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SEATED IS SP-1 HELEN PATRICK, 1524 HAWTHORNE AV., Columboa, "** itandlng SP-« Lorna Gothard and P-2 Paul Gothard, 93 Woodland av., who hava just completed a 16 day tour of active duty at Ft. George G. Meade, Md. They are mem- NAIL BUN CHECK hera of 2678th ARASU, Ft. Hayes USAR school, Ft. Hayea, Columbus. Meeting* re- lune Wednesday, Sept. 4. Anyone having a reserve obligation and Interested in be coming a member of an actlva unit may contact U. S. Army Reserve Center, Building 8 . Ft Hayes, Columbus 18. ^__ ama$ i •• ii-.wMi_.ii_i in m •i—_ia« ••• » "•••"• " —•' •""•• — •••-••-»••••••• _• i • ••» •••-.••••••— • -..-.-.-••-___•.-. •_..-—- -•- 'Miss Bronze Ohio 1957' - ' College Women's Conference in Dayton

THE SUBJECT IS JOANN CURRY. The photo is the proverbial picture that speaks a thousand words. And The Sentinel believes the combination is pukhritu- dinously unbeatable. Agree?—3111 Carter Photo.

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wt*m *m.- Think You Gel Problems! — » DR. ANNA ARNOLD HEDGEMAN (LEFT), assistant to N. York City's ma yor, and Dr. Helen G. Ed_nonds (center) spoke" for 34th annual conference1 of Nat'I Ass'h of College Women In Dsyton, which ended Aug. 17. Also pictured is Mra. Mar vin Poindexter, president of Dayton chapter of organization. CLARENCE McLEOD, RIGHT, chairman of Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission, announced this wee- The Lady Presides that Virginia L. Covington, left, has been, appointed stenographer on the staff of the commission. Pictured center is Daniel L. Mann, Jr., assistant director of State Dept. of Highway Safety. Miss Covington, a native of Columbus, is a graduate of East High. She resides at 376 N. Garfield av. The 20 year old stenographer be comes the first Negro in history of the commission to be employed in that capacity.

.y JUDGES TABLE AT "MISS BRONZE OHIO" context Sunday was the scene of feverish activity and furrowed brows stemming from problem of narrowing field of 40 bronze beauts to ten finalists. Fated with the unenviable problem were, from left: i . . ..,.„...- _./...--..::.; CITY GORGEOUS BRENDA BLALOCK OF DAYTON, :< EUNICE H. CARTER, NOTED LAWYER, former assistant district attorney THE FOUR BOYS PICTURED ARE ADOPTED Sonjia Norris, Lorene's School of Modeling, contest tabulator; Lorene Edgar, director, for N. York county, presides at seventh general conference of Consultative Non-Gov sons of Mr. and Mra. Victor Williams. 722 Whittier St., Lorene's School of Modeling; George Smallsreed, Jr., Columbus Dispatch; former "Miss Bronze Ohio 1957." For page spread of run- ernmental Organizations held recently at Geneva, Switzerland. Mrs. Carter, who as Cincinnati. From left: Victor, Jr., George, David and assistant to former N. York Gov. Thomas E,. Dewey won international reputation aa Eugene. The latter two have just received the news "Miss Bronze" Jean Robinson Wright, and Beth Dade, ex-Columbusite and current op nersup see back page, details elsewhere this edi- a brilliant trial lawyer, is representing Internat'i Council of Women. 'it's back to school."—C. Smith Photo. erator of Los Angeles modeling school.—Staff Photo By Roosevelt Carter. fion.-SlafI Photo By Roosevelt Carter. .>

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 81, 1957 THS .OHIO SENTINEL; PAGES tMKmu SATURDAY. AUGUST 81,. 1987 ! t'• t THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGES ; "* - " ; -gagga-* ~ — Handles $2 Million In State Funds Yearly 'Practitioner Ot The Year' appraisals, It offers opportunity to express a wide range of de- ciiioni based on individual Nob Bum Check Passer Again judgement." • * • • THEN TOO, HE IS enthusias ll TEAR *W Columbus of executing sad delivering was arrested oa a complaint of Edward Sullivan, who tic because "every day you learn nan, arrested em a bad cheeks wllksat safflrlent A fond*. cashed a K9 bogus chock at something new. You never check rap a month aga, was Lemmen's Drug Store, 1531 meet anybody who says, "I bn-a in jail again this week • # • Mt. Veraoa av., Deckard said. know It all!" faring a similar rharte. AT A PKEUMINAHT hear- a a a On the detail aide, LaCoor's lag la municipal court, he Paw L. EatUff, 1332 tote AT HIS ARRAIGNMENT ia job assumes many quasi legal St., launched his first "bad p I e a t a d innocent te four aspects — such as title search rouuu of bad checks and was municipal court Tuesday on a cherk passing spree" in late forgery charge, RaUlff plead ing, closing real estate deals J«ly. held to tbe grand Jary under or delving into property law." $300 bond. ed guilty and was held to the Daring that time he wrote a grand Jury under 13004 bond. LaCour, who is of slight built After bail was posted aUt- string at IS checks, ranging Deckard said Ratllff's alibi and unassuming in a quiet way, from tM to 125 In amounts, liif was released. And from feels that his associates, Norm waa he couldn't find a job and according to Vet. O. W. Boek- that dais until Aug. 24, he ia-' Folpe and William Allen, have he had to have some money. ard of th*. hotel and cheek sued a series of eight bad made his job interesting as well squad. checks, Orchard said. So far, Decaaro said 23 as pleasant. futiitr* Jast back racket Aa far as had ooea deter worthless eheeka have keen A native of Columbus, he was was temporarily halted with mined, according to the detec traced to tha well known for graduated from Ohio State uni his arrest Jaly tl em ckarges tive, Ratliff made three of tha mer GI. BERNARD LaCOUR, RIGHT OF WAY ne.otia- versity with a pro-law degree in cheeks payable so himself, The law provides a one to 20 ' tor for Ohio Highway Dept., confers with City Att'y arts college. sod forged the names of his year prison term for each Russel Leach on negotiations pending under Columbus' Incidentally, more and more wife, Mattio, » George Watson count of forgery, aad one to highway program. industry is recognizing the arts Akronile Name- aad Baal Wlentraab to three three years oa esch count of college graduate with his back executing and delivering of By WILHELMINA JONES UOWEYER, ''COLUMBUS ground* in the humanities, the others. PAUL L. RATLIFF tn his last escapade, he fense. If convicted. Every second there is a trans has shown compassion in the social sciences and the arts as IBM Operator action involving money in pattern of negotiations," La good executive material — and America. Cour thought. "That is, they LaCour justifies this trend. In Highway Dept. Big or little, these pecuniary have tried to compensate for in The young negotiator is at negotiations are the lifeline of tangibles as well as for pecu tending Franklin university law Dorothy M. Walker, daughter American life. niary allowances." college part time. ©f Mr. and Mrs. Oree Walker of Bernard LaCour is an exam Time is another Important Up until a year ago, LaCour Akron w«.i recently employed as ple of the level headed young factor. traveled on his Job often living *n IBM operator for tbe Plan American with business acu "It is important now because several months in Springfield, ning Survey Division of the State men, based upon education, ex of an accelerated highway pro Mansfield, Youngstown, Tole- Highway Dept. periencet foresight and ability to gram. A deadline has to be ob do and Cincinnati. Miss Walker, sixth place win evaluate factors and arrive at a served," he pointed out. But today he, his attractive DR. LAWRENCE W. LONG OF UNION, S.C. ner in Sunday's "Miss Bronze decision quickly. Contrary to what might be wife Jane and their three daugh (seated right), named "General Practitioner of the Ohio" beauty .contest attended LaCour has handled almost $2 supposed, the more valuable ters, Cherlyn. Avril and Lynn year" by Nat'I Medical Ass'n, and winner of first Ha- University of Akron. million of Ohio's money during property is not always the most live at 2026 Millbrook way. milton-NMA award of an electric watch, is congratu She graduated from Barberton the last year. difficult to settle. Because of his sojourn in the lated by Dr. E. Mae McCarroll, chairman of NMA S- h.»<4 of Commerce in the field Sometimes a single dwelling awards committee, Dr. T. R. M. Howard, NMA presi of secretarial science. • • • business' world, LaCour may FOR ALMOST FOUR years worth five or six thousand might steer away from criminal law dent, and Paul D. Newland, director of public relations PHOTO ON BACK PAGE the 30 year old OSU graduate give more trouble than a $100,- when he begins practice. for Hamilton Watch Co. has been right of way negotia 000 corporation, LaCour aver Absorbed in his job and "in In Akron. Miss Walker was a tor for the State Highway Dept. red. tensely interested" in being of number of Antioch Baptist and His job involves direct nego Possessed with a keen percep service, he really "appreciates a model with —-Mode Charms. tiation for acquisition of proper tion in the rudiments of the eco circulating in the economic Demand GOP Repudiate Miss Walker is tbe niece of "MISS BRONZE OHIO" ASPIRANTS JOIN mo- afternoon in Vet* Memorial.—Staff Photos By Roosevelt ty for highway projects. nomic sphere, LaCour is forte* sphere" — people, negotiations, Mr. Getha Walker who ia an ac Currently he is on loan to Co nate enough to have a sincere contracts, big business — the tive member of the Republican torcade of Eastside Colurnbus area, furnished by Univer- Carter, aity Auto Sales, shortly before event was staged Sunday • lumbus' city attorney's office, liking and interest in people. lifeline of America. pony in Akron. under Russell Leach, to help fa In fact, "the most stimulating Prejudiced Party Wheel aspect of my job has been con cilitate the city's highway pro WASHINGTON. A demand the Myers family "to go back She Left Long Ago gram. -.— tact with the public,"-he replied. > "Every facet -of society is en that- they publicly repudiate the where-you came from. "-» Dayton's Brenda Blalock'Miss Bronze'57' Louis E. Miller, 791 Mt. Ver There is more than one facet Nixon Progress anti-Negro statements of a Re Refused Ex-Mate non av., Columbus, told . tho to negotiating for the state. countered— wealthy executives, • • • Beauty Shoppe; floral bon seven piece Starter Set glass the middle class and also the publican leader at Levittown, THE IUE DECLARED that Brenda -Blalock, a svelte, court his wife, Irma, Washing To begin with, property to be •

SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGEf SATURDAY/AUGUST 81. 1957 PAGE 4 THE OHIO SEXTLVEL School Personnel For September 4 Term Possession Of Wilberforce Expects 125 New Students LEES Hawkins, Esther WILBERFORCE. — Reports of registrants shows new en- would Teport st the same time Dr. A. L Lynch _artwia_ •l _»rsnm_.' Ii anina- f fr ! J—dctf^H,kh «•««_-Kacace. , «•»!,Wald&o t_Wis.'• Pauline W. Ha*kmMitchells , Ethel Dope Charges from the office of the Wilber roUees will represent more than this year. Both groups register . An-—st taastty ami ed p_T-lLo__« laacc-a, Dorothy Mar- Maus, ABM T force university school registrar 25 different states and foreign Monday, Sept 30, and classes for formerly located at 883 Mt. Verrlon Ave., me. Victorta Milter, M. E. Mob- T. Taylor. Facing Pair indicate that more than 125 new areas. the fall term begin Tuesday, BacUs-kbooi taw Sr-oot B«**_ far «_> term] berry. Paul Mcrris, EtenaKi Mur- students win enroll for the 1957- New students week begins Oct. 1. EASTCATE-Juanita D. Web- Charges ot possession ot nar announces relocation of his officea to tuHltiwulU, Sept 4 ia «_* fc-tow-! ptoy. James Odea-irk. Robert; 58 school year. Friday, Sept. 27. G cotics would probably be Died New student orientation will «__*. Ores* James Parks, Eugene «er, pr»«pal; Ada '™*< A cross section examination Both old and new students feature such events as personnel SALE M*f «» - A-Ska Besac- Pierce. Mary C. Fryer. Chester! Walter Bole. Rett.Werner* against a Centmbus man and woman arrested while sitting in interviews and placement tests, can, ssrmcismti -fade. BarfoJP-rsefi, Marten RuaaeJl, Harold!Betty * ^»». *•""• * fj gct-ocquainted social gatherings, MSMMM we* pnadfea. J<*» Astextery. S * o r I o w, Catharine Sin*er,' S> ivesta M. Morfan JJJ r« a car parked at Parsons av. and 690 Mt. Vernon Ave. Locust st. early Tuesday, Lt. library instruction, physical ex Leam-ce Beast, Yv___* Braanv} Ace* P. Smith, Robert Stuart, Treacy. Johnnie A. Tucaer. amination, new student talent Bedfe-bcx Alfred Lashley, bead of the' vice O'Neill Order Prohibits The New Offices Will Open trntstssto -_Nfln«kl Clyde C-o_teJ--Mf1U Ike cee- SLACKS r«*kT. Ett, K-dred rry. Helen B Werfeeid. Shirley Z_L«, Aimjbers. Mariann Beamer Olenna ple as Henry Raadle, M, m% The office of the president re Graarille »L, and Baby Elvira Bias In State Employment vealed there still remain a num C«___*. ftesaell Grimm,jPerdue librarian. *B. Bruce, Rosemary Brunsch- Tues., Sept. 3rd. ber of scholarships and work J_me» Haa% E-masa P. Bet.) * • • \vryler, Betty W. Buckner, Dons BUrkweB. _t. UB N. Obto av. An executive order, prohibit orders pervionsly issued and In aid arrangements for new stu M-rtaa Bora, La-rrwac* Jones, j CHAMPION JK.-J. A. Mitch-'F. Coles. Mary H. Elberfeld, He said three eapaatea at ing discrimination in employ process of Issuance for addi Office hours will be from 10 A. M. to 2 dents. W__e__i__ S. ___«-. Al L_-!ea, prmcipai; Evelyn DeLoach*.: Barbara J. Gunnaros .Gertrude heroin aad a hypodermic nee ment of personnel In all state tional personnel ... he re auan Harry MHbsrght, Waherj-ice principal, Charles Alien.jL. Kircher, Martha McClendon, dle were tossed from th* ear agencies, was issued by Gov. viewed for the elimination of I Students desiring this assis P. M. and 5 to 8 P. M. daily except Wed Maul Robert Meat-ex, JaekW. J. Andersen, Ara Belle W. j Lucille Shafer, J. F. Spanovich, wbea the pair spotted vice O'Neill Tuesday. reference to race as a barrier tance should contact school of nesday and Sunday. Moore, Butt P____r. Mary M. Arnold, WUlum Atkinson. Dehs; Naomi J. Tuttle. squadmea arrrriag. In the unprecedented decree, to employment in stale gov ficials at their earliest conven Patton. KeB H. Patty. Lorraine! Bar. Bessie P. Beecbam, Con- * * * • • • O'NelU demanded that, "All job ernment," I ienca. B. Perry, Barb-re Peters. Ban j stance H. Bruce. William But-' FELTON - Lucien Wright, A TEST OP THE capsules' Bti-esd. Sarra Searcy. Edwm kar. ElaabeUi R. Ccruey. A. D.j principal; Lydta S. Burkes, contents, Lashley said, deter Sboet__—er, W__—_1 V. Crosby. Grady F e a s t e r. Dorothy W. Cardwell, Frances mined it waa heroin. Joseph S-rrene, Richard S__e- Ophelia T. Holland. James Lan- H. Carter, Ros« T. Curtis, Nan- Handle, according to Lashley, a_rtz, 1—ether B. Stocklausi, Bar ier Octane J. Martin, Irene cy F. Evans, Mary B. Fields. was discharged from the armed bara Syron, Leaare B. Taylor. Patterson, Randolph Porter, Ethel S. Gamer, Lavon Ham- forces for using narcotics. He T. B. Turner. Hilary Wanne- CUra P. Savoy, Eva J. Smith, mock. John Billiard, Betti* S also said tbe suspect recently mac-er, Ana W. Ward, Ralph G—stava J. Smith, James Smith, Johnson, Lillie D. Lo^, Lottie returned from the government's Webster, Mark Whrtaker, Jo J. B. Stan-aid, Marie B. SUn- McCoy, Mary E. Miller, Ruth hospital in Lexington, Ky., BOY ' DOUBLE-KNEE seph __p-ncie, Anna -—ttherme soc. Mary StrihUng, Dorothy H. M. Perkins, Rosalind W. Russ, where he was treated for drug Bey, hbrarian. Williams. Edward Willis, Fran-! Ellen S. Simmons, Orinds W addiction. OVUAliS • • • cea Wi2_s, William Wood, Marie Smithy Aima T. Taylor, Rosa C. • • • CA9TMOOB JB.-SB. — T. H. B. Young. Mary C. Smith, sub- Trigg, Ruth T. Wade, Catherine THE WOMAN HAD no pre Mayer, prmcipai; Jobe P. H. stit-ta; MagnoUa E. Wilkins, H. Watson, Catherine P. Wiley, vious record in connection with SPECIAL OF THE WEEK IMPORTED BRAUN HI Fl To__g. rice priacipel, Vemll hbrarian. Catherine T. Willis, Jessie L. narcotics, Lashley said. Wilson. Substitutes; Virginia S. However, she was to be char- Barnes. Catheriae Bartlett, Jean Direct from West Germany! Bell, Samuel Bock, Doaald FBANKUN JR. Claude Barron, Dorothy T. Wilson. . ged with possession of tbe drugs Repeated By Popular Request Burns, Jeaa Casey^ Raymond: Hathaw_y, principal; James • • • and needle, unless R a n d 1 e 3 spankers . . . AM, FM, short Castle. John Con-it, Roger Coa-1 Wade, Tare principal, Peggy GABFIELD-C. P. Blackburn, claims ownership of tha stuff. orer, William Coartney, Ray, Andersen, Helen Beeson, Janet principal; Anna S. Bishop. Mary They would probably be char wave radio, unequalled ton* Crane, S«_anne M. Day, Gary B. Koenig, James Bruce, Doris Black, Marian H. Burris, Mil ged Thursday and would have a reproduction. Sun scoops tha Dixon. Miriam Glcssner, Bar Calfe*. Martha Chambers, Kitty dred |L "Coleman, Ruth J. Cos- preliminary hearing in munici bara P. Harris, Joyce C. Has- Cooper, Kenneth Corwin, John ton, Alberta A. Harris, Marjorie pal court Friday, Lashley said. BUY THIS 21" foreign market I wen, Robert Herat. Bulb S. Durand, Kathryn Fallen Vir J. Holland, Virgina Irwin, Alma Ricks. Clara H-ttzman, Mary ginia Y. Garrett, Christine Gar M. Jenkins^ Lillian W. Martin, RCA CONSOLE M. Honnckt, Robert Howard. rison, John Hackett, Glenn Har- Georgia B. Mason, Ethel B. REG. $299.95 Jerry Kaye, James Reiser, Paul riman, Edgar Hawkins, Robert Mays, Joyce Nix, Doris M. 7 Stale NAACP 1 1 offer thi 2l RCA Con80 , hummel, Jr., Lucille It Knupke, Holderle, Helen M. Hord, Mary Parkes. Juliet C. Rutledge, Pau ANfl fiFT THK P " * ' " ' • C. Kiester, Lionel Knaus, J. R. line H. Sullivan, Andrew Taylor, Meet On Coast AnU UCI Ifll3 \at |4o icss than amy other TV of jMeara, Agnes S. Merritt, Mary G'E PORTABLE cornParabla eth B. Young, Geneva White, ton, Oregon, -Idaho, Utah and librarian. S. Mil!er( Judith D. Ueltschy; Arizona and the territory of Phone CA. 8-1527 ™ ALL OTHER HI-FI MODELS IN STROMBERG CARLSON _J_fc« , • . • 0m^. • • • • AND KUBA (IMPORTED FROM WEST GERMANY) _-. •.. Alaska. r __ BEATTY PK.-Cecelia Chan OtENTANGY—Frank Maraf- Field Seo'ya Tares H." Pitt- la, principal; Annie"" V. Bell, man and Lester Bailey announc ft SOCKS "WE WAN1 fOUR cellor, principal; Julia A. But Reconditioned ler, Edith Coleman, Pearl M. Mary M. Claytort Armond D. ed they expect more than .400 EASILY CARRIED—LIGHTWEIGHT PORTABLES CHILD TO DANCE Cunningham, Thelma H. Espic, DiPangraxio, Joseph W. Dupuis, senior and youth representatives Wilcox Gay A Real Hi-Fi Bargain! ON OUR TV SHOW Jo Ann Guess, Gladys T. Hale, Bernice S. Groves, Clara R. to attend the three day meeting BECAUSE... Lucille B. Higgins, Martha Ir Harris, Bessie H. Richards. on NAACP program and policy. Substitutes: Mildred B. Eichin- Subjects which will be covered Tape Reccrdsr * It is a w-nderfal aad eda- win, Charlotte Johnson, Geral- TV ADMIRAL eatioaal experieaee for dine T. McCoy, Roberta L. Mc ger, Frances K. Finnicum, Drue in workshops and discussion every child. Coy (special), Bobbette W. Mor S. Guy, Esther S. Harrington, groups include housing, em * Le-nUag to daaee win help row, Ralph Pryor, John Simp Cornelia M. Watts. ployment and labor, local civil HI-FI prsanle gaed health far rights action, legal redress, the son. Elisabeth J. Sullinger, PU.GRIM - J. H. Thomas, W Special SCHOOL year ehlld. Frances Waugh. Substitutes: principal; Helen B. Banks, ballot, credit unions, fund rais-' •" -t««- CUttH* r.rt.W.I •!_" a C A. F»H*kl.l * Dancing -ill help yams Marguerite Diggs, Evelyn F. Louise J. Bates, Geneva F. ing, and church work for civil lo $ ehild develop personality Luckey, Evelyn J. Robinson. Bland, Ruth R. Carter, Roussi- rights. 21" OLYMPIC DRESSES aad setf-eeafldenee. T»-rHOMO COMBINATION • • • lon B. Davis, Roberta R. Gibbs, 77 * Lesson* ar* inexpensive, LITTLE CHANGE NOTED "M rm ti CLEABBROOK-C. p. Black Lorene J. Green, H. W. Horton, 1I..UK- II" TV. l-.wd «««,r4 only SLXS per lessea. Today the village ol Schoen- ftasatt * "U yea Mre to Central Obto burn, principal; Jane Bailey, Sara Jackson, Edna • Lucas' c<_ brunn looks very much the way $7095 there Is a Sheriek Stadia Helen M. BuUer, Ruth Z. Burk- Carolyn W. Sanford, Flora M.' it did over 179 years ago when Reg. 129.95 l lit--, vviffh every unil sold aear yea.** holder, Margaret Day, Betty Tyree. Florence P. Washington, All Moravian missionaries founded $ Edgerton, Charlotte S. Fish, Hattie B. Wills, Ruth B. Wilson 00 ENROLL the first white settlement in Fully Bessie J. Scott, Louise C. Wil Aima Wyatt what is now Ohio. Wednesday - Thursday son. Substitutes: J e a n a 11 e 188 Guaranteed! Sept. 11-12 2-5 P. M. Wharton, Louella McClain. All Deliveries From Factory — New Crates CLASSES START SEPT. IS • • • For Better Gifts . . . See DOCGLAS— Hal Gaddis, prin ,0 9 - - CREDIT OK'D ON THE SPOT cipal; J. M. Chapman, Jane Y. Murphy's Gifts W Things!; FREE PARKING , Watch our TV Show Cooper, Kathleen B. 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^zfmmks&m SATURDAY, AUGUST »!_,i$>7 THE OHIO SEXTINE^ PAGE 7 PAGE 6 3ATURDAY, AUGUST 31. 1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL, -a*——*—'—--••• i • i-ii-Hw-w-i • •••in -••!•• I -—• ™" Ta-i rrinm•»•' Mr. Dawson Charges Purchase AN APOLOGY Attorney Files '47 One On Rocks S„ej Ljncja Separated Another '47 marriage seems IE OHIO Sentinel wishes (o Neglect And Absence extend Its sincere apology to deigned to dissolve. Since May tt. NAACP -pnt «p tlf-W » cutout Thursday by Roy W_-1ff"*-^^ *^^^_.™Addressed to William E. Myers, TWilliam Burke, 162 Lexington For Own Divorce Grady Jackson, Jr., 1843 Har For September Neglect and wilful absence SLbJe irWTE. Myers tc pur- kin*. NAACP «**cutiv« s*cre- **r ««« ^» vjjKT^ t_Jr«rhi»» «t a home in the Cruelty and neglect on the p av., Columbus, for erroneously A well known Columbus attor vard av., Columbus, charged . Charles W. Seward, 383 Cleve were charges Johncll Dawson. ****•*#* !****«. ^_j______| „h„h rt --1 s*U to Negroes. ) ,_™Mg •_, ^ __„_„, a ^ part of her husband, Henry publishing his picture In connec ney filed a divorce case last Rosette, 539V. E. Donaldson st., land av., Columbus, sued Linda 23? Barthman av., Columbus, .'tarbancc rtecessiating asign- tion with Commonwealth Loan week—his own. with neglect, as he'asked for a for a dlvorqe and September, Penn, 428 Lafayette st., Colum brought against Velourls Marie, bus, led to a separation in May, |i ment o* state police to keep or- Co. robbery last week. Although Russell H. Jackson, Jr., 195 E. divorce. too. arrested for investigation Mr. State st., charged his wife, who is believed to be in Hitch petitioned Amanda Harvey Myers, a veteran and father The two were married in Key-, Penn, 275 Taylor a v. Burke was later released with* Gloria, 1880 Clifton ct. * with ne MEANS FINE TOBACCO cock, Tex. Nsl three children, denied the out charges'. His picture waa glect. ser, W. Va., about two years ! NAACP had pven or loaned him She a9ked for divorce and her tnistakened for that of his broth Besides the divorce Jackson * On tha slopes and in the hills ago and have one child named Filing for a divorce. Dawson 'any money, but since the ques- previous name, Ford. er, James Burke, who has been sued for reasonable visitation around Hillsboro, O., fine Bur- September. was married in. Shreveport, La., ! txs» vera asked in the presence charged In the robbery. Tha rights to ths couple's two chil The marriage is five years Seward charged neglect. \ ot a small gathering, the rumors Sentinel deeply regrets tbe in dren, ages 11 and 4. ley tobacco is raised. six years ago. old. {started st once. cident and apologizes to Mr. The Jackaons were married In The story is false and ridicu- Burke for any embarrassment it November. 1944. llous," Wilkins said. "The NA- may have caused him, his fami :ACP is not in the real estate ly and all concerned. — Tha business, is not in the loan busi- Editor. ATTENTION. \ nesa, and does not hav« any All He Wants l funds with which to purchase . homes in Levitwwn or anywhere Charges Neglect Is A Divorce CAR A divorce was requested by She can have the children, Robert Wells. 1470 Harvard av., proper support tor the children Two Charges Filed Columbus, from Edith, Ml E. and the property, nil he wants Neglect and cruelty were Spring st. is the divorce. OWNERS! charges thrown at James G. Thus Weston B. McDonald, S3 McKirgan by his wife, Elira- He charged neglect at a rea 8. Champion a v., Columbus, , beth, _» E. Town st, Colum- son for ending tha 1*53 mar filed for a divorce from Elea j bus. She asked for a divorce. riage. nor, 34 Winner av. The McKirgans liave one They have two children. He charged neglect for break ! child. 4 years old. ing up the 14 year marriage. The two children are ages 12 and 10. The property mentioned by MccDonald in his petition is the home at 34 Winner av. Spirit Of This • Marriage Dies Almost tour years ago Christ mas Eve, Virginia Morris, 86 Jefferson av., Columbus, was united in marriage to James Harold, 188 Lexington av. But somehow or other the " 'til death do us part" spirit of that pre-holiday marriage has not prevailed. Mrs. Morris decided to tell It to the judge and filed for a di at SOHIO! vorce charging neglect and cruelty. Among other things, she peti- t i o n e d, Morris struck her, threatened her with bodily harm and refused to clothe or feed her. Dad Sues For Baby •:•*. Asking for divorce and custo dy of a 6 month old child,JtJSch- ard W. Johnson, 431 Donaldson St.,"Columbus, sued 'Mamie, .936 E. Rich st. Johnson charged neglect. 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SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGES TAN TOWN TOPICS WiHserforce's Struggle To Improve Is YOUR Supported By Prominent Citizens' Group CIVIL By WILHELMINA JONES At the kkkoff luncheon tors a part of Wilberforce, operated Wilberforce university doesn't funds herein Franklin county|by Ohio since 1947 RIGHTS have a gym but it bad a basket recently, Pres. Stokes cited a Wilberforce attracts students ball team last year. brochure, published by the from, all over the world. Al Maybe you can win a game Council for Financial Aid to Ed though out of 247 students en / SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1967 without a gym but you can'4 ucation. rolled lost .year, 49 were from i By Serena E. Davis- qualify as an accredited univer "The brochure gives -status Ohio. sity without one. and audience to the Boa-ac- Its faculty includes eight doc HE DOMINATION in many A gymnasium is only one credited Institution." Stokes torates, 11 masters and only John B. Combs T of our states and cities by capital improvement needed by contended, and expi-Uts "the three bachelors, one of^fhom is Citizens Councils results in a to the small liberal arts and sci vicious cirrle in which a pursuing a master's at Ohio tal breakdown of civil rights— ences college and theological school sack as Wilberforce is State university. SPEAKS DF not just the Negro's civil rights, seminary, located near Xenia, often engulfed. Once Wilberforce is granted but the civil rights of all per to qualify for accreditation. "It needs accreditation to accreditation it will qualify for sons who might dare doubt the • • • get money and it needs money financial assistance from the wisdom of fighting off integra united Negro college fund. MEETING THE PRESS AT RECENT luncheon POLITICS tion. THUS IN MA»* THE Wilber to get accreditation." announcing drive for funds for Wilberforce university force Foundation under leader "It to oar hone that progress Franklin county's goal is LAW THROWING the responsibility upon the'parents of delin oa proposed projects will mer $33,000. were from left: Luther White, executive director of the Freedom of .speech, freedom ship of Sen. Lausche, launched quent children who cause property damages growing out of an of th« press, freedom to assem a $500,000 capital expansion it membership in the Ohio The drive in Franklin county- Wilberforce foundation, Oscar Klecxner, chairman of A is headed by Oscar Fleckner drive in Franklin county, and Rembert E. Stokes, presi act of vandalism will become effective Sept. 13. ble, or maybe freedom ot drive. Ass'n of Colleges fas IS5t and Enacted by the Ohio Legislature earlier this year, the law membership fat the North Cen who felt that "$35,000 is a small dent of Wilberforce university. thought except in the sanctity Funds raised will be applied provides that in cases where a child is found delinquent and is of your home is completely to a gymnasium, science build tral hi 1559." price to pay for the development of human resources." Ohio Turnpike Commission. Judge W. C. Bryant, Hector E. placed on probation, if the court finds at the hearing that the act broken down. ing, renovation of plant, bbrary • • • Initial appointments to the Eschenbrenner, Will Hellerman, was caused by neglect of duty on the part of the parent, the court development, health center, ath Checks should be made pay THE SCHOOL LOST its ac central Ohio area committee Thomas A. Jacobs, Robert H. may require such parent to post a surety bond up to $500. The letic field and water plant. creditation after it split with the able to the Wilberforce Founda THE ATTACK ON civil rights tion and mailed to Oscar Fleck headed by Fleckner include: Jones, Don Kramer, Nelson bond would be held as a guarantee that the child will faithfully Higher educational costs state 10 years ago. Dr. B. W. Abramson, Nimrod Lancione, Murray Lincoln, is not simply one of pressure. and the "sea of growing edu ner in care of Shoe Corp. of discharge the conditions ot the probation. * SURE. IT'S THE WOMAN WHO PAYS -~ Asked if the recent sundry B. Allen, Inspector Harvey H. James A. Rhodes, Judge Alan It is carried over to the State cational standards." are hav claims bill settled by the state America. 35 N. 4th St., Colum If the child is found guilty of a second offense, or violates Legislatures where restrictive bus. - Alston, Dr. Brewton Berry, E. Schwarzwalder, James W. ing their Impact on the school, for $112,000 is the last claim his probation, and the court finds at the hearing that the parents laws are passed by the dozens. BUT LOOK WHOSE MONEY SHE USES / *• Mrs. R. Livingston Ireland, Sen. Bricker, Ted W. Brown, Shocknessy, Donald H. Tishman. had failed to keep their end of the agreement, the court may de also, according ta Wilber- against Ohio, Stokes said there In addition to laws passed r«- -Vfec/rr/MMrvK- ^awrrt^r foree's president. Rembert E. are probably many claims that director of the Ohio Dept. of clare all or part of the recognizance forfeited. stricting our cherished free Public Welfare, is chairman of Stakes. could be brought! The forfeited amount WDU_ be applied in payment of any doms, other laws have been J "Bat st this point in our his the foundation Board of Trus damages caused by the child. Should the cost of the damages be Wilberforce is supported by tees. passed slapping down the rights the African Methodist Episcopal tory, we took forward to sen Educated Citizenry less than the total bond, the balance would be paid into the county of individuals and designed to church which reorganized it in sible reciprocity between the Celumbusites on the board treasury. imperil integration. Tuberculosis Noted MO. However, the support is twe schools." include Murray Lincoln, presi Juvenile delinquency will not be wiped out by this new not enough for capital improve "Right across the ravine" is dent of Nationwide Insurance, law, but It Is bound to cause some parents to keep a closer Civil rights? ments. Central State college formerly James W. Sbocknessy, Great Need: Eibling check on their youngsters. In the Citizens Councils' idea In Hospital Check-ups school this fall. • • • if you're running contrary to

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_$____&-&§! ^^^^s^m^smm^m^s^mim^^ SATURDAY. AUGUST 8-L 1957 SEC. 2— PAGE 2 THE OHIO SENTINEL , SATURDAY, AUGUST 31,1PS7 THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. 2—PAGE $ 'We'll Be In School!" 'Heartily Endorses' UL School Campaign Editor, The Sentinel t This Editor, The Sentinel: The staff the direct question: Can I afford week, boys and girls are talking of Champion Jr. High heartily to quit now? j » LETTERS and thinking about starting back endorses tha back-to -school In many short term ways, it to school. They want this last campaign sponsored by the Co is true, reasons for ending one's week of vacation fun to be the lumbus Urban League. formal education may seem at Open letter To Director Phillips best of all summer—but they There is, in Columbus, as tractive: freedom from diacl- are going back to school on throughout the nation, trcmen- pline, the chance to make Borne Editor, The Sentinel: The fol battled (sic) with something Sept. 4! dous waste of human resources quick money, to get on to a job lowing is an open letter to Safe while in police custody. Now These young men and young because of pupil drop-outs in the as soon as possible, Mr. Phillips, if your strong man Time For A New Look ty Dir. PhiUips. women may have been working public schools. To each pupil of But th, reCord is clear» IndL Dear Sir: There's an old adage Murnane didn't', who did? school age this campaign poses idual training is a must for liv A LL WE KNQflf about Walter Franc Is what we've read in tha this summer, or just having fun, v about'pne in death being dis And another thing, just sup or both. They have enjoyed va ing, successfully in our complex A ColumbuJT daily papers-e retired furniture company execu turbed turning over in his grave. pose Mrs. Glenn had been Mrs cation time, and many have NAACP Expresses Thanks society. One without training hi tive who controls considerable funds held in trust by himself and If this ia true. Daniel Webster, Eisenhower. Would Murnane be earned some money—but they a handicapped pers o n a 1 i t y, others of Comparable economic stability which are filtered into a dean of the Directory, must be suspended? He would have been Editor, The Sentinel: The Co are going back to school on lumbus -NAACP wishes to ex whether hi civilian life or as a variety of Writable enterprises In the Columbus area. spinning by now. suspended from a 20 ft scaffold. Sept. 4! press appreciation for the ex member of the armed forces. Mr Pranc has threatened to put a damper on the flow of Your doctor stated Mrs. Glenn If a safety director could pos They know that the job is fine cellent reporting and editorial He ia forced to take the lowest said funds if the juvenile authorities of Franklin county don't see sible say Mrs. (Dorothy) Glenn was hit by a small triangular ob for the summer, they know that comment of The Sentinel in the paying jobs. He has only a fit to desist from coddling the teenage gangsters who are making was safe God help the unsafe. ject that could not have been a fun and travel and play are Glenn case.' slight hope for promotion. He ia Khruschev in Moscow is now pistol butt, but could have been hfe just about unbearable for decent kids and grownups m these great for the summer. But now We are all aware of the fact definitely barred from skilled only losing the atomic battle, but the floor.- Since when do we de environs. they are thinking about school— that had it not been for the jobs and from the professions, termine a floor a small triangu Mr Franc's indignation sprang from a severe beating ad also the Battle of Brutality. the activities, the courses, the press this case would have been By the same token, there ia ministered his st'epson by a band of ruffians from Bexley and I for one would not have to lar object? homework, the football games. just another complaint of al- proof that each year of high Eastmoor whose parents are listed among some of our most prom have a badge or pistol to pro This is in earnest sir. Why not They will be in school on Sept. leged police brutality. This is school training adds to Increas- inent and influential familiea. tect womanhood, be she black, apologize to old Daniel Webster 41 very evident by the difficulty ed earning power, greater job white or yellow. For I am a We glory in Mr; Franc's spunk and persistence. for using the title safety direct Hear themt reporters encountered when security and opportunity to get man, born to respect and pro or? If Mrs. Glenn was safe I "A vacation job and vacation they were trying to get informs- ahead in the competition of tha We too. feel thot this business of "don't touch 'em they're tect the likes of women. just juveniles'' is a lot of hokum and if we were in position to ap don't need your" protection. — fun are ideal for the summer tibn from police officials just work-a-day world. Also, increas- And any image Uiat looks like Doneli McCoy, 3C6 Cleveland av., ply the financial pressure which Mr. Franc has at his disposal when school is not in session, after the case broke into the ed training gives broader in- a man and goes around molest Columbus. we'd consider it a privilege to join him in his crusade for decency but seriously, our real business open. sight into other values that en ing women, be he rapist or a is getting our education. We among young demons running rampant in defiance of law and sadistic law man, is not a man Even though no individual was rich life itself. Glad To Be Of Service pretend we don't like school and found guilty of beating Mrs. Taking eTmomic, social and racial background into consid but an impostor, lessons, sometimes, but on the These facts are basic hi tha By looking at the pictures ot Editor, The Sentinel: All of us Glenn, it is quite strange that eration one could hardly proffer the snopworn argument of the whole, It's pleasant, not too bad. back-to-school campaign. Wa Mrs. Glenn, we know she was here appreciate your handling Patrolman Murnane, a man (rust that they wlii be convinc juvenile authorities that this particular lot of Bexley and East- and it's our job. who has been trained in the of Urban League materials in "We know that if we are go ing to the young people who at moor hoodlums are "crazy mixed up kids" from the wrong side of recent issues of your paper. matter of making accurate re tnis vef Back To School ing to get where we want, get ports, found it necessary to" give y moment may be at the the tracks. _•_.•_ We are trying to serve this the jobs we want, have the life point of decision. — J. Arnett Editor, The Sentinel: On Sept. community as best we can, and three versions of what hap Environment, or lack of decent environment, does not hold we want, we have to get all the pened. Mitchell, Principal, Champion water in this instance. 4, the first day of school, doors •It gives us great encouragement schooling we can. We can work Jr. High School, Columbus. will open at 8:30 a. m. Elemen when you give us such tremen -We strongly feel that, if Pa The young characters whom Mr Franc: went to such great part time, we can play part trolman Murnane, or any other tary classes will begin at 8 dous support. timo, during the school year— financial sacrifice to expose enjoy every civilized advantage ex a. m. and junior and senior high officer, had gone into Mrs. Many people have commented but come Sept. 4, we'll be in Glenn's home to arrest her and THEY MUST HOI BE PERMITTED TO SABOTAGE ITS ENFORCEMENT tant to become law abiding citizens. classes will begin at 8:45 a. m. on the reprint of our "Light school!" came out beaten as Mrs. Glenn It just so happens that they're a vile, .mean, morally corrupt New pupils will be registered in house" talk (on the police bru- bunch of brigands who would be what they are regardless of ma The average high school grad was, the Police Dept. would all schools on Aug. 26-27. tality issue) and I believe we uate earns about $50,000 more in have found the person or per terial circumstances. This is a good time to recon may have influenced their his lifetime than the pup;! who sons who did it within the mat thinking a little. Thanks again Of course all of us can't employ the services of private in sider the value of an education quits after the eighth grade. ter of hours. And by now that for everything. — Andrew .G. vestigators to ferret out this stench in the nostrils of our commu for our world today. A good This figures out that every day guilty person or persons would nity, as did Mr. Franc. But we can all join with him in demand many high school pupils have Freeman* Executive Secretary, be In the workhouse. Columbus Urban League. in high school is worth about $65 HAT WHICH goes ahead lord of the land. There had colored poker faced girl like ing that our entire system for dt aiing with juvenile crime be over secured working permits for in increased earning power. Again, we oppreciate the ser T Helen Wills holding the same hauled and brought up to date. this summer, and will be tempt Don't let anything keep you out vice the press has performed in must seem to go back a been many reverses for the The handling of juvenile crime has become so archaic un ed to continue working, instead Like X-ray Coverage of school on Sept, 4! — C. T. publishing the facts and thereby ways before we realize that it slave in trying to gain his free- honorthe '30ss i?n Bu185t7 Altheshe hela dGibson back, ina til the whole book on the subject has to be rewritten in order to of returning to school. To give Hathaway, Principal, Franklin calling the public's attention to Call Us for has continued to go ahead. That dom and the dear old south was Negress, hoMs those honors. effectively deal with the situation up the opportunity for a high Editor, The Sentinel: Thank Jr. High School, Columbus. this situation.—Barbee W. Dur which seems to retrogress—that ruling supreme, Is there another civil war? One right step in this direction, we believe, would be to ap school education at this time you for tlie very complete ^ov ham, Executive Secretary, Co Full Measure backward movement — is so • • • No, not now, but there is a ply adult punishment to the offender who commits on adult crime would be a great mistake, no erage you gave the near-East- lumbus NAACP. much'plainer than the slow for- 'THE DRED SCOTT CASE had Congress of white men hi the —regardless of age. | matter how much the salary. side X-ray program. Everything But Gloves • Of Protection ward movement and only by in- been decided and the ex-slave vast majority who have enter It is our fervent desire that cHit of Mr. Franc's commendable The monetary value of a high As you know, 7048 persons Everything but gloves can be Hey Parents! Typewritten ventory can we realize that found that he was not free just ed a pretty rough struggle to there is forward movement. because he had escaped into probe of just one small pocket of juvenile violence will emerge an achool diploma will far surpass wer. given chest X-rays during found in the glove compartment Lessons Help Earn Better Does the present day free territory. The fugitive slave insure us Negroes civil rights of the average car. Many of the So with race relations. entirely different concept ut handling teenage crime. u anything the pupil" can make tho three week/period. The ^re Grades . . . „ value of your property In a southern town white law was airtight and the south and, especially, the right to things are fair from necessary, All Makes & Models Of New* - outweigh your -fire in vote. now—not counting the cultural, sults are not available at the robed men flogged and merci was having its way. social and spiritual values which present time, but you will re but here are three that are real Standard and Portable surance coverage? If so ly essential: lessly treated" six Negroes and But there were some, thin Oh, yes, there are those who The Battle Of levittown will last a lifetime. ceive a breakdown as soon as it TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE your loss could be sub we were naturally alarmed. We voices walling to affect the are wlseacre-ly observing that is ready. _#_J^ flashlight. Be sure its We C% Finance Your Choice stantial. Better chock looked at a woman's face who country's conscience and, al the champions of civil rights ^T LEVITTOWN, Pa., a "model" community of 80,000 persons, Parents - may well start the batteries are strong. Rep airs-Rent a Is-Salc* with us. No obligation. had been slapped by -"police of though things mere looking the - aire merely try _g to. capture - \heretolorc all" of them .white;-.we are observing a horrible ex- slogan "Back to School" and it Thank you again and I.jrn • A supply, of safe caffeine, ficer—so they say—and We were darkest, they were gathering the Negro vote but I think sample of democracy in "reverse. "_ * . "~ .1* hoped that evcry^., pupil who sure with such .a spjnt of public type tablets. These help restore Eastside Typewriter Co. alarmed, and rightly so, more and more men of the some of those white men have Peace and tranquility and the good neighbor, policy in Levit has been considering dropping service, The Sentinel "will con alertness "when•doziness affects 885 E.. LONG ST. OL. 3-5411 ' While white neighbors In an north who were to take up fust grown tired of southern town have all gone by the "boards. out will return, determined \to tinue to .be successful.—Harold you. Open Daily. 9-4:30 Earl Hood white men running things to exclusive Pennsylvania town arms to set down that lording Remaining in their wake are mob violence, an armed camp finish the course and to gradu M. Throop, Director of JPray # A "cloth for cleaning the Sat. 8*12 Noon _-. were trying to discourage a southern mas who was ruling salt themselves on a pretext with Nat'I Guardsmen patrolling the streets in frightfully large ate with his classmates.—Austin Program, Tuberculosis Society windshield. It's surprising how " Tues.-Thurs.-Fri. 6-9 P. M. Negro family from moving in, the country, ot state's rights, and have de often drivers are caught without Insurance Agency numbers in an effort to put down an insurrection plotted and Besancon, Principal, East High of Columbus and Franklin Free Pickup k Delivery aa Iowa colored family in a Tbe same pattern is being cided, like tbe supreme court, School, Columbus. County. this small essential. 976 E. Loot CL. 2-4211 wealthy white neighborhood that Americans shall have the brought to its fruition by a group nf psuedo-American citizens— set and, while we may fer and another gaping wound in what is left of Old Glory's dignity as had the help of the white vently | pray that there will rights of Americans. a symbol of the democracy that so many of our citizens preach neighbors in rebuilding its never be another civil war to • • • but seldom practice in the true spirit of its Implications and possi home which had been burned decide an Issue, we are gain- YES, THINGS LOOK terribly bilities. • . ' oat by Are. big friends very slowly. dark and I am not even sure of • • • We began gaining friends a silver lining in some of the All of this, and more, because a lone Negro family has come . IT IS FUNNY, BUT we seem among the musicians 30 years dark clouds blocking the Negro to Levittown to live. ' to be slipping back as race- prej ago so that we had mixed bands future, but there is that revers- Not unlike numerous similar cases—including a couple of udice is more quarrelsome with even in the early '30s. There ing current.of events that gives crosses that have been fired in Columbus and Dayton in compara- us* has been no backstop of prog- me hopes that we will wake up tivcjy re_ent months-the Levittown mess is still another shame- rcss in music. some morning feelinv like pmml ».., : J. _»,_-«t__ .. ... Up at a tavern on Columbus' some morning feeling like equal £ul episode Meeting the most inherent weakness with which a Next. Cleveland av. a white man in we found ourselves in citizens and Americana-black proud and great nation is faced in tod . fa_aticaJ „ ^ vited his colored co-worker to virtual control of the sports or white, yellow or whatever the «_„_- ,u_ r •. JJ .. •/ , , • have a drink with him and was world, especially boxing, for shade. tWe

- «—M—Vi-> ^..I^.SWOS«w»»•»——>«»»_»~ SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, AUGUST SI, ,957 SEC. 2—PAGE 5 EEC. 2—PAGE 4 THE OHIO SENTINEL NAACP Slates Vicki Volunteer Says... THE SENTINEL Shiloh To Clearbrook Center Set Volunteers are needed ia Ruby Hurley For the Columbus community's health, welfare and recrea Host Meet tion agencies. For Bow On September 4 Columbus Nov. 17 A few hours ot your spare time each week will bring Of Baptists help ta thos* who need care, assistance and friend ship; Women Ton can do anything from EUNICE WOOD, EDITOR working with children to eating for the sick . . . from driving a car to work ing ta an office. Little Symphony Ticket Visit or call the Volunteer Service Bureau, 137 E. State St., Ca. 8-5696. Representatives Named 300 Volunteers Are Needed By

RUBY HURLEY Social Council Three hundred volunteers will The Columbus NAACP an REV. J. W. PARRISH CLEARBROOK SCHOOL NEARS completion. nounced this week through Os be needed this fall to help carry out programs of social service — Staff Photo By Wilhelmina Jones. car' Isbel), chairman of the Dr. James W, Parrisht pastor branch's public meeting com agencies in Columbus and Frank of Shiloh Baptist, Columbus, has By Sept. 4, the debris of con mittee, that Ruby Hurley, lin county. officially extended an Invitation struction will be cleared away NAACP regional director for the Volunteer Service Bureau of to members of the Ohio Baptist and the new Clearbrook Pri southeast U. S„ has been sched Council of Social Agencies will Gen'l Ass'n to convene in Co mary Center, located on N. 17th uled to speak in Columbus Sun conduct a week of volunteer lumbus as Shiloh's guests Oct. st. off E. Broad St., opens to day, Nov. 17. recruitment Sept. 1-8 to fill this 14-19. approximately 325 students. need. "We are certainly glad to get Second of its kind constructed During the summer agencies Dr. S. A. Owens of Memphis, Mrs. Hurley," said Isbell. "She Tenn., will be the guest speaker this year, it will be-used for is one of the most outstanding change the nature of their pro children from kindergarten grams and in tbe fall it is nec to open the sessions Monday, women in America today and Oct 14. through and including the third certainly one of the busiest." essary to restaff tha agencies grade. with volunteer help. Old vol The 200 voice mass chorus "With Mrs. Hurley scheduled unteers are needed. MRS. PARKINSON MRS. WATTS Everything, including the off- for November and Rev. Martin under direction of James L. I tstreet parking site, will be com Luther King for Jan. 14, 1958, Sixty-six agenccios use volun Mrs. Dean Slater, 2720 Columbus st., Bexley, and Martin will participate in the. pleted by Sept. 4 except the our program Is rounding into teers supplied by the Volunteer Miss Esther Fishburn, 1382 E. Long st., Columbus, have musical portion of the program, playground area. shape," he added. Bureau. This includes public been appointed to serve as East Unit representatives on and private agencies outside tne season ticket committee of Columbus Little Symphony Fellie Jordan is general chair* DDE TO HEAVY dismantling United Appeal. orchestra. man of the host church com in slum clearance, the School A major need is for friendly mittee and Esther W. Tyree, na Board has been unable to get VFW Picnic Is visitors at rooming houses, nurs Mrs. Marcellus Tburjnan, 01 Oct. 18, Byron Janis, piano tional officer, is chairman of tha houses on the proposed play ing homes, hospitals and the Miami av., is East Unit chair soloist. executive planning committee. area torn down. county home. Volunteers read man and Mrs. James Watts, 702 Dec. 4, all orchestral presen Charles P. Blackburn, princi Sunday, Sept. 8 to shut-ins, write lettdrs and Reynolds av., is ticket chairman tation of the complete score of pal of Garfield Elementary, was entertain. for the unit. Tchaikovosky's two act ballet, C. C. Caldwell Post No. No. General chairman of ticket "The Nut Cracker," with Irwin Caffeine also named principal of Clear- 349, VFW, will sponsor a chick Volunteers arc also needed to work with children. Nureries, sales is Mrs. Warren Parkinson, Johnson serving as narrator. Coffee, tea, cecoa and the brook. en fry at its annual picnic, Sun- Clearbrook is beginning its-ca community centers, hospitals 98 Powell av. Feb. 22, Claudio Arrnu, piano caffeine-type tablets widely used tl.iyi Sept. 8, 10 a-m. until 9 p.m. and., children's homes use vol soloist. reer with an Integrated staff. at Frogs Acres, near Gahana. • • • by car drivers all contain caf Teachers are Louise Wilson, unteer helpers to tell stories, Feb. 26, Mozart's ,opera~com- Entertainment, including so THE SEASON TICKET com feine, which is foiyjd in a large Jeanette Wharton, Luella Mc- play games and assist with the edy, "Cosi Fan Tutte," to" be cial dancing, is scheduled. mittee currently is busy con* number of plants that grow in Clnin, Charlotte Fish, Betty general program of the agency tacting friends and neighbors presented with six young Amer many parts of the world. Caf Tickets can be obtained at ican* singers, including Phyllis Egerton, Helen Butler, Bessie Driving and office work are Along with last season's sub feine-type tablets are safe as THAT LAVISH LOOK ... the VFW Club, 147 Lexington av. Curtin, Barbara.. Gibson, "^ane Scott, Jane Bailey, Ruth Burk- _p*V.. two other fields .where volunteer scribers. coffee and can be obtained over holder, Margaret Day.. . • helpers are greatly needed. Hopson, David Lloyd, Mac Mor Evah Wh'ulloo, conductor, has the counter everywhere*. THAT LUXURY TASTE _.. On the south the Clearbrook tn A itLES r. ni.ACKBf RN gan and Kenneth*Smith. Missionaries Deported scheduled thje following concerts district is bounded by E. Broad Between Broad and .Long sts., April 9, Leonar

,v _. • '.. :...-.-. ..--.VV, '••* _K__f£r'' WPPP 4 . • SATURDAY, AUGUST SI, 1957 SATURDAY, AUGUST SI, 1057 THE OHIOSENT1NEL 8EC. 2—PAGE T SEC. 2-_-PAGE 6 THE OHIO SENTINEL Miss Dancfridge Feted At The Home Of Mrs. Paxton Edith Richards Entertains Kin Luncheon Fetes, Parenthood Plan Series Scheduled Mrs. Edith Richards, 231 N Dr. R. Pyde Minor of Lincoln Marriage and family living is interest and questions of tha Garfield av., Columbus, enter university, Jefferson City, Mo. Mrs. M. Andrews to be the subject ot a series of participants. tained her cousin, Mrs. Edna Guests present were Mrs. Net Mrs. Simon Peters, 117 Miami meetings scheduled by Colum Registration must be made In Turner of Chicago, the past tle Bray, Mrs. Clara Butler, bus Planned Parenthood Ass'n av., Columbus, was hostess last advance by calling Planned Par week. Mrs. Veola' Cox, Miss Deborah beginning Thursday, Sept. 5, enthood Center, Ca. 4-8423, or Last Tuesday, friends of Mrs. Minor, Mrs. Lula Berry and week at ». luncheon honoring and continuing four weeks. writing to the center at 208 E. Richards dropped into her home Mrs. Bertha Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Andrews who left . Ti»e series, for married cou State st.. to participate in an Informal Mrt. Ollle Scott. Friday for Petoskey, Mich., for ples, will be aimed at getting discussion of racial Issues led by Miss Reita Huston assisted as three weeks vacation. Others the most out of marriage. Dis hostess. present were Mrs. Charles Bur- cussions will center about the rell, Mrs. James Bates, Mrs everyday problems of marital Ministers Meet Cay St Baptist Charles Halt and Mrs. H. E. adjustment and family living Baptist Ministers Bible Lea Shepard. from planning for children to gue, 106 Lexington av., Colum Jericho Missionary Society of School Opens handling in-laws arrd growing in Gay St. Baptist, Columbus, is bus, meets each Monday, 8-8 love. p. m. Motto is "The Bible is Our sponsoring a statewide rally to Neighborhood House Music FIRST RADIO LICENSE school will begin its sessions, There will be no charge for Guide." Rev. O. U. Gardner is be climaxed at the church Sun The first radio license In the day, Sept. 29, at 3 P- rn. Funds Saturday, Sept. 7, 9 a. m. the series which is open to all president, Rev. H. H. Teague raised will be turned over to the For, Information call Mrs. U. S. was Issued in 1911 to a couples in the community. The instructor and Rev. W. L. Lea Trustee Board to help finance Maggie Jones, CI. 8-7813. resident ot Cincinnati. program will be based upon the recording secretary. the church's remodeling pro gram. Mrs. Fannie Payne is chairman and Mrs. Lillie M. WINSOME, PETITE MISS CAROL DANDR1DGE, BRIDE-TO-BE OF MR. WALDO TYLER, was guest of honor at a buffet supper Davis is Missionary Society given by Mra. Helen Paxton at her lovely home, 1581 Hawthorn pk., Columbus, last Friday. Left, Mrs. Waldo Tyler, mother of the prospective president. groom;.guest of honor, Mrs. Carrie Tyler, mother of the late Waldo W. Tyler; Mrs. Edmund B. Paxton, hostess. Center: Crowd view of guests. ... Right: Mrs. James Wade, Dr. Alberta Turner, M iss Dandridge and Mrs. John Bailey. Miss Dand ridge is the daughter of Mrs. Hazel Dandridge REGULAR BUSINESS meet of Columbus and Major Dandridge of Mansfiel d. The wedding will be an event of Sept. 7. ing for Gay St. Baptist Is on Friday, Aug. 30, 7 p. m. W. C. Wells, chairman of Deacon Board, will officiate. All mem Delegates To Methodist Youth Fellowship Workshop bers are requested to be pres ent . . . Sunday, Sept. 1, Rev. M. B. Toney of Columbua will de liver the morning address and conduct evening communion service . . . Rev. Robert Hair- aVe a Jrepsi ston, Jr., Mt. Zion Baptist, and congregation will .render a spe cial program for Gay St. Sun day ( Sept. 1, at 3 p. m.

Friendship Bapt Friendship Baptist is located at 442 Donaldson st.. Columbua. Pastor is Rev. R. T. Gleaves. Order of worship: Sabbath school, 9:30 a. m. Morning wor ship, U a. m. with two choirs w%$- furnishing music. Evening wor ship is at 7:30 p. m.

ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE YOUTH AND adult leaders of the central west and Lexington conferences of central jurisdic FINANCE COMMITTEE for tion of Methodist church attended interracial regional-Youth Fellowship workshop held recently at MacMurray college. Jacksonville, 111. Ohio- Woman's day will observe cof ans in above group include Patricia Turner, Centenary Methodist, Columbus, elected vice chairman of 1958 workshop; Kfrby Gull, Newark, fee hour from 4 to 6 p. m. in the chairman; Rev. Clarence T. R. Nelson, Columbus, workshop leader; Dicey Ann Thornton, Cleveland; Dorothy E. Mitchell, Cleveland; Joseph social room, Sunday, Sept. I. Gibson, Lorain, chairman of north central sub-district Methodist Youth Fellowship of Columbus district. - Holy communion will be observ ed at 7:30 p. m. ST. Last Sun day evening a series of serrrton- Exciting Piece Music Director ettcs was begun with the "Seven * Last Words"- delivered by local An exciting accent piece is a NASHVILLE- J. Robert ministers of Friendship. new .screen, available in any Bradley, who has sung before She deserves to eat out number of isectiomr, which has. a royalty-^and iriternationar'Tell- walnut and ebony frame encl^s. glous councils, has been offi ing a new translucent plastic cially appointed director of mu Musical Program* it least once a week! panel. The panel material con sic promotion by the Sunday Tlie Swan Silvertone "quartet sists of a double sh.'ct of thin School Publishing Board of the of Pittsburgh and Rosebud Har- fiberglass with a colorful and in Nat'I Baptist Convention, Inc. monizer8 of Columbus will be tricately designed fretwork of The appointment was announc presented in a musical program the same mateiiul sandwiched ed by Dr. A. M. Townsend, sec Friday. Sept. 6. 8 p. m. at St. between. The effect is striking. retary of the Baptist Sunday Mark AME, 491 N. 20th st., Co School Publishing agency. lumbus, For ticket information What's mora . . . taking tha Hung Cabinets contact M. L. Strickland, CI. little woman out te dine 2-3576, or Virginia Parks,. Ax. Hanging cabinets make use of NEW LOCATION 1-5393. Rev. M. M. Moore hi pays big dividends ia tha often wasted wall space. The pastor. Lovt and Affection Depart cabinets are hung on the walls MASON'S and may be used for extra stor. CIRCLE PLANS DINNER ment. Reminds ua of tha old age and as bookshelves. JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRISTS Circle 3' of 2nd Baptist, Co restaurant wall motto I Formerly at 19 \V. Main St. lumbus, jis sponsoring its annual Temporarily Located At chicken , dinner at the church Handsome Sofa Thursday, Sept. 26, 11:30 a. m. "EAT HERE AND KEEP 773 E. Long St. A handsome new sofa comes to 7 p. .m. Rachel Grundy is YOUR WIFE FOR A PET1" CA. 4-2813 chairman and Nellie Dean co- with its own footstool. The foot Columbus, O. stool is covered in a matching chairman. Emma G. Johnson is fabric and provides an extra CLASSES $7.75 op president. measure of comfort. Guaranteed Materials FALL REGISTRATION -•"-• •-- - - Now In Progress At Photography LUCY DEAN NOVELTY FOOD BAR at its best PLAYSCHOOL S34 Wilson Ave. CL. 3-7775 Serving Complete Meals Around The Clock Weddings - Club Groups - Babies Children Ages 2-10 7411 LONG ST. CA. 4-0552 Portraits of Quality Transportation If Necessary • Hour»; fail AX. 9-7920 6:30 A. M. — 5:30 P. M DCDCI rAI A ' BOTTLiNG CO. Ohio Sentinel editorials are independent, unbossed and unbiased. Read them ever;, ROOSEVELT VAU. CL. 3-7416 City and State Approved CARTER Mrs. Hannah Harnett, Prop rCrDl-V_.^_/LM of Columbus, Ohio week in The Sentinel. iB"». I. rr—»

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Ohio av., Columbus, far left back row. Guests of honor were Miss Lot No. 103 Cans CAKE MIXES tie McCoy, Columbus, and Miss Martha Gillespie, Cleveland, both recently returned GOODWIN'S Pork V Beans • Red Beans . FUDGE, WHITE, SPICE, FEATHERSTOHE'S MM. Fresh Fruits. Vegetables from year's stay abroad. Enjoying barbecue supper in cool comfort of Johnsons' rear Groceries k Meats. lawn, from left, Mr, and Mrs. S. D. Wilkins, Syracuse, N. Y.; Mrs. Martha Gatewood YELLOW OR CARAMEL t59 N ism sr. CL. 2-0559 and Mrs. Alexine Spurlock, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Otis Gillespie, Canton. Standing Columbus. O. 078 E. Long St. at right is Mrs. Luther Huston, Lockbourne air base, Columbus. Bottom: A cousin Butter Beans * Kidney Beans FOR Vegetable.. Meats Columbus, Jhio they hadn't seen in some time full of interesting stories of life abroad and provocative Groceries • AM to 11:30 P. M. 17-OZ.PKGS. 7 Days A Week l>ench songs held fascination for the Huston youngsters attending barbecue supper. 3 Beer k Wine To Carry Out Pinto Beans • Great Northerns Weekdays SAM. in P M Here Luther, Jr., shares with cousin Martha Gillespie as brothers Eric and Sparky Sundays 9AM 3 PM. ••——Mi n1 1 5 kibitz along with host J. C. Johnson. Huston youngsters live with their parents on Party Supplies - Domestic Cole st. in Columbus. Their father is stationed at Lockbourne. k imported Champagnes JIMMY'S MARKET Hl-C WE DELIVER (Eight Years With Most Popular Kroger's) HEINZ SERMON ON THE MOUNT For fresh eating, Washington ORANGE DRINK KOOL AID Italian prunes are the most pop MARTHA'S s 672 MT. VERNON AV*E.| ular members of the plum fam •IO-OZ. CAN •~ MARKET- HE PRIVILEGE OK PRAY James 5:16, prove the indispen- ily. This dark purple fruit is 290 - %'--CL. 2-6274 - ER.—Matt. 7:*7~«. - * sable.use ot.the tongue to secure firm meated with a tangy sweet COE. PARSONS k FULTON Columbus, Ohio T KETCHUP salvation. God-knows bur needs flavor. Even fully, ripe it _re- ALL FLAVORS CL.' 2Amt • • • - (U1RI1E . before w. ask, but He has de mains firm which is an impor Complete line at Prayer is a lofty privilege tant factor in its success as a FRUITS - VEGETABLES creed "every tongue must'con- .. MEATS * GROCERIES God gave man. There's no effi commercial fruit. Italian prunes MEATS • BEER - WINE cacy in prayer alone God does fess." WAX" PAPER are shipped to distant markets IMIZ. ML. CARRYOUT Oouri: Moa. Tburs. 7:30 n't answer prayers because of According to John 3:20-21, 19o 6>KC.S 250 from orchards in eastern Wash A M to 1:30 P. M.. Fri. k correct words we use in ap evil men can't confess TRUTH Open Daily 7:30 A.M.-ll P.M. ington and arrive table ready to 12.-1.IT. ROLL Sat. 7:34. A M to 8 P. M. proaching him, but because of as it relates to their deeds, be 250 Sunday 8 A.M. 4 P.M. 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.3—PAGE 12 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, AUGUST 81, 1957 ftATURDAY, AUGUST 81.1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL' SEC. E*-PAGE 1» C. T. Hathaway Returns To Franklin Jr. By WELHELMJNA JONES "These have all proved their activities," ha thought. IT HAPPENED After 23 years, C. T. Hatha worth ta as," he asserted aad ' Moreover, Hathaway said all way, new principal of Franklin also tha personal character parents should get to know tha Jr. High school; has returned istics of open ml-d-ess, consi teachers al every opportunity. home. deration far others, reliability, • • • THAT WAY H« taught math It Franklin self control, thrift, honesty, THIS CREATES BETTER un . EDITED BY EDDIE JAY COLSTON 1935-39. At that time he lived willingness ta work, personal derstanding and trust In each To Liet Your Attraction or Service Telephone CLearbrook 3-1206 at 1400 E. Oak at., a house that responsibility and concern for other's judgement, he explained. was torn down to build the new our future." "It takes working together to BATTLE TO DRAW Franklin annex. • • « develop the child." Michigan State has fought Then too, be suspects he will "STUDYING OUB math, Eng Franklin's new principal was Two Lucky Stiffs three 0-0 grid battles with Mich recognize some of the parents lish, science and other subjects born in Lima but grew up In igan— 1908, 1930 and 1931. as former students uora his is a start towards these goals," Springfield. Ha received his BA teaching days at East high (1939- Hathaway pointed out. and BS in science and education 32). The school's responsibility ia from Ohio State university in Happy about being "back to "help students develop their 1930 and remained here. home", Hathaway has one decapabilities to the end that they Later he received a master's sire, "to help Franklin to con become happy and successful from OSU in 1039. tinue the progress it has been members of society," according After leaving East High in making recently, so that . can to tbe new principal. 10S2, he waa vice principal of E. SAUNDERS B. BROOKS 3. LOUIS B. TOLER better our school and help more "Be here" is the first and Everett Jr. High for three years youngsters in the community." most Important responsibility and vice principal of Lincoln- NENT THE Item here that Bill Toler, the barrister, might have Twenty-two years of teaching of Franklin's students, ha A traded marital vows with a Detroit bundle of loveliness—Sir math and science has not damp McKinley two years. maintained. Still his experience has not William emphatically declarea 'taint s0 . . . Sunday a. m. radio ened his enthusiasm in either listening musts: Novelty Food Bar sponsored 30 uninterrupted In additiona he said, "students been limited to education. While education or boys and girls. should get those lessons to the minutes of Eddie Saunders (WVRO) and Tyler's Drugs' "Hymns • • • at OSU, be helped pay his ex best of their ability, and conduct penses by washing dishes and We Love" ear caresser (WBNS) . . . Bill Brooks, the lawyer-real HE HAS A philosophy on edu themselves as boys and girls waiting tables. estater, postcards iron Philly that tha vacation ia amply reward cation which is a combination of who are trying to grow up to be During summer vacations ho ing in terms of fun, frolic and frivolity . . . Bootsie Hale's fresh a sincere belief in idealism and ladies and gentlemen." has taught at OSU, was an in back from a -jaunt to Canada and thereabouts . . . Carrot thatched adherence to practical prepara Finally, Hathaway would like structor in ground school avia Gaynell Lewis, the Skyline's personality-plus femme barkeep C. T. HATHAWAY tion for everyday living. to see "every boy and girl parti tion at Columbus army depot whose two weeks of vacationing ran out last week, is again greet 'Prince Preston' cipate In activities at Franklin." ing the bar squatters at the Long st. bistro location on tho mid- "Education toward a useful and worked in research at Bat- and the But he smiled and said if any afternoon shift. maturity mould mean develop telle institute. PATRONIZE SENTINEL ADVERTISERS problems arise, he wants all e • • A GORGEOUS DAMSEL POSES FOR BEAUTY ing la junior high school stu Neither did he ignore the busi boys and girls to feel free to and beast ahot aa singing star Art Prysock, left, and dents a high regard for tha ness area. He has worked as a WE HOPE THOSE REPORTS THAT JOE LOUIS picked np drop into the office and see him. Deejay Eddie Saunders congratulate Brenda Blalock, Rock-Rollers Institutions — home and fami bookkeeper, cashier and experi a $2500 fee for sitting in on the Jimmy Hoffa rhubarb in Dee Cee, enced payrolling and selling. "Miss Bronze Ohio 1957." — Staff Photo By Roosevelt Plus-Extra Added ly, religion and church, coun "Parents, too, can help by as a racial persuader in full view of a jury made up of two-thirds Carter. try and government, and edu helping the school, such as • • • colored brothers and sisters, can be proven false. Otherwise we're HOMES WILLIAMS compelled to opine that if Joe has sunk that low he's smack dab cation aad school," he said. participating in PTA and other APPRECIATIVE of his varied on guitar Flavor of the year! Borden's working career, Hathawey at the bottom of the proverbial barrel ... Of all the public offi thought it "has helped me to cials involved in the Dorothy Glenn cop brutality hassle this man 'Crescendo' On CBS-TV Sunday Entertainment Nightly understand people better." thinks Police Chief Scholer carried himself with the most dignity. Diahann Carroll, Carol Chan- 9 P.M. til 2:30 A.M. A member of Grace Lutheran While everybody else was scrambling around issuing wild state The signing of tho Norman Luboff choir completes tho huge CLOSED SUNDAY Banana Fudge church, Hathaway teaches Sun ments containing less than no substance, or for that matter basic ning, Benny Goodman, Mahalia day school to a class of high starring cast of "Crescendo," Jackson, Stubby Kaye, Peggy common sense, Scholer at least bad the good grace to keep his CBS-TV's hour-and-one-half col ROSATI'S school students. mouth clamped rather than go off the deep end with ponderous Lee, Lizzie Miles, Tommy Never A Door, Cover or premiere of tho "Du Pont Ice Cream He also helped organize tha platitudes every hour on the hour which served only to confuse Show of tho Month" series, Sun Sands, Dinah Washington and or Minimum Charge Ohio Science Education Ass'n. the issue still more and cause any intelligent citizen to wax ill at day, Sept, 29, 9-10:30 p. m. Turk Murphy and his Dixieland • • • • He and his wife Juanita, an the pit of the belly. accomplished musician, live at Already announced in the im band. Liquor-Beer-Wine 847 Broadletfeh av. They have AMONG THE NICER FOLKS WE'VE ENCOUNTERED te-\PtttSl™ Uai _f___•_' fof• "Cre* no children. cently on this beat Is our photog Roosevelt Carter's mater, Mrs. scendo" are Ethel Merman, TRY IDE SEHIINEL Served til 2:30 A.M. The major problem with chill Theresa Carter of Chicago—a recent office visitant, and a .wel Loulo Armstrong, Eddy Arnold, dren is the same as that with come one . . . James (Lefty) Evans, former South High athletic adults, he mused. lvl luminary, ia among candidates to succeed Bill Colwell as boss We 6hfeIOU* Stamps It's simply, "working towards an understanding and accept man of Poindexter Village. Good man. Then there's some con Uie stamps you ca>n a spendi ! versation making the rounds that Earl Johns, high potentate of the • IOU Stamp Books Gookmd For ance of them." The Whole Town Is Talking About.... -_ Ha is bringing to Franklin Beatty Recreation Center staff, might inherit the post. Also a • good man. At least the job isn't lacking In topflight prospects. stJ.VU Trade $2.2*- 5 many years of practicing that 1 And They're Redeemable belief. • THE NEW* SENSATIONAL .Right Here In Our Store I I ! RED PRYSOCK AND BOOTSIE HALE-arm-in-armed it to • I No 5th In Sight the "Miss Bronze" happenings . . . Harland Randolph's return to THIS WEEK'S the scene from that Texas army installation is perking up-talk al Jackson's " . ., • *• Daisy Lucler, 1415 Eastwood ready about conditioning him for the 'M City Council sweepstakes. • SPECIALS ! ! av., Columbus, would have cele And with strong community voices such as WVKO's John Terry's, brated her fifth anniversary to already whipping up support for Harland, should he decide to • • *#* Lamar, 282 Clarendon av., coma make the race, the ex-OSU all-time debate champ should give the OPEN UBOR DAY 9 A. N. To 5 P. M. Sept. 8. • Smoked more narrowminded hacks of both parties cause for pause. And • 4-8 lb. Average But she charged neglect in more than incidentally, we hear tell that Harland has at least two • her suit for divorce, custody of momentous irons in the fire—• pedagoguing job at OSU ami a book 4TH & MAPLE - URBANCREST, OHIO minor child and support money of poems about ready for publication by a N. York firm. • • for child. CALLAS lb. 390 • • • FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE mKaWI\ to • Smoked IKE. SUTTON, EBONY-JETS PHOTOGRAPHING WHIZ, • SHftW/N- was tho handsome gent you no doubt observed covering ths "Miss presenting this Friday and Saturday ... WlUlSMS 8 • Vi»««\ , Bronze" festivities with his trusty lens Sunday at Vets Memorial. HAM shank half lb. 590 The pix should appear in an early edition of on* or both of the The Nation's Hottest Attraction Cello-Packed «u IU _t SWP aforementioned mags . . . Julius Williams, tho insurance man, • HOUSE PAINT passed a natal milestone the past week . . . Consensus among "Miss Bronze" spectators adjacent to this scrivener's pew was FRANKIE BRUNS0N Banan» ice cream, blended with smooth chocolate WEINERS ill • WEATHERATED for extra pro- that tho stillest competition confronting Brenda Blalock, the taction against— livin,' Dayton doll who brought home the crown, was last year's fudge. Surprising . . . pleasing! Another of Borden t All-Purpose . ,, , AND THE CARL HOLLAND ORK parade of fine flavors. And of course there are 1ft 1. excenlve km ot glow winner Lynn Lee when Lynn shows up in a twin-nut to hand over • 2. Uncontrolled chalking Something NEW on The Birdland Scene 1 ! ! always the old standby*, too. Enjoy them sll Look the sceptre to her successor. Which, in this man's opinion, was a a for the Elsie-Daisy package, pints or half-gallons. GAL. IN 5'. ' pretty fair analysis of tho situation. WHITE POTATOES 390 J THERE'S A WCOL's Hottest Deejay 'DR. BOP' • TSordens DEAlf R NEAR YOU BANANAS 2 lb. 290 R.&E. Files Against Left Seven Every Saturday High! At 9 P. M. PAINT & WALLPAPER CO. "Real Live Broadcast From BIRDLAND" CHARCOAL 10 lb. bag 79c 601 MT. VERNON AVE. 'Child Bride' Years Ago COLUMBUS A Rosethone av. man peti Seven years ago this fall, Enjoy the Fabulous Pit Bar-B-Q Ribs, Chicken, Pork & BORDEN'S COLD BEER and WINE TO CARRYOUT tioned to divorce his child bride which waa 10 years after their CL 3-5000 of four months. marriage, Marvin' Taylor, ad Beef Prepared Southern Style By Collie Tabb, MBBQ STORE HOURS ' "" Harold Gene Blann, 1330 Rosc- dress unknown, packed ber Tender Goodness. Try It Once And You'll Come Again I M00RES& ROSS » N. NELSON BD. AT - » A. M.-9 P. M. CL. 2 .220 Complete Line Of: thorne av.* Columbus, sued Bar clothes and left, John H., 343ft Served From 9 P. M. Til ? ? ? BROAD ST. Sun. 9 A. M. 589 E. MAIN ST. Mon. Paints, 1'i.int. J '• 165 N. Washington Ave. 5 P. M j Mon.-Thurs. 9 bara Jean, 1470 Hildreth av., N. Washington av., Columbus, CA. 1-5121 t Thurs. 8 A. M.-7 P. M.: Supplies, Linoleum A. M.-8 P. M.; Fri. k SaL *rL k Sat. t A. M.-i tor a divorce charging neglect. claims. BIRDLAND IS AVAILABLE FOR RENTAL. CONTACT • P. M. Closed Sunday According to tho petition, Bar Taylor la now going before I WE DELIVER bara Jean is not over 14 years. the court to sue for a divorce on MR. ALLEN OR MR. JACKSON AT THE BALLROOM- Tho Blanns married April t. grounds of wilful absence. J. SEC, t--PAGE 14 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, AUGUST 81, .9Sf SATURDAY, AUGUST 31. 1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. ,2—PAGE lft f squires Honor Hurry (all Out IN THE JAZZ IDIOM Community Thespians In First Meet For 'Oldtlme' ABOUT DONALD BYRD ' E n t h u slastlo response was Monday. ' This waa tho initial Beth Dade At given to James Rapport,. Ohio meeting of the newly proposed By JOHN S. WALKER first Impression of tho cat was State university drama student, artistic outlet for Columbus. Attractions FTER THE that ho put too much emphasis when he stated, "Columbus is BELL 902 Club Sunday ' DETROIT.—(UPS)-A n u m- A early deaths on tone, therefore making his rips for a community theatre," Tho need for such a cultural endeavor encompassing talents The Esquires club of Colum ber ot club owners are confering of Fata Navarro attack weak, especially when by a group assembled In Poin RADIO & TELEVISION with Capital Attractions on the and Clifford blowing blues chords. This is of all racial and religious groups bus plays host at a party Sun dexter Village auditorium last was discussed by Rapport and 1068 MT. VERNON AVE. day, Sept. 1, at Club 502, 002 St. idea of bringing back some of Brown and the true If you compare hia early (1 Door East of the more experienced big name austere h a r d- record dates on Transition label Marvin Bonowitz, chairman and Cameo Theatre) Clair av., at which Beth Dade, general spearhead of the com prominent west coast modeling stars of a few years ago. ahipa of social to his latter work on Epic and One owner states that most munity theatre. Q "Sfroll-t' " echool operator, will be *the rejection dealt Riverside. Show Goes On current record stars are thrown —Milt Jackson group's special guest. out to Miles, • • • Problems of location, organi into stardom by virtue of one Kenny Dorham f-j "It Had To Be Yon" In addition to Miss Dade, hit record. Most have been in j and Howard FOLLOWING ON THE heels Tour Sept. 22 zation, finance, publicity and —Julie London show business only a few months of Miles and the late Brownie Is membership were discussed. To f~| "All Of Me" winners of the club's 1956 and McGhee, I be —Big Maybelle 1957 "Miss Esquire" contests and have little or no experience, John S. came hard in like coming to bat behind Stan DETROIT.— (UPS). — Cobra the assembled group it was recording artist Gloria Irving {-] "Miss You So" and Joyce Marie Brown, fifth poise or showmanship and have j i my own heart Musial and Mickey Mantle. Don generally felt that the commu Walker is the first major trumpet play and Detroit's new 16 year old —Tiny Topsy prize winner in The Sentinel's trouble holding down star bill when a new trumpet player nity theatre was on its way. f-l "Let's Fall In Love" ing on a show, he claimed. er to invade Jazz since Brownie singing sensation, Joe Stubbs, "Miss Bronze Ohio" beauty re would be' Introduced into jazz as will bo featured in a package —Ella Fitzgerald vue, will be honored. Because of this feeling by another this and another great made his appearance In 1052. I n "Rocky Mountain" MARTY MELLMAN'S FABULOUS CLUB 502 IS fast becoming the stop off feel he wiU make the jazz celes tour of one nighters, starting New Management some owners, Capital Attrac that. —Jack Dupree Carl Smith is Esquires presi tions has decided to find and point for many famous celebrities during engagements in Columbus. Above, eastern tial because he has the soul for Sept. 22. Backed musically by PYTHIAN GRILL [-] "Humpty Dumpty Heart" deejay and artist manager Bill Cook, orchestra leader and blues recorder B. B. King, Jazz. He has funk, poignancy Todd Rhodes and orchestra, the dent and Eunice Wood is club bring back some of the oldtlmers Such was the case of. Don $60 ML Vernon Ave. —Lavem Baker supervisor. who, even without nationwide top record favorite Roy Hamilton. Marty a nd famed big bandleader Buddy Johnson Byrd. (However, when Byrd end he loves music. package will also include the n "Dumplln* " fame, "could perform circles posed for lensman George Pierce in above photo. was introduced to modern jazz Five Dollars, popular singing Bear — Wine — Food —Ernie Freeman I especially dug Don's work Hrs 3 A M. 'til 1 A M. Lucius E. Lee's "As I Sea around some of the present in 1955, Clifford Brown-Jiad an group. f~| "Love Me Cherry" It," every week on the edi acts", the spokesman said. other year on earth in which to with Sonny Rollins during the —Chuck Williams torial page, is anotner award Larry Darnell would be a gra captivate jazz listeners.) latter part of 1956. As long as |-~| "She's Gone" winning Sentinel feature. phic example. Capital "res Stars And Good Music Along Night Beat there are new bop bloodlines 21 SHRIMP —Ivory Joe Hunter During these past two years coming up like Don Byrd, Bill cued" and brought him back Ry "EDDIE JAY" From where we sit it appears IN A BASKET COMPLETE LINE OF from near oblivion in one of Gen« Walker. possibly no more progress has Hardiman and Johnny Griffin, Weil furnished, clean wttb A sneak peek in the date books the month of September will LIQUOR the southern states. • • • been made by any jazzman in the theoretical egotist like Phi- Beer o wine RECORDS, TELEVISION very modern hotel raelutles and amusement calendars of move in in a blaze of glory and a ^ Raowa from coast to coast tor The spokesman for Capital CLUB REGAL is holding a bop. 1 might cite the case of neas Newborn, Jr., and that OR Fish • French Fries & RADIOS Bronzeville's nightclub opera- glittering array of top names in firm, grip and musical sway over John Coltrane. but Coltrane has lodge from the west coast does "homelike atmosphere.' said the help of the public would tors and attraction promoters Cube Steaks the show world. amusement seekers since they been wailing for ten years. n't bother me too much. (L 2-7181 be needed in finding some for gives evidence of good music GRILL Food, Beer To Carryout Air Conditioned • Cooper's Tourist # opened the downstairs Musical mer stars. and exciting things to come. At Marty Mellman's Club 502 Donald first came into jazz I was asked recently what I Champion k ML Vernon CL. 2 0.100 RAY REDMAN, Prop. Sales and Service 259 N. 17th St. CL. 3-5113 Anyone knowing the address of the great progressive Art Blake- Bar, with weekend entertain prominence when he came to thoujght, in my opinion, was the Ceinmb-t. O any of these people can contact ly and his Jazz Messengers will ment furnished by music maker the Apple in the winter of 1954 greatest modern jazz recording Sammy Hopkins in the upstairs JAMES t.oon K. Mgr. Capital Attractions, 250 E. Co open for a week's stay Sept. 2. with fellow Detroiter, bassist ever released. lumbia St., Detroit 1. This will bo Art's first appear Bum Bum Room. Paul Chambers. They both MERRY MAKERS CLUB, INC presents ance on the Bronzeville jazz The month of September, tho came to the city mostly to study First of all let me say In the scene and I can see no reason 12th to be exact, should bo composition at Jullliard, but musical context of the word, the NEW why ho shouldn't pull a full a solid kick for rock 'n' roll through frequent jam sessions session I chose' among many . 'HUCKLEBUCK' FORD HO I El NO. 2 house every night, with hopes fans and show lovers when tho they met the top of bop's musi great ones was unrehearsed. __P"^' 452| E. LONG ST. Tel. CA. 40421 that Marty reserves a spot for Biggest "Show of Stars for 57" cal heritage, including Charlie • • • a columnist named Eddie Jay. I moves in for a two performance Parker. f • Columbos. O. a a a deal at Vets Memorial. IT'S NO SMALL wonder, It T_R_1 Transient and Perms.eot Goests Welcome 0 0.0 featured Charlie Parker. Char As usual, the package will bo \ ;.*•_>. Ford Hotel No. 1 Still Operated at 179 North 6tb SL THE POPULAR Merry Mak IN THE SPRING of 1955, Byrd lie Parker blowing tenor( not ers' Valley Dale dance slated for loaded with the cream of tho Joined pianist George Wallington PAUL MRS. B. R. FORD. Proprietress CA. 1-35M his infamous alto. Along with Sept 1 featuring the moving current musical crave. al (he Cafe Bohemia in the Vil- Miles Davis, Walt Bishop, Per M R__ _f _3 BHSB '- swing music of Paul Williams Headlining "Show of Stars" lujje and along with altoist Jac cy Heath and Philley Joe Jones, j and his orchestra will have the kie Maclean made a very tal they blew Thelonius Monk's will be ?fats Domino, Frankie BEL- dancers floating out Sunbury rd. Lymon, Lavern Baker, Clyde ented and driving quintet. He "Round 'Bout Midnight," that THE HAWKINS certain piece of poignant, pain CL 3-4815 way. McPhatter, Chuck Berry, -the Inter joined Cannonball Addcr- WILLIAMS 65 N. MONROE AVE. ly'a group for a short series of ful melancholia that only Bird t The Copa Club will debut Earl Crickets, Spaniels, Drifters 4uid CotaooWo, o_u many, many others. weekend jams around the city. in his tortured soul could pro We Welcome Old and New Patrons West's first floorshow offering duce. Transient Guest Welcomed when he spotlights tli* "1957 " It will be a 7 and 10 p.m. per Before Hank Mobley joined AND HIS ORCHESTRA W« Continue to Render the Same Exclusive, Cavalcade of Swing" Sept. 5. formance, so pick up your du the Jazz Messengers, -he and This waa. recorded Jan. 30, Don freelanced together around 1953. when Bird was dying. Efficient Service Over at the Macon Lounge cats at Heaton's. the seaboard. When Kenny Dor, From his opening obligato to his where the good times roll un ham split the Messengers in the final chorus, Bird was blowing usually good entertainment is SUNDAY, SEPT. 1st spring of 1956, Hank remember his. disappointments from his displayed by the Syl Burch or ed Don and Don quickly replac CHl'CTCJBKRRY » soul. Miles is heard on this side 10 P. M. TILL 2 A. M. . •-• Club'l? Presents At gan combo featuring hot sax.ter ed Kenny., blowing the opening stanza and ./. • . overtones to Blrd's-crying.^ , VALLEY DALE BALLROOM - SUNBURY RD. TICKETS * Currently Don is._wilh Gigi THURSDAY, SEPT. 12 PRICES tSryce's quintet. .Sounds like Miles is crying ON SALE AT 11.75 - $2.50 too. I guess the cat did that day?^ '- Adv. $1.65 ._/- _ Door $2.00 COPA CLUB HEATON'S Vets Memorial BIdg. W.OO . $3.50 At first digging. Byrd, espe cially in his stratospheric high MUSIC 2 BIG SHOWS 2 INCL. You see, besides God and Ticket* On Sale Now: By Members, C. & R. Grill, 1048V. MT. VERNON AVE. STORE TAX register legatos, a wistful touch Bird, Miles knew Bird was dy 7 P. M. A 10 P. M, of Brownie can be heard. My ing too. Skyline Bar, LVA Club, Capitol City News"

SUPCR ATTRACTIONS f****1* ._« - Huey Smith ~ Clowns |-.B.GO.ST^^^^lH0^ra The Swingsational Recording Stars of "Rockin* MARTY MELLMAN PRESENTS «-»> Pneumonia" Fame . . . Fresh From Roy Hamilton's "Jubilee Of 5tars" Revue mm Thurs. Fri _ Sal Aug. 29.30.31 J»,<*_ LYMON £ P*ri*e$ft'(t CHARLES BROWN •••SUA* • ATTENTION! And His 'DRIFTIN' BLUES' BAND Earl West Presents BERRY ^Ctes Starring MARTY MELLMAN'S \*fytokk LAVERN BAKER The;'First Fall Revue' Sept. 5th *0ri/ks COMING SEPT. 2-8 mmmm .-^^& ^_ ____»• • ______"DIA.NA." ' > •'•^--:x SjggESg" DENTAL CRADLE I Bunky Redding and the "1957 Cavalcade of Swing" ' Mr. t£r£ " A Fast Moving, Hilarious Floorshow With Chorus Cradle of dental science ia Girls, Comedy, Song and Dance. "If It's Top p»iiLANKA_:::T: Bainbridge, O., because the f;r ' ART BIAKEV | 502 CLUB _____» THt MOUNTAOf'- BOBBEITES school of dentistry in the world Entertainment The Copa Club Will Present It" was founded there. AND HIS 502 ST. CLAIR AVE. _- COLUMBUS, O. — CL, 2-0661 For Reservations Call CL. 2-1955 JAZZ MESSENGERS PAUL miUAMSeo ORCHESTRA FACTS ABOUT CLYDE DON'T MISS OUR SUNDAY A FTERNOON JAZZ SESSIONS Open Nightly I P. M. - 3: Jo A. M. Clyde, O., is'known for its cab FOR YOUR COMFORT AIR-CONDITIONED bages and melons, its strawber CHARLES BROWN THIS IS ANOTHER BEN COW ALL PRODUCTION ries and cherries, its milling, canning and cutlery making.

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Terminal Tower Is Taiiest Ohio Building TURNER'S. J Tallest building in Ohio is tho Terminal Tower at Cleveland RESTAURANT Detroit Teen Althea's ATA Successor 4U4 R. Lesg »t. ' WILBERFORCE. — The 40th I gles title by defeating Vernon 1Joh n Chandler, N. York City, to 8* Beer — Wine — Whiskey American Tennis Ass'n national! Morgan, Nashville, Tenn., 6-3. win the men's doubles cham HOME COOKED FOODS championship tournament com 0-4, 6-2. pionship by' defeating Howard «-*» Torch Club m CA. a-Mtt m pleted the final rounds Saturday Stewart, former Central State Minnis, Baton Rouge, La., and MIlI MT. VERNON AVE. COLUMBUS, OHIO at Central State college and college student, won over Mor George—Fryman, Dayton, 7-5, crowned new champions in the gan with speed and power. Stew 4-6, 6-3, 8-6. BEER • WINE • LIQUORS BURKE'S PLACE SPORTS men's and women's. singles. art previously held the title in 1947, 1948, 1951, 1952 and 1953. GWEN McEVANS, 17 year old 'Specialising In Italian Spaghetti and Pie**" 1057 NORTH tin ST. George Stewart, Montclnirr George Stewart teamed with Dctroiter who graduated from CARRY OUT SERVICE Colons-os, O. GLEANINGS N. J., regained the men's sin high school in June, won the ti Opeo Dsily 6 A. M. • 2:3* A. M. WHISKEY •HI tle vacated by Althea Gibson by OTES FROM TOUR BVTLLE TATTLER-In and out ot our Singles — Doubles defeating Jean Richardson, Los usual nightbeot haunts with an ear and eye open for choice BEER, WINE, FOOD Sports Editor Angeles, 8-6, 6-3. tee The Newest Barbeeao Machine la Town At , . . N By William (Bill) Bell © Bucks Buckle Down To items for our weekly output wo find that some of our best friends" Later in the day Gwen came are news, liko for instance Pronieville's likablo Harold Clover is as back to win the girls' singles ti (HE FIT VILLAGE TAVERN rpHK HARBINGERS of fall to the average person are the cool J3* N. 20TH ST. Columbua, Q. in the driver's seat at Club 502, at this writing, while owner Marty tle by defeating her hometown Mellman is vacationing in Florida. Harold, who has been No. 2 1319 MT. VERNON AVH. A nights following the sultry days, the ripening of the harvest Business On September 1 friend, Darnella Evcrson, 6-4, Chicken - Hah • Barbecue Our Specialties Columbus, O. Self Servo and Carryout man ot the popular nitery since Its appearance on the B'viile and the turning of the leaves, but the sportswriter has a different Seventy aspirants to the 1957 Ohio State university 9-4. scene is doing a great job as a public relations man and aseistsnt Serving tho People la end guide to the changing of the season. Open 24 Hours Dally Around Poindexter Village football squad assemble Sunday, Sept. 1, for physical ex Eleesc Thornton, Los Angeles, manager to Mellman . . . "Ice salesman" (Jewelery to tho unhip- To him it is fall when the football handbooks start crossinf Yours Truly — "Jitney" Roy Langdos BEER, WINK • GOOD FOOD aminations and locker assignments, it was announced by won her third straight senior ped) Abdulah Wimbley has returned to Cap City after a profitable Open 1AM.- Close 1 P. M. his desk. By that sign it is fall now, although the calendar -says it Head Coach Woody Hayes. Two-a-day practice sessions jaunt to Dayton, Cincinnati, Portsmouth, and points between. The CHESTER R. WHITE, Oft. is August. begin Monday (Labor day) with picture taking early Tues women's singles championship dollar sign gleam in his orbs is from contacts he made during his The first college handbook to reach us is that ot Miami U. day afternoon by defeating Dr. Lua Bartley, CHICKEN CHOPS tour . . . Picked up Sepia magailne and saw the beautiful mug of A glance through it reveals that bronze central Ohio will be well C o - C a p t. Leo Brown, 170 Nashville, 7-5, 7-5. deejay Eddie Saunders. He's entered in a contest to select the fa represented on the Redskin team this fall. pound end, leads the returning COCKTAILS WHISKEY • BEER vorite deejay in the middlewest. If you wanna Join me and vote MICKEY'S GRILL According to the pre-season dope the starting halfbacks will lettermen in playing time with Better Become of for him, purchase Sepia mag ot Copitol City Newsstand, clip out 961 Michigan Ave., be George Scott of Urbana and Harold Williams ot Dayton. 453 minutes of service last'fall. the coupon and cast your ballot. I'm sure it'll make'm happy . . . Cor. First Ave. Guard Aurelius Thomas, who SM-0-0-0-THER Jerry Nowell, sophomore end from Columbus East High, is There's a parakeet in B'viile who seems to havo solved his per Beer, Wine, Whiskey is expected to be among the top sonal problems. He says merely: "I can talk. Let's^ee you fly." Rome Cooked Foods a good candidate for a starting berth although he missed spring Big 10 linemen this year, is next WE SPECIALIZE IN practice because he was out for track. with 426 minutes. • • • RED HOT CHILI Edward Hill, a 200 pound junior tackle from Cincinnati, and PROMOTER EARL WEST AND COPA CLUB impresario Co-Capt. Galen Cisco, who Sclma Gamble, a guard from Akron, are the other sepia letter Oordon Bendoff havo consummated a business merger. Tho Mt. played 392 minutes as fullback 736 B. LONG ST. at HAMILTON AVE. Vernon av. dream nightspot will continue to feature top attrac winners on the squad. in 1956, and Halfback Don Clark, IT tions with an occasional floorshow typo of entertainment sched CHARLIE'S BAR Curtis Gentry, a third year man from Portsmouth, who was with 314 minutes, are the only process.. the Finer uled for early fall. And that's what we call getting the show on •top At I he Chi Chi Sign an All-State high schooler, is out for the pigskin sport for the first others over the 300 minute Filtration through the road . . . Tenorman Carl Sally and combo, who havo been Heer— Wine—Liquor time. mark. 1 kicking up a musical storm on their recent eastern tour, are book Good Food Ken Harris, a senior end from Richmond, Ind., has been Most highly rated sophomores are Ends Jim Houston of Mas- ed to open at Kitty's Showbar early next month . . . Gotta letter Dally k Sua. 1 A. M.-l A. M handicapped by injuries throughout his career. HICKORY J.&G. LecMle k Charlie Jordan, sillon and Dick Michael of Ham BIG JIM BROWN, THE CLEVELAND BROWNS' ROOKIE from Eddie (Lock Jaw) Davis, tenor jazc genius, winding up an ilton; tackles Bruce Schram, engagement in Buffalo before invading AUantlc City ... A card Props. fullback, lived op to Coach Paul Brown's expectations Friday CHARCOAL BARBECUE 71S Hsrrlsoa A-e. M a 8 s i 11 o n; David Wagner from Bill Tye, Jr., informing us he will appear on the beat in early night In the Akron Bowl against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Portsmouth, and Jim Marshall, Specialty October ... In answer to the many fone calls reaching this desk critics say Marlon Motley never ran the trap better'than Brown Columbus; guard Leroy Cow RIBS-CHICKEN-HAM tho new Chateau Lounge's number ft Tr. 5-0192 . . . Young, Mr. QUAUTY FOOD SHOP did on his 49 yard touchdown gallop In the third quarter. Brown ans, Cleveland; center Don Modern Low Prices (H. M.) Boston, the local attorney, sipping a taste of Old Mr. Bos also did part of the kicking off for tbe Browns. Crowl, Malvern; halfbacks John ton while digging the Friday night fights on ths Skyline TV . . . OCT AT OKLAHOMA V. THEY ARE SAYING THEY HAVE Dresser, Toledo, and Dav Zu- MS Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. S-S3S0 e The boys along the "Block" are telling the story of two boosters the first brown lad in the history of the school who is varsity ma hars, Columbus, and fullback -: HOME COOKED MEALS :• Fried C-Ukea walking through the Florida Everglades. One suddenly yelled that terial. He is Prentice Gaultt, a sophomore halfback. Bob White, Covington, Ky. . Open 24 Hours Around the Clock an alligator bad bitten his leg off. "Which one?" asked his friend. Prep. J AS. ANTHONY 347 EAST MAIN ST. Jimmy Smith, Prop. • • • The stricken hepcat said: "I don't know, man. All theso alliga Hrs. 11 A. M. • 1 A. M. WOODLEY LEWIS, THE VETERAN CHICAGO Cardinal tors look alike to mo." Tea Beat Is Har-B Q, Colli, , Beatty Center Wins defensive half, played part of the game against Green Bay Fri • • • GOOD FOOD Prepared la Boose Style day night at offensive halfback because OUie Matson was suf fhet Division Final Enjoy The Air-Condifioned Comfort of FOLKS WHO MADE THE COLUMN THIS WEEK ARE the fering With the flu and the Cards did not wish to play him unless Johanna Tyus, 868 Mt. Vernon four attractive Hampton sisters/ whose brudder, John Grady, sells they had to. Lewis ran s klckoff back 93 yards and had It called av., and Beatty Center advanced go-mobiles for University Auto Sales. The gals glamorized the back because the Cards were offside. to the finals in the intermediate Copa cocktail lounge during Arthur Prysock's engagement, while, THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES PURCHASED OUTFIELDER girls division of the Columbus! CLUB REGAL other beauts along the bar included Betty Isaly, Connie Lynch, Lee Southern Tea DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF Lcnnie Green-from Vancouver, hoping to put some punch in their Recreation Dept. tennis tourna Norris, Dianna McGuire and vivacious belle of the bar, Mayme attack. ment by disposing of Donna Shelton, who had more drinks in front of her, from male eiMirers Room • * • Leed of Glenwood Center, 4-6, - SAMMY HOPKINS' fcon the scene, than most clubs keep in stock . . . We are looking ffl««t Yo»r Priamia Hare SYD POLLOCK, OWNER OF THE INDIANAPOLIS C-4_ 6-3, -and went on ta defeat AURElJUS' THOMAS forward to the fall wedding of BeLamb Hairston and cute Flor SWING QUARTETTE Chicken Dinners Every Clowns, reports that the Clowns have seven men whom major Jerri Clement of Schiller Cen ence, Parks . • • Belmo£l.manager JJo _Capady Vas all smiles last Sunday Home Fried Piet ter, 6-0, onr Room Jade Room Ming Room Ift At Seating for 60 • • • GREENSBORO, N.C. — The Now available to Will accommo I SPECIALIZING IH social clubs and date parties up persons in com LAST MINUTE COLUMN FILLERS—It will bo a swingin' HONG KONG A-T college will begin its 66th time when tho Merry Makers bring Paul Williams' orchestra in r private parties. to 100 personi. plete privacy for school year Monday, Sept. 9. IflSHlM Call CL. 2-0512 clubs and small for their Valley Dale dance Sept. 1. Paul, who penned the famous RESTAURANT QS5V. Complete Chin An expected bumper crop of ese cuiaine. for raiervations. parties. "Hucklebuck" tune, fronts one of the best swing crews in the POPULAR BRANDS business. Williams' last date on the local sriowbeat was in early 9*2 Ml. Vernon Ave. entering freshmen will start a GUN STORE. spring when he musically backed the Fats Domino-LaVerne Bak weeklong program of orientation Serving American And HSHING TACKIE . er-Bill Doggett rock V roll cavalcade at Vets Memorial . . . Copa leading towards registration. GOLF AND TENNIS EVtNRUDC OUTBOARD MOTORS EXPERT GUN 'WAREHOUSE' barkeep and talent representative, Otha Furlough,* reeently ac MACON HOTEL A special Freshman Orienta AND FISHING quired a sharp Caddy and is making his weekly Chicago-Columbus 1CHINESE FOODl tion Committee, headed by Wil CA 4-8767 660 E. Livingston Ave. AMEJHttN art CHWESE RESTAURANT trips a short distance between two points.' r liam H. Camble, has arranged a __,_,_ ._^____- _., TACKLE REPAIR Mf-Mt N. 20TH ST. ' COLUMBUS, O • » • Chop Suey Of All Rinds program for new students which ISun.-Fri. 11 A.M.-l. A.M \ 77 E. LONG 5T. BUY-SELL-TRADE OPEN DAILYtO A.M. - 8 P. M. FREE PARKING IN REAR .- UNTO, NEXT COLUMNTIME REMEMBER that Eddie Jay will keep them busy from .early '•-••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a* Ope- Daily 11:30 A. M. Te 4 A. M. says: *The rich man today Is likely, to be one who.owes it all to Sat 11 A.M.-S A.M. morning to late in the afternoon, hard work, a little luck—and a smart tax attorney," ' CL. 8-3664 .

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____ jATUBbAY, AUGUS? 81.1987 THg QHIO SENTINEIj US£& iTTi ll Mil .III i. .. Ii i — THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. AUGUST 31. 19ST PAGE 16 Cubs Champs In Belmont AC Ends Heading Well Mays, DiMag, Mantle On Peers Planning Little League All-Star Little League Sullivan Show Sept. 1 Summer Season Joe Di Msggio, Mickey Man Play Af Beany tle and Willie Mays in a big Contest To Benefit Retarded Children Beatty Recreation Center's With Excursion league quit with top baseball Little Jets baseball league clos Belmont Athletic Club clL writers, screen star Cesar Ro ed the season with the Cubs', maxed its 1956-57 season this mero, S. America's illusionist, League A champions, defeating month with an excursion to Ce Richiardi, and comedian Danny the Boston Red Sox, B League dar Point on Lake Erie. During Dillon headline "The Ed Sulli winners, in t he championship July and August, the club gave van Show" Sunday, Sept I, playoff Thursday. four dances to help make this CBS-TV, 8-a p. m. The Cubs' roster includes Bcn- trip possible. nie Boxyman, John Bowman, The group chartered a bus Gary Boyce, Frank Eubanks, and left for Cedar Point Sunday Practiced With Althea Lloyd Gwinn, Lavry Lynch, morning, Aug. 18. The bus ar- John Neal, Fred Peters, John TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Ed rived at its destination at- 11 Robinson, Albert Starks, Mike a. m. and tru> rest of the day tha ward Whittlesey of Nashville. Thomas, Ronald Thompson, Gil group enjoyed swimming, sun Florida A-M tennis star during bert Brocks. ning on the beach and touring the early 50s, was the practice Coach is John Neal, Sr. the amusement park. Dinner mate of Wimbledon champion was eaten in Sandusky and by HENRY WHITE, profession Althea Gibson during part of the 9 p. in. the group had returned al fighter with seven victories time she was a student at Flo Try, Try Again to Columbus. against five defeats and one rida A-M university. Belmont Athletic Club is a draw, will be heading for Cali group ot teenage girls and boys fornia in the near future. Speedway Motto interested in basketball and White, a Cincy Golden Glove NEWEST FACILITY Powell Motor Speedway set a "having fun together," and State AAU champ, is Manor House at Lake Punder- new all-time record high last The club was started four training under auspices of son, east of Cleveland, is the Saturday night, registering it's years ago. John Joiner. He lives with his 13th complete rain-out of the sea The boys' basketball team wife Johnetta and son Eric at newest vacation facility operat OHIO'S SEC'Y OF STATE TED W. BROWN congratulates Althea Gibson fol son, with three of the last four has won many championship 1518 St. Ledger pi., Cincinnati. ed by th* Ohio Division of Saturday nights of open compe trophies.. —Smith Photo. Parks. PEERS CLUB BASEBALL SQUAD FACES LITTLE LEAGUE ALL-STARS in lowing her exhibition at American Tennis Ass'n meet at Central State college last contest to aid Columbus School for Retarded Children. From left: Jerry Myers, Mel- week. The secretary of state presented an achievement award to Althea, and cita tition stock car racing going The club has a membership ol vin Smith, Maurice Pope, Andre Spikes, Michael Thomas. Back row: Billy Oliver, tion to Darlene Hard (center) from state of Ohio. "down-the-drain," not to men 40 and is known as one of tho Bernard Willis, Gable Thigpen, Michael Fair, Jimmy Henderson, Walter Byera.- tion at least a half-dozen other outstanding youth organizations racing nights run under the in Ohio. Tht Peers club, a group of 12 In cooperation with Mrs, Wil- Zeke Powell, Nathaniel Law* caution flag of extremely threat President is Reuben Harris Columbus men interested in the ber Crisp and the Industrial son and Garland Boffman have Shep Edmonds Mean Man With Pool Stick ening weather. and secretary is Dolores Dean. welfare of unfortunate children Little League of-Columbus, they assembled one of the strongest This fall several members, to make room for new model This Thursday night, Aug. 29, and the building ot boys' char have planned a Little League Little League teams within the By LUCIUS E. LEE in maka room for new mode will be going away to college or ——» maa-««•*»at* .tables were almost spanking the regular seven-race card will acters, has planned an outstand baseball game at Maryland pk. last tew years. The team has into the armed service, but tha CULTURES • STRAIGHTENS ' Now that summer Is hitting new when young Shep started (?) open with practice for the ing sports event for tht East- between Peers club and an all- won its last nine games, includ club will continue "as long at for the homo stretch and the playing on them. womens' "powder puff" race, side for benefit ot Columbus star team selected from the In ing a 4-1 victory over Jeffrey, rugged boys are getting ready from 6 to 6:30 p.m., followed by there are those who are inter School for Retarded Children. dustrial Little League. winner of the Industrial Little Shep's real training began qualifying until 7, when the re ested in having fellowship and ugar Ray Robinson for the autumn sports, some of then and was ploished when no League championship. Die other boys are just going gular time trials begin. fun with sports." —— ettfi —-—— The all-stars will be composed less a master than Derby Bar- 7 buck to play a game of pool and nett took him in and tutored him "If* a Knockout' of players from Jeffrey, N. the halls are filling up again. American Sabres, Timken, N. on all the fine points. FOR THE BEST NEW OR USED CAR BUY Aggies' Slate Among Toughest This brings me around to one American Furies, Westinghouse The youths' regular rivals GREENSBORO, N. C - The AWAY—Tennessee A-I, Sept pool player I have admired for and organized Little League were Derby and Pop Cornett nine game football slate which 28, at Nashville; S. Carolina • long lime. teams. • • • A-T college Aggies face this sea State, Oct. 12, at Orangeburg; Tell you why. CALL "BUDDY" There will be no admission for THE WAR CAME AND shut son is among the toughest the Morgan State, Nov. 2, at Balti 1 have seen Shepard N. (Shep) the game. However, all contri off further tutoring when Shep EVERYBODY KNOWS team has had in nearly S3 years more, and Virginia State, Nov. Edmonds, Jr., take a broom butions and donations will b« entered the service. During of competition. 16, at Petersburg. stick and beat fairly good play given to Mrs. Crisp, execrtive most of his off time he played RALEIGH C^PDSNER Here is how tht schedule ers by marginal points and Shep secretary for Council for 'Re pool and played well. His great shapes up: was just clowning when he did wajus prtrcess tarded Children. est period was right after the HOME—Virginia Union, Oct. so. war and that is when I saw him INSIST ON roswm PSOCUJ 3; Maryland State (homecom War Veterans That confidence was no out clowning with mop handles and "BUDDY" ing), Oct. 19; Wtnstdn-Salem AT TOUt fAVORIU BA»8U SHOP growth ot cockiness but came the back of the pool stick. Teachers, Oct. 26; Florida A-M. through a maturity of ability. STEPTER ~ drug »»or«i and toimstlc counter? Nov. 9; N. Carolina, Nov. 28. I have seen Shep run 43 to 75 COP Convenes Mr. Edmonds, Sr., bought balls on an opponent and that is ^ YOUR FRIENDLY Shep a boy's size pool table a goal men would like to achieve when he was 10 and that started In Columbus . at PAUL'S OL YMi\A SHEPARD N. EDMONDS, JR. like a golfer who always wants (ADILUC-OLDSMOBIIE At Mansfield something that could have been that hole, in one shot. '.- LICE! SALESMAN " '. . - RALEIGH STEPTER -"Men of Distinction' BARBfcRStk !'• - War 'Veterans Republican citr_»j a career if the billiard or pool WHEN HE TURNED 18", he I have always heard him beef I ft line this Directory Complete lonsonai Service. of Ohio will have its annual cofP world had been featuring color entered THE "pool*hatl of that ing about the rivals as chumps j We are the only'deoler In Columbus operating our- own PAUL 1,1 MMIMis. Prop vention in Mansfield, Sept. 7-8. A-200 KILLS ed players along with the best day, Al Jackson's Ritz. Some of and that clowning can be upset to Belter Tonsorial . 774 E. I .one "St 2-OtftS IMMEDIATELY Instead of branding one or two the very tables Owen Boyce put ting but, if the rivals showed Credit Dept. We can finance' any deal. Call "Buddy" Franklin crlunty delegates and as "Rotation Slim." in the back of the present Ritz j strong competition, Shep would Se-rrice** alternates are: Yes - A-SOO kills Lit*. Crabs, — "" ' settle down to serious shooting now and assure yourself of a new car for less cash dif and their eggs in one treat • • • Arthur J. Dollar, Joseph En- ment. A-SiO work* fast and FOR SEVERAL YEARS in a steady drive to win. ference. sure—but won't irritate your young Shep made himself busy X-ray Cruiser Active Recent days have found his right, Currie P. Harnie, Tom skin, worft stain your Moody, Dave Smith, Cordon clothes. A-SOO smell* good— mastering that small or under- In North, East Areas interest in the old game lagging CADILLAC SALES and SERVICE BAX'S Scrrott. Eugene Pebbles, Arthur and it washes right out, like size table. He remembers his because he has not had the time | BARBER SHOP J. Hellar, Jr., John. F. Cian- a shampoo. first sight of a big table when The Christmas Seal 3£-ray to stay in practice. Go to your drug -store to Jan Ross Motor Co. C3S HARRISON AVE. flona, George' Sinclair," Walter his father took him into the old cruiser ia visiting Columbus' If Shep were to play constant Crells. Dalbert Bendure Jumes day for A-SOO! Turf Club — stood where now Men, Women. Children's ( north and Eastside residents ly and stay in practice, I think Incorporated PIERCE'S Worstcr, John Preble, Paul Her A-200 BITTER...by McRESSOH stands the VFW — and showed he would still.be'up there among RalreatUng - Facials this week. 424 E. Broad St. BKOGSD ALE'S BARBER SHOP bert, Ned Crockett, Joseph him a billiards table so high he Thursday, Aug. 29, the cruiser the peerless in straight or 14-1 380 E. Broad St. CA. 8-6607 Shannon, Joseph Clifford, Jr., BARBER SHOP Complete Bsrbri Service could hardly see over the top. is at 5th and Cleveland avs., as- pool. Oolog Business At Our K. K. Dickerson. Harold Liebcr- During school vacation times, cording to Jack Toler, survey frit E. LONO -1. SUG'S New Location man. James E. Thompson, Jim young Shep used to practice on chairman. In cooperation with Britt, Frederick Williams, Jack 534 E. LONG ST. LEE'S his own table from 9 or 10 in the Milo-Grogan Boys club, flyers (•'act. ind Scalp Treatments BARBER SHOP Chester, Jr., " Richard Miller, morning or until 3 or 4 in the are being distributed, announc TO 1 LONO si. Daniel Purncll, Stanford Speaks, HAT SHOP afternoon. It was that practice WHAT ARE YOU OFFERED? A Specialty ing free chest checks from 2 to JOHNSONS Robert Senft, Paul Stecn, Chrie 812 E. Long St. CL. 3-3515 that helped make a good player W J. MJtirr. Barber Complete Barber Service Metager, R. Patrick West, Da 8 p. m. Tremendous BARBER SHOP (Formerly Young's) out of him so that he could take Toler added that residents of i r I I %- Complete Barber Service [Barbers: Bug Holmsa. Albert! vid C. Stradtey and John R. a broom handle in fun and beat •- FREE 324 E. Stb Ave. Expert Hat Service Olmstead Apts., St. Clair and a • Discounts Johnson Phelan. the regular players when he Mra, Borneo and Children's Blocking and Cleaning Olmstead avs., will be visited Off Ualr Cutting was in his prime. | GIFTS Free George Young, Expert Hatter by the X-ray unit Friday, Aug. Hours: 7:30 A. M. 7:3U t*. M Patronize The next step came when he Fabulous THOMPSON BARBER SHOP Ssl 7:M A M. To • P M Associate got a job with Lawrence John 30, 4 to 8 p. m. CLOSED WEDNESDAY Ohio Sentinel Sydney Lee, Proprietor It's free, and everyone over 15 Trades Kifchenware (Formerly At Mt Vernon k St Clair Avea.) Advertisers I son and Bill Day who had a pool , 994 MT. VERNON AVENt'K. Near Mtb St. hall at 17th and Long. Young years of age is welcome. WE OFFER LOW MONEY DIFFERENCE '' SEVEN CHA18 SHOP WHALEY - boys, trying to pass for older The .Society's other X-ray Complete Barber Sendee boys, did not have draft cards cruiser is operating every Wed SHOP US -- 24 YEARS FAIR DEALING Men, Women and Children's Hair Cutting and Styling BARBER SHOP In those days of the '30s to prove nesday at Graceland Shopping 314 E LONG ST. PAPER'S SHOE A Specialty that thye were 18 so the pool Center, Thursday at Lane. Av. Complete Barber Service Factory Returned Sample Shoes 0 Men's Army Work Ladies Hair Bobbing, Scalp Treatment, Deluxe Facials hall operator.had to take their Shopping Centeri Friday at Cen Barbers: PAUL DAVIES CHEVROLET Shoes • Men's Dress Shoes • Women's St Children's word for it. tral Point Shopping Center, and Barbers: Isaiah Us miter. Danoa Lynch, Benny Fisher. Irene Turner k Bath Jones CA.j 8-5581 Wade Saber, Andrew Harris, Leonard Thomas, John Thompson Shoes • Women's House Slippers .50 to $1.00 While Shep cleaned up the pool hall Tuesday at Town and Country. 390 E. BROAD ST. DELUXE FACIALS They Last • Baby Shoes .50 and $1.00. JOHN THOMPSON. Prop. WILLIS WHALEY. Prop. and played when they would let Operating time is 3 to 9 p. m. • . 529-831 N. 20th St., Cor. Leonard Columbus, Ohio him. I

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 81, 1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE1» * AGE 12 RATTJRPAY. AUGUST 3L 19S7 THE OHIO SENTINEL APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT TWO ROOM apartments. $17.00 a week. Utilities Included. She Seeks Missing Sister, MUSK DAY AND NIGHT Call CL. 2-6283. >: SPICER'S w HEATERS FURNISHED apartments and By ISAAC C. WEBB . WANT ADS rooms. Contact P. W. Cooper, May Be Living In Columbus THE 1000 STOVE STORE OF COLUMBUS fiONTENTMENT walked with a northern but southern reared ARE EASY 10 PLACE 310 W. Goodale St. after 3 p.m. gentleman on a noontime hour In August when he made his 1HEL P WANTED-FEMALE* ajffl year old woman sought her," she pleaded. way acroaa the Logan fields and pasture of his old home lands. JUST DIAL for years by a relative is be Mrs. Wilson has spent a lot of Spfcer's will allow you up to M0 on your old There were familiar bird songs and blossoms. There were cricket MAKE MONEY at home assem lieved to be living In Columbus. money looking for her sister calls and the hot noonday sun. bling our items. No tools, sell "everywhere." heater on purchase of one of the two largest One often finds it a placid journey into the simmering heat ing or experience necessary. Tbe woman's name was Mall- CL. 3-7416 Crown Industries, 8507 W. esia Pinrham and, according to She feels that Columbus is her sixes, fully equipped with blower. of the summer fields of the sunny south. Third, Los Angeles 48, Calif. her sister living in N. York, she last chance. ' He finds that his musing way under Georgia skies yields married a Michael Howard a a . From Factory Established Prices much better reflective thoughts "than they did many years ago. COUNTER HELP. Day. and A Courtedua Want Ad Taker Will night shifts. Must be experi many years ego in Columbus. SHE CAME HERE last win CHARLES P. SPICER—has been associated with tha manufacture of Moora'a He was a homestead walker now, and his inquisitive steps * Help You Word Your Ad. Tbe missing woman was born ter, according to a cousin,'Mrs. enced and have local refer* Stoves for SO years Por the last 18 years until 1946 aa General Salea Mgr., Vie* led him on through the open fields and orchardlands, through the Want Ad Readers, Per Line "35 ences. Must apply In person. In Salem, Va., in January, 1900. Christine Carroll, but could not quiet shade of woods, through thickets and lanes, and on into the (Count Five (S)'Words Per Line) Her parents were Marjory and Pres., and Director. During this time he had complete cbarva of m a k f n g a 11 1912 N". High St., Columbus. find out anything. Moore's Gas Heaters and made tha first cast Iron combustion drum la a circu open pasture, hot and dry in the midday sun. MINIMUM CHARGE .73 Henry Plncham, both now dead. It is believed the missing wo • • • Display Want Ads, Per Inch $1.40 MOTHERS — School clothes for ... lating gaa beater In the U. S. A. DEADLINES your children cost money. man left Salem to come to Co NONE OF THE CHORDS SEEMED OUT OF TUNE with the Readers: Wednesday Noon. HER MOTHER'S MAIDEN lumbus to get married when a Mr. Spker was a member of the American Gaa Association Bequlreme-ta Com Start .now. Avon earnings av day, though they ranged all the way from the loud and tinkling Display: Tuesday, 5 P. M. erage $3 to $4 per hour. No name waa Hayden and she was young girl. mittee. Also Technical Advisory Committee on room heaters for many years. song of the Georgia wren, .to the harsh and Immature call of young also born in Salem, Va. Sniper's to registered In U. 8. Patent Office experience necessary. Call to If anyoae has any Informa crows, breaking sharply into the symphony of sounds from some day. CA. 1-3379. Tbe sister, desperately seek tion or by chance knows the where in the dense green boughs of the pine. ing the missing woman, is Car missing woman contact Mrs. CARDS OF THANKS LEGAL NOTICES MISC. FOR SALE " men Wilson, a nurse living at 7k* All tin*.... The wren's song car * again and again, and one remember- Carroll at ttt Hamilton av., 68 Hancock St., Brooklyn, N. Y. ed the nest he had iound t afternoon before in an open shed. In COWAN—I wish to thank the Charles Hodge, whose last ad HI-FI — SAVE $100 dress ia unknown, will take no "She's the only sister I hava Columbua, CI. 4-2642, as soon t_eir secluded and protected home, built on the shelf ot the weath many friends of my husband, Decca beautiful console. Jewel as possible. Tillman Cowan, for their kind tice that on Aug. 0, 1057, Bessie needle. 2 speakers with ex la the world. I would give al ered structure, tha singers-to-be were awaiting their active role in _ Mae Hodge filed her petition in most anything to bear from If the missing woman is still their hour of song. , ness shown to him during his tended speaker outlet Reg. in Columbus and reads this illness and passing. Special the Common Pleas Court of $199.95. Now only $99.95. 276 her or to get in touch with None of the blossoms seemed out of step with the year. Rip thanks to the employees ot Jeff- Franklin County, Ohio, Division ber," Mrs. Wilson writes from story, remember a very lonely SfUc&t& S. High St. VIC DOWNEY, ening fields of grain wer* turning into a golden hue under the Aug sister in N. York has been wait rey Mfg. Co., Union Local 307 of Domestic Relations, in Cause CA. 8-6559. N York. ust sun. Their heavy heads moved in the gentleness of the slight and its members who served as No. 89188, praying for a divorce "I feel so alone without ing for a long time. GAS HEATERS . est breeze. pallbearers, Rev. M. B. Myers, from him on the grounds of the choir, members and friends gross neglect of duty. Said LONG & GRANT And in the dry fields and pastures, and on the shoulders and USED CLOTHING STORE WITH banks of roads and lanes, the butterfly weeds were moving toward of Love Zion Baptist Church, cause will be for hearing on or « after Sept. 21, 1957.—L. P. Hen their prolific bloom. The terminal clusters of brilliant orange and to all those who sent flowers Wa boy and sell ladlee aad 'Miss Bronze'Variety Acts LIFETIME GUARANTEE and donated their cars or ser derson, Atty. 8-10, 17, 24, 31, 9-7, men's osed clothing. . flowers showed their conspicuous hues above the grass and weeds. 14, 1957. • Automatic Fingertip Control EASY TERMS vices in any way. I want to sin Cor. Long h Grant They reminded the walker, somewhat, of highly colored butter cerely say thanks to you all. Colnmbna, O. e Automatic Forced Air Blower balls, worked and milded by the hands of summer, and then Reidy Simmons, whose last Total Up To A Solid Sender Mrs. Clara. Cowan known address is Detroit, Mich., "BUILT LIKE A spread profusely over the sweeping tables of southern lands. 764 Parkwood Ave. will take notice that on Aug. 3, CAST IRON Columbus, Ohio More than 2000 people roared Sounds slid out of their back BATTLESHIP" One who likes the darkness of the night as well as the glow 1957, Melvina Simmons filed her FOR THE BEST with approval at the variety ground role to star. COMBUSTION DRUM ing light of the day, and who walks the Dixieland fields under the INFORMATION petition in the Common Pleas show staged by The Ohio Senti As the audience spontaneously For Whole House Comfort stars with the same receptive eagerness as that which is his when Court of Franklin County, O., IN USED nel as part of the 1991 "Miss responded, everyone knew that he fellows the rich wild ways through the sunlit fields, responds MOTHERS! Division ot Domestic Relatione, LADIES and MEN'S Bronze Ohio" bathing beauty topnotch entertainment coupled • ••••• with equal delight to the nocturnal sounds and songs that resound in Cause No. 89176, praying for e revue, Sunday. with promenading beauties had so fluently through his native home fields and woods. Give a toy party. Get extra d i v o r o a from him on the SUITS and COATS made the afternoon a huge suc • • • __ , . ,_ _.__._. grounds of extreme cruelty and Co-emceed by the two "Ed EXCLUSIVE DRESSES dies." Eddie J. Colston and Ed cess.—WJ. SEE WHAT'S HE WILL LISTEN FOB WHATEVER CALL OR CHORD Christmas gifts and toys FREE. afk_ fo_ permanent custody of one TOP LABELS - HIGH STYLE die Saunders, the show and may be issued from the kindness of the hour, for a summer night Contact minor child, Thomas Reidy 1 Simmons, age six years. Said beauty revue were background .PiCER'S makes him an attentive listener. ed with beautiful notes from the INSIDE THE CABINET wAMf-v cAimnrDQ cause will be for hearing on or Few Days Left c iON And as he walks through the night shrouded land, he does Bargain Bazaar Seven Sounds orchestra, headed coN5^y » NANCY SAUNDERS atUr gcpt 21, 1957,-Webster S. by co-leaders Bill Ray and Bob BEFORE BUYING not mind at all if he is the only one who seeks a place in the vast Lyman, Jr., Atty. 8-10, 17, 24, 689 N. High St. Price. in Seal Design and spreading auditorium of the southland hills. His is a slow and CL. 2-7398 eve - CL. $-1998 days 3i 9.7, u 1957. ( t Sonny Craver warbled soft thoughtful walk; he would not disturb too much the deep, melloer LEGAL NOTICES Harry L. Whitfield, whose last known address is 550 Galloway lingering melodies the first time A GAS HEATER chords and songs of the day or night. Gladys Duhart, whose last PAINT -• 1c SALE the beauties slowly waltzed Competition *tAVVCftS?|RON It should be a midnight hour that finds a man musing his Ave., Columbus, O., will take 2 gals, for the price of 1—2 gal. known address ia H.D. 2, Eng- notice that on Aug. 3, 1957, Cora $4.78. 12 colors for in or outside. across Vets Memorial stage. There are only a few days left *— PICTURE SHOWS HEAVY way through a summer meadowland or over a pasture hill. He lishtown, N.J., will take notice B. Whitfield filed her petition in Also vying for star roles in the to enter this year's Christmas CAST IRON COMBUSTION DRUM knows that the night has long since drawn the curtain on the eve that on July 23, 1957, Willie Du tha Common Pleas Court of Wall-Paper show were three quintets, ail seal design competition, Colum hart filed hia petition, in the WITH LIFETIME GUARANTEE- ning songs that flow so fluently over the hills of the south. He Franklin County, O., Division of - 50% to 75% OFF" birthed during the quintet craze bua and Franklin county Tuber Common Pleas Court of Frank- borrie6tic Relation«v.«,*~..~s. ..in. Cause 15c Roll—sale price 7 Vic per roll USED IN ALL SPICER'S OAS knows also that the bell-like song ot the day has ebbed into the of the last few years. culosis Society announced. quietness of tha night lln Oounty, O., Division of Do-No. 89179,praying for a divorce ^ 5S_"__iA E__ '3ZXZ ~f? The Five MJats, Orlandos HEATERS. KEEPS HEATING A mestic-Relations, in Cause No. from mnr* on the grounds of jo, RbU-_5_ price 25c per roll Local contest deadline istSept. ' Yet tha chords he hears may be distinct and clear, like the and Five Casuals alternately 4. To-be eligible for Columbus LONG TIME AFTER SAS IS 89018, praying.for a divorce from .gross neglect of duty, furnish- BOcRoll—salv nuu—0—.«e pric»#. .-.ev 30-—c pe— —r roll shrill and musical song pf the cricket from the garden or the Trimmed Free or Hangers stirred the audience with their and Franklin county awards,jdl ..EASY TERMS ; . TURNED OFF, JUST LIKE A HEAVY her on "the. grounds of gross ings and household goods, and -" haunting blurs and then woke fields. It may be the limpid reels of the .whippoorwills, coming neglect of duty. ' Said cause will restoration of her maiden name: ^Available entrlea must be" at the~TB Soc UF_TIM_ OUARANTfeB - CAST IRON SKILLET. them ap with a rock and roll iety, 803 Oak st., Columbus 15, again and again from the wildness ot the woods. be for hearing on«or after Sept. Said, cause wul be for hearing on 9x12 Lfnoleum Rugs $3.79 * s > Cols' Wallpaper &. faint Co. beat accompanied with-hllari- by 5 p.m. A CARPET OF WARMTH FROM WALL TO WALL WITH THIS HEAVY HE HAS 8PENT LONG EVENING HOURS OF HIS boyhood 7 1957. - William H. Davis, or *fter «Pt- 28, 1957.-^ rank " C-Shearer, Atty: 8-17, 24, 81, 81 E.LONG ST. oas gestures and antics. - A $350 professional scholarship CAST-IRON COMBUSTIOH CHAMBER. days listening to the call, coming'from the heart of the night. He Atty. 7-27, 8-3, 10, 17, 24, 31,1957. Pretty Lorena Cathy was a to Columbus Art school will be cannot think of it as a melancholy note of the wilderness. 8-7, 14, 21, 1957. complete success when she Everett W. Stone, also known awarded the best local entry, WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION OR CASH It is a song many of us have heard and many of us like. Manuel Graham, whose last YOUR HEADQUARTERS made her debut before Colum and two 450 evening scholar as Ernest W. Stone, and whose for There is good companionship in the night when songs ot the known address is 90 W. Lawson, last known address is Box 22, bus stage lights as she sang a ships will be given runnersup. PAID WILL BE REFUNDED OR HEATER St Paul, Minn., will take notice • 1; piling a Spouting sentimental ballad. fowls of the air echo across the undulating fields of summer. St Paul, Minn., win taxe _ouce —««•• — Judging of entries will be held EXCHANGED that on July 23, 1957, Marcella Waterliet, N.Y., will take no- • Cutters Billy Watkins almost blew the at Columbus Art Gallery, Sept. Graham filed her petition in tlce -»•* on Au8- '• J857. Mebba 1 Heating — G»s - Oil • C04I 8. Judges are artist Eugene Jea Stone h< mike away, as well as the'audi the Common Pleas Court of » tiled * Petition in 1 Storm Window* . Door* ence, with bis yodeling blues Craig, 1957 Christmas seal de EASY TERMS-NO DOWN PAYMENT mmon Ple Co r o£ • Aluminum \wttings and superb long legged dancing. ONE WAY TICKET - Franklin County, O., Division ot *• _!? _ " „ * , signer, Clinton Bradley, and de MIA 1M UCHASI: TERMS ... signer Duane G. Abram. 24 MONTHS TO PAY Domestic Relation., in Cause _*£____ County Ohio, Division By I8AAC C. WEBB No. 89017, praying for a divorc. l1fift3S^A8B It Hour Service All entries will be mailed to ESPECIALLY ENJOYABLE F"«r rr w a '» ANY OF US at some time, when arranging a vacation to a de from him on the ground of grow ' *_ g « _ „-. was an original arrangement of N. York for national judging, from Wm d of M lightful and beautiful spot, may have thought how happy we ct of duty. Said cause will ful absenCe for more ^M on). BRUCE JOHNSON "Honky Tonk" as the Seven Oct. 1. ALL HEATERS SOLD BY SPICER'S ARE GUARANTEED be tor hearing on or after Sept year last past Said cause will TO MEET ALL CITY AND STATE LAWS S would be if we could buy a ene way ticket only and not have to re- 7, 1957.-Wllllam H. Davis, Atty. be for hearing on or after Sept 167 N. 22nd St. . CL. 31216 turn to our regular routine. 7-27, 8-3, 10. 17, 24, 81, 1957. 21, 1957. — L. P, Henderson, Spfcer's Heaters Are Sold By Dealers All Over The U. S. The beauty and pleasures offered by the mountains, the sea Atty. 8-10, 17. 24, 31, 9-7, 14. 1957. BARGAIN BAZAAR EAST TERMS OPEN shore, a new country, a different climate, or new associates seem Leo E. White, whose last Marvin Taylor, whose last ad DOCTOR Moit. ft Fri. known address is 288 E. Can- 689 N. HIGH STST.. CA.. 8-2121 5 NO DOWN to strengthen the desire to keep traveling. dress is unknown, will take no Nights Til field St., Apt. 11, Detroit, Mich., tice that on Aug. 18, 1957, John r PAYMENT But the round trip ticket, which means the Inevitable return, will take notice that on Aug. 3, H. Taylor filed- his petition in REQUIRED. iPICER' 8:30 X-2K $ GET ACQUAINTED SALE we do not escape. JII1957B„. _ ""__*uHarrie*t Theres*_T«_ra i White the Common Pleas Court of Other Days Cdh rP Ut m 8 Co mmoa 6RiG. $1.39 VALUE There is, however, a continuous one way ticket we have not LH n l ^ u , Franklin County, Ohio, Division CHILDREN'S & LADIES UP TO 24 MOS. >TOVEv_ Pleas Court of Franklm County, R_i,_ _, cause 9 - 5:30 rf Dome8tic tion ln FIGURE FOIBLES TO PAY. procured after 338 years of Inexorable struggling-t.cket to prog- 0.. D.viaion of Domestic Rela- No g^ to for # SOX NYLONS Or any night by ress, interracial harmony, peace, joy, and brotherly love, which, tions in Cause No 89177 pray- ' £ JgJ * . ADDITION: All Colors from her 0 trom6s ot wU Wl handle our appointment when truly achieved, has no return to any other state or condition. Ing for a divorce from him on ful abMnce £or more lhan one 299 160 pr. 10c Gauges 49c pr. FURNITURE Uie grounds of gross neglect of 159 own accounts. Closed Sundays. • • • year last ast Sald cause wm 040 421 wks restoration^ her w for hearing on „ aftcr 0ct 690 BOYS' No loan cos. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Patking no ONCE WE ENGLISH SPEAKING AMERICANS HAVE NYLONIZED maiden name, Harriet Theresa No banks—No learned these spiritual factors and have put them into daily prac et Theresa 8 i957._Webster S. Lyman, Jr. SUBTRACTION! BRIEFS One of tha oldest and largest furniture P™Men_ Sweeney. Said cause will be for ,__. „ «,, _. ,_ ig_7 PANTIES red tape. tice, there is no going back—no return. Jj Atty. 8-24 nA , 31,0-7 ft , 14 .9 211 ,M 28. 1957. 335 289 699 1st Low bank rats and appliance- stores In Columbua p_rk on lBlh St hearing on or after Sept 188 We will have advanced to the ultimate point of complete 1957.—Webster S. Lyman, Jr., COZY SMALL FURNISHED IVi 119 210 Quality 29c pr. Quality *^C e_. Interest 993995 MT. VERMO** AVE, AT 18TH ST. orMtv.n,on AV. liberation which is demonstrable to us, and we shall then see Atty. 8-10, 17, 24, 31. 9-7, 14, 1957. and two room apartments. Over SO Years Two Large Buildings-— Bus stops at Near good transpor t a 11 o n. ADDITION: 199, 730, 850 Many Many More Dollar Saving Hems la ML Vernon Av. Cor. Ml. Vernon • 18th. Oar Corners. that we-cannot afford to reject the one way ticket to good race re Downtown. Prices reasonable. SUBTRACTION: 216, 079, 611 SkSSt -III SIMM III I III •"» i. i imamtamaammsassassmssst lation, with Justice equally and Impartially administered to all TRY THE SENTINEL CA.1-6208. 121 E. Long St citizene.

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1957 f AGE 14 THE OHIO SENTINEL r Aura _e THE OHIO SENTINEL _____§___. Cover Columbus and Central Ohio thru Sentinel Want Ads CL. 3-7416 .ATT1RDAY. AUGUST 81, 1957 MISC. SERVICES MISC. FOR SALE "1 MISC. SERVICES COLUMBUS DEATH NOTICES MISC. FOR SALE flathwajr St Ferguson THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW BOOFINO CA. «-*« CoJumftus, O. 18» E ftlALNST . * PURNACt WORK AILEY, Hattie Burr, age 72, by Whittaker. •73 Mt Vereea Ave. USED CARS D died Aug. 20, alter a long * * • MILLER'S FURNITURE STORE Columbus Ohio Illness. Survived by 11 nieces STARKS, James EL, Sr., 483 CL. 14414 Coenptfle Lta. ef I'sed Furniture and Raga and eight nephews, Including N. Champion av., died Aug. 23. Kaages. Refriferstors, Washers, Sewing Machines Al FOR SALE Ella L. Thompson and Bulla Retired dining car waiter for EAST TERMS FREE DELIVER* STOP A* BECAUSE PRIVATE OWNERS HAVE TRADED Jackson, both of Columbus; Gil- Pennsylvania Railroad 40 years, THESE IN ON THE BEST SELLER, '57 FORDS! ver Dailey, of Cleveland; Luther Survived by wife, Victoria; sons, WE BUT AND SELL JEFF'S POOL ROOM O. Dailey, ot Pittsburgh, and James E. Starks, Jr., Pitts. WE HAVE THE FINEST SELECTION OF lEAPBBLLV 1118 MT. VERNON AVE, Ore A. Routt of Piqua. Services burgh; Albert and Gilbert Cigars, Candle, and Ice Cold USED CARS—ALL MAKES, ALL MODELS— ware Aug. 23 by Willlama-Mc- Starks, Columbus; grandsons James E. Starks, II, Albert Soft Drink. '**? CADI) V-8 Ranch Wagon. R&H FM Nabb. T v. c»n-_. IT Alter 0. JEFFERSON? Prop. new imsh $995 Starks, Jr., and Gilbert Starks, Celambos. O. • • • Jr.; granddaughters,, Tina and PAPIER'S SHOE STORE starcnie BORN M THE BACKWOODS OF LOUU*>J 'Ii POrtllAf * Convertible, R&H $1295 JOHNSON, Joannia, 4S2Mi E. Brenda Starks; sisters, Marie Factory Returned Serpple Shoe. • Men'. Army Work Long st., died Monday. Survived Ware "and Lillian Hale, Colunv Shoes • Men's Dress Shoes • Women's St Children'. MAC'S >CC fADf) Convertible, R&H IAMA, Ma HOODIE LEOfiETTER WAS A WAN-| by four sisters, two brothers, j bus. Services were Monday by Shoe. • Nurse. Oxford*, f 1.00 Up $1595 FM UHandI wothem r relatives...... Services Children's Cowboy Boot. $1 to $1.48 pair BODY FENDER & OCRtNO LABORER FOR FORTY YEARS/HE and burial in Holland. Ga., Fri- Whittaker. 529-531 N. 20th St.. Cor. Leonard Columbua. Ohio tear y r Roadster, model M.G.A. day, Aug. 30 by C. D. White; PAINT SHOP b $2095 BEET, CANNERY CENTER ...... BOASTED HE COULD PICK A HALF TOW OF . • •-• »S> E. Gay St. • CL. 3-5250 '55 FOOD v'8 Rancn Was°n $1595 MACKEY, Jack David, infant Fremont, O., seat of Sandusky At Doe Mac fear Beds Man COTTON A DAY/NEARLY SIX FEETTALt son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest D. county, .ia a sugar-beet and can AGE for FENCE Columbus, O, .. SAM'S 'C5 CADI) 2-Door, Leatherette Interior Mackey, Jr., 603 E. Mound st., nery center. Supporting fac J J IVKV new finish $595 AND SOL 10 MUSCL_,HE BECAME WORLD- j died Aug. 23. Survived by par tories produce dry cells, razor CHAIN LINK SHINE PARLOR M m fc ents; brother, Ernest D. Mac- blades, cutlery, castings, auto ALUMINUM S3S N Mtb St. Columbus, O COLUMBUS *54 MERCURY S±_____*_- "~* " ' $1495 FAMOUS SING1K0 THE AUTHENTIC FOLK key, III; sisters, Sheila Diane mobile fabric accessories, dyes, ORNAMENTAL Prop- SAMUEL PENMON and hunting and trapping sup FUNEKAL DIRECTORY Hardtop K&H and Cordla Mackey; other rela W000 FREE <33«> (1641 '55 DESOTO « powers* •• $1895 BONOS OF THE DEEF SOUTH/THOUGH HE tives. . Graveside services were plies. Heve Your White Shoes Jyed nans Monday by Crosby. ESTIMATES BROOKS NEVER STUDIED MUSIC,HE HAD MANY RE • • • SECOND LARGEST FUNERAL HOME. INC $995 t The Kyger Creek plant of Ohio TIME '53 01DSM0B1-•»„_?„""* MURRAY, James A., 549 Hut- ADDIE & JOSEPH 1108 E. Long St CORDS TO HIS CREDIT, MANY CONCERTS,TV AND RADIO SHOWS/ Valley Electric Co., near GaM- CL. 3-1411 'Plaza" Excellent $795 ton pi., died Aug. 23. Survived PAYMENTS BURKS '53 PLYMOUTH condition by brother, George Murray, polia, la the second largest pri AND MANY CHARITY AND BENEFIT SHOWS SHINE PARLOR WILLIAMS & McNABB MH Gkmster; stepdaughter, Mary vately owned electric generat REAL ESTATE FOR SALE MORTUARY, INC, •5t(HEVR0in?;;«Pr:;« ...'. $1«95 Poe; stepson, William Williams. ing plant in the world. The larg DELUXE est, also owned by Ohio Valley DYEING k SHINING FUNERAL HOME 'C„ Dl VMAIITti Convertible, R&H, push botton trans- OA0C Services were Tuesday by Whit Real Estate 818 E. Long St A^*-*****- *+tr***** taker. Electric Co., Is at Madison, Ind. •39 MT VERNON AVE; 30 PlTnUUM m.ssion Rcd fc whIte fin Orlon top TWJ Colombo., O. CL. 8-9521 • • • i Samuel 0. Hooker SMITH, Infant daughter of Lucius E. U«'» "Aa I See Sales - Management Rentals MRS. D. A. WHITTAKER BEASLEY-GROVE FORD BOOK REVIEW Mr. and Mrs. Bascom Smith, It" every week on the eo> 169 Mt. Vernon Ave 1744 Richmond av., Apt. 10, died boriai page, is another award AND SONS. INC. 770 W. Broad CA. 8-3528 winning Sentinel rea'nre.. CL. 3 4.131 Col's CL. 3-3531 FUNERAL HOMEf* Aug. 19.-Services were Tuesday 720 E. Long St American's Struggle With Inner Self ... —. .- .• : •_____ i_ Aw***rir.m l ninninfrunningf from discriminationdiscrimination.. CL. 8-9549 ("Paris Bines" by Horald discrimination In America FOR SALE - DUPLEX Harold Flender reveals his And then too, it might be to MONEY MAKERS Flender (Ballantine Books, N. the credit ot the author — this E. Moifnd St. near Linwood CROSBY York, pocket book edition). major character as choosing ex- '52 CHEV. Short whl base, dual wheels $395 patriotism as the only answer writer could not ascertain his Excellent condition, 5 rata FUNERAL HOME •56 CHEV. ^-Ton Pickup. Long bed $1395 CL. 2-1555 • • • to the American problem. racial identity! hath up that rent for $70 un •53 CHEV. Sedan Delivery. Dark green finish $695 DDIE IS an American. Eddie In Paris Eddie Is at the top For after all, though Eddie is furnished. $3650 down on '54 CHEV. ^-Ton Panel. Light glreen finish. is » jazz musician. Eddie Full Insurance Coverage C D. WHITE St SONS E of his profession because he ft confronted with a really dis and bath down, 3 rms and Reconditioned $895 is living in Paris — the oasis FUNERAL HOME recognized for his ability first; turbing problem — he is still land contract. '53 CHEV. Chassis & Cab ^»-Ton with helper f of the night club entertainer's j BYRD & SON 1217 Mt. Vernon Ave. if he returns to America, he will just a person. — WUhelmlna springs. Very clean $595 CL. 8-1514 world. be recognized as a Negro first Jones. COLEMAN REALTY ATTENTION AUTO LAUNDRY He is young, good looking, and a musician second — a fact Th. Aeere _m « o c I u d • i PLUMBERS, ELECTRICIANS, MAINTENANCE MEN AM 2-2034 AM 2-3972 Pick-Up And Delivery making enough money — andj which would influence opporUu Member. Of The Columbus »49 INTER. ^i-Ton Utilities body. All aluminum CAR SIMONIZiNG. Washed in sitting on top of the world. nities towards economic securi 234 Cleveland Ave. CA. 4-7043 '-"liners! Ass'-. body including drawers and trays and fixtures and out Only $12.50. CL. 3-2379 Or is he? ty, artistic expression and men '57 Force Grads for ladder equip $495 A group of American school tal security. Rugs Laundered •5d CHEV. Vi-Ton Utilities body. All aluminum teachera show up on a tour of 1x12 and aL other sixes. Pick up. PREE INFORMATION body including drawers and trays and fixtures Draw Teacher Europe. One Is a rather sweet. ALONG WITH EDDIE'S inner * CUnJonville Laundromat, -3282 for ladder equip. , „_,-. $595 pretty, single girl. She is eager struggle, the author brings in -N. High St AM. 0-T6OO. . * '50 INTERNATlQNAL-*-Ton Utilities body. -AH v to se« all, do aU, enjoy„all —.but those of supporting characters WILBERFORCErr-- The Dept: BAILBONDS._____! aluminum body including fixtures. "Has ladder , looks forward to returning home BROOKS' AUTO • equipment .*-. _ $595 — a French_born Negro who. also of Education at Wilberforce William J. Garrett • Licensed Professional Bondsman to America. • . - encounters difficulties, an Ame university reported this Week! ELECTRIC SERVICE And Eddie begins to ask him rican school teacher who has al that several 1057 Wilberforce Repairing Generators, self a question he'has long avoid so suffered but ieels -hat run graduates in the field of teacher ERNIE'S AUIO SERVICE Paul Davies Chevrolet ed. Does he really want to live ning away from home is not the education had received teaching Regulators, Starters 444 S. Washington Ave. Complete Service On All Makes of Cars (A. 8-5587 the rest of his life away from answer'. assignments for this coming CA. 4-&S54 U Roar Sendee 415 BUTTLES AVE. (REAR) CA. 1-7118 22 CLEVELAND AYE. his own country — the land of- At times the story has an unschool year. Ernest W. Stewart, Prop. II Tear. Practical Experience his birth? realistic ring and many times I Dr. Fredrick McGinnis, de Credit Arranged Through Certified Automobile Service For you see, Eddie is some the dialogue is trite. „ partmental head, observed that See or Call thing else. He is a Negro living But it does raise a few pro- Wilberforce. was helping allevi KRESKE HERBIE THOMPSON in Paris to escape the humilia Iblems faced by the expatriate ate the present teacher shortage tion and heartaches of racial in both secondary and elemen PLUMBING CO. He's the only Representative For tary teaching fields. with Automatic 447 E. Main St. Wilberforce grads this past Columbos, O. MADAM DONNA Control Repairing and Remodeling Tells what jroo want to know. Doesn't ask questions, tells of Thome 44 Year Old Man Drowning June who are already assigned love and marriage, courtship and bnttaess. Com. today I are: P*ta* *rytam wrart --»' ****• RES: BE. 1-10C2 MAWmTOWM, moiic CMtnl otfjw.w rim and OFFICE: CA. 41338 Tomorrow may be too late! Satisfaction guaranteed. Solves Shirley Barksdale, Niagara fmaararara tm IncHvfdwoi to-d financial problems. Motor Sales Falls, N. Y., and Delorea Day, w*molk_!l/. Mr- Hi**-tpaa4 For a Kcal Value In B Hour. 9 A.M. Till 9 P. M. Daily and Sunday Victim In Alum Creek Mon. Cleveland, both assigned to the H* M faftl deem amS ta- d.yina at ••»•. taw jaaspSeS EDWA&D P. ZIPF 562 E. MAIN ST. Columbu., O. Used Cars Cleveland school system. tlM*. wo.t> -<*.» H *i- vaa Call AX. 9-5173 After Myrtia Singletary, Youngs Bicycle Tires and Supplies 5 P. M. laSGEMixermaltk Sharpening of Lawnmowers. W___ST;T^W^_S«« town, and Yvonne Hennlng, •52 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook. Memphis, assigned to Toledo. Colors aad White Scissors and Knives From the ground up, was dragged from Alum creek early Monday. All Rind, ol Keys M.de $195.00. No money down. Pay iiuj.n aa, WWMV, ---- Osie Dean of Chicago will 2 WASH. SKIDS! Hugh H. Jones, 1115 Mt. Ver- triable to locate Jones, the Bl..»cie» tor Rest $11.00 a month. AX. 4-3580. non av., was apparently the vie woman reported him missing teach in Newark, N. J. CL. 8-35C0 • 90 S. OHIO AVE WE Fill ALL BUILDING NEEDS Delores Jackson, Mars, Pa., 2 SPIN SKIDS! SCOTTY MOTOR SALES tim of accidental drowning, Dr. to police. Colombo., O. Remodeling and repairing Ii onr spec 2040 Cleveland Ave. Carl E. Tetlrick, acting coroner, received assignment at Yellow WASHER AVAILABLE • * • ialty. Whatever your Job . . . build, re '53 PONTIAC. Power Steering. said Tuesday. Springs, O. WITH NEW AUTOMATIC pair or remodel. . . office, home er gar MRS. ALMA SMITH, 539 E. Jacqueline Stewart of Bridge- •••••irtOVMM v*t tWn €*e| ry ft*H •* SUDS RETURN SYSTEM I age, call us for the best price fer quality _ Good condition. Just make *• An attendant at a pool hall on »-*•«• tatarktt work and material. T.payments. AX. 4-3589. Mt. Vernon av., Jones' body was Naghten fct., the dead man's ton, N. J., will teach in her na Nancy's Nursery sister, said the unidentified wo SCOTTY MOTOR SALES found floating In the creek near tive city. Columbus' finest complete wrWotsni' use ih_ the B. and O. railway trestle. man notified her that her bro John Smith from the "British 2049 Cleveland Ave. ther had disappeared early SEE US TODAY! child car. nursery. WILLIAM BELL '53 FORD Victoria. Make one Edgar Woodson of Urbancrest colony of Bermuda will be told police he, an unidentified Sunday. teaching in his native country. "Licensed" GENERAL CONTRACTOR monthly payment down and WAiiTADS assume payments thereafter. woman-and Jones went to Alum Sgt. Wayne Morgan, ot the 70S E. Spring SL AX. 4-3580. creek near the Bath House on police homicide squad, said OPEN "SEPTEMBER 18 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Dor C0HAGAN HARDWARE CL. t-73M CL. 8-im CA, 1-1989 SCOTTY MOTOR SALES Nelson rd., late Friday night. there waa no Indication of foul 2049 Cleveland Ave. Woodson said be last saw play. mitories open for returning up- 4OO0 E. BROAD ST. BE. 1-0628 Jones early Saturday when he However, he said a final rul perclassmen at Florida A-M left the car and went toward ing would be withheld until the university Sept.. IS.-»,,,,,,,,, the creek bank. Investigation is completed. • - ~'<*»*«**i#m^^