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AT CAMP PERRY 5 IA******• . People's 10 [ Champion. VOL. 3, No. 9 Saturday, August 11. 1951 1 Columbus,, Ohio ^ 7 §3137th AA Battalion Maneuvers VOL. 3, No. 10 SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1951 COLUMBUS, OHIO At Camps Perry, McCoy 2 Weeks CAMP PERRY, O.—For the first time in its three year existence, Ohio's 137th anti-aircraft artillery battalion of the Ohio Nat'I Guard worked in conjunction with other outfits of the state's famed 37th division during two weeks of recently completed maneuvers, winning plaudits of Gov. Lausche and top echelon army brass in addition to establishing themselves as crack marksmen on the firing range. A total of 1600 miles was trav-1 1 NT. VERNON 'NOB' eled during the two weeks of in tensive combat training with field exercises conducted at Camt> Miss Catherine Booker, Ex-Columbus McCoy. Wis., during the firs', week and bisr nuns barking over Lake Erie throughout scconit Resident Dies In South, Rites Here week maneuvers at Camp Perry. The 137th'« morale was high Miss Cather brother. Henry L. Booker; step throughout the rigorous 14 days ine Booker, for mother, Mrs. Bertha Booker; two and won commendation from all mer Colam bus nieces. Ida Mae Booker and other divisional untt,«. r e s i d ent and Catherine Yvette Booker; nep teacher at Voor- hew. James Allen Booker; two Staff officers of the more than aunts, two uncles and a host of 400 man battalion are Maj. 1. >•••- hees Jr. college. STORY DUBBED FALSE cousins. ell B. Tipton, commanding offi Denmark. S. C. cer; Msjs. James I.. Kingslan'l died suddenly Funeral services were held Story On Page 4 and Herbert Quinichett of Co W e d n e sdav, Tuesday. Aug. 7. at St. Phillips lumbus. Capt. William L. Jones Aug. 1, in Sump- Episcopal church. Columbus, at of Cincinnati, 1st Lis. Franklin ter. S. C. when.- 1:30 p. m. Interment waa km H. Whittaker and Robert Dews of she was teaching Union cemetery. Columbus. Chief Warrant Offi during the sum cers Robert A. Carter and Jamc*. mer session at M. Estelle. also of Columbus Morris college. Adjustment OK'd , A native of Contract motoi carriers have It was on the eve of their de Columbus, Misb Miss Booker been authorised by the OPS to. parture from Camp M.Coy for Boo ker was a request adjustment of rat* ceil Camp Perry that the unit, which graduate of East High school. S'he ings if they have exceeded in "surprised them all." received received her BS degree in educa creases in wages, material ami tion "af Ohio State university in STORY OF A DOPE ADDICT' high praise from Gov. La use hi* equipment costs during or since 1928 and her MA degree at OSU the latter parts of 1950, states tha snd Division Gens. Leo M. Kreber in 1943. She taught at St. Paul's Columbus district OPS office. Thia and Kenneth Cooper following school. Lawrenceville. Va.. for a authorization applies to most Starts This Week On Page 2 vear before joining the faculty at special formation at the Wiscon truckers operating on contracts, sin post. Voorhees Jr. college in 1931. '. hiring the summer months she including tank vehicles hauling Cited for exceptional shootm**: taught at Tuskegee institute and milk in bulk. d urine Camp Perry maneuver** Morris collcre. was Battery B of Cincinnati, un der command of Cant. Napoleon Miss Booker was a member of St. Phillips Chapel Episcopal Youth Injured Helm. church on the Voorhees campus, Gary White. 11, 846 Park, Other batteries were A of Co where she was also the women'r wood av., while playing ball ut lumbus under Lt Charles L. auxiliarv president. She was a the Parkwood school, Parkwood Robs Hotel, Shot By Cops Carr. C of Springfield, command former secretary of the Episcopal and Leonard avs., Monday at 7:30 diocese of South Carolina, secre ed by Capt. Fred J. Mabra. D p. in. reported a ball struck hU tary-treasurer of the Palmetto from Cleveland with Capt. Paul glasses, cutting hia left eye bell. brunch of the South Carolina Seriousness of the injury has not E. Rose In command. Stati English' Teachers Ass'n ani Leen determined. secretary of the Voorhees fac ulty. ". . . Marijuana ped Available Oct. 1 w OTHER AFFILIATIONS dlers are more or less fel Thug's Miss Booker's other affiliations lows who refuse to work, The 1951 Ohio hunting law diincluded sponsor of the Voorhees tell you they never expect gest, available in past years at school Charm club, sponsor of to work and never will, the time the hunting licenses were the school's dramatics club and who stand on the street put on sale prior to squirrel sea co-sponsor of the Tattler, the corner" . . . Excerpt from school paper. "STORY OF A DOPE son, will not be published and dis Survivors include her father. ADDICT" . . . Starting m tributed this year until sometim* James G. Booker: sister. Hn. the Aug. 18 edition of Career around OcL 1. . Grace B. Hunt of Baltimore; THE OHIO SENTINEL. Sentinel Photo Br Pl*ree PROTESTING REOPENING OF 69 YEAR OLD Garfield Elementary school, above neighbor*
•<">. youngster* take time out Tuesday (Election dar) frOB, picketing building- to po*o for Sentinel photographer. Protests gained oiom.ntum following Sentinel expose of run-down condition of ancient structure. Independent Businessmen'. Ass'n ia sp* arkeading protest campaign, demanding tbat ebit- dream be transferred to other schools until proposed'n*w building is oroctod at present •its,. Seated Ends froea lefts Ralph Wills*, Lorojr Lesley, Harvey Lewi*. Standing: Joseph Corwin Earl Spencer, Lloyd Suaacer, Coorgo Carpenter, James Edward Johnson. Story, additional photo* oss Pago 3. Story On Page 4 5-r.Hnr-l Ptsoto* Sr Wee*
CAMERA HIGHLIGHTS DURING MANEUVERS of Oh.o'. 1371b anil-aircraft artillery battalion at Camp Perry (see story at I right). Top right: hls.ll of 137th wa* *>» band when Maj. Lovell B. Tipton presented award, to outstanding ntot* and units- Front left: M«j. Tipton, coramsoriior officer; Lt. Franklin Whittaker. adjutant; Maj. J. 5. Kinfaland, medical officer* Maj. Herbert Qui niche (ft,'plans and operation* officers 'Cap.. William Jones. John B. Combs' l'*i'»o*a officer; Lt. Grady Smith, motor-transportation officer; Lt. Carl Jojsiisoa, communication, officer; Lt. Robert Dew*, supply of f»c*r; Chief Warrant Officer Robert Carter; Chief Warrant Offi cer James Estelle. Top right: Capt John N. Miller left, and M-Sgt. Denspsey Huckleboo inspect headquarter* battery area Second rowt Playtime find* Ray Hamilton (right), OSU football star, and S*;t. Robert Byrd, both of medical corps, engaging in horseplay. VOTE Fourth row: Re*p«a*ible for chow in headquarter* battery of 137th, front left: Mess-Sgt. J. B. Rhyme., Sgt. Dwifht Springs Cpl. Kenneth Johnson, Clifford Upton. Charles Gibson, John Stew, art, Robert Earl. Fifth fron* top: Sgt. Janses Sbeffey, Cpl. Harold Pk**** By Tester McCloud, of medics, wait al range command post for possible in jnrod ra.c.mcrnii (none of serious nature occurred). Bottom row: MISS JOYCE NIX (UPPER LEFT), faculty memaae. U .fet-rad witls .*.do-.u atUssd...... Sentinel Photo iiy Jama*. Battery A gun crew, Sgt. Robert Cartar. left. Lt Will'am Mitch- me, workshop at Pax.y's Play school, wbicb ends Wednesday, A.g. 15 «| 7,M . -. M -A —• DR. AND MRS. H. BEECHER HICKS (third and fifth from right) are pictured on their return alt, **«ond from right, were in cbarga of crow when photo wa. titled "What W. Hav. Laarnad. ' S».d«U bav. st.dlod eara-i... *.*, dan.!.,, £„.,. ££'JZ to Columbus following seven week tour of Europe where Dr. Hick*, pastor of Mt. Olivet Baptist : takaa. ' > .»,. cooking, opr*..i.», a.-s.U:. Nagro bUUsry. Two-ty-i* .fjd-U war. -rolled is. wor4.aU.' Fa- cbarcb, Columbu*, served a* interpreter of Americsn pulpit under joint sponsorship of World Council •ally asussborod seven. TT" w-s^*»avos». r •« af Churches »nd Baptist Minister* Union ot Great Britain and Ireland. Also in photo ara tbe Hick*' two yotusg >e*i and asaasbor* of welcoming c out mi t tee frosn Mt. Olivet. Story On Page 2 -•—
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PAGE 2 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1951 SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1951 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 3 STORY OF A DOPE ADDICT From Booze To 'Harmless Pills' FIRST OF A SERIES SjL , I am 37 years of age. For 33 of those years, I feel that I led more or less a decent life. I was always more or less a critic of ether people and the things they were doing to live a life of perfection and I could always see the little errors that they made. By most of the errors 1 saw others make I tried to profit hy not allowing myself to do just that. I was married the first time for approximately 10 years. It was an unhappy marriage. I waa determined to make the best of it, but when it did end I did not'want to feel remorseful, but I did not do my best. Whatever happened was my fault. Afi.i separating from my wife, j I was alone, mors? or less. I r.tar the curb—dirty, filthy and moved in with my father for a heipless. Yet I knew they had couide of year.*. When he remar. peace of mind in the -tate they ried. 1 roomed for the first time. were in. 1 ran on the road for approxi- MIND WAS DISTURBED 1 spent six year* in a school of This is the first ia a *erie* higher learning where most of of articles on the dope traffic the subjects were aijainst alco- •v-rfCllrrl Photo* lly •*• •• • in Columbus—the Mart-rend hoi. and how easy it was to get SHEARER FLOPS, FOLLOWING EXPOSE IN THE SENTINEL two week* ago ing story of a Columbus man ]~lb«t_habil. I have talked against of deplorable condition* resulting at Garfield Elementary school as who wa* caught in a web of it. fought against it, and knew result of widespread vandalism, committee from Independent Bust* his own making if not his own .vithin myself that I wanted -no men's Ass'n visited school and above are results of IBMA investi choosing. He emphasised to tbe part of it. Hut my mind was dis editors of Tbo Sentinel when turbed — no job. no wife, no gation. Left! Walter Lewis and -Rev. R. H. Reid examine half- Teen Till Ends John B. Combs Talks th'. terie* wa* being cons- money. So, 1 became all ears for bricks and shattered window panes, condition which exists through piled that he r* not soliciting information of a sort to rid my out the building. Right: Committee members glumly check addi The "Teen Queen" personality sympathy for himself; he only self of this condition, which bj tional damage caused by vandals. From left: Lewis, Louise Curtis, contest will draw to a close th. BROOKBy JOHN B. COMBS S RUNmora tban SheareSr ba s cause7Td a controversiaH l desires to "clear up a few one of the most dangerous peri Att'y Esther Toler, Fugate Page, Constance Nichols. Rev. Reid night of Thin iday, Aug. 10, a', Despite tke eatremcly small number of voles rrgument among Eastside resident* whose reason Beatty Center when the queen Is print, and maybe help a lot of ods in an individual'.** life. Accompanying committee members was James T. Foley, Jr.. Demo. POLITICS cast at the so-called non-partisan election Tues seems to be divided. crowned and hec court selected. potential addicts who don't Too disturbed to listen to erratic chairman of 7th ward, who expressed hirnselt as "shocked" realize what they're letting day. Att'y William H. Brooks, who sought nomi counsel from a father who of S o In e of over shameful condition of the school. Foley assured group he In the last two columns we crawled way nation as a write-in candidate for a seat in city Unity Circle Show themselves ia for. ^ We are fered nothing but the best, and them council, emerged in a victory, while two other appear would confer with N. G. Fawcett, school superintendent, concern out on the political limb and predicted grateful to tha anonymous The Unity Circle of St. Paul our ministerial friends, I was ^ to take it as ing "deplorable" condition of 69 year old building. author of thi* serie* for hi* at prominent Negroes went down in defeat. that Gov. Lausche would not seek reelec too indifferent to allow them to a matter of AMK church will sponsor a "Tiny titude and for allowing u« lo Att'y Frank C, Shearer, who tion next year. Assuming that long-range know I wa* at such a low ebb, p o p u larity Tots and Teenagers Show" in the publish his story.—EDITOR.) ran a* a write-in candidate for financially and otb e r w S s e. lower auditorium of the church. forecast to be true, we now shall gaze into mayor, and Eugene Taylor, between the .Therefore, in this condition, 1 0:,!t E. Lome st., Friday, Aug. 17. our hazy crystal ball in an intense effort •ecking nomination as a write- two men. accepted, still a little afraid, " in contestant for city clerk, J Other* are of .-•t ** p. m. Refreshment-* will be to see who is likely to aspire for the high mately eight year*, after which 1 the different stories I listened IBMA Protests ] tbo opi n i o n for stale. of fin* now held by the three term'gover- j came home and went to work in to. both received a sound and »g- a hotel. •ominiou* defeat, with Shear \ tbat Shearer nor. WAS "FEELING LOW being in the To Render Services I began to see life as I had er polling lei* than 300 vote* in most political circles, hot and (>er>i-;tenl ru- One day. after telling a fellow race for mi- hi. A. Sydney Kui;:. paxtor of never known it. From listciiing and Taylor still less. moi.s contend th.it OPS Dir. Michael V. Di.Sall.-, y o r was a Use Of School St. Paul AMK church, and con- Combs to varii us ytorie* concerning! the I was feeling low, he offered me According to unofficial fig farce and an former mayot of Toledo, is seriously considering Jives of other.**, 1 suddenly bc\rar eome pills. He first told me the ures in Ward* 6, 7 and 13, 1 0 will to Mechanics- i Upon investigation of Garfielii flection upon the intelligence ur| K'**"*** " '' **«•• •*"' hi* sombrero into the f"~ pills would make me "high," insult to lb* U).-.Mng lo cater to some of the thingi Shearer received a total of 231 Elementary school, one week aft- the taxpayers anl the super in ten- u °- Su,,t,a>' "•'ternoon, Aug would make me "feel good." Ho dig nity and gubernatorial arena. tn hie wing the Republican I had never been accustomed to, votes, while Brooks racked up er The Sentinel exposed the de* j dent of the schools .- j •*'• •"' "••"•'vices at the AMK • ntellige nee Of cour-e. tile DiSolle tali: < amp. such as drinking consistently. explained to me that they were t, uri l,u-M- 383 and Taylor less than SO. •durable condition of the build-1 "W must have immediate at* » •' as harmless as an aspirin. /• * ' B of the Negro e < < mayor of Toledo. DiSalle al-" large sums of money that I car could become an addict to any EUGENE TAYLOR She arer and Robert A. Taft of Cincinnati, voters extremely friendly to Green in tbe past. among teenagers on the play- The Statement was signed by Turner, who b> there ;i< a di|ilo served term: in the city council ried were seen by others who thing taken to the extreme and hi* bac k e r • and Dr. Arthur S, Flemming. Ha p-»U«d 106 vote* in the 7th. 156 In the 6tb K round." Rev. It. II. Reid, chairman. l."iii>- mat with United Nation*. She of the Maumee Citv, and last year worked with mo daily and pre if they did not Ret these things, kaew at tbe outset that ke had not oae iota of a president of Ohio Wesleyan and 104 ia the 13tb, while Rhodes received 439 t "We were met with a deplor Curtis. George Berry, Frank C. will be accompanied by Mr*. Mar was a candidate in the heated tended to be my friends. As a they would become possessc-t chance of winning the nomination and tbe appeal > university and chairman of the in tke 13th, 548 in tbe 7th and 783 in tke 6th. able condition of the school build- j •*heaiei and Charles W. Itrvant. with a terrible headache nnd be for their support wa* a fraud and i* not in keep .-let Tyler. senatorial race, losing in the pn manpower policy committee in result of this, they resented it irtsc and grounds," the association come vcrv sick until tbey were ing with the principles and integrity expected of mary to State Auditor .In^.'iih T. the Office of Defense Mobili to tbe extent that they made SHEARER VOTES declared in a statement. "We' able'.to obtain relief. leading citixens. Ferguson, who was disgracefully zation, would like to head tie* some very damaging remark* la the same three ward*, Shearer vote* were were further instructed to tnaki. defeated by Sen. Taft in the gen Republican state ticket in 1952. about me that reached the So I classed all tbese thing* ar follows: 13th 37; 6th 114. and 7th 80. They contend that, inasmuch a* only two Dem .1 survey and to take immediate I eral electi'on HAVE EXPRESSED VIEWS management. together and thought it wa* al Of tke approximately 2436 votes cait ia the ocrats bad filed for the four seats to be filled in action. We found that facilitie-t [ POSTAL SERVICE NEWS OTHER NAMES LOOM Among the four potential (JOl EARNED MONEY AT C-W right to try tbe pill*. Th* con- three) ward* for mayorality caadidates Rhode* re the council race, Brook* had a better than fair are inadequate for rcconvenini* I A By Deal Beale Other names appearing from gubernatorial candidates, only The money I had wa* accu trait I drew between the pill* ceived 1770, or 73 percent. chance of winning the nomination. of faculty and student body for behind the political horizon in mulated during the period 1 work and intoxication was that 1 Brook*' 383 vote* in the three ward* were di. And, after weighing tbat statement, it is lhe an academic training program (hark*. P. Taft and Dr. Klem- ed at Curtis-Wright, while xtay- would forget my t'ouble* with clude Ex-Sec'y of State Charles ming have openly expressed their v.,led a* follow*: I3lb 78s 7th 156, and 6th 149. writer's opinion that it is tbe answer to the cjues. this school vear. 1961-52." The saddest words on land or sea: ing with my father. At that time the pills, but *till would not K. Sweeney of Wakeman anl I views on the ideals of liberal Tbe candidacy of Brook* and Shearer wa* tion of the wide difference between tba number The statement continued. "Change another five for me!" I owned a Cadillac car and a smell of alcohol. I would not be firmer Cong.-At-Urgc Stephen thinking Americans. sponsored by an Eastside weekly paper (not Tbe of vote* the two men polled. "We believe that the vandalism California Sun Top (the only talking like someone crarv. —Richard Moore Young of Cleveland both of j !{hoiJr.Sf „,, thtf olht>r hHn(*# ,,„., Ohio Sentiael) whose business manager was chair It further appears that the Negro voter* clear and general destruction of th? one in town). whom were defeated in bids for man of tbe campaign, and by the Jeffersonian ly showed that they re«ented tha idea of someone property is a direct p r o t e s •. d e m b n s t rated a considerable PILLS PLAYED TRICKS reelection laM year, and Cleve Today. I do not know whether Luncheon club, comprised of a group of leading trying to take advantage of them in asking that •against the use of this building amount of FEPC during his ad One thing I considered was if land's Mayor Thomas II, Burke. it was the cars that I owned or Negro Democrats. tbey cast their voles for candidates who bad ab*/ by students of this area. Thie de ministration. However, he has at one could not do the trick, 1 considered to be definitely a darl. the belief that I was too rich to Taylor also bad the backing of the latter group. •oluteljr no chance of winning. plorable condition of building an I Main Office no time displayed any inclination could try another and another horse. work, f have my reasons to be While a vigorous campaign wa* waged in be grounds is a reproach to the lo have such movement enacted 8 until I earn high, and that is what However, aa aanouncement to tbat effect was lieve that it wan tbe car. , always Fred Williams is a licensed private ejte but the "Chief" says all Whereas the Cleveland ma* into a taw. And. of course. Sen. happened. made only one week before tbe election date. half of Brook* and Shearer, many others who did school board members and a re occupied by beautiful, long hair cyoing; must be done at home . . . Shortv Coleman, after one\refular yor would not be expected to Walcutt would be the weakest of This is a trick the pills played Brooks, who received a total of 1056 vole*, not seek nomination received soma vote*. ed girls. l«r, is ready to trade his Buick for a pair of roller skates . . . Ray enter a race with Lausche, the lot as far as a majority of en me: will fight it out with seven other council candi Among them were Dean Carter it* Precinct 6-A, After losing my job in the Lowry was "true confessing" the other day, 'til he spied Deal Beale's that is not the- case with Negroes are concerned and he No one could smell anything dates for one of the four scat* to be filled at the whose name was written in for mayor; Charles Welcomes Support ears stretching . .'. A few months ago Jim Early had an opinion and Sweeney, who is said to hold no would be a target for such or latter part of '46, in a abort November election. He is a Democrat and is ex W. Seward, who received oae vota for coe-ncil ia on me, but my mind made me NEW YORK. — A resolution money to back it up. Now he bas a wife! . . . After almost two years love for the governor. ganizations as the NAACP and while I bad lost everything. I pected to have tbe backing of hi* party in hi* 6-B. Anna Stover also wa* the recipient of a believe I could fool everybody adopted by the California Stati of "two can live cheaper tban one" duty. Otey Mitchell must know Sweeney, former member of the Ohio Committee for FEPC. became to* discouraged to bid for a place in council. write.in vota for mayor. J. Shelley LaMoate re I went to a friend'* house dur. Kuptist Convention. Inc., pro work. Therefore, titling ceived two vote* for city clerk. Mr*. Anna B. that money isn't everything. Everything is money! the Ohio Mouse of Representa which charged him with usin» CONTROVERSY ARISES claiming full support of the " around, doing nothing, drifting ing the meat shortage, latter Jones wa* given a vote for mayor aad Cora J- Wilhcrt Puck i>. an odd fellow. | tives and the Board of Liquor devious means of blocking oar iato lower environments where The fact that Brook* received nearly 750 vote* NAACP in its fight against ra Control, apparently |o*t :.il of hi> age of FEPC at the recently part of '46. They bad a 2" White received a vote for mayor. He comes to work and does noth- j UI,,i Melvin Bowman who doesn't I thought 1 would be "respect- T-bone steak In the refrigera cial discrimination, was called | ing but work . . Vernon Bailey j waste lines. fondness for the governor when closed session of the legislature. "straightforward and hard hit er?,"' I wa* *oon introduced to tor. I proceeded to cook the always wears a white shirt which j Some guys would give their he elevated Mrs Maude McQuHile. seme of lhe thing* 1 bad never ting" by Walter White, NAACP • teak against their protest*. i>- still white after handling all! shirt to a needy person but Char- n Republican, to the chaitmaiishi*> known about. 1 met quite a executive secretary. of the board, disregarding* the After I fini*hed cooking it, my- Harlem Set To Renew Job Drive types of mail . . Emertvon Kd- j ljt. Gunnell gave both his hand* "ExtraDry" *%. few unsavory character* wards, best dressed clerk at MO. i t( a couote guys who asked foi fact that Sweenev wa- a Demo through my acquaintance* with •elf covered with flour, I placed Mra. Wilson Returns actually owe*, a pair of dungaree them. (The left to one. the right crat and held seniority over her. *o many girl*. the steak between two *lice* of Mrs. Bernice Wilson. I3i» St.. to the other.) So. in view (•/ this fact, Sweenev 'Extra Pale" % bread and began to eat it. My . . S. K. Jaminson's time curd DIDN'T LIKE ALCOHOL ("lair av.. has returned home after ir* talking these days. It says, will be in the nice rreardles** t> friends commented, "S o m a* drive to complete the job. ' ,*u»e«»*d a new. and he was forced to abandon it Crystal Clear I never did care for drinking .1 vtt.it in Philadelphia. "Sick." But you know how time what stand the governor take? alcohol. a3 it always seemed t * thing i* wrong with you." Motor Pool A group of Harlem civic lead CLUB MEETING ROOMS •.ards can lie. Jack Spratt coul I NOT TAKEN SERIOUSLY Bottle m cau**c one to lose his wits, and no Guest Of Hughes Lawrence Beer keeps, tbe So tbey put me in their car ers and newspaper people met eat no fat 'cause John (Porky. Stephen Young, who has been matter what he attempted to do ment to get jobs for Negroes a* • for group* of ail ages ara home fire burning, even though and took me riding, hoping to last week to consider plans for .Mrs. T. V. Williams of New Mason is hoarding it to make a in a majority, of the state con (Pde/qjgAte, he was mote or less controlled bv talesmen and truck drivers fori ••***••••->••** b-*yr -•*»appointmen» t at the fire is in Zanesville (for discover what was wrong. Wc carrying out the program. port News, Va.. has been hou«e fortune in the w.it effort. tests for the past several vear*. the influence of alcohol and was wholesale grocery and beveragi I Spring St. YMCA. good?). stopped at Broad and High -t •... The original Harlem job cam guest of Att'y and Mrs. Ray E. DON'T CONFUSE: Wilton is not taken too seriously bv most not in his right mind. Any pro for what I do not remember. But paign was sponsored by a small Hughear 3*1 N- -Oth st. political observer*, but in view of tensions) man whom J knew used (Jreene. who will "WOP" in a Carriers this 1 do remember — I cnlle 1 group of men anil women head, minute, with Walter Green, win. his past action. In.*- may be ex alcohol wa» estimated very low Culpeppera Guests ! cd by the late Ira Kemp, Arthur Alvin Capito has the capital in my opi"n**** their attention to a car coming will do il in less time than thai- pected to seek nomination for A PREMIUM but no one has Alvin . . J. John down High st. with gold wheels Reid and Jamr8 Lawson. It waa TH, PE„ i*Wfi*f- Mr. and Mrs. William C. Cui-j Paul Cook (mail handler 1 who some office. I have watched environment* son's new "route" is Tyler'** Then they burst out laughing, successful in that it won white THE PEOPLES CHAMPION" pepper, '••'.' E. from the want of "it. I did not Mrs. Florence Coleman, 1.1G**. Tbe OHIO MALT BEVERAGES) tinues his dramatic story, relaT- got jobs as drivers on the city Mr*. Florence Dews, 24'J Lex (Buick?). Townley Smith who Democrats in a mad scramble for DISTRIBUTING CO. like the smell ot an alcoholic 3 ing step by step how he became and privately-owned buses. Ir^ ^:^.^^'^.^**-"' *» "-«»-., -tt.40 re. ea.1. m** cop, ington av., is visiting with rela works for the change and Dwinht Granville st., had an house guest "Central Ohio's Only breath. So often I had. parsed the nomination. While a hot fight "hooked" by the drug habit an-? More recently Edward White, C tives in New York City and viciu- Smith who work.-, for a change. recently Mrs. Catherine Curry of Negro Distributor" drunks lying on the sidewalk and E..^ .?^L?j;^f PHONE, EVERGREEN 2240 among the Democrats may be ex the tragic results that'followed, i r Jmh ,M p a local grocer, beaded a move •ct st March *, \n%\ ^"* •*• »- ** '•** WOea. Ohoa-hns, O. mmmmm Ed Moman of the huge waistline J Cincinnati, pected, a similar battle seams to * jg ft* *•>*»'•••* ?•** ^ .f"»*. ***£ -VI \
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TAGL 4 THE OU2C SEXTTMl SATUWPAT, AUGUST 18. 1%, SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1951 THE OHIO SENTINEL Vernon 'Mob' Story Branded False By Eyewitnesses PAGE B* tOHKB. €OM»3 A i i t#r«i t« aaa tr •. w i.,*-,, •_, . Official Rapped In Attack Case '•-•sWi-a. aaaoi cass-ras^f ivy the •__**, **i *****L V-.i_-.ita av. a»*d Bolivar at., lhe ckargsr* m*4e by *,-c RICHMOND. Va.—*-A Virginia commonwealth attorney was TW -to*.** wws -sassrU *.* J* a_*d rea.s4ei.ta of tbe Mf. Vernon Bolivar mreek.** **" charged this week with dereliction of duty by W. Lester Banks, .**«•••_*** *>«* >- Usrve** »-.« legs, *•,&••, _. - -. executive secretary of the Virginia state conference of branches of ; 01 the NAACP, for allowing -18 hours to elapse before making an ar fc flM*** «*. _* *-^»tMssVw *'*- *.%J>JZ *•- - - —**** -f^**** *« *-*«**-->« *» -***<« ktfafead sum ! nts* a*^ -_*, * ;^k p^ /v, of fUhert TVS,-.J«KH>. ,„ m M rest in a statutory rape case involving a 13 year old Negro girl. >*•* I****., «»_-, --y-wtsg ttt. ts-MF j i^, _ * TlT-w.-*_!? * ^ I ""* '**** **"** ** - *"-" **•«;«* W-****^** svrer bert." he J M tJ»*-»»Tn4T thm4 tsev smm hme ^,r Both of the girl's parent* asserted that J, C. Knibb. commonwealth m smmrusmet mssmrmmt «*»«; ™ L***,*^^ * " *» ***•: **~ ***• *=•**« •***-**- Boat* •* imrkmresL "7Vr .J_-,,|d.-- eoa- , n, i 1 1 r U*« i»a«y tMTitf-M b-a-a'hle *J attorney for Goochland county, told them he did not have sufficient "**• *-*> »******H>fc<**< M em •*- ,C^.„ •l^-o.-^-^r ."'**^* * -* *** "• ** ** - » *«»«*-***"«af. «-*_* t*e -U>k *>e!ghUrh*«d he ; wis. ". h-^workisrs, -B^,.*- grounds on which to act against 17 year old Harold Parrish, even .-e*.* rsKt^. e*a-»ia«a-i a» ta* ! \j^^ **~~*****mm mt:*•*-*. ; -y^, ^ .-j,-^ a^.^ ^j^ ei* «,n* Mt. " !!1^T„T• «**^*. within two hours after It occurred. The girl's mother had to ap f f -**n •*«--«-* •**• -eek -sa*d ^.j '**' *** ' •*''***> r-r-i^e-u^; «r*r-r j O^ e*r—_taw*, sis-uasa. ' *»«*-*- «*"**• a*e* •rus stmemmm 'me : '*'«&*•»•* a*, trill ro-vperate with pear before a magistrate to swnar out a warrant against the youth ».i. •••wstar^e." dire SMid. •U-s ****•*-•_ aCfcnM*tM«r U { cssws*gsr ^ _,* tfc^ Tff^ *"* ***, tew****-_ The-T *JW ***«Ve aftd *a_t»» to upheld the • before he was arrested. I*«* **s\ssw*isw * __ Mrs. T. ^j M> r^ **4 tvcrms+4 m%» tmsr mm use, fW. ^. JT.^^ * *** 7l-*,ra -*«*« so, ao^li.. raW,, k,^. , -a^, ROC *js» rrBisstr tswiv OTHEC VIEWrOIHTS . ****** mm* j««w ^^, ' ^ •^''."LT"'! ,T_ ,| a F-aeiiar ssvaBner as* I-e*a-i», aad #-^ T.,4,1... ..JM IMQ, ^^ - u*rs»*.ii s femr that the rudderu »*M lor r.ttoo •», o^s-saools, •r-iv. rf foot patroioven to h.»h far aaari. CJKJ^^^ »*«*»^*»s ***« * Mt***.- -Ta—v"a*aTa-a—» „a- . :ii*a "^^ ~ ^ ** •*»•*• •**«*»*•*>*. *.W x » •rJafc«i«a* fs-r sa«*>*- i* i Ms targe HtusirWTi *»ifl cause un- P«»liee Ini^eetoT IIWSMI ., I!v w«,« i aaa """Ul *"•** I 11,,***r •*""*' »*»*-*»- •"*•• t*«-S<9>as} **•»*» test mn4 t+rmst"! create bellir***'- AKWIWLI NKEM, SECOND FROM LEFT, foreign student at Ohio State university last year. •>*»*-****-*-»sr a**** ar t*rnrvw**.jr t*»«-*r < Jy'a statement rUrmiog- th»t »H« • t twrrj oho frs-noem tr< | iltMal a^osx-U" ws*re re>HM ..,,.^ was guest of honor at farewell party at home of Mr. and Mrs. George Carter, 102 S. Ohio av. Othera ."Crarssa TW ft&cm Isrsst ,*,-»», ta f | for the actiM s>f tia« rr**s»d. »», in photo from left are Russell Jones, OSU YMCA associate secretary; Luke Csoperider and Milton i *^*n*>*v **•• *«w« S»»itH*a«Sr»-r fCarxty !*'•-.(,.. ;rr ; ..at Ur fssri that trrm*d 'unfo-jndv-d" ».n *-*« r^ t*«* that it reoair*** of the area. tending party were Mrs. Anna Sellers Mrs. Lester Edwards, Mrs. Milton McLean, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. j -assM* ?**«n -vira -^tn*. *a, a»-aT..: \, a pj»U>ea *•!* ps-lsretSven to prcteet Cash, Raymond Davis, John Harvey and hosts. . a»-f ii£ «»*-t t..»yj*s*r*»«*ei *.ataksl *. I-.-B. " -. * t tsag tb»er-Ts-tf. One man de* iarrd. T>^ *,;*,, | •**»»-« mhin&i t^» "" A*evts*l>ei pe-Ttitersj cut t>.at. "T»»<> c-ut here —b Mtrrmr• —«"^rUj Urwro ,n ,,«.,. n Safety Director •^**'**t««-*«-W*t»r. IS* aat-a aSV-t-f rt-vf Mtr-erer. »nh a thorotirh **** *i*»' esertiwn year*. »r,d ,„ Aids In Drive r v.a-eh a- we are hav tar !.*.» area are ths* rrobUms of its i,rr* •••*• "******r ewwtjii-aa ah*olutr- .NEW YORK.—The assignment i-.at.-u: ia ros*)srj maintain re- I *T "**°_ l»t«T»*4 in thi* rver*rhl«,.r- of Field Sec'y Bernard IJrown to Gov. Reappoints .i*.*isl in the membership cam Ignore E. Side 'Facts' ?r*-*-ta,sy,* ia« and order on Mt. { h*****--" paign of the Chicago NAACP >*r*.a-*( a. *»itr»«>ut anv trouble.") it wa* *,*•*« pointed out t>» an- Is. a >*u«t I* ts-» uaa»sn vt tut branch was announced by GIOSUT H O P.itoss. 1235 Leaner*. I *-»he*r retudowt that. "If anjihior T++iSjm*ri it** +•***. .sans * SaU^ Ii. Current, director of branches tasao I »sW | saaad siadrVr >l»rr sa r Clarke As Trustee a*, ..is., of Harley Pal too, j • ***» rewpofivible for the svrtn.,, , < *-STi: . |-ll*.'l#t*| Lrr»*rr*.S..fe» t if the NAACP mm>f e *.e^»af«rrt sr^*r*» s-s»as< «./» wst* that officer, Dan Birtri.ar. ANI*Srn(lr.*t Phnlu •as saass is f a*W-a t U.rt •»• «s»*-« t-l a.isr.lt espressed i* innjiT T-—-rJ*' -yf wr^t fc« v»rjrrA-« who *«a*» involved in the heal**.; DR. RUFUS E. CLEMENT, president of Atlanta university, Society Garden Party W sa~,a-i j»<" o**S>sa»* • a-»».». «t tl>a soa ba«omiri| in- <• f a deformed briy al Mvarn^ a>«! * ti* ra>-|AU*r*»>ir» SaVf*S« «P* e*V«.*Ur"* and Mrs. Clement boarded S. S. America Saturday for Europe. On Th.* Missionary Society of 2nd keaa1 rr*m*mc\m»% »*. aa ItWe At Central State .> *»e ,a •at Iraoble asad de- Mt V'ernnn mv%. severml weri.*. *a-»*1«# *• U a »--*r*r-rVr*i «*a Mt- a the continent, they will combine work for church, vacation as tour Dentist church will give a garden - , -. - i » aad aeasr been MS stro." R !• ;i |i |i II i ii t incut of M. C. Senate, his confirmation will ha V«jr*as.a st* «*at *** s»sMas*sW/ e+vo- ists and visit their son.in-law. Officially, Dr. Clement is a delegate party Friday, Aug 17, heginnim* '-'*"*' *-VTtxr.S*»X "The b<..v wa*» beaten urmi-r.. of African Methodist Episcopal church to Methodist Ecumenical at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs -v • j.-„,^r*.lr .. H< told The Seat.ael Tne*. cial, to the board of trustee.*" at. previous refusal to approve three «<*** *ff f-*>*> SMblc tispi''%mH full*.." he claime-d, "taken t«. ... ! conference, world conference held every 10 years. Dr. and Mrs. Ann Seller... Il.tl E. Long st.. to to* :,.'.,. -../. .,1rt •„ , r..al-. Central State college was an recent aspirants to the Central a*>**aVv* |V«**a» essva-V •fa. t t» • VM. son spent fanr and riven a fine r>f e2*> an*w |-****°f •• sthoal en a CI Clarke's previous term expire l C I e v eland newspapermen, and fmemmimji *&•**' •*»'r r ••- • . Meantime, the iw«j »iu*-p**ri< Circle No. 3 Dinner t*''*ia*»tt**r*(jr n-. » i••• • »• si»i^ ways ia which they may help Negro communities, rural and urban, June 30. Providing he is confirm Mis Cora Jordan White of C- •-. /ssa*>f a«a-»-«»... Wsast tsVat *--. a *»i carta 1* wenUi bav* srill have a i.t-ani.g in Muaroi>si A fried chicken dinner will be 7 --jnhrt ttte inlKe a.r< Caw pa- -**» •*•*»• •* •"•*» anyone in America. In Austria, the Clements will visit their son-in-law. ed by the Senate when the uppei lumbu*. »ts-a a-' «>**a «/ *^r«s^r>ir1aa*lo r court Frtdmr brfore mn r»i-..i»<) triven by Circle No. 3 of 2nd Bap. t-ira o.,— ar* T»ja,r*r!r *< ti^ ortv; Capt Robert J. P. Foster of army medical corps in Salsburg. house resumes its r.e*.sion. he wi:l . .i».a, aaa mmSm*l*rmm*m. tSmrt '» TKcmpson. mo-! full rourt hott»e list chuich on Thursday. AUK- Clarke is a trustee of lhe Ohio nerve until June 30, I'J IT. srSaatf as da« s*Wy fcissWasI tk- 2;'. from 1 1 a. in. t.. C:?A, p. in., division of the American Cancer A Democrat. Clarke is presi il**. tsvat saosast tlsas svrtraatios. to which the public is invited. Society and a director of Karam t dent of the Ounbar Life Insur *a> K-.m, MB IM t"»' rtarCoT*' President is Mrs. Viola Oglelree II o u a e. Cleveland settlement Race Artists' OSU Guest Artist ance Co. with home offices in M.r.a/0* Saa-i-na.** «-vt t*sat* ' t*a» house. He is an associate member '*«» vf *A* « at a*t thr Cincy Vacationer Cleveland, He resides in that city r of the N'at'l A.*s*n of Life ItiMir- 1 with his wife Callie. at Ul{.. . Fast . > fajsJ ., rr> the srjsl****.. e'r-ar-tmr's Miss lula Johnson. 25 1 N. I lth aiice Underwriters and a member Future Better, Series Complete hlvd. * » litem *««! mnmts-y: the !»*»*» t**r*» BL. will spend her vacation this of the Ohio State Insurance So «..' U^ ( ^itroiVtM t*vf*+ ffeet" JAM-L5 J. MeCOWIi month with friend* in Cincinnati Clarke attended Kittrell <*oi- Airunjri-uienlf. have been com ciety E|ks lodge Alpha Phi Al Kaxvr k.«v«>S*-» »r>e y*****tT fAr lejre, Kittrell. N, ('.. and maiorel "If u* mrtjlcimk, were r#*»J5y Says Quick Mag pleted for the iOSI'-fl*. Ohio State pha fratorriitv. Cleveland plan / «^. <, *,"*>rvir. rat** tm fee etrr.**4 HOTEL ROBBER'S Bethels In Chicago st the University of Cincinnati university truest artist series, a ning commission. Cleveland a war. %i tbe fa*rt<**rt jwrofve-d fjg \ in economics and business admin stmiiU tit s\'t*rwr.m entJrmysu NEW YORK.—Josephine Mr. and Mrs. pHU| Bethel. 150 tatieeemks teett a* t^e-strred **"s-d- ', i; nigra nt of seven presentation! Chamber of Commerce and th> "timsmwrtems mffmets." the rfm- \ Baker's sensational recep Hamilton av.. are visiting rela istration. »r»4»? rrve-nia-t."' he t.vntie'>e*i.\ starting in October, according to Progressive Business Alliance of -*•.••<•• i .. mnrmwt ?.*..'•' tion in America may mean tives for two weeks in Chicago, If Clarke is confirmed JsV the j —,... • .a *th*m tfve h*sv$line* tn th* n*«*-wv j Prof. Kiii-. ne J. Weifcel, director Cleveland. "*.*»* S»**o osaata a brighter future for all Ne of the School of Music and chair to etta-svet ^prtV-r. ,»\nf:tz *fL*r. tkus to *Jl ' He formerly svrved a<* deputy. H. ftkwmtM.- .*4 M .. -. gro show people, declares . man of the concert committee. Caaob's al- Usta? w had •a-rthrn trar tontmsnitr Hamilton county (Cinclnnatr) ..«*».**, ia. tisa slaageva-iss ..«•• the new (Aug. 13 issue)] The series will be presented in vroxitd * ot appear .ourt clerk and examiner in tho t-a-a *t,,timg a-a. Mt. VsrrMS Quick magazine, which fea University hall on the Ohio State "fiesl *staVat asps-ias? Emmvy r.tate insurance "department. »». Fov !»• reaoo-sra.tbaa BSIUM tures Miss Baker on the campus. triano Irosabie oceora sterasaarming CAREER AT END otfasaals, l*«s> •/« s-« raara. fly cover. **otsco actioss tlso newspaper* One of the be.it known artis's lawlnag in aaa- IsaawteVga sr># In a jiene. (Oarteartesrtl** estscor the devosrs* to anpear in the series will be CllM d>*t|" I '• . ,.-.-:.... . 1 a., Mt. VaorassMS jfco^AaJ, .k,, b. j, J&-ZmfZl? '" *«• '»" VV.dne.day „i,hl a, Si. Fr.aci. trnting arti c I a <.i.r*n. of ttso Coats»aU. tbos Percy Grainger, pianist, who is a*. «SMS*a»a>s>... <|a« Mt. Vevssoo *». UfJetrasily ,,-^r. . -««e. ^ ~~^ *"r fc" «" '*mm^ «« stun into the face of Ed Hart, an t a i n m e n t." Msg .awravsit; There are •••• i-ther works. Grainger will apneur in the •"..Ir a| a SOaSSSHaoOtty «*»n jrr^n, ,Mr*. *i ,:«. .-, ... .-^ ' • ' "* •'•'- '• *••<- le.'. • ff-duty rity fireman working _* Quick point-* out *s stsaay bad egg* an the Eost- Feb. H and *7. rfroos s4a city s>f Color—Pass." (.'.'/:(«(. CXrai iV-rfc -/_ s»de as tbere are in ars.il Cm- |«e --». isx,T e^c.,.^. _ ax ' tZj!" »«J «*ared. Poliee; a fire inapector at th« hotel, and that when Mis*) >-U sale or, E fc-va. rt •- ' rv^!*< '-• -***••;-'f« the »hootin -irrrc* iNADEQUa-vCY" laosVos raosgtshorbe s s*a. Bet st. J
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Come Into My Kitchen NO CASH DOWN THERE ARE MANY WAYS WITH YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR TO MAKE DELICIOUS TEA ADDED FLAVORS Br ANN B. WALKER ter or grease, molded into cake* and fried or baked for use aa a A dozen fresh mint leaves, u Sonic experts arc sayin** .hut solid food. twisted quarter of, orange peel, one of the easiest manners in Germany, Finland, France and or one or two whole cloves mav which to keep cool during ex. the countries of southern Europ** be added to the hot extract for a 1951PHILCO tremely hot weather is to drink a few minutes before sleeping. Svuiinn I'hoto Uy l'i. ... consume comparatively little tea, warm beverajre. While I would bul there are few other places in Tbey should be removed before- BEAMING HAPPILY FOLLOWING MARRIAGE S md.r at not rii :i;'t.-.-- with the experts, I the world where it is not popular serving. A tantalizingly delicate 2nd Baptist church are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamilton (n >e Edna along with hundreds still prefer —and each locality has its own goodness will be added to th.* Knight). Wedding was performed by church pastor. Dr. CharUa F. the coolinfi* effects of a tall glass ADVANCED DESIGN FEATURE- manner of making the brew. flavor as a result. Jenkins. Mrs. Hamilton ia tha daughter of Mrs. Irene Crowder ot spriir-minted iced tea. So many • * * of u's take tea for granted with A few recipes are given below Knight, 92 N. 22nd st., Columbus. Mr. Hamilton's parents are Mr. out knowing the fascinating lore ass HOT EXTRACT and Mrs. Melvyn Woods, Canfrtn, O., Newlyweds are at borne et surrounding it. EXTRACT OF TEA To avoid cracking the glass the 462 Jefferson av., Apt. B. Bride is m graduate of East High school A Chinese legend has it thai 12 tb. toa leaves ' hot extract should be poured ;ii and is attending Franklin university. She is a member ef Pyramid the first cup of tea was product.-! 3 c. boiled water rectly onto the cracked ice. or on club of Delta Sigma Theta sorority and 2nd Baptist. She is asso REFRIGERATORS a long spoon. Never pour any hot ciated with Ohio Bell Telephone Co. Mr. Hamilton is a graduate by accident about 2700 BC. Ac !» additional eups freshly boiled cording to the tale, an old philoso water itquid directly on cooled glass. By of Canton McKinley Hi*>h school and a senior at Ohio State unisrer. pher, while boiling watel over •» Bring fresh, cold water to following this tip the tea will al:,.-. •ity in College of Commerce, He is member of OSU varsity foot* be chilled more readily. fire made of tea branches, drop fierce boil. Heat tea pot. Wilt t**u ball team. PRICED FROM ped some of the dry leaves into leaves in covered pot. Use 8 tea • \» m the pot and found that they made bags if preferred. Pour boiling Powdered, rather than granu* a delightful, stimulating bever water upon wilted leaves. Allow lated. sugar is served with iced age. It was hundreds of year* tea to steep: G minutes for black tea because it melts more rapidlv later that the rest of the world tea: 3 minutes for green or in the cold drink. However, If wa* permitted to enjoy the taste Oolong tea. Strain 1 c. of the ex granulated sugar is to be used. It of tea. tract into each oup. Fill cups with is more economical to mix tht $ .95 proper amount of sugar with the While there are numerous an freshly boiled water. Serve im mediately. hot extract before pouring ove* cient Chinese records of bever the ice. One-third cup of sugar ages made from the leaves of wild Any quantity of extract may be should be about right for four 209 and cultivated plants, it is open made by using more or less water cups of extract. to question as to whether they all and tea, as long as the propor 9 • . refer to tea. This Is due. to the tions are maintained. This can be* fact that there was no generally used for iced tea as follows* TEA PUNCH Your Old Refrigerator May Be Used As Down accepted name for tea until about 4 c. extract of tea 3 c. strong black tea the 7th century AD when the 8 slices of lemon •1 c. orange juice word ch'a came into prominence Powdered sugar to taste 1 c. lemon juice Payment And In Many Cases Plants and bevernges that mav or Cracked ice 2 c. raspberry svrup may not have been tea were men Prepare extract of tea. Fill 8 1 c. crushed pineapple tioned in early documents under tall glasses with cracked ice anl Sugar to taste the names of chuan or ming. pour into each glass & c. of the 2 qt carbonated water In the 10th century AD Venice hot extract. Add more cracked ice If fresh fruit juices are used, NO CASH DOWN was one of the chief commercial to replace that which ha» melted. they should be strained. The in port-i of the world. It was here Slit each slice of lemon crosswise gredients are mixed in a punch that a Persian merchant told of from one side »to the center and howl with a large block of Ice. Sentinel l'bittui Or Wood drinking tea in China and of the slip onto the rim of each irlnss. the carbonated water being added THIS FAMILY REUNION SCENE TOOK PLACE last week 78 WEEKS TO PAY theraneutic values ascribed to It. Serve with long handled spoons. last, after other elements arc well in the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Pompey A. Davis, 1573 E. Long st., • • • chilled. If desired, lime iuice may A Venetian scholar, Giambat when Mr. Davis was visited by his mother, Mrs. Melissa Davis tista Kamusio. published the Story be substituted (or the lemon, in 1559 and froon samples of ten ICED TEA HINTS and grenadine used instead of (left) and sister. Mrs. Alberta Gilchrist (right), both of Birming leaves started to trickle into Chill glasses. To keep the raspberry syrup. Serves 20. ham, Ala. Mrs. Davi. is spending two weeks here, during which she drinks cold, chill the glasses witn Europe. Tea shrubs grow well in • » • will celebrate her 84th birthday Saturday, Aug. 18. PHILCO 2-DOOR DUPLEX almost any climate, but are best cold water, or by standing them 12, 10 nnd 8 cu. ft from $379.95 up ...with suited to the high altitudes of in the refrigerator for half an FLAMING TEA PUNCH Davises Are Hosts hour before serving. Mra. Sampson Visitor tropical or semi-tropical areas 1 qt. freshly made green tea Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Da That's right—no clef rent where there is an abundance of 1 pt. rum Mrs. Sarah Sampson of Balti CLOUDY ICED TEA vis, 391 Woodland av., had as ing anywhere in tbia new rain. The climate and soil in i pt. brandy more, Md., has been visiting Dr. TRUE Excess tannin, which is ex* Juice 1 large lemon house guest recently Mrs. Guy- which the bush grows and the Albert Banner Turner, 463 S. rene Brown of Now York City. kind of 2-Door refrigera cart* given to if influences \he traded from tea when it is steep ) lb. sugar - . Central av. HONEST duality of the leaves it produces. ed too long, may cause cloucfinest, Use about one ounce of tea to HURRY! tor from Philco. You aim- Thus, new properties may be de in iced tea. Steep only three min the quart of boiling water. Heat For Better HURRY! veloped in the leaves of a shrub utes for green and Oolong teas: the punch bowl, then pour in the Fox Lake Guests ply forget about defroet- Dairy Refreshments simply by planting it in an en five minutes for black tea. Cold rum. brandy, lemon juice and Come To extract: If preferred, the extract sugar. Set the liquid aflame and Mr. and Mr*. EldonWard and While We Still Have A Complete Selection ing. It'a automatic.. .and vironment that is foreign to the Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bamett one to which It is normally ac may be chilled and then diluted pour in the tea slowly, mixing were weekend guests of Mr. and WHY BE WITHOUT A NEW 51 PHILCO Automatic work, ao fast, food* are customed. before serving. Ice' cubes should thoroughly with a ladle. The mix be added for further chilling as ture will continue to burn brief Mrs. C. F. Allen at their cottage * COME IN TODAY OR CALL FL 2645 com pletely unaffected. It is for this n-u.-oii that the well as for the psychologically ly. It should be poured, still flam at Fox Lake. Ind., rccVntly. The names of tea growing countries, cooling effect of the sound of ice ing, into warmed glass punch home of the Aliens Is Indiana Even frozen foods, ice and even districts, are often com tinkling against glass. cups. .Serves 12. polis. • AND ONE OF OUR FRIENDLY SALESMEN Vefrosf A bined with the namut} of the tea cubes and ice cream slay produced. Typical examples of MALTS • SHAKES WILL COME OUT TO YOUR HOME. this practice are the teas called SUNDAES • CONES hard and firm. Here'a Assam Black. China Black. Foo- QUARTS • PINTS everything you want i n chow Oolong, Formosa Oolong, Delightful Party etc. The three main types of tea, See gee a* one great new Philco. however, are Black or fermented CROSSROADS OF OHIO NEWSTANO 1196 MT. VERNON AVE CM. Oolong, or semi-fermented "•lau.r. ...I Ctrn.r Of P.fJ.I .»•>.1 **.)•• Sit Come in . . . aee it. tea. and Green, or un-fermentcd, Given By Nichols tea. All three types of tea leaves, A delightful Canasta party was with lavendar gladioli and flanked may start life on the same bush. given Saturday evening by Mr. by matching candlesticks. it is the differences in-their later and Mrs. Pinkney Nichols, 268 N. treatment that gives the most no Stale st., Marioif. The following The guests had such an enjoy able time that the party continued ticeable characteristics to the dif were guests: fetent types. throughout the night. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Pete Calloway morning, the host and hostess GAD'S IS OPEN SUNDAY & EVERY DAY FROM 8 A.M. 'Til 16 P.M. EASY TO PREPARE and Mr. and Mrs. John Evans of •served a delightful breakfast from KEM-GLO Tea is easy to prepare, but a Marysville. Mr. and Mrs. Charles a table with green linen cloth FREE few simple rule* must be ob Brown of Kenton. Mr. and Mrs. and dishes of flowered Francis \%eMit^ Caste ftt&i AIR CONDIIIOKED FOR VOUR SHOPPING COMFORT served if tTie full goodness of the Perce Johnston of Springfield, can ware. Tor kitchens, bathrooms, all woodwork. leaves is to be enjoyed with each Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Earley, Mr. $039 Mr. and Mrs. Nichols, accom Ready to use, easy to apply, dries quickly. cup of the beverage. and Mrs. Harry Hickman, Mr. and V JLotikxt PARKING There are untold thousands of Mrs. Wallace DeMarcia, Mr. and panicd by the latter's brother Wil LOOKS AND WASHES recipes for preparing tea. Mrs. Harvey Howe, Mr. and Mrs. Ham Kelley of Columbus, depart ECONOMiOU 6AL*72I In England, it is prepared much Allen Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Homer ed the following Saturday pn > LIKE BAKED ENAMEL ON GOLD'S LOT like the basic method called Pot Pruitt. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hig- tea. excepting that a stronger motor trip to Winston-Salem, N. Bu» it At ginbotham, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C, New York City, and other brew is generally preferred. The Reese, Mrs. Lora Woods, Mrs, "The Avenue'a Moat Complete Paint & AT REAR OF Russians traditionally make tea in cities. Wallpaper Center" the samovar, and the Chinese Estelle Williams and Humphrey usually infuse their tea directly Taylor, all of Dayton. In smalt, handlelcss cups. In some T*hey wero served a steak dinner A MEMBERSHIP ia the BEST MERCHANDISE MART STORE parts of China and Tibet the lrom a table appointed with a lace YWCA is the key to building a LONG ST. at GRANT AVE. (OPEN EVENINGS FL. 2645 leaves are used to make a bever cloth, crystal and silver service good Amrri-isn. Tbe price ef • 1013-1015 Mt. Vernon Ave. FE. 1328 age, and then arc mixed with but and a swan vase centerpiece filled YW membership im small. mHIIIll mtsmmM A
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PAGE 8 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1951 SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1951 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 9 RAYMOND LETTS' HILLTOP Party Benefits HOME LOVELY PARTY SCENE Columbus Clinic Mi. and Mrs, Buy mo nil Lett modernlstm recreation room in Geerxe Pettiford, Mr. and Mrs th.- basement. DeVoff Palmer, Sgt. and Mrs. proved two delightful hosts whe;i The third annual garden party .Smith, invitations•i'" "• ;, s_.iiuriouCharlottec Pishnsn, Floyd Pettiford, Jr., and Mi***. they entertained a number ot fluest.** include Mr and Mr**. of the Susan B. Weaver Bay of ilulcntif nationsions;; M*|t»4e White, 78 WEEKS TO PAY AT SPICER'S Arthur Terry, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. their many friends Sunday after. Walter Beatty and Mr, and Mrs. Columbus Cancer clinic was held Margaret Oakfieldj' lUnu-silloii Blanche Van Hook of Columbus. Sunday afternoon on the lawn of Davis, decorati ,ri or; with an enjoyable barbecue Weldon Cordell of Cincinnati, Mr. orations: 'Bditl, C«le- Centenary Methodist church, 930 man, refreshment*; Margaret and fiied chicken dinner with ao* and Mrs. Glenn Clemens and Mr. and Mr.*. Andrew Freeman of K. Long »,t. Oakfield, Eleanor Ellis, Robbie companying accewirieK. Mr?. Jamer- Lett, Mr. and Mr». Lijrht refreshments were served Daily, tables; Althea Taylor, pub licity. PAY ONLY The food wan cooked and Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mrs. Walker from tables with Quaker lace am"* ON ANY PHILCO Chairman of the ray, which in served in their lovely yard al the Hat-ria and Harold Saunders of floral centerpieces wilh huge garden umbrellas over them. one of the 10 of the Columbus tear of their hou.c, 36G S. Hague Chiltirothe. Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Butler of Greenfield; Mr. and New Sentinel Hostesses' were Mesdumes Al Cancer clinic, is Mrs. Mariraret av. Games were played in tht bfrdye Hines. Barbara Parker, Clark Oakfield. 15% DOWN Society Ed Juanita Tipton, Pearl Mathonic. Mabel Rousseau, Ella Bigger Gardners Vacationing OUR LIRFRul TRADE-IN AllOWANCC ON YOUR 010 REFRIGERATOR CAR BE USED IN YOUR DOWN PAYMENT HEALTH The Sentinel announces thi- Gladys Brown, Virginia Ja.'stM Mr. and Mrs. Mack A. Gardner THE SENTINEL week the appointment of Ann II. Margaret Ellin, Mildred Stinso 11-10 Fair av.. are vacationing in Walker, homemaking editor of Emma Cash, Martha Jordan, Petoskey and SL Ignace. Mich. FORUM this newspaper, to the position of Jeanne Brown, Eula Jackson, Tur New England Visitors society editor starting with next tle Shepherd, Jessie Bartlctt. Kv- Mr. and Mrs. August H. Jack week's edition. elyn Ltickey, and the Misses Gen son.. 1363 Hawthorne av„ have Some individuals find it easier than Mrs. Walker, evieve Harris, E«thcr Fishburn, born vacationing in the New Eng New tinti of 2-V00R Refrigerator others to remain trim, but the chances are who has been that men and women who take on extra Carol Hamilton. Kern Ann Dun* land states. homemaking edi naville and Klla lingers. pounds enj'oy eating and many of them tor for the past Each nu tnber of the liny was Mrs. Fish Visits like their cocktails and beer. two years, sue Mrs. Charlotte Fish, 110? Mt. An attorney and his girl friend once wrote that ceeds Miss distinguished by a paper flanking Vernon av., has been viniiiiig her health was improving and that she was really sword, which symbolized the fight Blanche M. Van with relatives and friends in TRUE against cancer. Proceeds from wm* fiLrtontaticQetrost! enjoying life, «.s evidenced by the excess pound* Hook, who is re the party were given to the local Lynchburg, Va.. Pittsburgh she had acquired. 1 have reviewed many scientific signing to take .ind other cities. journals and have talked thi* over with physicians -r n o t her news cancer clinic. of unquestionable high attainment and we do not paper job. Mr*. General choir man of the affair Mrs. Carter In D. £. HERE FOR 1951 FROM ajiree with the opinion as expressed by the man in Walker will also wa,-* Mrs. Gertrude Jordan, nnd the legal field. MiV Clara McGhcc Carter. continue a*, co-chairman was Mrs.' MaTgire. 10:! S. Ohio av.. has been visiting Many women acrjuirc their avoridupois in preg homem a k i n g Peters. Chairmm of various «om- nancies. Men foHtgo'on a gaining spree after they Mrs. Walks with relatives in Washington, D. editor. mittees included Mesdames H ittie Dr. Bland settle down in marriage. The change rarely is C. for the past few weeks. Mrs. Walker, whose "Come abrupt and in many instances is* "~ Into My Kitchen" column is or.e traceable to eating snacks be olete blood chemistry and hemo of the oldest and most popular PHILCO twei-n meals or Becoming addict globin estimation. features in The Sentinel, is emi pd to a cocktail or two or beci nently qualified for the new po Here it is . .; . the amazing 1951 Philco Dupt-rx jefore. with and after meals. ( M. L. writes; Cuia i stomach ul- iition. A native of Columbus, she The daily addition of a fcf^ cer be present witithoul t pain? 'REuVSrfRyoueotde/eer'r'io . .'. the new kind of 2-Door refrigerator-freezer hundred calories makes the dif- *» Reply: Yes, therr e may be no is widely known throughout the with true, honest Automatic Defrost! ference between mainta t n t n g pain but merely a sensation of area. She is the operator of the Lynn Modeling academy and from weight and Raining pounds per fullness or heartburn. Further, refrigerator in the PHILCO And here's truly startling news—-this great new month. more, individuals with active ul time to time ha» contributed arti An average Manhattan con cer often are free from pain cles on personality and charm Duplex Refrigerator with all its Advanced problems to the women's section ir> tains 175 calories, a martini. ICO, within three days after treatment fflKefo'aerator Derby Design features is yours at far less cont than and an old fashioned. 150. An is started, yet a sufficient length of The Sentinel. of time has not passed for heal oUier 2-door refrigerators of the past. ounce of scotch, bourbon or rye Articles for publication in the ing. yields 80 calories, and when society section of The Sentinel •• SPICER'S Come in — see it — compare. •ringer ale is added t*.e count *s W. A. B. writes: In a recent may be addressed to Mrs. Waiker increased to 140 calories. reply you said it was not normal Two or three of these drinks for a vein to throb. You missed in care of The Sentinel or she mount up. moreso when hors the boot, hcciui •• if you clench may be reached at Ev. 3476. d'oeuvres are served and the yoi*r fist and look at your arm cocktail whets the appetite so you will see a vein throbbing. Butlers Return that extra servings are taken. Reply: What I see is an artery pulsative. not a vein. ' Mr. and Mrs Cy Butler. 175 The average man and woman • a • Parkwood av.. have returned from usually does well on between Or, Bland will answer ques a visit with relatives in San An- 2500 and 3000 calories a day. tions relating to health and hy tonio and Monterey. Hard workers need more, where giene in this column and by 2/fSBr*" as those who lead a sedentary mail. He will not make diagno life require less. A low caloric I B. & B. CARRY OUT | sis or prescribe for individuals. diet consists of 1000 calories or SSI- Enclose stamped, self addressed BEER A WINE lese. PHILCO envelope and address R. Earl I Bring thi* ad and ask for > NO SIGN OF HEALTH Bland. M. D., Tbe, Sentinel | the special case price I To gain weight is no scientific Health Forum, SSI E. Leng st., • ($2.85 with this ad). sign of good health. No diagno Columbus 3. REFRIGERATOR! sis can ever he established on one , 1002 E. Long 3t. EV. 0352 ' NO ' OVrTOSTMO sign or symptom alone. Elks. Picnic Sunday HCXf One who is trying to reduco Franklin Lodge No. 203, mav not understand his lack of IBl'OEW, will have an all-day Hst Prka M39.95 sticecss when he adds an 8 ounce JMAILWOOD MARKEI t*eO picnic Sunday, Aug. 19, at the •trVIOITMa glass of ale with its 130 calorie* farm of Mr. and Airs, Charles 11. to the owners of Quality Meats & tutu to the permitted menus, but that Mulltns, 4936 Croton rd., on Rt. j '« the oldest electric is not nearly as bad as a 10 Groceries 3, one-half mile north of Sunbury. r PHILCO 2-DOOR DUPLEX ounce glass of chocolate malted refrigerators la Admission to the grounds is free Open Eves A Sundays " milk, which has 450 calories. 12, 10 AND 8 CU. FT. FROM $379.9 Those desiring transportation may Columbus Six ounces of a cola beverage, Phone Orders Received secure it from the Elks' Home, and many people drink several 15C Lexington av. The public is 805 Mt. Vernon Ave. botUes daily, root beer or fruit William & Butler. Proos. pop, have from 75 to fiO calories invited. fH'S J-VJfvy $g 9 93 fP each. Huge* t^t%4n fro6wr A hamburger on a bun offers HOLDS UP TO 70 POUNDS 500 calories; a cheese sandwich. DON'T BE WITHOUT PHILCO New 1951 Philco 400; ham. 350, and peanut but m See tills apuc-tttua full-width Freezer, ter, 750. Two or three such sand Refrigerators cue'49 I by separate out Hid.- door. wiches would be alright for a THE ansa a 11 MODELS-7 lo 13 Cu. F*. M.IIIII .HUH true zero zone temperature* growing boy but the obese had for safely keeping frozen foodo a* long better beware. A(r9rfy/fafo3mry/ na a year. Stores up to 70 II**. of foot! A plain chocolate bar has 190 5ENTINEL S:-ru-.l,. .. oleel food and ice tray m. -. calories and with nuts, 275. Those who raid the ice box r-hotild know w P,U9 NEWEST ADVANCED DESIGN FEATURES-Fuiiy AdjustableShelve. that a chicken leg has &8 calories, »<> ofh • r tTutf regtsfa your c/d Bfecfal a glass of milk. 1-10. and a mouth HAVE IT MAILED TO .YOUR HOME Double Criepet Drawers covered by glass . Covered. Sliding Meat Compartment • ful of roast beef. 130. Brownies, R&gerxftor... nyotxfhss of make! Kaay-Out Ice Traya . Full 12 cu. ft. food storage capacity . Five Year W-irr-in* cut the usual size, give 300 cal EVERY WEEK 209 OVER 39 YEARS ON MT. VERNON AVE. ories and cream puffs. 450. Six Months V One Year OUR LOCATIONS SAVE YOU MONEY An average serving of apple Vacation or Servicemen's Subscription pie has 650 calories, and a dish »»* Mi Vernal. Ass Our Los. Real Location. Save Y ou Money BRANCH STORE of vanilla ice cream. 200 calorie*?. Corner 18th St 8»7 ft, MAIN ST NAME Opr-i, tsi'r But adding chocolate, nuts.and Op-r, daitr * A. at. EASY TERMS » A. M. . ' K M whipped cream to make a sundae * P. M M . 4% Fri "ri. > A. M. . 8 P. M | ADDRESS SPICER FURNITURE (0. » A. at -8 P. 1* doubles the calories. „ aft- Vrrnoo AT*. BtU Mala St. B«e A famous movie star who gain- I Over 39 Years Same Location 'Hope at Oar Ooroes td much weight died a few years Stoics at Nrarftr | CITY STATE ZONE I Main Store Charles P. Spicer, Owner end President Ceraere ago from hypochromic anemia. Writ* or call about oar subscription rates. Circulation Dept.. Bratracb S»*>»*» On the other hand a very thin 9d3 Mt. Vernon A»«. J Ohio Sentinel, 881 E. Long St.. Columbu* 3, Obio. EV. 2240. [ 6*5-8*7 E. Main Si. EV. 9543 WE CARRY OUR OWN ACCOUNTS person may have a normal com- EV. 9543 FA. 9319 FA. 931» I
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PAGE 10 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, lasi SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1951 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 11 Additional Guests Many Attend Shi!o!i Baptist Ctwrch Lawn Fete Rev. Parrish, Male Chorus Are These Folks Once Suffered, Too! At Teler Open House • When the Fireside Dcaconee.-i tiub of Shiloh Baptist 'church Guests At ChilJicothe Church B BLANCHE M. VAN HOOK Mrs. \\ illl::in l'ui».... sV0*l r held its annual lawn fete and Mm, L. 1.. C«>tton. Due U> lit-. k of spare last vieek dinner st the home of Mr. and By KATHERINE K. HAYNES of nt.- addolo t depnrtaaent due ta Mr. anil Mr.*, Dough,* Comer. •hMMtrav of **«• were unable to publish tiimes j Mr*.- Hcrnon Jackson. 416 Tay Kev. J. W. Parri-h, pastoi of the supervisor. Mra. Mr. nnd Mr*, James Wade, Mr. Esther W. Tyree. i.f iill the guests **ho attended the j i tor av., on Thursday evening. Shiloh Baptist church, used for •ind Mrs GeorKS DcLoache Arnold Graves will appear on tesent open hou«e giv* n by Att'y ' l manv people were present. hi- morning topic Sunday, "The iind Mrs; II. M the program *"I*ythe Nat'I AKS'H William A. Toler and hi* wife. lanner. Mr. anJ Thf ,awn WMwa s appropriately Church and It*> Members." Eve Mr*-. Owen Thomas, Mr. mrul Mrs of Negro Mu/iciahs convention Att'v Esther E. Toler; at thei<- decorated with has*) gsiden um ning subject was, "Whose Kigbt- X. L, Mitchell, Mr. snd Mr-s iu Washington. Accompanied by new home. 2etl Parkwood ar. lire I las, flower bedecked table • ousn< •. Your*. Or God's?'" Thv Jmmes Willi... Mr and Mi- M his family, he will depart Aug. In sdditioh to thos w 4> land mttlti-colored lirbt.--. A v« women's c torus, under direction m "" f j Sandeis. Mr. anil Mrs. Lawrt*ne*s 18. name.- appeared la-i week lht liety of food was served. of Mrs. Juanita Rivera, fut*n"asJ*ed j Tollurt. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Best- Mrs. Mollie Gibbg is vacation following glu-M*. were ntMcd President of the Hub is Mrs. music for the day. with Man. Iv. Mr. and Mr*-, Charles Worley. MartFsret 1-ambert. Mrs Gladv* ing in Washington, D. C. Vii- Dr. ami Mrs. Thomas Jones of Mr. and Mr*. C, S. Curtis. M Jackson wa** general chairman of I Elisabeth Barksdnlc at the con ginia and Buffalo. Phtlaililrliia. Mr. and Mrs. Eat-ji and Mr**. John Doreax. Mr ;illlj the affair. Mr?. Lari*- Jordan wa.* i aol*. Miss Margaret White and niece. rerkin>. Mr. and Mr*, Harold. ^ ^^ ,.h< Mr. an(J -«,,, Fitst Baptist and Rt*V. Melvin Ceiina l-amtw-rt. are Vasrationing •A.lliam*.. Mr. sod Mr^ A B. Wi||ijl|n c<,Ur„, Mr. and M„ C. I Woodsrd of Chillieolhe were with relatives in Salem and K«*an. . Flint. Mr. and Mr,. Albert Hobbs. J A Brycv -Mr „„,, Mrf: Scott l,i»tr to Rev Parrish and Shiloh's oke. Va. Mr. and Mr« Harold Thomas. Mr. | Gj|,.irf >Jr >n<. Mni T male chorus Sunday afternoon. APOLOGY EXTENDED unit Mrs. Owen Tunis, Mr. and Trearlwell. Mr. and Mr?. Lev"Mrs. . Parks Has Rev. Parriuh «»« guest speaker. An apology is extended to Mrs. Mr*. Leonard Holland, Mr, ana SUwart. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs, L. 1. Mrs. Rcases R. Dallas was host Roses R. Dallas whose name was Mr*. T. J. McRoberU. Mr. and Faulkner, Mr. snd Mr.-. Floyd I tss Sunday to the following at s excluded from the birthday list Mrs Thomas Jacobs, Mr. and Brown. Mr. and Mn. William Cut j Party For Son desseit luncheon st her home. iast week. The writer asks every pepper. Mr. and Mrs. C. P.. | 1500 E. Lonjt'»L: Mr. and Mr.*. member to shower her with cards. Saturday afternoon, Mra. Jane Stephens. Mr. and Mrs. Kirov ; Aaron Barksdale, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Beverly Rutherford and Parks. T08 Glove yt., gave a birth- Luther Harris suffered uclie* and paina. Ollie May Cooper suffered stomach distress. Mrs. Waldo lleutli was mr win-, nnd run*duwn. j ... Gravely, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sylvester Keeler, Misses an»\ Miss Joyce E. Nix appeared on Attend Dukes i nay party for her son, Paul, who 1-m elace. MessJanicK Carole Walker. Acalia the radio broadcast of the Urban Mrs. Sarah San>p***>n and Mis. was 6 years old on that date. Walker and Linda Walker of To- league Sunday. Convention Margretta Winston of New York Guests were Friedia Coleman, peka. Kan** : Mamie Boswell anJ Sick list includes I.ama Dickev. City. Dr. Alberts Turner. Mrs. Pamela Moore, Dorothy Ann Mc- Mrs. A. T. l.evistcr of New York: 417 N. Monroe av.; Iv .i- J M C.trlda Fulton. Ch.irli.tte Flli*. Duckett. Pete Scott. Johnny av.; E !.. Ni*. 38« Lexington a\ : Of Stomach Distress, Aches and Pains, Weak, Run- Mi. and Mrs. Eldon W ard, Mr. ., ...... _,, „, . ., , . .,. , , „ : Vera King. Hnrriet I noma". Flo- Coleman, Robert Perry, Wilbur Mary E. Thomas, 289 N. 2Is*. and Mrs. l-eonard Binford, Ml.,-. ,, a.. i_ . •,, r? „ ,,. Mr. Coleman .." , ' oeU Manderville. Fanny Collins, Johnson and Richard Seward. . rt.; Sallie Vincent, 341 Bolivar and Mrs. .lohi*om. carr( «rr. Jr.jr.. Mr.-.r. amandi Rrowder. ; MjirMrr| The children, enjoyed watching st.: Bertha Guthrie. 183 Lexing Down Conditions and Nervousness When Due to Mis. George Saunders, Mr. and j Ru,h Cunningham. Kllen Lu- ton av,; Edna Cates. 723 Grove television and playing gamei*. Fa Mrs. WenHall Mitchell. Mr^/huc- «.„«_ <;|^ Taylor. Mable Jone< Party Honoree st: Ada Ystes. 1478 Clifton av lrt vors were distributed and refresh Mis. Vernon Harnett. Mr. and j Bessie Bank*. H.-'en Lowerv. went* served. Leslie DeWitt Coleman, Sr., Deficiencies of Vitamins B„ B , Niacin and Iron Mrs. Clar.n.e Thompson, Mr. an J, Matv Ann Eady Jessie Dickin 2 celebtated his birthday with a John Allen and Mr*. Donald !.***. ; win. Gloria Smith. Kuth K>tis. Small Gains party Thursday evening at his I •mi. Fattier, Saunentiit, Illinois: Mrs. Clarice ISrotmn, 712 La l>ue Mrs. Ella Holderfield. 223 All report having had an enjoy-1 Margarst Cobhs, Bsrtha Waller*. I \7 ¥ -,TVrjC#^-. _ Ohio business indicators regis Why Settle for Symptomatic Relief When HADACOL Can i.ome. 7PN Grove .*t. "A friend of mine had given me Arentte, Crdartotm, Georgia: "I Cray it ion t Avenue West, I'm miiiz- able lime. Vivian Mitchell. Mary Jane Pat* j V J V/IilCerS tered small gains during May. a bottle of am '10 years old, llrrrr. Ala.: "I'VI tjlames and television provided Help People With Such Deficiencies? Mr. \V;iu) \»a« eleried n/ations! ' lerson. Mildred Rowland. Witir.. ' HADACOL and I ju.il want b i* e n using entertainment for the occasion. for my birth* to tell you how II A I) A C 0 LI vice president aivd Mr. Ruiford Taylor. Irene lUackwellBlackwell.. ()r:< T.nther Harris, 516 Chestnut St., Mrs. WaUo ttettlh. 1020 J nekton Mr. Coleman received a number COME TO Itittvliug t.rern, Kentucky: "For St., Wetl Plains Missouri: "I want |day. I had been your wonderful a year now and] was letlected national organiser Benton, Jeasie Mann. Pearl Stew- feci ing tun- HADACOL has it sure has] Are Elected of useful gifts and greeting cards. SHILOH BAPTIST t,iiit«> some time to give thanksMB Prop* )(• .nt. indications, it ap ard. Vlr-'-inia Jovner. Murear-..' 1 wus nervous to the wonder down, and ;ust helped me. I helped me. I] Cramptoti, A delectable repast was served CHURCH and run - down didn't seem to was weak, ner didn't have any! pears thht the convention nest The VJ Charity club held it* ful preparation Mildred Finch. Colleen Mitch- to the following guest*: Mis.sc*- Hesrsiltevs*. at Ml. Vernon Ave. and I sttffered HADACOL and have much vous and run appetite at all,] year will, be held at Vox l-ske. ..I.IUJJI election of officers at the from aches and energy. So I down and could couldn't sleep! ell. Esther Castleman. M a r v U,t mreU„K 0I thl. ,ummtr M hnd Mesdames Catherine Curry of JAMES W. PARRISH, tell you how it decided to try Ind. pains. I was has helped me. hardly do my well, and ached] Scott. Ruth Day, Lucille Roan the home of Mrs. Mattie Bank*. Cincinnati. Jane Parks. Elisabetn Mraister weak snd I the HADACOL work, and what a lot, but since. Loretta Brown, I.urv Fort. Susie Before I Btart- that had been I ate didn'tsa The newly elected offioers of White. loia Johnson, Mabel .**Yott IS -15 A. M. Radio Broadca>l could hardly do e d taking I've been taking! ti.it er. Rosalind Wood, Jane; the club are as follow n day's work. I given to me. 1 agrcc with me. j£ HADACOL! j Carla Whits. Anna Wilson, Flo-- 8 A. M. Church School HADACOL rould notice af \\'y«tt. Georgianna Stewart. Gui :.i.n ir-d taking I decided to give I can't get' Mrs. Grace Williams, president: enr«. Coleman, Elizabeth MeFall, 11 A. AL Church At Worship HADACOL and I was nervous, ter the first bottle that I was feel HADACOL a trial. I have taken Sport Club «ie Artis. Sarah Jones. Geraldin** couldn't eat and enough to eat now. I go to sleep Mrs. Virdell Allen, vice president. Myrtle White, Rachel Shippy, 11 A. M. (Continued (Thurrh from my first ing much stronger. I have since six bottles of HADACOL. and I now and can r.- > all night. I can. Lesria, Betty Waters, Chailen: didn't have the bought the large family size bot can tell the difference since I have Mrs. Dorothy Hull, secretary. Blanche Van Hook. Messrs School for Children) Small liottle 1 felt bet •work hard and it doesn't even tire **udderth. Connie Banks. Doroth/ Mrs. Mac Clark, assistant secre- ter. Now. I feci energy to do tle and feel that HADACOL has been taking HADACOL. Use ny l.e*lie Coleman., Jr., John Carter, children may be left with helped me. I intend to continue me now like it did. I am 05 years Entertained MrG«-e. Mae Finney, Carol John tary: Sirs. Mattie Ranks trea»- ... , „ . ivr.rri and I can do a good day's my housework. letter. Maybe it will encourage old und feel good moat of the competent workers while A work. I am still taking HADACOL Now, I'm on my eighth bottle of taking it." a lot of people that are weak son. urer; Mrs. Sarah 1 .can. ' „*uZ I ""l? ""Tu"* ""*** ""** time. Thank* to HADACOL. I Miss Blanche Van Hook enteK tt M d Snrmmn you worship. and 1 wouldn't do without it. I HADACOL. I can do anything I and nervous as I was. Thank you Irene Caliver. Mattie Marsh. menurian: Mrs. Lueinda Spriggs. | " -'".inson. Mrs. Eddie G. Shmws, Houte 1, for letting me tell you ahout won't be without it as long as I'm tained lhe Worrien'e Sport ©IU'J 6 P. M. Baptist Training Union prsise HADACOL very highly." feel like doing, and I also have a ^nn Stevens. Ann McGill. Geral- reporter: Miss Juanita Barksdale. j _- D T Momelle, Mississippi: "I wan weak, HADACOL." "^ able to buy it. Use my letter—it Ko good appetite. So, you see what on Saturday evening at the home dihe Katliff. Bettte Johnson. Ma,. chairman of. flower fund and ' "•*"*' fc"er» Returns 7:30 P. M. Worship Mr. F.rlied Cooper, Rox 118,4. the wonderful HADACOL has re r vo u s, had may heir someone." of Mrs. Rachel DoyaJi, :US Burt raiet Croui b. Lillian Jones. Beu. sick committee. Mrs. Miranda Rodgers, J237 Full Time Program of Marksvllle, La.* "My 13-year-old done for me. I want to say thanks lost my a p p e - Mrs. K. W. Uryanl. P. O. Box st. Games were played and re The club will resume activities Christian Education. daughter, Ollie again to HADACOL. I'm 21 years tite. could not 191, Sumrall, Mississippi: "1 •/.•-. Ometha While, 1709 Rush lah Bates. Connie Evans. Rebecca AU-heson at,, has return from a even stand the Arrnue, Alexandria, IM.: "1 am freshments served. in September. Community Playground Mae Cooper, of age." have been a <- .,,.- tj.., t- •;, Jones. Mowena Saunders. Hoi two weeka vacation at Virginia **mcll of food. HADACOL* twenty - fiv« Music by Five Choirs WHS under, The following members at t«'i*-«- WiNon, Hazel Davis. lonn Bsa.h. Va. weight, and she Having to eat user for one'; years old and. tended; Wright. Marian Crawford. Anna St. Paul Lawn Fetes suffered from J. 1). I In nt til n. Iii', Sunset Drive, to live. 1 would year. I was ner- 3 have lived in Thursday, Aug. 23 and 30, stomach dis. Alexandria, La.: "1 have taken force down a vous, could not J. Alexandria a 11 Mixses and Met-dame* Ruth McMnrri*. Dolores Collins. Kath- few mouthfols. my life. I am erine Fossvtt. Mary Walker. lawn fetes will be given on the ti.••*•«. She is on three bottles of sleep, was tired I Chrtsmon. president, Ann Strider, HADACOL, then I would and rfindown. 11 employed by a grounds of SU Paul AME church hfr fourth bottle suffer from Frarms Madison, Gussie Butler, Phyllis Bonaparte. Bessie Gor of HADACOL. and I could tell have taken, canning com Winnie Hamilton, Irene Jef fe* • don, Abiaha Gregory. Gloria Din- by the Woman's Mite Missionary the difference stomach dis seven or eighth pany. A year Now, she feels tress. Then I ago I was ner-' son. Lena Rov.zell, Mattie Shi r- ' vsnt. Jolene Finnell, I.illa Gray. Society and Stewardess Board tine and she is in my condition, bottles of? before I'took all, heard about HADACOL* vou- and run man. Nannie Rice. Dorothy How Shirley Steward. Donna Browder. No. I, respectively. able to go where your wonderful HADACOL. I down. I lost my, she wants to. of the first bot- f and t feel .f ...... ,\70V »•«,•! ard, Abby Johnson, Gladys Grif Mari-inna Howard, Lillian Mann. began taking HADACOL four appetite a n dl She has gained lie. I'm G8 years! times a day. Within a week I was much better. IfS fin. Bessie Susong. Helen Burch Olivia Keiirhtley. Nina Arm CLUB MEETING ROOMS weight and no longer suffers from of age. Before [*g do all my house couldn't sleep.] cooking for my family and doing A friend told* an,) Rarhel Duvall. strong. M.,n„r, Hurhes. for groups s>f all asros are stomach distress. I intend to con started taking most all the housework. I have work, milk two cows, sleep well me about HADACOL and I de HADACOL and eat anything I want without Att'y Frank Shearer. Rev. C. available by appointtneat at tinue giving her HADACOL. I been taking HADACOL about a cided to try it. I have been taking- C. Kato. Att'y Web-ster Lyman, Spring St. YMCA. give HADACOL to all the family I was tired, and year. I have been teaching 14 stomach misery. I have recom I had aches and mended HADACOL to many of one bottle a week for a year and Jr., Messrs. George Pierce. Wil now." years, and I just can't recall a "The Avenue's Most pains, and I my friends and neighbors. I just I can report wonderful results. I Chanty Club liam Bowen. Russell A. Jackson, HADACOL can help you if your single year that I wasn't happy couldn't sleep well at. night. Now, for school to close, because I was cannot praise it enough, for it has am gaining weight, my nerves are Fred Revels, John Harvey. Ray Complete Paint sSc condition is due to deficiencies of since I am taking HADACOL I done so much for me. 1 am 5' Vitamins 1: . !••. Niacin and Iron. ao tired. It is different this year. O.K.. I have a good appetite and Redman. Lloyd Hairston. K. M COMPLETE HOUSE Wallpaper Center" feel so much better, and the I will be very unhappy to see years old and I believe what Ptcmc Is Held Williams, Ceor*.'o Berry. Charle* HADACOL is sold on a strict aches and pain - have disappeared, school out this year. I have told HADACOL has done for me. it I can sleep nights again. One bot Watkins. Howard Moon. I^onarJ mori ?y - back guarantee — you'll and Psleep soundly. I can't recom other teachers about your won will do tor others. I highly recom tle a week did it and I recommend CLEANING SERVICE mend HADACOL enough." derful HADACOL." mend HADACOL." The Orval Peyton farm, lo Etheridge. Barbee Durham, Vic foel belter or your money back. HADACOL." cated near Gahanna. was the tor Earley. John Combs. Walls W-ashed BEST MERCHANDISE MART scene Ust Thursday of the an William Meade. James Wilson. Wall Paper, Porches nua) r.icnic of the Woman's Coun E. L. Moore, Jr.. Ernest Martin. and 1013 MT. VERNON AVE. FE. 1328 t9 cil Charity club. I.urien Wright. Wade Franklin Basements Cleaned TAKE ADVANTAGE OF GOLD'S LOW PRICES Trail Size $l. Family Sire $3 * Those present were: Lawrence Whittaker. McMUIir Kern-toning Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford • B Sharp, Felix Embrey. John Mor. Floors Waxed and Spurlock, Mr. and Mrs, John tr»n. Robert Alston. William Polished Dusty, Mr. and Mrs. Jame* Cun- Thornton. Calvin Caito,'Walter Guaranteed Satisfaction COMPLETE diff. Lewis, Clarence Earley, James Jones, Frank WrighL H. B. Mesdames Warren Hawes, WA. 5911 Bring Your HADACOl Owens. Maceo Hill and o'her**. MOVING Mayme L. Chrismon, Ann SelleT**., Ellen Scudder. Jessie Walters. Certificate You AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT B 1 a n r h e Edwards, * Geraldine SERVICE Arehie. Jessie Tynes, Vivian Pey ton. Alma Somrners, Lucille Chi.- Received In The Mail ton. MCCOWN'S Missos Louie HtuJey, Elicabet i 821 E. LONG ST. Moving to a new home? Need atcrage apace7 To 6010$, Archie, Naomi Smith. Margaret Shipping aomethmg out of town? Our compe Long. tent ataft will ca\re for theae and ai.y oth.*» Now Serving: BREAKFASTS moving or storage needa you Have. Why not It's Worth 25c On Any Prayer Band Picnic LUNCHES call ua now? The Undenominational prayer Size Bollle Of hand will hold its annual picnic Open: 8 A. M. Close: 12 Midnight E. E. WARD TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. at Hloouuiii-ttburg. O.. on Labor 228 S. CHAMPION AVE.; EV. 2218 HADACOl Al Our Store •lay, Sept. S. Elijah High to wer le Daily Except Sunday Members Columbus Van Owners Association wemident. n
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PAGE 12 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1951 SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1951 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 13 Move Rejected LILLIAN ALLEN,S WILMINGTON. Del—The suit endrix SENTINEL EDITORIALS Jury Probes Dallas Bombings U. abolish segregation In -the pun* Groveland Committee Organized NEW YORK.—Investigation by the FBI of the bombings of lie elementary and secondary JACKSONVILLE.— A 'permanent working committee to push Negro homes and businesses in Dallas has been asked by Walter school}, of Delaware remains on the defense in the retrial of Samuel \Sbepherd and Walter Irvin, ommenls White, executive secretary of the NAACP. In a wire to Att'y Gen. the calendar of the federn' Groveland, Fla., youths whose "rape" (convictions and death sen VIEWPOINT judge court here, following de K Can't We Tell Right From Wrong. J. Howard McGrath, White urged the Dept. of Justice and the FBI tences were reversed by the U. S. suprlnne court, was organised at By Moaa H. Kendrix "to take action on the exceedingly graVe situation now existing in nial of it motion by the stale'* a meeting here of state leaders of the NAACP. attorncy general tn dismiss the 1st Cicero, HI., a hoodlum mob pillages and burns the effects of Dallas, as result of bombings of Negro homes." Meanwhile, in a Negro bus driver and his wife because they rented an apartment in The aelnlrns* ssstsstsrt la this catwsna |N rkeae a* tmm mmMmr assst «s» mm Dallas, a special 12 man grand jury entered its third ws*ek of in case. The suit was Instituted by W A S H- s—.wals. raiiaee Ike aoUUns ml The Stmntmmf sIP'sTO*. that "lily white" community . . . The Korean situation remains a vestigation into the 16 bombings which have terrorised the city i i comfortable. We are, on the average, rich beyond the-dreams of Orientals going along with one race or tbe other to avoid competi. lv impressed at the record of Ne •In kings of old. gro troops irf Korea. lion with cither group. In accepting white trade only, these few Nothing aeems impossible for us. have the erroneous conception that the whites are finally accepting AS YOU TRAVEL 69 OSU Students Displaying a headline in a Sometimes a little difficult—-but not impossible. North Carolina daily, which re them. What a pity. In catering to solely Negro trade, these feel Irresistibly, we move forward. they are helping the Caucasians who believe in white supremacy by Aa you travel along each day ported the arrival of a regiment Cany a.smite in your heart. We conquer the element*. upholding them in their supercilious belief. Complete Entry of Negro combat troops from We harness their power. Give to one a cordial welcome Korea, the senator is quoted as We annihilate time. In areas where there is less or no friction among racial groups, That will help hi-* day to start. remarking, "There's nothing We shrink distance. we find real genuine Oriental nnd "ther foreign restaurants operating freely to ALL groups. A? you trawl along each day Requirements too good for those me«.." Or We make the sun shine at night by pressing buttons. Try, »««me helping band to give. something to that effect. We make durable things out of air and moisture. HERE IS WHERE TliE i ....wi. > OF THE MELTING POT Sixty-nine students who hav* DISSOLVES ITSELF. HERE IS WHERE PEOPLE FROM FOREIGN Dispensing cheer wherever you completed their admission re People who remember the type We poke ever more powerful telescopes into outer space. We solve one mystery, set up another, solve it. ceaselessly. LANDS KEEP THEIR ORIGINALITIES LV CULTURE. HERE IS tro, iiinrements for entering Ohn \ of campaign that the junior senn. Vet, fabulously rich, powerful, something is not there that WHERE DINING BECOMES A HEAL EDUCATION IN ITSELF. Encouraging one to live. State university next autunu tor from North Carolina resorti.-rl to in his defeat of Sen. Graham •hould be—something we once had. FOR ONE IS THEN SERVED IN A STYLE AND ATMOSPHERE As you travel along each day were guests last week of the un. COMPARABLE TO ITS PLACE OF ORIGIN. or will certainly have to admit that This is not politics. Lot* yourself among the •iersity where they took part in Thip cuts across party line*.. Take sukiyaki, for an example. This Japanese treat is pre the fifths-Annual pre-college coun term* thi*. legislator, provided our re throng. port is correct, has made more This is us—all of us. pared before your eyes in some of the larger and more democratic .seling program offered to new iastallatloa cities. In New York at Miyako's, one can receive a real delight by Tune your life with happiness, than a om. While on campus, thev attend Stalin thinks he knows. He, like Hitler, thinks we're sofl, pre cd conferences on-college life TefeAWioit •las Fad. highly probable that the Tarheel occupied with material things. Stalin strike*.— but not with war. By HOME took aptit-ide and interest test;, Excise Tax senator never sincerely believed NOTED FOR PICTURESQUE DISHES in the type of "stuff" that he in bleeding and burdening us—to crack us up, so he can pick up the Since Nipponese cooks are noted for picturesque dishes, excep Home is a lovely place and received counseling. pieces strewn all over the world. jected into his low ebb, yet suc tional floral arrangements, one sees examples of this fine art through Where dwells a plea-ant . The pre-college program is of Met Tos and Warraaty cessful, campaign. The unfortu • • » out an entire meal. atmosphere, fered by the university's occupa nate circumstance is that the Ne Ar| we our own worst enemies? The SUNOMONO plates resemble a study in still life. This Japa I get a taste of heaven's glory tinnal opportunities service, di for a FREE borne demonstration gro "problem"—the race-baits— Should we fear what is happening among us more than what is nese salad is composed of radishes cut in-the most exquisite form with As iu music falls on my ear. rected by Dr. Frank M. Fletcher happening elsewhere? Jr.. to aid students in developing »s the sure rider to high office. tiny bits of pickled cumcumbers arranged in such a way as to resem Around the old fireplace wt their educational and vocational Despite it all, I saw democ. Is there something that early struggles against forest and ele ble a gnrden club show. These are flanked by pickled asparagus Call ments gave our national character that plenty and comfort is taking gather, plans. Charles M McClintock. co racy in the making front the re :pears arranged in the moat unique position for the best possible col away? And forget about the day's care. ordinator of counseling and test marks of that man at Raleigh- or value and plate composition. There wc bask in pleavint dreams. ing, is in charge of the program Durham. Why has a moral deterioration set in among us that brings cor- The vegetables contained in the soups are also artistically And meditate in silent prayer. At the most, democracy in it.j luptfon, loose behavior, dulled principles, subverted morals, easy Those taking part in the pro carved, carrot* sliced and cut lo resemble flowers, and beans ac to-.*. purest sense ip but a dream, ami expediencies, sharp practices, collusive activity, as the vogue and th? tually shred to a point of unrecogstition. To make it most exotic, So home can be a paradise. gram included Paul P. Shearer. KLondike respectable? ConscSetfo the ideal, as are most dreams, is •oaps are served in r« d or black pacquered bowls. While this is be. Where God's love may ever flow. 7 1529 Menlo p.]., son of Mr. and unattainable. On the negative Why have we substituted expediency so much for what is right Where each can live in harmony. ing consumed, the waiter conies quietly to tbe table and begin* pre Mrs. P. P Shearer. Sr. ledger, democracy is shot through We have everything, including time for leisure, which we spend And some kind deed show. paring the SUKIYAKI. He holds ia one hand a huge round platter with inconsistencies. Even * as a in dubious ways, to enjoy what we have. , of raw ingredients, all arranged in artistic perfection, from rosy- • • • A MEMBERSHIP in the theory, it is contradictory. * And yet what is it that has set in among us, and why? red meat cut ia wafer-thin slice* down to the tiniest vegetable and YWCA is the key to building a 3561 What corrupts our top people? THIS DAY ITS CONTRADICTIONS begin* to add them one at a lime to the fire. Everything is in fact good Am*rr:en. The price of • But in its contradictions, it af What has token away the capacity for indignation that used to served on a red or black lacquered Iray, complete wilh teacups, This day I live again with you, YW membership ta small fords an attitude and action that rise like a mighty wave and engulf the corruptors—the corruptors of The moments my heart 986 W. Goodale Blvd. chopsticks and fork* for those who prefer them. Tbe technique re can assure something closer to public office of business, of youth, of sports, of almost every men- quired lo eat with chopsticks is a wonderful manipulation. discloses, Cor. N.W. Blvd. & W. Goodale Blvd. what the ideal offers—democracy tionable phase of American life In one way or another? When we were in the garden. While the mixture.is cooking, TEMPURA is served. This is Factory Showroom Open Daily is at least approachable.' Govern What is it? No one seems to know. But everybody seems to be Where grew lovely roses. thrimp cleaned without removing the tail, then dipped in butter and Including Sunday Til 10 ments other than the democratic lieve it is upon us. No one seems to know what to do to meet it. But fried in deep fat. It is cooked to order and is therefore served piping FREE PARKING form do not offer this hope. everybody worries, as the father of a 10 year old son, who this morn hoL OUT-OF-TOWN LOCATIONS As democracy is in the making. ing said: Now the sukiyaki, or the main dish, is done; the cooking timed Lancaster Location, 1144 E. Main, Phone 3340 its contradictions are more ap "What do I do? 1 am concerned about my son. We try to teach to the second that it takes to leisurely finish the tempura. parent. "More pronounced is the him right from wrong. But the air is filled with today's easy inter The different vegetables in it, celery, spinach, bean curds, large Springfield location, 431 W. North, Phone 28193 pretations of what is right and wrong." Chillicothe Representative, Call Chillicothe 20347 fact that it can produce the best, onions, the meat, the soy sauce, plus the smell of Oriental lead, and while harboring the worst. And •the soup all seem to blend together and give off a unified aroma It is America's greatest question. Greater than any other by Marion Location, 394 W. Center St, Phone 21595 never can il be forgotten that its quite satisfying lo the nostrils. far. It may be that because wc fly faster than sound, make image*- Newark Location, 58 S. Second St. soft underbellv does not neces Chinese food, on lhe other hand, bas • decidedly different fra sarily attach itself to any given on screens thousands of miles away, take the sun's power in a bomn •.nd burst it with unprecedented devastation and power—perhaps be grance. This is probably due to the fact that Chinese cook* season T«-gion. their foods more highly. Nevertheless both aromas are tantalising. Cicero, the one in the news, is cause we can do this we have become too big for our spiritual britches. Dessert may well be glazed KUMQUATS, which are citrus fruits In Illinois—a so-termed northern cultivated for making preserves and confectionery, or if one wants to state. Capital Heights, also in tha Maybe the farmer of years ago, looking with troubled eye at the skies upon which he depended so much for providential kindliness, be international, TORTONI. SPUMONE, grapefruit or ice cream may news, lies iust bevond the border be ordered. of 'the nation's capital in Mary had a greater faith than we who rise vertically many miles into the land, a border state. While Bir air to find out what really goes on Up There. One can see evidences of a few changes to western culture such mingham, much in the news be Maybe, uneducated clod that we think he was. he knew moi<* as the electric hot plate on each dining table in which the sukiyaki ia cause of alleged unwarranted po than we, with all of our greater understanding, about the intricate cooked. lice killings, is, of course, in the workings of the universe. Maybe he thought his need of Divine Guid The Japanese custom is to use a gas burner for heat, and to cook south. ance was greater as he looked at tho_ stars above than ours when we in antique earthenware. But ignoring tbis and a few other minor Despite t all, democracy is In ride to the top of the Empire State building—something we built that change?, visitors could be ltd to believe that they had been transport the making. wakes us perhaps, think wt* arc bigger than all else.—LBS. ed to another hemisphere. "~>
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~i Centenary Hosack Baptist Church St. Luke Methodist 8s : mm® ' Rev, La L. Dickerson Sunday School Services Are Church Sc/wol Wt to Outrd Conducted By Youth Of Church Picnic 21 ug. ig Speaker For Youths Sunda**V 11 ft d . -a yV ') fr 1 > i .* aes ( e Auglilit, 1_1 '• * . ri,Sae> WllkeyW" I , Mr. Walter Ilendricka, By CHARLOTTE C. MACWOOD were conducted by the youth of Mi*. Kilith Fleming and Mrt- URBANCREST, — Sunday, HJ Hosack I...:'ii -t chuich. Mary Rutherford. The member B, MATTIE RUTH COOK u'li, i< !• Thursday of thiK week. Aug. IU, the pastor of Si. Loke •;;• The junior choir rendered mu ship wishes; them a speedy recov Sunday School Class Hoimrs T h u r MJHV, SUNDAY SERVICES Methodist church, Re*#. John C sic with Charles Byrd at the or ery. Aug. 16, at • Sunday, Aug, I'.t, at 11 a. m. Durr. will speak on the subjeet, gan and Mary Byrd at the piano. ti, m. the young the pastor. Kev. T. II. Hinea. will Mrs. Marie Johnson of St. "Man's. Response to God." Church • Soloist was ' Floyd Poindexter. I .'iii- is spending her vacation Memory Of Mrs. Whittaker people of Cente rpeak on "Armageddon and the will be dismissed early so that Lust Puttie," Rev. II. II. Teague, church nns with Rev. pud Mrs. Teague, her the Chureh sehool members can nary Method!*! tor. prt-achid on "Retribution."' ~ Sunday School Class n of St. Paul AME church waa At d p. m. the Community Ser telatives. Also visiting in the leave for Old Man's Cave for .hurch will plar Sunday evining his subject wai i'litiTtaini'ii at an elaborate banquet at Elmhurst party vice Commiaalpn ot the Methodist community was Mrs. Willie Mc- their annual picni«'. hont to Rev. L. "The Whole Gospel." Neal of South Bend, Ind., the homo riM I'Mtly in honor of tin* late Mrs. I). A. Whittaker, Vouth Fellow^hin will present Vocation Bible sch<*oI closes L. Dicke r * o n guest of Mrs. Miranda Johnson. ftii'riioi" teacher of the ejus****. Mi.*-« Hifae Shir«ir*hi. a Japanese AH services were well attended. next Friday with a program at 8 paator of Mon- She left Aug, l.'l for Johnson Twenty five members of th.»'""* git I. a*, gueft speaker. The publi-* "SCRIPTURE CAKE" p, m. A special invitntion is ex» [rue Av. Chris City, T«*nn. . l.i ~ were ptv-ent aftd alt spokr \\a|| scni'Uiy. . Iwiit m;»n of the is invited. Miss ItHrharn JohnMin Friday. Aug. 21. Circle C will tended to parents of all children highly of the exemplary life Mr*. | lam-net wns Mrs, ( »n Turner. tian church, hi* is ehaitmnn, PrenSdent of the bake a "seripture cakr." The Thi« column will appear weeklx ,n attendance at the school. Th-j in The Ohio Sentinel. Thoss; with Whittaker lived. Mrs. Georgia ('. Johnson was co- I choir and ton- MVF ii» James Story. event will take place at 8 p, m. t.ublic is also invited. news for publication are asked to Presem tr-ailur of the class i- .hniiman. Miatresri of ceremonies At 8 p. m. services Cpl. Cleve Dedication of the church Organ The MYF will have a wetner / KTigution in a call Git. «3.t-L Mr.-. Nettie Bray Mrs. Jes>i *,(, *t* .vme I- Chrismon. land Martin, an nsslstant chap will take place Sept. 2. wafl s a ,. r.-. worship pro- roast and fish fry next Saturday MAYOR ELMER E. ROBINSON of San Francisco calends official welcome to Josephine. Baker lain in Germany, who will return Those in need wf Stanley prod Tyniw in president, Mr-. Margaret i>r. A. Sydney King, pantor of K«**. Drckcriuo at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. R. to that country In two weeks, will in Is are asked to call Mrs, Mattie Attends Reunion wiim she recently appeared in that city. Among many prominent persons on hand to greet La Baker, St. Paul AMK, made brief re- rram. B. Calloway. Main "t. and Cen be guest speaker. The public J? Skipper. Dl. 3 1!fa\ and she will Mrs. Martha Mille>**v 111' Lex* who arrived from Los Angrles on Southern Pacific's luaurious Daylight train, were, (rom left: Myr F-ndenvor On Sundays " marks. The effort is being vponsored tral av., starting at 3 p. re. invited. take the order. ,ngon av., attended the'Miller re- tle Rector. Assemblyman William Byron Rumford. Cora Mary Jackson of AKA sorority, Att'y R. J. in the intere-t of the organ for The Christian Endeavor So Prayer and class meeting l»> Climaxing the summer leaaol, union recently in Cleveland Reynolds (next to Miss Baker). Fianlslyn Williams, regional director nf NAACP; Mildred Brooks of the church, which will be present. Dr. King To Speak ciety of St. Puiil AMK ihuit'ij condueted every Wednesday »t H Hoaaek't* Sunday school, BYPU where Mrs. Miller joived her hus San Francisco Suo-Reporter. Pamela Rente Lo»er. 3 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lover til Sunday afternoon, Aug. 26. Dr. A. Sydney King, pastor of nu-ets at '• |». ni. every Sunday j t. m. and membershi|.-al-l a r g e will band, J. T. Miller. Relatives met of San Francisco, a .launch Baker fan. The wnior choir will hponaor a St, Paul AME church, and con al the church, .i'W E. Long st.. stage their annual picnic al Brush from Chicago, Canada. Pennsyl gregation will go to Jamestown, .7 j.tol thi- |»ub|ie iv invited to at-' Lake Labor day. Sept. .1. vania and Ohio. Approximately O., Friday, Aug. 31, where they Correction tend, ^1 2nd Baptist Church AII-purpOiH* cards may be ek I^ouden, Jr., former Columbus A Columbus girl, sponsored by the Ohio Negro Chamber of ,etopment and ixetcise of anv Forerunners Bible Class Has volved in a shooting scrape in tho Quickest and surest wax On th.- sick list are Mrs. Anal ia The Sentinel. resident. f •>mmerce, was among l"*sr five state "queens" presented in Chi. American Addition week before- talents tluit they may po*r,e.S9, to buy, sell and trade in cago during the recent Chicago Defender Bud Biliiken patade'. last, was listed in Tbo Sentinel of *-ui'h as singing, speaking, playing The Columbus representative was Mi.s Katherine Martin. Aug. II a* 5l;l N, Champion av. irr praying. The public is inviteiri..N. Champion to .!• tnv partictpatun." I't. A. Market" is wilh a Senti spectators who filled the Southside's/buge Washington pk. to wil- iv. The Sentinel ^regrets the Sydney King is pa-tor of the nel Want Ad. They're By HATTYE B. REDMOND Sawyer. Mrs. Charlotte lloiston NEW LOW TERNS AT BEST -- USE YOUR OLD ne*» the event. _^f .ind the hostess. / en -»r. church, easy, lo pl.n • Sunday at 0:15 a, m. the. Foie- runnera Bible class of 2nd Ban- BIBLE CLASS MEETS Circle 3 Dinner Just Cal! EV. 2240 list church had charge of devo Uplift Bible ila.su met at the REFRIGERATOR AS PART OR FULL DOWN tions. J. II. Younger and C. H. home of Mrs. Roxie Thomas. 519 Welcome Mat For Cicero Thursday, Any, 23, Circle No. Ask For An Adwriter potts were in charge. Supervisor Fairfield av.. Monday. Members '•I of 2nd Haptist church will setvi of the adult department, Jessie in attendance were Mrs. Martlta PAYMENT---18 MONTHS TO PAY BALANCE ( dinner rffthe inibhc at the ihurch. Dickinson, spoke. The pastor. Miller, president; Mrs. Lula Ellis. 'i•'< from 11 a in. to C.'.'.O p, m Rev. ('. F. Jenkins, stressed Lov- Mrs. Adell Grayson, Mrs. Jennie t Welcome To to 7 p.m. Mis Winnie Hamilton alty day Sunday. Aug. 19, when • Henry, Mr.-, Mary Henshaw. Mrs Victims .lit Connecticut i> the chairman. Mr* Robens CALDWELL TEMPLE all department*! of the Bible Anna Alexander. Mr*. Emma Weaver is co-chairman, Mrs. Vi AME ZION CHURCH F«*hon| are asked to muko eontrt- Waters, Mrs Lottie Russell. Mrs. NOUUAI.K. Conn--- Harvey fe.. the Clark family left Norwalk t- no Negroes living \„ the commu. ola Ogle tree i* president «.f th" butions to the new building. Florence Beattie, Mrs. Fannie return to New York City, where nitv." 524 E. Loiif St. Kddings, Mrs. Lula Smother J. Clark. Jr., and hi-, family, whose rlrcle. At 10:45 a. m. th** pastor spoke they appeared on the midtiigh. About -•'• reporters und photo*; Mrs. Mamie Smith. Mrs. Viola attempt last month (•> move into on "Knowing Chri.*t. a Test ol program of Barry (iiav. popular ranlier* attended tbe Clark*' Morning Worship 11 A. M. Ogletree and the host.-*.*. This Amazing NEW 1951 their nt'.v $*5w a month uyat linen! Christian Faith." A duet w-iu* ren commentator and di.*.r jockey. press, conference. Ncwireels. tel-- Vouth Services C:'t0 P. M. in lAv-white C ii-orn. III.. preclrd- Annual Picnic dered by Miss Anna Sue Cham Sundav. Aug. IP, i« Loyalty vision films and radio recording- Evening Services 8 P. M. tMU-U a race riot, were lavishly "I am not a crusader," Oar. St. Paul AMK church Sunday hers and Charles Rutherford. The i1fl\ Persons who made pledges vere taken. Air Conditioned fepfji Thursday a*, guest-* of boh* asserted at a press conference it school will have it* annuul pirm.- women's chorus s;,!^ with Mi«s are urgently requested to be INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER «>r at the annual United Nations the NAACP national office in Realising that the issue hay Thurstlny, Aug. 2'.l. at Sheltet DR. ALBERT L. FULLER Marie Baker as soloist. One ad present an auxiliary of Grace BaiuM church from work my wife was crying The Chicago branch of lh< Church Swi.ooi, 0:30 A. M N'o. 4 met at the home of Mrs later, the (larks joined a group "Get me out of here"" NAACP has filed a damage suit Morning Worship, 10 45 A. M 2ND BAPTIST CHURCH Irene Porter, 68it E. Spring st. Sponsored By n.i'titIn of tneals—climinatas «*f Lnitetl Nation* repre-ent.s- "Being a bu.*? driver. I could for $-'00,000 on Clark'.* behalf ia B.T.L. G:00 P. M. 186 N. 17th St. Mrs. Mary Peterson **•*.« co-host- dozens of shopping trips—> tivc*.. who arrived in a rriCrto not afford SI25 a month for a federal court Clark was also ex Vesper Hour. 7:30 P. M. A. M si rvices wil] be held. Mann w*x destroyed by hoodlum. I investigating the rioting. Bat>itr.ing 4\ Communion. Cicero—four rooms for $G0 — - Evening Worship, 7:to P. M Friday, Aug 17, at J* p. in. * I •when the ansrtment wa< ransack By ELIZABETH COOPER LOOK AT THESI UCLUSIVIS became available to us, we were (1st Sundays 8:30 P. M.) lawn party will be given bv th« 1 ed, received .scholar.bin for hei ; READ DR. BLAND'S column ONLY IH PREIZUS Of 1*1* s' a naturally overjoyed. We looked at REV. H. BEECHER HICKS. C. F. JENKINS Missionary Society at the hornet Sundav afternoon members and musical education. on bow lo keep well every week it only a* a decent place to live: Pastor of Mrs. Anna C. Sellers. 1431 E. friends of Pilgrim. Baptist • Over-All Fast-Freezing— we didn't even know there wer.' In The Sentinel. Minister The Clark.« al.-w, participated ir. J**>ng st. church's Convention club spent air place foodsartyu-berton all} a United Nation, dsy parade Thursday, Aug. 23. Circle No. enjoyable outing at Old Man'.~ through the heart of the citv. cul inside surf axes to freeze safe ly, 3 will give a ehieken dinner it Cave. minating in a reception at Mat surely. No rearranging. the r-hurch from 11 a. m. to fi:S0 The trip was sponsored by th.' thews pk. Mr. Clark and Walte* Mav king and queen, Members of p. m. •' Dri-Wall Cabinet-does White, executive secretary of thv Sbiloh i*ud Bethany Baptist s&UIM<ca Hos a Paint For Every Purpose! Mrs. C. F. Jenkins I«*ft last NstT A.-y'n for the Advancement churches participated in the out away with excessive mois •week for an indefinite visit with <-f Colored People, were on th'* ing. (Juest hostess was Mrs. Flor- ture on exterior! ... AND THERE'S BEAUTY IN EVERY BRUSHFUL her aunt in Danville. Va. dais Yours foi Inc Ramsey, who served the After bavin-* dinner at th*? Orlell Washington of Lynch group*, refreshments enroute ti • Silent-Sealed Operation — burg. Va., was the house guest of home of Mrs. Herbert l-angner, the cave, a token of appreciation no fan. no noise. m Dining 1»1r. and Mrs. Doctor B, Atexan. frmn the kiiur and oueen. tier. 2t.i N. 20th St.. and worshin MsWUI 111 • Tight-Wad Refrigerating Two New Gases 0 1***1 al 2nd Baptist. SUNDAY WORSHIP 11.1 ... ft. in. Unit—with 5-year warranty i Pleasure! Saturday, Aug. 18. a bake •*..!< Sunday, Aug. I!>. Rev. Melvin HeWs 3» tbs. Studies of the sun's energy al r"- hew ga.*.e, Millner for the building fund. and congregation will worship %t in the earth'jt iitmoaphere, Rc- The public is invited. Pilgrim under auspices of the NEW I 7 cu. ft. lat>le*Top -i*^«r;ii on the Mirt'.s infra-red ra- Tisca Pastor's Aid club. Mrs. Fannie Kitchen size freezer. Matches SCHOOL AT FRANKLIN Cobb is president iliaUon - it's "heat" rays--hay Dinner here with the family . . . enjoyable ending ts%>tk NT levealed for the fir.*l time that The primary and junior de Re\. (',. W. Sangster. pa**tor of to a hot summer day! You'll relax in cool comfort ki«cC- ^TOW the atmosphere roiitains carbon ilfcsa*! partments held their Sunday Revelation Baptist. Cincinnati . . . dine promptly on delicious food cooked exactly m t*f*f'''' f school at Franklin pk. Sunday will climax the music depart saves steps. *^* ~ monoxide and methane,, The work SHOP AHIAD STORI AHEAD COOK AHIAD ,«i-, hsts confirmed earlier ** --,.*>t t > to your taste! Choose the beat from The lesion was taught by the ment's !(0 day financial drive WmWrm. Supervisor. 'Mrs. Odessa Allen. Sundav, Sept. 2. Rev. Sangster ivy s**/srt*f*f>iftg oa ana trip Ualraasa frask boasd Melts t.ipla .acspas — sarva See Us Today! of at)oth«-r gef, nitrous oxide, sv- our menu . . . the check stays small? —"sa*-rp" frasx ymvt liHisr. acask cloy as wssrJsd. •aa* s»s*sl — stcis twol will be accompanied by five of d per mail en. part of the atmos Dine here often . . . drop in this eve Mrn. Harriett Chavious was his choirs and his congregation. phere lostess to the Soul Winners Bible TELEVISION WASHERS REFRIGERATION ning. i\ (<£o elaj**-- at her home .Tuesday. Plans Third anniversary services of RADIOS were completed to present "Spirit the Deacon's Union are now in of the tiav '.Mis" at the churcn progress at Liberty Hill Baptist. CYNTHIA'S *7&e *PtU*Hten4 PcUnt Sept. 19. Proceeds will go to the of which Rev. R. B. McCreary i* FIORAL SHOP building fund. Members in at* pastor. Thursday evening**! ser MERCHANDISE »S7 E. LONG ST. * : NOVELTY FOOD BAR tendance were Mrs. Alexine Spur- mon will be delivered by Rev BEST MERCHANDISE MART loek, Mrs. Beribie Johnson. Mrs McCreary and on Fridav eve 1013 MT. VERNON AVE. Mrv Cyntl.ia Thomas^ Pi op Mary Smith. Mrs. Rosa McWil- ning Rev. Earl Saunders will be FA. 4500 FE. 531 <•>':•] 741 E. LONG .ST. ADams 0552 'The Avenue's Most Complete Hardware si Appliance Center" liams, Mrs. Anna Bruce. Mrs. the speaker. The service will he 3 Door, Wa,t Of Baavk ;Jsaat 3 Doors West Of 17th St ' 1013 MT. VERNON AVE. FE 1328 Lottie Jones, Mrs. Edna Douglas, climaxed with a banquet Satur BEST MART Mrs. Myrtlt Burns, Mrs. Mary M. day at 8 p. aa. ^
^BHBMWsWHBBBlHPP* l*PAGE 16 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1951 SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1951 THE OHIO SENTINEL legal Fund Gili Supreme Court May Hear Kansas School Bias Case Many Religions PAGE 17 r NKU YORK - Tho L'.fh mu ' * I'Mivtliw religious denomi- ri'ivilioti of the America'* NEW YORK A* in the Clar Peoplo, made the aiitioiin. ,-in.lit' I Judge.' Wallet A, Uiixnwit, on 'nntioii-, were repre sen ted by stu« A **•'•. to th.; legal d« endon C:iiii{v S. ('., .-.ehool segre Thuraday* j Aug. 3, ndmitted that "eegrega' State Convention Of FAM : , rlehts enrolled at Ohio State uni* i education •*'**ygt*' the gation »:».-<• an appeal will be Although upholding the right Unit of white and prilored rhlldreh ver-ity during the *.''i"i0*f»l fiscal Wiis sent to WAACI' made lo th.* U. S. supreme • >>urt of the state to |egregale school] in rtoblic .->• h..» >l* ha.*., a dctriiuen'.- year, it WH? lyvealed in an offi ; : St-c'y Walter Whit.* trom the decision of a three children by race, the opinion of};-||.*effect upon the colored chili cial T-niollinciu -ummaiy prepared • ! but grateful pride" judge federal court which upheld the court, Heliv'eret, by Circuit' iiren." Lv the office Vjf the registrnr. Lodge At Central State t'ouucill -Trenholm, execu* .*egrig;it!"ii "f M hool children in Ainiroxiniatelv J'O percent of tho Topeka, Kiins. .viiiisv of the ATA. The Art is a human activity having for its purpose the rutin* studfiil lioilv reported af ^. ^tSPF2RCE*T^?!^^ Lodge of the Slate of contribution bnirgs to Robert L. (alter, assistant spe- filiation v\ t t h some religious Ohio, FAM, and associated bodies, held "one of the greatest sessions" in its 102 year than £10,000. the contribU- . . , -, „ v, ... . , transmission to others of the highest and best feelings truly. Among them wit,. Calho- Ida t.. tho NAACP l.-gai' <••*• c"u"*t'1 of ln* NHtl AMh j lies. IVotcMants. Jews,vi|i|<-lilhi.n^s. history at Central State college Aug. 5-8, inclusive. tii,' A TA. ; -"'•• *-.*••* Advancement of Colored to which men have risen.—Count Tolstoi. Fifteen hundred delegate*- nnd *~~~~" visitors attended the comrnunicu student aid fund was the recipient turn to Central State college in lion. Wilbf -rforce Lodge No. 2 of a donation from the gran.' August. 11»5V". for its 103rd com acted as lir.-t lodge. munication. "Since svtj live in a period of The grand lodge voted to rc- history filled Willi evidences of EASTERN STAR OFFICERS I hyftical might and power," de- Amaranthe grand chapter, Ol ilnred Dr. Charles II. Weidey, der of Eastern Star, held elec ANI'.*.rntlnrl I'hoi,. Central State president, in the Elks' Excursion tion of officers during tin com DR. FELTON G. CLARK, president of Southern universit*-, annual sermon, "we must chal municution. Saturday set sail for Europe on S. S. America. Overseas, Dr. Cksrk TO DO YOUR JOB GOOD will visit cbicf universities in France, Italy, Belgium, Switzerland lenge our general inn to Increase Mrs. Ida Williams, Columbus, and England, to study therm. He is interested in services these in thi- power and practice of the Leaves Aug. 26 royal grand matron for 31 years, stitutions render to rural as well as lo urban populations. Above, vpjritunl ideals and values inher retired and Mrs. Hattie Alexan Friend*, are invited to join witn ent in religion and democracy in tier of Cleveland was elected Dr. Clark is chatting en deck with Mrs. Frances Kraft, also a pas. 1 members of Franklin Lodge No their **trugglr* with anti-religious ioyal grand matron. • engcr on ship. Mrs. Kraft is professor of mathematics at South ;>nd anli-dcmocratir forces of om 20.1 and. Capital City Temple No. ern. day." 2-aKL_ Improved, Benevolent un l Other officers elected were YOU MUST FEEL WELL! I'toYVs tiv«. Order of Klks of thr Mrs. Thelma Doty, royal grand -NEW LODGE OFFICERS World, on the special excursion associate matron. Middle town; Officers elected for the ensu to be run over the New York George Keys. Mt. Vernon, royal HADACOL Relieves Nagging Aches and Pains, ing vear were: Central railroad lo U u f f a I o, grand patron; Samuel Richard Russell L. Jef where the organization's national son, Kenton, associate royal grand ferson, Dayton, convention will be held the week patron. Stomach Distress, Poor Appetite, Weak, Run- most worshipful • f Aug. 20. i* i .i' ii ,i master: The tr;yn will leave Columbus L. B. Bender- in Sundav, Aug. 2fi, at 11 p. m. Named Honorary DA Down Condition and Nervousness When Caused son, Ste u b e n- and return Wednesday. Ang, 2'-. ville, deputy This will enable evei yoirf^fo nt NEW YORK,—Edward Gardi by Lack of Vitamins B., B2, Niacin and Iron* ; r a n rj master: ner, 17 year old Negro youth of tend the oratorical and niusi "The Avenue's Most lames B. Sim. contests on Monday evening nr.d New Ymk City, was recently hon. When folks (lon'i feel good, everything deems lo go wrong. Little m o n .«., Toledo, the grand street parade on Tues c.ied on the Nat'I Broadcasting Complete Paint & senior grand problems heroine hi** ones.,Their work .seems more iii (limit what day afternoon. Co network radio program. "Mr. Wallpaper Center" il warden; Dr. Guy District. Attorney," for his activi R. Taylor, t'un- Tickets are on sale now at the ever their job . . . housework, office work, furming, etc. Nothing i«* home of Franklin Lodge. 1 •»'*• ties oil behalf of crime prevention. t o n, j ii n i o r* Lexington av. It is advisable to He received the honorai v Mr. right. If this is your prohlem and your condition—nagging aches V r a n d warden ; make reservations early. Band District Attorney*' award for his and pains, stomach distress, poor appetite, weak, run-down condi-* Charles W. BEST MERCHANDISE MART Bryant, Colum music will be furnished on th*' assistance to police in capturing 1013 MT. VERNON AVE. FE. 1328 tion and nervousness due to lack of Vitamins I... IS_, Niacin and bus, grand treas train. an armed robber la.*-t February. sj Iron—is pulling you down, making your work seem like drudgery, urer; C .F. Cas- ter man. Cleve then you owe it to yourself t«****1ry today's great HADACOl.. For land, f?rand sec Urj.nl Peg Leg Bates, HADACOL was formulated to help overcome these deficiency-caused retary; Don a 1 d A. May. Columbus; W. R. Ter- famous dancer says. ailments, and continuous use of HADACOL will help prevent these relle, Xcnia, assistant secretary. ailments from returning. Thousands of letters have heen received Att'y A. J. Worsham, Columbus, is retiring grand master. from happy HADACOL users telling how this fine family formula The college scholarship snti makes has helped them. Shown below are just a few of these reports. HADACOl RrUKVIS NACOlNO ACMll ANO r>AINV STOMACH OlITMISt. POOS APM TITI. W(AX. RUN. DOWN CONDITION ANO Ml BVOUINI *,*> WHIN CAU1CO BY IACK OF VITAMIN! II. •*, NIACIN ANO ItON. Locals Attend VS'M 11 AM J. DVKI.AV, 4401 Freer; MRS. I). C HlNTON, Route I. NORMAN CuatSTOPHlca, 2.144 any day a holiday... Apt. 2, Detroit 10, Mich.: "Along Farmcrtitli; Louisiana: "I am 46 Cumberland, Houston, Tex.: "After with the pains yenrs of age. For I got out of the . I aulTei-ed. mv a while, I have Army when tho D)(W Meeting EUGENE SIPES, Station 1, Box 6,88, Canyon, Texas, body had a tired, not even felt like war witn over I worn-out feeling. doing mv house I had to force was underweight, The 30th anniversary of the was having trouble keeping hi. job because he work. I would nervous, couldn't Disabled American Veterans met it's so powerful, powerful good! " niywlf to keep iff"*" JS have had *.ia--11-* didn't feel well. » sleep and had in Dayton the week of July 2"i going. I read j V__v. *V of pain. I was so a lime gctt ing about HADACOL tired, 1 didn't food to n gree with headquarters at the Bilt- Taste that delicious Champale nnd decided to think I would wilh me. I could morc hotel. It was the largest HERE IS WHAT HE SAYS: give it a try. Teel rented again. Am now on my never eat break convention for several years witir> taste. Smile the smile that comes Some friend of fast — imagine, 6tt0 delegates present. "I was nervous and irritable, couldn't sleep fifth bottle, and mine told me have lo wail un Keynole of the convention wan with feeling like a million. Ifs would not be about II M.-M ni.. til noon before mi»X nights and my employer threatened to fire special legislation pertaining lo In • meal of the day me if I didn't 'snap out of it/ Then I heard veterans' compensation. not beer*..it's not ale. It's new CHAMPALE.. Those attending from Colum HADACOL. . • • different... sparklingl about After taking only two bot bus were W. C. Sawyer, com *•*'• emu., tles, I began to notice a difference. That was mander of Verdun Chapter 4, James Wat.son. adjutant, and a month ago. Yesterday my boss said that I differencc in my eating and iileep- Clinton Hodges, treasurer. .„».», aw junr, HK long I1H Illl'V Bell It. ing habits. Now after n year's lime lUpre&enting the 1adie» auxih. did my job so good that I was due for a pro know some are UAing it with ju«t all of my friends about it." of taking HADACOL I have gained aa astoniahing results aa T myaelf ary were Mrs. Samuel Jefferyts. motion. Thanks to HADACOL." almost twenty pounds. I sleep well have found." HADACOL ia so economical. Trial treasurer; Mrs. Thelma Watson, •in* only SI.25. Large Family Kco- — and the most wonderful thing, I arr.v UIIIV .I.MI. I can enjoy three full meals a day." senior vice commander; Mrs. Wil Costs so little MRS. ANNE FRANKS, 434 West nomy site, $3.50 liam JoneR. Jr.. vice commander, ."-'.• I-.;-.*, -i JOHNSON, Jacks, MILS. FRANK P. MAKI.NO. S524 constanSeven St.,t use Newport,r of Ky.: "As n Mrs. Marv M. Sawyer, hospital ...hardly more boro. Tenne*see: "I am writing you WkkfirldDr.,Apt.B.,NewOrleans, HADACOL —nm MRS. LRTHA FrRPAnucK, 401 MRS. ZINA LKP. BOWMAN, fit. 6, ! to tell what r.„ . **i .'—. - E. Elm St., Scottstille. Ky. chairman, and M,r**. Anna Wat- La.: ''J am a on my fourth I C/een Perry Road, Nashville. Tenn.l °than be4r°/ HAHACOL Ima housewife, age cojldn't sleep. _ "I was weak. I i»on, adjutant. *-* done for me. I bottle — would I didn't have any e Next year the convention will V 7 • / 27, taking care not hestitatc to could hardly do have nuffered of my baby who appetite. Then 1 my housework. I be held in Akron. With Htotnnch acclaim il tho he>ird and read is three and a best. I was so am 30 years old. dixiri-Hi* for quite half years old. about HADACOL I nm the mother some time, und run-down, 1 and what it had I wasn't able to could bnrdiy do : of nine children. 1 wan very nerv- take care of my done for others. I was nervous. I Color IV Show <>••-. Since I my work. And I decided to give PHILADELPHIA— Raido Corp. baby and do my that is important have taken al- Alberta Fry me, fxecvfiVa Secro- started taking work nt the same it a trial. I have moat four bottles of America began color television tory, Negro Actors Ct//Wondln»er- HAOACOI. I eat aa I do a man's taken -several time. I waa al job in a shoe fac- of HADACOL and demonstrations in the RCA Victor naliortally turnout hottest says, anything 1 want. ways feeling run „ ._„- bottleinHiifsiims nndi Iic: camn dmm I Teel fine. We ] sleep like a down, and very Lory. 1 felt that i did not have truthfully say it 0_ are a happy fam exhibition hall at New York re 'I'm mm m'Mimmsir* but I like to life child—aomethinj* that 1 hadn't , .~.y enough energy to lift my hand*, has really helped ily—thanks to cently. Telecast under e x p e r i - like ooa and do lhe tbinjr-i million- don.- fur WIM time. I am the moth nervous until 1 tried taking 1 felt so let down everything an- me. I feel ao much better. 1 have a mental authorization of the FCC. •iie* do. Who doesn't? I serve er of Gve children. I nm 48 yearn II.M'M ni.. Aa for my work, 1 have HADACOL. Well, believe me I havo noyed me. But, since I've taken lot more strength. I can eat now plenty to do but it is housework. CHAMPALE to my guest* all the of *'(•:••. and I feel belter than J a series of color programs were time. It makes esch part** a real have for yearn." only been taking it for two and a my first bottle, I've been helped and I'm gaining weight. I do my Vou maa y .us e this letter any way viewed on special RCA color set* half months and have experienced so much that now I'm up and work, work in my flowers, also in to spreaspread the good news about ccUbsaiion." in the exhibition hall and scores a wonderful change for the better, ready and anxious to eet my work the garden. Now I'm putting up HADACOL." Ann lewis, top nileHlo singer CHAMf-AlTS *m wmnmmrtmt HAUAC-OL ia America's favorite I don't feel nervous, or run-down done and am not Urea but able to my fruit and vegetables. I can t — of New Yorkers watched a black from teail-ro-coajf tayt, • formula. any more. I feel and eat a lot bet-, do my housework. I cannot pi-aine thank HADACOL enough for what Only HAUACUI. gives you that and white version on their sets a; k* celd-ivy CHAMI-Alt "Every week-end's * holiday for wHervver baer h sale) I ter. Thnnka to HADACOL." HADACOL and its makers enough." it's done for me," Wonderful HADACOL a**<*»*t*«n**.' home. An estimated 1,000,000 me when 1 celtbrstc with black and white sets were tuned CHAMPALE. I'm ctsrj sbout YOUR FRIENDLY DRUGGIST—TED GREENE in. sparklin-. CHAMPALE!" At ysirt- fsfvoefta ta yarn or al horn*. Moli* lo s_HHMHB_n_a—_l \.
PAGE ia THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, AUGUST IS, 1951 SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1951 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 19 Kids' Swim Heel Tyler Elected MAB^ Prexy, A citywide swimming meet, for children from the . Kodgers, Jr.. son of cutive secretary of the Spring St. vice to Bordentown Manual Training school. Bordentown, N. J. of Columbus, will hold forth' The new executives will as Mr. and Mrs. Edward I). Rodgei*., Mrs. Barnoa was treated at YMCA. who leaves the local Extending congratulations are, left to right, E. G. Bowman of RCA at a conclave at Big Walnut sume duties at the first meeting Sr..' 1237 Atcheson St., enlisted St. Francis hospital for knife branch Sept. I to accept a simtla' Victor public relations department; William R. Valentine, former Country club, located near! of the fall. Sept. fi. over a month ago with thi* si.' wounds on the rear left shoul po.it in Los Angeles, principal of Bordentown; Or. John H. Boshart, commissioner of Gahanna. The Thursday meeting was held forces and is now atationcd in der, center upper back, center Morris was the association! education for New Jersey, and Lester B. Granger, eaacutiva direc of neck, over the right ear, at the home of Charles Solomon, Wichita Falls, Tex., for basic The .iiIM'H.'.I!un'- leaders first NegTo president. tor of Nat'I Urban League and husband of honoree. center of forehead, on top of The board of directors also 26t»:t Fair a v. training. claim their fundamental purpose ir* tlie promotion of the nrinii- the head, palm of left hand and r.kp of the Democratic party and 8>ntti*.e. Pholo Ity Wwrl three lacerations on the back of the neck, according to police. roeial Intercourses ainonjr their MEMBERS OF POPULAR SAN'S EGAL' CLUB pose for cameraman during club's recent an Quality, Hard Wearing, Shrink-resislanf (arhartl Work Clothes al Bargain Prices! COLD'S IS members. Not brin** a Democrat. She gave no reason a» to GOLDS IS nual dinner held at Skyline Room, 732 E. Long st. Dinner marked closing of summer activities of naturally I'm not in a position to well known Columbus .social and charitable group, which resumes its regular meeting schedule in whv her husband committed the dispute that claim, but I must say act. He had not been appre OPEN SUNDAYS September. From left: Gladys Harris, June Mavity, Daz-nella Ross, Alma Ryan Rose Watson, Doro AIR CONDITIONED thev are doing a eloquent job in hended at Sentinel edition time thy Ware, Ada Allison, president; Mary Lucas, vice president; Vivian Campbell, secretary; Beatrice Keeping the home fires burning Wednesday. FOR YOUR AND EVERY DAY until another eleetiotw comes Smart, treasurer; Minnie Jordan, financial chairmen. around. Anil that, my dear read SHOPPING FROM 8 A. M. cn*. is more than I can say of th*.> members of mv own party, for COMFORT 'IU 10 P. M. I've heard nothing of the nor! Church Meets 2nd Week Begins August 19 emanating from the NOBTO "Re publicans' car"" Sunday, Aug. IU, markg the will be held at 11 :'!0 a. m. at 8 p. m. State, city and county ; ordination of young ministers. tie-inning of the second week of AIIYI'U will be conducted at o officials, religious and civic lead Of course, there probably hav** SUNDAY, AUG. 26—A booties' For indoors or out . . . theae are the work clothes j the mammoth national convention p. m. At 8 p. m, evangelistic ser ers will meet to welcome Kuestat been a few social mcetitiKsanioiif . day in honor of the overses-r, | of the Churches of Our Lord .Je vice will be held. and delegates. you appreciate! StutVy! Built for comfort! With America's If YOU COUNT Mrm«- of the old faithfuls of the sus Christ, now convening at Re ' bishop and founder, as well ms GOP. but nnthiriK on a Inrcc Other Sunday highlights will TUESDAY — Executive *es- • first pastor of Rehoboth, Bishop plenty of pockets . . . quality reinforcements. hoboth Tern jili'. include devotions. It a. m.; exe siions. Work Clothes Standard WHII- such as the mammoth con Thv morning will be ushered R. C. Uwaort, Th. B.. DD. IX. D, YOUR PENNIES clave the Democrat.** arc prepar cutive session. 10 a. m. to 1 p. rn.: WED NESDAY — Education Make GOLD'S your Work Clothes Headquarters \ in with national communion at i of New York City. Junior voutli OVERALLS ing for next Sunday. Blble class. 2 to ' p. m. day. division will convene, Bible r.'na-i For Over 50 Years i *> a. m. Sunday school will con THURSDAY—Foreign Mission —pay lowest prices. and COUNT ON vene at 10 a. m. Morning worship Calendar for the remainder of •will be held from 10:30 to 11:30 Sen. Robert A. Taft, who the week is as follows: day. j n. in., supervised play will > be WORK CLOTHES MONDAY, AUG 20—Execu FRIDAY—Executive sessions, j conducted at Beatty Center from Today Carhorll Wort: Clothes give committed a cardinal sin in the tive sessions and Welcome night UNION MAUI yow those estiot ol sloutei lock- tight of most labor leaders Dog Bifes Woman SATURDAY—Catechising and' 11:30 a. m. to 4:4© p. m. stitched teams, teinfoicing at all wear when he co-authored the Taft- and strain points, larger and deeper Hi-KMe Gilliam, 359 Lexington pockets, wqjjsssble Matter Cloth lot Hartley act, teamed with Sen. av.. reported to police Thursday RODEO eslia wear, fine comfort fit tailoring. Humphrey (D., Minn.) last that she was bitten on both hands fcv a doif belomrinc to her land* Everything liom washable worlc caps, week and introduced an amend, dungarees, workpanti, blue denrms ta Judy, Mrs Carrie Redman.' same ment designed to .relax the PANTS the famous Corhartt Brown Duck suits. address. The dojr also bit Mrs strength of the law, which has i Gillium's doe. which reported It Osi Sale Today died from the injuries. The inci- NOWIltsTIMEtoBUY been bitterly opposed by labor Authentic Western organisations since its first I dent happened iu front of ths* j Lexington av. home. Mrs. Gilliam lUU.TtATIO enactment nearly four years The ONLY Refrigerator with WnmUh.tmW.. WHS. treated at St. Francis hos- aa**t*a*SM,s-a • go. According lo a report from , nital and released. COWBOY JEANS -**••'- siSSirJ Washington last week, Taft ALL THESE FEATURES told the Senate that major la- Openings Sough) Each b«y- unions apparently have re- 11 OZ. DENIM WASHINGTON, — Demanding \'t^d previous demands for ft ; enforcement of executive orders INTERNATIONAL Sanforized repeal of tha T-H act and are I againat job discrimination, Clar- Buy Your Exact Size mow willing to amend ft. I tnce Mitchell, director of the "MAKEMINC "I welcome this change," Washington bureau of th«* HARVESTER Taft said. adding that the NAACP, is seeking placement of Guaranteed to Fit •anions would have his full co 60 colored merchant marine offi operation on necessary amend cers in the country's expanded \ the Best... ments. The amendment, he merchant fleet. Model H-92 with Outlast the Rest. said, was asked for by the • PANTRY-DOR—adds ovar 8 mora feet of front American Federation of Labor, row th»!f spoca; holds up to 40 mora food itarm! fa*ra*e»TytM nnd would allow contractors African Post • BUILT-IN BOTTLE OPENiR-axctussvaI No other WmskfrnmU • nd building trade unions to The U. S. Dept. of Agriculture FOR EXTRA WEAR ho* ill Always handy on door latch—right halaht I $1.75 sign union shop agreements be announced appointment of Dr. fore work starts and before Frank G. Davis, economist, to • rUU WIDTH FRIEZE*-hold. SO lb*, of frozen %J Pair serve as economic advisor to the ® "A reputation is bard to get and easy to there are actual employes. foods, has four tray* ef livsr-rslsais ice <*/b*ii! AND EASY nr- So it soems tbat the unions government of Liberia. Dr. Davis lose." That's why the Carbartt family for will become a member of the • rUU WIDTH CRISP£R-plus raaular crispar- three generations has jealously guarded are taking the old attitude of, keep ov«r 23 qt*. of vogetcbUs, fruits, frash I JSM tmm Bmttmr Oealara twrnrymrkmrm "If we can't heat yoa, we'll (J, S. Rovernmcnt's economic mis- the quality and workmanship of all it's work WASHA61I WORK CAP*—Ncm-shrinkln.*. full Cut, UflrW jine you.*' They most likely sion for developing the agrkul- • SEE EV£RYTH!NG-S»t • vary thir.g-in this hufl« garments. troeaed. with esduslva eyelet venKkittorr* tor addsd cosafort. $3.95 felt that with the liberal mind tora of the West African repub . 9.2 cw. ft), sopor refrigarator at only $*J39.951 Today after more than SO years devoted THE HAMILTON CAfillARTT OVERALL CO. ed senator from Minnesota he. lic. to making overalls and other work clothes mmtmblishmd Its* Pair hind the proposed change, it For the utmost tn exclusively we can honestly say—"You can't ATUKTl M. CUUAV XOM tiii-WTI HMX. ft. wa. a safe and profitable move. Leave For Vacation bay n better grade of cloth than Carhartt Features, Quality, You'll like these woijt-typ* wostc Mr. and Mrs. W. "H. Marm, Sr.. Master Cloth, nor will you find finer, more •»•.*, utli IS An Incident occurred on a 244 S. Wheatland av., and Mr. LongLifoI pants for their low Rrsl cost, rheir rvoMy experienced tailoring." and Mrs. W. II. Mann. Jr.. 401 ^k> TOUI MOUCTION Long st. bus lost Friday at ap. appearance, easy ft* and imot costs. If you've never worn Carhartts befora, Eldridge av?, and their son Ron Woman-planned for mead-making convenience tott both on and off rite job. proximately 5:40 p. m„ that re ask for them by name—note tbe easy fit, flected adversely on Negro citi ald left Sunday morning on thei* you never dreamed possible! Deluxe through Cartsortt Union Mode work clorhas the stout reinforcing, the strong lock stitch* zens, tvhen a rough looking 25fi vacation in Cleveland. They will out—with Stainless Steel shelves, add-resiif nc CRC'-"1{D ing, tbe ample cut, the superior quality of $4.69 porcelain enamel interior, full width Chill Tray, give you those extra vo"w«-> that odd pound character boarded the but- also visit Niagara Fall*-, Montreal • Women dreamed them a a • ' our sanforised Carhartt Master Cloth. Back and Buffalo. They will be guests big 111b. meat drawer. 5-yr. warranty. Order it «*p to important laving*. No moHer aJL Pair at Grant av. carrying what seem of every garment i* the same iron-clad of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Griffin at # Home Economists planned them . • • today—CD joy it tomorrow I ro- 0"*.» who* yorar work is—you'll fad a C«*s*- ed to have been two suits in a "money back" guarantee and a BO.year reputation for aiding the clothes baa*, which he had appar Niagara, N. Y. MTS. Griffin is Iss-ssM work garment butW |o AM the bssl. 1 See the lull Une-6 Modoh-6 She* just cause of Union labor. ently gotten out of a cleaning the former Thelma Nickens of establishment. He gave the mo Hamilton. Mr. -Griffin is a for g*** * ^emin-eeaecfe tor-man a transfer and rudely mer teacher at Dunbar Hij?h PRICES $1AA 95 pushed himself through the school. Davton. START AT mYWjmW • OVER 25 YEARS OF 5ERVICE AND RELIABILITY crowded aisle and took a scat near Remember, The Long St., Cleveland Ave., Mt. Vernon and Leonard Ave. Buses Stop At Tho the center of the vehicle. In the Miaa Woode Here Use Your Old Refrigerator 18 Months To Pay GOLD'S CORNER. Long St. A Grant Ave. middle of the block, near Cleve Miss A. Dukye Woode, former land av.. the driver stopped th-j ly of Coumbus but now a teacher As Down Payment USE OUR FREE car. walked back to the man and of music in the public schools of kindly told.him the transfer wn. Baltimore, Mu., is here visiting PARKING LOT no trood because it wns punched •with family and friends. for 4:40 and it was then nearlv FURNITURE & 5:40. The insolent gent .yelled, Visits Carter Family AT REAR OF STORE "Put me off at the next stop.'" Miss Johnnia Robinson of New WHEN SHOPPING The operator said politely. "Ster* ark, N. J., has been visiting Mrs. down on the treadle and jret off J. J. Carter and family, 34 Miami APPLIANCES here." The furore was settled av. AT GOLD'S when a yountr man walked to the Cash box and deposited a ticket To Visit Relatives S iS|#»\!»\>. ! KIDAY A SATURDAY ' I IL H IV MANY Ol IIICR EVES BY APPUINTMKN an«| we were on our merry wav 'Mrs. Irene sKeeves. 286 S. 22n*J LONG ST. at GRANT AVE. (OPEN EVENINGS) FL. 2645 home consoling ourself by think st.. will spend her vacation this 479 J. 10NG ST., Corner TAYLOR AVE. FE. 252 ing it renuires all tvpes of peo month visiting relatives in New ple to make a world. J York City. $
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1951 PAGE 20 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. AUGUST 18, 195! THE OHIO SENTINEL PACE 21 Urbancrest News Notes I^EGAL NOTICES Amy .Arietta Draughty, whoso Join RCA Victor last known address is 202 S 4tb st.. Streoter Illinois, will take no~ PHILADELPHIA. — Tint lynch's column young Negro engineers were ticn that on duly 14, 1951, Rob- 2 Council Ordinances among the top scoring June, art Marliri Doughty filed bis peti> lion in thsr Common Pleas Court 1 it'll, graduate** of 50 leading of Franklih County, Obio. Divi Columbus After Dark U. S. colleges and univemitiea Effective Immediately sion of I* "••' • ii- Relations in who recently started their careers Cause No. 64759, praying for « with the RCA Victor division of the Radio Corp. of America. B> RUTH IM. BLA1K • r liltl.nir l:, UK' .-.Ijiljc'Ct to fitIC divorce front IterNpn the grounds Candid Observations WANTM of fross nealect ot\Ais^y and wil Kl.i-'r K>v E, Hi. In.; 6t Dayton and i*ll seiiictK***. ful absnnce J »' rrbapa •••»*• Citlxan f.ltfd the i-roper peg into the proper hole will Se £;iu**?t *iieakr-r at Bethe' .Mayor *•*•". H. Johnson sue*v*ied fa Q<<*et *iaid cause will bs> for liearing wht-n he commented, nnent the •«•-<• si led "Mt. Vernon av. situatum, ' IV Sales Total \.>'-'>!ir rhurth, 1 -t ,« . SumUy, the nce<] of citizen*! to consider that "One of the thinjfs that's wronp over hen is that we're tired of on or after September t. 1951. NEW YORK.—Television seta An**, i', under auspice* ot the the cost ut hard surfacing such lein Muilicd. Everytlme **omethlnf K-H-S counter to what passes for (i'flnrr & Arms'trnng, Atty*. K in use in the V. S. passed the 13 >l:a.v<'n,U V $0CjitH.V treetft as Kailr-uta. L'nJ. Walnut, the Negro leaders around lure consider lo their own )ikins* they go RESVITSM 7-21. 28, 8.4, 11 18. 25, I9S1. million mark in June and totaled ('-mri.il paSSCi. Iwfli .»iiii:;icii t'-.- etc. Streets tha'i ate ..Irciuiv hsrl lunniiijt down to city hall for a conference with the mayor, or some- 13.0!'.'!.60O as of July 1, accord last 'r-it->:Jav. t'> !><•> .itllr" i I'i'i'i live -.urface>J only coal $•*• I i>er ycai body, then were put under a microscope and j.tudied like some rar« / r Auua Ctkrina Holmes, whose ing* to an estimate released laat inimediately. Ordtttanct? i *> rciju- to rctisir. while the other street,-; i_H_i_KaSn di^ type of fungus. Only trouble is we. the ttuyn and doll„ who hane; out last address is unknown, will tako week by Hugh M Beville. Jr. • .'••. i*e of aUl.Mtiiitiile trailer.! have co«t the village ".2000 |ur uotice tbat on July 23, 1951, I. .iround here, aren't ever consulted. Sure. w«- got plenty of gripe*, MEMPHIS SLIM (LEFT) snd tli« Clovers Iseadltna tls« Spissia r f..r ! i-i'irinial PUIP/MCA. Ordi vrar. B. Holmes filed bis petition in tbo but nobody ever axk* l S what they are. InnU-ad we're treated like Canfield »andrvillr production billed for a on* day stastd al Lits- The followinu person* filed pe- nance If prohibits ;>>•* of tents, I ommon Pleas Court of Franklis. the only social problem in town. There are just as many bis; -.hots coln theatre Sunday, Aug. 19. Th« six act troupe, which also (*•*.- aucaiti'obiies, rautuptobil*** bodies. - tit i-iis- Wednesdajr' to appeal ori Count), Ohio, Division of Domes •.•round here whose clopet* are as full of skeleton.- as our*. Maybe we u.rr. fsart Tarry Tistssstosss ia tha- fessusse vocals s*»«tlight, will cli- tivivk*. and track bedi for re*weh*>j tbe November ballul for election. tic Relations in Cause No. 64873. play M little* rough at times, bul at U*«**t we're honest with our *«hort- t«al t»ur*»o»ei(s Violator** iit botUJ Kot mayor, William II. Johnson. praying for a divorce from ber on ronsing*. We don't hide behind a cloak of respectability when we get max a fatsr p^rfersnanca appaaratsca wilh a tssidtsigbt raaable bagist* The 2nd Floor of ; F..r clerk, John Wallace. For the grounds of gross neglect of out of line. See what 1 mean when I M*> wv'r* g\ tting tired of people sting promptly at 12 o'clock. treasurer. John *..\>.*ley. For conn- EVERGREEN 2240 duty. r-tudying u»**" ... To which the reporter replied, somewhat naively. [ill (six to be elected). William Said cause will be for hearing? I'm afraid, "1 Wlieve I'm beginning to." Healthy Kids READ DR. BLAND'S calstsnii i Akin. James Craig, Grace Ham. on or after Sept. 8. 1951. . • . French 75 OR how i» haas* wall avary woek CLUB • •.•ni. Alexander Trout, William W. S. I.yman, Atty. PERSONALIZED His cronies in the- local NAA(*P in Th« Saratitsel. i Trout. Harry I. .» b i n * o n For COLUMBUS 7-28. 8-4. 11. 18, 25 9.1. I96t. A smart addition to the sum Fare Better SERVICE DIRECTORY branch (of which he hits been j ciiool board (three to be eJect* mer cocktail list is the French ?S. Lillian Marie Jenkins, whose treasurer) are tendering a wcll- j rd>. John Cooley;' Charles* H. FUNERAL DIRECTORY R*i«nrr's Market. Complete lit.** To make it. put one iiggei of TROCAVERIA deaervad appreciation ceremony Hlair, Jam«**t Swanson. For ju.-tice of groceries. 510 K. Long S»L last l.l.lir , i« unknown, will lemon.juice, sweetened to taste, In School of peace In Jackson twp., Charles WILLIAMS A McNABB take notice tbat on August 9. for Ken Morris, the recently rc- 1 FA. 2.V20. in a tall gla*s, add one jigger of j «JF_fl!Effl_g . I F Mcnv.ni*!' I9SI, Coble C. Jenkins filed his Mirned w YM executive who taker. 'This is one t MORTUARY, INC. over on Sept. 7 nt the '2Kth St. gin, ice. and fill with Cook's Im j is closed for •.••ne.. oi Winston's Beauty Corner. Ilau petition in the Common Pleas i-.'i iodic articles on M <-. :uition* FUNERAL HOME YM in I.A. Event in carded for 'perial American champagne. PETITION CIRCULATED styling, crouuinole and cold Court of Franklin County, Obio, BARBFCUBP/n •hat load l<> {rood health. I*.t*pec 818 E. Long St. the Spring St. YM gym Thursday, j A- petition to the Franklin waving I0C7 N. 4th st. UN Division of Domestic Relations in AUK. 28, at s in the peeyem, If RIBS * CHICKEN i bitty prepared by the Health Edn- , county commissioner!! to con EV. 9521 8563. Cause No. 65135, praying for a remodeling. vou wanna participate (anil you dition Service of the Columbia | struct water main* and acces divorcr from her on the grounds Bewhiskered Whisky j PORKlOr'N • HAM BROOKS •hnulc!) contact (.wen Hrown, Tut.crculoais Society, they aie of-'.; „ * f„, the benefit of public Curtis Sk Nichols. Mimeographing of wilful absence for a period s Ite FUNERAL HOME, INC. Thelma Jark**on. Martha Jordan. The newly reintroduced Sir fend a* a public service to read-j health ami welfare of the Urban. church bulletins, etc. 867 Mt more than 3 years last past. Mary Jefferson Reynolds or Bar John Schcnlcy is a blend of H WOOD COOKED WATCH s'rii of The Ohio Sentinel.—Kl)l*i <. t communit. is now i>ei»|* 1108 E. Long St. Vernon av. FE. 4.10U; Said cause will be for hearing TOK i fr s bee Durham (the chairman. **>\h HICKORV and A CrtfCitlated by Charles If. Blair. FE. 1411 un or after Sept. 29. 1951. year old whiskies. Only ,3 of one pronto . . . Charlie Wilburn and ;J "planning commissioner represen HELP WANTED-FEMALF. Raglan Reid. Atty. percent of all reserve whiskies, in SASSAFRAS Youi child'*! wardrobe mav he hix F'aulnu- off on a trek t.. tative. This is iu>t one of the C D. WHITE A SONS 818. 25. 9.1, 8, 15. 22. 1951. the U. S. are old enough to cjuah- THIS N'Yawk for vacation purposes . . . in order, the new sek-finl bag can**! steps that ha^ to be aci omplishe.l FUNERAL HOME Reliable girl for housework and fv for the Sir John formula. |TAYtORsxEs5lhAvg.FA.2QP tilete with copybook, luler and' before this nroiect can be com- child care. 12-7 daily except I» it true that an Eastside wine 1217 Mt. Vernon Ave. Ruben Adolphus Lee, whose pencil ca-o. Yet your child may j pitted. Council hopes this will he Sunday. Stay 2 nights. 3329 joint prop, drug • jruy. who wa* r EV. 1514 last address is unknown, will take ho far from propeilv prepared; the turning i»*i-.t in the two vea Dal* Ave. DO. 4757. slashed in hi* place of biz, to the COLUMN for school A more imporlani. rbattlf* * notice that on July 31 1951. adjacent curb and propped the MRS. D. A* WHITTAKER Mary E. Lee, a minor, by Lucille ooe*.. .n than clolhe- or oquip\, j, .;,,, community to KEN MORRIS knifed citizen up to be nicked up AND SON, INC. Home Of Jones, ber neat friend, filed bet ment is. "Has your .vounuster ha.'.Vj,^,. iM m(l,a Ul{lt ptr0|ects of this first amended petition in tbo by the gendarme-, thus avoiding LINCOLN THEATRE For Our FUNERAL HOME '' i»r*-* ^bool medical examina- tlMurf <],> nol materialize over- OK Common Pleas Court of Franklin whatever unpleasant publicity that miKht accrue to his muscatel mill? 771 E. LONG ST. ,on : 720 E. Long Si. If so. don'cha think the gent deserves some sort of reprimand for tak ' • , r-icht. Some communities hav<* EV. 9549 USED CARS County, Ohio, Division of Domes Re-Opening For many reason.-., the f*TA.| worked for l*j years to get water, tic Relations in Cause No. 62615, ing that kimla gamble on a man's life? So do we . . . The digits bank official health agencies an.i such j Bbrners of this petition must be PAUL DAVIES ing frai was all in a dither Friday laM when, by virtue of a typo BURNS MEMORIAL CHEVROLET praying for a divorce from bim oritanuatio.is as lhe Columbuy , property owners of Urbancre-it. on the grounds of gross neglect graphical eiror, or sump'n, in a daily newspaper, two wis of digits SUNDAY (ONE DAY ONLY) Dale! Tuberrulosis Society are stressing: The city of Columbus will supply FUNERAL HOME 22 Cleveland Ave. of duty. **ere published, resulting in endlcs- agony snd gobs of pandemonium complete physical examinations.! the w»t^r to consumers who will 1072 E. Long St Said cause will be -for bearing until the deal was »traighten<-d out. CONTINUOUS FROM 1:00 P. M. including a tuberculin lest of chil ; be serve,! he the contemplated i FA. 1555 en or after Sept. 15. 1951. S a a dreii before they enter school. ! project WITH A Webster S. Lyman, Jr., Atty. Carl Jenkins, publisher of thr currently defunct Dayton Ciliten, : Fir*t. through the pre-school Tas At*** un latSarlss MssaSsr* 8-4. II, 18. 25, 9-1, 8, 1951. ii- being readied as new major domo of the Skyline Bar-Room, replac j eximination. cerUin correctable j IN NORTH CAROLINA O* las CahtaafcsM l*a*aarai Asa'a \ig Scott (intliff . . . l'eggy Ann Anderson (not to be confused with j BIG MIDNITE SHOW defects and conditions which re. Mrs. Harry Robinson u to James Alvin Long, whose last • t\c pusonable .»ch<•> Sugah Blvd.'s sassiety «el buzzin' r«- the fisticuffs of a pop'lar poddy PRESENTS Street Level Bar For The rient. Typical are overweight ani . the AME Zion church, the Common Pleas Court e>f tossiif family in one of ouah town's sin dens the <>lher antr meridian. underweight decayed and infect-, The children of Mrs. Louville Franklaf* County. Obio, Division Seemn as if hubby flared hot when told his cvah lovin' wa.*. seein' ed teeth, defective vieion ami | Banner gave their mother a aur- RUMMAGE of Domestic Relations in Casts* Finest Selection Of Buys In Used Cars another while he (hubby) vacationed out on Jackson pike a weekend hearinj-*. infected tonsils, speech j prise party lo help her celebrate No. 64743. praying for a divorce or three la**t past . . . The Ed Allen- (he'-, a fixture in verbal political defecta. early rheumatic ferer. her G'Jth birthday Thursday. Aug. SALE from him on tha grounds of wil THE CLOVERS' arena) have taken their difference* to Magistrate Clayton A. Rose. early tuberculoni« and anemia. it. at tbe home of her daughter J. W. WATSON & CO. ful absence for more tban 3 years Legal Beverages On BARGAINS GALORE last past. Thv splituation will be an official announcement any edition, now . . HEAR "DON'T YOU KNOW I LOVE YOU" HAS BETTER CHANCE and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Ford Dealers Fer 20 Year* Jerry Clcmmoni, 3530 Central 901 Mt. Vernon Ave. Said cause will be for bearing B. D. Mackey, onetme Mayor of Bronxeville, returns to his sales post PLUS Secondly, a child has his best 1288 N. High St. The Eastside av.. with whom she resides. Ow- on or after Sept. 1. 1951. at Spicer's avenoo furniture mart come Aug. 20, which account* for (haiice of ircttins; the most out of UN. 2118 THE MASTER OF THE BLUES . mi- to tbe fact that Mrs. Banne.* AUGUST 2425 W. S. Lyman. Atty. the return of smiling faces am.mg the avenoo*.= biznezzfolh. school when he it in good ohysi- j „ot been able to attend ber 7-21^25, 8-4, 11. 16. 25. 1951. has Open at 7 o'clock ral condition, • church for some time her pastor. Lincoln i.hov.hou>e manager Jack Houbler will turn em out fol- MEMPHIS SLIM 'owing each of Sunday's three regularly scheduled performances by CLUB Hiarh grades and good report] Klder Richard Aden, snd members AND HIS HOUSE ROCKERS ORCHESTRA carda generally arc impossible if . conducted a short service which the Clovers, thus opening the way for good seating accommodations; the child i. out of school fre- REAL ESTATE KAUFMAN MOTORS, INC. throughout the dav. Sundays production will he forerunner to a new HEAR SLIM SING "I'M CRYING" veries expected to extend through the winter season . . . I***-*™" COLUMBUS' LARGEST PONTIAC DEALER SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION TROCAVERIA A REAL BUY ,...,„, .„d ihey go, yet the folk who're responsible for keep... their SALES AND SERVICE GOOD USED CARS doors open continue to rale Novelty Food Bar on top of the lot. lea- THE NEW SINGING SENSATION Double bouse. S. Washington Ave. 1224 N. High St. UN. 4161 —* UN. 2176 sons: Novelty's t, Me hoppers serve solid helpings of courtesy along $6500. C. H. Str ,. H c n s o .• with the Hne me. that come from a kitchen cammed with food TERRY TIMMONS 892 Mt. Vernon Ave. unjustly labeled mentally slow ylnm Banner, sion/- with three Realty. Macro Hill. FA. S287. preparation know-how. Hard combination to acquire and lougher to when ihe preschool correction of, grandchildren, ail of Columbus. ...It anvwhere Fred Revels first of a delegation of Cap ClUans HEAR "YOUR KEY WONT FIT THE DOOR" A background of 21 years esperionca behind each deal. ••ome physical deformity or ill*! Other jrueats were Elder and HUVOAD I! rVch^gelaodto cheer Bill Willis and the Browns in tbe-.coj FA. 0271 tie.™ nut-lit have made him a scho K PLUS lastic star. Mrs. Aden. Elder and Mr.-. E. H. Sales — Rentals — Property Management 1,-ge all-star game at Soldier's field r rtdtty Pceye.n_:__. B»*-»>_, J~, Mitchell, Mr.*. Lucy Edwards, Lyman Ave. 800 block. Modern Finally*, a pre-school examina* bro th. Eckstinc of Indiantown _ Mrs.- Fannie Mae Toliver. Mr**.. 1 -II. plan. Unfinished second A LARGE SUPPORTING CAST tion is one of tbe most important SAMUEL D. HOOKER Cap Pa., furloughing here, re- state liquor B«-.d ot Control, Myrtle Willis. Mrs. Alma Smith. floor. Full basement. Only p i ,o Scuttle. Wash., next; and pretty D*»lo.«. Warren of a child will ever undergo because LICENSED BROKER 01 Mrs. Zattie Mitchell. Mr*. Elbertr $1650 cask required. Assume .. _. I **__.„.Canton. . Thei'ci...;r^ weldinu-i'lilinsg? comess ofofft it come* at a crucial time in hi* week und then comes shipment Turner. Mrs, Robert Coins and eaistins; 4"> loan. Call C. E- FE. 4331 768 Mt. Vernon Ave. on Thsiiik.iKiv.nK day. next . . life—a time when he i* enierinj* (Cliff) Radar. Kl. 1335. MA to the K«r Kast. He'** looking for Mrs. Anna Bell Holmes of Co Providing second floor face lift a whole new world. 5531. ward to an overseas assignnient Thi iumbu>*.. Mrs. Banner received ing of Club Tiocaveria is com nga are different enough maiiy uieTul jrffis with Mpeeial service*. One he'd do very nicely by . . . Formal dedi- pleted, the avet.oo's lop show- CLUB REGAL for him—-suddenly chain; ng from R... Z.' , , ,- WANTED TO BUY all dav nl.tr mnA *.,.,i, J i ***** **>**<~*'o»d <>f < cntral av. U cation plans for new Realty Cen house reopens Aug. 31 with the an oay piay and sheltered hntnc ,a,,Ari,.. •- r. • J-.- #. ter nearinir announcement stage. Sonny Thomp.• • 1 mm j i
\^«' SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1951 j PAGE 22 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1951 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 23 Wilis Seeks Berth On 1st Sports Gleanings All-Star Grid Combo CHICAGO.—Bill (Little Dalse) Willis, the Cleveland Browns' all-pro guard, will be making his thirst appearance in the College All-Star game when the Browns move onto Soldier's field Friday SPORTS Info On Joe W. Lags night (Aug. 17). However, he has yet lo play on a winning tram In all our 10 years of sports- for the night of Aug. 22 in Haft's! Seleclea on the college team Satchell entered the game in. the nr-st three men to retire tha A standout at tackle on the 1944 'Star eleven, "Deke" earned writing we have run into many Acre arena. are Ed Bell of Pennsylvania, the seventh inning with Gerald: »ide without allowing a score. this plaudit from Chicago Bear Center Clyde (Bulldog) Turner: perplexing and confusing situa However, ac this is written, wc All-American and All-Eastern Priddy on base, none out and the j >..*»;• 1'4 "He is the best lineman, by far, that I've played against, collegiate FOR ALL tions, but in the past week *»• hnve not been able to learn the end; Tom Johnson, Michigan, Browns lending. 6-3. A letter from Loyola U: of Lira or professional." But tbe Bears won. 24-21. have encountered the worst of identity o( his opponent, the iden- j AILAroerican and All-Midwest* He retired Fred Hutchinson,! Angeles informs us that our"'ol I He starred at tackle for the collegians again in 1945 but the Jersey Joe Wulcott won the our career. We're referring to titles of the other fighters who rrn tackle; Don Coleman, Mich b:>tting for Hal, White, on a foul J teammate, Osear Cunningham, Green Bay Packers walked off the field with a 19-7 victory. Hickok award as pro athlete of the proposed exhibition here by will be on the card with him. igan State, All-Midwestern fly, Neil Berry on an infield has been appointed an a scout for If the iirii'jmt holds true, Willis, making his initial appearance July for his upset win over Kz- heavyweight champion Jersey Joe when lw will arrive in Columbus. tackle. grounder, and George Kell on a j Negro baseball talent on the Pa as a play.for-pay gridder, should come vsp on the winning side of zard Charles. The .17 year old Walcott, an appearance scheduler! (r anv of the customary informa Jn the play for "straight cash" swinging third *-trikl. cific coast. He will work .under the ledger for the first time. Camden. N. J,, ''Cinderella Man,' tion deemed necessary to build i. all-star lineup he picked JJi'l Greene voices the belief that who will appear in Columbus (ut *tory of the magnitude that the Willis of the Cleveland Browns Satchell set the stage for a little George Sisler for the Pittsburgh ED'S NOTE. The game will be broadcast in Columbus via Haft's Acre arena) Aug. 22 for coming of the world's heavy at guard and Joe Perry of the drama after Vic Wert* double! Pirates. WHKC at 8:30 p. n. and also will be televised hy the Dumont net- an exhibition match, easilv out weight boxing champion rates. San Francisco tflers at fullback in the eighth inning with one out. "DF.KE" WILLIS work, with WTVN the local outlet. Vi-'ro time is 8:30 p. m. also. HANK THOMPSON polled his closest rival. Rand;* The only definite item*, that we BRONSTON SHINES The "Old Man" of baseball Turpin. whose upset of Sugat have been able to glean are that Bobby Bronston. Springfield walked Pat Mull in and -hit Hoot Rav Robinson in London won Jinimv Welch, the local middle* halfback, was voted the outstand Evers with a pitched ball to load high press prnise. weight star, will be one of the ing player of the annual North- the bases. Consolation Prizes • a a In ATA Tourney headline. > in tho sftmi-featurs* South nll-*tar Ohio hiirh *ehool He then disposed of Joe For 4 local Golfers Private home television sets fracas and that Walc.ott's front football game which** was nhivn! Csinsberg on a foul fly and fan will not carry tha Robinson. office does not want any passes at Midrlletown Saturday night. ned Priddy on a called third DAYTON.— Four Columbu. - Turpin middleweight champion issued. Bronston sprinted 73 yards strike. golfers. Ed Wade, George Wil. ship bout Sept. 12. Internat'l DUCATS USUAL in the first quarter for . the In the ninth inning he fanned sos». "Bink" Stewart and Ro- Boxing club, promoter of the You may however, purchase South's first touchdown and ,-iinrfi hitters Steve Souchcek and selta Burns, copped consola fight, announced Monday that admission paste boards at the made nice gains throughout the Charlie Keller. He forced Georgt tion awards in the 8th annual video coverage will he limited usual places, 20th Century gym. game, but it was his defensive Kill, former American League amateur golf tournament spon to theatre screens in 12 cities, the Clock and nl the -arena box play that clinched outstanding batting champion, to ground oitl sored here hy the Fairway club Male Singles not including Columbus. office. to end the game. Sunday. • • a player honors for him. FIVE PICKED TO STAR The South won 20-7. At Harrisburg, Pa., on the night Woodrow Brown of Cincin Lorenr.0 Clark, Stanley Woodward, in the Ueli STILL THE SHOWMAN of Aug. G in an exhibition gamo against Harrisburg's entry in the nati won the men's amateur a varsity letter Publishing Co.'n 1!>.'>1 Football Sarn Greene, Detroit baseba'! title while Charley Sieffosyd of winner in foot Annual, selects five N'egroea on writer, paints a dramatic picture Inter-State League, Satchell pull Los Angeles beat off a field ball and basket his annual pre-season all-star with his typewriter of "Old .Man'* ed one of his famous stunts. ball in his fresh Relieving Bob Mahoncy in the including nationally ranked Bill teams. Three of the sepia star: Satchell Paige's relief hurlinc man year a' eighth inning he loaded the base, Spider to cop honors from a 'Wide Open' are collegian- and the other two against the Detroit Tigers In Central State with none Out, then struck out TOM JOHNSON i* are profctjs WaaT live' Contests Are Scheduled Sandy Saddler, home from a dianapolis Clowns, eastern division champions in the Negro American League, will be Tex., where he recently completed Johiiii>n*s absence will throw i triumphant tour of South Kitting themselves in shape for another vital series to follow. The seven-day stand a course ot training aa a medical the .' the men's singles event wide open SEW YORK. — Two consecu •II fights, u|| promoted by America, engages Hermie against the Black Barons will be inaugurated with a doubleheader at Rickwood field. technician. , tive world Cltarnpioiuhip fights. Internal*! Boxing club and in- ! and a hotlv contested fight is Freedman of Bangor, Me., in a Birmingham. While in Texas Hicks partici brnii*iiij- toj**ether Joey Maxim eluding the cream of the fistic predicted. George S t e wart. 10 round non-title * bout at pated in several track and field The following Sunday, Aug.)' an.| ni.b Murphy for the lii*ht cards from the St. Nicholas arena Orangeburg, S. C, No. 2 in the Philadelphia Monday. Aug. 20. events, helping the Fu Sam Hous heavyweight crown, »n<| Kid in N"*w York, the Chicago .sta national ranking, is expected to 26, one of the largest crirwds of Having endeared themselves to to be presented at Forbes field in ton team win the 4 th army regain the singles championship the season is expected to greet (.avitati and Billy Graham for the dium, the Detroit Olynipia and ALTHEA GIBSON Wind's Home baseball team of baseball fans of Pittsburgh and two vears. championship. He also won a which he lost lo Johnson last tr**,r Clowns at Forbes field, Pitts- welierweiaTht title, will be th- the St. I.ouis atena, as well as ; Cleveland left »Tobe Morrison'-. ricinity, the fabulous Clowns ex RAINED OUT second place medal in the broad f»r-t presentation-- as the CBS the two from Madison Square vear. Ren Sobaroji 10-K; 6-4; 0-0. The I !i\-h. when the Funmnkers meet pect almost a world series atmos jump at the Texas state AAU South Carolina ace won the east Mars Drugs nine in the lurc'i The Clowns wetc rained out of television and radio network** Garden, their ancienl foe, the Kansas City phere when they take on the n.eet. Stewart has been impressive ern open ut Shady Rest, Scotch i when they failed to appear for an a doubleheader there last season, launch a new season of brinjcin>r '•v. Monarchs, in a twin bill which western division champs, lt will All Ml fight-, will be carried on this season, having defeated Carl Plains. N. J., from Dr. Richard I exhibition tilt at Maryland pk. and again last month, so no won He is the son of Mr. and Mru. the nation's top boxing bout** i.us at 2 p. m. be the first all-Negro attraction the CRS\television network, witn Williams. No. 4. of Orangeburg, Cohen 4-6; ke»ree. Other top flight contenders !'«b*t Blue Ribbon beer wilt gotten no response. It was a bad . As in tht past, the bouts witl He took the St. Louis public- are: After splitting with the Balti- •'The Most Completely >pr.ii»i,)r the broadcasts. In This Corner s delayed broadcast* parks tournament honors front Dr. Ileginald Weir. New York, blow to our kids because they ni'ie Klite Giants at Baltimore, Ma's Dream Stocked Newsstand In On Wednesday. AUK. -•*. the be offered : No. 3; Ubert Vicent. New York. hoped to build up some much by winning 9-fi and bowing 1-1, Franklin County" long- heralded lijrht-heavyweisrh: No. 5; Dr. Hubert Eaton. Wil needed enthusiasm from Kastsid- the Clowns practically assured rbampiotlyhtp tilt between title- mington, N. C. No. 0, and Ver ers for the amateur gnme b / themselves of winning both halves Dream Books # Tip holder JOey Maxim and contehdei non Morgan, New York. No. 7. bringing in a good elub. I hope of the NAL pennant race at Buf Cards-Sheets • Novelties Bob Murphy will be carried, from Central State Gridders Embrel Davidson falo, when Jimmy Tugcrson pitch thi people will understand that New York'* Madison Square Gar Althea Gibson. Florida A-.M ed and hit the Funmakers to a Large assortment Pocket college, Tallahassee, will defend .'omething serious must have pre den. at 10-11 p. tn.. EOT. The vented the other team from com J 0-5 win over the Elites to take Books, Magazines, Comic following* Wednesday, Aug;. 29, her crown She is expected t> a lead in the series. Face Grueling Schedule repeat. ing. We're sorry and we hope Books to select from. the welterweight championship we'll he given a chance to make Tugerson homered in the fifth Extra Dry Uoul between Kid Gavilan ami The defending champion-, are: Seeking Win Again (Order your mail sub- inning to give the Funmakers a WILBERFORCE — Central State college's football Junior singles. James Thomp i up for the disappointment in Billy Graham will be broadcast. 3-2 advantage. Len (Preacher) -a: al a. ... *. team began practice Monday for a grueling nine game kins, Rrooklyn. N. Y. some way." gt*o from Madison Square Gar schedule. Detroit handlers of the destinies of Embrel Davidson, Williams connected with another den, at 10-11 p. m.. EDT. Boys' singles. William Winn. the former Columbus, O., Golden Glover, apparently were Variety of out-of-town Fifty hopefuls reported t0 Wilmington, N. C. If Sugar Rav Robinson can four bagger in the sixth to clinch Crystal Clear *} unconvinced when the young heavyweight was battered the victory for the Clowns. Wil newspapers, Daily and P«b*,t originally intended to re j Coach Gaston (Country) Lewis.f I Replacements for Ray New- Girls' singles. Florence Gibson. ' successfully regain the middle. Bottle 4l lo the canvas by Clarence Henry sevrral months ago. liams' belt sailed 3R5 feet over Sunday, Gazette and sume its live boxing broadcasts | The Red Marauders coach la man. All-American, guard; Gene Detroit weight :hampionship from "•»• j Kepi They're still yapping at the Detroit offices of Internal. 1 the left-centerfield "fence. Hating Forms. early in October, but advanced j faced with the problem of build-j Rouse, co-captain, center mem! Men's veterans' singles, Henry Randv Turpin he will put it on it* M hedule six week*, to include the line again within 45-60 Boxing club to give the kid another chance at reputable Willie Wells. Jr. was released : ing from "scratch." Graduation; \,L.r 0( the all MWAA team: Ro- Graham, Cleveland, DISTRIBUTOR FOR: the**, two championship fisrhti-. | and the army draft have riddled j 'and Matthews, tackle, and Kr-j days against Rocky Graziano competition. r*^ by the Funmakers, but Otto W o ni e n's veterans' single?, I (Buddy) Miller, an infielder. and New York Amsterdam With thi» one-two punch. Pabai I the Central State squad. nest Rushin. tackle, are the big I in Chicago. The match origin Jane Hudlin, St. Louis. IBC shunted him aside for Herman Darnell, former A-T News open* an ambitious season sche.1- JOINS COACHING STAFF j problems inthe Central State for | ally was promised the Windy Men's doubles. James L. Stock, j monlhs before the Henry debacle, (Greensboro) college star and ule of sponsoring broadcasts of Walt Sellers. '51 graduate and ! ward wall, City by the Internat'l Boxing Norfolk Journal &. Guide Pasadena, Cal. (Oscar Johnson j Leonard Av. Girls, claiming they believed h>m too laney dan first sacker. have been APREMIUM co-captain of last year's squad. ., .. ,, „ club before Sugar was de Atlanta World was his partner). inexperience!**. Davidson's g:oup added to the squad to assure the will join the coaching staff a* '***&£ f"ns W,'11 «*!L " ^H throned in London. Women's doubles, the Peter* i continued to press for fights— Clowns of maintaining their pres Baltimore Afro-American •assistant backfield mentor. Albert j vl«* of lhe Mar»ud«'r'' "hen «*ey sisters, I.oumunia and Margaret,' Hawks Boys Wilt George Simpson me t Be,, s A T "against anybody." ent champion**hin «lren"th Baker* end coach and assistan: ** -•'•' ' " Aggies in aj Tut-kegee. Ala. [ Columbus baseball fans wi'l CIGARETTES line coach, is returning after a j pre-season exhibition game at Junior doubles. James Thomp- I ',ot Ue abl<* to ***« former New He's bver* idle all hummer, CIGARS # CANDY JUST ARRIVED! Kat>l»«on« rin.iiu taaaaar . Cause* year's leave of absence. kins. Brooklyn N. Y.. and Hnr- Y,,,k (:iant ••unl* Thompson pur In Jones Memorial but the campaign to get him Greensboro, N. C. New Shipmcst SOFT DRINKS Is Ass'n Speaker •Other members of the coaching old Freeman. Washington. D. C. form locally in Minneapolis livery more headline action has been ihe OHIO MALT BEVERAGES This game is considered part this season. The Millers made- Leonard Av. school (girls) and DISTRIBUTING CO. WILBEKFOUCE.—The annual staff are "B'je Jim" Walker. Iin*. Mixed doubles. Althea Gibson, maintained, and it's gotten coach, and Dave Green, assistant ! their final 1951 appearance at Hawks AC (boys) are the VJol FALL SUCKS "Central Ohio's Only Midwestern Athletic Ass'n foot- of the regular schedule of either j Ta||ahnHJ,et. F|a.. and Dr. R, Wal results, but the kind too few j Red Bird stadium in a twin bill winners of the Shad C. Jones $6*95 to 91595 Negro Distributor" " ball rule* interpretation meeting line coach. college. ter Johnson. Lynchburg. Va. 90 N. Fourth St. ADams 6600 FAirfax 0502 j July 29. Thompson was sent down .memorial trophies, awarded each youngsters have come through. at the Parkway ballroom Satur • from the Giants Monday because year to top teams in The Ohio He'll be tossed into the squared day. Aug. i. featured a discus | -tt failure at the olate and afield. .Sentinel sponsored amateur soft- circle against veteran light-heavy- sion of the 1951 football rules. In 19."i0 he hit .2R9. swatted 2n ball leagues. weighl Archie Moore in Olympia ttr*a. m I?M •"*!_? George I. Simpson was the fea Ed Steele Still Batting Leader In American Loop ] home runs and established a new Leonard climaxed a thrilling stadium Sept. 5. The fight fig Mil K urrt tratat • V. BOA* OUTOFTOWN tured speaker at the one day con j Nat'I League record for double season Tuesday by downing hard ures In the new IBC television ference. Sinn,..,n ia a well known Ed Steele. Birmingham, with a Taking over the leads are: more, 51 runs baited in. I plays by a third baseman. IS. mm hitting Bolivar St. AC, 21-1>, in a PAPERS figure a* a "Big 10" and Central .37*1 average, again is the leading production schedule, which mean** Ray Nail, Indianapolis, 65 Neil also retained his lead in . . . championship till at Felton school A*u'n official. batter in the Negro American it'll be viewed by thousands of XX DOUBLE XX rusi; Henry (Speed) Mer Pits with 88. while Merchant kept The St. Loots Browns will playground. ' "Jape-** Other business of the confer League, according to statistics his lead in triples with 11 and in local fans. chant, also of Indianapolis, 121 call on Satchel! Paige as their Hawks AC trounced Spring St., 166 442 ence will be the assignment * oi compiled by Howe News Bureau. stolen bases with 36. startint* oitcher when they play ts>t«| !,»,«»; Wrstlr-T Dennis, 27*5, to complete a clean sweep 558 884 games to mklwcBtern official*.. Departure of Indianapolis' Ben The 12 victories and five de. A MEMBERSHIP in the an eahibilion game against the of their league schedule, thereby 776 Athletic directors and poaches at- Lott from the league produced a Baltimore, 21 doubles; Less feats of Chicago's Theolic Smith Toronto Maple Leaf, of the YWCA ia the key to building m 991 337 CROSSROADS OF OHIO NEVVSTAND teiid<*d the conference from both, number of changes, as Lott last Williams, Indianapolis, 11 home assuring them of the undisputed still is the best pitching record In Internat'l Leasrue !• Toronto champion ship of the Boys' good American. Tho price of * 044 228 divisions of the MWAA, week led in five department*. runs, mod Fleming Re-ed, Balti South-east Corner ofBvoad and High Sts. the league. na«t Monday night. League. YW uiembership ia small.
