OHIO 3TA.TS 71^777 \.,.,...-..* I .:..% mr. .vr. - , 071 J z/ PRINTED IN THE OHIO COLUMBUS Offico Att THI PEOPLE'S 430 E. Long St CA. 1-4586 CHAMPION Columbus, Ohio SENTINEL

VOL. 14. No. It THUSSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1961 30 GENTS COLUMBUS, OHIO

Story Oi Pap 2 MISS ANNIVERSARY' if [ j rf.

b Story On Page 2 THE OHIO SENTINEL'S CARAVAN is pictured at Sandy's after a tour of tha "Miss Anniversary" Populuarity CooesL The crowning of "Mbts Anniversary" will Near Eastside last Saturday. In Uie second car tram left ara tho Brownelle be at Gooding's Zoo Park Aug. 25. This caravan u ill visit other neighborhoods ln Models. The other cars contain some ot the ooatestaots ta Tbe Ohio Sentinel's the future. Watcb for it.—Ted Colenaan Jr. Photo. THE

THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1962 SENTI

league, he gained 223 yards in the other way, a habit which made 9 APPARENTLY they were one game against Green Bay to him vulnerable to reverses to his wrong In both cases. The Dodgers SPORTS CLEANINGS WANDA ISBELL was crowned "Miss Anniversary" fast Satarday set the league record which stood side of the line. and the Giants, are both stronger at The Ohio Sentinel'. Nickel Day CelebratJea held at Gooding's until Jim* Brown broke it. You Bob Ferguson, OSU All-Amer­ than they were last year. Tho By BILL BELL • Sports Editor Bern Shark. Complete story aad runnersup oa Page t. may say that was only a "flash ican back, now with the Pitts­ Dodgers, because three young in the pan day," hut a look at burgh Steclers.was Injured in the stars came through, and the his career record may cause you first series of downs in the Browns- Giants, because of trades, but tho 9 THE 1962 football season ts trade. Jim. despite the fact he to think differently. Playing only Steelers game Saturday night and Reds, despite the fact they were moving into Aecond gear . . . The had more interceptions, generally part time with the Rams, In six may be lost to the Steclers for without the services of Gene Columbus Caps won their exhibi­ than Plum, has shown he is a years he is third ln total yards the next two games. Freeze, until this week, have pull­ 1 tion game by licking the Chicago more dangerous type passer and gained among the full time Rams. 9 SAMMY Drake, the Jets' new ed themselves out of the se­ v. Bulls at Lancaster. Saturday night. that he can find his receivers Only Paul (Tank) Younger and second baseman's, family name cond division and are pushing the Medics Confab The Cleveland Browns won their better. In fact, with Jim tlirowing, Deacon Dan Towler outgalned him should be familiar to local fans, Giants for second place. They are sr ~i exhibition game by crush­ all the eligible receivers are a because his older brother. Solly, one and one half games behind ing the Pittsburgh Steclers 35-10. threat, so the defense cannot in yard rushing. Towler and Youn* used to star In the outfield for the Dodgers. The man behind the T».c *o<-al high schools started doublet up on a favorite targe er played with the Rams when they the Clowns before he was pur­ drive has been Frank Robinson, their pre-season practice . . . The and spoil the offensive drive. were winning championships. Tom has a lifetime total of 2130 yards chased by a major league club. who has driven to second place in Big Ten will dig in Sept. 1, but 9 SOMEONE asked us the oth­ batting race and his 33rd homer for an average of 5.48 yards per Solly is out of baseball now with Ohio State will not open fall train­ er day why we wrote that Tom of the season—a grand slam, try. He is one ot that small a pinched nerve. ing until Sept. 3. Wilson, the big halfback acquired which hung a 7-3 tenth Inning de­ group of pro—footballers who Coach Gene Feckete of Colum­ by the Browns from Los Angeles When the Clncy Reds lost the feat on the mighty Dodgers, Mon­ never played college football. bus Caps, apparently is still in Rams, made the fans forgive the World Series to the Yanks, peo­ day night. Robinson hit 14 home a quandary as to who will be Browns for trading Bobbie Mit­ Born in Stanford, Conn., he at­ ple said the Reds was not the runs this month, which set a his quarterback this season, be­ chell. Here is why. Although we tended school in Durham, N. C. best team In the National League Cincinnati record for homers la cause both Larry Cllne and Frank think Mitchell is the greatest where he was All State champion. and. their pennant win was a that period. YOU'RE LOCKED • Kremblas engineered scoring dri­ breakaway runner in football, 9 JIM Marshall, former Ohio fluke. Then this season when the State and East High school star, Reds started off badly, they Just : Medicare Plan ves against the Chicago Bulls in Mitchell has one weakness—a 9 IF the Jets can hang on. unless you register! the opening game. It Is not bad hard frozen turf cuts - down his opens the season as a No. 1 knew they were right in their they wiU make the playoff. They . when both of your field generals effectiveness. He cannot run as defensive tackle for Minnesota opinions. Frank Robinson, the have a two and one halt game look good under fire. Your heart well on hard ground. Ton Wil­ Vikings. The tackle -post ls the Reds' most valuable player, was lead over fifth place Atlanta and begin to ache though, when son is a big, fast inside runner one he played in high school and off. to a slo./ tart, so anvll- are only one half game behind Slory On Page 2 neither of your hopes show they who has the drive to go well ln college, but Cleveland Browns at­ knockers started their chant that third place Rochester. SEVERAL INTERESTED Citizens of the com­ tive-* of tabor, churches aud community organi­ can get the Job done. all kinds of weather. A look at tempted to make a defensive end Frank had shot his wad and was We read about the reason Char­ munity met Friday at the invitation of repre­ sation. Pictured is OUie Milner, left, Rrpublican, back where he used to be—a 9 JIM Nonowski continues to his record makes one wonder why of him. But Jim could never lie Sifford* the world's best pro­ sentatives of the State NAACP aad Ohio AFL-CIO aad Albert Hawkins, right. Democrat, who were good player but too Indifferent make Coach Paul Brown of the he has not already reached star­ overcome the old tackle habit of fessional Negro golfer, lost his Council to form a Noa-Partisan Voter Registra­ named co-chairmen ot the operation. Next meet- to remain the great player his Cleveland Browns look like a gen­ dom. sliding behlqd his own line when tion Committee. Tbe Committee ts composed ot lag is Thursday, Aug, 3d, 8 p. m.. at Spring St the play was apparently going talent entitled him to be. REGISTER-VOTE YMCA. ius in the Nonow&ki-Milt Plum In 11*58, his first year in the Continued On Page 30 ward committeeman and committeeuomen, *v~~~„~..-.-,v..,..; * „ ,„.•..; •/•.*_—•—^i^sm^imtK^amlSSSmSmSi -,....._,,:- precinct captains from both parties, representa­

S,S^tfe*•**<•,*»l,****'• THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1961 *ASf I THI OHIO UWtHll THURSDAY,/AUGUST 30, 1962 THI OHIO *SENTINa f»AGf 7 Crashes Take 2 Lives, Cause Injury To 4 In Separate Accidents ~J- Whffl • ack ln)udi»* and .lives .-with them, and M*efce& L. was t/<*inj al it* same hospital. OUtrnar,. ",*. at S, Wt*an*i*! av.. I'oli' «• i-harjed Allen with reck- v-«•« I manual****1 as * ***uu *v>* lf%*, i.|.x/iat;<.<,. loiiu.r io *4op at ti* crush. Sftaitm *urtl*-j»d a n fcto'. sign and di**r*gard for a inatun n*-ei; ami Michele had 23 policeman'* Mgnal. stxfcfee* UUMQU u. t+n head UK Ii«w*er H iir.jrfiiey was also in- iaoexabom Jbott etonl *?*•***•« a* hired in th« mishap, according to Mt, GarmeL police. He was treated at SL Another torofly oar'-waa ttam* | ', Anili'iny iiml r*-*leased. iinjt- m from of •***• fatei v*h*d* \ FurxrsJ 4v*-rvic*** v»#-r«> held KOBCBT CONNOR. H. *4?J mime, th* accident owcurwd i Toeseay frvro Mt. Vernon AMK L> riiar, tt\ . wu*i victim of 8 j MBS. ftHJLIAM BBOTTX, BJLUr. Samuel Calimafc. a eon-in-law. ' church. Burial *a* In Green ljiwn ' fieak accident while riding his i WTTB KKLA7TV ES said he was a abort distance a ' cwneiery by Wb.tiaker Funeral | bicycle at Ijvingkton av., and Net- ' ITY -KICBAKP JSMIM'S Eastbound cars, hnarkiirai, on* in- hearj 0,-heri b* saw tne car coming H Shell (:<*t>t> 34. *Tt2 Cleveland I «.f.'t/oal injury it several other* j av,, kidrswiped another south- i Cobb's car. police saud. curing th* paffi w*«*. aodiag Is j A aecond degJ** manslughtei aad Mich* lc U'urid car while pauung it on the The Connor lad isTTctid a frac- euooeia or. the traffic irtaax far • rtou-g* was filed Mrmdmy against DCJUTNA ELY. 24. SM E \jwg t*\69 | ii«ht. soaped a fire hydrant, fait tnrtd arm ami se*g aad aoss re­ to» cummg Labor laay ontnimjirf Vtdltoe* F. Collins drive* «* the *s , was tn a critical condition at • the bicycle, lurched through a potted Hnrnrorhag at ChikUm » Kitod hi a crash emriy Suwtay 'other car in connect** with the Gram hospital, tius w**a, as a rt <] light and crashed into two . hosftisal. WeAaesday. FIFTH anorrung us BeyDOidsbttJg. wer* tieeto Of th* coup*. result of injur)** *r* r*c*ivcd • Djctors' Conlafc ftpprc»es Medicare Plan | «t wta **«*« • WASrd3NCTQN--anna. Johro M. I Owin Bailey said: -The nrfica j *T am pie«**d to learn of the A kid purve snatching outfit, kd officers said. Beilev of the J>ena»otsrtic Jtotioa- ; tnheo t« the doctorr of the Natkin-1 relation adopted yeste day by by a IS year old girt which A CIIUUEJV caaght three hcya al Commit!** cited the «<*nt «v- al Medical Asse w inspirint. The j National M*d^al A»*n »u.)pjrtlng preyed upon visitors at the Ohio stealing to frasa a l*- awwd iinats; on th« aide \ Pre* Kennedy's program of State Fair, was nabbed by the saaad. 7w*. «f the hoys Oed when cal Awsn of Pre*. Kennedys i«ro- jot" the people despite t* itressuree , Health Care for the Aged through Ohio State Patrol, Monday night. a patrolman arjntaraaahcd, bm a exam et JBeahfc Case Stx Hue Aged \ end propaganda -ut apecjal in- { Social Security FOOT girls and three boys made It year eld saaeahcr ef U* trx. I up the group which met its was caught. thcough Social Security as a sign- j terest* which Have always tough? "Support tA th* National Medi- nemesis after M-ixmg a purse from Ancther Ml year ett yanth was jficam victory ***** th* hobbyists social security is a trib«ai» to ; cal Ass'n representing over 44,000 a little girl si the event. The bey arrested eetttoer tor carrying a -«f Ute AjnerKttti Medici Ant'o t their lasingfs as meM as wiadaea. physicians gives new strength and who took the purse dropped it knife as a ocsaoeaied wrapt*.. nnd BejHttaKatc obstructjonisto." Bmm'maVtmaVS at Mentth. Eda- inapuaiioB to oar efforts lo make and another gang member picked Eight JmtiaTu nrrt arrestee l«r to J certain that Americans 85 and •Jlsr lartiwal Medical .Aas'a. r«^ ' <**» —* ^ '* ******* - it up. a witness said. A man at throwing fuets ackers en th* mMi- eJ nver wiU b* ahle to meet hospital »-**«*t4ng over aiaW imysKjans, j •^ «*"a» BSSS a <«ngmUdatorj the Fair with ihe girt and her way. * the Na- the patrol. The arrested member tion Center ca deaaawent charge^.. TI* vos* was IlthVTl an tower of thr doctors. TI* teat ajt he %eto- j ttonal MetBcal Ass'n.. With every then identified his companions, the the patrol said. t«3» tenOlotMio. is as fo&ows: ) good wish." oi/ti-t whc. todii the leaOershiji in «upf*ort of the Ohio AFL-CIO toon Mines Kate jf»*rs*d«wt's jjrtkgrao) were I>r. Masons Pia& Kg Parade The Ohio AFL-CIO Committee contests. Montague Cobb of Wnshtngtoe. I»r. on Political Education tCOPEl "Atthongh toaar has had Ma The Tture Mason* District at Prince Hail Legal Research Fund AodsKm Thomas of Ohicng*, Dr. ha.se endorsed Gcv. Micha*! V. differences with th* Gc.\or«<. It* Most toorahrplu) Prinoe Hall which is used by the NAACP in Conrad May of CbwsqrAc surd *Dc DiSalle tor t*~el*ction. i v* feel his term has been on* af Grand Lodge or Cane, with Co­ their fight to desegrate schools. l'.cno*d> CSesoem, who is tt* pres- The action was taken on th* ; unselfish dedication to meeting th* lumbia es th* district focal point. The parade to the church will idfciH efad Of the National Medical j needs of pcofile aad has b*r» wih efceerv* Prince Mall Day originate al th* SL Mark's *ath*rbury. 11173 Merry- was the scene of a recent family dents from Aug. 3 through 16. percent ot these X-rayed had ques­ him by the union. The charges by Pres. Bynum Hayes. Barton hill dr.. SlV gift certificates from reunion. The Tuberculosis Society's most tionably cases of TB or other re­ were dropped during a hearing was fired by Hayes after he was Super-Duper. Weekend house guests of Mr. concentrated free X-ray program spiratory diseases. This year's in municipal court several days accused of mishandling some of Frank Cust*r, W Winner av.. and Mrs. Hairston were Mr. and revealed the following other- sus­ percentage was over 20 percent. ago when the judge returned a the union's funds. HO gift certificate from Vernon pected findings three cases of em­ Mrs. Stephen W. Williams and "No Bill* decision In the matter. William C. Culpepper, 1049 E. Barton said, "Since I am the Tailoring and Clothing Co. physema, 63 cardiac conditions, children, Magnolia and Willard, Long at., was general chairman Barton was. represented by only man In the world that knew Christopher Kirk, SO Latta av., eight tumors and 60 other chest of Warrenton, N. C, and Mrs. for the Citizen's X-Ray Planning Att'y Paul Scott, who told news­ with certainty that I was Inno­ $10 gift certificat* from Jerry's abnormalities. Magnolia Williams of Areola, N. C. Committee. men that It appeared from the cent. I also knew with certainty Auto Parts. A total of 3308 pople were X- The hosts honored their guests beginning that "this was a drive that the truth would come out Mrs. Authur Isbell. Mt? East­ rayed during the 13*day annual with a lovely dinner and a tour for power between the Cobb fact­ and I would be acquitted." wood av., 10 car washes from visit a-wnsored by the Near-East- of the .many highlights of Colum­ Prank's Auto Sales. Urban Renewal bus and surrounding areas. ion and the Hayes faction at the Mr. Christopher. 300 Eldrid*;*, Qtfcw guests Included Mrs. St.. 110 c*rtificat* from Spicer Florence Booker, Mr. and Mrs. SMinvs Furniture Co. Rep. To Speak Cornelius Booker and sons, Rodney Mrs. Laura Ingram. 3*4 S. 21st and Larry, Rand, W. Va.; Mr. and C*HRY OUT st, flO gift certificat* from II and Mrs. Charles Hill, Mr. and Mrs. 1108 E. MAIN ST. M Thrift Shop. For Businessmen John Layne, Huntington. W. Va.; Chilled Wines Letti* Waller, 30t Lilley av.. Lyman H. Brownfield, chairman Ralph Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. HO gift certificate from Carl of the Columbus Urban Renewal Wayne Morris and daughter, Al­ Coldest Beer In Town Brown IGA Market. Commission, will be the principal ma: Mr. and Mrs. Clifford C Party Snacks •Keaton Winston. *» Boon* st.. speaker when the Mt. Vernon av. Rose and daughters, Vivian and floor mats from St**lton Auto • District Improvement Ass'n reas­ Kern. Sundries Parts. sembles for its first meeting of Mrs. Estclla Curtis, Washington, Open 10 to 2 WANDA LOWS . . . SBOOND Dorothy Neighbors. *"\3 Eldridge the fall quarter. Thursday, Sept. V. L. BARTON St., auto mirror from Steelton *, at Beatty Recreation Center, D. C, and Mrs. Rosa B. Jenkins, BY ROBERT WARNER CA8S III The lead car was driven by Auto Parts. 2t7 N. Ohio av., at 6:45 p. m. Pittsburgh, sisters of Mrs. Hairs­ yours truly, secoml car hy James HOT?. . . . ENJOY MUSIC IN AIR-OONDmONED— Las t Saturday afternoon five THEN CAME time for the Brownfield will speak on the ton, were unable to attend the (Chink) Mason, third car by Ji 1 JX HALKY lute model convertible left The presentation^ of awards to tbe question. "Rehabilitation or Re­ reunion. Chester O'Brien, fourth car by < Ohio Sentinels office carrying IS winners In "The Miss Anniver­ 8IIJSNCE fell over the audience kind backing and Individual at- newal?" Thomas Lyles, and the fifth car CAMEL BELL ot the most popular girls in the sary" Popularity contest, mad* by as the name of "Miss Anniver­ tention given by The Senilncl stuff by Dick Griffith. The Improvement Ass'n Ii pre­ New Church Opened WINE city, Norma Jeea Colston, Jodel- this writer. sary" was heard—"Wanda Isbell, on my behalf. CLAY J. .CLAIBORNE of At­ sently studying plans for develop-' FOOD la Leatherbury, Barbara Towers. When cars arrived at Gooding's Third place went to Julia Haley. Jerrys Auto Parts." Pretty little "To the hundreds ef citizens lantic City. N. J., ha* been ap­ ment of a modern shopping center Sunday. Sept. 2. marks official BEER WHISKEY Sharon Harris, Brvky Dexter, Zoe Park, tho contestants moved i«2 Miami Av.. a student at East 13 year old Wanda Isbell had who graciously cast their ballots, pointed te the staff of the Re- adjacent to tin* proposed Bolivar opening of New Zion Baptist church 1111 E. MAIN ST. CL. 2-0691 Cheryl White. Wanda Low*. Sue on te th« dance bah. High. Her awards w*re from taken top honors. 1 give my thanks. pubtlcaa Notional Committee, tt Arms public housing project, at 1107 E. Mound St., corner of Camel Bell Inn Invites Tea Te Enjoy Brown. Pat Perdu*. Donna Estel­ After the counting of last Hutchinson Furniture Co.. a clock Champion av. The public Is in­ With tears of Joy running down "To my sponsor. I give my was announced this week by slated for construction on the The "Uve" Perfonnaaeea Of le. Wanda Isbell. Julia Haley, aad minute votes, the program was radio; Tyler Drug Stores, a S oz. vited to attend the "Little Fri­ her face she accepted her awards, sincere thanks foi his encourage­ C'hma. William E. Miller. Mr. Near Eastside early In 1963. EDDIE SIMON'S JAZZ COMBO Eevelyn Neighbor* underway. 1 bottle ot Black Satin Cologne; Claiborne, who for the past twen­ The merchant plan calls for endly Church On the Corner," of Lee's Style Shop, gift certificate from Goodyear Tire Co., a 17-inch ment and most of all for ihe pri­ Every Friday * Saturday Nite. ty years has been associated both renewal and rehabilitation which Rev. Benjamin J. Washing­ Opea Datly 8:39 A. M. Till *:30 A. af.-6aaday lt A. M. Till 2:29 for three paira of hose, and portable TV; Modroes club, por­ vilege of being chosen to represent with many Republicaa cara- with emphasis on the latter as it ton is pastor. Piercs and Son, gift certificate table hair-dryer; Sully's Loan his business as, "Miss Jerry's Office, gift certificate for gold Auto Parts. pniens, was named to fill the relates to residential structures for an S/10 photo. Julia was spon­ In the area. The rehabilitation bihthstone ring; Weimer's Loan "To the staff of the The Sentinel p.sition held by the Isle Loula (GOOOAUH sored by Carl Browns IGA Mar­ idea is supported by the City Office pair gold earrings: Avenue ! newspaper, I give my thanks. Al­ R. lautler. He will engage ta ket 12*9 ML Vemon av. Planning Dept., Urban Renewal You'll Do Better at Pharmacy*, bottle of Coty Mist so, for the opportunity to work in publio relations and lnter-groap Second place went to Wanda Commission and the Near East- Cologne; Pierce and Son. 3/10 The Sentinel's 11th Anniversaiy retatioe* work and assist in the Lowe, 300 Berkeley a v.. a student side Area Council. tinted photo; Bell's Radio and TV organizational program current­ at Central High. Her awards Promotion program. Service, transistor radio; Novelty "I am greatly honored at hav­ ly bring coaducted by attorney The Sept • meeting will be 7PICER'' were from Kay's Jewelers, a 17 i.r.uit Reynolds, legal couasel limited to members of the Im­ jewel watch; Eitel's Pharmacy, Food Bar. gift certificate for ing been chosen "Miss Anniver- ,, to the Chairman. provement Ass'n. Dinner reser­ •- aT gift certificate for 10 +5 rpm re­ dinner for two. sary, and this honor will always -' FURNITURE V_ be a memorable and bright oc­ vations are being handled by Mrs. cecal cords; Schiff's Shoe Store gift Wanda, student at Franklin Jr. casion for me to remember all Jeanne K. Brown, CL. 8-0804. certificate a pair of shoes: Pierce High is affiliated with the NAACP 993 Mt Vernon Ave — Corner i8th St of my hfe." AUGUST SPECIAL and Son, a gift certificate for Youth Council and plans to at­ an s/io photo: Tyler Drug Stores, tend OSU after high school. She Ernest D. Mackcy, a sales­ this. Make up a shopping manicure set. Wanda was spon­ was sponsored by J*rry'a Auto East Side man at Spicer's for over 23 party and come save today, if sored by H and M Thrift Shop, Paris. 1000 Mt. Vernon Av. and IN IrTAJI NEED RAMSEY'S 1002 Mt. Vernon av. years- suggested that we turn you possibly can. Be on the she lives with hrr parents at JAIL ^| BAH the clock back and have a real spot to make YOUR choice as 1347 Eastwood av. Shoe Repair BRAKE SPECIAL 495 E. Long St. old time sale. the merchandise is transferred SKYLINE THE HAPPY winner, to show Men's Half Soles FOOD BAR from the warehouse to the Spicer's has set aside half of DINING ROOM her gratitude to all those con­ "Mr. Freedom" sales floor. H e rc'a w hy Kfm ap eclal nected with her being chosen aSs Heels $2.50 Homifton tt Long BILL GARRETT Home Cooked Meals the ground floor in the main "Miss Anniversary." released the Open Daily 9 A.M. Uatil 9 P.M. Open 7-Days-A-Week • Remove front wheels, NOW OPEN DAILY store showroom area to dis­ ERNEST D. MACKEY adjust brakes followinx letter to Th* Sentinel. New Johnny Walker 151 Wilson Ave. 252-0110 IS Noon Till 2:30 A. M. BONDSMAN play merchandise he wants to Salesman ERNEST D. MACKKY Dear Sirs, We Deliver SPECIALS ON SUNDAY Shoes For Sole move at prices so low YOU Phone 258-9543 Prop. C. C. Woody Clarence Ramsey, Prop. DINNERS-SI.25-$ 1.50 "You "11 never know how much must see the merchandise to happiness, how great the thrill, • Check grease gcslf AIR-CONDITIONED CL 2-1111 appreciate what great values or how humble I felt due to your TWO —BIG DAYS —TWO we are offering YOU. • Add brake fluid road test OLD FASHION .You have Mr. Mackcy's per­ NOW GOING ON... 1 sonal invitation to come over TAKE YOUR CAR WHERE THE {EXPERTS ARE DEMOCRATIC OUTING and see this merchandise, as FOR ALL SERVICE WORK - Pay gg yoa ridel At Tha well as his personal guaran­ FALL tee of satisfaction, backed by F.O.P. LODGE Gahanna, Ohio Spicer's on any item you Turn Left ot Bridge on Rt. 62, 4 Blocks GOOD YEAR choose. FURNITURE FESTIVAL SATURDAY & SUNDAY The stock includes appli­ EAST SIDE DOWNTOWN ances, living rooms, bedrooms Plenty af Free Parking Across from Great Eastern SPRING end THIRD STS. HAMILTON RD. and MAIN and accessories in tables lamps, CA. 1-5155 BE. 7-3797 SEPTEMBER 8 & 9 chairs, etc. All the merchan­ FURNITURE CO. AM. 2-ltW V NORTH END GAMES — DANCING — EATS — FUN GALORE dise is from the regular stock 2531 CLEVELAND AVE Donation $1.00 — Children Under 13 FREE of famous makes and nation­ W»T M* X**A»oe«r' Across from Northern lighls . BELL 10 A. M. To 9 t. M. MON. Thru «f. - Ta 5:30 Sot. Purchase Tickets From Your Ward Committeeman ally advertised lines. 31183 CLE VII AND AVE. 267-7513 PARKING IN REAR Or 809 E. Long St. CL. 8-3213 AND REMEMBER, Sponsored By The Inter-Ward Democratic Council Tell your neighbors about SPICER'S IS THE STOVE STORE OF COLUMBUS 1 ***—"—* . ".',,*""': —...-^— ...... , „„ ,...... ,.., • n -j ^ j i i II * i -. -ii, rjt'..(. THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1962 f n n '». urn 'iiiniti.il PAGE 6 THE OHIO SENTINEI The Strotv Brewery 'to'.]1 betroft 26, Michigan] Columbus Public Schools Start Sept. 5, With Heavy Enrollment service programs and staff con­ Columbus Public schools open of teachers who resigned, retired, $3,742.03.3.93 Is 8clH>•*« It* tnttcorU'* bn*l«ir*a rd.. $87,528.00. *r mnsaoe* to ihe atonal into, lu finwtl •f ionoaott oa (!* Mettal 1'iin. lu faatxi*l 6 and 7. The X-Ray Cruiser will taaSitam t* «b**>a bf '•» awual atairtarat ta Thomas. • ' . . coni>il«n » ttnait oy it* two*) tsattmrta tt bat* teas aa folie«r *« D«*. 31, IPttl: Ad- Heyl Elementary, 763 E. Wlitt- be at the Windsor Terrace Rental fcj« htn n foils*. «o Pttvll. f*l: A+- telttnl Ao»t* t7tM.115.SU «i; t.tabilniM tler «t., $10,000.00. Members of the committee In­ ai.ttnj UttM im.M9.Wk3.ri; l.fcfc'lil'a IJTt,»33sW5 3A; Baralo* tllt.tft.OJK.OS; Office on Sept, *8 and at the lit; 'MMAtt, it: Kwpiin |tJ.MO.CJT m: to. lortaki tJOO.4rJ.KTQ.43; Cn*i»kl»m 3330.* Ohio Elementary, 605 S. Ohio clude Ray Davis, Victor Ewald, rj*** 't2I.Til.n«2.TJ; Kip-ttfiitiftt Slfl.41*.« 47«.t«2.M. rn WTTMWt HHRRKOF. I haw comer of llth Ave. and Cleveland fc*.!l«. IN aiTNCvS W IIKKFJtV. I 6a»* h*rt* trmw uibittUxil air aaaw aod cauMd *qr av., $19,000.00. 't Carl L. Brown, D. Randolph, Ave. on Sept. 7. The cruiser will utro v!ti3rrib*d v* HW tut tawwf at* **tl it •ral to be atnttd at tfclstabt*. Obis, thl* it* West Broad Elementary, 2744 W. t* tfrnni• « i>!«*Kiwt. okf*. at* it** * >d aad dale. July.!. 19«2. Robert U Mullin*; Holland. Charles Hamilton, Miss operate from 2-8 p. m. dally. tbt*. J-.lt I. I•>«*}. ftobm U Mnllim. Naprila* Broad St.. $36,056.00. Betty Linville, Marvin Harris, tcnvvi «r liwwn af Otto. tstM.t •'"•'•uifndcol »f leaaraaot •*! Obia, tStt'AL | Free merchandise will be dis­ U t Hi: WILL, begin broadcasting Rev. C. L. Jenkins, Rev. N. H. Wednesday, Sept. 5, and air music Holloway, Mrs. Erdell Peppers, tributed to lucky residents at they •tATt or otiio. OCPAVTUE-NT or IN- RTAta or onto, DEPARTMENT or IN* board bus. The visit is sponsored SI/SANCK. CCKTH'tCArE OP COMrtlAMI, M K«.Nt t. tlKl'lt'lCAIC tif ttlMl-LIAMR. throughout the entire day through Inspector Harvey Alston, J. ShcV tb. anaVrilpm}, Sn»ol at tatntinc* Tbt vnd«nl«n*d. MNriattadrK tf tawaawi by the Tuberculosis Society of Co­ *f IB* Stat* 0* 06*. trlrta etftifW* H»t tf ib* Mat* af Obia, batty erfim** ttat Sept. 14. Regular program series ly LaMonte. Mrs. Minnie Cleve­ BAKKCRS NAtlONAL tIFC IWUMSCt ;tt f EttSC-H Ht5UtMlCti COKPAf,Y OF *IV» will start the week of Sept. 17. land and Charles Hlnes. lumbus and Franklin County. COMPANY OF HQNTCLAIII. «(*>* «T Nt* TORN, of Sr* Tntt, fttttt of Scm t«t vm ;»t»«r tt* CH*s«*4i«d »!iri U» tarn ef tk*> weoiito aiib tbt .ton til ttta «'•»'.• «u,iicar!t Nine holidays will break up the •ui* soaaisa i* n ui it •SHUTM twist it H tad a aadwrttta *ifinf tba tvmat rrar tb. currn* rev X* ti*ttsa*i la t*il» itii* its ia tnrton ia fbb «IM HI ttitftarlita bgai- achool calander giving pupils short titwvftfxtr tBiinr** «| Mwilft, It* tnjrttJj >*** at imataaet. Id flmaetat ««»ittiaa to FRA1H TO BE A BARIER tvrfUan *> " *'••••..1'S.IS; L .l'-!:!l** $*».. tU.«95».3:3.5(l; U*to!iti3* f4,»,»0.8A3.«•; Net Tbt nwlfniptrd. Knvrnwendret tf liaurtoe* Ut l'''> 71; Sf! AtMt I HI. 115 IW.W; Capi­ A»rti f2.2-Hi.S22.fO; OtatMl tl.200.tjyo.CHj; *T t)» Slate tf Ohto. brrrtt eertiftot that tal 13.3ttS.3S4.2l, Supfcaj W.tJM.TM (3; la- Surplu* f l.tWf.»22.M; ISMM* Sl.VHa.tJJt.fS; aiOWEST MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. FOR en*. II >.»»«. T3*.«; Ctptwiiiam tn.su.- KxiMuiiurtt fi^l.TSS.**. IN WITNESS OP OES MOIRES. State of Iowa, bts ton- •Tl 33. IN WITNESS WHKHDIP. I tu»* ferr** MIIEREUP. I bat* bemott J»o-ibfd *e earns ti'ti altb lhe la«i of thi* fitala «reli<*t'» a*v*> aihviihftl *s* MS* *nd e»wd *•* Ml ta ***t atvai m$ mat tt ba affiwd at Ctlwtaooa, to it and ia eatheriard duripf tbt currrnt rear I* .;.'i jM it a.. LTHut. Ohio, thi* tat *nd Are. •liva, it. * day titd data. Itbrrt U ttvllin*. ta tranjart is tb.* Stat* it* awwrtttt bwl- J3»l» 1. Ift«l Hofcfrt U UulUna. SuMtlslr*. ENROLLMENT INFORMATION .t'tpttlBteiidrnt at laaraoet af <*-«. iSKAL.l *«• •)' I" ••. •..: ' at Or n I'l't I nrM tf bnaaora as tbt Muttal Pltn. Itl Jjir l, I0BS. ritiawial rooditton It ttnua bt IU atawal atAtraMOt It bate been a* follati on Dee. 31, om. mm, VISIT 1861: Admitted Autli t2.224.«7f.44; Ua- bllttiet tM71.ta.04; Surata* ft33.710.3S: STATS OF oniO. DCPAtTMENT OP IS* RTATV Of OHIO. OCPAKTtieNT Of IK* Inecw tl.4yt.Ci1.fiO; Cismditum fl.33S.* OHO STATE BARBER COLLEGE. INC. ti'KANrt. cEsnriCATE or COMPLIANCE. ttlKA.NCR CiKTIFll-ATft OF IOVII HM t ns.t». IN WITNESS wnrsEor, 1 MH Tb* u«Ji»erinteiidfDt at ItNiraixa of Otiio. (SEAL) hu em»Htd •rtb tin a*% *t m* St»l*t to- tabt* ta it tact Ii uitbuf+vd durta* »ht carat* altrtbi* t* It* And i* AsUxHlItd *Jrin< It* Itai ta iramart is tato U*t* Ha *ri--1 >«'« STATtS OP OHIO. DEPAKTMtNT OF IN* «nrr*nt rttt !• tnuaft la this tut* in *o- b>jiiic*a of 59 mir.8F.tl3j. I bat* brmast* t>«*r'ibrd art traouri In iMt »Utt it] aivroariate buiioen aHF.BEOr. I faa«t bemsiu ttSmritol m* mna saw aod f»!B>d at <*ai ta ht ttTura it af Itminner a* *. tb** «taf *nd Allr. tut* I, SUG'S r>*.'.,. "..3 .1,3 aod .;:•• 1*9 1. '•" - Rotm-t ba<* brm ti folio** oo D*t. 31. IM1: Ad* TOM'S BOHTOH IfSt. R.«Vft L. fjiill'sa. »^»fiuri3jrw cf I*- L. Muuim. somtvsatirsx at iwrno-* «r •ttted v...i, f 74.3I9.S72.04: Liabititita f.-.- turtnc* cf Ohio. tSKAL.) BARBER SHOP «b» ISKAU) 272.USI.1S: cVtmltti f2l.v7t.790.80; l.mxrt |40.373.<2e..M; Eiprnditurrt t32.\tlf.t;e,.t6. BARBER SHOP NEW LOCATION i IN WI1SI>S WHEKEOP. I batt boranta tab- 331 N. 2Mb St. 7M E. LONG ST. •rtbnl rj nan* aad cawed at* tral to ba Complete Barber Sendee BTAn or OHIO. ntPAETUKsT or IN* STATE OF oiiis. nerAR-niEVT of IN. afnml at Ca-jmb'j.. Obi*, thi* da* md dlit. Complete Barber Service St BAMX. iTIRDFKHU; OP < mt-ntBirtf. Sn^fotif*-*! tf Im^anet William E. Stewart *T IB* - - i'c at Ubio. htrfb* mtttir* Hut tf TM <9*1t tt 90>a. tirrrbi ctrttflct that VIRGINIA SURETY COMPANY. INCORPO­ Leonard Thomas, Prop. BABBEB WANTED NORTHWESURll MUtUAL INSURANCE VtATtS OP OHIO, DEl'AimiENI «>r t.V RATED OF ROANOKE, MUM tt V...:-.:j tt* COMPART OF SEATTLE. .SMI* tt Wtthlattoa, Joha Wesley Jenkins, Barber (Oftuilvo oittt lb* tt*i tf tbi* SUM teebeabt* SDRAMT CEU7IKTCATS OP CUMPLIANOL ba* oioii>it«-d •'th tb* !•»> of tbta SUM »r»ril-. Tb* oneyttitDcd, SuMrl&tendrat of lii*unret to tt ai»l a auibo:av4 atnot U*t ntn*at Itar n OLDTLMEB Ohtr fa 11 mat ta aathariartt •:•>•:•% tb* - • •" t" Barbers Wanted tt iran^tn m thl* *t*U U* aneropriitt tw«i- tf th* Siatt af Hi'.3. benb* rtrtifK*. ittal F«*i ta uamaet ts tbto autr ita tpMcavittt •M t rtreu*rat»«. It* fUiarvtii anditka tt - PRCFERREO RISK MUTUAL IrtSURANCE •ton b* in ttnaal ttat^Kst ta bat* tern at boitM-a af mmmm to ts* Miami Ptan. it* COMPANY OF OES MOINES. Slat* ef loot. Haley's Barber Shop fo* autbotiied durira. tbt (V- Awl* St.04ti.3Uf.rt«lJl,-« fi,043,»3.l9. IS WmtESS *o*r tS9*O,730.13; EiBrnrtittirra t't8.S»9.* rtnanriil rendition a tbown by Iti annual atate- P.iitHL'CF, I la>3* (rnuitto «it«-,iW t-> Mai na.ri is wiTNiy-f atnuittaf. i ia** brr*. net ta ban brra tt foiki«t ea Pv. 31, 1981: BARBER SHOP Flojd W Saunders Barber «J*I uuwd «tr Ml to be alTti'd at rolsnboi, «nb» «Hh*rrlhed nr mrc* and rtxjtr* an vll ta Adaittm tsamHJ,«14.*Ul.0J; Uabltitlra •14 E. LONO ST. Ol H. LONO ST. tVit*. ihii daF'aml •»"• bftf onta r.b-rrihM r.j MM* tnd ao*ed n* tnl Barbers: BROGSDALE'S ta b* affiled at Cototalxn, Olito. tbli At* and> Iraaa Tareer * Rotb Jones date, lilt 1. 1962, Rabert U Muliina. Stajrrla* -•«.». OP OHIO. nri'tRiMENT or IN. trr.t.81 ef Ittstncca af Obia. (SEAL) Dfc-LU&E FACIALS BARBER SHOP nt'.v.i:. i !.i:;n !•. • ;i: or COMPLIANCf. RTAT« OP OHIO. DEPARTMENT 0 riS* M IMV »:. t ri:llMfMK OP t U'.'.li IA'.M:. WILLIS WBALEf, Prop. Complete Barber Service Th* wnt^3iii*-d. $>«erlBt* ajwiv-tblt tt it and I* au!b**ta«d durinc It aod it atilboruad dttnnt. tht currrst JM: IO PANY OF NEW YORK, *f Binfhtattcn. 6>att JOHNSONS Beanie Bra*sOate. Prop. i;» tafttnt r*tr It trtaact a tfett »'»** Ht tratnart la tbi* rtate Hi *wropr!i(« btoloesa of tf Net) Tart, baa rcprpiled aitb lb* toat tf tppratwitle btnloeo of Inumit. IK nmnoal tbi* Wait acplittbto to R and I* autboricrd liMsiact. It* rteaaeial candttton to aboas fer BARBER SHOP aonditi«a a «htn>a to Itl ainctl itaifatm ta dutlng tbt runwt r*ar ta utma«t la tbto Btait ita aeua) ttalraiest ta tut bees a* folio** to tu*« U*B aa '«i>o«* 04 DM. 31, 19(11: Ad* Ht apprtorLita bu*lnea ef Imuraoet an tbt 0*C 31. 19C1: Adailtied Atieu 119.927.- ttl B.- Mb Ave. PIERCE'S atitttd A««t* fl.l 13,3123«: lltb'litlti fl.- Mutual Plan. lu ruanetol taodlUta at above <-.> •:•*. ijabiUttot $12,373,433.72; Ket Aa* U.;J-.'>-.-, K5*J.4T. In­ lw* en Dee. .11. l$«l: A*tltt»d Atwti f 124.* BARBER SHOP SirilUit fe.13l.00.t3ij; taraata fll.32*],- Hair Cattrt2>f to« tU83.«79.'}; KwHrfitwt* fl.'.r3«,*> WO.097.14; UibtllUr* 1115.879,319.83; Bur- 171.13; Kipenllturet ft2.T7tt.2ei.ee. IN WIT* Complete Barber Servtee IT 1.33. It* WITvr>s tt|;KRI.nl'. I bat* b*rt- »bai t9.0<0.777 31; Income 127.047.072.81; Htmrs: 7:30 A. M. 1/dO P. M KVSt WUKBFAIP. | tett brrturtta aubvrtbfd w>ta iubmtbrd rt eaaia an) rtawd »>T ami Eiwndlturr* t22.«31.tllf.32. IN WITNESS 6TM E. LONO ST. mt **m tod eawd to» K»I it U a/Titrd tt 8U 1:38 A ft]. To 8 P. AL te b» affiled at roluvstn*. Ofla this
ui «M date. Jul* 1, CLOSED WEDNESDAY Elijah 1'icr.Y, Prop. d»i». JtHt t. 19GJ I!-'"-' U M.tit.u*. Btiitt'w and eaiaed nt* seal ta bt affiled at Ceiuaba*. AMERICA'S ONLY FIRE-BREWED BEER 1JW2. Babr-t U fttillmi. 8upttU)tCDdtSt *f lo- fcutfeat «t lut'jtawa «1 Uuie. ,8EAL» OHo. tbi*

ment of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph class wiU be given by Inland Site also did work with Miss Sy- Kagey Ballet School Sets Opening Brwon. Johnson. villa Fort and Buddy Rich, former- MBS. KAGF.Y Just returned form ly of Kathryn Dunham. Classes will be given in kinder- Gwen Kagey Is announcing the Classes will be held again this N. York, where she attended the Information may be had regard­ ballet, ballet, toe, tap, modern, opening of her fall classes for re- season in the ballroom of the Dance Caravan, Dance Congree ing claawes by calling Hu. d-7072 gistration on Tuesday. Sept. 4. [*Litchfield hotel, under manage- Jazz and drums. Also, an adult and Dance Masters of America. or Hu; JM007. Women Tickets Ready Refuge Baptist ' Have you purchased your ticket Fellowship choir of Refuge Bap­ tor the Ebony Fashion Fair? tist, Atcheson and 20th sts., will This fabulous event, coming celebrate Its 10th anniversary next month to Columbus, present­ Sunday, Sept. 2, at 3 p. m. Celes­ ed by Twig 110 for the benefit tial Cospel Singers will render a THE SOCIAL SCENE of Children's Hospital, is a cooper­ program. ative non-profit affair produced Mrs. Myrtle Hairston. director, By Mi VIE B. CARTER by Ebony Magazine. The impor­ Miss A. Marshall, chairman; Rev, tant dote is Sept. 22, 8 p. m. at R. F. Hairston Sr., pastor. Central High auditorium. * Tickets can be obtained from Men's Day wii b* observed the ticket chairman, Mrs. Emer­ Sunday, Sept. 9. SALE! BOYS' AMI GIRLS' SCHOOL SHOES! son Harris, CL. 3-8138, any other J Order of services: Sunday Twig 110 member or at Marshall's Church school, 9 a. hi.', morning worship, 10:45; BTU, 5:30 p. m.; We Guarantee Perfect Fit evening worship, T. Senior choir, CoHpelettes and Gospel choir will •ha. Patrick* Dickinson, Mrs. •fOrtTLA* aXaJmBTkamitSaB, amtu, «M have a Lee's iSHilr render music. OonuaklHM emasster Seam here w ia. f*ict**Twd *3*srsammtm BmrmrU, Mra. Anita Watkins, treas­ BOVS' Reg. 7" IO" BIKKC la Mrs. Mary Beeefca, ant.sl.tiaa et the urer; Mrs. >'«1 Ity num. tmiltss manager, and Black, Off-Black, Brown, GafeNNbes rhmpter, am Bary tiled Artirlr* mt 1 n- Atfy Wt&iam It. Brooks, couaari tor the group. Dark Brown. Light Brawn. *»• • # STRIDE RITE, CHILD LIFE Genuine Imported Human 1 tmrptMafatm with COrp. Gfark David R031M1 in Often set ph-turrd are Mrs. Moselle Greene, Mary Goodman 1 Hau Don't be tooled by -Mil IS CLASSMATES, MOTHER GOOSE aae esraee **t Oa*n Re* , y e* State TVO MWA. •eeretarj*. aad Mra. Mercedes Mayle. All are the word "Human-Like." JJert, team Mt «e stgdmU »iaem.a L. Bedmaa, Get the real thing at Lee's — Your official Import Out- Reg. 10.95 to 14.95 AND MANY WE tied In an open church event at Receives Award this year tor their exquisite style ter. Both Bonds are medical tech- tat. CAU CL. tltl6. Mail ORTHOPEDIC CANT ADVERTISE show act for Sept. 22. at Central Mt. Olivet. nicians in the Motor City. orders filled promptly High aod ltd* ium . . . E\wy ticket 9 MRS. Lucille S. Toler. Just The Christian Education Com­ a THOMAS HEEL < 9 MRS. Haael B. Haywood, purchaser wUl be entitled to a returned from an extended tour LOVABLE Pape Boy mittee of the Oakley Baptist a LONG COUNTER of the California coastline and j222 S Margaret av.. had as house church awarded Its annual scho­ one year subscription to Ebony Chignon SPECIAL i*2 or a six months subscription to interior. Highlights ol the trip In- j guest last week, her brother, Pres­ larship to Miss Mary Goodman Set . . . Home Service and fashion eluded visit* to Los Angeles, San ton Dawson and his wife of Janv last Sunday morning. The pre­ To 8io 3 3' . to 7 MRS. DORIS RARRIS. «**** til tin pji ef T»ic 1M, apooiwr* expert, Frieda DeKn'tgbt of John- j Diego and San Francisco . . . Ex­ aim. Long island, N. Y. . . . Mr. sentation was made by the pastor, «.f the romlaj Ebony Faehtoe Fair at Cratrml Jtigii auditorium son Publishing Co., Chicago, will j citing spots such as Fisherman's Dawson is exalted ruler ol N. Rev. Jacob J. Ashburn, during Pent. tS, ia »IMJM n. left, ea ahe i«wil»ed a check from •utotnofcit* be in charge of the unique operate j Wart, Farmers Market, Marine- York Elks Lodge 127, which con­ morning worship services. dealer Gay Rynatn lor «f !«:•. 773 E tOMC ST. CA 4-2813 AVE. DRJVE-M CLEANERS • KMIIL bill Bulk Lard 6 - 79c • trne* tat** Complete Bey fasariiig Service, Alteratkms * Repair • sAu Si'.n RESERVE Domes A Household Articles Our Specialty 1-Day Service Pk*-tp A Delivery 22*2 «. Filth Ave. ad Fourth St. AX. 1-9207 HAMBURGER 0 * Wedding** • Partfes Charles Collins, Prop. BULK PORK DUTCH'S MARKET *» Receptions •'lUtacea BEEF UVER • Banquets TaiMiitf Ba lb. 174 N. Sixth St. CA. 4-0438 CALL . 1 II 1 • • 11 • 9frTVIC*W a-W Sausage B010GIU CARRYOUT \ Mwttf Chines* Hand Uun l & 4 Ib. $1.10 (In Piece) -1.00 •ttHfffTS L KACY JONE5 fOTATO OflPS WHITE HOUSE, INC. One-Stop Laundry A Dry Cleaning Bteee No. 1 Store No. * OBI INDIANOLA AVE. Friday and Saturday • A. M. to • P. M. FRJTOS —CHGE - TOS ML Ton— Ave. MS B. Loag St Monday thru Thursday • A. M. to 7 P. M. AM. 3-3152 HU. 8-9395 a A. »L 7 P. M. Maa. thru Sat, iv tmangg CL. 3-1296 M "BUTCH" BANGERT - Manager TTIURSDAY, .AUGUST 30, 196* THI OHIO SATINS. M THt OHIO 5ENT1NR THURSDAY. AUGUST 30, 1963 PAGI 10 *22. USDA Offers Free Booklets For Brides ntere's Still Time MITCH Ag Th* U. S. Department of Agri left how to buy foods by USDA culture ha* something special for grade*. YOU* FOOD-UT brides as part of th* Department's To Make Pickles Th* packet 1* the latest innov­ Centennial program in 1962. Nothing adds seat to a meal ation in the Department's efforts CARNATION . 7S1 DOLURflj It is a packet of USDA publi­ like crisp, homemade pickles or to make its consumer service* $ cations that will help new home- tangy relishes—and this Is tho more readily available and widely COOKING HINTS makers In buying preparing, end Ume of year to make thorn. Br CHTELLS B. THANES known. protecting food, and In th* pro­ To help you pickle tho many (Marketing t*»*wBn_ aielons. peaches, grapes, apples, tips on homo laundering. Other* that's the time to start your family's day with a hearty r Tbe new puhbeation, prepared frosrn citrua juices. breakfast. French Toast Sandwiches fit the occasion per­ • ~—— by the Human Nutrition Research fectly. They are quick to make and thanks to Carnation Vegetable**—Tomatoes, green beans, limns, sweet com, peppers, squash. sized apple* around this year than Division of USDA's Agricultural Evaporated Milk, the milk that's concentrated to double 4th Annual Research Service, lists Ingredient* Protein Food*—Fryers, small eggs, steak "specials," ground beef, last due to the dry weather, but richness, the toast slices brown beautifully in the oven- and equipment needed for mak­ aausage meats. Ice cream. the cool nights have given them no close watching necessary. While the toast is browning, outstanding color. ing top-quality pickle products. LOTS OF FRESH PRODUCE; Mai; Mrs. Harold Oachraa. tlekeU chairman; you are free to prepare the rest of the meal. Do serve Grape supplies ar* increasing Also included are recipes for mak­ GAMMA ZETA ZETA chapter at Zeta Pal Beta QUALITY IS <;<)(>D cumbers ar* all among the Luncheon French Toast Sandwiches soon. They're bound to become seasonally, causing prices to turn ing fermented dill pickles, corn •orority Is preseatia* "A Broaffwajr Theatrical Mra, Shelby Martin, pablieity chairman. Stand- Probably many of you have seen choicea. Supplies of buttercup and a year-round favorite. lower. Thompson seedless and The Columbus Club of the Na­ relish brrad and butter pickles, Extravagaaaa" composed at seven tan-rat* star*. la*: Mra. Robert Logaa, publicity; Mr*, tierald- tho horticultural display* at the acorn squash, yams, Brussels Ribiers are nearing a peak, price* tional Aas'n of Negro Business and pickled pears, piccalilli, tomato- directed by Clyde Tnniwr, at Vetrraas MemoriaL lae T. McCoy, program chairman; Mrs. Fred Ohio State Fair this week and sprouts, broccoli and cauliflower are low. Red Malaga* are here Professional Women's Club*, Ine.. pear chutney, and watermelon 300 W. Bemad »L. Taeaday, Oct. la, a* S p. m. are increasing as a first note of Wttaan. time and glare cfcalrman, and Mr*.. Oeor** were thrilled with Ohio's abundant and th* Tokay harvest is under­ will present tbeir Fourth Annual M,nihrr> of the steeriag **mn*ltt**. seated. Ml autumn. pickles. ge Vuili. publicity—Yierca aad San rboto. harvest. You'll be thrilled again way. Ohio growers report a big luncheon and fashion show, Satur­ to rijrht, are: Mra. Royal McLean, gemrral ehalx- when you see the great variety Th,. peach season Is moving a- grape crop of high quality. Bas­ day, Sept. IS, at l p. m. ai Quality Ingredients and proper offered at produce counters for long rapidly with harvest under­ kets of Fredonias - purple grapes Iltornka's Provincial Hous*, « million no longer identify themselves as Negroes. In America there are ot the present time 18 million who admit their racial descent and 15 For Better Cities million who do not. It can be reliably Increased to the point where 60 percent of the population of the U. S. will have Negro blood in BUTLER... • GEORGE S. Harris, president of Chicago Metropolitan less than 100 years." Dr. Calloway statod that economic reasons re­ Mutual Assurance Co., of Chicago and former president of the sulted In selective breeding and the mating of superior Negro types, .. .COMMANDER OF FORTRESS MON- National Ass'n of Real Estate Brokers, in a talk before the bro­ on the other hand, while largely the white blood that came to the Negro race came from those who could afford to own slaves. kers and citizens of Dallas, Tex., stated that {he future direc­ ROE.VA.WHO REFUSED TO RETURN CAP­ tion of the American cities will be determined by the type of sincere leadership that comes from the growing non-white mid­ Medicos Support JFK Medicare dle class in this country. 9 CHICAGO—In whnt was viewed as a revolt against its leaders TURED SLAVE TOCONFEDERATESyKEEPJN G From all indications, Mr. Harris is well acquainted with the House of Delegates ot the National Medical Ass'n at the organi­ zation's annual convention here voted overwhelmingly in favor of some of the procedures in certain cities in the U. S. which have Pies. Kennedy's medical care plan under social security. The action THEM ASC0NTRA8AND0F WAR?S0M£ 100 ignored Negro leadership and consultation in the Master Plans took place In NMA.s final meeting in the Sherman House hotel in a of redevelopment and urban renewal. In most cases it s.eems as 306-71 vote. Approximately 3.000 doctors attended Uie 67th annual SLAVES SOUQHTH»sl^m)RETHA^ though the planners seek only to run away from the Negro by meeting. While the doctors differed on the approach to fighting dis­ improving and rearranging the physical aspects of life inthe crimination ln hospials, the Issue of racial discrimnation was a major towns and setting the colored citizens off to themselves in areas consideration ot the NMA. Action is being considered to bring about THE UNION ARMY H.AD TURNED DOWN ALL NEGRO VOLUNTEERS, full integration in hospital staffs throughout the country-. which shape up as new ghettos. BUT IN NEWORLEANS IN AUGUST I862f GEN*BUTLER ISSUED AN • THE broker pointed out that "the future of this great Four-Year Old Gels Contract land, the U. S. of America, will be determined by the future 9 KANSAS CITY, Mo James Bradley Jr., 4. was signed to a UNOFFICIAL CALLS fORMEDTHEIR FIRST NEGRO UNl^ THE FIRST of our grat American cities; the future of our great cities will three-year contract with Paramount Television Productions in Los be determined by the manner in which they solve the race: .ques­ Angeles. Bradley was signed as a drummer. He was 15 months old, REGIMENT LA. NATIVE GUARp/ C*t~\T*'Z<*^C4l- /rM7V>€m* tion within their midst. Largely because of their failure to,solve his hibther said, when he started tapping pencils on the side of his this race question, our great cities are in deep trouble," crib. Hla father accompanied him when they got to a real upbeat THEIR DEflAKCE Of THE UWD, IS BK0MIN6 OUR WORLD IMAGE Take Columbus, for instance, and its Bolivar Arms pro­ part. Mra. Bradley said that Junior was knocking the crib apart with ject which affects the lives of thousands of Ng»rb citizens-^ his pencils and that his "beat was the greatest." SE i'ia' • '^3 relocation of homes, businesses, educational institutions, re­ AFL-CIO Demands P robe Of Ala. Radio creational facilities, etc., causing no end of confusion and suf­ Pickets Hsflr-o Bias In little Rock hit oZ.fi fering to those involved. • ;.,• > ©LITTLE ROCK, Ark Mrs. L. C. (Daisy) Bates and about 30 • fiue .es AJSnJi! other Negro pickets are In the midst of a campaign against a Little Station In Cancellati on Of Program Most people realize that cities have to grow and that ex­ e aBaaaaSi pansion and improvement has to take their toll, but if the end Rock. Negro, barecue . restaurant which they say has segregated . The AFL-CIO this week renewed However, Zack contended the let- also said It was substituting ChljO-* dining facilities. Picketing at the restaurant started with shifts Its demand for an FCC Ihvestl- ter did not answer tho earlier ago baseball games for the Morw 0 CONGRESSMEN are beginn­ ^gainst unbelievers or infidels "World War O? result is beneficial to air concerned, the price they have to pay ing to call for an investigation Into back at the. time of Mohammed, 9 IS there any organization walking at both lunch and supper hours and will continue Indefinitely. gation of a Birmingham, Ala., complaint. He said that on March g*n newscast as "part of the do. the Muslim movement In the and swept.the Muslim power from more bent on dictatorship and is worth.it. But when situations (develop.that point tp. more Negroes are refused Hen-ice In the air-conditioned "white" dining room. radio station which It charged «, 1961. WBRC requested perniis- clslon to expand and Improve lo- nation and according to the the Tigres-Euphrates. to around more fully militaristic In all the ghettos and the lack of adequate- housing and other necessary Operated'by Mrs. Cloree Robinson, she said the only reason one-dining with' "arbitrary action" ln cancel­ slon to carry the Morgan newscast eal program sen ices including charge ot creating a nation with­ the fringe of. north Africa. A possible aubeverslve groups of the facilities for life in a community for the people-of darker hue* room Is air-conditioned la because lt is nearest the barbecue pits ling a network radio program on a year-round basis. Because news." Zack observe^, "How news in nation predicated on violence Seljuk Turn war at tha time of nation? Such a marching military and the smoke would kill her customers If it wasn't air conditioned. sponsored by the labor federation. WBRC ls a secondary affiliate of services are 'improved* by replac- it is time for action. " '' • ' ABC. permission had to be se- ing them with ball games ls a for end gains, there should be the Cmsuades landed them In machine must have a lord dictator IN a letter to FCC Chmn. New­ • THE people of the Eastside realized some of these ills cured from the network's primary question that leaves me bewilder- an investigation. And, too, the pre­ Spain and the Ottoman Turks over, the nation wru>n In power ton Minow, the AFL-CIO noted the Prof. "Greys Human Teeth In Animals Birmingham affiliate,; WCRT. sent aim of Negro America is swept out of existence the last rather than a congress and a pre­ way late, despite articles in this newspaper in 1956, Written by Commission had apparently ac­ ed." 9 WASHINGTON—By successfully making human teeth grow in cepted the "self-serving and de­ The AFL-CIO also noted a reso­ complete Integration into the vestige of the old Roman Em­ sident to compose the government. Bill Bell, which warned of many obstacles that finally arose certain organs of animals, a Howard university professor's experiments vious"- response to Its orglnal "The necessary consent was ob-. lution passed July 30, 1962, by the whole national farblc rather than pire in 1453. If such a group Is not bent on in the area of redevelopment of the Eastside. might eventually lead to the transplantation of teeth among humans. complaint against WBRC owned tained.*' the AFL-CIO letter spid. Young Men's Business Club of Isolated communities of people the radical and unconstitutional within a nation. tJtfTHKSK were territorial grabs Mr. Harris, in his talk, pointed out, our great cities will Dr. arold S. Fleming, professor ot research a Howard's College of by the Taft Broadcasting Co. Not­ "and the arrangement continued Birmingham denouncing WBRC'S wars—. I never learnea of any overthrow of our form of govern­ 1 do not deal with the matter never arrive at effective solutions to the race question until the Dentistry*, has revealed that teeth will grow in the eyes and brains ing that Minow had urged elevat­ through Friday, June 22, 1962. action. The station was Invited to such pretext or hostility other ment—show me what Is. In sini­ of hate, for hate nor the amelio­ solution makers, both public and private, respect the unfettered of guinea pigs, rabbits and hampsters. Now he is trying to find methods ion of "the standards and balance Who was being 'accommodated'?" send a representative to the meet­ and religious wars but not race ster aims, such a group is certain­ ration of it in this writing, I mere­ independent forthright participation of qualified dedicated and to store live teeth. This might be accomplished through freezers, in of radio and TV programming," The Taft Broadcasting Co. had ing but declined to do so. than the Algerian Morroccans ly a fellow traveler of the com­ ly am concerned with possible de­ honest Negro leadership. small animals or in some type of solution. Dr. Fleming's brilliant the AFL-CIO complaint said: struggle with Trance, not because munists. But the leaders of the work through more than a decade of experimentation is attracting "Here is a clear case in which struction of a program. For years In other words, if the planners in Columbus had used some certain so-called enlightened whites the French were white, but be­ Bund are slapped on the back spectacular break-throughs of modern science. those standards .. and certainly have Insisted that education would cause the French were colonial and are lauded in many white qualified Negro talent on their policy making commissions the balance of programming .. are les-sen strain in race re'at'ioa*,, overlords and were pretty rough circles just because the organi­ during the planning stages of redevelopment, they might have Three States Holding Out being debased." and, since all whiles have to be on the natives, keeping them In zation lv anti-Negro and anti- saved millions of dollars and many work hours in making The program Involved Is Ed­ place.. educated in those matters,- Neg­ Jewish. changes after the Eastside citizens (way late) awakened and 9 NASHVILLE, TENN—The states of Mississippi. Alabama and ward P. Morgan's nightly news roes have to do the teaching and This last pretext might serve as There cannot be condoning of brought some of the inadequacies and dangers to light. South Caroline continue as holdouts though 33 public school districts report over the American Broad­ are already on the road towards an excuse for the American Mus­ any subversive groups, lest it in 17 Southern and Border states has announced policies of schools casting Co. radio network. The • ON the other hand, the solution makers will never controversy began June 19 when accomplishment. We naturally lims and seems to be grounds get the upper hand that cannot opening In September. The monthly publication of the Southern Edu­ cation- Reporting service noted that only four of these districts were Morgan reported on a Justice frown on methods that send our for action, but it must be pointed be retaken. President Von Hlnden- show their respect until Negroes demand and make it clear, desegregating by court order. The others are acting voluntarily. Dept. suit against the city of progress Into a tail spin. out that a century' of warfare berg and the Republic of»pre-war through willingness to lead, that they intend to participate in But the .die-hard, states of Mississippi, Alabama and South Carolina Birmingham to enforce desegre­ never won the Morroccans and II Germany could not contain every decision that affects colored citizens and the general well- 9 NO doubt the Muslim con­ ar econtinuing their fight for total school segregation. In Mississippi. gation of-its facilities at the muni­ Algerians their colonial freedom— Hitler once he got started. So cept of violence to win and Uie being of our cities ... and nation. a federal court order to admit a Negro, James Meredith, to that cipal airport Major Arthur J. it was peaceful negotiation that creation of a nation within a nat- with an American Bund. We realize that Negro leadership has been scarce and over** state's university, remained tied up in a series ot legal maneuvers. Hanes protested and a day later, -ion.is askew, for it is not possihle did so. And neither will violence Americans are good joiners. worked, but those who have kept up the fight for first class although Morgan had corrected a for 15 million or so Negroes to win much for the. Negro In Ameri­ single misstatement, the mayor manhandle 160 million whites. ca. Legan weapons of courts and They like the idea of exclusion and citizenship, have not always had the much needed support of look no deeper info the ulterior announced WBRC was dropping Violence is not even a plausibe negotiations are the right means. sincere followers. lhe program. With all this in mind about the motives of movements than a sur­ COUPLE OF QUICK ONES idea. And too, there are proposals The powers that be haven't been convinced that our leader­ AFL-CIO public relations direc­ Muslims, there Is something else. face excuse. Someone advocates to buy from Negroes alone. A ship represented organized strength; consequently some of the tor, Albert J. Zack. protested to Why do lawmekers sidestep the the throwing out of someone be­ Concerning Russia's latest success In orbiting two spacemen, all splendid boycott idea and has powers feel they can render any decision that they please wits, the FCC on July 8 charging "Mr. worked very well but. still, Ote Nazi Bund of America? How do. cause he is this or that. The we can say Is that the Russians sure have a lot of thrusL cause becomes loaded with fol- complete impunity. Morgan's inadvertent error was Negro has to earn the overwhelm­ the lawmakers, stomach the sound The U. S. House of Representatives will shortly vote on a bill seized upon as a pretext ... to owers. Deeper motives are never ing share of his income Jn the of the world .so despised twenty • WE URGE each and every citizen of color to take more authorizing the President to buy $100 million of United Nations bonds. . . shut off one of the few remaining so pretty. It is all too possible white man's employment. Retalia­ years ago?. Why not^Investigate interest in proposals and laws which affect the lives of the Passage ot the bllHs essential If the UN Is to survive as a force for sources of free and critical com­ tion on the part of whites be­ tha' < gahlzation and its head that the Muslims are merely people in this city. You are citizens and the laws affect you and peace ... You are urged to write your Congressman and ask him ment available to Birmingham ELMER F. COPE, secretary of the Ohio AFLrCIO (left), re­ who hiazenly parades with the building themselvc schemers for cause of the boycott, would be your holdings, if not directly, indirectly. After you have studied to vote for the bill. citizena." cently prevented a series of films entitled "Americana at Work" swastigkas In full view—the tar­ power In their leaders and the disastrous to Negro economy. THE Taft Broadcasting Co. told There ls someaung quite differ­ gets tor American bullets a score Bund Is building another Hitler to them carefully, voice your opinion to the policymakers and pro­ Quote magazine relates the slory of a man who accidentally to Dr. Byrl R. Shoemaker, state supervisor of Trade aad Industrial tect what is rightfully yours. ! swallowed a ping pong ball and had to undergo surgery , . .He became the FCC the decision to cancel Education, for showing ia Ohio's bich school clai»«room*. Dr. ent about the Muslim movement, of years ago? How can the vet­ dictate America's course for a Morgan's program was made prior If the charges looming in the erans Ktandidly by In respect for future day. Congress ought to As Mr. Harris stated above, future direction of American alarmed when the surgeon made a cut here and there ID what seemed Shoemaker said the films would be usde to make students awara to be a random manner ... He asked why the surgeon had to rut to the disputed broadcast and thnt minds of some congressmen be a force that took so many of stop both causes dead In their cities Will be determined by the type of sincere leadership that the program had only been carried of opportunities la different occupations. The films were produc­ true. The Grsl Muslim fight was their fellow CI's into afterlife In tracks if that be* their direction. tn so many places. , . "Well," replied the surgeon, "that's the way the comes from the growing non-white middle class of this country. ball bounces!" aa an accommodation to ABC ed by the national AFL-CIO. «*>*"*i»>3.V>"'; n*'-i^»mtft» ••*ai*M*** ijjt?r mttt.il.*'in iianuria*

THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 196*2 THt OHIO SENTINa PAGS 14 THB OHIO S*TMTMA THURSDAY, AUGUST 90, 196*1 PAGI IS Shiloh Plans 'Kpora

WEEKLY MEDITATION Shiloh Baptist church Youth beliefs, strengths and weakneases u he _z^ Workers, under chairmanship of and develop a personal commit­ Mlsa Aggie Woodard, have com­ ment. 9 "BUT THANKS be to Ood, pleted plans for the "Kpora" to which gtveth us the victory, thr- Cars will leave the church, 720 be held at Derby Creek park Sat­ wagh our Lord tie**** Christ." <| Mt. Vernon av., at 7 a, m. SepL urday, Sept. i. Oortothlans 13:57.) 1 and return to the church at 5:39 "Yi.mli, ages 12 to 24. are Invit­ p. m. the same day.. In thl* life, our chief concern urchei ed to attend. Registration fee ot ought to be to remain In harmony The following subjects wiU be 51 includes transportation, plan­ discussed during the study per­ with the will and purpos* of God. ned recreation, study periods, di­ iods: Mankind ha* never had adequate rected meditation and meals. resources with which to meet life. "If I Marry Outside My Be­ liefs," "Contemporary Religions," We do not have enough strength Theme for the "Kpora" Is "Baptist Doctrine." "Preparation within ourselves. Our world situa­ "Freedom and Responsible Liv­ for Marriage." "Job Opportuni­ tion is re-emphasising this fact ing." Purpos* of the meeting is BEV. SIMPSON ties," "Art ot Giving" and "Re­ In a most disturbing and painful better knowledge of the forces In sponsible Dating and Recreation." way. This be sot our one hope Is on not merely for five minutes the world; to evaluate our own Dr. James W. Parrlah Is'minis­ that we shall gain courage through longer, but continuously. Jesus had Christ to face whatever life can ter of Shiloh and Mrs. Esther W. unconquerable power in Himself, bring. Somehow, we must acquire Tyree ls chairman ot tb« Board Christ is victory for us. When the Spirit of God by being BORN of Christian Education. we give our wills to Him. we can Gospel Circuit AGAIN, and become a new crea­ overcome, for He told us that with­ tion In Jesus Christ. out Him we can do nothing. r*T*aR*t*at*n*snt^^ Emerson once said that a hero Evangelistic Unit will conduct OUR PRAYER Annual Tea la no braver than anyone else; he regular worship services at Home 9 O GOD, help us to know that is only brave for five minutes Echo Nursing Home, 215 Hamilton BEV. J I. DIXON, district • i| ulsli••• •! mt spiritual fellowship is necessary longer. This was not so with our av., Sunday, Sept. 2, beginning at the Cincinnati District *t Islington OaataJaawn* stevs. A. U AMMdge, Grady C. Brv*»t, Oatett and fundamental. Grant that rely­ Lord. He was daring In every test. 2 p. m. Rev. Cleophus Kee will Is Sept. 9 el Methediat*. chore he*. I* shown In front row of ing upon Thy presence we are Mill, The****** Darr aad W. Taylor Seals. «•*•* Yes. the life of Jesus astounds us. deliver the message. Bro. Arden phelo daring convention held recently nt M. able to triumph, In the name ot Carroll Early Blue Star Mothers ******** vtmrm Dr. Waaa C. King, anirinUa He shared our bitter lot even to Dennis will be in charge. P**l Methaattst arhafasa, 1.85 Hi*-*, at. Pari** annual tea will be held at Second dcpalr, but He was able to carry Jesus. Amen—REV. L. SIMPSON. Ky. The conference theme, "iestaa Christ Is mtmt ol Lexhrtghm IW.tr* t\ and Dr. E*—*rr*M SI*. Dorothy Johnson and Sis. Baptist church Sunday, SepL 5. Lord," was 4eveJ*p«d hy ll»v. Dixon, wh* Crockett, president at Philander Smith eelteg*. Lllll* Jones, one ot th* mothers 4 to 5:30 p. m. An interesting, pro­ placed special emnhaat* th* camaatsaion ef Little Reck, Ark. Sc*tt Pheto. from May's Nursing Home, led gram is being arranged by Mrs. ua < Churches Prepare For ^Mission' devotional exercises at Mary Jo's Amelia Prillerman. president, and Nursing Home last Sunday after­ Mr*. Ethel Slade. On Sept. 7, 11. missionaries from Mission* and the Women's Divi­ noon. Bro. Dennis spoke from the Refreshments: Mrs. Louise Em­ sion of Christian Service ot tho Hosack Observing Pastor's Ann'y WOMEN'S n.W wiU be *b*erved at Centenary mt th* lending talent ia tb* city. Executive Com­ foreign countries will gather in subject, "I Am God All By My­ ory, Mrs. Lillian Dandridge and' Dayton. They will have a week of General Board of Missions. Tha self." Mrs. Mary McReynold* of­ Ruth Woodlin. . The 26th anniversary el the pas­ Metbedfet rharch Sunday, Sept. t. Mr*. A. I.. mittee, first rem. left to right: Mr*, Glenn* quet Friday evening. Aug. ». %tmo*. • • "•**" Moyee. welt known hay speaker and widow ot the JB«talr). Mr*. Maaie Bennett, ehairmaa, Mr*. briefing and also conduct a session action program is supervised by fered remarks. Patron: Mrs. Adele Carter, torate of Rev. H. H. Teague at Rev. and Mra. Teague will be­ th* General Board of Evangelism late Kev. A. I* Moyer, will bring tbe morning I-avenia Jones, vice chairman, aad Mr*. Patricia of they Mission to American ln the chairman, Mrs. A. B. Flint and Hosack Baptist ls "oelng observed gin a month's vacation Immedi­ WHERE YOU CAN BUY message from tbe subject, "The Christian We* t'pahnw. Second raw: Mrs. John Houston, Mrs. Dayton churches. during the 13 weeks of the mis­ Mrs. Hattie Smith. and will continue until Aug. 31. ately following the banquet. Asso­ maa in a Chancing World." In tbe evening nt Ova Reyster, Mrs. Mabel Hssklns.—Tierce nnd sion from Sept. 7 to Dec. 15. Hostesses, Mrs. Malnes* Truss, ciate ministers of Hosack will fill After the session ln Daylon. The five-day celebration began t o'clock "Musical Moments," will present soma Mrs. E. V. Davis ot Malaya, Mrs. Helen Guthrie and Mrs. the pulpit during the pastor's ab­ they will be on their way to wit­ last Sunday with the following as THE OHIO has been selected to lead tha. Banks. ^Sw sence. ness activities In 121 other centers speakers: Rev. H. W. Patterson of "Mission to Araerlcai" for the Decors tion: Mr*. Zora Jones. Mt. Carmel Baptist; Aug. 27, Rev. of the Methodist church In 38 SMX AND SHOT-IN _ Mrs. eight Methodist churches ot th? Finance: Mrs. Zora Jones and R. T. Gleave* of Friendship Bap­ Progressive Bapt Annual Conferences. Ruth Moon, Laura Betton, Mr*. To Convene Sept. 16-23 Lexington Conference ot the St. Mrs. Catherine Johnson. tist; Aug. 25. Rev. C. C. Sykes, SENTINR Cecil MB ha n. Fred Moor*, Mrs. Spiritual Churches o( the Soul of the Soul, ot which Bishop W. BY SADIE M. JACKSON Leaders or "missionaries" are Louis area of the Central Juris­ Chairman, Mrs. Hattie Redmond. Progressive Baptist; Aug. 29, Rev. M. Hcdgepath. Mrs. Katie King. will convene Sept. If through Sept. M. Stewart is pastor. Rev. C. C. Sykes. pastor, mem­ selected by Missions Area secret­ diction ot the Methodist Churches A. C. Brogdon, Mt. Vernon Av. This Week*, listing: Jak« Wilkey, Joe Hendricks. Mrs. Bishop George D. Gantlin, New bers and officers Invite the public aries of the Division ot World located in Columbus Sept. 15 to 21. (All US FOR AME. 23 for thrir 44th annual conference Sylvia Clark, Mrs. Anna Mae Har­ ERNIE'S MARKET Castle, Pa., national bishop and to attend the following services: Second Baptist in Nashville, Tenn. Service* will FULL MEASURE Thursday. Aug. 20, the Baptist ris, Mrs. Georgia Whaley, Mr*. B. overseer, extend* an invitation to -FOUNDERS DAY SET BY HATTYE V*. REDMOND 322 Taylor Ava. be at St. Joseph's Spiritual Church Church school, 9:30 a. m.; wor­ FHC Guild Members Ministers Bible League will be In Preston. Mr*. F. Standifer, Mrs. the public to attend. OBG Men's Charity Club. Inc., Guest ministers during the ab­ ship. 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. m.; BTU, OF PROTELT10N charge and the celebration will Eli Pearson and Mrs. Rhina wilt have their annual Founders sence of the pastor. Rev. Charles EAST SIDE MARKET 5:30 p. m.; prayer meeting, Wed­ To Worship At Second climax with an anniversary ban­ Sprinkle. Day Sept. 9 at 3:30 p. m. at Cald­ Docs the present day F. Jenkins, were. Rev. William IL nesday, 7:30 p. m. Missionary, 1432 Mt. Vernon Ava. FHC Guild will l>* guests of well Temple AME Zion, 925 Bry­ value of your property Holloway, pastor-emeritus of Bet­ Services ln Columbus Churches Thursday, 1 p. m. Second_Communlty church. 225 S. den rd., Rev. J. Dallas Jenkins, outweigh your fire in­ hany Presbyterian church, Sunday, A COURSE In religious educa­ Wheatland av., Sunday morning, pastor. James Martin, chairman. Aug. 15, at morning worship. Guest Ministers Speak At Oakley CHRIST/MAN S MARKET Sept. 2. This is the group's annual surance coverage? If Gay Street Baptist tion is being held each Sunday Sunday, Aug. 26, at the morning Oakley Baptist church, of which Savoy Jr., minister ot Grace 1632 lecnord Ava. worshipping together service. All Patronise HenUael Advertiser* For The Spiritual Refreshing Pause, Come To THE GAY ST. BAPV from 6 to 7 p. m. Mrs. Sykes so your loss could be worship. Rev. Earl G. Rows, as­ Rev. Jacob J. Ashburn Is pastor, Presbyterian church, Miami, Fla., TIST CHURCH, 49* E. Gay St., Cor. of Gay St. and Washington members are asked to be at the substantial. Better sociated with the Housing Board. teacher. A brief refreshment period had guest ministers to serve at u*ed as his subject, "Eulogy for AL*S MARKET Ave., U. G. Campbell, Minister. Sunday Church School—8:15 a. m. church before 10:45 a. m. Singing hy the women's chorus, both service* last Sunday. Moses." He was accompanied by Regular Worship—10:35 a. m. Communion service* each first Sun­ follows each session. Anyone de­ check A. Kelton Lawrence, director. day. Special services apon announcement. siring to take part in the training Mattie llenson, president; Willla COLUMBUS Rev. Richard Reginald Ashburn, his wife and father, William F. 796 Bossett St. Rev. Jenkins, will return from is welcome. Tate, assistant secretary. pastor of Second Baptist church, Savoy Sr. his vacation and will occupy th* ! Sandusky, O., spoke at morning Mt. Olivet Baptist FUNERAL DIRECTORY ST. ClAtR HOTEL Earl Hood pulpit, Sunday Sept. 3. worship service. His subject was: CLl'B TO MEET Visit next Sundav at Mt. Olivet Baptist, 428 E. Main St. "Ita "Understanding the Times and Maryland Park Neighborhood 338 St. Cloir Av*. Creed Bat Christ." H. Beecher Hicks, minister. The Church At P0SNER5 CROSBY RINERAi. Sunday, Sept. 9, a pew rally Study. 9 *. m. The Church At Worship, 10:48 a. m. BapUst Train­ -a. rWin^j HOME Insurance Agency Knowing What You Ought To Do." i club will meet at the home of ing Union, 6 p. m. The Church At Worship, 7:30 p. m. will be held by Circle 4. "The House of 976 E. Long CL. 2*4211 He wa* accompanied by the new ! Mrs. Geneva Chicks, 1327 Atche- LEO ROBINSON Friendly Service" Mrs. Ashburn, who was presented i son st.. Sept. 5. Mrs. Ophea Price. Member Sunday, Sept. 33. an organiza­ 1063 D*vais* St. Second Commonity Church 2323 E. Fifth Ave. ML Vernoa Ava. District tion tea for the benefit of Women's j to the congregation. {president; Mrs. Rcrwena Lucas, ror a message and fellowship that lifts. Instructs, Inspires and Improvement Association Day effort, will be held. ln th« evening. Rev. William F. i secretary. challenges, worship with Second Community Church. 288 S. High­ BROOKS FUNERAL land Ave. Church School, 0:30 a. m. Morning Worship. 10:45 Skintona a. m. Rev. Normal C. Crosby. Minister. HOME INC. 1105 E. Long St. CL. 3-1411 Second Baptist lightens, brightens skin MRS. D. A. WHITTAKER COLUMBUS' MOST FAMOUS .WORE AND AFTH TF'ATRE RESTAURANT You're always welcome at Second BapUst, 1M N. 17th St. C P. '•*•< *,>\ AND SONS, INC. Jenkins, minister. Church school, 0:15 a. m. Morning worship, •A MEETING PLACE FOR THE BIG NAME STARS 10:45 a. m. Evening worship, 7 p. ni. HEACHES FUNERAL HOME Bms/M sKnt ISO E. Long St. CL. 8-3519 Shiloh Baptist -mo FASHIONED" Come to ShHoh BapUst, Hamilton at Mt. Vernon Aves. James W. WILLIAMS AND McNABB Parrish, minister. Radio broadcast (WBNS), 5:15 a. m. Church MORTUARY, INC. SIZZH6 StlAKS-FRI® II ii: SEAFOOD school (children may b* left with competent mothers during wor­ FUNERAL HOMI ship), 9 a. m. Church At Worship, 11 a. m. Continued Church f-OTn-nt; A Qtnnall.il Mao* OfDilijNi.il -Tood* Around Tha Clock . . . 14 Hour* Ev*r> daj A 818 E. Lang Ht. CL. 5 MSI school for small children, ll a. m. BapUst Training Union, 1p.m. Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. Music by tlv* choir*. a h&tS**m raan\ C D WHITE AND SONS WATCH FOR BUSINESS LUNCHEON AND OTHER MONEY-SAVING SPECIALS a pat-fad -paw-Jar FUNERAL HOME Union Grove Baptist 1217 ML Vernon Av-. CL. 5-1511 Church At Worship, 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. ra. Nursery for babies and dining room Phale D. Hale, minister. Church school for all ages, » a. m. m and pre-school children while you worship. Junior church with Th* Above Li'.*' Includes novelty food bar planned worship on the level of children through ag* of 11 at 10:45 Members Of The Columbus 741 e. long $1. al hamillon a. m. BTU ror all ages, 8 p. m. Personal and family counseling Funeral Ass'n by appointment. hWaduta" «f Power's Barsamot/Tha Jar wilh th* Star' THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1962 THURSDAY. AUGUST 30, 1962 me OHIO SENTINa PACE 17 PAGE 16 THI OHIO SENTINEI Gwen Ragey Danes chool. Rev. Rasaeit M. Jones, former city Beatty Center Ork Holds Reunion councilman. Commentary on the Nite Beat latest sportswear waa given by BY WEBSTER S. LYMAN JR. ot he young people, who were a Rosebud Brown of tho Browaell Bg WIU J AM '•BURBLES" HOU.OWAY Beatty Center orchestra held a part of this group, ever got Into School of Modeling. Entertainment reunion at Barnett's White House any difficulty with the law during was furnished bv the Hank Msrr thl* period of later in life. recently. This was the first meet* 9 HO MATHER what your and it Just so happens she is Trio, and Merry Maker Floyd Jlmusements Some of the former members choice niny be ... the classics, Brwwn of Lllchfleld Lounge "and Ing since IMS when the group from Ohio, too! That person Is are playing music . professionally disbanded as a result of the male swing, rock and roll, or those none other than Ad* Lee. Most Recrestion Room hsndled the MC In thi* city or In other localities. members being called Into the good ol' funky blues, there Is or you caught her at the Cafe. chores. Many of the group have tranuf- armed services. one thing you've got to admit . . . Soetety this last week, but she fered their acquired musical 9 A BIT of tragic news on the JAZZ TS HERE TO STAY! was at her very greatest Sunday The orchestra was organized in talent to church and choral musi­ Coluir' • the name ot Terrl Temple. Pythian Ballroom, Lin­ culminated the wonderful evening, grounds. a four week stand at Ihe plush which is to be known as the these days, swung as usual. In rPswauas. coln Ballroom and other dance You wouldn't have believed PiaBo Lotinge, which is one of the Fabulous JO0. They have even ORCHESTRA members and tact be played as though It were halls. One of its regular activities that it was Sunday in Ohio, but better jazz spots in that city. chartered a bus to make the 9 u LI 1.. <;OT TO get oft to guests present were: going tn be the last time he was to provide a variety show at Ohio was the center of attraction Following the Marr Trio Is a local Journey to Cleveland. For what? Chicago DOW, and gather up some Mr. and Mrs. C.eorgc Ander­ would ever see the organ. All In the Empress theatre every Satur­ on this Sunday, as the Jaw Disci­ boy, and one ot the better or­ mor« news for you, and just to son, Mrs. Geraidine Barnett. Miss all, it was probably the finest • CLUB REGAL, doing very- day preceding the afternoon doulbe ples took the stand, and com­ ganists, "Cacto Dave sad The make the trip exciting, I think Hare! Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Lon­ menced to wall (and If anyone presentation of jazz that I have Downbeaterti," and you HILL well since their opening last Thurs­ I'll go by way of Toledo. Till next feature. ever seen, and it did make a nie E. Burney Jr., Miss Kay heard them down at the "Mush­ want to catch them. Featured on day. Cbtaek Henderaos >IVJ his week. •MISS MKRRY MAKER" coate»UaU and win­ htcky winner, who received MOO; Leandra In addition to local engage­ Lyman Busey, Virgil Davis, room" a tew weeks buck, you'd believer out of me. vocals, as well as a variety of ner lineup tor photographer after wlndup of I.uslrr. runnerup; Kathrya Harrtrtoa, Gerti ments; principally, Springfield. Simeon (Tippy) Dyer. Mr. Peter know what I mean. One Uiing ls assured. I've been things, la none other than "Cal- annual affair Sunday at POP Ixxta-e. Lett to Wood* Browne!! Model, third; Sandra Capito. Newark, Zanesville. Urbana. Chill- Prance, Chester Lyman, Mr. and informed, there will be another •atTla," a swlngin' chick If you < right: Kosemarie Barrett. •'Miss MM. ID*}*', Ml** MM', I'.h-.f *,nd first recipient ol the tcothe. Sandusky. Gahanna. Urban­ Mrs. Joseph W. Lyman Jr., 9 ANOTHER Ohioan. Dan Cats. OHIO VALLEY JAZZ FESTIVAL ever saw one, Wahartta O'Bannon, Ruth Coleman, this year** honor. crest, London and Angolo. Ind. Att'y and Mrs. Webster S. Lyman who sings and plays guitar, turned next year, and ttteorge Wein In­ Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pruttt, In an exceptional performance, tends to make it bigger and better 9 STILL packing them In at THE INSTRUMENTAL port ol Cleveland: Mr. and Mrs. Harry but there la one person who than ever. the Cadillac ls Christine KlttreM, THE the orchestra consisted of violins, F. Ross Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Carl stole tbe whole show that night. 9 ON THE Columbus scene, one featured singer with "Mr. Luc- 'Wildcat'Replaces'Picnic' guitars, trumpets, trombones, sax­ Snow, Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher W. key," and his drummer Jimmy OASIS ophones, clarinets, tubas, base Twitty Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Donald 5 4S-WM RECORDS ONLY $3.9«-lATEST HITS Griss. CIRCiE BAH & COCKTAIL L0US6E Martha Raye, large-mouthed Final Kenley production of the violins, drums and piano. Voca­ E. Washington, Miss Margaret 9 THE DEUCE, on the corner LIQUOR • BEER • WINE star comedienne of television, summer season will be the beloved list*, trios, quartets and Inter­ Woodley. Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. MIAMI RECORD SHOP films, the stage and night cluhs, Frani Lehar musical romance in pretive dance groups were BISO George Young. at Leonard and St Clair, la bring, Served In A Congenial Atmosphere DEUCE will be the star of the Kenley a modern version. "The Merry featured. Over W young people MIAMI AVE. CL. £4828 ing to town the only bald-headed Daily U A. M. Till 10 V. M. /Free Delivery Player*' production of the Broad­ Widow" the week of Sept. 11. Pat­ participated in thi* unique activity. femal vocalist, Jewell Jsrysaer, tMl MT. VERNON AVE. Largest Selection Of Spiritual Record** Is Central OWo 502 St. Cloir Ava. way musical comedy. "Wildcat" rice Munsel, star of the Metro- It l» Interesting to note that none Meat Tha Gang At on Sept. 3. Dick Shell©** and his I opening a week's stay at Veterans politinn Opera and television, and HORACE'S PUCE Quartet are still upsetting tin* PRESENTS Memorial at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday. Bob Wright are In the star cast, people over there nightly. (Formerly Sam's) Sept. 4 and continuing through MS N. Fourth St. at Second 9 LOCAL JAZZ fans, and those Sunday evening. Sept. 9. There are Currently Kenley musical come­ TV SERVICE AX. 8-058*1 who Just like pretty females, will Saturday and S.n.'t.iy matinees at dy hit is "Flower Drum Song," JEWELL Free Home Estimates Dina ond Dance have a real beige treat this week 2:43. continuing nightly through Sunday, To The Music of starting Aug. 21 when Warrea The hooking of ••Wildcat" re* Sept. 2 plus Saturday and Sunday EXPERT WORK GUARANTEED Little J. C. No wonder Stephetaa, who ia maestro at the place* the previously-announced matinees at 2:45. Juanita Hall. NO SERVICE CHARGES Aad HU Mushroom, brings in the very BRYNNER engagement ot Gardner McKay Ramon Novarro, Michi Kobl. Coco pretty vocalist, MIsa I'eggy Cooper in "Picnic." Ramirez, and Patrick Adiarte. DYNAMITES AND BAND BEER - WINE - WHISKEY the English Jr. The occasion will mark the JVAIITA RAMON AX. 4-2064 beginning of the Mushroom's 7 BEGINNING FINE FOOD_ HALL * NftVABRQ Horace DeJornett, Prop. nights a week policy. Miss Cooper MONDAY, SEPT. 3 'Oklahoma' Production Is Amazing keep so cool! will be backed up by the Lesser 3-f MICHI KOBI -fc •ass Trio, which is .quite a group IN ROOGCRS a HAMM£R1»I£iN S Now Nightly I remember so well the very theatre public has forgotten what The 'New' (mix CfOrdorfs Qin in a tali, to be backed up by. Dick SheltorTs Band early HMO's about the time we It was alt about. And, ton, they 9 THE MEBRV MAKERS bsd fLOWEIs have a nack of getting the right Featuring were getting serious about th" Little • little weather trouble Sunday, war, a road show stopped over artist in the right role, for who ticeddrink-andyou will, too!)* TIPPIN' SNN BAR bat everything came out pretty. DRUM SONG Darrell Eubanks could have fitted the role of Cur- at the Hart man bringing the first . Modern Bar StSO STASHING ley, the show hero, any better as that lovely hmth Holaasn walked i ot those super-masterpieces ol Accommodations he English art not easily bzed, Rogers and Hlart in something a- than Robert Horton. Shirley's off with the "Miss Merry Maker" COCO and DANNY MEEHAN ( For ,*>0 People even by summer heat. This Tuesday-Talent Night ) bout the southwest called "Okla- T title, over a fieid at live contes­ ALTHOCOH there was plenty BEER . WINE - LIQUOR i homa," and everyone liked the national talent was given a cheer­ tants. Runnersup were. . .2nd —-•IN— of good dancing in the school, the MIXED DRINKS - FOOD 18th & Sunday - Matinee I show. Last Tuesday tire Kenley ful accompaniment in 1769, when place, Leasdrs Luster and Srd. MARTHA RAYE Kenley Players chose to open with Open 5:30 A. M. Main Sts. PERSON j Players presented their version to Alexander Cordon Introduced Jerri Wood*. Other contestants! a ballet so contrasted with that Close 2:30 A. M. AU LEGAL and Jam Night i Columbus at Veterans Memorial. his remarkable gin. The and pretty ones Indeed, were m MUSIOU. SMASH road show which opened w 1th Closed All Day Sunday* BEVERAGES AT Cordon's yoa drink today Kathryn Harrison snd Juaaetts The Kenley Players are amar- Aunt feller sitting on the porch 780 MT. VERNON AVE POPULAR PRICES harks bade to hit origi KENLEY PLAYERS ! ing. They can pick up an old and Curley walking on the scene (Corner St. Clair) PARK IN REAR formula, because one does OnSassos, "WILDCAr SEPT. 4th tftru 9ih DANCING ; number, revitalize It and make singing about the beautiful morn­ CL, 2-0240 CL 2-0258 not tamper with gin of Being a queen la nothing new ' it a smash hit long after the ing. Dulcie Cooper was convinc­ Joha Dixon, Mgr. 1 ing as Aunt Filer. such distinctive dryness to Miss Holman, who reigns as and flavour. Try it soon the 1983 ROTC queen at Central Who could forget the antics of in a tangy Cin Ik Tonic Betty Carr and Neal Thorpe, who State college, where she Is a stu­ QKVI IMF BAR AND carried the comedy to keep the or Tom Collins. You'll (GIN ?-."?:':i MvxsEi OH I LIE, rjiuiur. I. mmWmWEESM dent The queen was assisted by DINING ROOM first njghters chuckling through­ see why, summer and CeCM.1. Golf Club Ssadra Capito, who holds the CM. IONG t HAMILTON CL. 20228 out, l-aurie Franks came back to winter", Cordon's Cin delight Uie play in the lead femi­ »s the biggest seller in distinction of being original "Miss Where Hospitality Begin* nine role and still was ln very England, America, and Merry Maker. Rase Marie Barrett, Your Hostess - Mrs. lay Redman good voice. 6lh Annual Chicken Dinner indeed - the world! the tS92 queen, presented Miss Serving Liquor, Beer, Good Food Daily $%tl $737 Holman with the coveted tiara, The Kenley Players close out HICKORY HAVEN FARM jaJMfi available ta the season with another very, very J., Uammhti. 0MM UQUOR will be another smash hit with W. L Saunders, President Judges for the contest were Beer • Wine • Food at tSM CA 4-4247 tt A.M. ta 10 ».*. GRill a youthful freshness as though It Br i b To Canyout fl£j£ gS^V^i * ".? « « •••» *•**««•. coaaaa. Cast oa Havea Paul Turner, local real estate £QB CHO'C? S:A"S Woke Reserve??.or.?, frorly' was just produced for th* first Oaraanr *d, to Dixtm 1**, mile, to Hickory Farm. Champion I Mt. Vernon O. 2-0300 Mr*, toy Redmon, Prop agent Shirley sYilMsma, ot the €, time.—I*. LKE. Doaattoa fl.f* ' itgnsSgaSail i I IN' mi m •ii,i n-TrT Ut THU1SDAV, AUGUST 30, 1961 PAGE 18 THI OHIO SENTINH. THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1962 THB OHIO SENTINEL FAGB 19 tornia. "Musical Moments," featuring 9 CLUB OF the week; THE leading talent of our city. There FAITH. HOPE. AND QIArUTY will also be a baby contest, Talk Oi Town CLUB (FHC) is our club 'of the O A TD? TO STUDENTS: STAY Jets Set For Labor Day Double Header week. Mrs. Mattle Henson, pre­ IN SCHOOL, Don't wreck your Columbus Jots' final homestand da vacation for four persons at the season wtth a three game series presenfs By PAT HTTNT sident; Mrs. Mabel Biggers, future by dropping out of school. of the season, starting with a event. on Sept 7-8-9. (Pbose 255-7*178) 86 N. Ohio Ave. secretary; Mrs. Francis Kcllum, Labor Day doubleheader with Prior to their last road trip of Before their last visit to Atlanta Those who. do not have high club reporter. Typo of club—char­ Jacksonville, Is & do-or-dic situ­ tho season the Jeta had won four the locals and Crackers had NIGHT ity. We wish this organazation school diplomas will be compelled ation in the team's effort to finish gomes and lost five with Jackson­ split the season series at eight 9 THE OHIO SENTINEL'S Murphy's Gifts "n" Things, a- much success. to accept work that colls foe in Uie first division and playoffs in ville. The Jets had .won four ot victories apiece. The Jets were ANNUAL NICKEL DAY AT long with their daughters,. Flecla, little skill or no skill at all. And ihe International League. six games at Jet Stadium but both 4-4 at Jet Stadium and Ponce HARNESS GOODING'S ZOO PARK WILL Desme and Dewypnee, are still 9 WOMEN'S Day of Centenary de Leon Park. talking about the tun they had. even these will bo harder to The first gamp on Labor Day, had dropped all three at Jackson­ BE A DAY REMEMBERED BY Methodist church will be observed Tickets for all future Jet games O CHATTED with Mr. and Mrs. find in tho future because "com­ Monday, Sept. 3rd. starts at 4:30 ville. MANY FAMILIES. While inter­ Sept. 9, Mrs, Macls Bennett, are on sale now at the stadium viewing several families, several Orlie Phillips and daughters, mon labor is going out." Young p. m. and the gates will open at The Atlanta Crackers, *k-ho*n* RACING chairman; Mrs. Lavlna Jones, co- 3:30 p. m. ticket office; Reservations may be youngsters stated that they Paulette and Yvonne. Also seated workers will have to prepare them*, long with the Jets and Rochester now THRU siPimm &•• • at the picnic table were Mr. and chairman; Mrs. Patricia Upshaw, There will be plenty of picnic are bottling for third and fourth made by calling 224-1176. thought this was a wonderful pro­ selves for a rapidly changing and ject, because many ol them did Mrs. John Haynes, Debra Battles, secretary, and Mrs. Glcena Boas- 1a hies available and free check­ place in the standings, will help at Ohio's jiwqiKt Qlm• ,<;• not get to go on summer va­ Shirley Simmlngton, Raymel Cur­ PAT HUNT ley make up the Women's Day more complex world of work. ing facilities for picnic baskets the. team close out tho regular cation. What a wonderful way to ry, Jeannle Hardlway. Mr. Phil­ They will need more training and at the Stadium. Scioto u^owtw Mrs. Naomi Ernst, director and Committee. Mrs. Mabel Hasklns make your children happy. lips Is'associated wilh the Circu­ education. sow utiTH HUH ifwir-cwrwi*: ; o»/» lation and Promotion Dept. at The daughter, Leontyne, nnd house­ will preside at Sunday morning The Newark Blue Raiders Amer­ Newscarrlers and all youngsters Ohio Sentinel. I managed to in­ keeper, Mrs. Dolly Gaston, are service. Mrs. A. L Moyer will ican Legion Post 85's competitive enjoying rides, winning prlxes, terview Andre Lewis, 15 years ol now vactionlng. pe guest speaker, speaking on drum and bugle corps will per- Staff member, Mrs. Louise eating popcorn, cotton candy and age. He attends Llnmoor Jr. High the theme: "The Christian Woman ' form between gomes. Danny Bige- 7 IV Picture Shirts and Ties hot dogs seemed to be thrilled. Alums, dressed in a lovely pink The Paul Peterson Co, school. Hobbles — all sports. In a Changing World." Al 6:30 'low^ot Columbus Is drum major Ik* URtte Hoi. ta in. Wall" I had a quick glance at Mrs. He hopes to become an engineer. cotton dress nnd matching ac­ -950 Dublin Rd cessories, served as our gracious p. m., the women will present | and Walter-CampeM, also of Co- Ed Baitey HU. 6-555S Ramona Henry and family watch­ Andre was one ot the many Ohio ' lumbus,' la drill Instructor. ing Sonny excited over his rides. Sentinel carriers enjoying lots of hostess for the Tau Tau Upsllon Tubes '19* Thanks—6 N. High Sorority style show. The director Ramona ls one ot the efficient and fun at the outing. Hesresides with Ibflfcir'C CHOP BCE¥ The seven game series with the I kind staff workers at Tyler Drug his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil and staff members thank this first place Suns Includes twi-nlght group of ladies for presenting niliU J RESTAURANT Stores. Lewis, and sisters and brothers, (an tt. 2-7181 doubleheaders on Tuesday, Sept. this show to our Sr. Citizens. 31 N. Helton Rd. CL. 8-3284 The D. D. Murphys, owners of Cegurna, Byron and Virgil Lewis. 4th, and Wednesday, Sept. 5th.and 9 MISS DEBRA Battles, Cleve­ Special Prices On Carryout* for Free Estimate * Along with the many, many ' a single night game on Thursday, "~ STATE OF OHIO. Department land, Is the house guest ot Miss Legal Beverages Of Insurance. CERTIFICATE OF families my son, John Hunt, and Paulette Phillips, Sept 6th. COMPLIANCE. The undersigned. this reporter says this day will be Superintendent ot Insurance Ot My mother. Mrs. S. P. West, ls Spa^w-Bftsw^g This is Sandy's Night and some The State of Ohio, hereby certifies long remembered as an exciting and entertaining day. visiting her/ daughter, Miss Bessie WILSON'S OHIO GRILL " lucky Individual will win a Flori­ < that Globe Lite Insurance Com­ Hunt, in Pittsburgh. pany, ot Chicago, State of Illinois. Ufa Mt. Vernon Ave. £52-0614 has complied with the laws of this - 9 VESTS AND VIEWS from the Miss Linda Willis and father, makes the State applicable to It and is auth­ Rldgeway Home. Nida Cooley S/Sgt. Leon Willis, motored to HOME COOKED FOOD orised during the current year to from Chicago was a recent guest Kansas City. He Is stationed at Open Dally 6 A. M. till l A. M. Clowns Threaten transact in this state its appropri­ Schilling Air Force Base. Linda Ellen Smith, Prop. difference ate business of insurance. Its Fi­ of his sister, Miss Rebecca Cooley. nancial condition Is shown by its Miss Cooley Is nrfnembered for her Is one of our cub Ohio Sentinel annual statement to have been as lovely recitations. reporters. Suit Against Pgh. follows on Dec. SI. 1961: Admitted Mr. and Mrs. Allen Redman, 9 RECXEVED a card from Mrs. Assets 115.046.615.46; Liabilities QUALITY FOOD SHOP BELL "• * Greenfield. O*. Mr. ond Mrs.Deligh t Eubanks and son. Frank, TELEVISION SlS.044,454.64; Net Assets $2,002.- 1246 Oak St. 252-0346 1-W.R2; Capital 1500,000.00-. Sur­ Homer Johnson and son stopped vacationing ln N. York. Mrs. Bes­ 1068 MT. VERNON AVE. plus $1,502.15882: Income $5,075.- In for a chat with residents. Mrs. sie Harris and Mrs. Lillie Days Complete Meals Dally Spoils Promoter Specializing In Barbecue O Door East ot 245 50; Expenditures $3,383,458.44. Katie Smith, Mrs. Daisy Saunders and family motored to Cleveland Cameo Theatre) The Indianapolis Clowns last IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have over the weekend. 156. Hamburgers hereunto subscribed my name and and Mrs. Kathryn Howard. 5 l'. M. Unt'l i A. M. week appealed to the District Staff members, Becky Wilson. Mrs. Flora Foster Informs me Dependable and Attorney in Pittsburgh, Pa., to caused my seal to be affixed at Prop. .times Anthony Columbus, Ohio, this day and Beatrice Phillips. Sadie Lewis and she will spend a month in Call- Guaranteed Television take legal action against promoter date. July 1. lass, Robert L. Mul­ Pat Hunt have returned from Serving Columbus 11 years Service it Holland F. Kelley, 1656% Coal st. lins. Superintendent ot Insurance of Ohio. (SEAL.) . their vacations. for the team's halt-share of gate VILLAGE TAVERN receipts due from a game there STATE OF OHIO, Department 1213 MT. VERNON AVE. STATE OF OHIO. Department 9 .; I ' on July 30. Of Insurance. CERTIFICATE OF Of Insurance, CERTIFICATE OF Colombus. O.

COMPLIANCE. The undersigned. VISIT THE SPIT 1 COMPLIANCE. The undersigned. Serving the People ba and i, >• - General Manager Syd Pollock Superintendent ot Insurance Ot Superintendent of Insurance Of Around Polndexter Village ~< . I • told the legal office that Kelley The State of Ohio. Taereby certifies Tbe State of Ohio, hereby certifies HEER, WINE GOOD FOOD that Mutual Boiler A Machinery that Globe Security Insurance ."• . • agreed to promote the Downs Company, of Chtfcago, State ot Illi­ Opea 7 AM. Close 1 P. M. SPIRTSMAN'S GRIU Insurance Company, of Waltham, CHESTER E WHITE. Oar. WHERE THE PRICES ARE RIGHT 3 / • I there on a 60-50 basis, and that State of Massachusetts, has com­ nois, has complied with the laws the-.-Clowns were due $473.55 as plied with the laws ot this State ot this State applicable to lt and Liquor, Beer, Food 9 Try Our Famous Fish Sandwtche* applicable to it and is authorized ts authorized during the current Drnft Beer Just A Little Bit Better their share. Pollock said that Kel­ during the current year to trans­ year to transact in this State Its LONG ST., COK. 3RD CA. I-58J7 ley has not paid the team as yet, act in this State its appropriate appropriate business of insurance. and has made no promise to do so. business of insurance on the Mu­ Its Financial condition is shown THE SUNSET INN by its annual statement to have tual Plan. Its Financial condition OS N. Fourth 4X. 9-0178 "In our 33 years ot operating Is shown by its annual statement been as follows on Dec. 31, 1961: FOR THE BEST IN this is the first time any pro­ Admitted Assets $3,666,210.25; Lia­ Specializing In Barbecue to have been as follows on Dec, moter has ever engaged our ball 81. 1961: Admitted Assets $30,898.- bilities $1020,473.19: Net Assets and Southern Pried Chicken $1,645,737.06; Capital $1,000,000.00: HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS TRY THE team and failed to settle up with 733.46; Liabilities $17,051,085.84; Beer. Wine, Whiskey Surplus $13,847,647.62; Income Surplus $645,737.06; Income our road business manager (Ed $21,114,445.09; Expenditures $19.- $1,904,885.37: Expenditures $1,444. Daily t» A. M. to 1 A. M. Hamman)." the Clowns' general 438.419.49. IN WITNESS WHERE­ 837.01. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. manager wrote. The game was OF, I have hereunto subscribed I have hereunto subscribed my my name and caused my seal to name and caused rny seal to be played at Munhall, Pa. Stadium. affixed at Columbus. Ohio, this TURNER'S be affixed at Columbus, Ohio, this CARNEGIE HOTEL • Pollock said that in addition to day and date. July 1, 1962. Robert day and date. July 1. 1662. Robert RESTAURANT L. Mullins, Superintendent ot In­ L. Mullins. Superintendent ot In­ the $41*3.55 owed the Clowns from surance of Ohio. .(SEAL.) tfiV* B. Lang at. surance of Ohio. (SEAL.) 8% Baer - Wine - Whiskey gate receipts, that Kelley also STATE OF OHIO, Department STATE OF OHIO. Department HOME COOKED FOODS ClEVEUND'S FINEST owes an additional $268 lor adver­ Ot Insurance. CERTIFICATE OF Of Insurance. CERTIFICATE OF tising and $36.00 for equipment COMPLIANCE. The undersigned. COMPLIANCE. The undersigned. CA. 4-0688 60 Rooms - Air Conditioned - Television Superintendent of Insurance OI Superintendent of Insurance Of The State of Ohio, hereby certifies The State of Ohio, hereby certifies that Employers Mutual Fire In­ that Badger Mutual Insurance DOCTOR surance Company, of Wausau. Company ot Milwaukee, State of BAR AND RESTAURANT State of Wisconsin, has complied Wisconsin, has complied with the with the laws of this State applic­ laws of.this State applicable to it HOTEL X-2K's able to it and ls authorized during and is authorized during the cur­ COURTESY the current year to transact in rent year to transact in this state this state its appropriate business its appropriate business of insur­ ance on the Mutual Plan. Its Fi­ of Insurance on the Mutual Plan. MAJESTIC COMFORT , Taara't a big tfifferenco In fust osVmg fot beer Its Financial condition is shown nancial condition is shown by its ADDITION: by Its annual statement to have annual statement to have been as ENJOY CLEVELAND'S 740 ... ond, m asking for SPAWOT BREWED Burger been as follows on Dec. 81, 1961; follows on Dec. 31, 1961: Admitted COHVEHIEHCE 369 802 Why should anyone >a •wtisfted with just Admi tted Assets $17,948,076.35: Assets $14,185,532.23; Liabilities VACATION LAND 277 159 331 «ny beer? Always insist on tha finest.. .always Liabilities $10,388,466.74; Surplus $11.483.064.57; Surplus $2,702,447.- 2*291 East S5tb Street AMPLE PARKING $7.559.609.61: Income $9,000,576.- 66; Income $8,136,519.33; Expendi­ Insist on Burger. Pour yourself o gloss of Kght, re- 60; Expenditures $8,269,478.91. IN tures $7,508,838.63. IN WITNESS Cleveland, Ohio SUBTRACTION: hashing, defidous Burger Bear. The supreme fio- WITNESS WHEREOF. I have WHEREOF I have hereunto sub­ Private Baths — Radio 590 975 915 vcr of Burge* Bear will quickly convince you that hereunto subscribed my name and scribed my name and caused my Television 6803 Carnegie Ave. yea era enjoying true test* sotisfodion. Hove fun caused my seal to be affixed at seal to be affixed at Columbus. 241 182 476 Columbus. Ohio, this day and Ohio, this day and date. July 1, • Transient Guest Welcome Cleveland, Ohio ,.. have e Snorkle* Brewed Burger Beer. 1962. Robert L. Mullins, Superin­ • Efficient Room Service • ,, ,.3.t3 ,::••-( CO., date. July 1. 1962. Robert L. Mul­ HE. 1-1500 Chcrmaine Room lins. Superintendent ot Insurance tendent of Insurance ot Ohio. a Free Parking ADDITION: 646, 961, 071 .... «mti»«3»»n, **ao»*. •*•»• ot Ohio. (SEAL-> (SEAL.) An H. L "OeanT Johnson EnTerprito SUBTRACTION: 349, 793, 439.

*"5f^*J"S'? *a^*7* i"*rfr-t<(i * !i * •t&>-St$%g%§j$ THt OHIO fOflMat FAGE 31 THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1963 THURSDAY. AUGUST 30, 1963 I»AG£ 20 THE OHIO somm. GROCERIES, CARRY OUTS GROCERIES, CARRY-OUTS UEGAL NOTICES REAL ESTATE FOR SALE PUBUC NOTICES PUBUC NOTICES NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT NOTICE OP API-OINTMENT Jessie Maa Goodwin, whosa last known address is unknown, will WANT ADS MUST SACRIFICE! Notice la hereby given that Notice l«i hereby given that take notice that on August 14, 1962, ARE EASY TO PLACE mu tULLEF AVE. Paulln* K. O'Crady. 10*5© Kingn- Hattie I. Confer, 5069 Pontiae St, r Bernis Goodwin filed his petition JUST DIAL CA. 1-4536 Must have action now, ax bury PL, Columbus, O., has been Columbus, ()., has been duly ap­ purchased another home. Beau­ duly appointed and qualified as pointed and qualified as Execu- In the Common Pleas Court of ST. CLAIR CARRY OUT A Courteees Wont Ad tiful drtve-ln park. 2-floor, S- Executrix of the Estate of John trlx of the Estate ot Ida lona Franklin County, Onto, Division of Taker WUl Halts You bedroom home* In pedteet con* Francis O'Grady, late of Franklin Anne Fischer, late of Franklin Domestic Relations In Cause No. 505 St. Clair Are. Colnmeua, O. CL. 2-0229 Wof d Your Ad dition. plus many extras. Con­ County. O.. deceased. County, O., deceased. 105114, praying tor a divorce from MINIMUM CHARGE ventional terms only at this savings. Make a reasonable Dated this 17th day of August. Dated this 17th day of August. ber on the grounds at wilful ab­ Groceries, Meats, Ceerfectionery* Ice Cream $1.40 1962. sence for a period more than one offer and Its yours. HI. 4-6153 1962. Display Want Ads CL. &4M4. JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE year last past Said cause will ba Wim and Beer to Carry Out Joe Moore, Prep. Judge of tbe Probate Court for bearing on or after September Par Inch $1.40 Judae ot the Probate Court 210212 5-23. SO, THI. 199S INSTRUCTION 219529 W, ». H W 37. 1M2. Webster S. Lyman, Jr.. " jgorri^E or Appowriiwrr KOTICS •¥ APPOINTMENT Atty. 5-16. 23, 30. 9A, 13. 20. 1952. REAL ESTATE FOR SALS Notice is hereby given that Notice Is hereby given that PIANO LESSONS William Cardwell, whose last ad­ ATTe-aTrONI NEW LOCATION! Geraidine E. Zang, 292 E. ttt» Thomas D. Badger, t Fern Ave.. NEWLYWEDS* SPECIAL ENROLL NOW FOR FALL Ave., Columbus. O., bar. been duly Mt Vemon, O.. has been duly ap­ dress Is unknown, will take notice that cm Aug. 6, 1562, Aretta Card- "tar Buddie" in ii AVE. In your home or in home ot appointed and qualified as Admto- pointed and qualified as Adminis­ well filed her petition tn the Cora- Fully air-conditioned, 2 bedrooms, teacher in your area. Bertha M. btratrix of the Estate of Minnie trator WW A of the Estate of Clark D. Beck, late of FranUln County, man Pleas Court of Franklfan a beautiful lot. Includes every­ Daarud Studios. 214-9545. V. Mowery, lata ol Franklin O.. deceased. Cow-ty. Ohio. Division of Domestic DICK'S FOOD MARKET thing. Barbecue grill, patio, stove, County. O., deceased. SO Tears Cn Colurabua Dated this 17th day of August Relations, in Cause No. 109062, refrigerator, washer and dryer, Dated this 17th day of August. rWL 9-5280 1562. praying for a divorce from Wm on 861 St Cloir Ave. furniure, carpeting and drapes. BUSINESS OI'^ORTUMTY 1982. Groceries, Meets. Confection* - JOSEPH J. VAN HEVDK JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE the grounds cf wilful absence for Move in for $450 down. Phone Judge ol the Probate Court Judge of the Probate Court more than one year last past and Tim Bowen AX. 4-1940. ARE YOU a self-supporting widow? 20*407 5-23. SO. 94, 12*2 extreme cruelty, and further aska SMITH'S We welcome the mature woman >uft» 9*2. wm»zz NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT JIMMY'S MARXH 1 l^auliliil arcMd at Pierre attd Son Fleriat aad MIK K O'HOKO REALTOR temporary and permanent custody l\< 1F.MI \T WEATHER dM not h:,mprr with a need for good earntngs. Notice Is hereby given that New AM. 7-1707 -"NfyncaTor APWMNTJBTOIT of their 11 minor children, Justine. COHFKIiC.'ffi.Y Photographer (<<«orjc<3 Pierre from making m- Photo Studio, 8.M E. I,oag st, by Idratltying Call Avon Today. CA. 1*3379. William L. Taylor. 2761 Asbury 1663 Mt. Veraaa Ave- OL Notice la hereby given that 19; Wade Douglas, 17; Sharon hove picture of «'hurch|roer» at llefujce Baptlat haiaatt. Dr., Columbus, O., has been duly Nest ta East tamthmt 1470 Granville St. CL. 3-130t Norma Jean Passmore. 5337 Ham­ Maxine. 16; MaWe. 15; Philip; Suraday, Aug. •'«. l.iu-irc!.-.' lady cm claim a 62I-TC3 OAK WOOD APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT appointed and qualified as Execu­ Specializing In Choice Meats Groceries. Meets, Confections 4-famtly brick double. Gross In­ ilton Rd., Gaharma. O., has been Diana Marie, If, Leon Gregory, »: Doily R A-M. to 6 PM. duly appointed and qualified aa tor of the Estate of Geraidine A. Quality Farm-Fresh Produce come W.H month. Only $13,000 for Roosevelt Bumeti, 6; Charles Clif­ ELIZABETH RANSOM ond COOPERS TOURTST Executrix ot the Estate of H. Taylor, late of Franklin County. Mon. thru Thurs. quick sale. ford, 7; Michael Lenthel, 6; Ray­ ALMA DEWS, Preps. Keith Passmore, late of Franklin O., deceased. 5 a.m. to 6 p.m. EVANS REALTOR ES9 N. I/tfc St. CL. $5113 mond Oresa, 22 mos., and also Krogers Offers Golden Opportunity County, O., deceased. Dated this 37th day of August, Fri and SaL AX. 9-9.190 Web tarnished, clean nit* asks for alimony and support 1562. 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. eery modern hotel facilities. Dated this 17th day of August, money. Said cause win be for hear­ MODERN MARKET < HOUSE FOR RENT JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE Known from aaaat ta coast tac 1982. Judge ot the Probate Court ing on or after Sept. 27, 1663.— FEATHERSTONE MKT JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE 210402 6-23. 30. 0-6. 1982 155 N. t*ta BL «••» MMM For Qualified Youth In Management A BRAND NEW HOUSE nemeUke atmosphere. Judge of the Probate Court L. M. Gwynn, Atfy. 8-16. 23. 80. IM N. 15TH trt. ou aaaM 4 rooms, all utilities paid. Reduced 210511 8-23, 30, 6-e. 1962 5-6, 13, 20. 1962. VEGETABLES MEATS BEER * WINE Harold P. Templeton. Columbus ing knowledge of the retail super­ the department. The program $54.50. Call after 4 p. m. 927 Gray NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT GROCERIES Division vice president of the market operation with emphasis also provides several weeks of NOTICE OF APPOriSTMENT Ralph Steele, who last known B««r A Win* T. Carry Oa« TO CARRY OUT st. AX. 9-8139. Notice is hereby given that NoUce Is herebv given that Kroger Co., recently cited the on effective management.. training In the Division Office New Ford Hotel No. 2 address Is 238 Apple st., Colum­ Weekday* » A. ML »»*•«•• Leah W. DeVault, 90 W. Rathbone David A. Miller, 3045 S. High St., many management eppoclunities Trainees spend a planned per­ where the trainee Is exposed to bus O.. wUl take notice that on Sundays » A. M. - 6 P. ML FLORAL SERVICE 4524 E. Long St. CA. 4-0t2l Rd.. Columbus, O., has been duly Columbus, O.. has been duly ap­ Party Suppliea — Domestic MISC FOR SALE available to qualified college iod of time In every major store the broader problems of super­ August 24. 1M2. Constance Steele department such as meat, gro­ Transient and Permanent appointed and qualified as Execu­ pointed and qualified as Execu­ & Imported Champagnes graduates f»*om outside the Kroger vising the activities of the Kro­ < filed her petition In the Common Guests Welcome trix of the Estate of Claude W. tor of 1h«N Estate of Bertha M. WE DELIVER organization. cery, produce, dairy and in-atone ger Columbus Division. FORD HOTEL No. 1 STIIJL BONAVENTURA DeVault, late of Franklin County, Miller, late of Franklin County, Pleas Court of Franklin County. ••Each year." he said, "we ra* accounting, learning to perform "After successful completion of LONG AND GRANT OPERATED AT 179 N. «TJI ST. ©., deceased. O.. deceased. Ohio Division of DomesUc Re­ cruit qualified young college mea all department duties and the IEDS MARKETS training, the trainee Is assured Dated this 17th day of August, Dated this 18th day of August lations in Cause No. 109245, pray­ Used Qothirm Store from the central Ohio area ta essentials of sound department of an assignment as co-manager SUN MARY SIR Mt. Vemon Ave. 1662. 1962. ing for a divorce from him on the Car. Leag A Graal place In our Management Devel­ management. Following this Is of a modern Kroger store. In CL 3-2021 JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE grounds of gross neglect of duty. Wt feu- aad sett lattice aad a period in which the trainee gets - t-rrrn House A FloHftt 1223 E.Long St. opment Hi.-c... . .0 week this job he assumes management Souihgale Manor Judge of the Probate Court Judge of the Probnte Court Said cause will be for hearing on mea'a aaed elothtnt on-the-job training program ls de­ the chance to test his manage*- 210107 5-23. 30. M, 1962 CL 3-7662 responsibilities for certain seg­ 14t3 Sunbury Road 209776 5-23. 30. H. mmt or .Iter October 11. 1962—L. P* sign to provide a practical work­ ments skill by actually managing Complete line Of ments of a retail supermarket's Apartments Henderson. Atfy. 8-30. 9-6. IS. 20. operation." Ijindaeapftiag, Gardening Hardy Beer ond Wane To Corry Out GENE'S USED CIOTHIHG i NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Ttl, 10-4, 1962- Mr. Templeton emphasized that 2100 Block Alum Creek Dr. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT 1111 Mtt, Veraea Ave. CL. 5-6M6 NoUce Is hereby given that a top-notch performance of his Plants, Large Foliage Plants. Notice is hereby given that ERNIE'S HUH. Evelyn E. Evans, 1868 Lock- Clothing and Shoes co-manager job opens the door to Charles A. HirUer, 1807 E. Rich tflt Taylor Ave. CL. t-*1» Special Flower Arrangements 1-BEDROOM—$67.50 bourne Rd., Columbus. O., has New Stock. Complete Line For The Entire Familj Bridge his subsequent advancement to St., Columbus, O.. has been duly 2-BEDROOM— 77.50 been duly appointed and qualified STOP AT af Groceri****. Quality Meata positions of greater responsibility Bridal Bouquets appointed and qualified as Execu­ Variety of Household Item* 5-BEDROOM— 57.50 as Executrix of the Estate of Da­ and Vegetable* BY BEN LACEY with commensurate remuneration. tor of the Estate of Catherine E. JEFFS POOL ROOM Disk Gardeas and Planters HirUer, late of Franklin County. vid J. Evans, late of Franklin Interested young college gra­ CHILDREN WELCOME County, O.. deceased. 1215 MT. VERNON AVE. tSammmmmmmmmmmmm •Httmm Funeral Designs ©.. deceased. duates, age 23-M, are Invited ta Dated this 18th day ot August. THf HAWKINS ag THIS WEEK we would like tricks. It might be thought pos­ contact the local Columbus-Divi­ Rental Office Open Daily Dated this 17th day of August. Cigars, Candles and 1st CoM to inform you about reasons for sible to build a satisfactory bid­ 236-70S6 1962. 1562. 65 N. MONROE AVE. CL, 3-4815 sion Personnel Dept. (4450 Potb JOHN W. GALBREATB A CO. JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE Soft Drinks bidding: ding synthesis on the basis that JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE Wo Wolcooae Old and Near Fatrona rd.i or the Urban League to learn Judge of the Probnte Court Judge ot the Probata Court Transient Guest Welcomed Two rational grounds for bid­ th*» more you hold the more you 210196 8-23. 30. 5-6, 1962 more about management career 210276 5-23, 30. 9-6. 1962 Wo Continue te Render the Same Eaclutfvo, ding: bid. Such system cannot provide opportunities available in tbe mm\*tammmmmmmmMWr Ml To anticiapte opponents who for both cards and distributional Efficient supermarket Industry. , NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT BROOKS will seek lo obtain final contract. strength at the same time. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT <2> To secure the contract for Your choice of bid should de­ BUSINESS OffORTUNITY Notlca Is hereby given that Notice is hereby given that EXPLODING POPULATION Helen C. Snyder, 1303 Eastvlew your side. pend on the general strength of Bonadine E. Rockhold, 2962 Indi- Beautiful Exclusive Ave.. Columbus. O., has been REALTY (0. 9 IH'M.MY PEAT vs. Defense the hand. If the hand Is very gains mean unexcelled growth opportunities in the dynamic anola Ave., Columbus. O.. has duly appointed and qualified as Dan Tany, Solas Mo». —Most dangerous postlon of bid­ good you pick the lowest-ranking supermarket industry. To met-t our planned management been duly appointed and qualified Executrix of tbe Estate of John 120 HAMILTON AVE. ding U dealer. Most expensive suit Irrespective of its quality. needs, we seek alert, competent college grads. age 53-62, to as Executrix of the Estate of Earl S. Snyder, late ot Franklin Coun­ CA. 4-5770 CA. 1-3143 bid is the opening bid of one. When you hold the barest mini­ FOR SALE train for S-figure salary position in Store Management. S. Rockhold, late of Franklin Clifton Park BUYING end SELLING Eastgate Opening bid should generally be mum, you open with a major or County. O.. deceased. ty. O.. deceased. made on hand* capable of taking pass. liquof Seel iy Owner Leadership ability, personal drive, and a record of proven ac­ Dated this 17th day of August. Dated this 18th day of August. Aparfmenls no fewer than six tricks in attack 9 PROBLEM for pom-grad­ Due Ta Illness complishments are prerequisites. Those meeting our require­ 3962. 1962. SAMS ments receive 50-60 weeks of planned in-store training assign­ and three tricks in defense. uates: Has Night Club license JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE ' JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE 1 or 2 Bedrooma ments designed to equip them with the know-how at our dis­ Judgs of the Probate Court Judge of the Probata Court SHINE PARLOR Children Welcome « APPROACH bidding (tenta­ Narih Phona i€. 1-S127 210332 8-23. 30, 9-6. 1952 tive bid I—Must have definite end posal. 206003 8-23. 30, 9-6. 1M2 338 N. 20th St., Cohimbos, O. Very neat and clean, near ft—161 Pros. SAMCEL PENSON 3 bedrooma, aery dean, In view—"Psychics" without rea­ MISC. FOR SALE schools, beautifully land* H—QI666 The payoff is great! A Kroger management career upon suc­ MISC. FOR SALE (356) (»•») o e a r schools. Attractive soning are like aimless walks on !>_ \1 :i •caped. Irea s w I m m 1 n g MISC. FOR SALS cessful completion of training, rewarded by a sense of substan­ bath aod 5bower, tirat floor a busy road; you soon get run­ O—AM7 pool. cWldre»'s playground, tial personal achievement, phis one of the best salary levels, MILIER'S FURMITURE STORE laundry, brick bufldinit, down and mangled. WeU East- Hathaway A Ferguson brick buildings, heat boa EDWARD P. ZIPF benefit and profit-sharing plans ln this or any Industry. Complete Line of Used Furniture and Rugs garbage disposal, t pLay- The opening bids may be crude­ »—*«« .->-(•» Ranges, Refrigerators. Washers. Seeing Machines ROOFING line. ly defined, like Gaul, as divided H_7 B—«*>« 90 S. Ohio Ave. CL. 9-25*9 If you qualify and wish to be considered for tins unique Man­ A FURNACE WORK J grounds. On busline. CA. HTM Cmbsmhmm, O. ••» * *AIH •*• 675 Mt Vereee Are. Into three parts. D—61 I»—Kl- Bicycles for Rent, Bicycle Tire* agement Tiaining op-iortunity, send a complete resume to Per­ EASY TERMS WE BUY AND SELL FREE DELIVERY CL. 5-5414 ill Ordinary bids of one. where <*-<{-M*-: t C—K7M5 and Supplies, All Kinds of Kays sonnel Manager — Declarer holds more than Va of the Made, Sharpening at Lawn- $74.15 Month Seat* mowers, Scissors and Knives $82<» Month high cards in the deck. ft—AK.QJ 1750 Clifton Ave. PAPIER'S SHOE STORE N. Nelson Rd. Et <2» Preemptive or shut-out bids H — Kli-f. Opea t A. M. te t P* ML BROOKS* AUTO 93R MT. VERNON AVE. Maryland Aao. of three or more designed to ex­ THE KROGER CO. Saaday 2 te i P* f£ clude opponents from bidding at c—g ELECTRIC SERVICE Factory Returned SL SajnpLe Shoe* ter Mete, Sunday t to I F* ML low levels and a formidable wea­ South has Contract of 7 Hearts 4450 POTH RD., COLUMBUS 13, OHIO Women ami CM**"*-**-*** __ __ .. Repairing Generators, pon in able hands. W«rst leads Q of Clubs-How do TENNIS SHOES SO* Jp NURSES* OXFORDS - $1.00 Up Regulators, Starters An Equal Opportunity Employer (Si Bids of two which guarantee you play to make it? Children'. Top Dnnono Sheas |Uj» ST_ Q.M6B 1 H.Um Rear 468 ft. Washington Ave. \ tour defensive and eight playing See you next week. Don't put it off Any longer! Subscribe to The Chic :i.Uvur Service .. c.\. ••J-s&w mmmmammmmmmamtgSBa Sentinel today I ?6.50 a year. THURSDAY. AUGUST 30. 1961 THE OHIO SENTINEL FAGE 2* *m*L THB OHIO StNTlMTl THURSDAY. AUGUST 30/ 1962 PAGI 22 starts Sunday, Sept t, at 8 p. m. earry an average and ' bowl sn abundanr« of talent, who will So bring your wife or date send steadily. make our new Y on* of th* best ' have a fin* time. Th* MATE Pres. Charles Byrd and his in Ohio. Wt salute Newsom for the Dinner inaugurates Anniversary DATE*' League will to a handi­ YMCA Leaguers bid farewell te grand job and cooperation. In the Along Pin Way cap In which both th* beginner Nelson Newsom, who resigned as same breath,Vwtr extend the glad \>e horseshoe pitching, a Hole-In- BV F1NXIS BREEDLOVE By BILL PERRY and experienced bowl«r may com­ league secretary to devote more hand to Claude Willis, who suc­ One contest and other games to pel* on an equal basis. Re­ time to the furnishing ot th* ceed* Newsom. Raving one of the best seasons entertain them. member, league bawling is the new Y structure en Woodland av. Don't forget th* MATE DATE In history on the gait Course and Peggy Cummings and Willa f WK WBSS sijpaa, everyday, of difficulties and took what he only tru* t*st of one's ability to | Mr. Newsom is a fin* person with LEAGUE, starting Sept. t. looking forward to championship Rosemond again head the program thought waa the easy way out and play in the near future, the CC- and promise that this will be tbe atM-ai minds amd bodies which MI golt club begins celebrating brat affair in the history ot the tan, In I*****. •**** *«rttwr*ed to an blasted wife, mother-in-law, and the 6lh anniversary of the club cluh. With a varied menu for active partlcipatHSi in the sport himself. when they hold their annual chic­ those who don't care for chicken, •f bowline. Bowling, tor me, is If you were to ask any bowler ken dinner at Hickory Haven there will be other things for the tn eacellent outlet tor th* frust­ be would have to admit problems \ Farm on Saturday, Aug. 51. non-poultry eaters. rations of serial prejudices and don't seem quite as complex as OTHER I'l.WS for the anniver* Motional pressures. You say. [ before taking up bowling. NOWIATLAS QUALITY Something new has been added sary program include a tri-city "what krougM ***• *»v' I am not saying bowling will to the affair this year as there match between Detroit, Dayton We». lewaily, ea a matter at solve your every problem, but will be games for the children as and Toledo, wilh CC-MI playing fact, last meeheed, a trhend and rather, will help you keep cool well as th« adults. For the child­ all three cities at the same time. fHlcw employ** of mine becarae and calm, which makes for th* ren, there will he sack races, bal­ The fall dance and several other stymie*! hy an array ot akmwatie Ideal climate. AT A NEW LOW PRICE! loon timing and several other programs have been planned to For the sake of brevity. I say games. For the adults, there will make this one" of the greatest simply, if you feel things ar* seasons ever. NUASebe&te Opener getting you down, run, don't walk, The University of Miami and Wodie Saunders president wish. to your nearest bowling Ian* lhe University of Pittsburgh, two es to thank all those who have fVermount—we hope) and you *.f the nation's leading lnd*p*w- supported our programs in the will find the dollar or two spent dent football powers, kickotf the past and assures you that the wiU aid you Immeasurably, and 10452 NCAA football television CC-MI club will go all-out to aid may aave you fees aplenty. You schedule Saturday, Sept. IS, when the clubs In Columbus to mnk* see pins do not bleed, nor cry out the city a place to be proud of. ihey clash at Pitt stadium in a and if you "shoot" every pin ia giidiron game to be broadcast th* house no lives will be lost. So mark Saturday. Aug. 31. on FORMER HARLEM Globetrotter basketball officer" from Judge Benjiimla Sckwarts, of Rugged, extra strong carcass over CBS-TV, Chan. 10. storting Continuous running ribs assure your list as the day that you are star, Bailey Robertson, brother of the Big "O," Juvenile Court. Robinson holds a BS degree In al 1:19 p. in., the first of nine At sOMKiiUNi; special on tap long mileage, quiet periornwnco Tubetess or Tube-Type Black planning to attend the CC-MI chic­ Oscar Robertson, recently accepted a Republi­ physlcial education and busiaess administration lua.M-to-coast and IS regional foot- for you bowlers is the new "MATE ken dinner at Hickory Haven can appointment with thi- Hamilton County from Indiana Central college, of Indianapolis, Good traction and skid resistance or White walls ball attractions to be presented. DATE" League doubles which Farm..To .reach the farm, take 62 Juvenile Court and Detention Home, 5010 Au­ Ind. The new appointee Is aa Episcopalian. Popular 14" and 15" siies to Gahanna. turn right at the brid­ burn av., Cincinnati, tie la sbowa accepting hl« Robertsoa resides with his wife, Gloria, on ge. Drive to Haven's and turn job •assignment as a "unit leader aad detention ChaUonte pi. < /eft to Uie farm. There will l>e fun 50 TOT VALUE STAMPS for all and you may make It a WITH EVERY S GALLONS OF GAS I family affair. I Tickets are on sale by all mem­ m Hooks And Slices bers of the club or you may pur­ • Smitty's Cities Service chase same at the farm. . ag DUE TO some lost copy Paul Cummings Is playing a stea-1 O NOW WE find (much too 955 E. Mom St. 252-044* along the way, scores of the Day­ dy game of golf, as usual. Having j late) that golfers of all creed* Experienced Mechanic on the Job Announcing Tho Opening Of ton and Chicago tournaments fail­ been at the top in the senior cir­ would have gone to bat to help us Complete Line of Auto Accessories ed to appear in The Sentinel. cuit for several years has had no had they been aware of what waa OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY Prep. Beaifaa Smith Attendant Harold Andemm Scores of both will appear in a bearing on his game at the time. and what happened in the state later issue. Your writer wishes to One must remember that there publinx. GREEN'S PURE OIL apologize to these two clubs and are several memlxrs of the senior One of Uie state officials, who those who participated in the circuit who were championship was made an honorary member '5th Ave. and Nelson Rd. 252-0148. tournaments for losing same. golfers and Just moving Into this of the group and knew of the Complete line of alt cor accessories William Johnson Is one of the group. A good example of what I Frank's Auto Sales action in Columbus, failed to de­ latest members of the golfing mean is William Sargeant, Indian­ Hockey "Old Timer", expert mechanic, on the job nounce them. Having been made clan. Just starting this season, he apolis. One of the top players In WHOLESALE PWCB at all times aware of the segregated program plays a nice game but has that the district, he has deserted the 1 Harry Green, Prop. that was planned for the Columbus one big fault. He can't understand regular field of play and is now "We Aren't Kidding Either '!! group, this writer wonders just why his game isn't in the low 80's competing in the senior division. •M OLDS Conv. PS, PB, RAH •**• who did GOOF in this thing? instead of the 90's. So it isn't Paul's game that has 54 PLYM. I-Dr • ' • j waned, but stiffer competition Thomas Shaw wonders • why •R3 OLDS T-Dr ^ Fot A NEW'62 DODGE Richard Banks has come out of that changed things. Dick Banks failed to tell him about '55 PLYM. Wagon his shell after an absence of eight m his two defeats at the- hands ot '58 CHEV. 4-Dr. eW... Kodak Or A UTE MODEL Used (ar years on the course. Picking up 9 ONE OF the funny our*; the Old Divoter? Seemingly Banks •58 STUDE. t-Dr. SBvtar Hawk ^ ; where he left off, his game is be- around the city is that some of hnd been bragging about the score* ; '58 AMERICAN stawiklrr ^ j ginning to Improve and he is be- those who have been for the pro- that he had been shooting and how •is t'HKVSUER Oa. w m 1 ginning to hit the ball like the gram finally found out how it feels j his game has improved. For a '« KX'ICH. S-Drs. '' SEE HAYNIE i days of old, to be segregated. It took the state man that has been away from the? Publinx golf finals to convince game for eight years, he still George Cartwright and A. D. V. No Down **men.-«eed *•*-*"}£* them that they were being left j plays a good game, but the Di- • 100 New-Car Selection St^% . Crosby attended the national tour­ B^ • '•* out. Word from some of them J voter plays just a little belter. He nament in Memphis Inst week. 544 L 5th W.oae m-7JJJ • 60 Used-Car Selection verified what this writer had boon | vows that he will win the next Having been unable to contact MOTORS '.''-'• j either of the two, I wos hoping that telling them all of the time and match. Of COL'S, • p0$Z i they would have trophies to show that is that most of these repre­ ••0 ty SO, I'NTIL next week, tho SPITZER INC. | upon their return to the city. senting Columbus would be pick­ Old Divoter says. "With a record 2010 E. Main St. CL 3-864T 9 IN ANSWER to a question. ed from those private or so called f -7. 88 v^fe. SEMI-Private courses. When the number of cars hitting the high­ rosier was In. there was an ab­ way for the Labor Day week sence of public golfers all the way. travel and a record number of Wbite Label &ijc Sporting News Color of the skin of the golfer fatalities predicted, 1 think that Complete Transmission NATIONAL BASEBALL played no part In their selection j >'ou wouW ** beM«r °" to s,a-/ DEWAB'S AUTHORITY SINCE 1886 of representatives of the City hut close* to home and begin your vacation week by attending the SPECIAL QBIS $100 SCOTCH 153 WHISKY the ELITE (according to the one annua] CC-MI chicken dinner at TRIAL o fl JSSUES I FOB ATIAJ TIRES, BATTERIES aid ACCESSORIES STOP AT OVERHAUL who picked Ihe Columbus golfers) Hickory Haven Farm on Saturday, PUBLISHED WEEKLY should represent the city. Aug. 31."—BREEDLOVE Written by raort tha* 140 of Ameri­ Special $85 Total Price ca's leading sports e£tors and writ­ PARTS & LABOR er correspoadents from coast to coast. for Ford, Falcon, Fair,one, T-Bird .«*#*•/ PEYTON'S W Sf; Written G-iwaiHre FRF' Towinq In (ity SENSATIONAL Coverage ot Major and Minor Leagues the Thrifty Man Deals with Dan FORDOMATIC — DYNAROW — POWBtGLTC . .. Feature Stories . . . Statistics ... Boa Scorn . . . Photographs. SERVICE STATIONS •E REALLY INFORMED //Un* n. Ernie's Auto Service Sand $1.90 ta cut*, •%t*r 432 N. CHAMPION AVE. — CL. 2-0307 QS*)t Spotting iNctfs FORD DISCOUNT SUPERMARKET laylt>; 4 Loag Ernest Stewart, Prop. 20 Years Experience 1400 N HIGH ST AX4-4661 CL 8-1440 mTlleamm General tepair Ail Mokes ond Modal. St. Clair & Mt. ¥ef non ...... i 3-*>T/

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