex. Violet Mill-ton, Macon, Ga.. and MISS CHARLOTTE Corley, than a week. Rev. J. W. Ladd, dents that Ana*. 15 la deadline family ... Mr. and Mrs, Eu guest of her brothel and sister tend our heartfelt thanks and set E. »rd at., ta manning to in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Kugent Urbana, conducted final rites appreciation for the acta of Puppies For Sale for obtaining rub b Mi and gar gene Coleman entertained apead tbe weekend ta Rich* [ui- Mr. Henderson Suturday . . . bage permit*.. After that date, ral friends at a dinner parly Hammond . . . The cilywidc kindness, messages or sympathy Boxer puppies, AKC reglste Sunday School Union was sched Joseph T. McMurtry, 745 Dilbcrt and beautiful floral offerings re LEGAL NOTICES ed. Fawn, full black mas! all who have not paid will be t their home Saturday evening av., died Thursday at City hos . . Hanford Village Matron' ceived from onr many friends Double champion lines. Rei pital . . . Mrs. Luther Hall, 32. Curtis C. Ulbson, whose last •tenable. DO. 7661. George Welch. Parson, Tenn. •lub will meet Monday, Aug. 1 and relative* In our aad bereave, Dual formal danc Weimer Section, died suddenly ment In the loss of our beloved known address Is 5447 Fourth has returned home after a I at 8:30 p.m. at the honvi , Charles Eastgate mopolltan club North' St., Mt. Till Monday after becoming ill in a son, Alouso (Busty) Campbell. St., Apt. 33, Detroit, Michigan, sLovely, six-rooms, modern, bath week's visit with his son and : Mabel Watklsf. The club v., hat re Keltey, " lips Chapel and Tiinity . downtown doctor's office. Mrs, We especially thank Kev. C. F. will take notice that on July 10, up and down, wall-to-wall ear- daughter-in-law, Mr. a spon-mring u i affle Aui*. 21. Tit turned from a vacaticatioi n with Hall wos released from the hos O. Welch, and family C. Leroy Hacker, pastor of 2r.d Jenkins and Rev. John Quick peting, screened porch, ga relatives and friends pital July 27. Jibe is.survived by for their spiritual comfort. All r. Sun Mrs. Jerry FtabeuV Guests notice that on July 10, 19M, 7/17, 24, 31, 8/7. 14, Mra. Curtis Watann, and family rates day and night. Call B. F. Myrtle Bowers filed her petition . . . Cleve Westmorland, Jr.. ay with several of his little were present from Urbana and "TAN GKTZ - I Hadn't Anyone Til You." Sometimes Qet Born, proprietor. Office 2.ti N. friends. His parenls arc Mr. one other surrounding cities. ln the Common Pleas Coart of Lois Bell, whose last known won first prize in a baby contest ' off on the deep end with his modem ideas, Result: or Garfield, FE. 4279. Franklin County, Ohio, Division MISC. SERVICES CHARLES WORLEY given by the Jericho Missionary ioolest dig him. At other times he just plain swings. address Is Volyn, W. Vs., will of Domestic Relations In Cause Uke notice that on August 4, Society at Gay St. Baptist last On this side he's swingin'— ' ' No. 76:820, praying for a divorce Sunday . . . Miss Margrelt 19s54. Beanie Bell filed his peti EW YORK Backed by a rhythm make it a Saturday aft CABINS FOR RENT from blm on the grounds of ex- tion sin the Common Pleas Court 17 N. 20ih SI. FE. Goode of Chilhciuhe is spending .-.•i.il old-friends S1GHTSFFING TOURS i their wa: Louisville Cabins for rent at Seneca Lake. of Franklin County, Ohio, Divi N many with the 78Ui armored Sald cause will be for hearing sion of Domestic Relations In Edw. Lane - sLocal Agent it relatives . . . Mr. and Mrs. nd Max Roach 'Further information may be Roger Carter and children of field" artillery battalion. He has lock. on or after August 28, 1954. Cause No. 77134, praying for a 204 S. Hague Ave. JO. 2748 Scotts. seen in Europe since pctobei. drums, The group really moves. obtained by writing Geraldine To Buy or Sell Property Washington motored down from Spears, 511 N. First St., Cam- L. P. Henderson, Atty. dlvoree from her pn the grounds HOTEL RESERVATIONS MRS. CHARL.KS IOIII _K capital. He . . Michael Terry, the hand- Max Roach, especially, lucks 7/17, 24, 31, 8/7. 14, 21, 1954. of wilful absence for more than our village deputy marshal': ome, talented young son of Mr. real nice. Flip side is "Down By bridge. Phone Cambridge SlghUeefng Busses and BoaU C, police fori nd Mrs. Charles Terry of E. C980, * rail WA. 0615, Colum- Shows. Radio and TV Tickets REDMOND REALTY CO. .I.IM i of 1 York i Jane Beatrice Johnston, whose Said cause will be for hearing rd at., walked oil with hii. third Norgran label. last known address is .'i1 _ N. on er after September 11, 1954. Consult With crlifuatc of awuid pic-senled BILL DOfMlETT — "It i g t> Grubb st., Columbus, ().. will Webster ,S. Lyman, Jr. LANDSCAPING SERVICE Hattie Buford Redmond .y the Recreation Dipt. Ilu Uke notice that on July 17, 1954, Heels." The Hammond orgur , H. >•*, 11. Licensed Broker bird award, dated Aug. 3, wai has proved itself as a jnz? instm ROOMS, APT. WANTED Johnston filed his peti- Tree trimming, flower and or mi Islanding acluivviiieiil it ment and we get more and more sSlngle working man wants Charles Lucas, whose last Service, 70 N. 21st St. mil shiK'linfi at Koosevelt play recordings feoturini kitchenette or two-room known address Is 272 Talmadge shrtibhery, planting *er* EDWARD P. /IP! ground.. "Mike" is proud of his they move. This one-! apartment, private bath, fur St Columbus, Ohio, will take vice. Top , ssoil, hedges Bicycle Tires and Supplies other awards, won when he par- swingin' temp with nice ten nished. Moat be reasonable. notice that on July 29, 1954, Mar; grass seed for sale. Ham Sharpening of Lawnmowers, tieipa.'-d i" ;i ii-fisi-.'shof pit*, liing ••,61, and n good rockin' rhytli Nice location. Contact Mrs. dlvorce from her on the grounds Lucas filed her petition in the mock's Nursery and Yard Scissors end KnIves • tournament at North St. Center ( Klip Moore, Ohio Sentinel, FE. of gross neglect of duty. Common Pleas Court of Frank AU Kinds ol Keys Made playground and in the northern"! [f you wan-t to lull"yourself Said cause will be for hearing lin County, Ohio, Division of Bicycles lor Rent district* meet. Awards and h»v-; ^...-jj. y_ry aptly titled "Sw on or after Sept. 4, 1954. Domestic ReUUons In" Cause CUMItt ing cup* presented by he lubel is King. Jesse G. Dlcklsnson, Atty. No. 77066, praying for a divoj.ee AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES Mason, Jack Hanken INK SPOTS — "Yesterday.*-."! 7/24, 31. 8/7, 14, 21, 28, 1954. from him on' the grounds of CMBNK - Eae - STOKU I Mil rd Rice. Here are the new Ink Spots (HUD CARE SERVICE gross neglect of duty. j... MOMr, Tlall. .». sounding a lot like the Spots ol Said canse will be for hearing BROOKS' AUTO MAC'S MIMT MRS. MINNli: B. SMITH, Mothers, we will keep your chil- A/3c Charles H. Patrick, on or after September IS, 1954. ELECTRIC SERVICE plete with the deep drcs while you work. One dol whose last known address is BODY-FENDER & Rt. 72, Is a patient at Miami Toler and Toler, Attys. Repairla, Gcacr.lor., LOW W ASH Valley ho-.-iH.il, Dayton, whei talking bass chorus. The Spots lar for first child and fifty Dow Air Force Base, Bangor, PAINT SHOP BELL'S 8-7, 14, 21, 28, 9-4, 11, 1954. Doe Mao Yonr Bad, Maa NMN IH NUT hard lo get bad; on cents additional per child. 11 Maine, wiU Uke notice that on FOB SALE top and this one won't hurl July 9, 1954, Betty Patrick filed 9M E. G,, SI. • RM. EV. tail avumnwr Prices RADIO — RECORDS After • P. M. Call EV. !*ll Good Used Lumber And mother of Mrs. Charles Terry her petition .in the Common Mary Louise Fleming, whose Columbus, O. Household Fixtures of £. 3rd nt. and Mrs. Kenneth ROY KLDR1DGC—Oscar Pet- TELEVISION Pleas Court of Franklin County, last known address is 1015 E. Good Tap Sell • Wholesale Pettlford, Wilberforce ... Mr. Ohio. Division of Domestic Rela. South St., Galesburg. III., will 1MB—"Whan Your Lover Hat. P-l "Wandering Heart" Register Now For Fall Term and Retail and Mrs. James Nash ef E. Gone." Norman Grans, who lions in Cause No. 76799, pray take notice that on August 4, Cecil st. are the proud parent* —T-Bone Walker— Nancy's Day Nursery ing for a divorce from him on 1:954, Harold R. Fleming filed baby boy. Tbe Nssbcs (-] "This la My Beloved" the grounds of gross neglect of his petition in the Common ELMER PARKER —Sarah Vaughan— Child's Care By Day GATES AUTO ELECTRIC one other child, Juanita. dnty. Pleas Conrt of Fr-inkllo County, Motor Tune-Up and Speedometer Service 492 Armstrong St. Nash is a contractor by I I "Wood-tide Mambe" Musk Si Daactag Lessons was doing when he 705 K. Spring St. EV. 1998 Said cause will be for hearing Ohio, Division of Domestic Re Generators, Regulators, Starters Sales It Service CA. 4-8700 trade and his wife Is noted for —Larry Liggett— on or after August tt, 1951. lations in Ca*M No. 77147, pray Columbus, Ohio dridgc with Hetei; |~| "Mambo Boogie" 649 E. Fulton St. FA. 1104 Columbus. Ohio rcomplisbments la tbe gether these iUr Toler and Toler,, Attys. ing for a divorce from ber on field. —The Harptones — thc grounds of gross neglect of familiar wiUi Roy': [~] "Wonderful Lave" 7/17, 31, 8/7, 14, 21, 1954. i;i»lili: AND Judy Cooke, Busy Parents Service duty. trumspet style and Peterson is —Lula Reed— Hit* greatest when it com US t( j") -I Want A Woman" LUCY DEAN NURSERY Said cause will be for bearing* Edmund Cooke, li2» IS. 3rd St., backing an individual perform Religious Training on or after September 25, 19S4. PATRONIZE Home Ol Hill Radio & Electrical Co. ore spending a month with er. If you dig cither one of these 840 St. Clair Ave. WA. 2589 OUR ADVERTIsSERS their grandmother and other I'll this Flip Columbus, O. OK relatives in Mobile, Ala. The standard, Care of Children 2 to 6 Years i , , . 973 Mt. Vernon Av young Cookcs look the journey Started." While 7 a.m. until 5 40 p.m. USED CARS by train unaccompanied HANNAH BARNETT, Prop. Kquilla Marie Smith, whose PAUL DAVIS TransposrtarJon Furnished USED CARS FOR SALE a divorce from him on the CHEVROLET Hathway & Ferguson ort^s for u moment, we'll just re grounds of gross neglect of duty. notice that on August 9, 1951. '53 Bel-Air Cl.evy, extras, 4000 a CLEVELAND AVE. Said cause will be for hearing miles, smells new. flee BUI, - Bill Says... HOU'-LMi mind you of our new show, Floyd Delaae Smith filed his pe- COLUMBUS. 1)1110 331 IX. 20TH ST. HELP WANTED - MALE on or after Sept. 4, 1954. A i ri.NAs.t. WOK* Saturday Afternoon J 022 ow Is the time ta do that sion." 11*1 WCOL, begins Business Phone-FA. 71S1 L. P. Henderson, Atty. Court of Franklin County, Ohio, ^modeling . . . ar repair job FE. 1359-Residence- 7/24, 31, 8/7, 14, 21, 28, 1954. Division of Domestic Relation! Shoe Salesman in Cause No. 77200, praying for BtTve been planning. A job High school graduate with ap ell planned is a job well pealing personality, willing- Thomasine Calloway, whose. * divorce rrom her on the EDDIE'S done. Let aa experienced .ness to learn. Must be honest, last address la unknown, will •rounds of gross neglect of duty. itraclar do It. We spec- dependable, have at least Uke notice that on July 8, 195-i. Said cause will be for bearing mm Use In remodeling, repair, three reliable references. Per Theodore C. Calloway filed bis on or after September 25, 1954. USED CARS "SAY II WITH MUSIC" manent position with opportn petition in the Common Pleas Toler apd Toler, Attys. 'The House of Fair Denis' Court of Franklin County, Ohio, 8-14, 21, 28, 9-4, II, 18, 1954. Bigger 'n' Better "Polka around our bouse aay It wW. a In for agerial A REDHOT BARGAIN! •entry and designing. Call Division of Doniestic Relations recorded tunes . . . bines, bop, lump, assignment If yc '49 Bl'ICK super, conv., fully far estimates. in Cause No. 76781, praying for equipped, for only $695. Buys In Used Cats modem sounds and religious favorites meet these requl r e m e n please do not apply. a divorce from her on the MISC. FOR SALE Call ar See Salesman . . . from the weU storked shelves at grounds of wilful absence. J. W. WA'SON & CO. WILLIAM BELL - GENERAL CONTRACTOR Said cause will be for bearing Complete tine of groceries. LAWRENCE McDOWELL Tmei Dalai P.. 10 (ar. 741 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. — Columbu., O. en er after August 28, 1954. 1288 N. High St. ackie's Gay Note Record Shop SchifPe Shoe Store Raigncr's Market, 561 E. Long JO. 6SS2 CA. 8-2053 CApital 1-1909 at* MIAMI AVE. ET. flat 2784 W. BROAD ST. UN. 2118 J 1050 Mt. Vernon Ave. SL, Columbus, <(.. FA. 2524. Colunabiu. Ohio