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TATS MUSEUM LIBRARY on ID 1STH & HlQfl ST* Floyd Patterson. Sonny Liston Ink Term*s> COLUM3U3, OHIO For Sept. 15 Heavyweight Title Fight CORE Meet Here To Use Columbus As 'Sit-In' Example CHICAGO— Heavyweight Cham- gate when the boxing battle Is the New York area for the pre pion Floyd Patterson and challen­ staged In Chicago's Comlskel sent but will come to Uie Chicago The city and citizens of Colum­ CORE conducts a national train­ prove that it has none of ths pre­ "develop additional trained leader­ ed as prime targets for most ger Sonny Llston formally signed Park. Liston will receive 12 y, per­ vicinity and set up camps at least bus will take their tests in Amer­ ing program here for "direct-ac­ judices, anti-constitutional taws ship ... for varied nonviolent northern and western CORE contracts here Monday, July 2, cent of the gate. five weeks before the Sept. 29 icanism and measuring up to the tion" leaders from CORE chap­ and customs which ore still in­ action for integration In all parts groups. Members of Uie Institute for their forthcoming title match battle. ters all over the U. S. Under the contract, If Liston 100-year-old, post civil War grained to some degree in almost of the country," according to will hear representatives of gov­ on Sept. 25, alter the Illinois Ath­ should win ho will be obliged to The use of eight-ounce gloves tights guaranteed aU citizens, FOR TWO WEEKS,' Columbus COREs national office In New ernment and local groups concern­ letic Commission stipulated that every American community, there stage a return bout with Patterson and the mandatory elgh-count is white or black, by the U.S. Con­ York. ed with these areas, and will par­ they shall wear eight-ounce gloves fin Illinois Boxing Commission will be the example as CORE are liable to be some fireworks. within one year and will receive stitution beginning this Saturday, ticipate ln seminars conducted by and take compulsory eight-counts precaution lo prevent a repeat of shows visiting representatives of Purpose of this program, and of IN COLUMBUS, the trolning will 30 percent of the gate at that time July 14, when the nation's oldest members of the CORE staff. ln case of knockdowns. and ancillary paymnets. Oie Benny Parct-Emil* Griffith "direct action" organization, the Uie group local branches "How a similar one to be held next deal speclflcaUy with housing and IT WAS the third time In North TIIK FIGHTERS will both work fight which ended up fatally for Congress of Racial Equality or to do it" and unless Columbus can •• ii th ln Houston, Texas, Is to employment, which are describ-1 CONTINUED ON PACK 2 America that eight-ounce gloves in respective training camps In Paret. have been used in heavyweight championship fights. Previous use of the eight-ouncers were In Tor­ onto. Canada, nnd In Miami. PRINTED IN THE OHIO Both the heavier-padded gloves New Home Rec. Center 1 COLUMBUS and the eight-count are Innova­ Office Aft THI PEOPLE'S tions in Illinois for the*Potterson- 430 E. Long St Liston fight. Vs. Garland Eqmt. Champs UNDER the terms. Patterson CA. 1-4586 CHAMPION will receive 45 percent of the "live" At Sunshine Park Friday Columbus, Ohio SENTINEL Following closely on the heels Among the stars are: Matthew Indians Lucky! ot the Tuesday, July 3, game, Hill, Byrd Prillerman, and tho when the league-leading horse­ Rev. Alonzo Shavers from Cas- CLEVELAND. Ohio—Many are VOL. 13, No. 57 shoe pitching team from New keys; Tom Pearce, Lester Rose THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1962 20 CENTS COLUMBUS, OHIO < the reasons tor the Cleveland In­ and Herman Oney of New Home dians' current lofty position in first Home Recreation Center 1 played place atop th« American League tho third place Caskey Cleaners lj and Leroy Hill. Paul Swartz, standings. team, the New Home Recreation and Robert Midge Johnson, of last Center 1 team will again see ac­ year's defending champions, the Freshman manaser Mel Mc- tion this Friday. July 6, when they Garland Equipment team. Gaha, operating the club with a play the second place Garland Standings, as of July 2, weret firm and courageous hand, is cer­ Equipment Co. team, New Home Rec. Center 1 4-0 tainly entitled to a major share of Garland Equlpmont Co. 8-0j Cas­ the credit. So is veteran pitcher ALL GAMES aro being played at Sunshine Park and some ot Uie key Cleaners 3-1; Patxton's Con- GOP SCANDAL Dick Donovan whose 11 victories feet. 1-4; New Home Rec. Center top the American League. And best horse-shoe pitchers in Cen­ • Chuck Essegian. with his early tral Ohio can be seen throwing 2 1-4; McKlnley Av. Auto Parte home run splurge. during these games. 0-8. riffi OHIO BIGOTS JAIL HIM

PROVING GROUND tor pro* turned out to b« a favorable Slory On Page 3 one for this Ohio trio pictured above when the East, coached by Ohio State's Woody Hayes, beat the West by a score ot 13-8 at But. SENTINEL talo. N.Y. Saturday. Lower photos are of Bob Ferguson, lett, who NAACP Conference rammed his way through the West line several times to emerge wer, Twins' first socker, did not the senior circuit All-Stars, with with a sensational 21 yard touchdown run. The name ot Sara Tid- blocking backs that we have ever place in the voUng. Vie is voted .338. tuore, right, was also prominent for his many lino tackle* and ex­ seen. His reflexes are fantasia. He each year as Uie best fielding first The leagues's leadinj hitter and cellent defense play during the exciting game. can pass with men hanging all over him and he can spot Uie sacker, and this year he Is the league's third best hitter had to Plans 'Direct Action Story On »age 2 loose man quickly. If he has a top hitting first baseman in the be satisfied with second place in ATLANTA, Ga—It was learned social and spatial mobility which weakness, it is on the long pass. American League, with .317. the balloting. Stan Muslal of Uie here at the week-long 93rd annual typified" the opportunities open to » A COMPARATIVELY un­ Battey Is hitting .291. Wagner St. Louis Cards leads the league convention of Uie NAACP Uiat a European immigrants. known fullback, Art Perkins of leads both leagues in homers with with .340 and Uie Giant's Felix militant new program of "direct "For these, the successes of a North Texas State, was the West's 23 and is hllUng .292. Alou's .331, is good for third place* action," including picketing, sit- few Negroes are no inspiration. best runner. Perkins gained 66 Aaron ls .330, Mays .816, Clemento 9 THE NATIONAL League has ins, and mass protest demonstra­ Rather it becomes the basis for yards for the losers. .316, Cepeda .304, Roseboro .280* THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1962 Willie Mays ot the Giants in cen­ tions is to be launched in coming class resentment. And ln a min­ Among Uie other Dacks, who and Wills .274. Mays and Banks ter; his teammate Orlando Cepeda months by the NAACP. ority group It is safer to resent looked good for Uie West, were are Ucd for the lead ln homers at first; Roberto Clemente of the SOUTHERN politicians who de­ the class lines within Uie segre­ Mack Burton of San Jose State v.iUi 21 each. Pirates ln right; and Tommy Da­ cry '•bloc voting" by Negroes are gated society than to battie against and Bobby Lee Thompson of Ari­ vis of Los Angeles Dodgers in 9 MANNY -IIMIM•;/. the Kan­ the leading practioners of this color barriers which Involve the zona. SPORTS CLEANINGS left. sas City rookie, has climbed bacic kind ot political action," NAACP dominant groups as well," Dr. into Uie lead in the American Lea* 9 FANS will get their next look Old established stars like Ernie exec, sec'y Roy Wilkins charged Weaver said. gue batting race, with a .251, By BILL BELL • Spoils Editor at some of these stars in the Col­ Banks of the Cubs and Hank Aaron in the closing address ot the con­ SPEARING of his duties as the Floyd Robinson and Al Smith ot lege-All Star game in Chicago on of the Braves failed to make the clave. nation's housing chief. Dr. Wea­ the White Sox are hitting .80S and Aug. 3 against the champion team. Both Banks nod Aaron are Unlike the early European im­ ver said that he was concerned .307, respecUvely. Green Bay Packers team. playing different posiUons from migrants, American Negroes set­ "in providing greater choices to 9 BOB Ferguson. Ohio State All-American fullback, showed a Ferguson belongs to the Pitts­ tling in our large industrial cen­ ail Americans in the selection of the ones in which they made the # MR. TENNIS of Uie Mid nationwide television audience and 23,000 fans in the Buffalo Bison sta­ burgh Steclers, Tidmore, Davis ters "face much greater impedi­ where and in what type of hous­ team in previous years. West, Maceo Hill, announced that dium that it was no fluke when he was chosen the best fullback in the and Brown to the Cleveland ments to moving from the slums ing they may live. And these th*, 1962 Midwest Open Tennis land last year by leading the East to their first victory ia the second Browns. Perkins is the property of Banks has moved from shortstop or from the bottom of the eco­ choices must be as real for non- tournament will open Saturday at U annual All-American game in Buffalo Friday night. the Los Angeles Rams. Stephens to first base, and Hank has s-.vit­ nomic ladder," Robert C. Weaver, whites as for whites. For 'me Central State College. Bob was voted the game's most and Thompson will do their bit for ched from right field to center field Administrator of the Housing and there is no conflict between my valuabtt? player for his contribu­ for the Eust. John Brown of Syra­ the Montreal Alouettes and Burton Both placed second tn the voting The American Tennis Associa­ Home Finance Agency, said in ac­ concern for better urban envirno- tion of 99 yards in 18 tries. This cuse was a starling offensive tac­ will be with Vancouver. Both Maury Wills, Dodger shortstop, tion NaUonal Championship Tour­ cepting the coveted Spingarn Me­ ment and equal opportunities for included his 33-yard touchdown kle. teams are members of the Cana­ lost in a close battle with Dick nament win bo ie.vi on Uie Central dal awarded annually to a Negro all Americans. This country will run which gave the East a 13-8 Sandy Stephens, Minnesota Quar­ dian league. Gtoat of the Pirates. Groat polled State Courts in August. American for distinguished achi­ never be stronger than its ability victory. Bob gained over halt bf terback, was brilliant in defeat for 136 votes to Wilis' 128. John Rose- 9 WHEN Boston Red -Sox roo» evement to provide all its people a chance 9 EARL Battey. catcher for tho NEW STAFF CHIEF Donald Beatty, left. Is the University ot Kaotas, Beatty, 47, waa pre­ the yardage that the East rolled the West. Sandy is a hard-nosed boro of the Dodgers placed sec­ kie pitcher Earl Wilson threw his DENIED opportunity for ad­ to contribute their best to the na­ shawn with Ohio's Governor Michael V. DiSalle, sented the Award of Merit in IM1 by Sec'y ot up rushing. football player who should be a Minnesota Twins, and Leon Wag­ ond to the Braves Dell Crandall no hitter last week he became Uie vancement, many Negroes "have tional welfare." « aad Administrator Donald B. Leach of Ute Bur­ Labor Arthur Goldberg in recognition of hi* out­ 9 ERNIE DAVIS the other big great star in the Canadian Lea- ner," Los Angeles slugging outsid­ for Uie catcher's posL second Negro hurler in tho major concluded that no matter what THE KU KLUX KLAN. U0-auto- eau of Unemployment Compensation, right, as standing contribution in "furthering the work of man in the East backfield, gained j gue. where a quarterback Is not er are the only two sepia stars leagues to achieve that feat. Sam they may do as individuals, the mobUe loads strong, pulled off Its Beatty was named Chief oi Staff Services of the Dept. of Labor to io*ter, promote aad de­ 83 yards in seven attempts Sam pampered like he is in American chosen for the American League 9 CEPEDA was the leading Jones, now of Detroit, did it in eolor-caste system will not per­ the State Employment Services, the highest post velop the weUare ot wage earners el the U.S.*' Tidmore, Ohio State end. played j pro-football. All-Star team. vote-getter, with 229 votes. 1935 for the Chicago Cubs against mit them to enjoy ihe economic. Continued On Page 2 a good game at defensive end Sandy Is one ot the greatest We were surprised titat Vic Po­ Davis is the top hiUer among < the Pittsburgh Pirates. held by a Negro ia tho service. A graduate ot mssm*g*m\w*tmw>

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THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1962 PAGE V» THI OHIO SENTINEI THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1962 THI OHIO SENTINEL PACE ? Bury W.B. Ward, 84, Scion Of 82 NAACP Conference Plans Direct Action King Beats GOP Scandal Try, But Bigots Jail Him Seven Hurt In Oak St. Crash L. Carter proposed a three-prong­ ot this committee to plan the j ro- Continual From Page l Home Loan Bank Board acknowl­ Seven persons were injuricd In a ed assault on northern discrimin­ cedure and progrsm for the Wth Year-Moving Co. Family Here edged last week that he had a She suffered injury to her leg. own 4th of July rally at nearby ation in the areas ot housing, ed­ NaUonal Convnetion which will be ago when his father the late Wil- car crash at Linwood a v., and Annie Brown. 28, or 1157 12th telephone converation with the Oak st., July 4. Stone Mountain intended as a slap ucation and labor. held in Chicago in 1963. Ham S. Ward, established the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., facial cuts; Linda Brown. 8. fac­ at the NAACP. The Klan used a THE NAACP is conducting OTHER Ohiolor.s elected to Im­ Ward Transfer and Storage Co. at According to a police report, ial cuts and leg injuries: Debbie about a controversial Miami case j Hoarce Lee, 48, of 214 N. 20th, cow-pasture after the Veterans of school integration programs In 61 portant positions at the National a wagon stand at tho comer of pending before the Board. Joseph j Ann Brown. 6, head and leg In­ Foreign Wars at whose hall the communities of 16 non-southern Convention were as follows: Dr. Broad and High sts. . was traveling south on Linwood juries; William Brown.Jr. shock: P. McMurray. who had previously j and struck an automoblc travel­ meeting at first was scheduled states, it was revealed. James Levy. Cleveland, vice Three ot the founder's grand­ Richard Taylor. 27. 1153 12th, head refused to confirm or deny that ho ing east on Oakwood. driven by padlocked its doors. Delegates here voted to hold the chmn of Region HI; Mrs. Miley O. sons, who are the deceased Mr. and facial injuries. had talked with Dr. King, reveal­ William Brown, 29, of 1157 12tt; One-third of the 1.227 delegates !5«th annual session In Denver. Williamson, Dayton, O., sec'y of Ward's sons, Harold E., Weldon ed that he had refused to speak out av. All were taken to St. Anthony attending the NAACP convention Colo., in 1965. Convention sites are Region HI; Wendell Ervin. Cleve­ W., and James B., now are all before on the advice of counsel Injuried in the mishap were Hospital and treated for their in­ took turns to throw picket lines chosen three years in advance. land, rules committee; Mrs. Ethe- still associated with the firm. because an appeal from the los­ June Porter, 13. 1445 Brook av. juries. around 16 Atlanta establishments, Next year the NAACP will meet lyn Gorman, Cleveland, and Mary Wakeman Ward also is survived ing side was pending at the board, one of which barred rooms to In Chicago and in Washington, Jane Patterson, Columbus, creden­ by a fourth son, Edgar S. Word, "We have decided the case now Nobel Peace Prizer Winner, Dr. D.C., in 1864. tials committee; Mrs. Odessa Sal- and a daughter, Mrs. Marie Waul so I can answer yo*n questions." Ralph Bunche. vant, Cleveland, time and. place Smith. In addition, he lias four McMurray said. The bank chief NEARLY half of the 65 indust­ Barbee Durham, exec, sec'y of committee; Rev. L. L. Dickerson. Juvenile Delinquency-What It the Columbus Branch NAACP, grandchildren and three great­ confirmed that he had talked with rial corporations which have en­ Columbus, Sgt-at-Arms; Attorney grandchildren, the latter offspring Dr. King by phone and that the j tered into "Plans for Progress" was elected to the Convention Pro­ J. B. Taylor, Cleveland, resolu­ cedure Committee. As a member making up the fifth generation of conversation was "brief and cour-1 with the President's committee on tions committee. Columbus Wards since the start teous." He declared that there was Means To Yon And Family Equal Employment Opportunity of the Convention Procedure Com­ WAREMAN B. WARD mittee, Mr. Durham will repre­ Among others present from Co­ of the business. nothing Improper about the call. By NELSON L. NEWSOM Know about their finances . have been charged with continued lumbus were Mr. Durham's wife. "I don't feel that it had any in­ how much money they have. , • • sent the following states: Wiscon­ The scion of one of Columbus's MR. WARD, who was a retired Juvenile delinquency is no re- discrimination against Negro work­ Atty. Mary Spivey Durham. Miss fluence on my decision." and how it is spent. sin, Illinois, Indians, Michigan. oldest families and an official ot partner in the firm during hi.* late spsepecter of city, town, neigh­ ers, according to Herbert Hill, Lillian Mann and sister. Mrs. Ruth NAACP labor sec'y. He made the Ohio, Kentuck, West Virginia. It of one of Uie city's oldest busi­ years, died Wednesday, July 4, Just last week Dr. King found borhood, street or home—nor of Make it clear that school and will be Mr. Durham's responsibil­ Perkins and Mr. and Mrs. Robert nesses, still being operated by the charge at a workshop session. in his home. He had learned his KEV. MARTIN LUTHER tONU himself In the center of a contro­ race or nationality. It can strike | police authorities have your full ity along with the other members Mix. third and fourth generation of the NAACP General Counsel Robert trade at a very early nge from ALBANY,Ga—In the past seven ended up by havtng nim sent to versy that began to rage about the any time, any place, and any. ! support. same family was buried Monday his founder-fahtcr. days, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. jail for 45 days for demonstrat­ granting of a charter to Franklin where. Perhaps this Is what makes Use fair but firm discipline at afternoon following services from The Rev. Charles F. Jenkins, it so treacherous and often so tra- j all times. was able to be exonerated In at­ ing against segregated housing Savings and Loan Association of list Welfare DepL Second Baptist Church. pastor of Second Baptist church, plc. tempts made to "scandalize his accommodations. Miami, Florida. A rival group, the THE Y HAS been working with THE DECEASED Wakem.in B. and the mortuary firm of Mrs, D. FORTUNATELY though, a few CQRE Meet Here To Use (ivil Service Exams '• name" by two Northern Republi­ Rev. King chose to spend 45 Roosevelt Savings and I-onn As­ young people since 1841 and has Ward, 84, of 687 I-ehman st. was . A. Whlttaker and Sons were in common-sense rules applied with can Congressmen who voiced days in jail in lieu ot bail and fine I gained long experience in all pro* Open-competitive civil service only two years old some 82 vears ] charge ot the funeral services. sociation, bitterly denounced the parental love and understanding charges that Rev. King improper­ at Albany, Ga., this week after • blems of youUi. It seems to the examinations will be conducted southern Integration leader for could help prevent a great deal Saturday, July 28, for the position ly used his influence with the he and the Rev. Abernathy were making a phone call ln behalf of ; YMCA these rules are sound, con­ City As 'Sit-In' Example chairman of the Federal Home found guilty of violating a city or­ of delinquency. Maybe it is be­ of Clerk I, II, snd HI for all their competitor. Dr. King Im­ cise, and not demanding. Parents 18, Ellis Ross of the Ohio Civil Loan Bank Board to obtain a dinance by participating in a cause these rules are so easy that Continued From Page t County Welfare Depts. mediately bivlted, via public j would be well advised to make re- Rights Commission will address? Flags Half-MasU DayrJn Calif. charter for an interracial savings street demonstration against segre­ parents tend to overlook them. Also announced were civil ser­ I gular use of them in rasing their In addition to classroom work, the group and on Thursday, June gated public accommodations in press, an investigation of the role The YMCA has Just published vice examinations for the positions and loan association. But biased I youngsters. If they do. onohter to be held at St. Stephen's Episo- 19, Frances Levenson, natlonal-ex that southern town recei^ly he hod played in the granting of a facual booklet about juvenile de­ of Child Welfare Caseworker I and southern white.-ij'whom Dr. King ] step toward stamping out juvenile pol Church. 30 W. Woodruff av., pert on housing, will speak. For Columbus-Born Roy (airier, 45 the charter to the Franklin group. linquency and how it might affect II for all County Child Welfare lovingly tights even more avidly. The chairman of the \ Federal delinquency will have been taken. the institute wIU deal with actual ALL OF THESE meetings will Uie average home. Included in the Boards and County Welfare Depts. EL CERRITO. Calif.-Out of his boyhood years, his mother cases of hiring discrimination and begin at 7 p.m. each day at Step­ booklet are seven important point­ to be conducted Saturday, Aug. 4. respect for his contributions to the taught at the old Mt. Vernon Av. I.. A. LAKERS MAY TOUR segregated housing in Columbus— hens Episcopal Church, 30 W. 'Negro-Today's World' ers for parents who want to keep welfare fo his adopted community, elementary school ln that city, Los Angeles Laker general man- testing, negotiating, and, If nec­ Woodruff st. COMPLETE information In re- Uie threat of delinquency from gord to nature of work, qualifica­ flags were flown at half-mast at wh.ch is now known as the Benity . ager. Ix»u Mohs. soys there's bet- essary, taking nonviolent action On Saturday, July 2t. at 2 p.m. all county buildings for four days elementary school. His father. Dr. On WMM, July 22 Uieir children. Here they are: John Turner, vice pres., or some tions required, salaries paid, etc.. Woman Charges Man | ter than a 50-00 chance for the against offenders. In this phase of here before the body of Roy C. Carter, was a dentist who had of- In keeping with Its policy of Know where your children are at activity, institute members will other representative of Beneficial la contained In the official exa­ thought provoking programs and all times. Inker's making a three week tour mination announcements which, Carter, 45, a one-time well-known flees next to SL Paul AME chinch work with the local CORE chap- Acceptance Corp. will speak on news WMNI Radio announces that Meet their companions. of the Orient. Planned to oi»en together with application blanks. native of Columbus. O., whose mo­ on E. Long st., Columbus O. ter. which has been active in the "Financing Interracial Housing." Abducted Her In "The Reviewing Stand" heard Know what Uiey are doing. September 7th, the tour would take may be secured from any Ohio ' ther taught school In the same Ohio CARTER, before coming to two areas for the past six months. WALTER FARMER, national di­ each Sunday night at 11 o'clock Make sure they keep regular the L.A. five to Honolulu. Manila, State Employment Service office, j city, was buried here following Calif., graduated from East High On Tuesday, June 17. representa­ rector of CORE, will open the will present the topic "The Amer- and reasonable hours. Japan and Hong Kong. from the office of any County j services on June 18. school of Columbus nnd later n- tives will be addressed by youthful training confernece with an ad­ can Negro and Today'* World" Auditor, or from the Dept. of ceived his bachelor of science de­ Bold Rape Attempt Norman Hill, of the CORE na­ dress this Saturday, July 14, at 7 CARTER, a division supervisor on Sunday. July 22. .State Personnel, Columbus 35. O gree from Ohio State University tional office. On Wednesday. June p.m. at St. Stephens church. in the county social service de- GOP Uses Name Of Powell To Scare South where he majored in social work An Eastside man was sought said when she resisted, he drove Moderator I. W. Cole. Dean of pal tment here, died on June 18 in this week in connection with an to another spot near Stelzer and ! the Northwestern University "The republicans are attempt­ *ne Kentucky benator was re­ a San Francisco hospital after an administration. He was a member of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity snd assult and battery charge against Morris rds. parked again and re- * School of Journalism will be folk- ing to use Rep. Adam Powell of . buked for his statement by some illness of a few weeks. He had peatod his advances. When she re­ served In an Army combat unit him by a 39 year old woman who big with special guests Dick Gre- { New York. DemocraUc Chairman ' southern Negro pajters. Militant Bishop Tucker Beaten By While Southerner been employed by the county of­ sisted him again, he beat her with captain in both World War II and claims he abducted and attempt­ gory, famed TV and nightclub j of the powerful House labor and In a recent paragraph In an home here. at night by a noise at his iront fice ot the social service depart­ his fists, she said. LOUISVILLE. Ky. _ Protests the Korean conflict. He was well- ed to rape her. comedian; John H. Johnson, ed- i Education Committee, as a bogey- Atlanta Constitution Interview poured in from all over the coun­ The AME Zion bishop, who Is door. He had received many ment In Richmond. Calif., for al­ known and weTl-liked both in his According to a police report. Ihe Dazed, she left the car and j Itor-publisher or Ebony and Jet man to frighten Southern Demo- \ with Senator Thruston Morton, who try after Bishop C. Ewband Tuc­ chairman ot Louisville CORE, threatening phone calls, letters, most 15 years. He and his widow, crawled up the lawn of a resld- j native Columbus and In California. woman, identified as Louise Boo­ magazines; and John Justin crats", Louis Martin Deputy Chair- has been in the South. Senator ker, Integration leaner, was severe­ said he was certain the beating and post cards, but did nor think who survives him, lived at 6128 Jor­ ence where she asked for help. He belonged to the California Smith, Chicago Daily News co­ man of the Democratic National Morton ended the discussion with ly beaten by a white man at his resulted from his militant activity he would be attacked in his own dan st. in El Cerrito, Calif. The zer, told them she was abducted Tbe•' occupants drove her to St. j Social Workers organization and lumnist. Committee, charges. a dig at the Democrats: "A vote against segregation. home. couple's son, Ted Carter, resides from a Long st. address June 28. Anthony's hospital where she was was extraordinarily active in com­ MARTIN slated; "GOP Senator for the Democrats is a vote for He said he opened Uie door and in nearby Richmond. an taken to a place in the vicinity treated for shock and Injuries. THE 67-year-bld prelate is also saw a white man standing there. munity projects Including Neigh­ Thurston Morion on a recent trip Adam Clayton Powell.'* Repie* of American Addition where the A Ixing st. man. who lives in her Beg Pardon I IHE OHIO SENTINEI a director of the Southern Confer­ The next thing he knew he was The deceased Roy Carter, was borhood House In Richmond, Calif., to Georgia told She Atlanta Consti- j sentative Powell heads the House L. M. Shaw, General Manager; accused man parked and made neighborhood was named as her The Sentinel wishes to apologize ence Educational Fund, a South- on his way to the hospital. Police born in Columbus, O., and during and in urban renewal problems. tution that a vott for the Demo- I Education Committee." Edmund B. Paxton. President; wide interracial organization Improper advances to her. She attacker. for erroneously confusing Its Mra. Theodore L. Coleman, Edltor-tn- found blood on a stair landing. working lo oend segregation and Furniture in the house .had been Charles (Evelyn) DeLoache, new Chlef: Annie R. Moore, Business Main elementary principal, with Manager. discrimination. CORE, SCEF, overturned. Coca-Cola Introduces New 16-oz. Bottle Mrs. George (Eleonor1 Deloache, SCLC, and other civil-rights A newly-developed 1 Sou nee bot- veys show that while Uie majority Ohio Sentinel Wants Letters On, Established June 1. 1949. Pub­ school teacher. The latter Mrs. gropa protested to Mayor Willi­ Ue for Coca-Cola will be introduc­ of people still prefer the smaller lished each week at 430-32 E. Long am O. Cowger and asked an in­ DeLoache took part in an urban SL IP.O. Box 629) by The Ohio Chicago Packers Run ed to the Columbus area July 16. It bottle sizes, a growing segment vestigation by the Department of was announced by R. F. Renspie. 'Why I Like To Co To Church' renewal meeting last week. The Sentinel Publishing Co., Inc., Co of the market likes the ifrounce lumbus 16, O. Cincinnati Office: Justice, Washington. 'Name Team' Conies! pres. and mgr. of the Coca-Cola During the month of July and publication. first-mentioned Mrs. DeLoache package which will give about 3551 Reading Rd. A woman who lives next door The Chicago franchise in the Na­ Bottling Co. of Ohio. The new, August this year, on The Sentinel Please don't forget to sign your was at the time enroute to Den­ three or four regular servings ol ver, Colo., to attend a meeting Subscription Rates: One Year. found Bishop Tucker Injured In tional Basketball Association it half-quart bottle will retain the "Spotlight On Churches" program. letter and give-the name of your seeking a new name. Coke." of the National Education Associa- $6 50; Six Months, $3.50. his home-when she went to see famous Coca-Cola bottle shape. The Ohio Sentinel is asking the church and pastor. Now that the club has shifted Uon. National Advertising Rcprcsen how he was getting along. Mrs. The bottle itself is a trademark 8UPPORTTNO the introduction listeners to write in and—in 100 its home court from the Amphi­ of the Coca-Cola Co. tative: Amalgamated Publishers. Tucker, a member of the Ken­ words or less, tell "WHY I LIKE Because boUi are in the teach­ tucky Legislature, was on a theatre in the stock yard to the of the lfrounce bottle In the Co. TO GO TO CHURCH EVERY Public Hearing Inc., 310 Madison Ave.. New York R. F. RENSPIE stated that the ing system, the writer of the art­ speaking tour in the Deep South Chicago Coliseum, the owners feel lumbus area will be a recently- SUNDAY." The Ohio Civil Rights Commis­ 17, :N. Y„ MUrray Hill 2-5422; new size ls being Introduced to icle wrnogly assumed the speaker. 198 W. Washington SL, Chicago and had asked the ^neighbor to that the continued use ot the name. perfected type of "high-fidelity'* sion has issued a formal com­ serve a growing segment of Ue ADDRESS your letters to: Mrs. George (Eleanor) DeLoache, 2, IQ., ANdover 3-6343. look after the bishop. Packers, would be confusing. full-color newspaper advertisement plaint and notice of public hear­ solft drink consumer market which the teacher to be the principal. BISHOP TUCKER'S left . eye THE OHIO SENTINEL ing to be held July 25. charging Me m b e r NaUonal Ncwspapei ConsequcnUy, a "Name the prefers the half-quart size. The ads, called "preprints", sre Mrs. Eleanor DeLoache. the tea­ Publishers Ass'n. was almost closed.-be had deep CHURCH NEWS EDITOR that the Rollercade Skating Rink. Team" contest Is now underway "In introducing the new bottle. printed . on special newspar* r Cincinnati Telephones: _»*!?. cuts on his face and head, and 430 E. Long Street •25 Berdan av., Toledo, O., is In cher, remarked that segregating in Uie Windy City. The club win Mr. Renspie said, "we hope to 751-0298 - CA. 1-3318 he was half-conscious when taken stock and inserted Into the news­ Columbus, O. violation of the Ohio Public Ac­ all people ot any class or wage award a $500 savings bond to the make It more convenient for Columbus Telephone: -X^ to Jewish Hospital by police. paper. Readership surveys of THE OHK> SENTINEL will commodations Act, prohibiting bracket into an area such as Boli­ winner of the title contest. people to buy and serve Coca- CApital 1-4588 '•*=*,; Police at first said he appeared these advertisements In other cltle« place in the Church SecUon. the discrimination based upon race, var Arms had ill effects which Cola. For a number of years we Entered aa 2nd class matter July to have been hurt in a fall. letter considered to be the best of color, religion, national orgin. or show up In school children. This MICHIGAN State's probable have been doing extensive resar- have Indicated one of Uie highest 9, 1949. at Post Office, Columbus. The bishop, however, told re- Uiose received each week nnd por­ ancestry on the part ol business caused other citizens to blast pro­ first-string football line next fall ch on buying habits and trends reader recall scores ever record­ Ohio, under ad of March 9, VS19. porters that he was awakened late * averages 227 pounds per man. tions of this letter wIU be read on estabushmnets which cater to the moters of Bolivar Arms on other relating to solft drinks. Our sur­ ed. the air on the Sunday preceedlng pubUc. scores. THURSDAY, JUIY IX 1961 THE OHIO SENTINEI PA GE 5 THWrSDAY, ,HJtY IT, 196 THE OHIO SENTINEI 2 l»AGe 4 Women's Day At Union Grove The congregation of Union Grove i companied by .Mrs. Fern Harris Baptist church, ChamSon and and Ml a* Josephine Pride, Clifton avs., will observe its 11th] # TO COMPLETE the day, a Annual Women's Day, Sunday l panel discussion on the theme will J,1,y 22 j be given. The following persons

9 HIGHLIGHTING ihf day the! will appear on the panel: Mra. guest speaker will be Mrs. Georgia j Margaret Wicker. Mrs. Olive > Booth, wife of Rev. L. V. Booth, j George. Mrs. Daisy Scales, and pastor of Zion Baptist Church. Mra, Margaret Siukford. Mrs. Cincinnati, O. She will speak from Booth, the guest speaker, wilt the theme. "The Keys to the King­ summarize the discussion. dom." A fellowship hour will be held Musical renditions wltl be given immediately after the evening ser­ i by the special women's chorus vice. Mrs. Hattie Taylor, chmn, i which wiU be under the dim. lion and Mrs. Daisy Scales. ctKhtno, IL.S-.-&.. of Mrs. Cora Leo Greeahow, ac- Rev. Phale D. Hale, pastor. CADET JACOB A. CRJfTTKNDEN m. Mra. Wiffie I*. Crittarifes-, aadl fc . • IK P In-law ot aactaaall Kerala* basketball star Os­ Mra. Minnie Buggfas. Cadet Ortttaaafea wtl be HE ' t#+> •**'>*.' • H *. ^|fr car Robe risen, was presented at the Uatverstty eligible for hia cemralaaiea ea csaipltHaa of 1 \wm-t ef Cincinnati's recent Badergradnate eemmeaoe- ROTO summer traialag cstwp. Be was awarded / DAVIS' BARBERSHOP |\vi2gra} - meat cerowi sales as oae ef 17 UC Air Force B«v the decree ef aerospace eagiaeer by DCs Col­ 9192 K. Ptftti Are. (Next Deer Te Shepard Market) serve OfftoetS* Training Corps cadets eligible lege ef Fegiace ring. Tata was fa* Orai year tke aerespace eegiaeeriag degree has bee*, gives by OOMPf JBTE BARBER SERVICK r: for commtante— as second lieutenant*. Caagret- Meaday thra Friday • A.M. 'iU t P.M. f|« '^^HHE SsfSQ H ulating him oat the occasion were, left te right: wc. Saturday • A.M. 'Ul • PM. : JK'i "* J y-•'•'• Hia sister, Mrs. Y Rirharrf Davis, Prep, — »« Tears Experteaca !•.:•••. 'M r , GOV. MICHAEL DISALLE. far rtgfct, toek hia outstanding wort la the community. Mod- •*m$^ time oat from his busy •ehednte last week ta ran tilth Pres. Freddie llowrll, left, leeks on as 7» 'J^'^^iV' Joh* the Modroes Ctub in recognition of WVKO- Urey r\«minr plague presented te Saumlcn at W V, Radie

till llljl IIWIIIIIMW IIIMIIWIIIIinirM*^^ GODFREY PIERCE, SOB ef George Ptereo, piupikd»n ef Pierce < and Son Florist and Photo Studio, 823 E. Loag sL, diaplaya a keek let which the firm is giving away free to any bride to me. The book- Ohio Elks Report lei. enUtled, "Hew Te Make Your Weddlag Go Smoothly," k, wi­ lted hy a nationally known authority on weddings. Tke eMer Pteree mtsm* sm^^^&'X^^r^rvre Fmrmpuiestemma t ~~ •ays the litertnre has everything abeut hew—what and the way a By IIK.MtY CL TUCKER daughters called dh the brothers I am going to Toledo lo cooler with wedding •benM be carried out, and evea the expenses the greens and one from the brothers called the Daughter President as soon ahonld defray. WHAM!—Pd. Adv. 9 GREETINGS brothers, daugh­ on the daughters. The theme of as possible. I would also like to ters and friends of Elkdom. Well, both committees was "more co­ meet with the Antlered Guard, it is wonderful te be alive, and operation for better programs." Military Police and the heads of not be among the Fourth of July Chief Antler Benton C. Dallas other units for the purpose of pro­ casualties alter having such a good URBANA (TALLIN was elected delegate and Chief gramming. But, I would like to time ta our var.3jus ways, places By Marion Couts • 315 E. Lawn Ave. • Phone: 3-3892 Scribe Henry C. Tucker was elect­ meet with all department heads I and times. ed alternate to the National Con­ and district deputies in Columbus, '•• Seme ot us went picnicking; on July 29. This would Include { vention. ag VRBANA. — The Dempsey- Co. Survivors include two sisters, some *ent boating, driving, visit­ the secretary and treasurer. I feel j Vena reunion was held Sunday. I Mrs. Lulu Church and Mrs. Doro- ing, (ishlng. swimming and flying: 9 IT HAS come to my atten­ that the success and future ot the July 1, In Community park in j thy Tuder; a number of nieces and some just stayed at home and tion that Dt. Henrietta Forney Stale of Ohio depends on the or- South Bend. Ind. Seven cars in ; and nephews. PaUbearcrs were took it easy and felt gooa when Joined the Council, Sunday, after • ganizational meeting. We have a this vicinity motored there. Among Dillard Alexander, Edward and they went to work the next day. so many years as a daughter Elk. I vigorous program to get under- them were Mr. and Mrs. Edward i Paul Dunn, Larry Mosely. Lester The worst thing anout holidays A bit lata, but just in time to do I way; it will depend upon the form- Jackson and family. Mrs. Julia Church and Norman Couts. Rev. ami vacations is. that, most ef good. j ing of a solid foundation of the us hove to go back to work when Bell and family, Mr. and Mrs. j A. J. Ruffin officiated. BROTHER Trellton Bel), our ; above brethern. To teach, we must they aie over. w Charles Jackson and family, Mr. lenrn. If. for any reason, any di- 9 SL'NDAY, July 1, a family State President, has Issued his and Mrs, David Jnckson and ! rector feels he cannot function. reunion was held in a tent at the 9 CENTRAL District Council first proclamation. Excerpts from daughter. Slephanie, and the for­ No. 11 met in Newark on Sunday. it are as follow: ! please contact me. We will need ! home of Mr. nnd Mrs. John Dav­ | strength and wisdom, young and mer's hrother, Martin; Mr. and July 8. The attendance was good "On June 9. 1962, at exactly 4:50 Mrs. Harold Stewart. Mrs. Rachel is. High st. Among those present Hit some were conspicuous by p.m., a great responsibility befell j old. The meeting will take place : were Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hol- j at the Neil House Hotel, gavel Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ste­ thefr absence. me. An obligation to carry the wart of Mechanlcsburg, Mr. and ; land and children, Mr. and Mrs. A visitation committee from the sounding at 12 noon. If you are in- banner ot Ohio Elks onward and Mrs. El mon t Stewart and daugh­ Delaney Holland and chldren. Mrs. i terested In Ohio, please be pre- 1 CAROL ANN TOWNSKND, daughter of Mr. ud Mra. fleer** upward. ter, lis, of Chillicothe. Other cities Shirley Ontes and children, all ol - sent." Towasead, 1529 Chapel st., Cincinnati aad a former key punch op­ I must.first ask for the bless­ represented wore Ft. Wayne. Co- .Columhus: Mrs. Carrie Parsons, erator with the Heart Aas'a ef Greater Cinciaaatl, was recently ings of the Almighty upon embark­ 9 THE .EXALTED Ruler of lumbus. Cleveland and Toledo. j Detroit: Mr and Mrs. Aristo Still- WHERE YOU CAN BUY 1 transferred lo tao Heart Ass'e national office la N. T. City where ing on such a task. But. hand in Franklin Lodge No. 203, urges that Rev. Wesley Matthews, several gess, Mr and Mrs. Herb Jones. she was aaaigaed te a library position. Caret received ber training glove with this. I must ask the all brothers visit the following Mr. and Mra. Harry HUT, Mrs. members or his church and a trio af Sottthera university, Baton Roage, La., aad W. Virginia State col­ support ot all the members of , sick brothers: S. E. Dyer, 1317 composed of Miss Rita Bowser. Anna J. Fields and children. Mr. lege, BraefleM, W. Va. Her mother, Mrs. Emma Murray Tewaaead, Look at one of your drinking THE OHIO the association and all. Elks. ' Hildreth av.. Thomas Sanders. Garry Stanhope and Robert Bow­ and Mrs. Charles Locke and chlld- was a department head at the former cetlege. Prior te Carol's jeta- I sincerely wish to thank all that 209 Clarendon av., and John Greir, T~l h **3»|5§£r 'yZr'~\ giaw-w and notice how the lip, in ser rendered services at Zion Bap­ , ten. Mr. and Mrs. James Hill and Ing the Heart Ass'a, she was associated wtth the Walaat Hills TMCA. exhibited faith and trust in voting ] Room SMS. St. Anthony hospital. most nstances is tist church in Clifton, O. June 8. children, Mr. and Mrs. Donald subseqneatly was secretary tor the taw firm et Houston aad Baa- HlVPP f -^Vvdr ,.^ * > rounded to a for me. 1 shall never do Intention­ SENTINEL ON TO DETROIT. A nice gathering was present. I Barrett and family, Mr. nnd Mrs. yon. She is a member of St. Simon Episcopal church aad has plana ^~* "*" ^*^>^ amooUi, safe surface. It has beea ally do anything to destroy this j Bryson Gibson, Richard Chavers te porsae art stadies at a N. Y. (ity trust. Thursday, July 6. funeral ser­ made that way by using natural gas as a basic fuel in This Week's Listing: | Sr. and Jonc Rogan. A steak din- "We will need a band to lead Yorkrite Masons Set vices were hold in Allen Funeral a delicate finishing process that involves industrial | ner was given Tuesday. July 3. BETHANY GOLDEN HEART the great Buckeye State in De­ Home foi Luther Sutton. 63, who Youth Counselors Hear of "flame geometry**. • "Flame geometry" is regulat­ TOOTIE'S SANDWICH SHOP . In the same home. Both events troit. At this Ume. I am asking July 21 Oratory Tests was found ilead of a heart attack CLUB SETS GARDEN PARTY i were ln honor of Mrs. Carrie Young people seeking help inde- ing tbe size, shape, and stability of gas flames to 1186 E. long St. all band units to contact me and The Central District Scholar- In the YMCA in Dayton. Mr. Sut- The Golden Heart Club of Beth­ I _ Parks, sister of Mr. Davis. loplng vocational plans or In find­ perform exacting heating operations. • When drink­ send me your bid. lon was born in Urbana Oct. 29, any Baptist church will sponsor I ship Dept. of the Most Worshipful Mesdames Mildred Stewart. Mae ing suitable employment will find ing glasses are heated by gas to the proper temper* "I am very anxious to get the IMS, but had been In Dayton for a "Four Seasons" garden party FLAME SERVICE PHARMACY • Eureka Grand Ix>dge of FAAYM a number of years working as an Sunday, July 18, at the home of youth counselors available In State ature the sharp edges flow into curved program for the atate underway. I Masons will hold its oratorical con­ agent for Supreme Life Insurance Continued em pege *1 the pres., Mrs. Gladys Dabney, employment offices affiliated with 1321 ML Vernon Ave. test on Saturday. July 21, at the surfaces, and are set to a high polish I'm MerryhiU dr. the U.S. Labor Dept.'a US. Em­ York-Rite Masonic Temple, 867 ployment Sendee. ... with rounded safe surfaces. • Be­ NEED Assisting as hostess will be Mrs. GEOMETRY? Mt. Vernon av. HOT?. ENJOY MVSIC IN AIR-CONDITIONED-- cause gas is versatile, because it is Eira'S DRUG hi. L. Cash, noted civic leader, CALL Topics on which orations win he % Mrs. Delbert Prillerman, chmn. controllable, there is virtually no limit to its industrial aaaptabiuty. Natural 933 Mt. Vemon Ave. *^****| BAIL are: '"Business Education In the CAMEL BELL of Carroll Early Unit, Blue Star Higher Percentage gas is mm used for 26,000 separate industrial applications as a fuel, toot and Age et Automation." "Discovering Mothers and Mrs. Lillian Dand­ Harmonious Relatlonsh'p Through WINE FOOD The percentage of employed mo­ M ft chemical raw material. BENTON BEAUTY SHOP "Mr. Freedom" ridge. pres. of the Unique Embroi­ Christian .Education." "The Role thers typically rises among mo­ BEER INN WHISKEY dery Club. •27 E. Long St. BILL GARRETT of Parents In the Education and thers with longer schooling—par­ Training.of their Children." 1111 E. MAIN ST. a. 2-0*91 BBBBBBBBBBMMMMl ticularly In families with Income Camel Bell lna Invites You Te Enjoy BONDSMAN Students from Columbus. Spring­ under 16000 a year, according to THE OHIO FUEL GAS CHMIY NOVELTY FOOD BAR The "Uve" Performance* Of PATRONIZE field and Xenia will participate. the U.S. Labor Dept.'a Women's SENTINEI. ADVERTISERS long St. William M. O'Bannon. Sr.. gen. EDDIE SIMON'S JAZZ COMBO Bureau. chmn'., and M. C. Grye Wright, ^ .. Every Friday * Saturday Nit* (L. 2-1.3. Opea Daily 5:3* A. M. TU1 2JS9 A. M.-Sumiay 11 A. IL Till 2.29 sec'y. ; ;t ..-.-_ - '•"*' -"-<• ' •- .:•:.'• B^mBsama

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WINNERS IN THE "MISS NAFAD" contest, sponsored by National Ass'n of Fashion aad Ac­ cessory Designers were presented their prises during a tea at the home of Mra. Leralae Smith, ISM Fair av., last week. Two photos above re­ corded the activity. Top picture: Mrs. C M.

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TOP WINNER la aemi-enau.il bonus competition for salesmea ef Culpepper Realty Co., 1049 E. Long st.. waa James L. Allen, rigbL pictured as he received his fat check from Pres. William C. Cul­ pepper. Bonus is awarded salesman selling aad receiving highest commission during the period.

NOTICE All clubs, lodges, fraternities, sororities and other organ­ izations arc asked to send in the name of their group along with the names of the president, secretary and treasurer and their addresses to The Ohio Sentinel office, 430 L\ Lon.g St., as soon as possible. The Ohio Sentinel may be of greater service in printing the news of the organization and otherwise better serving these

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^*^3***Ma PAGE 8 THE OHIO SENTINR THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1962 THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1942 THB OHIO SENTTNa gtmBmammsmWSmmmnmmm^ "T3B • IRREGULAR LEADS AND PAG? 9 PLAYS—Irregular play should not be unfounded with false play. A Talk Oi Town Bridge false piny ts played for the ex­ press purpose of deceiving. It is By PAT IIITNT BY BEN UCEY the lnconventional play that no (Phone 252-1918) »6 N. Ohio Ave. evidence of the previous play just­ mm%mm*WBmTg4mm\%fgtS^ ImSBm ifies. An Irregular lead or play may be called a forced lead or This will be a starting series are departure from the rule and of Helen Carter, Maceo Pollard, play, but no law should be violat­ on bridge play. There will be illus­ in the end game, especially, the BOYS! GIRLS! Barbara Cleveland, Mary Fisher, ed. The various forms of finesse, trations of bridge hands showing necessity for disregarding the Carolyn Twltty and Frances Cald­ underplay, holding up, throwing techniques of how to play and how- rules is more frequent. You should well will be presented. high cards, arc all Irregular play to defend. There will also be shown never let a rule get the better part tt TUE Inmon Cooks annual but they are part of the strategy REGISTER NOW FOR various bidding techniques. ot your judgment. Rules do not family reunion will be held July of the game. 9 THIS WEEH, we will try to take Into consideration the state 22, at Riverside Drive, shelter Unusual situations Drought out give advice to the beginning play­ of the score—the rank of the house six. Porter Cook is gen. by play often demand unusual ers, because the intermediates trump—nor the varying data ob­ chmn. treatment. Necessity for extem­ and the advanced players all know tained from the face of the cards 9 EVANGEUST Edith M. Ran­ these things—on listless play and pore strategy occurs ln almost A Month Long "Fun Fair" as the hand advances. dolph of Jamaica, N.Y. dropped in departure from rule. every hand and so ls utterly riif. to chat with Mrs. S. P. West Also Do not run away with the Idea, fcrent under constantly changing We will also try to give you visiting the West family is Mr. and however, that you are to play con­ conditions, that no Instructions can news of bridge happenings in var­ Mrs. Stanley Borum of Philadel­ trary to rule capriciously. You be given to meet such a play. It DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST... INCLUDING ious clubs throughout the city, In phia, Pa. must have the best of reasons and would require a rule for every all, we will try to capture your Mr. and Mrs. Inmon Cook Jr., the situations should be examined piny and nny attempt ln this di­ interest with interesting data. and daughters, Theresa and Toys, with great care before you depart rection would only confuse the USTLESS PLAY, SOME from Cleveland, O., are house- from rule. student. BERT1NENT ADVICE guests of Mr. and Mrs. Inmon 9 ERRORS, BAD PLAY, mis­ Cook, Sr., and the Ben Whites. A Picnic For The Entire Family conceptions are all due principally 9 MRS. SWEEDIE MOORE in­ to listless play. If the mind is formed me a work and play period PAT BTNT permitted to wander for on Instant MT. VERJNON HIGHLIGHTS has been provided for the child­ an error Is almost sure to follow. 9 DONT* be satisfied with just ren of St. Mark's AME. The; By Ruth H. Stevens • 402 N. Harrison St. A single nod and the contract may t a high school education. Very purpose is to keep the children be defeated or made. The utmost Phone: EXpress 2-8746 <-* grave difficulties confront every together through the summer mon­ At Ohio Sentinel vigilance ls demanded of the • MT. VERNON—Dr. and Mrs. youngster during the period of ths. Refreshments are served fol­ Mrs. Ruth H. Stevens and son, bridge plsyer. Negligent play and Myron E. Moorehead II and child­ transition from school to work. lowing the meetings. Mike, spent the weekend in Co. good bridge are Incompatible. ren spent last Thursday evening Not nearly enough is done to Wedding bells will soon ring for lumbus as guests of Mrs. Bruce It will not do to simply stare with Mr. and Mrs. M. E, Moore­ provide. him with the tools he lassies—Jane Evelyn Pace and H. Hull and Lynda Stevens, who at the cards as they fall or even head, Walnut St., enroute to Syra­ needs to enter the adult world. Alice Hickman. p Is visiting with Mrs. Hull. On Sa­ remember them ln a mechsnical cuse. N. Y., where Dr. Moore­ suitably. He's unlikely to know A successful Street Festival was turday evening Mrs. Stevens visit­ way. You must not only see every head will serve his internship at enough about himself or the world given by the community residents ed with Miss PeadajHarvcy and card that falls, but you must know St. Joseph hospital. Dr. Moorehead of work to make use of all his abil­ of Urbancrest. O. Proceeds w-ill go Mr. and Mrs. HaroKGrecn. Sun­ who played it, and the Inferences was a member of the 1902 Meharry ities . . . eitner for his own or toward the building of a recrea­ day afternoon wis apent with a to be drawn from the play of for society's benefit. tional center. graduating class, College of Medl- brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and every card must be noted at the Also, he's ill prepared to cope 9 REMEMRER MOTORISTS: rine. Mrs. Howard Hull, celebrating i ii time. It will not do to lag a trick NICKEL DA Y with the harsh reality of the la­ School is out. so please be careful their 24th wedding anniversary. or more In the rear. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Moorehead bor market in which the rate of ' of the youngsters running after spent last Sunday in Columbus 9 THE TRUSTEES of the 20th teenage employment is twice that j balls and other playful objects. The worst enemy to advance­ with Mr. and Mrs. Everhart Tur­ Century club met last Friday at of the national average and higher ; Give these little people a break. ment in play ls a listless manner. at GOODING'S ner. They attended the Capital the home of Mrs. Marie Moore­ than that of any other age group. ' Drive carefully. Every hand so played, lowers the i university summer music clinic standard ot the player's game. It concert, in which Robert and Ken­ head. They are, Mrs. Gertrude 9 MRS. NAOMI ERNST, direo- j Also, a reminder to parents: Jones Byrd, Mrs. Lillian Sharp is better not fo play at all than neth Turner participated. tor of the Isabel! Ridgeway home, '• Well supervised playgrounds and and Mrs. Bernice Duckworth. recereational centers are open to to play without earnestness. Mrs. Bertha Hammond has re­ and residents wish to thank the Ollie Porhom of Pittsburgh Is your children. Don't forget to en­ 9 NEARLY ALL brilliant plays turned home after visiting her director, Mrs. Mary V. Webb, and | visiting his uncle and aunt, Rev. roll your child in the YMCA or sister, Mrs. Leona Smith, in Cleve­ students of the Shiloh Baptist daily \ and Mrs. H. D. Page, N. Jeffer­ YWCA. Instruct your children to j land. They visited a niece, Mrs. vacation Bible school for the love- j son st. ly box presented to the home. stay out of unsupervised swim- > Florins Edwards, In Muncie, Ind. SL Paul AME's John and Bill Carter of Los ming areas. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Randall and 9 THE CARTER School of Mus- Angeles visited relatives and 9 A LITTLE TIP: A more sub­ children of Columbus spent the 1c will present the fuorth of a ser­ Class 31 Garden friends Friday and Saturday en­ ies of recitals atTftCi p.m.. Thurs- ! tle form of dishonesty Is tjostfp. July 4 holiday as guests of Mr. ZOO PARK route to Charlottesville, Va., where We sometime* forget that treas- and Mrs. Denver Stevens. LOCATED OPPOSITE COLUMBUS ZOO day, July 12, at the YWCA. Pupils j Party, July 22 they will visit relatives. They are passlag with the tongue is deteri- William Brown spent the 4th of former Mt. Vemonltes. mental aad dishoaorahle. Sunday School Class No. 31 ot July holiday with his brother and St. Paul AME Church will li»ve sister-in-law; Mr. and Mrs. Ho­ A lawn fete will be held on the its Fifth Annual Garden Party ward Hull, ln Columbus. Parsonage lawn, 303 N. Jefferson Saturday, Aug. 25, All Day LUCY DEAN Baby Care Classes Set st., Friday. July 20th, from 4:30 Sunday, July 22, from 4 to 7 u in. 9 MR. AND MRS. Everhart until, given by the Ladles* Aid PLAY SCHOOL * A Red Cross Mother and Baby on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ Turner and family of Columbus, Society, of the AME church. The AH Ohio Sentinel newscarriers, newsdealers end distributors are invited to ..tend "Ohio Sentinel Nickel Day" „t Gooding Zoo KINDERGARTEN Care class will be given for ex­ mund B. Paxton, 1581 Hewthcrne Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mercere and public is Invited. Day tare tor children 3 to 9 pectant mothers beginning July pk. A program of vocsl "md in­ nephew, Raymond Snipes, of Can­ Park. Ask how you can qualify to br ing your family years old. Certified by city 17. ending Aug. 2. strumental music has been arrang­ ton, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Peter-! ond state. For details call The class will meet each Tues-! ed by Mrs. Helen Caiter Moses, son, Ellen and Debbie Peterson Moke Your SUMMER CL 3-7775 day and Thursday for three weeks | featuring pupils and teasers of and Mrs. Myron Moorehead en­ 336 Wilson Ave. Col's from 10 a.m. to 12 noon, at chap­ the Carter School of Music joyed a cookout at the home ot UNFORGETTABLY FORMAL! ter headquarters. 955 E. Broad Ladies from various churches Hannah Barnett, Directress Charles Turner, Clinton rd., on i REGISTRATION COUPON SL in the city will assirt as hostesses. July 4. Ohio Sentinel The public has been invited to at­ Rev. C. C. Sykes, former pas-1 Circulation Department tend the Garden Party. Mrs. Ro­ tor of Mt. Calvary Baptist church. ! bert Dixon, gen. chmn.; Willis is now pastoring at Progressive { 430 £. Long Street Brown, Jr., co-chmn.; Elijah Rut- Baptist church, 18th st.. Colum-1 Columbus, Ohio ledge, teacher of Class No. 31; bus. formerly pastured by the late CApital 1 -\~.M Rebecca Butler, corr. sec'y. Rev. j. p. Fincher. SIGN ME UP NOW lues., July 17 Let us take care of all your for- 22nd ANNIVERSARY SALE rnal needs . . . Renting is the modern way to formal elegance. I want to join The Sentinel Outdoor Salesmen's Club. I want to register now so I can qualify to attend the Sent incl'g Anniversary Celebration at Good­ 9 'Til t Latest Stylos ing's Zoo Park Nickel > Day* DOUBLE BUCKEYE STAMPS Latest Plaids, Batiks and Pastel* Name Age POPULAR RECORDINGS ADM. 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mmtt -r •< -•--, By*B*BlA\\WLWL **l*W*Ws11 kiin '*?i**mwprrA^ - • THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1962 THB OHIO SBtTNBL THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1962 PAGE 10 THI OHIO SBffarm PAGE 11 THE ROUNDUP Negro Space Pilot School Candidate Chosen EDWARDS AFB, CAUF.-Capt. Edward J. Dwright, Jr., a na­ tive of Kansas City, Kan., may become the first Negro to be accepted ln the U. S. space program as a test pilot. He was recently picked from 100 applicants to enter the Air Force Aerospace Research Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base. Calif. At the school, he will have to take the regular eight-months course of study, after which as a graduate Scapegoat For Bigots he can qualify to perform experimental test pilot duties and proceed to further studies in aerospace research. A graduate of Squadron Officers • MUCH of the bitter and unreasonable criticism hurled at School correspondence course, he has been In the service nine years the Supreme Court following its decision in the New York after" completing two years of coitege. In service, he received a bache­ prayer case stems from those who "hate" the Court because of lor's degree in aeronautics through night school study at Arizona Stale its 1954 opinion that segregated schools were unconstitutional In 1957 and now attends night school at University of California, work­ and that no public school could bar Negroes because of their ing toward a master's degree. Hia wife Is the former Sue Lillian James and thy have two children: Tina. 6. and Edward Joseph III, age 4. race. Unfortunate^, there are others who do not understand the decision. They, taking their cue from the Southern bigots, are Did Pair, Both 20, Kill Tol To Gel Insurance! saying that the Court has taken God out of the schools. Of ROCKY MOUNT, NX'.—A young couple. John Ruffin, 20. and his course, the Court's decision does no such thing. wife, Peggy, 20, have been arraigned here on murder charges for the alleged slaying of their Infant son in order to collect $15,000 In Insurance • THE Court's opinion did no more than follow the clear benefits on the child's life from five companies. Police Chief I. J. Nic­ and positive mandate of the Constitution. "Congress shall make hols says the two have admitted killing the month-and-a-hatf-old Infant NO law respecting an establishment of religion." And further for insurance money. A tip from one of the Arms ted to an autopsy of on: "prohibiting the free exercise thereof." In other words, a the tot's body at North Carolina Memorial Hospital at Chapel Hill. man's religion is his own business and neither the Congress nor N. C, on the belief it had been strangled to death. Police said Ruffin laler admitted he.smothered the child on June 29 while the mother the several states can force him to accept any doctrine imposed was vlstUng a friend. on him hy any governmental agency. As Justice Black says, that is an absolute. Rider 'Miss. Cops Paid, Put He On Bus' If HE WOULD ONLY LEND AN EQUALLY EHTHUS1ASTIC HAND AT HOME • ALL of this has absolutely nothing to do with "taking God out of our schools" as some people declafc. Read these PORTLAND, ME—When he got off the bus here. Clem Slovall, 25. from Noxpater, Miss., went straight to a police station and told them words from Representative L. Mendel Rivers from South Caro­ he had an altercation with a white man in his hometown, was arrested, lina: "I know of nothing in my lifetime that could give more fined and then'assisted to a bus by Miss, police where he was given* a vtStM eJLuciuo eJLee aid and comfort to Moscow than this bold, malicious atheistic $5.55 ticket and change from $60. all donated by whites. He said his •Js 3 See 3tl and sacrilegious twist of this unpredictable group of uncontrol­ brother had paid, the flnp hut Miss, police Insisted whites were out to led despots." get him. accompanied him home where he got his luggage, put him on Jackie the bus and ordered him to "ride out the ticket." •J-'AFTER one bingo customer the mother country came out vic­ offenders to wait at the scene Harlem Sounds was quoted as saying she wonder­ torious. England decided that ths while he returned to some judge • THIS man, like so many others, thinks it to be more ed why bingo can be played at a colonies should help pay the ex­ to get a warrant to enter and important to utter an innocuous prayer in public school than to Robinson. church and not at a club, Vice pense of keeping an army to guard make an arrest, according to a assure all children an equal opportunity to receive an education. While Stand-Ins Gel 'Ko Appeal' Terms Of Race Hale national constitutional require­ Squad Lt. George Watts said, "H is them and help defray other ex­ Jt is sacrilegious in his eyes not to permit an agency of govern­ LOUISVILLE.KY—The Jnlling of two white supporters of the-In­ /be/ J A CK/£ /ZO&/A/&OA/ penses. England undertook to tax ment. But our national Constitution tegration movement here brought protests from across the country. not the policy or the police de­ ment to prescrible a specific prayer for children to recite or partment to invade the House of the colonies. undertakes to protect us against Miss Lynn Pfuhl, 18, and Paul Duffy, Jr.. 25. each received two nine- God. In order to do so, I would The colonists rebelled against improper Invasion and a huge po­ mumble. However, his soul is not troubled and it docs no vio­ day jail sentences on breach of pence charges. In Louisville, sentences want authority higher than mine." the idea of the taxes and resisted. lice officer busting down a door lence to his religious principles to deny the colored children of of less than 10 days are non-appealable. Miss Pfuhl was also fined $15 9 THERE are strange sounds the Negro community Into barring ls improper invasion. during which this wnoie controver­ This discussion developed after England was faced with the same his state the opportunity to visit a public library or the adults on each. Miss Pfuhl. a student, was arrested for standing-tn with Ne­ coming from the Harlem commun­ a white man from hanging out his sy was once aired, the question gro students at the West End Theater which refuses to admit Negroes. ity. They arc sounds of racial pre­ the local vice squad had raided trouble as any other nation with 9 WHEN I read Lt. Watts' re­ to vote for his election. shingle. was raised as to why certain grt>- Duffy was not a demonstrator but was at the scene of the demonstra­ judice and hate - and we are sad « north side club where a bingo rebellion at hand. She tried to marks about not entering a church What is worse, (hey are doing ups opposed this prospective new • THERE is no power on earth that can take God out of tions as a sympathizer when he was arrested. He was beaten and to say. they are coming from a game was being played. stamp out rebellion, seized fh\e on a raid, I was amused for that this by using the same kind of dis­ tenant - because he was a restau­ choked by police who arrostfd him. small group of Negro people, the It is not my Interest to note a arms and put people undei arrest. taboo might serve as a safe place our public schools or anywhere else. God dwells in the hearts graceful race-bailing which we, as rateur or because he was white? last people on the face of the earlh discrepancy in the stated policy Soldiers broke into homes and for gamblers and others to carry of men. When those who profess to love Him and follow the Negroes, have to fight every day. The answer, on the part of some of the vice squad and the policy seized arms and ammunition on who should ever resort (o (he use on with immunity. teachings of His Son Jesus the Christ refuse to do so, it is they Anti-Semilsm is as a rotten as of the Negroes, was that they were is noble with high merit, but I any excuse and, let me remind you JFK, J. Roosevelt At Insurance Meet of racial hale as a weapon. and no one else who close the door and make ineffective the anti-Negroism. It is a shame that, opposed to him because he was nave a faint memory' of a funeral that every home had firearms, for What has to happen Is (hat our CHICAGO—A Roosevelt and a Kennedy will address the 42nd an­ As we write (his. (here is a small so far. none of the leaders of the white. . procession, another order of God's men had kept them to hunt nnd generation of citizens must deter­ principles to which they give lip service. Then, too those who nual convention of the National Insurance Association at (he Statler band of pickets pafrolling in front Haii.»ni have yet had the guts to businesses, being stopped while one protect themselves against Indi­ mine Its rights to do things It say they love God whom they have not seen and hate their bro­ Hilton in Los Angeles, Theodore A. Jones, pres., announced. Robert F. of Harlem's famed Apollo Theatre. # THIS same restaurateur who say so in (ones Which rould be mourner was searched for num­ ans. wants to do, legally. There are thers whom they have seen are liars and the truth is not in them. Kennedy. Attorney General, and brother of President John F. Kennedy, They are chanting statements seeks to exercise his right to do heard throughout (he city. bers slips—oh, it happened some many antiquated ideas of puritan­ like: "Black man must stay: Jew- business In the American way, 9 BUT, who wanted soldiers —Phila. Tribune. will speak at the President's Ilanquet, traditional highlight of the con­ years ago. ical intent that unless under the must go." They are carrying signs has announced that he will sell hts busting into his home and ordering vention, on Thursday night, July 2«. Earlier In (he day. John Roosevelt, 9 SOME of these leaders, bv guise of law, with a despotism which describe Frank Schiffman. l«*ase and his commitment with* It is my intention to note that him around like he was just a youngest of the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt's sons, will address the way. are people who have con­ equal to any Russian dictatorship longtime owner of the thea(re as OIK profit, (o any Negro willing when police officers enter any slavish underling? That is why the executives of the 50 member companies of NIA, wealthiest Negro trade sistently gone to Mr. Schiffman. has ever dreamed up. a "Merchant of Venice." and able to purchase it. No one premises, something very sacred fathers of the Constitution made a Something Happening group. Roosevelt w-ill take part in an Investment seminar. Seven hund­ seeking help for worthy causes enters with them and that is the There may be a nundred thou­ red oersons representing top management, administrative and technical We believe In the right of labor and who have consistently been has come forth. We our.v^-lves, strict prohibition against such acts were interested for a while. We Constitution of the United States, without due process of law. sand or more women In Columbus • SOMETHING is happening in the ranks of the people staffs, and leading salesmen will attend the convention. July. 23-27. to honestly picket and demonstrate aided by him. As the pickets mar­ guarding tbe rights of the citizens for labor rights. This is an Ameri­ lost interest because the profxised Times have not changed much. who like to play bingo and there in the wicked city of Chicago . . thousands attended the rally ch, we are told. Mr. Schiffman is but, much too often, the sacred can privilege. store offers steaks only in the $1. There are those the government may be two more hundred thou­ having a tough time getting these document is left at the door sill or held there by evanglist Billy Graham several days ago, with a 19 category. We feel Harlem needJ has to catch by shutting its eye to sand who do not care one way or Bu( (here Is no labor issue invol­ leaders on (he phone. Is thought of by the police officers, great number pledging their lives to Cod. COUPLE OF QUICK ONES a restauranl where both the low- Constitutional requirements. The another but a law stands in the ved here. Nor, from our careful as a mere scrap of paper. way. It Is not to be violated but Most of tbe meetings were held in spacious McCormick Investigation, is there even a legi­ Here we are. a group as persecu­ priced steak and better steaks are police officer could not properly A contribution of $10,000 has been made by the Uni(ed Auto Work­ ted as anyone In the world. Yet offered. We feel Ihe comm. oity 9 LT. WATTS would probably announce the provisions of a war­ wiped off the book by legislative Auditorium, a massive new structure built on the Michigan timate community principle at ers to striking Spanish miners and metalworkers fighting for a mini­ stake. we stand by passively or turn our can supifort a place which oilers be tbe first to take up arms to rant when a possible No. 1 public action or state referendum. That Lake front, which, according to Mr. Graham's description, defend this country and Its con­ Is the only sensible approach to mum wage of $2.40 daily. • THE pickets are marching tn heads in the other direction when both. enemy could be sneaking out the could hold three Madison Square Gardens. That is room for • a # a handful of Negroes mouth (he stitution, but police policies, which back door to escape. But there are tbe whole problem. This genera­ fron( of (he Apollo Theatre, accord­ We don't think Harlem can af­ tion should have the courage to a whole lot of people. John Giandomenico of Cleveland, Ohio's apprentice bricklayer kind of thing which Hitler populari­ attempt to improve in methods to surely other instances in which a ing lo their statements and signs, ford anti-ScmlMin and race hatred say what It wants and to take zed Jn Nazi Germany, prevent crime, sidesteps constitu­ warrant should be the authority On the final night of the meetings which were broadcast champion, has won the National Apprenticeship Bricklaying Contest In in order to "save" (he only Negro at any price. Instead of picketing; tional requirements much too of­ proper legal steps to enforce the to enter. I definitely believe that over a national TV hookup, huge Soldiers Field had an over­ Portland. Ore.. . . Giandomenico Is a member of Bricklayers and Ma­ business on (he block of 125th This writer talked with one of an honorable business man - Frank ten. Lt. Watts and his squad, to say. warrants should accompany entry flow crowd of 116,000 with many turned away at die gates. sons Local No. 5., Cleveland. at. between 7th and 8th avs. our secretaries, Winnie Rose, who Schiffman - who gives employment fulfil! (heir duties and adhere to Columbus Is a big metropolis but What are they trying to "save" for petty misdemeanors. • THE dynamic Mr. Graham had a message which he ex­ • • • was once a secretary at the Apollo. to an average of 100 Negroos * police routine, have to turn their there ls so much of the old ihis business fromT Ihe reign In Spain falls mainly on the people who are plain. Miss Rose knows and has told us. week and who has always given beads when faced with constitu­ I wish to point out again thai hanging on that ought to be wiped pertly presented to his audience of millions, including watchers They are trying to sav*> It from aa other have, that Mr. Schiffman hark some of the money he has tional guarantees, unfortunately the State of Ohio goes contrary out. This generation ought to de­ in many American homes. He proved beyond a doubt that manv • * » competition from a white restau­ played a completely honorable made from the community - why tbis Is true. to the national Constitution by al­ fine, for Itself, what It thinks lo Headline of the week from the Pasadena, Calif., Star-News: "Zaa people are seeking God, despite the widespread talk of degra­ rateur who owns a nationwide role in this situation In which he Is not direct our attention to opening But let me point out why there lowing officers to enter a home be right and wrong and emanci­ Zsa Zstays Zsllent ln Zscandal Zsuit." dation and decay in our midst. f * chain of steak shops and who has now being attacked. He had a other places run by Negroes on are certain requirements such as without warrant and make arrests pate Itself from notions of another • • • store. He had a "for rent" sign on this street - places which arc nut. warrants and the like that are if there be evidence of crime. But generation, which declaration When that many people take time out from the many leased a store 'from Mr. Schiffman Gov. DiSalle has been asking questions of his Republican opponent. the store for three months. He was afraid of competition. I-et's not try guaranteed lor citizens. Follow­ things going on in the world today to listen to the word of in order to conduct his business this is all a philosophical paradox might free vice squads from a willing to rent to aoyone. A man to use the fact that we are Nrg- ing the French and Indian War God, something is happening. . . . Thanks to Oie Lord afid State Auditor James A_ Rhodes, but Rhodes has remained silent. . . . for If the officer finds evidence of need of an invasion of constitution­ The pickets are saying. In effect, who happened to be white rented roes to attempt to stifle the wt'

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M AMR Chmreh la a *prr Ul rarajeet, Prr*r nt rd Drtaaey, aaalstaat fiaaaciat secretary, who m brautiful hrr»kfront for the panawrr «»d «r* mamdr taw prweatatt—. A lavrly repast was »rr- pictured as thty gave the ehmttrl smmtUga la vrd at the Oara—aga at 1«2S Richmond by the R*» aad Mrs. A- C. Bragdoa. pastor bat seek. - nrnrttfina toltow IBR th* eveat-—Pterc* aad 8*>B ricterca) dariag **• evrmt from left: Mra. I dlia» ruot... narrra, «Ju,irmaa of the project: Mra. Raay 411 frW . for IP THE SOCIAL SCENE \ZS 1 ^ By L0V1E B. CAKTKf t I IliMfflll ^ lows: Dana Tyler, Karen Payion, Mrs. Paul Turner has as her week­ New tftings arc happening in the telephone business to make way for Joscelyn Brown. Jo Lynn Thomp­ end guest, two brothers from Cin­ bigger and better service than ever before. As part of our long-range son, Bonita Lee. Paula Harriston, cinnati. Kimberly Scot(, Kimberly Mason, Dorothy Wilson. Columbus expansion and improvement program for this area, all these things Lisa Newman. Teresa Thompson, school teacher is visiting relatives POPIILAB VOCALIST CamlHe Doughty, became the aside of and Patricia Diane Carter. Each In the Windy City. Garry «. Banner. Friday, .lose 29. The cere way took plaee at ML happen on JULY 15: guest was presented with a lovely Mr. and Mrs. Norris Thompson Hennaa Baptist church with the bride's uncle, Bev. ShcSt* Daagaty, red rose. are now enjoying their lovely new •Ulclatiag. Mr. aad Mra. Karaeat Doughty, parents ol th* bride, re- Leisurette Social Club held a horn* on Gardendale dr. . . .The »»!•• at 141* ML Veraoa av. Following a saert wedding trip, th* The local Information Service number changes to "411" picnic July 4th at the exquisite Gay Seniors ptan to have a picnic couple will aaaa* their heme In Celumbaa^-Carter Pbete. instead of "113". Eventually "411" will be the universal home of one of the members. Mr. on July 22 Rlchs Chll 1 and Mrs. Wesley Cardwell. The i Guidence Center gets off to a new- local information code all over the nation.. afternoon was filled with tun and start. The grounding breaking for Interest Grows In 'YW Teen Tour frolic tor all. 'Card games, bad- j the new fire proof school took minton. etc.). Members of* the! place at 297 Woodland av.. Sun- Interested senior high girls may has also been specially arranged Thousands of telephone numbers CHANGE to "all-number" f Still join the YWCA's Teen Tour Several girls are presently work­ club and special guests attending day at 2:3tt p.m. . . . Mrs. Ann numbers in the vicinity of northwestern Columbus. The the gala affair were Mr. and Mrs. \ Walker served as mistress of cere- i to the Seattle World's Fhir, Vic- ing Rt odd jobs, and through bake 2 George Yuill, Mr. and Mrs. Jean J monies. Rev. Ward Parham gave\ loria, B.C., San Francisco, and sales and car washes sre earning new-style seven-numeral telephone number is taking over, Emmons, Mr. and Mrs. John J. j the opening prayer and Rev. Wil- : Los Angeles set for August 9 to 24. part of their travel expenses. Saunders and son. Jerry; Mrs. i liam H. Hollow-ay gave (be main j The (rip is planned specifically for providing many new numbers for a growing city. Membership ln the YWCA Is re­ Marie Stinson and daughter. Kar- ; address . . . .Sylvester C. Angel j teen age girls and includes motor quired though Y membership Is 9 WEDDING bells.'! Jane Eve­ en. Miss Pamela Stinson. Miss | coach tours of the various cities, a Is the architect Tor Ihe new mo­ always open. Local dialing methods change for many communities out* lyn Pace will become (he lovely Joyce Gaines and Miss lonnie dern building. He (old Ihe group j boat ride (o VIc(oria, a yacht *•••' lawn at their home was a scene of ents of the grootn-to-Oe, Robert of the book for specific calling changes that may affect your phone. Charming lttJe guests were as fol- The luncheon was held at l p.m. much merriment over the July Quinichett, Mrs. Ira Young. Mas­ Pictures and gab fest followed. 4th holiday with badminton as a ter Clearence L. Byars, Master Referring first to your new phone book will save your time and speed Mr. W. Wesley Sawyer, director ATTENTION NOTICE! featured game of the day. Ernerg- | Acie Eugene Collins, and the hosts. of the Polndexter Towers an­ .Ah ehama. lodges, fraternities, your service. The Index on Page 1 will help you. nounces that a dental clinic will BEAUTY OPERATORS sororities aad ether ergaafcse- be opened (here on July 11. Dr. Fulty Equipped tinaa are asked to *end la the McDaniel will b* th* dentist In Shop For Sole aaate et their group along charge. Daniel's Prescription Pharmacy with the nimn ef the preet- OHIO BELL 1194 OAK ST. Senior citizens can also look for­ deat, secretary and treassrer ward to the Columbus and South­ aad their addresses to The SPECIALIZING IN complete communications ern Ohio Electric Co. demonstra­ Ohio Sentinel office. 430 B. PRESCRIPTION SERVICE FOR Business Built Up tions. for hoine* business* community Long St.. at sooa as possible. Reody To Operate 9 RECENT guests of Atiy. and This request Is made se that • Franklin County Welfare Immediately Mrs. James Rlckman were their • Aid For Aged • VA 5 Years In This location Th* Ohio Sentlael may he of relatives. Touss&lnt and George greater service h» printing the • State Industrial Call For information Holland, from Charlette. N.C. The arm* ef the organ hrs (Ion aad MAIN A OHIO CL. ASSSS CL 8-9353 Holland brothers also visited Mrs. eiaenaisa better servla-tg these Rickman's mother in Cleveland, Opea Daily 16:3c A. M. to 10 P. M.

••MBS, HaWMMMpPPinVl ^w^v•^t^c^•v-•Jnaa^aUll»*iaaJWwu trnt* n» PAGI 14 THE OHIO SENTINfl TrlUa-SJMV, ,JULY |fe 1962 THURSDAY, JULY 1% 1965 :M'ttiw'ttfiii« PAGi ii Columbus Trio Highly Feted During NNPA Sessions At Morgan College .Mesdames Myrna Beatty, Ruth charming hostess to all at their Wilson and Eleanor DeLoache at­ Hills, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Hen­ fabulous split-level ranch home. derson (he Is the president of his. tended several sessions of the Each guest received a lovely mo­ NNPA In Baltimore recently. Mrs. toric Virginia Union school). Dr. menta from .Morgan State college. and Mrs. Felix Brown. Att'y Hilt Beatty represented Tne Ohio Sen­ Many ladies from the local com­ tinel. is more affectionately known, as munity were on hand. "Mr. Civil Rights of Virglna." Sessions were held on the beauti­ On Friday evening, the Colum­ Along with Att'y Victor Ashe of ful campus ol Morgan Stat© col­ bus ladies were guests at the his­ Norfolk; and commissioner of Fe­ lege, at the nearby fabulous cam­ toric and beautiful gardens of the deral Housing, Inter-Group Rela­ pus community. Howard Murphys for cocktails, at tions. Mrs. Hill is national presi­ On Thursday noon there was a which time many acquaintances dent of the Moles. Inc.; vice chair­ luncheon and style show for wo­ were renewed among the largo as­ man of the Eastern Area of Link* men guests at the student dining CAPTAINS OF WOMEN'S DAY program at St. Pool AME chore* pose with their I.. Luck. Mrs. Fedelma 81oane, Mrs. Jean Woodard. Mrs. Delight Woodard was gen. sembly of guests. a member of Girl Friends, Inc.; room refectory; Mrs. Carl Murphy Ohma., Mrs. Vlaetla Clark, first row, third from right, and co-chmn., Mrs. Ruth R. chmn. of Women's Day, Mrs. Lucille Chilton, co-chma., Mrs. Juanlta Neal ond Mrs. Highlighting the NNPA, was the an avid worker In her community commentator. Bunt, second from right. Left to right, first row: Mrs. Levi* Rutledge, Mrs. Virgil Selena McCord were chmn. of Smorgasbord Dinner. Mrs, Dorothy Golns and Mrs. banquet at which Att'y Gen. Ro­ for Civil Rights, Jack and Jill, On Thursday night, the localities Tucker, Mrs. Eva Robinson, Mrs. Susie Carter, Mrs. Vineila Clark, ehmn. ot cap­ Mary Chandler, china, of Spring Kxtravaganra and Mrs. Helen Paxton, chmn. of bert Kennedy, his wife, Ethel, and and serves as consultant for tho attended a champagne cocktail tains for Women's Day; Mrs. Kuth R. Hunt, co-chmn., and Mrs. dean Tally. Second program, ''Church of Tomorrow." Mrs. Louise E. Hill was fin. sec'y. Capt. Susie the five little Kennedys attended. primary grades In the Publio party at the home of Dr. and Mrs. vow: Mrs. Vera* Tomer, Mr*. Marie Madry, Mra. Ferris Beasley, Mrs. Carter collected most the most money and Copt lsovla Rutledge was second. Mrs. The attorney general was at his School System. Carl Murphy (Mrs. Murphy Is a Mary Toliver, Mrs. Myrtle Smith and Mrs. Vemon Bailey. Captains absent'for pic­ Mary Miller and Mrs. Grace Howard were speaker* at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. services, best In his straight forward mes­ THE COLUMBUSITES visited principal In tha Baltimore School ture were: Mrs. Laura BeO Anchrun, Mrs. Etheline Alexander, Mrs. Louise Hart- respectively. Choral groups from Nat'l Ass'n of Negro Musicians and Dorcas Wo­ sage to those present, declaring In Danville, Va., with Mr. and system). way. Mrs. Roberta Lange, Mr*. Helen Paxton, Mrs. Marion Saunders, Mrs. Mary men's Choru* of ML Vernon Av. AME church and St. Paul AME Chorus took part. his dedication to the equality of Mrs. Nathaniel Williams and Friday morning's session was all Americans, regardless of color, daughter, and relatives. devoted to an inspirational panel ground, the same culture and with religion or creed. — , Mr. Williams ts a cousin to Mr. common interests often fail to for those vitally Interested In Columbusites Will Attend National NNPA. The sessions of the NNPA were and Mra. James R. Wilson, ot Taylor-Norton Nuptials share nnd communicate ideas be­ most rewarding to the Interested the Wilson Insurance Agency ot cause of lack of knowledge and persons and memories of the hos­ Columbus. Charming Rita Yvonne Taylor, uate of Ohio State University, with Friday afternoon's luncheon fea­ Young 4 Krpslr Jackson, Albert Reese, Eric Little^ Comrlete Beauty Sendee—Bait Styling and Scalp Treatment held every three years since 1932, 1-Hour Service Joyce Bennett, Yvonne Toland, Prop. 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mee of cottonseed oil ln relative Importance of lard was • slower, due to limitations on *9» shortenings has declined, and last still minor, however, since it made supply available. year It accounted for only 14 per­ up only 5 percent of the total fats Safflower oil is also becoming cent of the total. and oils used in margarines. more popular for use In margari­ YOUR FOOD U*. Soybean oil is the major ingre­ e IN MARGARINES, by legal nes as well as for cooking and sa- dient in margarines, accounting for definition under the Federal Food. lad oils. In fact, a wide variety of DO I LA ReP over three-fourths (77 percent), of Drug and Cosmetic Act, oleomar­ safflower oil products have been all fats and oils used in 1961. Cot­ garine can be made from either introduced in recent months. Pre­ tonseed oil provided 10 percent of vegetable or animal fata, or from sent supplies of this oil are also By CSTELLC B. FRANKS the total and com oil 6Vj percent. some combinations of the two types This left around 1y, percent for all limited, but it is expected to be­ (Marketing Information for of fat. The kind of fat used must other fats and oils, including pea­ come more important In the future. Co—urn ore Agricultural j be listed on the label, either in nut oil, safflower oil, beef fats and Extension Service la I general terms as "animal" and others. Fran Kim County) "vegetable" fats or by common or Birthday Party usual name of the specific fats 9 USE of corn oil In margarin­ Homer Lattlmler. 44 S. Garfield 9 THIS WEEK LOOK FOR: Fruits - Cantalopue, peaches, water­ used. es has Increased sharply in recent melon, lemons, frozen orange juice and lemonade. years. In actual volume. 89 million av., was honored with a birthday in practice, margarines are Vegetables • Sweet corn, green beans, lettuce, summer squa6h, pounds were used In 1961, com­ party nt his residence July 3. He made largely from vegetable oils, potatoes, peppers. pared with less than 1 million but the use of lard In margarines was presented with many useful pounds in 1957. Further increases Protein Foods - Fryers, medium sized eggs, chuck roasts, rib has increased. Last year, for ex­ gifts. In corn oil use are likely to be and rolled roasts, ground beef, dairy products. ample, the amount of lord used In Most food shoppers are reading margarines was the most on re­ the labels mure carefully these the greater use of oils that arc cord—70 million pounds or ten days on the margarines and relatively high in poly-unsaturated times as much- as in 1954. The 1 SKINNY? GLIMPSING INTO THE FAST, Miss Edith Washington O'Neal, shortenings they buy to learn w-hat fats, such as corn oil and safflower If tklaay, thla «cd atular. RESERVE , walghl became of pcof great-granddaughter of Tuskegee institute founder, Booker T. kind of fats and oils they contain. oU. »peeiti» or poor aatisf Washington, smile* admiringly at hit* of memorabilia in her an­ NOW FOR habit*. Uka WATE-ON. Perhaps the wide publicity given FOR FOOD FLAVOR Puu oo pound* aad inrhft 9 IN SHORTENING, the use of of brm tolid 8*tgbg keley, Calif., is registered here for the Summer School session. Market researchers say that gain* reported. No overeat­ made up 26 percent of all fats ing. Make* chaaTt*, bun* Important changes arc taking place CALL l.nc, arm*, leg* S11 otrt... and oils used in shortenings. This putt fieVao a •kiney figures In the relative Importance of the all over body. Fitbt* Tatigua, compared with 12 percent in 1954 103* raiuanc*. tle*ptcun**a different fats and oils used in the dua to undcrirtigkt condi­ and only 6 percent In 1940. Soy­ BARNETT'S tion, tf urjderwe.Rht it Cut i two products - margarines and to dtocata taka WATE-ON bean oil, tho largest single Ingre­ shortenings. One that may sur­ WHITE HOUSE; INC. *t Druaaltfa under direction of your doe* dient In shortenings, made up near­ "'"OO-aia tof Qtt WATE

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Barbara I Kroger tkiumbus Div. store** only. and Christopher Dixon, all of Co­ a*aa*a*aa1 their many friends at 1422 N. ath i_ - — lumbus, • *m* • ••/.-*. •>~*'-"*-' •'•"^ PAGI 19 IHt OHIO SENTINEL THURSDAY, J(IJIY 12, mi 1HURSDAY, ilHY 'H \ f9tiT THE OHIO SENTJNa PACE It Gospel Circuit Vacation School At Oakley Closes Catholic Group Seeks Direct Last Friday evening, the Oakley •"-"Walker— , *-•Mrs— . Farmef„,w..,^r an„,, d Mrs. The Evangelistic Unit will con­ Baptist Church was the scene ot Lucille Marr. duct regular worship services at an Impressive program, closing Primary: Mrs. C. Hutchlns, Mrs. Mary Jo's Nursing Home, 1008 Church Notes Action For Interracial Justice the dally Vacation Bible School. Mary Weaver, and Mrs. Delores Franklin av., Sunday, July 10, be­ Carter. and laymen to welcome to parish The school conducted for a 10- CLEVELAND—Direct action to ginning at 2 p.m. Bro. Arden Den­ Juniors: Rev. J, J. Ashburn, societies and neighborhood groups, day period, from June 20-July 8, 9 SENIOR CHOIR ot Mt. Car­ Baptist will observe annual homo* secure Interracial Justice was ad­ nis will deliver the message. Rev. Mrs. Pricilla Lyles, Miss L. Holley newcomers of other races. They was participated In by some 250 mel Baptist will observe its 41st coming. At 3:SO p.m. Rev. T. IL vocated by a Catholic group in Cleophus Kee will be in charge. and Rev. Duff. emphasized need for fair housing boys and girls, including teachers. anniversary Sunday, July lfi. Abercrombie, pastor. Pleasant state convention here last week. 9 REV. KEE and Deacon Hen­ Intermediate: Mrs. Ruth Hard- legislation and enforcement of Theme of the school was: "Tell- Choirs and congregation will con­ Green BapUst, Portsmouth, O., THE RECENTLY-formcd Ohio ry Mitchell led devotional exer­ rlck. Seniors: Rev. Lawrence Car­ fair cmploment practice laws.. For the World Good News About Jes­ duct services. Rev. H, W. Patter­ will be guest speaker. He will bo Catholic Conference for Interracial cises at May's Nursing Home last ter. Music: Mrs. Bessie Adams, ordering desegregation In their us." Mrs. Helen Ashburn, princi­ Churches son, pastor; Mrs. Essie Addison, accompanied by his cnoir and con­ Justice brought together some Sunday. Guest speaker, Rev. A. assisted by. Miss Leona Johnson. chmn.; Mrs. Betty Arnold, co- gregation. All members, their 300 Negro and white delegates. archdioceses, the delegates com­ W. Stroman, spoke on the subject: pal, was assisted by the following chmn. families and friends are Invited to They adopted a resolution Inviting mended Archbishops Joseph F. "What A Mlghtly God." Deacon teachers: Nursery: Mrs. Jackie Groves 6 REFUGE Baptist will ob­ attend the event and bring bas­ action by "clergy and laity to the Rummel of New Orleans and Paul Ray Mitchell offered remarks. New Salem Bapt serve its regular order of services kets. extent of actual participation in Hallinan of Atlanta. \ and Mrs. Jean Young. Beginners: picketing, sit-ins and economic Mrs. Jean Dearing, Mrs. Gladys Rev. Frank Cleveland, pastor, Sunday: Sunday Church school, 9 9 "SERMON In Songs" will be Msgr. Joseph E. Koch, Catholic boycott." and" congregation of New Salem a.m.; morning worship, 10:45; presented Sunday, July 15, at Charities director for the Youngs­ Second Baptist Baptist, his choirs and chorus will Rev. H. W. Patterson, pastor, Mt. Friendship Baptist at 8 p.m. Tho The resolution stated that "we town diocese, told the interracial loeack Baptist Carmel Baptist, will be in charge Psalmaneers and Fricndshlp'a recognize and affirm that these By HAT ', F. B. REDMOND go to Dayton Sunday, July 15. to group that "silence about racial 9 REV. TEAGUE and mass worship at the church o? Rev. Mor­ at 2 p.m.; BTU, 5:30; evening Young Adult choir will be featured. forms of social action are ln keep­ Rev. Charles F. Jenkins, the Injustice is the biggest obstacle choirs were in the service of the ris Smyth. A chartered bus will worship, 7, with music by the sen­ Order of services: Sunday school, ing with the best prophetic tra­ pastor, spoke Irom the slubject, to overcoming it. We must keep Lord at tht Ohio Penitentiary Sim- leave from New Salem at 1 p. ra. ior choir, Gospciettcs and Gospel 9 a.m.; morning worship, 10:45; ditions of Christianity." "The Image of God In Christ," pounding away at the Idea that day, where an Inspiring mesage Round trip is $3.50. choir. evening service, 7. Rev. R. T. THE DELEGATE8 urged priests Sunday. The Men's Chorus sang racial Injustice is a sin," was rendered on "The Prodigal # REV. J. C. DAVIS, pastor. Gleaves, pastor. < to speak out on Interracial justice and the Senior Choir rendered an The Buds of Promise will ob­ Son." Bethel Baptist, and congregation 9 CIRCLE No. 8 of Missionary anthem, "Let Mt. Zlon Rejoice." serve their anniversary at ll a. m. All day Sunday, July 15. ls our will go to Dayton Sunday, July Society ot Union Grove Baptist Rev. and Mrs. Charles F. Jen­ annual Men's Day Rally, featuring Sunday. 15, to worship with Valley Grove will present Mrs. Marie Harmon kins and Mra. Flossie Ford, supt. Bro: Ward Gamaliel Hall of Jensen Jr. and Sr. Usher Board wiir Baptist. All cars will leave from Johnson In a song recital Friday ot Bible School, were delegates to Shiloh Church Notes Beach, Fla., a very talented and sponsor a lawn fete Saturday, the church Immediately following evening, July IS, at 7:30 at the tha National Baptist Sunday gifted speaker. July 14. morning services. church. Mrs. Daisy Scales is lea­ School convention, which met in Immediately after Sunday Sc­ Sunday School and BTU Congress 9 SUNDAY, July 15,. Oakley der. By KATHERINE E. ll.WM's families; and Mr. and Mra. Syl­ -Denver, Colo. Sessions were held hool on July IS, there will be bap­ la meeting In Akron July 16-20. vester Keeler. In Municipal Auditorium. At Se­ The Torchbearers Class of Ihe tismal services held ln the Lower The children were taught by cond Baptist, Rev. Richard Tay­ Sunday Church School at'idicd Auditorium, after which the men LUCKY WINNER of this week's SeaUnel where the picture eras takea with be revealed Miss Linda Bland. The chairman lor occupied the pulpit, in the ab­ < will take command tor a Men's CHURCH PEWS Award of an orchid, presented In cooperation ot next week it lucky winner will identify herself "God thru Nature" at Dai by of the culinary arts was Mrs. sence of Rev. Jenkins. WEEKLY MEDITATION Day rally. Pierce and Son Florists and Photographers, who at the Sentinel office, 430 E. Long st. oa any Creek Park. Frances Carroll and the chairman Q THE ANNUAL Sunday School 9 LET US NOT forget to pray, Pulpit took the above picture oa Sunday, June ''». as working day except Saturday or Soaday, bet­ 9 THE MOTORCADE started of the selecting of site, Adolp­ Picnic will be held at Blendon especially for our sick and shut- this groap was emerging from a church in the ween the hours of * a.m. aad 5 p.m., from Thnra- 0 "TtJE FEAR of the l-ml is God; for Jesus reveals God to ua from the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. hus F. Dean, Harold Cocharn Wood, Shelter House Asten, on ins: Rev. B. Morrow, Fred Moore, Furniture Columbus area, Is the lady whose head Is encir­ day, July IS, to Wednesday, duly 18, Inclusive. the beginning of wisdom: a good as our loving father, who seeka is the class president. Saturday, July 14, at 11:30 p.m. Adolphus F. Dean, 347 N. Monroe Deannle Rivers and Ell Pearson; • Bmdget Tare** cled above. Winner's ri.nn*> and the ehnrrh P understaadlng ol all they that de only good for us and asks us to 9 DR. I. W. PARRISH has been until S p.m. Buses will leave the a Ask about our av. and Mesdames Gloria Scott (Grant his oommandments: his praise m- awarded a plaque for his achieve­ church at 10:30 a.m. The Sunday Vaed Pews cast out all other fears by loving After the breaklast, the clas-* as­ Hospital), Rhlna Sprinkle, Lucille dureth forever** (Psalm 111:10). sembled for the morning devotion­ ments as an outstanding religious school will furnish ice cream and Him above everything else. "Thou leader. • "^ Williams. B. Preston, Laura Bet­ Jehovah's Witnesses To Attend Assembly July 20-22 • al prayer led by Mrs. Arthelio pop. Those attending will bring shalt love the Lord thy God with 9 THE ANNUAL Sunday Chur- ton. Anna B. Harris, Ruth Moon, Huntington Seating Co* 9 IF EVER we understand Muse; Scripture by Mrs.( Arthur their lunch. Leonard C. Holland, presiding Lima, O., July 20-tt. Canada, and Europe. all thine heart-soul—and mind." | ch Picnic will be held Saturday, Mattle Gardener, Georgia Whaley 1101 Vemon St. THE convention, to oe neld at According to Holland, the Lima what It is to fear God, we will Owens and Mrs. Henry Bland; and Mrs. Flossie Ford, supt. and B..*»,..« • Waa« VUgtmtm minister ot the local congregation The fear of God ls a godly fear, July 14 at Cedar Point, O. Buses and Harper. the Allen County Fairgrounds, Is assembly will draw delegates the lesson study by Henry Bland. Hogan Harmon, chmn. of Jehovah's witnesses, has an­ rid our minds of those lesser fears will leave the church early Satur one of a series of such gatherings from parts of Ohio and Indiana. an attitude of reverence toward nounced that the Columbus East that destroy our peace. Some 9 THOSE In attendance were*. day morning and return Saturday scheduled for this summer In dif­ "The meeting will serve many pur­ Him, a sense ol humility and de­ Central congregation has oeen in­ people tear events which they do Mack Mitchell, James W. Barks­ evening, Hernon Jackson and Mrs. ferent paru ot the United States, poses," Holland said, "but princi­ votion before Him. By the fear ot vited to attend an assembly In not understand and circumstances dale, Mrs. Henry Bland, Sr., Mrs. Alma Carter are in charge of the pally it ls to provide Jehovah's which they do not control. Such God, we seeks to honor Him and Christina Williams and daughter, arrangements. William T. Carroll Witnesses with practical Instruc­ fear keeps us from restful sleep ask Him to make us worthy .ot Lynn, from Steubenvllle, O.; Is the general supt. What a treat to dine out tion which can be applied to their His love. Messrs., and Mesdames Jack Sud- public ministry and ln dally liv­ and from fruitful actions. Such 9 THE STATE Sunday School dcrth, Moses Eldridge, Ronald and BTU Congress will be held In Services ln Columbus Churches ing." fear makes us selfish, cowardly, OUR PRAYEB Muse, William T. Carroll, Law- Akron. July 10-20. with the f amity here! SPONSORED and arranged hy and thoughtless toward others. ence Willams of Steubenvllle, all 9 OUR FATHER, we thank 9 MRS. W. II. McCALLl'M. Caldwell Temple AME Zion the .Watchtower Society ol Brook­ Such fear creates misunderstand­ with their daughters; Messrs. and Worship and fellowship with purpose at Caldwell Tempi*) AME chairman of the Dept. ot Work lyn, N.Y., legal agency for Jeho­ ing and hatred between homes and Thee for having Thy fear. Grant Mesdames Arthelio Muse, Elber Zlon, 925 Bryden Rd. J. Dallas Jenkins, mlnlrter. Church school, In Foreign Fields of the Wo­ For fun and relaxation, bring the fam­ 8:30 a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Christian Endeaver, 6:30 vah's Witnesses, the many assem­ families, between men and na­ that such fear shall become the Gadsden, with their sons; Me.ssrs. men's Division of Christian Ser­ p. m. Evening worship, 8 p. m. Midweek Praise. Wednesday, 8 blies will all have the same theme tions. It confuses our minds and beginning of spiritual wisdom and Mesdames Harold Cochran, ily here to enjoy a wonderfully well- p. m. The Capital City's Temple of Methodism. vice will be the speaker at 7:30 "Courageous Ministers." Holland makes us frantic in doing those Thomas Hoskins, A. F. Dean, Har­ within our lives. In Jesus' name. p.m. on July 20. prepared meal in a friendly, comfort­ Cay Street Baptist explained that the theme was things which demand clear thlnk- ry Bayless, Louis T. Mlnnls, Hen­ drawn from Psalm 27:14 In the Amen. —REV. L. SIMPSON. ry C. Bland, Jr., all with their Mrs. McCallum Is the vice pres. For The Spiritual Refreshing Pause, Come To THE GAY ST. BAP­ ling. It causes us to live In futile TIST CHURCH, 496 E. Gay St., Cor. of Gay St. and Washington Bible. ot the Women's Division, with able atmosphere. Children's portions Ave., U. G. Campbell. Minister. Sunday Church School—8:15 a. ro. regret for what ts past and In special responsibility in the ad­ Regular Worship—10:35 a. m. Communion services each first Sun­ The three-day convention will faithless misgiving about the fu­ ministration of overseas work. for economy! A complete dinner menu day. Special services upon announcement. feature speakers from the Ohio COLUMBUS ture. This program is in 'part a day's offers a varied choice of fine foods. and Indiana area as well as travel­ lee's jg{H celebration "Christmas In July" Mt. Olivet Baptist But the fear of God ts something ing representatives of the Watclv- FUNERAL DIRECTORY Black, Off-Black, Brown. for the missionaries In Africa. Her tar different. We are not afraid of Delicious dining every time. Visit next Sunday at Mt. Olivet Baptist. 428 E. Main St. "No tower Society. Dark Brown, Light Brown subject will be "Africa, Land of Creed But Christ." H. Beecher Hicks, minister. The Church At WILLIAMS AND McNABS Genuine Imported Human Opportunity." A special feature Study. 9 a. m. The Church At Worship. 10:45 a. m. Baptist Train­ Hair. Don't bo fooled by ing Union. 6 p. m. The Church At.Worship. 7:30 p. m. MORTUARY, INC. the word ''Human-Like." will be an exhibition of her Afri­ FUNERAL HOME can collection. Hattie P. Davis is Enjoy a -sea­ Seeontl Community Church. DIGG'S Get the teal thing at Lee's gig E. Long St. CL. A9S21 -¥our official Import Out­ pres. and gen. chmn. The public food feast • • a For a message and fellowship that lifts, Instructs, Inspires and let. CaU CL. 3-1816. MaU Is invited to attend. challenges, worship with Second Community Church. 266 S. High­ C. D WHITE AND SONS orders Oiled promptly • THE SICK LIST includes: \our favorite land Ave. Church School, 9:30 a. m. 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THURSDAY, iULY It* MM PACWE 20 THf OHtO SENTtNEL THURSDAY, JUIY 12, T9BJ THE OHIO SEKJIH& PAG? 71 Eckstine Set For TV Show DOHTMISS! Jlmusements 9* 61st ANNUAL Special Rates for Youngster, Sr. 17T laTC Citizens; Kenley Th* Kenley Players starting at ft:50 p.m. Tuesday, July 17 will present tha romantic corned}-, ••Marriage-Go-Round" starring Orzla and Harriet Nelson with I.ylc Talbot, favorite leatOng man ln Columbus stack companies com* seasons aeo, and Sally Krl- HILLY ECKSTINE lerman, th*. blonde beauty. There is probably cot a man, PatU Page. Billy Eckstine, Dan j qulst Rickie Layna and bis woman or child who ia not famil­ Rowan and Dick Martin, Rlckle ] my. Velvet, and the Marqula UNDER IHE AUSPICES OF iar with Ozzie and Harriet Nelson. layna and Velvel, and tha Mar- rChimps, With their two fine sons, David quls Chimps perform on tht stage ' and Rick, they comprise Amer­ of the Stardust night club in Las ica's best-known family. Their OZZIE AND HARRIET NEUSOPT Yegas in a brand-new edition ot MUSKINGUM VALLEY LODGE No. 82 weekly television show brings en­ "The Ed Sullivan Show" taped llllllllil II ••••afHMWWI tertainment to millions of families earlier this season for presenta­ < ••••••• every week. tion Sunday, July 22, 9-9 p.m., Performances will be at s:30 L B. P. 0. E. W: on the CBS Television Network. p.m. through Sunday, July 22 plus Tha Stardust, which lias one of Saturday aad Sunday matinees the country's best equipped night­ July 21 and 22 at 2:<&. club stages, is noted for the spec­ ZANESVIUE, OHIO THE KENLEY Players are now ial effects in its presentations. Tbe OASIS staging the Pulitzer Prize-winning Sullivan show offers one of these musical comedy. "Fiorello" with, elaborate production numbers, OBOE BAR & COCKTAIL LOUNGE Bob Carroll as the fiery Mayor imparted from Europe, when 15 LIQUOR • BEER • WINE Fiorello H. La Guardia of N. Y. colorfully-costumed (lancets per­ City. Jeanne Bat. Sally ONeil and rATTI rAGE THURSDAY Served ln A Congenial Atmosphere form In a native setting to Tyro-! Helena Scott are in the cast Per­ lean music throughout a simulated 941 MT. VERNON AVE. formances are staged alghtly at rainstorm. 8:30 through Sunday evening, July COLUMBUS* NEWEST Pattl Page combines two as­ 15 plus Saturday and Sunday mat­ COSMOPOLITAN pects of her successful singing ures at 2:45. RESTAURANT career by presenting a medley of AUGUST 2nd Associate Producer Joe Vis-pl her record hits. Her selections in­ announced a special rate tor clude "With My Eyes Wide Open. LITTLE SHIRLEY youngsters under 16 and senior I'm Dreaming." Bird Hill" and citizens over 90 tor the Saturday 860 £. Main St. CL. 2-028* "Tennessee Waltz." In another and Sunday matinees. These ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES segment of the show she sings groups wilt be admitted for half- "Night and Day." Open Daily price at those matinees only. Billy Eckstine offers vocal Im­ 8 A.M.-2:30 A.M. the English Special Prices To An readies cnop SUET personations of famous singers LADIES NIGHT BUCKEYE LAKE PARK MING'S RESTAURANT and gives his own version ot 31 N. Nelson Rd. CL 8-3284 "What Kind of Fool Am I?" Com­ TUESDAY keep so cool! Von Cant Afford To Mlsa edy In a variety of styles spot­ 'Ike playground of Ohio" Special Prices On Carryouts Free Parking In Rear (mix Qordotfs Qin in a tall, Legal Beverages lights Rowan and Martin, venlrilo- iced *drink-and you will, too!)* imm TV Picture OR ftaSB k'enlev P' FAMILY *• FRIENDS REUNION ON PICNI C" POIN»«T * he EojrJish are not easily fared, Teven by summer heat. This EVERYBODY INVITED TO JOIN \H THE FVM national talent was given a cheer­ Tubes 19® I ful accompaniment in 1769. when Alexander Gordon introduced BRING THE ENTIRE FAMILY AND A FULA, PICNIC BASKET A PLAN IDEt hit remarkable gin. 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,•,,,•-•• ,.;- .;_.. fSSgBSamSmmammmmm THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1962 WUSSDAY. JULY 12, 1962 TUB OHIO SENTINEI PAGE 23 PAGE M THB OHIO 5ENTTNS Good Directing, Acting Saves 'Roman Candle' which was obvious; the audience, »' Elks Outings At Buckeye BV JOHN BROWNE slow to react at first, was thor­ As the lights dimmed for the oughly enjoying It all by ths tima fourth edition of the Kenley Play­ ^•^'"^'--i,' "'•• • M^ -J .'•,-'*'*<•: •- •'''• ' EE^JI Sfi the delightful third act had begun. Have Always Boasted Of ers, the audience, in anticipation, Miss Dahl had about as much of : felt into a hushed silence and the the important role as Miss Gator )syj'^M'jm '. action began in what could have had in "Blithe Spirit*' of last year fSSmem '"«a*«"' 'J >j" Hp**|Hj been Ihe first dud of the summer but. at least, she was refreshing Great Bands For Dance season at Veterans Memorial. Good on the stage. During the many years Ihe Elks home base Is In Huntington, W. direction and acting saved the day. Club outing at Buckeye Lake Park Va. was discovered playing for ; : Mr. Patterson created belicva- "Roman Candle." starring Ar- has been ln operation, the even­ big affairs on the Ohio State Uni­ " k • Is < ~"'' 1 bility In the character he portray­ ! 1 "rfatmf^-a-.^. lene Dahl and Lee Patterson, was ing dance has always been the versity campus.. The Elks commit­ : ed and proved to be quite capable KBBBm ^. a production which encompassed one project given the most atten­ tee and the park management on the live stage, though he's bet­ •awm afl characteristics of average theatre. tion. This great annual Elks dub joined in a trip one night last win­ ter known for his success on the laW^^ ^ Miss Dahl was more convincing as Ball has a history of dancing to ter to Columbus to hear this group ^Nk^Bt^lk. lifeless stage of television In "Sur- ' T^iM lln\WkWKk a beautiful fashion sophisticate some of the greatest names In the and knew right away this was ex­ side Six." than a starry-eyed small-town girl musical Industry—money has actly what they were looking for. from the West, who following her : Once again, however, the play never been spared to mak« this Along with their fine music the 7^ 'LwBaB^Bk. Jam ' psychic Inclinations, came to the i^fjf was most complemented by tho Ball a success and this year's ts Parliaments feature a bongo drum nation's capital to marry the Ar­ supporting caBt. lea by Eddie to be no exception. The event is quartet that sings with the band : my's young missle scientist (L#e ^^»*aBT77 - -''vi •-'" 7HBRi Firestone and Clifton James. Tho sponsored by Muskingum Lodge 92. and plays bongos. Patterson). Her ability to see into MIAMI RECORD SHOP. 5&5 Miami av.. which Mildred Clark, maaaffnr-receptionist, display a two, portraying the spasmic ser­ Scouting for the right band for The band Is different—rock and the future baffled her counterpart hat operated tor the paat tun yean at the pre- few of tbe long* line of jasa recording* on hand. geant and the bellowing general, the occasion is done sometimes a roll, swing, twisters and about and, on the Kenley stage, the con­ .«..vit location, haa been enlarged and renovated The shop is also noted for its supply of religious, respectively, kept the production year in advance. The committee everything that the young people fusion and bewilderment resulted to give Its many customers morn efticlent ser­ rock and roll and other selections, aad is opea moving and evoked the most re­ for the dance on August 2, has con­ will enjoy. The Parliaments will in hilarious comedy. vice. Mia* Elsie Dearmon. left, clerk, and Mrs. daily from It a.m. to to p.m. sponse from tellow cast members tracted a great band known as be ln ihe Crystal Ballroom for "The Parliaments". This popular dancing and entertainment from 9 THE SCRIPT was filled with and, also, from the audience. musical organization, whose 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. Vacationing as much cryptic humor as that The 'New' WANTED Mrs. Alter Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Meat Tha Gong At Electric Onltar Player For L. Morris, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Singing Group of Yooag Mea. HORACE'S PLACE Twitiy are vacationing at Lucy < TIPPIN' INN BAR Contact Mgr. .William Smith (Formerly Sam's) Tribute To Billie Holiday 232-6*6** after 9 p.m. Depp park. RAMSEY'S Modern Bar' MS N. Fourth St. at Second A portrait in words, pictures and work from her birth In Baltimore AX. 9-05SJ Accommodations dance will be sketched Sunday. to teen-aged parents until her un- For 50 People Oine and Dane* July 8 when "Camera Three" pre­ -tlmcly death three years ago. 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The "B" team of the Olympic Champion Wlima Rudol­ cond with 154-0. ed the 880 yard medley relay only winner of the Ohio Track OTC took a fourth In the 880 med­ ph Ward made her 1962 outdoor Wll.UK WHITE of Chicago mark of 1:49.0 with a clocking of Club here on Sunday lor the Na­ ley relay with a time of 1:53.2. debut a success by retaining her leaped 20 feet, 8 inches to smash 1:47.1. tional Women's Track and Field Sam Mateo, Calif., tied for 8th title in the 100-yard dash. Wilma the AAU mark of 20-1, set by Mar­ The University of Hawaii's Lesh Dept. Promotion championships. The 440 yard dash place with the Buckeye's Track turned In a :10.8 100 in the finals garet Matthews of Nashville, Bennett, broke her own AAU and was won by Miss Knott In :58.1. squad, each with 19 points. after tying her own record at Tenn., In 1968. American 880 record with a 2:12.3. Dir, George R. Dick, Ohio DepL SANDRA. Suzanne's sister, was In the J4-17 division, a record :10.7 In a prelim. The old record of 2:19.2 was set of Liquor Control, announced tho clocked at 2:14.5 to take second was established In the 440 relay First and second-place winners The 440-yard relay was won in last year by Pat Daniels of San appointment, effective July 3, of in the 880 yard run. The Cleve­ by the OTC relay team, Melissa In the finals will represent the a record :46.0 by Tennessee State Mateo, Calif. William J. Davis, Akron, as assist­ land track star (Sandra) was se­ Ijong, Karen Williams, Wanda Ful­ United States against Russia In a Athletic Club's Wyoma Tyus, Wil­ IN THE 100, Wilma captured the ant Permit Chief. He replaces cond to Leah Bennett of Hono­ ler and Sandra Fears with a time meet at Palo Alto, Calif., July 21- ma Rudolph Ward, Edith McGulre lead at the 50 yard spot ond broke Richard Ferrell, who resigned to lulu, who smashed several records of :49. TThe younger girls of Co­ 22. and Vivien Brown, breaking the the tape at the finish line a full join the staff of the attorney gen­ with a rapid time saver of 2:12.3. lumbus compiled 58 points to fin­ Olympic Champion Olga Con­ old mark of :46.9, set ln 1958 by step ahead of her Tennessee State eral's office. She had broken the record in the ish fourth in Saturday's meet. nolly broke her own discus record Tennessee State Univcrstly. teammate, Edith McGulre. Vivien prelims with a 2:18.3. Davis, 45, was born in Cuthbcrt. FIVE RECORDS fell Sunday with a toss *of 172 feet, 2 Inches. A FOURSOME of Chicago, Nor­ Brown, also of Tennessee State, In the high jump, Estelle Bas- night at the NaUonal Women's Her old mirk was 159-6%. Earlenc ma Harris, Mamie Rawllngs, Wil­ Ga., but moved to Philadelphia at was third. Her time was 1:08. THE KAACP is defending IS of the 14 Negro youths indicted la Negroes face first degree munlrr charges aad five are charged an early age. He received a bache­ coanection with the Augusta slaying ol a white youth who was shot with riot. Faul Reeves, from left, faces a murder ooont; next Da- Marianne Chandler has finally lor of Arts degree in 1939 and mas­ during a ride through the Negro section armed with guns, rocks Foe Holmes, John E. Davis, and Thomas Holmes Jr., face charges returned to the golfing circle and and other weapons. The white hoys were looking for "fun." They of riot. Defending the Augusta youths, ia the NAACP, SO West 40th ters degree in Public Administra­ hit the ball as if she had never were irritated by integration efforts of Negro youth. All told, nine St.. N. York City. Hooks And Slices tion in 1940, both from Howard Along Pin Way been abxent. Seemingly, she waa University. He stduled for and ob­ jealouB of her sister, Virginia Mc­ BBBBBBBBBB1 By BILL PERRY tained his law degree from the 9 WAS SHOCKED and stunned the greatest leaders in golfing Cammon. winning trophies while University. He studied for tho ob- when I learned of the death of circles. she slipped Into the background, Rodney "Mngoo" Wllkerson, has Robert Reed. Reed, along with tho mother of A. D. V. Crosby. after first having served several Art Mann has finnaly come into 9 Mil; MOST miserable golfer been declared the official winner his partner, Jim Rutledge, am Our sympathies go out to one of his own as a golfer. Two years ago. years as an Army combat veteran. of the Reynoldsburg Lanes' mixed making an earnest attempt to up­ in the city is Atty. Esther Toler. Cognovit I was of the opinion that he should Not being able to qualify for the He worked in various capacities tourney's high actual gome award. set the league leading team of new winner is a certainty. Don try some other sport. On last CC-MI tou,rnament on Saturday, 9 YOUNG Wilkerson blasted the Mac Welch and Buddy Jackson. for the federal government. In Miller, last years' champ is in Sunday, he was a DEMON on the she learned too late that the Sa­ pins for a resounding 265 - 655 lo 9 THE MONDAY NITERS have < 1951 he came to Ohio, studied for fourth place and only a miracle course. Playing ln the Post Office turday scores were cancelled be­ easily become the standout per­ but two weeks left and this is the tournament, he had a beat ever YOUR OHIO LAWS Notes the bar examination and was ad­ could bring the bacon to him. cause of rain and she could have former in the tournament. way the teams aro lined and their Eugene Wooden, the old pro, is 93 to eliminate his opponent Ron played on Sunday. She admitted mitted to the practice ot law in , About a month ago I reported respective scores for the week: back in tson 472; 6- Carnell points; Miller's fourth place has notes. Such instruments are sign­ This insures that the cognovit awarded prizes, Vormount bowlers Manns 430 - Bill Lyons 477; 7- Ed THE-AVENUE-VARIETY -SHOP ed or endorsed promises to pay 9 HOWEVER, the 103rd Gen­ newal as a social science research 94.29 points; and filth is Jim John­ eral Assembly in 1959 placed two not really exists. Second, this suit captured three. The leading team McCray 438 - L. Taylor 433; 8-BiU son's 93.09 points, and hia 226-629 1U3 MT. VERNON AVE. AT 21 ST ST. a certain amount of money to the to recover the amount of the note analyst-economics. restriction on the use of such a was the one headed by Charles and Banks 437 - Bill Perry 511; 9- Jim series bringing him up the scale. LIVE BAIT holder of the instrument either at must be brought in the Ohio coun­ Promoted Upon completion ot that project Myrtle Gatewood. Thomas 533 - Cecil Douglas 323; 9 FlNbing Tackle **§ Picnic Supplies # Poultry Feed sg Fisbing a specific time or on demand. The waiver in a cognovit note. The at­ The rest of the field: James ty where the note was signed or Louis E. Owsley, 3463 Fernside in August. 1958. Davis returned . eg AGAIN, we would like to 10- Mirt Wood. ST., 313. and Hunting Lie- MM S am Keys Made •> Exotic Patio Plants distinguishing characteristic of torney who alleges that he has Smith 90.04; James Pace 88.41: in the county where the maker of Place. Evanston, has been pro­ to private law practice in Akron. thank Florence Richardson for go­ The rest of field is as follow: *) Grass, Flower aad Garden Seed gt Women's and Men's cognovit notes is that written on power to confess judgment or Wilson Waderker 87.20; Buddy Hosiery «** Candy 9 Cigars and Cigarettes the cognovit note resides. moted to the position of assistant ing to the trouble of arranging a Jesse Martin - Chas. Blaylock, the note itself is a waiver of sev­ waive the rights of the one who He became assistant city* prosecu­ Jackson 86.01; and Mac Welch 78. Tne cognovit note is designed to community relations advisor in tor of Akron in December. 1990, squad which garnered the extra Bill Caldwell - Wallace Parker, 43. eral legal rights. This waiver mmmmaTStSBSy • . '. . . •;. vrspee. d up finanlcal transactions. the City's Dept. of Urban Develop­ twenty-five dollar prize won by Jim Payne, Harry Hudson, Don *g WILLIAM Richardson and I makes the note more readily col­ Such Instruments are often bought ment. Division of Conservation. He but resigned to take a position 2 Refused—Segregation the Gatewood and company team. Miller - Charles Kenton and Robert paired up with two newcomers. lectable by the holder. and sold by banks or other fin­ received the promotion as a result with the attorney general's office A typical cognovit note will read: ln the league action, the Monday Nixon - Henry Powell. John Rand and Leroy Tate, for Complete Transmission Still In Atlanta Alter ancial Institutions and the more of a competitive Civil Service Ex­ in December, 1961. "I, or we, hereby authorize any Niters had n league leading - best 9 THE TUESDAY singles clas­ a match which provided a lot ot rapid the collection of such notes amination. ever 608 series from a determined sic has but one week to go, and, a attom'.•> at law to appear in any 45 Years, NAAC**^ Finds once they are due, the more valu­ He then represented the Dept. of amusement to us all. My partner, court ot record la tbe Called Tate, and Richardson's partner. ATLANTA, Ga. _ After 42 able they become. Yet the restric­ In his new position he will as­ Liquor Control and both U.e de­ OVERHAUL State*, after the above obligation Rand, rolled indentical scores of years fighting for equal rights tions which Ohio law places on sist Marvin Linder, community partment and board in appellate beoomes due and waive the Ihssv- for Ford, Falcon, Fairlane, T-Bird 115. The margin of victory was my for Negroes, Atlanta, site ot cognovit notes are designed to pro­ relations advisor, in developing actions in the courts. tag aad service ot process and con­ and conducting the community re­ 197 to Richardson's 193. See you Special $85 Total Price the NAACP's first convention, tect those who sign them. Even Davis and his wile reside In Co­ fess a Judgment against me or us, though speed is important, accur­ lations program for the Avondale the Thrifty Man Deals with Dan next week. la favor of the holder hereof lor as well as the last conven­ lumbus, but maintain their legal PARIS & U.B0R tion of 1962, is stm a segreat- acy and the protecUon of individ­ I-Corryville Conservation Projoct. ihe amount then appearing due, residence in Akron. They have no ed city, observers noted here, ual rights are of equal importance Mr. Owsley, a former teacher W *«• WriHei mmmt* e "•«' Towino In (Hy after being told by Roy Wil­ In the area of cognovit notes. for the Lincoln Hts. and Cincinnati children. Boards of Education, was a re­ FORDOMATIC — DYNAHOW — POWERGir*' kins, NAACP executive secre­ • IF YOU buy an automobile FORD DISCOUNT SUPERMARKET V tary, that two delegates to the on time or borrow money you will habilitation specialist for the Dept. aTOLY SPECIALS FROM past convention were denied come Into contact with cognovit of Urban Development, Division 1400 N. HIGH ST AX4-4661 Shirts tsnd Tim Th* UtMta H*.* la Ita Wall- Ernie's Auto Service rooms at an Atlanta motel. notes. The warrant of attorney of Conservation, since Jan. 15, 433 N. CHAMPION AVE. — CL 3-0307 clause is standard tn most notes 1962. He is a graduate of Xavler Ed Baitey Ernest Stewart, Prep. 30 Years Experience of this type. If you have questions university, receiving a BS in Eco­ Thanks-—6 N. Higb nomies in 1957. GORDON'S General Repair All Makes and Models Vacationing at the time ot signing such a note or later when the note comes due Rev. and Mrs. Elijah Pierce, and an action is brought in the Return From Vacation proprietors of Pierce Barber Shop, county where the note was signed Mrs. Anna Bozeman, 3019 E. 4th Hardware Let Us Help 534 E. Long st., are vacationing or the maker resides, be sure to av., and sister, Mrs. Morell Mar­ 864 E. Main St. CL2-2C.6 SPECIALS in Baldwin, Miss., as guests of S contact a competent attorney who tin, returned from vacationing in Open Dally 8 A.M. to • P.M. PARADE '61 T-BIRD 2-Dr. Hardtop ..$2995 You (hart a Rev. Pierce's sister, Mrs. Minnie j can explain the- relevant law to Georgia and Tennessee. Mrs. Bore- Brooms Wc '62 CHEVROLET Impala 2-Dr. Hardtop ...2395 you. Legal counsel, like preventa­ Mops 7fx> OF man is proprietress of the Little Fa .1495 Sate Course Bradley. Ulysses Greason is In »* $Lt5 up *S9 FORD Galaxie 2-Dr. Hardtop tive medicine, can save a great House of Beauty, 9,8 Mt. Vernon .1595 Does your insurance fall charge of the shop during his ab- i deal of expense and trouble in the Minnow Buckets 21.89 USED CAR '58 LINCOLN av. Zebco Rod A Reel $6.88 .895 short of covering today's I future. H" Garden Hose—r>0* ,.. .$3.98 '57 FORD Convertible higher value oivyour proper­ Wall Paint 22.99 Ga*. '59 MERCURY 2-Dr. Hardtop Park Lane .1695 PATRONIZE ty? If so, you stand to lose Outside Paint SI.99 Gal. '59 BUICK Convertible ~_ 1795 important money in case of Announcing The Opening Of SENTINEL ADVERTISERS FREE DELIVERY *58 OLDSMOBHJE .1193 fire. See us soon. •*spa*BWfN8BBSB*a NINtlt AT GREEN'S PURE OIL Excellent Service At Earl Hood Mooney Chinese Hand Uufi 'ry & UNIVERSITY AUTO SALES 5th Ave. and Nelson Rd. 252-0143 "WHEN BETTER DEALS ARE MADE WE WIU MAKE THEM" insurance Agency Complete line of all cor accessories Dry (leaning 976 E. Long CL* 24211 ' Hockey "Old Timer", expert mechanic, en the job One-Stop Laundry A Dry Cleaning COY BYNUM, Pres.dant-Owner Member Btore No. 1 store No. t at all times 8*83 Mt. Vernon Ave. 916 E. Leaf SL Mt Veraoa Ave. District Harry Green, Prep. n**m*rm 1086 CLEVELAND AVE. AX. 44645 Improvement Association 8 A. M. - 1 P. M. Moa. thru SaL OL. 2-ti99

mwaaiM*MwaM .aim MI i UM**e*i*a*Ba*jaaMa*a*«a**Msja THURSDAY, JUIY 11, 1WJ THE OHIO SENTMA PAGE 25 PAGE 26 TH| 6HI0 StNTtNfi liiuitsbAY^ MY ii,' Vt-j-JL* Negroes Integrate American Leag lie's Slowness On Negro Players Weakened It-Jackie Ga. Baseball Park; Negro youngsters get bonuses He cited the Red Sox as an ex­ ed In a winning team. One mana­ Other than the Cub's new coach comparable to others: he would ample ot what can happen. The ger who was brought up In the John O'Neil and Gene Baker, who like to see more Negroes In Uie Whiles Ask Refund club was the last lb take Negroes South, Robinson relates, was has managed in the minors, there American League and to see Ne­ —and not one has ever been a taught as a kid that a Negro must are no Negro managers or coaches MACON, Ga By the simple act gro and white ballplayers who are regular. They have slipped badly, know his place. Today, he admits, and only one umpire, Emmet Ash- of purchasing Uckets, usually un­ Robinson says, and It Is due to "If he can run and throw and hit, ford, ot the Pacific Coast Leogue. congenial rooming together. Also derstood to be sold for occupying their (allure to go after available his place Is somewhere on my On the sports scribe side, except Robinson stated, "I would like to teats in the "reserved for Neg­ Negro ballplayers. ball club." for Wendell Smith ol the Chicago see Negroes free to live where they roes" section of city-owned Lu­ American and Bob Teague of the please during Spring training." ther Williams Park here and then CONCEDING that there have The most serious problems fac­ N.Y, Times, there are no Negro "I can't accept halfway meas­ taking seats all over a section re­ been major advancements in the ing Negro ballplayers today is the baseball writers on any metropoli­ ures," he declares, "The Negro served for whites, a group of Ma- last 15 years, Jackie says thnt off-the-fleld baseball Jobs. A few tan newspaper. Is completly Integrated on the ball conltcs integrated a Macon-Ashe- any prejudices that still exist become scouts, but otherwise BOB1NSON says tn Pageant ma­ field. There's no reason why he vllle South Atlantic League game against Negroes are largely con­ there's little place in the baseball gazine that he would like to see shouldn't be Integrated off It. too.** here recenUy. fined to the front offices. Mana- world for a retired Negro ball- gers and players are only Interest- | i the Jets, has set July 18th as "At- | game KKL season is expected on Wednesday, are from 2 to 4, while the evening American' League no longer domi­ tendance Night." Judge Hess also ruled that al- July 18, for Ohio 10th Division "skate" is 8:30 to 10:30. Sessions No wonder the Dragons team la nates Inter-league competition. leged gambling equipment seized favorable position in citizen and Fans will be able to sit any- Kiwnnis Night. Proceeds from this are held in the main Gardens happy. They feel justified that They've lost two of the last three in the raid was not admissable as police relations. | where except the box seats for $1. game help send under-privileged arena. they added to his big-money con­ World Series and have won only evidence because the raiding of­ Furthermore, the Constitution j Jet badges and book tickets will children to camps. There will not be skaUng on tract, a provision for round-trip one of the last six All-Star games. ficers did not have valid search has been utteresscd by two decis­ 'also be honored. July 14 and 28; Aug. 11 and 25 air transportation for his family warrants. The decision is signifi­ ions relating to Illegal search and and Sept. 8. and 22. On these and the use of an automobile while cant In that it serves notice to en­ seizure; the Llnway and the Mapp nights, the Clncinnstt Wrestling Big Don stays in Japan. forcement officials here that a lo­ cases. club presents Its twice-monthly 50 TOP VALUE ST/VMPS Tryout For Boys cal custom of Illegal search and wrestling shows. However, the The more recent Mapp case con­ 8TARTED IN 1007 seizure of one's property has been WITH EVERY 8 GALLONS OF GAS building will be "ice-conditioned" cerned the former girl friend ot E. LANSING, Mich Michigan broken. for all summer mat shows. heavyweight fighter Archie Moore. Af Cleveland While the victims ot Uie Elm- For special group and birthday State's cross country program, | Mrs. Dolores Mnpp, a Clevelander, FROM HIGH SCHOOL to college is a big step atart en many of their classmates. Tbe program, wood pi. raid were white and re- j A tryout school to all boys be­ party rates, call the Gardens at perennially one ot the nation's was charged with having obscene Smitty's Cities Service which opened July 2, oners Intensive three-sero- celved full protection of the 4th for all student* bat participant* la Hampton In­ tween the ages of 17 and 22 will be 731-33030. best, started in 1907 with an Intra­ j literature. Alter a series of court stitute's tenth Pre-CoQege Summer Session for eater-honr courses In college English and math­ and 5th amendments of the U. S. 955 E. Main St. 252-044- held at Cleveland Stadium on j fights, the U. S. Supreme Court mural race Involving two teams high school graduates. Including (left to right, ematics, as weU aa full orientation services. Dr. Constitution, there have been Experienced Mechanic on the Job Thursday and . Friday mornings, | ruled that the search of her home drawn by lots from a group of In­ standing): Helen Woodard, Wilson, N.C.-. Mar- Nancy B. McGbee, director of Summer Session counties* raids of this nature in Complete Line of Auto Accessories •* July 12 and 13 by the Cleveland Courtesy Exam • was illegal. It is on this basis that OPEN 34 HOURS A DAY * Jorie Love, Mobile, Ala., aad Charlene Mc Dou- (seated) aids registrants In completing enroll­ the western part of this'city where Indians, it was announced this The Coast Guard Auxiliary terested runners. I recent court decisions have been Prop. Beutus Smith Attendant Eddie Ilostin eie, Chapel Hill, N.C, will have a head ment procedures. the Negro victims did not tare as week. maintains a courtesy examination ! rendered. well a* their compatriots. for all boats throughout the area RIVALS TO MEET •jgaggggsmagfam*^^ K&ssm&zs^mavm1 mm mm mm\mmWiamamBgBHam*m^ Players who plan to attend the Wmmmmm 9 IT WOULD seem that officers 9 THE PROBLEM of citizens to insure physical safety of the sessions are asked to report to E. LANSING. Mich.—Michigan would not endanger their lives by rights constantly being violated is craft. Also available for the Coast Gate A at the Stadium at 9:30 State and UCLA, rivals In the breaking down doors with axes, righUy a matter for City Council, Guard are an Outboard Motor- Pattie's Party Line a.m. on each of the above dates. crowbars or other devices just to city manager and safety director. board Handling Course, safety Rose Bowl ln 1054 and I960, are Those who are American Legion Or will they wait until a citizen films and safety literature for scheduled to meet ln football By PATTIE DEAL CINCINNATI, O. gain entrance to an alleged dive. boys must have with them the But the procedure has been used defends his rights by violent ac­ boating enthusiasts. again in 1965 here. written consent of their post com­ and evidence seized used against tion? TOM'S BORTON sues manders. *9 CINCINNATI—/,, very lovely birthday party was held for Miss 9 MIC.-.. DORIS Newman, M( the victim in police court. Eliae Jackson, 821 Rockdale av., on the the 4th of July. There was Blair av., was hostess to Uie group It may take more time to school j — . . •» , ,. Bats and balls for the program For A NEW '62 DODGE B4RBER SHOP BARBER SHOP loads of food and drink for everyone. The lawn made a lovely setting of lovely ladies -who will be the these officers about the protection Pa,d employment will be furnished by the Indians $31 N. 20th SL NEW LOCATION: for guests to have all the fun that was possible. Among guests were hostesses for the Neaty-Huil nupt­ afforded citizens under the 4th and j Almost one-third of all mothers 760 E. LONG ST. but all of the boys reporting must Or A UH MODE Iked Car Complete Barber Service Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart, Mrs. Patty Mo- ials. The mid-afternoon buffet 5th amendments to the U. S. Con- t with children under 18 years are Complete Barber Servica bring their own uniforms and Frt. 8 to 1 Sat 8 to « Kenzle of Toledo, Mrs. Louise McGee, Mrs. I luncheon carried ail the decor and stitution. To gain this knowledge in paid employment, the Women's Barbers: Sug Ho!man, equipment including shoes and JIN Leonard Thomas, Prop. William E. Stewart Mildred James and Alex Payne. Miss Jack­ atmosphere ot an old-fashioned gloves. Any players signed to a may take them out of Uie hero ! Bureau of the U.S. Labor Dept. John VVc-.lty Jenkins, Barber BARBER WANTED son won't tell her age. I guess all of us girls southern-belle pre-nuptial party, ! professional contract will be rc- class and place them in a more I reports. Barbers Wanted OLDTIMEB SEE can keep that one secret. with champagn« cocktails and all. ! Imbursed for expenses In con­ HAYNIE The Women of Zion .Baptist church are hav­ Among guests were Mesdames Hafev's Berber Shop nection with his attendance at the • 100 New-Car Selection ing the Women's Day program on the 18th Gwcn Berry, Ruth Douglas, Glad­ 1502 Mt Vernon Ave. camp. ys Callender, Ruth Lowe McLen- WHALEY Como'- :e Tonwinat Sfnrice • 60 Used-Car Selection of July at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Jesse D. Locke* Notice To Yets On Loan Benefits Floyd W Saunders Barber In charge of the camp will be will be the featured speaker. Mrs. Locker was don, Mamie Jamison, E. H. Oxley. MOTORS "Veterans of World War U are World War U veterans have ten BARBER SHOP Eugene Haley Prop. former Cleveland Indians Paul O'- the wife of the late Jesse D. Locker, former Verdell Walker, Emma Reid, Peg­ Of COL'S, cautioned that ln many Instances years-of entitlement from the date 614 E. LONG ST. Dea, now scouting for the tribe in councilman of Cincinnati and ambassador to gy Chenaul*., Katrina Harris, Grace of discharge from the last period Complete Barhei Sendee SPITZER INC. Liberia. The ladies will present a short skit to Keller, Christine Scroggins. Jose­ their entlUement to GI loan bene­ the Cleveland and northern Ohio BUOGSDALE'S fits will expire on July 25. 1962." of wartime service, plus one addi­ Barbers: area. Assisting him will be Wal­ 2010 E. Main St. CL 34641 conclude the program. The church Is located ph H. Fulton, Maxlne Jackson, Ei­ Irene Turner A Rath Jones stated J. C. Robinson, mana­ tional year for each ninety days BARBER SHOP ter Van Uurn and other area sc­ at 630 Glenwood av. Rev. L. Venchael Booth leen Renfro, Virginia Coffey, Mary DELUXE FACIALS ger of the Veterans Administra­ of wartime duty. The maximum Kl E. LONG ST. outs. is pastor. Ellen Gordon, Mhrjorie Sowell. WILLIS WHALEV. Prop. termination date of entitlement for Complete Barber Sendee Herbert Hughes of Columbus spent a fab­ Blanche Kalfus,. Anna Turnell, tion Regional office, Cincinnati, O. I ' S World War II veterans to receive Facials and Scalp Treatment! RAM TO BE A BARBER ulous week here in Cincinnati. He said he was Betty Fowler, Wyolene Banks, A Specialty church. a GI loan is July 23, 10«7. PATTIE leaving Cincy to spend a week in Denver. Eva Mitchell, Joy Beatty, Naomi JOHNSON'S • JOYCE HENRY, mixologist FOR It he has half the fun that was Titus, Roberta Robbins, Mary Veterans, therefore, are caution. at Billy's Bar. is planning to go BARBER SHOP PIERCES provided for him here, he will need the latest about what Is happen- ' Randolph, Mary Hull, mother of ed to pay particular attention to SU E. Stb Are. the groom; Rose Ncaly, mother to Uie big city of N. York at Uie another week to recuperate when big in Columbus and tell about their wartime service if they ex­ Wra. Women and Children'* BARBER SHOP end of the month to attend the ENROLLMENT INFORMATION he returns to Columbus. Por, some of the people whom 1 have of the bride. Miss Rosetta Nealy's Hair Cutttef CantRlrtr Barber Seratre wedding ot her mother and plans pect to get a GI loan, as many •very time 1 saw him he was ina had the pleasure of meeting on and Mr. George Hall's unforget­ Hours: 1 SO A. M. 7:M P. M Don Mitchell, Bmrber CAU, WRITE, VISIT veterans will be phased out of the several visits that I have made to table day -Aill be the 18th of Aug­ , to be there for a few days. Here's Sat 1:29 A M. To 8 P. tt. Bcnnie Brogsdale Prop world of trouhle. It is always nice ust at SL Andrews Episcopal | to a lovely time, Joyce. program starting July 25, 1662. CLOSED WEDNESDAY 924 E. LONG ST. OHIO STATE BARBER COLLEGE, IKC to see Herbie,' I always get' the Capital City. (Short Waiting Period) 197 HIGH ST. COLUMBUS 15, OHIO

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*rrrrrrrrrrrr| PAGE 28 THE OHIO SENTTNEL THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1962 THURSDAY, JUIY \T, 1M9 THE OHIO SENTINEI PAGE 2* LEGAL NOTICES PUBUC NOTICES MISC SERVICES REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Charles Booth, whoso Last known NOTICE OF API*ODrrMENT WANT ADS address is Ft Bennlng, Ga., will Notice is hereby given that INTERIOR & S-UNtT GROCERIES, CARRY-OUTS GROCERIES, CARRY-OUTS ARE EASY TO PLACE take notice that on July 10, 1962. Connie L. Wooldrldge, 2500 Harris- APARTMENT BUILDING Geraidine Booth filed her petition burg Pk., Grove City, O., has bc$n JUST DIAL CA. 1-4566 EXTERIOR Located south ot Broad, Yearly ATTENTION! NEW LOCATIONI in ihe Common Pleas' Court ot duly appointed and- qualified as A Courteous Wont Ad income (5100. Franklin County, Ohio,' Division of Executrix of the Estate*ot Kathe­ DECORATOR Taker Will Help You rine Graul, late of Franklin Coun­ "Our Buddie" Domestic Relations in Cause No. Painting and General DAY REAL ESTATE Word Your Ad ty, O., deceased. 106655. praying for a divorce from Maintenance •21 E. Broad MINIMUM CHARGE Dated this 20th day ot June, 1962. him on grounds of gross neglect of Ct„ S-7S66 BE. T-TSttt $1.40 JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE duty, and further asks temporary Phone: 258-6321 DICK'S FOOD MARKET Judge ot the Probate Court • *l_Xt) DOWN PAYMENT Display Wont Adi and permanent custody of their 209070 7-12, 19, 26. 1962 861 St. Clair Ave. AX. 9-5280 Per Inch $1.40 three minor children, Ann, 13; HOUSE FOR RENT Very clean. 8-bedroom family Groceries, Meats, Confections Bertha Mae, 11; and Charles Boo­ NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given (hat home, targe living room, dining th, ill, 9. Said cause will be for A NEW HOUSE. 4 rooms, $63 a LEGAL NOTICES Elizabeth N. Heck, 88 N» Brinker room, kitchen with pantry and hearing on or after Aug. 23, 1962. month, all utilities paid. First ~ WiUiam~Houstonj whose last Ave., Columbus, O., has been duly basement. New gas furnace and —Webster S. Lyman, Jr., Att'y. come, firat served. Call after 4 known address ls 1157 Penny St., appointed and qualified as Execu­ hot water tank, plus 2-car garage. HUDSON CARRY-OUT p.m. AM. 9-6139. 7-12, 19, 26, 8-2, 16, 1962. Payments only $83 per month. GENTS ATHLETIC CLUB who will bold Its bert Morehead, secretary, aad Veraoa Perry, Columbus, O., will take notice that trix ot the Estate ot Elizabeth 1324 E. Main St. (Just West of Main Theatre) CL. 8-0056 Neubert, late of Franklin County, Terms available. Ed Riley BE. Minimi Semi-Formal dance at the Neil House chmn. of tbe prograre committee. 8taodiog: on June 18, IMS, Louise Houston James E. Robinson, whose last APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT CARRY-OUT OR DELIVERY O., deceased. 7-6957. Ballroom on Saturday, inly 14, are pictured Charles Roberts, Rob«ri Arriagtoa, James Kel­ filed her petition in the Common known address is 159 Cleveland Now Featuring "ERMANDO'S PIZZA" Pleas Court ot Franklin County, Dated this 20th day of June, 1962. from left to light. Priace .Mallory. »• Browa, ley, Walter «lamesoa, dames Edwards, Cole­ ! Ave., Columbus, O., will take no- BILL SPENCEB REALTOB 9 Beer 9 Wine 9/ Champagne 9 Party Saackr Ohio, Division ot Domestic Rela­ JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE BE. 5-8231 Ed Murphy. Thomaa Mlaais, vice presldeat, Troy man Comas, Greea Elland, William Carman, | tlce that on June 27. 1962, Grace Judge ot the Probate Court 9 Groceries 9 Laoch Meatr tions in Cause No. 108305, praying Mix on, president. Ambrose Davis, treasurer, Ro­ sad Louis Perry. M. Robinson filed her petition in 209281 7-12. 19. 26, 1962 Souihgale Manor for a divorce from him on the FOR SALE. No down payment! j th» Common Pleas Court of Frank­ grounds ot gross neglect of duty, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Newly decorated, wall-to-wall lin County, Ohio, Division of Do- and further asks temporary and Notice is hereby given that Apartments carpet, 3 large bedrooms, beam 'Battle Of Music' To Be Featured At Gents Club Dance j mestic Relations In Cause No. celling, mirrored fireplace. By ST. CLAIR CARRY OUT p••• manent custody ot their one Grant S. Richards, 150 E. Broad The Gents athletic club will hold hattie of music between Buddy twist music and will be out to 108510. praying for a divorce from 2100 Block Alum Creek Or. minor child. Marlene Houston, St., Columbus. O., has been duly owner. BR. 4-6267. Jones and his Ebony Rythm boys prove that he is King of Swing. 505 St. Clair Ave. Columbus, O. CL. 2-0229 i htm on the grounds of wilful nb- I heir annual semi-formal dance age 17. Said cause will be for Appointed and qualitied as Execu­ vu © O alp ft and Joe Susl and the Knights of Joe Susl has been making the Groceries, Meats, Confectionery, lco Cream I sence for mors than one year last 5-ROOM, ly,-story residence for Saturday, July 14, at the Nell hearing on or after Aug. 2, 1962. tor of the Estate of Frederick L. l-BEDROOM-467.50 Swing. Jones is well known for headlines for some years in the Wine and Beer to Carry Out Joe Moore, Prop. : past, and further asks temporary sale by owner. Westslde near House ballroom. Hours 9 til 1 a.m. —Webster S. Lyman Jr., astt'y. White, late of Franklin County, 2-BEDROOM— 77.50 his styling of the latest swing and college circles, as well as in some i and permanent custody of their Hilltop. Large lawn, full divided b KATDRE attraction will be the 6-21. 28. 7-5, 12, 19, 26, 1962. O., deceased. 8-BEDROOM— 87.50 of the' top night spots in the state. MODERN MARKET JIMMY'S MARKET i four minor children, James Jr., 14; basement, side drive. Near bus, Known as the man who plays "the Net* Loeatloa ! Margaret F., 13; Franklin L., 12, Dated this 20lh day of June, 1962. school and church. BR. 9-0722. 183 N. 20th BL CL. i-or,2i Argie Dell Smith, whose last CHILDREN WELCOME Sweetest Trumpet," he says, "I 1053 Mt. Vernon Ave. CI.. * OKU ', and Li I vena Robinson, 11. Said JOSEPH J.'VAN HEYDE BEER A WINE < known address is 108 Harper Ave., am out to prove that there ls no Nest to East .taarket ! cause will be for hearing on or Judge of the Probate Court Rental Office Open Dally INSTRUCTION Apt. A, Rome Ga.. will take notice 208909 7-12,19. 26, 1962 Hooks And Slices difference between music of dif­ TO CARRY OUT Specializing In Choice Meats that on June 4, 1962. Robert J. | after Aug. 23. 1962 Wm A. Toler, JOHN W. OALBSKATII A CO. ferent lacial bands and will let Quality Farm-Fresh Produce Smith filed his petition in tho Atfy, 7-12, 19, 26, 8-2. 9, 16, 1962. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT PIANO LESSONS the public be the judge." MISC. 5ERVKES Mon. thru Thurs. Common Pleas Court of Franklin wind out ot the sails that Cart­ 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. UNFURNISHED apartment. 448*4 In your horns or hr' borne ot CON1TNVED FROM PAGE tS TICKETS may be purchased County, Ohio, Division of Domestic PUBLIC NOTICES Notice Is hereby given that wright raises. Frl. and SaL E. Long st. 5 rooms. Very nice, teacher tn your area. Bertha M. from members of the Gents club. Relations In Cause No. 108208, Angelina R. Demana, 2131 Morse on the course during the tourna- • A CERTAIN PLAYER ts COLUMBUS LAUNDRY 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT basement with locker room. Daarud Studios. 274-8548. Capital City newsstand, Oasis Bar praying for a divorce from her on Rd., Columbus, O., has been duly nicnfj and I was convinced that sorry that he is such a poor judge Notice is hereby given that and at the door. For Information appointed and qualified as Adminis­ Youngstown sink, automaUc hot 20 Years tn Columbus the was still Interested in the of golfers. George Smith convinc­ & DRY CLEANING FEATHERSTONE MKT the grounds of wilful absence for! Reginald A. Vernon, 993 Ellworlh call AX.-9-2807. tratrix of the Estate of Frank De­ water. Adults only. CA. 4-0723. j-;iine and is playing a better game ed that he can still play golf when 459 N. 18TH ST. Vf.. 84035 a period of more than one year ; Ave., Columbus, O., has been duly VMM Mt. Veraoa Ave. OL. S-10H mana, late of Franklin County, O., Ask for Chris. VEGETABLES MEATS last past. Said cause will be for j appointed and qualified- as Ad- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY than ever. A likeable person, on* he is serious. How the match end­ Family and Bachelor Bundles GROCERIES deceased. wonders about the wane in inter* ed I am not sure but SMTTTY had MISC. FOR SALE Drapes, Blankets, Repairs A hearing on or after July 19. 1962. ministrator of the Estate of John DOES your family want a boat? Beer A Wise Te Carry Out 2 ROOMS for employed adults est ot the lady goiters of Colum­ a comfortable lead after the first Alterations —William H. Brooks, Atty. 6-7, W. Vernon, late ot Franklin Coun­ Dated this 19th day ot June, 1962. STACSFER reducing couch with Weekdays 8 A.M. 10 P. M. A nice vacation? You can earn FLORINE RAMSEY, Mgr. Sundays 9 A. M. - n P. M. 14, 21, 28, 7-5, 12, 1962. JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE only $« per week. Phone 258-8001. bus while other cities are concen*. two holes. attachments. Call 258-5069. ty, O.. deceased. 82 and more per hour as the C. L, RAMSEY, Fran. Parly Supplies — Domestic Judge of the Probate Court trating on the fair sex. Is T. J. McCammon's brother Avon lady. CA. 1-3379. A Imported Chamoagnes Jack Belcher, whose last known Dated this 21st day of June. 1962. 209173 7-12, 19, 26. 1962 APARTMENT for rent Nicely 9 CHRIS SAMS has been play­ learning to do the TWIST? Seem­ JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE WE DELIVER address is Red Jacket, W. Va., ingly, he has been one of those Judge of the Probate Court lighted rooms. Call 224-6606. APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT ing better than ever here ot late. SAM'S will take notice that on June 12, TALKING BIBLE 209510 7-12, 19. 26, 1962 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT A stickler for fair play, seeming­ non-dancers for the past several SHINE PARLOR 1962, Mary Katherine Belcher filed years. Having his little brother "Voice ot Scripture"—the com­ TBI'S MARKETS Notice is hereby given that ly, he Is in the DOGHOUSE with 338 ti. 20th SI., Columbus, O. her petition in the Common Pleas COOPERS TOURIST lo escort his girl friend to all of plete New Testament. King James 818 Mt. Vemon Av*. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Robert E. DcMuth, 827 Copland New Ford Hotel No. 2 tome ot the players tor infrac­ Prop. SAMUEL FENSON Court of Franklin County, Ohio, ! the dances was fine until he hap­ Version, on 85 18-RPM records. CL. 3-2021 Notice ts hereby given that Rd.. Columbus, O., has been duly £59 N. 17tb St. CL. 5 5113 tions of rules that they continued (33«) (!«•> Division of Domestic Relations In 65-4H I*.:. Long St. OA 64421 Handsomely bound and beautiful­ 1223 E.Long St. Willmetta Harris, 1957 Kent St., appointed and qualified as Ad­ to be guilty of at times and he pened to go along one night and Cause No. 108329, praying for a WeL tarnished, clean with Transient and Permanent ly recorded with not a single word CL 3-7662 Columbus, O., has been duly ap- ministrator of the Estate of Jerome Jjust called the shots as they were while sitting on the sidelines, they EDWARD P. ZIPF rery modern hotel facilities Guests Welcome Complete line Of divorce from him on the grounds j pointed and quallfied%s Adminis- i Duane Anderson, late of Franklin mpposed to be. had so much fun that he decided changed. An Ideal gift for clergy­ Known from coast te coast let FORD HOTEL No. 1 STflJL 90 8. Ohio Ave. CL. 8-3580 Beer and Wine To Carry Out of wilful absence for a period of | tralrix of the Estate of Oscar County, O., deceased. Eugene Carter has convinced that he would either learn to dance men, shut-ins. the blind, Sunday homelike atmosphere. OPERATED AT 170 N. Cltl ST. Bicycles for Rent, Bicycle Tires U Hour-Service CA. 4-0854 more than one year last past, and McBroom, late of Franklin County, George Cartwright that ENOUGH again or little brother would have Schools, or anyone who loves the and Supplies, All Kinds ot Keys Dated this 20th day of June. 1962. further asks for title to real estate. O., deceased. PRESSURE will cook any HAM. to find his own girl lo escort Bible. For details, Call 885-11(0. Made, Sharpening, ot Lawn* Said cause will be for hearing on JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE ERNIE'S MARKET Playing better than ever, those around. mowers, Scissors and Knives or after July 26. 1962.—Wm A. Dated this 15th day of June, 1962. Judge of tho Probate Court MISC SERVICES 322 Taylor Ave CL. 2-8198 209509 7-12, 19, 26, 1962 booming drives that Carter Is able 9 OSCAR GAMBY, SR., will do Toler, Att'y. 6-14, 21, 28. 7-5, 12, JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE THE HAWKINS New Stock. Complete Line Judge of the Probate Court 65 N. MONROE AVE. CL. 3-4815 lo hit seems to take all of the a flip when he learns that his pic­ BROOKS' AUTO of Groceries. Quality Meats 19. 1962. 299422 7-12. 19. 28. 1962 ture is one of those in the latest NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Wo Welcome Old ond Now Patrona and *f»p»ttthlea Eugene Hambric, whose last j Transient Guest Welcomed issue of the "On The Ball" maga­ j. W. WILLIAMS CO. ELECTRIC SERVICE NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given that zine. One of the most publicity known address is 1731 E. Long st.. Wo Continue to Reader the Same Exclusive, Repairing Generators, SMITH'S Apt A, Columbus, O.. will take \ Notice ts hereby given that Josephine Harriet Wedemcyer. 393 BUSINESSES FOR SALE minded golfers In the Cincinnati 855 E. Long at Monro* Derrer Rd., Columbus, O.. has Efftoimil Regulators, Starters notice that on June 5, 1962 Judith Grace Bruner, 230 S. Westmore club, I am sure that I will be 253-3352 258-0228 been duly appointed and qualified Rear 46« 8. Washlagtoa Ave. CONFECTICNERY Hambric, being a minor, through Ave., Columbus, O., has been duly forced to go to Cincinnati and de­ as Executor of the Estate of Art­ 1470 Gronvilte St. a. 3-1308 her next friend and father, James '• appointed and qualified as Ad­ BAR & FOOD liver him a copy in person. hur A. Wedemeycr, late of Frank­ Hathaway & Ferguson Groceries, Meats. Confections E. Mason, filed her petition In the ministratrix of the Estate of Harry Beautiful Exclusive BREEDLOVE lin County, O., deceased. ROOFING Daily 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Common Pleas Court of Franklin Mark Bauchmlre, late of Franklin Choice E. Main St. Neighbor­ A FURNACE WORK ELIZABETH RANSOM ond County, Ohio, Division of Domes­ County. O., deceased. READER-ADVISOR BROOKS S73 Mt Vernon Ave. Dated this 20th day ot June, 1962. hood spot. Plenty of Business. ALMA DEWS, Props. tic Relations In Cause No. 108227. JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE CL. 84414 Dated this 20th day of June. 1962. Priced right with good lease. braying for a divorce from him Judge of the Probate Court Eastgate Clifton Park REALTY (0. MISC. FOR SALE MISC. FOB SALE JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE 207988 7-12. 19. 26. 1962 on the grounds of extreme cruelty, Judge of the Probate Court Don Terry, Sales Mgr. 2(19192 7-12. 19. 26. 1962 SISTER CHEROKEE and further asks for temporary Apartments GROCERIES & MEAT 120 HAMILTON AVE. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT and permanent custody ol their Spiritual, Religions Healer CA. 4-5770 CA. 1-3143 MILLER'S FURNITURE STORE line minor child, Jay Hambric, age NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Children Welcome Complete Line of Used Furniture and Rugs Notice Is hereby given that 1 or 2 Bedrooma Long established Oak st. Mar­ Will remove evil spirits and bad BUYING and SELLING : year. Said cause will be for ! Notice is hereby given that Clarence E. Green, 516 S. Murray Ranges, Refrigerators, Wnshert. Sewing Machines Very neat and clean, near ket. Good volume. Owner re­ luck, will help you through all CA. 4-9889 Columbus, O. 189 K. MAIN ST. hearing on or alter Aug. 9, 1962— Mary Haines, 109 Wetmore Rd., | Hill, Columbus, O., has been duly S bedrooms, very dean, your sorrow, put you on the L. P. Henderson, Atty. 6-28, 7-5, Columbus. O., has been duty ap­ appointed and qualified as Execu­ near school*. Attractive achoola, beautifully land tiring. Ideal for man. wife and road to happiness. First time 8TOP AT EASY TERMS WE BUY AND HELL FREE DELIVERY 22, 19, 26. 8-2, 1962. pointed and qualified as Execu­ tor of the Estate of Esther J. bath and shower, flrat Door scaped, tree swimming in this vicinity, as she just son. Low price of S8500 which is came from England. 90? W. JEFFS POOL ROOM trix of the Estate of Anna T. Mer­ Green, late of Franklin County, O., pool, children'a playground. laundry, brick buildings, Broad St. (Next to Ater's Drive- PUBUC NOTICE cer, late of Franklin County, O., less than original cost ot equip­ deceased. garbage disposal, I play brick buildings, near bo* in.) For appointment call 228- 1218 MT. VERNON AVE. PAPIER'S SHOE STORE deceased. Grounds. On busline. line. ment. 5922. Cigars, Candles and Ice Cold NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Dated this 20th day ot June, 1962. 938 MT. VERNON AVE. Notice ts hereby given that Dated this 20th day of June, 1962. JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE . , Soft Drinks Factory Returned tie Sample Shoes for Men, Opal E. Robertson, 1200 Oakwood JOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE Judge ot the Probate Court Women and Children Ave., Columbus, O.. has been duly- BARBER SHOP Judge of the Probate Court 209412 7-12. 19, 26, 1962 $14.75 Month MISC. SERVICES TENNIS SHOES 50, Jp NURSES' OXFORDS — $1.00 Up appointed and qualified as Execu­ 2093S3 7-12. 19. 26, 1962 '82°° Month Children's Tap Dancing Shoes $1 to $2 trix ot the Estate of Christ W. j BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY N. Nelson Rd. & 1750 Clifton Avo, Well known 2 chair shop on Oak Bollens. late of Franklin County, j MISC. FOR SALE Maryland Ave. Open » 4, u. t» j r. H St. Good Business for the low O.. deceased. 445 E. LONG ST. Storeroom I9x Sunday 2 te & P. fli. Sunday 2U5P.IB. CiAS price of JlOOCv Complete. Own ™ DRIVE-IN REARERS GENE'S USED CLOTHING Dated this S2nd day of June, 1962. j RANGE. 2 circulating gas 40. Suitable for beauty parlor, L0N6 AND GRANT 1117 ML Vera** Ave. CI- 84244 COn barber shop or any business. Complete Dry Cleaning Serriee, Alteratt—• A I .TOSEPH J. VAN HEYDE *'*""• V"™ ^ ££ your own business. Used dothin^ Store Full basement CA. 4-0723. Ask Drapes A Household Articles Our Specialty Judge of the Probate Court vinator refrigerator. Phone 258- CL. 8-4053 1 • Day Service Pick-dp A Delivery Clothing and Shoes lor Chris. a. um Cor. Long * Grant •098U f-12, if, 2g. 1962 1088. CALL MR. DON AX. 1-4W87 For The Entire Family 222 E. Fifth Ave. it Feerth ». Wa en? aad sell ladies aa HU. 6-9789 Chariea Cblluu, Prep. mes'a wed clothing. Variety ot Household Items

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'aaaa, and doing a nice job. Al­ Crosswhite spent three days In Members ot several churches 9 CORRECTION! June 24 there though these were th* only places Marlon, O., aa delegates to the motored to Columbus zoo for the were 14 Masons present for St. I could make, I could easily see URBANA CALLING AME Sunday school Convention annual Sunday school picnic Sun­ John's Day Instead ot the four as Nile Beat that the holiday was affecting the last week. day, July 1. The cavalcade left previously reported in The Sent- night spots. In a beautiful setting In the from St. Paul's church. lnel. by WILLIAM "-'BUBBLES" BOLLOWAl* Miss Glide Underwood has re­ Continued From Page 4 Methodist parish house on W. 9 CHICAGO, Zuly 5. Driving turned horns after spending a two Belle Moore, Viola Bowser, Ethel Church st. the third district meet­ into Chicago from the Indiana weeks' vacation In London as guest Rlchey, Helen Petway and Bar­ ing of the American Legion Aux­ 9 WELL, IT'S over and gone, Turnpike that drops you right in­ ot a cousin and family, Mr. and bara Scott were dinner guests ot iliary was held. One-hundred and that 4th Joly that empties Jour to the Skyway reminds one more Mra. Sherman Cunningham. forty-one members and visitors pockets, and leaves you with good and more of the Pulaski Skyway Mrs. Mamie Bryant recently. Frank's Auto Sales were present. Cities represented and bad memories. The 4 th, to in N.Y. In a matter ot seconds 9 MB, ANR MILS. William Isley Youth Day will be held at St. were Springfield, Dayton, Troy. me, always marks the real begin­ you are in the heart ot this spraw­ had aa 4th of July dinner guests Paul July 18 with youth sponsor­ Falrbom, CedarvlIIe, Plqua, St. ning of summer. ling metropolis, with h£r unique John and Robert Speaks, Spring­ ing a covered dish dinner. July Specials Paris, London, Xenia, Covington. Picnic-goers galore were at their police sirens that you seem to field, and Mesdames Rose Speaks 9 THE 1842 class of Urbana Loveland, Vandalla, Collinsburg, 9 '87 SILVER HAWK, UAH. s s. Red 21999 favorite parks, or beaches, like hear on every corner, thousands and Julia Bell. High school held their first an­ Jamestown, Osgood, Tlpp City. 9 '87 FORD Fairlane 4-Dr., RAH, ww tires 59* Sterling's Farm, in Newark, where of expensive boats that blend in Missionary Society ot Bishop niversary June 24. Twenty-two Greenville, Trotwood and Brad­ 9 '58 PLYMOUTH Wagon 4-Dr., RAH, ww Urea «9» the Dirk Shelton Band provided »o beautifully with the whitecaps, Smith's church in Columbus ren­ classmates, their husbands and ford. Unit 203 had Mesdames Ad­ 9 '87 PONTIAC 4-Dr., HT, PS A PB 199 music that had the trees patting that dix.ipp.-ar as suddenly as dered a program at Bethesda Pen­ wives toured the scholo building. die Alien and Marion Couts as 9 '88 RAMBLER S-M. RAH, ww tires CM their limbs. Others enjoyed the they appear, making the entire tecostal church July 8. They also After the business session, they re­ delegates. Refreshments were hospitality of the Belmont's An- scene look like a Michaelangelo © '58 FORD *DT., HT, RAH «88 provided food and presented a newed acquaintances and met at served. nu.ti Hickory Haven Picnic, where mssterplece. Yes. that's Chicago © '54 LUICK 2-Dr., HT I»3 program. Elder H. Mitchell was tha airport for dancing and dinner. everything goes. Still there were by day—now let's see her by night. "BUBBLES guest speaker. Elder H. T. Moore Among those attending wer* Mes­ 9 A BIRTHDAY dinner was those that just had to travel — After a hurried check In at the Is host pastor. Sister Treva Ran­ dames Ayes ha (Berkley) Duff in, given July 1 in honor of Herbert low Down Payments — Easy Terms like me for Instance. I started out 95 that takes you straight Into the Southmoor Hotel, that caters to som was guest speaker during the Harrlsburg, Pa., and Evelyn (Ta- Rogan by his parents, Mr. and picnicking at Lake Pleasant Hill*. hills, that are indeed very plea­ more and more Ohioans. so says evening program, assisted by El­ born) CordeM. Mrs. Tom Rogan, at their home on 544 L 5th Phone 299-7331 just outside of Mansfield, and end­ sant. Mr. Mima, the manager of the Charles Ray Otey and Stanley Rt. 2. ed up In Cleveland on the 4th, and der Mitchell. 9 CLEVELAND, and the Carne­ 800 room, park and lake over­ Chicago on the 5th. gie Hotel, with Dean Joiinton as looking, apartment hotel. Gene Ammoas, with the Jack McDuff 9 PIJEA9ANT IIIII.s. you will your host, who makes a nice com­ Quartet, at McKies Lounge will find as nice as its name, with a fortable room even more so with jazz you up on on your way to beautiful lake nestled at the foot his chatter about happenings Riller Johnson's Archway where of each hill, combining forces to around the nightclub circuit, like Bill Henderson ".holds forth with make one large body of water for the House ot Smith's, I,eo*s Casi­ < the celebrity seeking crowd. I real­ your boating and swimming plea­ no, which last week had the great ly enjoyed the song styling of per­ sure. Driving north on the Free- Jimmy Smlia, and this week book­ sonable Gloria Lynn at the Suther­ May, 71 that is. to Rt. 97. taking ed in Johnny Smith, both terrific land. Especially so since this was 'a right on 97, will lead you Into organists. Valerie Carr, at the Tia RECREATION ls a mooh needed Item during these busy times aad the Litchfield lounge, aware of this fact, has enlarged Its faci­ lities to accommodate more equipment tor indoor sport. As a sug- gesHoa. Floyd Browa, co-owner of the popnlar spot (see ad on page 80) ls shown as he took time out to enjoy the mellow flavor ot Ear­ ly Times, a fine addition to the pleasure, served by lovely barmaid Maggie McElroy.—Pierce and Son Photo. LITCHFIELD RECREATION ROHM the same stage that my beloved were the biggest two words in tho sweet Nancy Wilson was Just on. whole Chicago entertainment I ask you how do you compare world, which was really saying two wonderful artists? Well, you something, with Kay Charles. Jim­ don't, so let's go down town on CA. 4-0614 my Smith, Bettey carter, and one 90 N. 4th ST. CA. 4-4326 Rush st. C'est Si Bon, C* Est of those humming quartets at the Magniflque! Yes, Eartha Kitt at Regal Theatre, the Treaiers, and Mister Kelly's is truly magnifi­ Oscar Browa Jr., all on Rush st. cent. Yea, they were all saying some­ 9 THE HEADING on the mar­ thing, but this sign just said; Mr. quee says two words that "to me Piano, vvho else but my man and friend Erroll Garner. The Londoa Hou»e at Michigan and Wacker dr., Club Entertains one of the few houses tn Chicago that can afford the genius ot Er­ The Congenials entcrtaired roll, was the spot that made my their husbands and friends at the whole holiday weekend complete. home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Tay­ Alter an entire evening at the fabu­ lor, 846 N. Ohio av., recently. lous London House, listening to Members are: Mesdames I ma the misty-eyed Garner, Erroll and CAFE SOCIETY. INC.. Dave Humphrey, ow­ Monday aad Saturday matinee. Left to rightt Lawson, pres.; J. W. Schley, vice I after weeding our way through ner, proudly presents tbe Barton and Selby Trio, Paola Roberts, «a drams: Wilma Barton, sax, pres.; Adean Cunningham, secy; autograph seekers, watched the for aa unlimited engagement. Above Is tbe enter­ aad Day tou Selby, oa organ. R. W. Pace, Jerry Taylor, Al Free­ sun rise on Lake Micigan while taining trio, who will also greet music lover* at man. Pecolla Malcora and Edward eating chicken and spaghetti in Owens. the new home of Rath Harris and Pegg Scott. Being very close to The guest list included Mr. and the Skyway, that has Home writ­ Mrs. George Woodson, Mr. and ten on it tor me, happy was I, as Mrs. Embry Cobbs, Mrs. Gertrude I merrily hummed "MUD", all the Ragland. Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Boyer, Mr. and Mrs. James M«> way back to Columbus. Dade, Pat Taylor, Mrs. Francis That was my holiday! Sullivan,' R. W. Pace,' William Trultt. Mr. and Mrs. Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. D. Adams and Mr. and DOCTOR Mrs. Leroy Butcher. Indianapolis. Enjoy am evening at the beautiful reereation room, of X-2K's the UUJtfield Lounge, bottom right, -where pool it a Race Choirs On Mf popular sport for the ladies, as tjemonstrated above by July, ABC Radio choirs will be: Morehouse College. Atlanta (July ADDITION: Wanda Lowe and Gloria Clarke. The management ex- 15); St. Paul's College, Lawrence. 995 419 961 presses its wish for club parties to jMtrticipale in the Va. (July 22) and Lane College, 358 267 1&7 Jackson, Tenn. (July 28). sporting atmosphere. For information call Floyd Brown SUBTRACTION: *»r "Clem" Creen at CA. 44326 or CA. 44)614. MICHIGAN State baseball re­ 567 542 762 gulars Jay Bach and Dan Costello .234 300 410 THE DICK SHELTON COMBO, wen known to opening. Friday. July 13. DarreO Eubaaks, cen­ played together at Tonawanda, N. Columbus aght lifers, will Join the 892 Club. ter. Is featured singer wtth the combo, which Y., high school prior to attending ADDITION; 838, 888, 148 LOUNGE -BAR MS St. Clair a v., when they celebrate their grand haa an unlimited augagwueal et tto$stm,~< -\ SilBTRACTION: 32, tit, 858 : MSU. ALSO OPEN FOR YOUR PLEASURE

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