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OHIO 3TATE MUSEUM LI8RART Come in... Write in... Call GARY'S... CA. 4-2545 SECOND OF THREE ARTICLES: WHAT THE ELECTION MEANS TO THE NEGRO ~*-»5"«» OPEN MONDAY 12:30 to 9 P. M—TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 A. to 5 :30P. Me Bosses Schneider, Heer Divide And Conquer By JOHN Ii. COMBS dorsement of tha so-called in On one side of the contro cis by declining to certify him On tbe other hand, she con Sentinel Political Editor surgent Democratic move versy, it is argued that she for the position. tends that she announced her ment. has allowed herself to become S THE CURRENT municipal It is obviously on the basis of candidacy long before Francis, In an interview with Mrs. a pawn, to be used by Boss this action that Mrs. Nichols is thus his supporters have no A campaign creeps inauspic- Nichols several weeks ago, she Heer in his everlasting feud iousiy into its homestretch, suspected of being used as a ground for a logical complaint. told this writer that she became with the Insurgent element. It tool by Heer to further his In further defense of her standing out like a sore thumb a write-in candidate at the sug is further persisted that it Is is the Columbus council race, ceaseless battle for supreme write-in candidacy, she. points gestion of Boss Heer. Tha ac Deer's intention of using her command of Democratic politics out that with four Democratic in which two Negroes are aspir tion was taken, she explained, to set up a "divide and con ing tor nomination. They art in the city and county. This con aspirants to be nominated, it is after she was disqualified for quer" device, in a fervent clusion may or may not be just- absurd for anyone to consider John L. Francis, young attor lack of a sufficient number of hope of defeating Francis. ney, and Constance C. Nichols, fied, but in view of the circum her as running against Francis. valid names on her petition fil (See Lucius Lee's column on stances in which it arose, it ap But regardless of whatever any prominent businesswoman, both ed with the Board of Election. editorial page). Democrats. pears to be a reasonably sound one may think, say or do, that In entering the contest under A militant NAACP leader, theory. Nichols girl -wants the public to Mrs. Nichols is a write-in admittedly cumbersome circum Francis hasn't been in the good Of course,* Mrs. Nichols em know that she has no intention candidate, running under the stances, Mrs. Nichols, wittingly graces of the Heer machine phatically denies playing a of withdrawing from the contest. since he knocked off its candi drab banner of Walter Heer, or unwittingly, touched off a "divide and conquer" role and Like the other side of the is inveterate boss of the county rash of torrid comments, which date for 7th ward committee insists that her chances for' man last year. As a result, Heer, sue, Mrs. Nichols has a point in Democratic machine, while conceivably could develop into the nomination, with the back her argument. But in view of Francis, who qualified for the a red hot issue in soma politi in a fit of desperation, attempt ing of Heer's machine, are as cal circles. ed to even the score with Fran race by petition, has tbe en good or better than Francis*. Continued On Page 2
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r Jaay T.l»W.. •« Paa* VOL. 6. No. 45 •Ct of March ) U78. SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1955 COLUMBUS. OHIO GIRL KILLING Story On Page 3 SENATE HEARING SHOWS Widespread Bias
Against Negro CI WE CARRY OUR OWN ACCOUNTS WHICH MAY BE OPENED IN 1 MINUTES PHONE . . . MAIL COUPON NOW . . . SHOP IN PERSON! i UAKVS JtWhLKKS PHONE TODAY MAIL ORDER DEPT I a K. STATE ST, COLUMBUS. O. i FOR i fUmaa aamd ma tha 01-Pe. FalrbanW. W..J Smtkat V/ra... I and Tool Sat at JJ3.MS EDCIMW *1 00. I afr** !• pa.f I THIS baianca al tl.oo waaklf. l OUTSIDE FRANKLIN COUNTY C, O. D. ONLY. i Workers In „ GREAT I l 'jewelers VALUE •t i I Waaa I CA. 4-2545 I 'Mima. l Special Operators D < EDNA MAE ALVERSON (BIGHT) BEAMS proudly after ° 3 EAST STATE ST • winning The Sentinel's "Miss Central Ohio Waitress or Bar on Duty from c*r- In My r»OaR# I i maid" contest Her boss and sponsor, Dave Handler, owner of 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. Ohio Industry JUamn- I Columbus' Paradise Cafe, is pictured with Edna Mae, along with Ida Kelly. 1954 winner who crowned her successor at Monday THE OHIO SENTINEL night's coronation ball. Story elsewhere this edition.—Piefco SATURDAY, APRIL 16. 1953 Story Onuut Pagi v"*r\e iinmnnuitMui" 8 - t.«»\ •• Photo. PAGE! THC OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 19SS w SATURDAY, A?R1L 23, 198S THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGES Bosses Schneider, Heer Divide And Conquer COLUMBUS GIRL, 17, HELD IN FATAL SHOOTING OF MAN IN TIFF break in the Democratic ranks, elected a Negro to almost any side them, he didn't know of is exactly this; On the one hand, Continued From Page 1 The case of a 17 year old Co started ut a Joyce av. tavern, in the hall, the girl told police. her. She then fired three After investigating the case, and the bold brushoff the Re office it desired. But it is con any Negro in Columbus ha could we have a party so thoroughly lumbus high school girl who where she and her husband She said they tussled to the times from a distance of 7 or homicide police placed the mat publican machine has handed ceivable that, with its full sup afford to give a council seat. disintegrated and plagued with floor and she' turned on the S ft., hitting Brown in the ter in the hands of juvenile* the tact that write-in candidates shot and killed a 35 year old were having a few drinks Satur the colored faithful in the past port, a Negro could be elected That is the position Boss dissension it is virtually hope man Sunday was being studied day night. When he became an lights to find Brown choking her chest, right arm and back. authorities. rarely ever win elections under several years, we may have to to council. Or better than that, Schnieder took when he had less, and on the other hand, wa gry and struck her, she left him cousin. Brown was taken to White Funeral services were held similar circumstances, it Is con by juvenile authorities at Senti wait for a long, long time. Boss Schnieder certainly could an opportunity to put one of have a powerful machine which nel press time Wednesday. The at the inn and was escorted Miss Howie said she ordered Cross hospital in a police ambu for Brown at Brooks mortuary, siderably a weak point For Thanks f«r this deplorable have picked a Negro to fill one our group In council, and ac is ao brazenly reactionary and action resulted from an Infor home by friends. Brown to stop and let her up, lance, where he was pronounced Wednesday with Rev. J. W. Par- while she is not running as a situation, for the most part, of three vacancies which were cording to reliable sources, he blind, it has lost step with an mal complaint filed against Shortly after arriving home, or "I'll shoot," but he Ignored dead on arrival. rish officiating. direct opponent of Francis, it's can go to William Sehnleder, open in council two years ago. took that same stand when tha important clement .of the atomic Marcia Howie. 692 E. Starr av., going to be awful difficult to Mrs. Brown said, her husband chief of the county GOP out At that time, he told this writ GOP council slate was picked era. with the court Tuesday. also arrived and began pound convince many people of seeing fit. However, the apathy and er that it was his job to appoint at his party's convention some Hence, as the campaign rip it that way. Miss Howie, a senior at Cen ing on the front door, demand lethargle state of Negro Re persons he was reasonably sure time ago. For although there ples into its final week, it be tral High, was detained at coun ing the keys to their car. When EDNA ALVERSON COPS W-B TITLE Meanwhile, the split in the De publicans themselves have could be reelected and he didn't were numerous Negro dele- hooves tha Negro to carefully ty jail for the fatal shooting of she refused to open the door, mocratic ranks during the past been a contributing faetor for know any Negro whose popular fates and alternates at the consider the above facts, before Walter Brown of the Starr av. she said, Brown went to the With a climactic note of sus ceived u 21 jewel Lady Bulova lots was done by J. R. Wilson several years, has already prov their pathetic political retro ity reached that standard. He convention, not one raised his making up his mind about whom address. The victim was the side of the house and awoke wrist watch from Gary's Jewel gression. pense added as tabulators waded and Associates and Att'y Frank ed costly to the voters of that said he wouldn't hesitate to ap voice to nominate a colored to vote for come May 3. husband of Shirley Ann Brown, Miss Howie, who was sleeping through mountains of bonus bal ers, 3 E. State st., and The Sen Shearer. party and of the citizen of Co Perhaps we would be split point Jesse Owens, who resides brother. 'This series will be completed cousin of Miss Howie. in a second floor bedroom, to lots, The Sentinel's third annual tinel. * ting a hair to say that the pow Prior to thc announcement of lumbus. And the splinter fac in Chicago; or Wilbur King, who Thus, in a nutshell, the plight in the next issue of The Senti Homicide detectives said the let him in. "Most Popular Waitress or Bar winners, an entertainment filled tion among Negro Democrats erful GOP machine could have has long since deceased, but be of Columbus Negroes in politics nel. Darnella Lolow, amassing a girl readily admitted the According to detectives, maid" contest culminated with total of 14,000 votes, was declar evening was provided by out can serve only to make bad shooting, explaining Brown, Brown crawled through a kit the coronation ball and an ed fourth prize winner and re standing performers from cen matters worse. father of four small children, chen window after Miss Howie nouncement of winners at the ceived a 21 jewel Lady Bulova tral and southern Ohio. Mr. and It goes without saying that Featherstone'sMarket Sees refused to heed a warning to also refused to open the door. Lincoln ballroom, Col u m b us, wrist watch from Gary's and Mrs. Claude Grant, billed as the Negroes are in desperate stop beating his wife. Police Inside, Brown once again start Monday night. The Sentinel. She was entered "Satin and Velvet," did inter quoted the girl as saying the ed the argument, as they mount pretive dances. Tee Brooks, need of capable representation Getting the nod us most popu from Skurdy's Music Bar, Co argument between Brown and ed the stuirs to the second floor. lumbus. •"• lovely blues vocalist, appeared in council, but with a wide open Rapid Growth Recently Hearing the argument, Miss lar in central Ohio was lovely backed by the Five Notes fea his wife became so heated, "it Edna Mae Alvcrson, choice of looked like someone was going Howie said she got thc .38 cali With the backing of thc Nov turing Norman Brown on saxo to get hurt and it wasn't golug bre revolver from under a mat Columbus' Paradise club, whose elty Bar, Columbus, Mary Lun phone. tremendous total of 114,675 to be Shirley If I could help tress in the room of her grand dy gathered a total of 13,350 The Charles Crosby quartet it." mother, Mrs. Cora L. Lindsay. more than doubled that of her votes to receive fifth place. Her closest contender. with Paul Cousar on tenor saxo Action leading up to the trag They continued the argument award was also a 21 jewel-Lady phone and Tippy Dyer and his edy, Mrs. Brown told police, into her bedroom, passing her Amiable Edna Mae, whose Bulova wrist watch from Gary's Rhythmettes rounded out the LEE'S and The SentineL charming smile and personable evening's entertainers. manner easily explain her pop Sixth prize winner with 13,225 ANNUAL ularity, was recipient of some votes, Lula Hairston, represent $450 in prizes. ing the Sportsman's Grill of Co CARD OF THANKS Capsuling The News A floral crown, by Cynthia's lumbus, received a costume TERRY—We wish to express Floral Shop, 887 E. Long st, jewelry set from Sully"s Loan our sincere thanks to the many was placed atop her head by Co., 1063 Mt. Vernon av. In ad friends who gave their kindness, UP-TO-THE- MINUTE NEWS ITEMS OF STATE Ida Kelly, 1954 W-B contest dition, Mrs. Hairston copped sympathy and beautiful floral LEVI HOP AND NATIONAL INTEREST winner. A gorgeous 6rchid was both special awards. For mak offerings during the illness and ing the biggest subscription Beatty Center — Col's given her by Bryce's Florists. death of our beloved mother, MRS. JEAN F. EMMONS IS SHOWN with her two children 709 E. Long st. From Pierce's gain from April 2-8, she was Mrs. Nettle K. Terry. The Terry given a Philco clock-radio from vl Thurs.a May 5 # 3-11 picking up entry blanks for the second annual Carnation healthy Studio, she received a portrait Family, Fossett Family and Edited By Norma Wall certificate. Spicer's Furniture Co., 993 Mt. Dudley Family. baby contest from Carl L. Brown's IGA Super Market, 1289 Mt. Vernon av., Columbus. For the Musie By Eddie Saunders Vernon av., Columbus. This establishment is one of more than TONEY—We wish to extend HE UNPRECEDENTED meeting of Nat'l- Topping the array of prizes biggest subscription gain during our heartfelt thanks and appre a score in the Columbus area boosting the contest and distrib T Urban League officers, ^directors and staff was a 21 in. Crosley combina the week April 9-18, she receiv ciation for the acts of kindness, uting entry blank*.—Pierce Photo. members in Kansas City last weekend closed tion television-phonograph com ed the new "Stan Kenton Era," messages of sympathy, prayers THIS HUSBAND-WIFE TEAM, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Feather- plete with hi-fidelity record a package of 60 tunes presented stone, has operated Featherstone'a Market, 459 N. 18th St., Co with adoption of recommendations and policies and beautiful floral offerings which give promise of future program in line player from E. and S. Appli by Jackie's Gay Note Record from our relatives, neighbors lumbus, for more than seven yean. See story.—Pierce Photo. nnces, R. 1454 Clifton av., and Shop, 287 Miami av., Columbus and many, many friends since LaMonte Named with changing social and economic conditions $100 in cash from The Sentinel. K~'aa4aEw\'l • Consultants for session, whose findings were Also finishing among the top the sudden death of our beloved Some seven years ago, Albert bases of many policy decisions, were Harry Placing second was Mary ten were Mary Harris, East wife, mother and daughter, VFW Poppy Featherstone, who had worked Charles F. Spicer Ashmore, executive editor of Arkansas Gazette, Martin, entry from the Vernon Market Restaurant, Columbus, Mary Elizabeth Davidson Toney. a number of years for Timken Little Rock; Dr. William Haber, economics pro club. Columbus, who was con seventh; Deloris Fair,* Skyline Special thanks to Rev. Jenkins | I Roller Bearing Co., and his wife, fessor at University of Michigan; Dr. Eli Gins sistent leader in weekly tallies Bar, Columbus, eighth; Mary and organizations of Second Sals Chairman mmm - *mr- i**W ' Henrietta, combined their sav Attends Sales Meet berg, professor of economics ot Columbus uni based on subscription sales. Her Harrington, Westside Grill, Day Baptist church, assisting minis Commander Otho Ball of C. C. ings and bought a grocery store versity, and Elizabeth Wickenden, N. York. total of 52,000 votes entitled her ton, ninth, and Kathleen Silvers, ters, Winona Chapter No. 86, Caldwell Post 3490, VFW, Co in their neighborhood. Charles F. Spicer, president Among specific recommendations was establish to a new home model Jukette, Harris Bar, Dayton, tenth. Each OES, Pride of Hilltop Lodge, lumbus, announces the appoint Today, after steady growth, of Spicet's, Inc., 995 Mt. Vernon ment of national research advisory council to ihree speed record placer with of these winners also received a F. & A. M. 110 and Wllllams- ment of Nat'l Aide de Camp J. Featherstone's Market, 459 N. av., Columbus, attended tha assist in establishing basic- research policies and automatic changer, given by costume jewelry set ftom Sully's McNabb Funeral Home. .aafaf'""' 18th st., is one ol the most wide Eastern Natural Gas regional program. Creation of commission on training of Mickey Anthony of the Jukette Loan Co. Shelly LaMonte as chairman of Hewitt S. Toney the VFW's annual buddy poppy ly stocked markets of compar sales conference in Pittsburgh, youth to formulate details for enlarged program of preparing Co., 2591.1*. High st., and'$50 In addition, all winners were able size in the area. Monday and Tuesday. youths for better jobs was a second recommendation. Dr. Ginz- in cash from The Sentinel. David Toney sale.Triday and Saturday, May GLADSTONE COTTERELL given portrait certificates from Mr. and Mrs. George R. Gentry. 20-21. of Calvert Distillers Co. con The store's "motto is, *;To' The conference is held annual bc-rg stressed point, workers acquire, skill througblprocess which Representing the* Yacht club Pierce's Studio," U7 Hamilton In accepting the appointment, gratulates Exalted Ruler Mi Have Everything the- Customer ly for gas company officials and begins in early childhood and continues into young adulthood or of Columbus, third place win av., and corsages*:i>y Bryce's LaMonte expressed hope that chael Bello of Monarch Lodge Wants." The stock includes appliance manufacturers. Spicer longer, a point which seemed to necessitate a broader job devel ner was Dorothy Jennings with Florists. IN MEMORIAM this would be the biggest year No. 45 Inc. IBPOE of the fresh meats, dairy products, has attended each year for the opment program for the league. A third recommendation would a total of 16,560 votes. She re The tabulation of bonus bal- WATERS—In loving memory ever in the sale of poppies. Last World on 50th anniversary of brand-name canned foods, fro last 38. lead to establishment of more affiliates in the south. At present, of my devoted husband, Claude year, this post was second in the organization. zen foods, fresh fruits and veg He was associated with the only 15 of 60 branches are in this area where about two-thirds of Herman Waters, who passed the county in sales and an aux etables, dry cereals, staples, manufacture of Moore's stoves Negro population lives. Significantly, the body approved a by away eight years ago, April 21, iliary member, Mrs. Joan Ed soft drinks, notions, beer and for 46 years. During his last 18 law making nutional body delegate body with local affiliates shar 1947. wards, was cited for selling the wine to carry out years with the company, until ing in shaping of national policy. Snapshot Enters Tots In A happy home was once enjoyed. most poppies of any individual. Open House At Miss Shirley Featherstone and 1946, he was general sales man INTERNAT'L NOTES—Asian-African conference of 29 nations Miss Julia Mitchell are employ ager, vice president and direc embracing 1.3 billion of world's population opened in Bandung How sweet the memory still; LaMonte said, "Today, more But death has left a loneliness. than ever, we have a solemn ed at the store. tor. Monday. Despite some common interests of participating nations, State School Mr. and Mrs. Featherstone ar The world can never fill. obligation to help those who. e Spicer is now president of their diversities portended few if any specific agreements. Con Second Carnation Contest gave so much during time of members of Mt. Vernon Av. ference is scheduled to run through Sunday . . . African commis Fondest memories by Wife, LtVRand AME church. Spicer's Gas Heaters, Inc. Ha war. The high cost of living has Slated May t has spent most of his life in the sion of lnternat'1 Union of Travel Organizations will consider ways Nothing to buy, no jingles to them. Emma. placed an increased burden on of promoting tourism in Africa south of thc Sahara during July write, no labels to send in—just Mothers and doctors alike In observance of Ohio Mental sale and manufacture of gas fill out an entry blank and send UDY LEVI'S disabled veterans. It is our re- Civil Service Exam space heaters and was a mem meeting . . . Once independence is granted Gold Coast and Nigeria, know the healthful benefits of Health week, Columbus State it together with a snapshot of Carnation evaporated milk; 187 — 896 — 610 sponsbility to see that they are school, 1606 W. Broad st, has ber of thc requirements com the two htates are expected to take lead in establishing common properly cared for oi.d, relieved wealth of Negro-governed African states with ultimate eye toward your baby to: eight out of 10 mothers who feed S*r gardtnirtf. for rising, fer selected Sunday, May 1, to hold Announcement Made mittee on gas space heating for the formula say, "'My doctor 648 — 316 — 423 so far as possible from greater its annual open house, from 9 and also technical advisory com- role in international affairs through association with Asian-Afri Healthy Baby Contest, P. O. Wiing, let just p*ain kufinr, hardships." The Municipal Civil Sen-ice I can blcc of states. Box 844, Columbus, O. recommended it." 705 — 493 —• 196 tort's the unbeatable comti- to 11 &.m., and 12:30 to 4 p.m. Commission of Columbus has mtitce on gas space heating for naben— LEVI'S—m-ris tough He announced that support Members of the staff and oth many years. ACROSS THE NATION—Supreme court arguments on imple Few contests offer such good announced scheduling of exami mentation of segregation ended Thursday. It is not known when for men of action— and LAOV from othei organizations would ers will conduct visitors through nations for motor equip p. nt chances of winning cash prizes. LEVI'S—tm.tlly tailored Icr be sought. Women especially tiie various buildings'* of which the court will rule but it is expected to be before May 31, when Carnation evaporated milk is mechanic, treatment. plan* at summer recess begins . . . Norfolk (Va.) Redevelopment and Did You Know You (an Buy A Hew th* Ud.tr. are asked to volunteer their ser nil hut three will be open to tendant and maintenance mn h- IHE OHIO SENTINEL sponsoring this contest just for vices to sell the poppies. Mra. the public. Literature will be Housing Authority is ready to start final plans on $6 million slum parents end babies in The Senti anic. clearance project affecting 98 acres of slum properties. Major '55 Merc As Low As $2670.00r Grace LaMonte, past president given visitors explaining func Applications are available and "THE PEOPLE'S CHAMPION" nel's circulation, area. Twenty UEVISBoy's - - $3.65 cf the auxiliary, is chairman of tions of the school and describ portion of Negro homes arc affected . . . Camilla Williams, N. cute, healthy-looking babies in may be filed in the commission tatabli.hcd June I, ltMU. PublUh«4 York Opera Co.. became first Negro to sing with Vienna Opera Payments Only^#^%nn the auxiliary buddy poppy sales ing its program office, Rm. 316, city hall, until • acb waak at 690 Ea»t Long Sir*** by this area will 'be awarded the UDYlrWS - - $3.95 Til* Ohio Saatiaal Pgbllahllac Co.. Co Co. this week and received favorable notices for title role in 20 cash prizes. All parents with 5 p. m., Tuesday, May 3. Tests lumbui 3, Ohio. "Madame Butterfly" . . . Out of court settlement of #0,000 and known for his Integrity, good OU Per Month will be given Saturday. May 7, Subscription Ratti: Oaa Yoor $6 SO) ATTENTION MOTHERS: SU Moatba: S3.80. portion ot any television gross was received by Mrs. Laura Black babies up to four years are A tCr D wn Pl, 8:45 a. m., in the council cham burn Shaw, widow of Jack (Chappie) Blackburn, in suit against ii 2 y»«»t. Use Your Old Car As ALL HARDWOOD ber of city hall. National advrrtliloi rrp: racntati*»; urged to mail in the official en *. , -DownPayment On This Sensational Offer! New Low, LoLow PricePricess •aiociated Publiabara. Inc. SI W. «Stk United Artists. Suit grew out of portrayal of Blackburn in "The try blank in another section of m Permanent appointments to 34 St. Ntw York City. N V. JLd.cn Joe Louis Story" without consent of Mrs. Shaw . . . Everett Lee, Includes Heater Directional Signals, Back-lip Lights, V 2-11771 I t,b W Wa.bincton St. t'.hicaSo this issue. $- fulltime positions will be .rade 2. UL ANdeoti 1-6143; Waaley-fataHl 35, became first Negro to conduct N. York City opera Sunday dur Qr.ll Guard, Oil Filter. Oil Bath Cleaner, Undercoat. ^ PORCH from the eligible lists establish Co.. 6SIS Holly-nod Bl«d . Lot An«clto, In a statement, to this news Bay's Sites 4-1* Calif. HOIIvwood J.71S7J WaaUy-Caaill ing performance of Verdi's "La Traviata." . paper from Carnation Co. head ed. Ru BW Ua GALL OR SEE JOE LYMAN ... At .Sanforised 2.99 £•.-,. **??. " « Fwdsea. OHIO IN THE NEWS—Body of late Ambassador to Liberia. quarters in Los Angeles, a Car Applicants living in Franklin Call!, su 7-eo?a. ij ROCKIR county are eligible to take these Mambcr Nat'l !S«»r,p,p„ Pobllahtra Jesse n. Locker, lay in state in city council chambers of Cincin nation spokesman paid high FREE LEVI HOP TICKETS tests since city employees may Aai'a. nati Tuesday. Burial was Wednesday ... On occasion of tenth tribute to the prominent local now reside anywhere in Franklin TELEPHONES: anniversary of Dunbar Life Insurance Co. of Cleveland, W. J. Ken 'citizens who have been chosen »*•• BEXLEY-MERCURY ON REQUEST AT.... " i?';' Natural county. COLUMBUa nedy, Jr., president of N. Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Co., to judge the babies' snapshots. Finish urged group of listeners to pool resources to solve their economic "Each of these individuals is FErnwood Mlfi-7 problems. Qualities to be pooled, said Kennedy, were religion and judgement and love of chil 2935 Easl Main St. Columbus, 0. STYLE Mrs. Spraflen Is capacity to love one's enemies, physical endurance, power to pro dren," he said. SHOP ^ 0»F« StfK. I? Moor. Jo 6 P. M. DATTON TELEPHONES: duce and reproduce and capacity for individual achievement and The Sentinel believes there ia Hostess To Ass'n MEIrose 8*02-ADams G870 cash reserves ... A cut of $468,975 as compared, to last year's no more worthy cause in the DO. 4588 EV. 8852 lOW-1001 MT. VERNON AVE. Mrs. Lois Spratlen was host SPRINGFIELD TELEPHONES: budget has been recommended for Central State college, Wilber world than promoting good COLUMBUS, OHIO ess to the Columbus chapter, 2-88UG—4-4520 force . . . Dr. Charles L. H1U has returned from Mexico where he health among infants. Because For A FREE Demonstration Ride 'm}-fa/tp&WL Hampton Institute Alumni Ass'n, TOLEDO TELEPHONE: inspected English language school . . . Three count indictment has these tots are the generation of Tuesday. FAirfax 1201 been returned against Earl Artis, alleged Miami Valley numbers tomorrow, they deserve the best JOE LYMAN Call *foe Lyman Open Fri. & Sat. Eves •W f fL'CMTURE S2S£ MAI*-FA. 2151 racketeer, by federal grand jury. Att'y Jesse Dickinson spoke tntcrid a* Jno clan matin July t. care modern science can bring 104*. «| rati Utile*. Columbui. OX before the group. ->"<•'• act at Mates S, IB7B.
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WILKINS, NEW NAACP HEAD, PLEDGES DRIVE TO END JIM CROW SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1955 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGES K YORK.—Roy Wilkins began *A~:lktns said: NAACP family. port of Interested individuals one with tha Ideal of western hia duties last week as execu •The hanar •* tcrTing as 'The brilliant leadership of and organised groups. democratic society. Our tive secretary ef the Nat I Ass'n eseeative secretary ef the Walter White has brought as -"Tha effort will he pressed strength is In It; and its for the Advancement cf Colored NAACP is a very great one far aa the road to first class with unabated seal, with all HELLO OHIO HELLO! People with a piedge "*.c f.r.ish aad 1 am deeply grateful for eitiaesaship. The challenge of the skill we can muster, and strength, spiritually and physi COLUMBUS COURT ROUNDUP the work to -aviuch'" Walter the confidence which vhe the day Is to finish the work to in the spirit that our cause la cally, Is in us. We cannot fall.** ... By The Sneakin' Deacon "White, his predecessor, "gave f.VlACP* Board of Directors which he gave his life and to his Lie and to realize r.e* 'ater has shown. realise not later than 1S6J, the than 19*3. the centennial oi the "1 appreciate, aba. the : centennial of the emancipation US SMOTHERMON, 46, 477 Mt. Vernon av., and Oscar Helms, HE SENTINEL'S big wait Five Notes had thc crowd all rehearsing "I've Gotta Right to err*ac<".pit.-r. proclaunatkc. the many expressions of interest proclamation, the abolition of G 43, of a Poplar st. address, drew $100 fines each when they ress-barmaid contest is over agog with her zorchy torchy Sing the Blues," just in case. Lily Parade Sales Top 11G pleaded guilty to bootlegging. They were arrested by liquor T ahotrtiec of a!i lorrr^ of racu'. and cooperation which have all forms of racial discrimina and the barflys and heavy eat songs. Satin and Velvet, the The boys in the bandstand re djscrimtnabwi ar-d segregation. "'< come from over the country. i tion and segregation.'* The lily parade conducted by ot the Rosier seal drive which agents over the weekend. Also arrested at thc Mt. Vernon av. ers are really and truly reliev terrific donee team, did it up address on gambling charges were Louts Kirkpatrick, 61, 202 N. fused to let the Deacon do his Upon ajcurr.'JT.£ h-s aaar Office, from within and without the I "To that objective." he coo- the Braces of the Franklin enable tho society to do its work ed. Now they can go back into real good. Tony Kay, Tippy vocals on account there wasn't tinaed. **I pledge all my spirit County Society for Crippled Chil with tha handicapped children 6th st.: Arnold L. Randolph, 38, 357 Kellogg st.; Beatrice Ran their favorite bars and restau Dyer, the Charles Crosby quin dolph. 33, of thc Kellogg st. residence; John H, Williams, 42, 94*vfc any tunc to fit his voice but he and all my energies. I am con dren last Saturday ndded $11.- of the county. To April 8 returns rants and order drinks without tet, plus the Norman Brown did throw the whole gang out of fident that the NAACP staff 702.52 to the fund railing cam from th« Baiter souls totaled N. Washington av.; Robert Phillips, 48, 107 N. 9th St., and Emma having to buy six or seven Sen sensation on sax backed by thc Reed, 33, 296 N. Washington av. Twenty dollar bond was forfeited tinels as chasers. They can buy focus with a rendition of the aad the dedicated men and paign now in progress. $38,408,30, which is I^OOO Jess notes with Jim Stevens on tenor, bass fiddle. women who constitute the The parade was county wide thwn lasl y*ar which WHS 9 per when they failed to appear for trial. * a meal without having to buy a Bus Powell* on drums. Barry year's subscription for dessert. McClure on piano and Slim Sim Attention Tavern Owners state and local officers and and participated in by h i g h cent behind 1969, • • » Walter Chescbrough, home-at-largc, was given a 90 day work It was nip and tuck all through mons on bass plus Eddie Jay We pLee cigaret machines ia foor place of business. the great body of members school boys and girls in obser Tlio-^e who hivt forgotten to Dof Dandridcje Guest will continue in the crusade to house term and handed a $50 fine on a charge of issuing a worth the contest. Whenever I went Colston, the fast talker, with thc Ml S. JtTH ST. COLUMBUS, OHIO vance of Nat'l Crippled Chil matt their donations may still do less check . . . Dolores D. Mason, 19, and Co'lie P. Henderson, 18, into a bar for a nip, thc bar jive and jab. attain our goals. maid "tuck" me for all my Call FE. 1444 F*t Information "We rely also, as we have in dren's day. so to Easter Seals, Post Office both of 2245 Pervicnce St., were given probation when they an-, While Thc Sentinel bigwigs On Bill Leonard Show Box 2118, Columbus, Ohio. swered petit larceny charges in municipal court. Police said the spare nickels and dimes and the past, upon the friendly sup The parade funds are a part used them to pay for a Sentinel. and staffers were nervously Dorothy Dandridge. Academy couple was apprehended with stolen items at a N. High st. store. awaiting th outcome of the Award nominee for the title role ... A 10 day workhouse sentence and a $10 fine was assessed Roy I bought so many papers the e PLW wanted to know if I was contest, being tabulated by in "Carmen Jones" and current Banks, 36, 360V4 Cleveland av., on his guilty plea to intoxication Jimmy Wilson' ond Frank ly singing at the Waldorf-Asto ond carrying a concealed weapon . . . Charles Davis, 48, 536 Arm one of the newsboys. But heck, it was fun. Ernie Shearer, the quartet of Otto ria in N. York, will be among strong st., was handed a $50 fine when he pleaded guilty to failing Beatty, Dave Handler, Ben Cald Bill Leonard's guests on his YOU HEAR IT EVERYWHERE- to register with thc police identification bureau as a felon . . . Ed Martin and Erby were trying to outguess each other as to who well and Sam Mellman, all CBS-Radio program "This Is N. ward Dorscy, 37, 944 Mt. Vernon av., and Robert Taylor, 29, 622 members of the big ten, were York" this week. St. Clair av., both pleaded innocent to bootlegging counts and' the winner would be. Martin their cases were set for May 2. Dorscy was nabbed In front of won and he told Erby, who 253 Bolivar St., police reported . . . Barbara J. Jones, 33, also thought sure he had at least known as Mary Jane Penn, 1385 Grogan av., was bound to the two winners, "I always was grand jury under $2500 bond when arraigned in municipal court lucky with a 'Para disc' " Edna on burglary and grand larceny charges. She was also held for her Mae Alverson really worked DRUG SERVICE parole officer. overtime flashing that pretty • • • li'l smile on thc boys from the Donald Griffin, 28, formerly of 246 N. 21st St., was ordered to air force, army, navy, marines serve from 14 to 52 years in the Ohio penitentiary Tuesday when and even the boy scouts, who convicted in county criminal court on four counts of operating a wanted very much to grow up prostitution racket. At the time of his arrest last* February, po right then in order to vote for lice said he had kept a 17 year old girl virtually a prisoner in the the pretty barmaid. home of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brad- Mary Martin from the Vernon shaw. who then resided at the N. 21st st. address. During the two- club hugged Eddie Jay and the day trial, the young girl testified that she lost herself to Griffin in Deacon and said, "That's what Much more flavor_and Light and Mild a card game and subsequently was forced to entertain his friends.. I wanted and I got it." Eddie In pronouncing sentence, Judge Ralph J. Bartlctt asked the prose Jay beamed and said, "Me?" k\ cutor to include in his report to the Ohio Pardon and Parole Com "No, the second prize jukette," Effective filtration and draws e-a-s-y mission that Griffin be compelled to serve the maximum term. was the reply. Bartlctt also issued a statement to the jurors and to the Columbus Dorothy Jennings from the Police Dcpt that a thorough investigation of Mr. and Mrs. Brad- Yacht club was really sailing shaw be made to determine to what extent .they were involved in along and came up to cop third Highest quality tobaccos—low nicotine Griffin's racket. As the couple left thc court room, they were like a bird. And Darnella Lolow For Prescription Drugs taken into custody. wasn't at all the way her name would indicate, she was high on Pure white Miracle Tip the list, copping fourth for Skur 6ibsonr Red Caps Jr. Matrons Meet dy's Music Bar. TYLER'S DRUGS SPRINGFIELD.—Jr. Matrons Mary Lundy from the Novelty Sunday TV Feature Charity club met in the home of Bar shook a lot of votes loose -Jack Carter -will emcee wyth Mrs. Edna Watkins on Fair st. along with thc milkshakes she Taylor & Long — 20th and Mt. Vernon dancing star Bobby Van and Wednesday night. •fold. And the frosty ."©ok she Steve Gibson and his Red Caps gave the Deacon for not buying as guests on "Arthur Godfrey those 17 year's subscriptions FREE PARKING Named For Agent showed she was a li'l hot under and His Friends," Wednesday, BOTH LOCATIONS April 27v8-9 p.m., on CBS-TV." A new $150,000 elementary the collar. — ^ Godfrey will be ~on vacation school at Cedartown,' Ga., has I'm still trying to figuic out April 25-29. been named in honor of Mrs. how Lulu backed that car down __i- Program theme is "Spring in Lovie M. Lyles, home demon out of the tree in time to land Manhattan," with visits to pop stration agent there in Polk sixth place. Boy, she showed ular entertainment spots. county for 35 years. she was a good Sportsman, just as the club she represented. Mary Harris from East Market Restaurant, fattened the Deacon ROSATI'S up on a couple of good meals Announce New Way to Relieve last week and came right back and showed how she could fat ten the ballot box by landing SUPER MARKETS Pain of Arthritis and Rheumatism seventh prize. Vivacious Delores Fair soared sky high to land in the winning circle for the Sky FRESH DRESSED, CUT-UP Without Pills! line Bar. Greaseless, odorless cream penetratea Two girls from the City Beau deep—speeds up flow of fresh, rich blood Into tiful, Dayton's Mary Harrington and Kathleen Silvers, represent FRYING sore areas—actually helps drive away pain- ing the Westside Grill and Har causing congestion and pressure. ris' Cocktail Lounge, respec New York, N. Y. 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WOM ?%ay(8&4e, SPRING TIME IS CLEANING TIME DMtCfOt WILL WORK TO EASE HOUSING CARNATION HOMI SHtVKI DtfARTMtNT CHICKIM CHlESf SOUFFU (Makes *b*ut 4 servings) If, cups (lorg* can) undllufed Carnation Evaporated Milk H teatpoon »att PUPSrl 2 cups (obout • ex.* grated prates. type American Cheese 2 cap* chopped cooked chicken SNAFUOSEPH R. JONES, Republican: endorse JONEd mayoralty can S TO MINISTERS 3 0Gs* y*>lk» J didate, pledged to "give every drop of my energy" to l**n whites *•••• CARL L BROWN'S ward the elimination of Columbus' acute housing condi Simmer Carnation and salt ia sauce tion* if he is elected mayor. The pledge was made at a pan over low heat to just below boiling luncheon meeting at Trinity Baptist church, Monday. point (about 1-2 minutes). Add grated cheese to Carnation and stir aatil The veteran city councilman made the unqualified cheese is melted (about 2-3 minutes). statement in an address before the Columbus Constructive Add chicken and cool slightly. Stir and Economic Ass'n and a group of his campaign lender*. small amount of sauce into beaten egg whites. Place in buttered 11* quart cas- Snow Crop In what he termed a "gist" of his campaign platform, aeroW or individual casseroles. Place in tbe personable Republican standard bearer outlined sev paa of Hot water and bake in moderate eral far-reaching points on which he will stand in tbe three oven ($50* P.) about 1 hour. Serve at FROZEN Nabisco A J AX cornered mayoralty contest. onoe with green salad. Dwelling at considerable length on the housing situa MY lMr.JT tfCNH aOOKUT. HONEY GRAHAM tion, Jones declared, "we cannot expect to make good citi Stnd for yomrtree copy *© Mirv PEAS P.. 15c BlaUM. Dept. GS-JSl, Carnation CLEANSER zens when they are living in overcrowded conditions." Free! Company, Lot AnffiUrt 31. sr He said that a survey made sometime ago revealed Tha worId i favorite brand I that in some instances, 10 and 11 persons were living in CRACKERS one small efficiency apartment. Under such deplorable conditions, he stated, "we cannot protect the health" of MiLK 1 LB. BOX those unfortunate people. On another important point, he pledged that if elect •ft'A*? 10c ed he will accord no "special deals" to any group regard less of pressure brought to bear. "We are all Americans and must be treated as such," he declared. He declined to call the name of tbe proposed Jesse Owens memorial foundation, but obviously be had it in mind when he said: "The days of Jim Crow projects have ended." He failed to name names, but it was clear that he was taking a jab at Jerry Spears, promoter of the Jesse Owens idea, who is also seeking the mayoralty nomination. SPRING VEGETABLES Continuing the preview of JOSEPH R. JONES, REPUBLICAN ENDORSED mayoralty candidate, posed for above photo his platform, Jones drew Monday with members of Columbus Constructive Economic club, after he had outlined the "gist" roaring response when he GETS CLOTHES (LEANER The world's finest pledged to fill jobs, if he be of his campaign platform in an address at a noonday luncheon at Trinity Baptist. The club is comes mayor, on the basis of non-partisan and is made up of members of Interdenominational Ministers Alliance of Columbus. fresh daily ««t qualification. Then he add failed to report its progress to R. F. Hairston, Sr., Refuge Bap a group of Republican leaders ed, "if thev reside in the city council tist; R. F. Hairston, Jr., Mt. in Jones' campaign group, in CARL L. BROWN'S of Columbus." He drew a If elected, he promised to Zion Baptist; A. L. Mason, cluding Maceo Hill, Leonard collective resounding "revitalize" the committee to Bethany Baptist, and Rev. and Holland, Bennett Dickerson, 01- "amen" from the ministers the end that a maximum of re Mrs. Thomas Hines, Centenary TIDE lie Milner and many others when he voiced his disap sults may be reached. Methodist. identified with Republican acti proval of an "increase. Jn JEarlie*, Jones paid keen in- Also attending the affair were vities. taxes at this time." teTest to opening remarks made Again failing to name names, by Rev. H. Beecher Hicks, LARGE - FRESH but obviously taking a swing at toastmaster for the luncheon, the present adminis t r a t i o n, who explained that the purpose BOX Jones- promised as mayor to of the meeting was to find 25c "clean out unnecessary jobs where the candidates stand on GREEN BEANS added to the city's payroll" for vital issues at the loca] level. political benerlt. The pastor of Mt. Olivet Baptist "Not one single job will be pointed out that the time has CHOICE MEATS K, given until a complete survey to come "when we must tackl* " e determine if they are essential vast problems facing our aity.* David Davies Buck' Lb. 15c or not has been made." REV. H. B. HICKS Two sucn problems, he declar aye Brand Turning to another of the) , . ... .4 . A. , ed to be inadequate housing and nals to th, clt the practice of employment dis CLOROX city's sub-political divisions, he « * because they've SLICED hear crimination. promised to "take politics and <* it ta • soft touch." / H. TEAGUE REV. T. H. HINES favoritism" out of the Police I Returning to the housing He said that as ministers, the Bept. I question, which is of vital con- group felt it to be their respon BACON FRESH HOME GROWN The department, he asserted,' sibility and duty to learn where "should be run by persons who the candidates stand on these are trained in police work. We important issues and to take Mrs. Toney Dies Suddenly 3 „1" have such men in Chief George that information to their more Qt. 15 KALE Scholer and Inspector Harvey than 40,000 church members. LT. S. No. 1 Choice Alston." As the nearly two hour lunch eon neared its end, the veteran Jones vigorously disagreed At Cedarville Residence LEAN CHUCK ROAST CARNATION with claims of a shortage in the councilman heard praise heaped 1>k police force. He insisted that Co upon him by Rev. L. H. John CEDARVILLE. — Mrs. Mary Davidson Toney, 37, 31c 2 Lb. 15c lumbus now has more police of son, pastor of Christ Memorial wife of Hewitt S. Toney, died suddenly Wednesday at her INSTANT MILK «- ficers on the force than ever be- ' Baptist, and Rev. E. A. Parham, home on Rt. 2 of a heart attack. fore. minister of Trinity Baptist and She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Gen News stories to the effect of a president of the association. try, both of Columbus. police shortage, he declared, Among other ministers pres Mrs. Toney was born in Co have caused an "influx of crimi- ent were Revs. J. W. Parrish of REV. W. J. PATDEN lumbus and attended public JACK FROST £&0&\ MAXWELL HHOUS( E INSTANT Shiloh Baptist, W. J. Payden, schools there. She received the Friendship Baptist Z&rfflte cern to the Negro, Jones cited Calvary Tremont Baptist; H. H. BS degree in commercial edu 2oz. his record in council as evidence Teague, Hosack Baptist; Phale By ARMA J. GIBSON 5 LB. D. Hale, Union Grove Baptist; cation from Wilberforce univer of his support of a program for sity. She was a member of 2nd "The Hearts of Flame" was a&v f SUGAR BAG 45c ^•guy/7 COFFEE JAR 49c botn private and public housing. Baptist, Columbus, and was em sermon topic of Rev. R. T. Calling his listeners' attention Gleaves at Friendship Baptist, to his opposition to a proposal ployed as a stenographer at Wright-Patterson AFB, Dayton. Columbus, Sunday. Music was CJS to rezone the Eastgate area for by Jubilee and male choruses. industrial use, he said that, in Other survivors include a son, One new member was accepted. LOWER PRICES EVERYDAY! doing so, he resisted all manner David, of the home, and a Persons who can house dele of pressure from industry, real grandmother, Mrs. Pearl Clay, gates during the Interdenomina estate forces and the Chamber Galloway. tional Usher Board convention of Commerce. PRIM Funeral services were Satur being held at Friendship May Obviously taking another day from 2nd Baptist. Colum 13-15, should contact Moody dig at the present administra bus, with burial in Galloway. Dubenion, Fe. 4808, or any mem tion. Jones charged that there Williams-McNabb mort u a r y ber of the Sr. Usher Board . . . has been a complete "break handled arrangements. Voung people's choir will sing down in garbage collection." at Hebrew Baptist during morn "I shall work to eliminate STARCH Carl L Brown's ing service, Sunday, April 24. that breakdown if I'm elected Straight A Student . . . Sermon at morning worship mayor," he assured bis audi I.6.A. FOOD STORE Among students enrolled in the Sunday, April 24, will be preach ence of more than 50. ed by Rev. J. Larey, assistant Injecting some terse com Twilight or part time day stu M0N.-FRI. 8 A. M.- 7 P. M. SAT. 8 A. M.-9 P. M. dies at Ohio State university Col- pastor, with music by Jubilee ments on the touchy racial a*nd senior choruses. Qt. question, he lashed out at the 1 e g e of Commerce receiving Mayor's Community Relations straight A grades during the The Ohio Sentinel's new Co LEONARD HOLLAND Committee, which he said had winter quarter is Sam N. Mason, lumbus office location is 690 E. 15 JOSEPH R. JONES 1941 Clay ct, Hanford Village. Btl. 1289 MT. VERNON AVE. at CHAMPION Long st. / fAGES THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1988 SATURDAY. APRIL 23, 19SS THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE* SENATE FEP HEARING SHOWS WIDE PREJUDICE AGAINST NEGRO vey revealed that 58 percent of; worker. In the ease of the By JOHN B. COMBS evil m itself and an injustice every order for regular jobs I women, It reflects an even First ot a series of public which creates wonderful fodder were discriminatory. more serious condition . . . hearings on three fair employ for propaganda at home and The scholarly minority groups | they have not been absorbed ment practices bills got under abroad." supervisor disclosed that in by industry lo the extent they way Wednesday night before the Sen. Mosher spoke in behalf of Ohio's eight largest cities, a to can be termed "marginal . . . commerce and labor committee SB 282, which he introduced at tal of 128,000 male claimants re aa a group they are hardly af the request of former represen "Luckies taste better of the Ohio Senate. During the ceived initial payments of un fected." two hour meeting, the commit tative William S. Burton of employment benefits in 1954. Of Others speaking for the bills tee heard testimony from seven Cleveland. that total, one of every five were ex-House member William proponents of the Important Another speaker to testify waa (28,214 or 22 percent) were non- Burton and William G. L&ffcr. measures. Dr. Donald Beatty of Columbus, white males. On the other hand, preiiitnt of Cleveland Graphito First speaker of the belated minority groups supervisor of non-white women accounted for Bronze Co.; Sen. Charles Car the Ohio Bureau of Unemploy to me...allthe time I" hearing was Sen. Charles A. 11 percent of the total women ney, L. R. Davis of Goodyear Mosher, Republican and pubmen- t Compensation. He appear receiving first unemployment Rubber Workers Local 2, CIO, ed at the request of Sen. Frank payments in the eight largest and Edward Stockton, a student King, sponsor of SB 92, and Ohio cities, during 1954.. at Ohio State university. spoke by the authority of Ernest See "Speaking Of Politic." These figure*, He pointed Opponents of the bills will.be VLuckies help me relax" says Don Newcombe, "because they smoke real good and they taste better. In fact, Sec. 2 Page 1 Cornell, administrator of the BUC out, reveal the extreme vul heard before the committee nerability of non-white males Wednesday, April 27, at 1:10 Luckies taste better to me ... all the time." It's plain to see why Luckies consistently taste better. First of In * a comprehensive report OR. DONALD BEATTY to employment upswings and p. m.. Sen. Fred Danner. chair lisher of a newspaper in his with census figures compiled by downswings ... the marginal man, said. hometown, Oberlin. He told the the Division of Research and dustries are concentrated and all, Lucky Strike means fine tobacco. Then, that tobacco is toasted to taste better. "It's Toasted"—the committee he. was a "convert Statistics of the BUC, Beatty where leea titles are not cover ed" believer in FEPC. This laid before the committee con ed by FEP tegisUtaea. change came about since 1047 crete facts to back up claims of He pointed out that for the famous Lucky Strike process—tones up Luckies* light, mild, good-tasting tobacco to make it taste even when he wrote several strong widespread, discrimination in the period of Jan. 1, 1954, through editorials in opposition to thefield s of employment Sept. 15 of the same year, an better .. • cleaner, fresher, smoother. So when it's light-up time, light up a better-tasting Lucky Strike. legislation, he said. He explained that the approxi intensive factual analysis was Speaking from notes which mate population of Ohio is 7.9 made of 861 employer orders, HEALTH FORUM he said he "Jotted down" jast million, 513,000, or about 6.5 1251 openings received from 116 before the hearing, Mosher percent, of which are non-white. major employers (employing declared: 'Discrimination Total urban population (locali 143,000 workers) in Columbus, By R. Earl Bland, M. D. against the Negro Is very real ties over 2500), is 5.6 million of Dayton and Cincinnati areas. As in Oberlin, despite its long whom 480.000 are non-white. The a result of this analysis, the tradition as a liberal city." ratio or proportion of non-whites findings were: Continuing, he insisted that in urban areas to total Ohio • Discrimination as to race DON NIWCOMU ia a key man it's terrible economic lost not non-white population is about was practiced to a rather high Dr. Bland will answer questions relating to health and hy in tho pennant hopes of the to employ Negroes on the basis 93.7 percent. This means, ac degree in hiring of 95 percent giene in his column and by mail. He will not make diagnosis or Brooklyn Dodgers. The fltrong- of qualification." Moreover, he cording to the report, that nine of 116 concerns in Columbus, prescribe for (he individual. Enclose stamped, self addressed armed pitcher won 39 games in said, discrimination is a "social of every 10 non-whites live, in Dayton and Cincinnati during envelope to R. Earl Bland. M. D., The Sentinel Health Forum. 881 E. Long St., Columbus, O. two seasons before entering the urban areas. the period studied. Army, and has been regarded as a p^p^afapapnyn^ptapny^pTafagappapafas^fa^^f^ Further, the bureau has de • In Columbus, nearly three top "money pitcher" since 1949. termined that about five of of every five (57.3 percent) or N A RECENT issue of a medi mins. Many experts disapprove every six non-whites reside in ders were discriminatory; in I cal magazine, it was noted of the use of any drug to keep LOAMS Ohio's most heavily populated J Dayton, nearly four of every that two and a half million per in reduction. BUY WHAT VOU HBED sons went to doctors in 19S1 ask Practically all the medicinea PAY WHAT VOU OW«_ industrial centers; hence, it is five 178.9 percent) were restrict ed; in Cincinnati, seven of ing that something be done in now sold to help persons who wtn PaytnttrU Yoa fan AFFORD ? in these centers thai the prob regard to their overweight. lems of discrimination in emevery 10 (71.4 percent) were want to reduce are designed to • Your loan is fined to < discriminatory. There are some 34 million people depress the appetite. Sometimes ployment can best be clearly in the U. S. who are overweight, >cur needs...and income. observed, Beatty explained. • Discriminatory hiring they work and sometimes they Employed oieo and women practices, according to the evi and about 12 million of them are don't. Sometimes if taken in the He acknowledged that job dis going to doctors because of it. crimination exists in "acute dence, existed in all occupation afternoon, they make the person form" in numerous small locali al levels to an appreciable de In virtually all of these cases, so nervous and jittery that ha ties. Passage of FEP legislation gree. there is nothing demonstrably can't sleep at night. in four of those localities attests He further told the committee wrong with the glands of intern In the old days thyroid sub al secretion. Half a million of to that fact, he revealed. that as late as March, 1955, re stance was put into most of the ports show that three of every these poeple have gout and many patent reducers, but that waa But he explained that the have diabetes. Interestingly 90 • clearest picture of the situa five orders (60 percent) for reg bad because few overweight per ular jobs in their Akron office percent of the persons who com sons need thyroid substance, and tion could be presented by plain to a doctor of overweight 44 E. LONG STREET making available accurate in were discriminatory; similarly, if a 'person who docs not need Phone: CApital 4-2151 • Columbus in Toledo jus»£ prior to the pass are women, end only 10 percent it takes a lot of it, he can do formation of what non-whites are men. iMBat MM M tnAmOftH •* •ft VKTWMtMJ ftWBt face in employment where in- age of-its FEP ordinance, a sur- harm to the heart. A few reduc I Surprising to me was the re ing drugs contain a laxative, but port that in about half the cases such a drug is not sensible, it the doctor prescribed a drug to rarely takrs off the weight depress appetite, and in only 23 The overweight person must cases did he give a diet. In this realize that he or she will prob they did not see eye to eye with ably have to keep~bn a reduction the experts who maintain that diet for the rest of his or her there is only one wise thing to days, so the sooner the habita do in the case of obesity. That are developed, the better. WIN*300°° is to cut down on the number of calories and at the same time eat foods such as fruits, veget Enter your baby now in the ables and salads, which will fill the stomach without giving the Second Annual Hometown persons many calories. All experts are against the use of freak diets, and diets which Carnation HEALTHY BABY are to be used for only a few weeks. Persons put on a diet with only 500 or 750 or 900 calor ies are usually given extra vita V/vorNOTHING/ TO BUY/ NO LETTERS TO WRITE/ ©•nation Farm Bureau Co.
fOLLOW THI8B BASY Inaugurates New OONTatST HULtS I. Baby must ba threa (3) years, or or younger. Package Policy a. Baity muat hav• been r«d Carna Farm Bureau Mutual Automo tion Evaporated Milk. bile Insurance Co. has intro B. "Snapshot" of baby must be en duced a n^w package policy de closed with each entry. Write baby's signed to meet all the liability Ease the name and address on back of "snap shot" All "snapshots" become tha *?•• MM II • Jl-af insurance needs of the average property of the Carnation Company family, according to Bowman and cannot ba returned. Doss, executive vice president. tension with 4. Entries must ba postmarked be The new package consists of fore midnight, May 14, IKS. Thia la your OffiOAL SNTRY BLANK fer «. Thar* Is no limit to the number The Second Annual Hometown the standard automobile contract of babies three years or younger "CARNATION HBALTMV BABY CONTEST" combined with an expanded per Un one family) who can be entered. sonal policy, he said. Called the BlffiHNuT LUCKIES TASTE BETTER- Cleaner, Fresher, Smoother Each "snapshot" must be accom Baby's name comprehensive family liability panied by ah entry blank. 1 and automobile combination po t)K r.Co. riooucT or U jfmtucan Jut^ucco-K^nuianv AMKKICA'S LSADIKO MaaoraCTB»i« or eia*»»tTii *. Previous cosh dinner* in-'Carna licy, the package costs less than tion Healthy Baby Contests" are GUM!' not eligible for entry tn the tSSS the total price of its major cov •ontest. erages sold separately. toys ARCHIE MOORE t. Babies will u Judged on healthy The package protects the poli World's llflhr- appearance, cutenete, and person- cyholder and his family against Heovyweiflht Champion eJity. liability claims arising from au be.Uro«ofrhe|vd8.,wllJb, fta-. tomobile accidents, mishaps to "I'm a veteran of 200 fights, visitors in his bome, damage but I still feel tents before a .. THE OHIO SENTINEL'S NEW HOME OFFICE LOCATION... caused by his children or pets, big one. To ease thai tendon, I Hursyi Contest closes injuries to others during a sports chaw Beech-Nut Gum. Try III It or hobby activity, and almost all will help you work belter, and mUtntght, May 141 other accidents for wnich he play batter. And it'i always a 690 East Long Street, Columbus 3, Ohio... P. 0. Box 336 may be held responsible. pleasure to chaw I" PAGE 10 THE QfcflQ. SENTINEL SATURDAY. APRIL 2.1, IfftS -ir More Baby Contest' Horn*" Fashion Notes Foot! News Re
ELL HOWDY FOLKS! How did you all enjoy the holidays? W Now with the hustle and bustle over, it's time to settle back down in the regular routine again. And what is a more pleasant way that can bring one right back into circulation again than to hear what's wjth our friends, so as Jackie Gleason always says, away we gol WHAT'S WITH THIS NORMA MOORE and Carl Smith deal? AMONG GUESTS DURING OPEN HOUSE a t Columbus' E. Market recently were several top Seems to be the making of a real cute couple . . . The Gaynotea city officials, including Mayor M. E. Sensenbrenn er. From left: Service Dir. Floyd Redick, Supt. did a real swell job of singing out at Valley Dale and the crowd of Markets John Mercurio, Eugene Smith, host a nd E. Market master, Constance Nichols, Demo seemed to go real crazy when they sang, "Love Will Make Your cratic candidate for city council. Mayor Sensenb renner and Sam Mellman, representing Mt. Ver Mind Go Wild" . . . And while on the subject of quartets, the Five non Av. District Improvement Ass'n.—Pierce Photo. Hearts deserve congratulations for their new recording with Rusty Bryant about "Tony the Pizza Man." They're singing out at Club Carolyn nightly now . . . Everyone was real sorry to see Pat (Black) Smith go to Detroit to stay a few months, we'll all miss her.. . Seems as if Johnny Long just won't let his love for Connie Youth Center'55 Merrill die, and vice versa with her, too . . . Are there any hap penings with this Bonita Welch and Dale Stewart deal? ... So sorry to hear that James (Fella) Willis is in tha hospital. Here's hoping he gets well real soon . . , Where has Marshall Grant been Drive Is Opened hiding? He's been missing ever since East lost to Cincinnati. "Save the Kids and You Save America,"-is the slogan Don't tell us he took the shock that hard. of this year's current membership drive of Christian Youth BELATED CONGRATULATIONS TO Carolyn Colson and Er Center, Inc., of Columbus, a non-profit organization found, nie Roddy. They heard some sweet bells ringing and they took ed in August, 1953, to promote youth welfare by means of heed; now they're Mr. and Mrs. . . . Toni Ann Key was seen look a non-denominational Christian youth recreation and pic ing as sweet as ever and she's still Sammy Adams all the way . . . nic grounds Jetty Cumberlander was seen cooling it around town during the Sponsored jointly by the Rail last week. He was home from N. Jersey for awhile . .. Paula Rod- road Community Committee of It is available, free of charge, gers and Malcolm Malum are constantly cooling it in and around Columbus, J. C. Johnson Truck to any group sponsored by an the Capital City . . . Wonder how Toia Lee enjoyed her swell pres ing Co. and Braddock Motor organization affiliated with a re ent from John Alston? . . . Say, wasn't that Jack Steptoe and Freight, Inc., the center is lo ligious faith, for the purpose of Wanda Keels wa just saw strolling by? Is this a new romance cated three miles north of W. meetings "and conferences for springing up? . . . When is Ruben (Sugar Cain) Young going to Jefferson, on Middle Pike rd., religious teachings, to promote settle down? .. . Are there still happenings to this thing that exists and is comprised of 10 acres of friendly and social relations, between Loraine Caldwell and Newton Foster? , . . Phyllis Stevens ground, half of which is a na education, social entertainment will certainly be glad to see her crazy man, none other than James tural wooded area. and recreational facilities for Caldwell, come home to visit for a spell.. . What's Leo Morgan doing nowadays? No one seems to hear much from him since he's DANA MARSH, DIRECTOR OF COLUMBUS Contract Bridge Clubs, is shown with a group of players of tha popular pastime who are getting in shape for the families, groups'and underpriv gone away to college. ileged children without discrim Centurion club's second annual bridge tournament, April 29. See story.—Pierce Photo. ination as to race, creed or col WONDER HOW MARY HOWIE IS GETTING ALONG down tournament man, has announced there is a Further information regarding or. Second annual bridge tourna Members are urging that reg there in Washington, D. C, with all of the political-minded folks? ment of Centurions club of Co istrations be made as early as Open tournament play for possibility of players receiving the event or registration may be The center survives solely by Wonder what office she'U*-ee running for in the primary elections? lumbus will be Friday, April 29, possible and should ba com men's and women's teams will master points for the American had by calling Tarpley at Fa. means of donations and mem . . . What's with Jack McCray's love life? And who is this chick 7-11 p. m., at Masonic Temple. pleted before the day of the be had. Walter Tarpley, chair Bridge Ass'n tournament. 9213. bership subscriptions, dues for that he's seen with quite often? . . . Has David Lynch got hia ayes BARBECUE Pin the latter amounting to $2 per on a certain miss that attends Linden by the name of Dorothy f RIBS • CHIOCN 1 person. Material and labor do Frey? .. . When is Larry Elkins going to wake up and live instead I use Lingerlent Bergamot nations are also appreciated. of just jiving? There is no future in jiving! ... Is a certain guy Sorority PORKLOIKJ • MAM -During the current member from Cincinnati still interested in a certain Columbusite or was it to keep my hair soft ship .campaign, which will run just an out-of-town crush? . . . Bernard Anderson was told to telf and manageable." WOOSKOOKYD through May 11, prospective his girl to wear Hazel Bishop Non-Smear. Wonder why? ... Gloria SAYS members are urged to apply to Mayo was seen cooling it in her brother's sharp ol' Pontine . . . n Officer LOVELY rJ.,-, //.. ,, . /'„•/. . *.»». HICKORY iii i i the Christian Youth Center, Inc., Ann Roberts and John McDaniels are still at a love that just won't •3-VSSAPSLAS A 246 ML' Vernon ay., Columbus. quit... Congratulations to"Jean Wright and Charles-Evans. Seems Pledges oi any amount will also as if they've tied the knot or are just about ready. Election .• TAYLOR & E. 5th Aves. be accepted. CLUB NEWS — THE STYLE SHOW given out at Carolyn Club Groups interested in using the last Sunday and featuring all of the latest hairstyles was probably Mu and Nu chapters of Alpha FE. 3438 center's facilities during the one of the prettiest this year. Many of our teenage friends styled Chi Pi Omega sorority m»t in — NEW LOCATION — coming season are advised to some of the latest styles and hairdos. Rusty Bryant's band was at Columbus recently. Electi-»n of have their leader submit a writ its best ond a cute little girl by the name of Karen Reeves stopped officers was main business of Be Informed— First House West ten application specifying a def the meeling. Of Old Location the show when she gave her version of "Sincerely." And girls dig Read The Sentinel inite calendar day when they this. The guys who styled their latest processes were the greatest. Regional organizers, Mrs. Mat- Columbus, Ohio wish to attend. Their hair looks better than ours. Can you beat that I . . . Bob tie Henson and Mrs. Geoige Kerr promises you one of the biggest and best ''Tonight" shows to Ellis, assisted with program be coming along soon at Beatty Center. Another reminder is not planning for the year. Real Estate to forget the "Beat the Clock" show with Pat Long as mistress of National meeting of the soro ceremonies . . . Seems as if Lincoln ballroom Is becoming quite • MEMBERS OF SEMPER FIDELIS GUILD make final plans for third annual arts and crafts rity in conjunction with the Nat'l PAPIER'S SHOE STORE favorite Saturday night dance spot for the teenagers . . . Our pre festival Saturday, April 23, 8:15 p. m., at Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts. From left seated: Mes Beauty School Owners and diction is that East will capture the 1955 track crown and that Teacher's Ass'n meeting will be Factory Returned Sample Shoes • Men's Army Work Vice Prexy Central will snatch it in baseball. dames Austin Gray, Clarence Jacobs, chairman; James B. Mitchell, president; Howard D. Giles, BERGAMOT Shoes • Men's Dress Shoes • Women's at Children's co-chairman; Frank Williams, publicity chairman. Standing: Mesdames Robert M. Tyler, Albert held this month in Dallas, Tex. Shoes •Women's Handbag Overshoes. .50 pair Copeland, publicity co-chairman; Carroll Finney, program chairman; Ralph Banks, Creta Thomp Membership is open o all IS BEST «*« m Ch,,dren'» Cowboy Boots $1 to $1.45 pair Is Visitor son, Barney Woolfolk, decorations chairman; J. W. Henderson, James Duren, E. A. Taylor. licensed beauticians and barbers 529-531 N. 20th St, Cor. Leonard Columbus, Ohio L. T. Huff, regional vice presi and the next meeting is sched dent of Nat'l Ass'n of Real Elks Convene uled for Monday, April 25. Keeps hair Estate Brokers in the Ohio-Mich ABUSED HAIR? lovelier igan-Indiana territory, and Mrs. 4 Days In June BELL'S Glide In Color, Too! Missionary Society longer Huff stopped at Culpepper Real RADIO — RECORDS ixctstxvaV otr ty Co. Wednesday to speak with CKACXINO HAH Summertime is swing time canopied settee interpretations. Holds Meeting a group from Columbus Ass'n In Columbus TELEVISION MIAKIN6 Qfr and it's a favorite time for the Glider-rockers are favorite sum 50c &.*» Van Heusen of Real Estate Brokers. The Co Ot CUTTING mertime furniture pieces, and MARYSVILLE— Wtmin's Ohio Ass'n of Elks, IBPOE of "Birth Of The Blues'* INOJ MAY young and not so young. Indoor lumbus body is an affiliate of W, meets in Columbus June 9-12. n JNOW SE and outdoor swinging and rock definitely suited to recreational Missionary Society met at the VAN GAB SPORT SHIRTS NAREB. a The 37 lodges and 28 temples —Sammy Davis— ing have always been extreme moods and needs. home of Mrs. Lula Beauchamp KONOO CKIM1C.A1 CO. I«C Huff came to note progress of "Gone" •too*. ly popular and restful. A swing aa« wair ,%*m mm mm toas, a, T. The Super-Soft Gabardine throughout the state are expect —The Drifters-— The big news in this type of Friday. the group and to disctiss ways ed to be represented. u ,, •TWO- is synonymous with summer. That's Completely Washable* Bob-Tmg-A-Ling recreational summer furniture Following the business session, of promoting the program for the Highlights of the meeting in WtlKai- In outdoor furniture, the year. He and Mrs. Huff suggest —Laverne Baker— ft •a* eas«at« is a new look in color. In addi a Good Friday program was pre Special Van Heusen finish makes this clude the testimonial banquet pdfrtca m Tha Oaat«f. laaaiw im* fat wtM tion to the standard, bright ed ways of establishing uniform "Come Back" :mm Saa«M OR Sanailak. Ii
To Continue His Fight Against Those Old Powers Who Want City Hall Again
Here Is What Sensenbrenner Has Done In One Term Against Here Is What Sensenbrenner Wants To Do If Reelected With Tremendous Odds — Not For Just A Few People But For All A Cooperative Council... People... • Push Elimination of Slums With New Low Cost Dwellings For Both Ren- • Ended the Giveaway Practice of Water and Sewer Services By Previous tal and Private Ownership. _* . %..'.• Administrations. This Saves The City. • Greater Participation of Community Groups In Civic Affairs. • Smashed All Slum Prevention Records; Ended Bootleg Rooming House Practices and Invoked Minimum Standards of Health and Safety. • Appointment of A Finance Director To Supervise Fiscal Policies and Modernize Budget — Audit Practices. • First In Ohio To Sign Petition For Increased Unemployment Benefits. • Complete Recreation Expansion and Grade Crossing Elimination Pro • Fought To Obtain First Negro Bus Driver In Columbus. grams. • Return Two-Party System To City Government With Minority Group • Installed New Traffic Safety Methods; City Made All Time Record In 1954. Representation.
t • Will Work Toward The Extension of Bus and Trolley Coach Routes Into • Ordered Traffic Lights at Mt. Vernon and Garfield; Mt. Vernon and 17th. Areas Already Densely Populated, and Into Areas Being Developed. • Renovated Maryland Park After Years of Neglect. Proposed Expanded Recreation Facilities For All People. Sensenbrenner Opposes "Jim Crow", Special Projects "For Negroes Only."
—This Advertisement Paid For By Sensenbreriner For Mayor Committee, Geo. Doyle, Chmn. /' SEC 2—PAGES THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. APRIL 23. 19SS SATURDAY, APRIL 23. 19SS * THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. 2—PAGE 9 Blue Star Washes Rice Too Often Early Air Conditioning Something Special For Breakfast The average American house Ancient Romans had air con wife washes rice, often numer ditioning, according to the Air Dinner Aids BUZZES By BETTY COOK FOR ANP ous times-^-and down the kitchen Conditioning and Refrigeration What could be a better start drain goes valuable nutrition. institute. The Romans had From The to the day than to sit down to a Rice, today, which has never gangs of slaves gather snow Veterans been touched by human hands good hearty breakfast — with from nearby mountains, haul it and is sealed in modern, sani The spring chicken dinner something "special" as a treat to their villas and pack it given by Carroll Early unit of to go with it? For that some tary packages and which is go ing to be sterilized by boiling around the old homestead. To Blue Star Mothers of America Mrs. Casnett thing special tomorrow morning TWOBs why not try these delicious muf anyway—does not' need to be day, anyone can do a better job in Columbus Thursday was a fi FA 6329 fins, made with health giving washed and it never nhould be with a modern room air condi nancial success according to ==5E Mrs. Hattie Smith, president. 40 percent bran and iron-rich washed. Washing packaged rice tioner for a few hundred dol Proceeds benefit Veterans hos UNDAY MARKED the opening of Columbus' annual home show apricots. is a woste of time and nutri lars, than £00 Roman slaves pital, Chillicothe. Mrs. Ethel S which will continue through Friday, April 22, 2-10 p. m. daily. Begin the menu with fruit and tion. could do. Slade was chairman. • This show is a must. The exhibits are housed in the Merchants follow it up with ham and eggs Carroll Early unit sponsored and Manufacturers building at Ohio state fairgrounds. — cooked the wny you like best, a ward party at the hospital for OUT OF TOW NERS—Paul and Samela Lewie, instructors at of course. Then for the high CA. 4.9680 Columbus. O. 189 E. MAIN ST. PICTURED WITH MRS. VIRGINIA MASON, secretary of more than 100 men recently. Re FAMU, Tallahassee, Fla. Samela was guest speaker at the Cleve spot of the meal there's coffee Lea Bonnes Vivantes club, is William Gregory Sawyer, son of freshments were candy and cou land Art institute. This happy couple is also infanticipating . . . and those wonderful tasting MILLER'S FURNITURE STORE pon books to be used at the can Mrs. Ethel Dukes of Philly, Pa. . . . Bil Howard, noted chapeaux muffins. That's a breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Sawyer, 1919 Denbridge, Columbus, first packed full of flavor goodness Complete Line of Used Furniture and Rugs prize winner in baby contest recently sponsored by the club. teen. designer from House of Beauty in Detroit . . . Ralph Bonner, so FOR THAT SOMETHING "SPECIAL" as a breakfast treat, Ranges. Refrigerators, Washers, Sewing Machines Daisy day will be observed by cial worker in Cuyahoga County Welfare Dept., house guesting and extra energy for the entire Second prize went to Pavid Brantley Sawyer, son of Mr. and day. why not try these delicious apricotbrnn muffins? You will find EAST TERMS FREE DELIVERY the unit Friday and Saturday, with the H. H. (DDS) Lynches. WE BUY AND 8ELL Mrs. Roland A. Sawyer, 1744 Richmond av. Proceeds from con . An attractive way to serve the recipe for them, as well as a suggested breakfast menu in April 22-23. Mothers are asked CHIT CHAT—Mesdames J. Betty Cook's adjoining article. test will be used for charitable purposes. President of Les to assist in selling daisies on the your muffins really hot is to fit Bonnes Vivantes is Virginia Tolbert. J. Carter and H. H. Lynch were them into a colorful linen muf street by giving two or more guests at the home of Pres. and hours either day or all day. For fin cozy with individual pockets Mrs. Howard Bevis at OSU. The made especially to hold home further information, contact occasion was a get-together of Mrs. Smith, Fa. 5049, or Mrs. made hot breads. Most depart thr Mothers' club of OSU . . . ment stores sell them snd they The 1955 Spring Range Festival is oh! Delegates Off To N. Y. Jesse Emory, Fe. 5615. Jevelyn Lynch visiting her par A . Hospital day at Chillicothe is add to the charm of your table HERE'S A Columbus YWCA delegation 4500 members from all over the ents for the Easter holidays . . . as well as having the practical Sunday, May 1. Mothers from Walter Willis is now employed of 25 women and girls left Wed U. S. will at this time set the Columbus will attend by char value of keeping your hot this week's policy of the national body for in White Sulphur Springs, W. breads hot. nesday for N. York City where tered bus. Contact Mrs. Smith Va. . . . Irene and Frank Hylton they will participate in the 20th the next three years as they for reservations. schedule celebrate their 100th birthday. pop calling on friends . . . Al APRICOT-BRAN MUFFINS national convention of the berta Harris, local schoolmarm, Vi e. sifted flour WIN Delegates from Columbus are of range YWCA. April 20-27. More than Mrs. Vernon J. Bailey, Mrs. Successful Rally will return to her classroom this 1H t. double-acting baking Mary Fulgham, Mrs. Clarence week . . . Hove you seen the powder Mt. Carmel Baptist, Colum \-i L salt demonstrations. Jacobs, Mrs. W. A. Reeves, Mrs. bus, reports a successful rally new "chariot on wheels," the El an electric range Floyd Seward, Mrs. Homer Tay Dorado of the Harley Manuels? 1 to 2 tb. sugar A new lilt will b. pub!.•had Cones—Pints Sunday-with Rev. A. Brown and 8 tb. shortening lor, Mis. Howard Balthasor, congregation from Circleville in . . . Rosetta Smoaks and kiddies liar* aoeS waalc. Watch for • are enroute to join hubby, who 1 egg» well beaten Quarts Miss Dorothy Barbee, Mrs. Don attendance. d.moniliollon Ot • Iter* in is stationed in Japan. The Delta 1/8 c. milk j[ absolutely E D E E I ald Calhoun, Mrs. Herbert Cook, Henderson Gospel singers ap your community. Mrs. Dwight DeLong, Miss Hen peared in concert at the church sorority presented her with a 1/3 c. chopped dried apricots rietta Hall, Mrs Jack Hostetter, recenUy . . . Sunday, April 24, lovely piece of lingerie as a go M C.40 percent bran flakes Mrs. Herrick L. Johnston, Miss 3 p. in., the building drive of ing away gift. Mary Walker and Sift flour once, measure, add ©>.'• Carol Kates, Miss Rowena Kes- the church opens. At 8:30 p. m., Margaret Oakfleld hostesses at baking powder, salt, and sugar, ler, Mrs. J. C. Kesler, Mrs. Ben- Boosters sponsor a program a farewell party for Rosetta at and sift again. Cut in shorten 10 BRAND NEW 1955 ELECTRIC RANGES jamin F. Marsh, Miss Jane featuring Jubilee Gospel sing Beatty Center. Sorors of Delta ing. Combine egg and milk and FRIDAY, APRIL 22 Owen, Mrs. Alvah Peterson, ers. The public is invited ... Ill and other friends were on hand add all at once to flour mixture. Miss Irene B. Riley, Mrs. W. F. among the congregation are to wish her a safe trip . . . Mar To mix, draw spoon from side COHAGEN HARDWARE 11M Mt. Vernon Ave. ian Bannister will represent Al of bowl toward center (15 WILL GO TO 10 LUCKY PEOPLE! Columbus, Ohio Stewart, Miss Connie Stammler Mesdames Almond, Dorothy 4000 E. Broad St. and Miss Janet Young. Douglass and Mr. Reed. pha Beta Sigma chapter of Del times), turning bowl gradually. ta Sigma Theta at the midwest Chop spoon through batter (10 FRESHMAN-DEXTER regional to be held at the Uni times). Add apricots and bran 253 8. High St. versity of Indiana. JEVELYN LYNCH flakes and mix (about 5 IN COLUMBUS-SHOP CIOSE TO HOME AND SAVE! strokes). Turn into greased muf ANNIVERSARIES—'Twos very nice to receive an invitation SESS fin pans, filling them 2/3 full. TUESDAY, APRIL 28 to help a happy couple celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary. Bake in hot oven (400 degrees MODERN MARKET Over 200 friends stopped by the home of Att'y and Mrs. Edmund F.) 20 minutes, or until done. PAUL'S B. Paxton to extend their best wishes on the occasion of their 20th ABC APPLIANCES IM N. 20th Stt. FA. 8584 GOODWIN'S. Makes & muffins. 895 E. Main St. Columbus, Ohio Fresh Fruits, Vegetables CARRY OUT STORE wedding anniversary. Their lovely "home resembled a flowtfr gar NOTE — Sour milk may be WIEDEMANN JJ OQ Groceries St Meats. 104 Wilson Corner Oak den, BO beautiful were the flora! arrangements. Telegrams wero substituted for sweet milk in being received from friends in town and from other sectors of the GOOD HOUSEKEEPING Sit E. Long St — FA, 0147 Columbus, O. above recipe. Reduce baking SHOP Columbus, Ohio country. Simply exquisite were the many gifts of china. The gra SClfOE.NLING Per Case Beer—Wine—Ale—St Lxers powder to 1 teaspoon and add 180 S. High St. SAM. to 11:30 P.M. Free Delivery — EV. SOU cious hostess was attired in an ice blue_nylon and iace dress with 1/8 teaspoon soda. 7 Days A Week long tapered sleeves and matching blue slippers. Her husband m % . presented her with a beautiful gold watch. Other lovely gowned hostesses of the evening were Mesdames Georgia Smith, Esther Devil Leftover Eggs WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27 JIMMY'S SMALLWOOD Toler, Estella Tyler, Catherine McGUl, Cleon Simmons, Myrna MARKET Why not "devil" those eggs THE HADLEY CO. MARKET WILLIAMS Beatty, Helen Taylor, Eleanor DeLoache, Charlene Sudderth, Beu- left over from the traditional GROCERY QUALITY lah Barnett, Juanita Webster, Julia Butler, Anita Hooker, Leslie Easter egg hunt. Deviled eggs 2C0 S. Fourth St. (Formerly Bennett, Irma Taylor, Helen Powell, Verea Thomas, Benjamlne make pretty-as-a-picture gar 417 GARFIELD AVE. Unghes, Ruth Wilson, Ghettis Dickson and Mackey. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Black's Market) Columbus, Ohio MEATS & GROCERIES nishes for macaroni casseroles. Attend the Using me entry blank, complete j OPEN EVES A SUNDAYS Zeno Nicholson of Chicago, lifelong friends of the Paxtons, and Arrange the eggs around the THURSDAY, APRIL 28 Groceries, Meats, Confections their daughter, Jeanette, a social worker in Philadelphia, were on "open house" this statement! "I wont to bo] 672 MT. VERNON AVE. Manning Williams, Prop. Phone Order Received edge of your casserole just be FA. 6274 hand to join in the celebration . . . Congrats to the Bernard La- fore baking. THE HADLEY CO. JUST SEE A RANGE range demon- modern ond cook eleclrkoNy FA. 0431 Cours on their fixth anniversary and the David (DDS) Hamlars 260 S. Fourth SL itrotion ot any because . . . ." in 25 words Of Columbus, Ohio en their lOta. DEMONSTRATION AT YOUR SMITH'S 805 MT. VERNON AVE. Table Ready Dessert dealer's store, less. Return your entry to the; Complete line of SICK LIST—Att'y Dave White, CONFECTIONERY Columbus, Ohio FRIDAY, APRIL 29 DEALER'S...AND GET You will re- address on the official emVyj MEATS & GROCERIES WILLIAM & SMALLWOOD William King and Horace Ben Canned Bartiett pears in their 1470 Granville St., . FE. 1308 nett all in SL Anthony's. La- own rich juice are a table-ready IN THE CONTEST! ceive an of* blank. Writers of the ten besti EMSWILER ELECTRIC Hours: Mon. • That*. 7:30 Columbus, Ohio Verne Dukes is on the road to dessert good at any time. Ac flcial entry statements in tbe opinion of rh#! A. M. to 7:30 P. M., Fri. St Groceries, Meats, Confections recovery and wishes to thank McCRAE company it with cookies and 85 E. Long SL Sat. 7:30 A. M. to 8 P. M. Daily 8 A. M. to 0 P. M. all the many friends who sent serve with all its goodness. blank there. judges will each win a new Son. 7:30 A. M. to 12 Noon. ELIZABETH RANSOM and FEATHERSTOHE'S MK1. cards, telegrams, flowers and Speedy and satisfying. 1955 electric rangel ALMA DEWS, Props. 450 N. 18TH ST. FA 0359 gifts and who visited her while POULTRY MARKET Prop. JAMES H. FLOOD Columbus, O. she was hospitalized. She will FRESH TABLE DRESSED These are the 10 beautiful prize ranges! Vegetables, Meats spend a few weeks convalescing CHICKENS - RABBITS BARNETT MARKET Groceries at the home of her parents in DUCKS . TURKEYS See them on display in the Electric Company Lobby! Beer St Wine To Carry Out. Philly before returning to her Special Rates For Churches FRESH FISH — POULTRY Weekdays 8 A M. - 10 P. M duties at Children's hospital. Clubs • Restaurants OPEN DAILY ft SUNDAY Sundays 9 A. M. - 2 P. M. GREEK NEWS—Alpha Sigma 958 Mt. Vernon EV. 1229 MMi TAYLOR AVE. Br. MT. VERNON at 17th Party Supplies — Domestic Omega and Theta chapters of Free Delivery H«W ! Columbus, Ohio St Imported Champagnes Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority . I WINE STORE WE DELIVER again presented the fabulous Dorothea Towles and her gorge I ous Parisian wardrobe in "Fash I ionetta" at Valley Dale. Bit BLUE VALLEY MAYHUOH & SON Howard, hat designer, also ap i u» j ssaiiAi HUM ' HO I1M I MUtCO We now nave a peared to make a success of this BUTTER complete line of 818 MT. VERNON AVE. FE. 2021 show. As of last' year, the Bikini fresh meats ... HOURS DAIL Y 7 A M. TO 8 P. M. bathing attire was a show stop The Store With The Friendly Atmosphere per. See Earl Foley for closeups, • Chops as he had a beautiful time snap • Beef Roast Quality Meats and Groceries — Miles M. Mayhogk, Prop. EXTRA! Roth Liverpool, Cashier Free City-Wide Delivery ping photos. Valerie Bland was ! ~e~ • • Steaks chairman of the event . . . Par- • Salt Side mi Nous met at the home of Valuable ^lElVHUTOt M47I I SERUM tlfCTIIC J-40S » HOT POIHT AC »t I wwm.Housf. •* «o \ : • Jowl Bacon Alberta White. Door Prizes at We GUARANTEE WE ST.CLAIH CARRY OUT GEORGE'S MARKET DELIVER EVERY you'll be completely 505 SL Clair Ave. Columbus, O. FA. 0322 Quality Groceries, Meats Vegetables, Confections PLEASED with an *m%mm m mmw MM -UIUM %mtm Groceries, Meats, Confections, Ice Cream U good butter demonstration! .FErnwood 7048 Wine and Beer to Carry Out Open Daily 9 A M. - 8 P. M. electric range or your 250 TAYLOR AVE. Prop. LEON B. BOLDEN Elllse Black, Mgr. that'* why atUUoas n— U 405 E. Mound • Col's. O. • • • 'lnr|T« Trssunikai^'a* SATURDAY/APRIL 23, 10SS THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. 2—PAGE 11 SATURDAY. APRIL 18. 19Sf - ^ jufl QAtO SENTINEL SIC. 1—PACE 10 FELLOWSHIP HOUSE CHOIR SET SECOND BAPTIST MISSIONARY MUSIC PROGRAM APRIL 27 By HATTYE B. REDMOND William Campbell, Mabel Car chairman. Kathryn Thomas and Mrs. uses wil] accompany him . . . "Meet the Stars," a musical ter, Misses Mlgnonne Bryce, Nu Alpha Omega Bible class Gladys Powell. Rev. Jenkins will be guest min program under auspices of Mis Dorothy Foster, Eleanor Lewis, had charge of the program in "The Blood of Jesus" was ser ister at Hosack Baptist Thurs FOR COLUMBUS CONCERT MAY sionary Society, will be held at Messrs. William McDaniel, Ed Adult Dept Sunday morning. mon topic of Rev. C. F. Jenkins day, April 21. 2nd Baptist, Wednesday, April ward Lane and Harold Jones. Lesson resume waa given by at morning worship . .. Sunday, Members are requested to 27, 7:45 p. m. Mrs. Odessa Alien is president Mrs Mnroolia Wilkins. Others April 24, Rev. Jenkins will be turn in Lenten gleaners at their TrtetaOuot/i Participants on the program of the sponsoring organization appearing were Mrs. Janice guest minister at Ohio peniten earliest convenience . . , Friday are Mesdames Clinton Powell, and Mrs. Dolly Starke, program Capito, J. W. Worthington, Mrs. tiary. Senior choir ond chor- and Saturday, April 29-30, Circle 3 has a rummage sale at 1098 Mt. Vernon a v. Persons having articles to contribute should con Many Visit Delaware Allen AME Has tact Mesdames Phyllis Schley, Ev. 0441; Rachel Grundy, Fe. For Easter Season Easter Observance 1945; Marie Stewart, Fe. 4904| DELAWARE— Mrs. Melissa MARYSV1LLE.— Special Las- Bessie Jefferson, Fa. 6944; Es Cross. Barnesville, visited Mr. ter services were observed at sie Williams, Ev. 9715, and Ella and Mrs. Buck Wilson last *v« ek. Allen Chapel AME Sunday Cunningham, Ev. 9774. Also Easter guests of the Wil Flowers were used in decora Sympathy is expressed to Mr. sons' were Miss Iva Rutherford, tions throughout the church to Hewitt Toney and son David, Ross Skinner, Dayton, and Lem emphasize the occasion. Miss Mr. and Mrs. George Gentry uel Cross, Flint, Mich. Vater Beauchamp decorates the and family in the death of Mrs. Other Delaware guests daring church each Easter. Mary Toney ... Ill among tho the Easter holidays included Visitors for morning service congregation are Mes dames Mrs. Gertrude Burke, Cleveland, were from Mcchanicsburg Co Ruth Dickinson, 1500 W. King who visited her sisters. Misses lumbus. Worthington and Round av.; Irene Reeves, 286 S. 22nd Sara and Geraldine Roberts. head. St.; Cora Lawrence, 1366 Kent Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cook Prior to morning worship, st; Stella Brooks, Mercy hos were hosts to Miss Clara Morris Sunday school presented ita fc as pital; Juanita Tipton, 794 Lyman while Rev. and Mrs. Oscar ter program. Participants were st; A. F. Donaldson, 1511 Haw Williams entertained Misses Ann, Janice and Mary Evens, thorne av.; Marie Bell, 329*S. Ariel and Serena Anderson. Sammy Merchant and Deborah Wheatland av.; Eva Barksdale, Brown. 222 N. 18th st; Blondell Barks FELLOWSHIP HOUSE CHOIR Wilbur, Katherine Haynes, Etta Jacobs. Fourth rowi Levene For the regular service, Rev. GOSPEL CHOIR OF SHILOH BAPTIST, Columbus, will be dale, 178 N. 22nd st; Messrs. from Isaiah to Carl Sandburg McCrea, Charles Bell, James Taylor, Robert Landrum, Cental COLUMBUS Thomas Page delivered an im Fellowship House choir of of choral activities at Temple presented In concert there Monday. April 23, 8 p. m.( under aus # William King, St Anthony's hos pressive message. Ushers were Philadelphia makes its first Co university, founder of Singing and James Weldon Johnson. pices of Sunday school. Shown above, from left, first row: Will a Napoleon, William Campbell,* "Joseph Cooley. Dr. J. W. Parrish pital; John Jones, 318 E. Mound FUNERAL DIRECTORY Bud Brown and Thomas Evans. lumbus appearance Sunday, City and winner of many awards Within the choir is represent Smith, Sarah Landers, Velma Johnson, Roses. Dallas, president; ia pastor and E. L. Nix, Sunday school superintendent.—Black St., and Thomas Nash, 1057 E. May 1, according to an an for her contribution to brother ed every race and religion, and Celia Cody, Margaret Stevens, Helen Miller, Geneva King, Mat- burn Photo. Long st CROSBY hood through music. FUNERAL HOME nouncement from Orville Jones, such varied occupations as tie Morgan, Victoria McKinney. Second row: Ellen E. Barks' Easter Breakfast chairman of the Columbus Fel The concert-drama program, printing, sales, watchmaking, dale, director; Martha Lawrence, Juanita Rivers, Barbara Mor 1072 E. LODJ St lowship church. FA. 1555 entitled "The Story of the Un homemaking, teaching, chemis gan, Beverly Day, Alma Curry, Rachael Adams, Dweeta Step- Honors Friend The program begins at 3:30 born Child," was prepared es try, nursing, office work and henerson, Irene Milner, LaRue V. Keeler, Eva Smith. Third row: Rev. Jenkins pecially for Philadelphia's Sing C D. WHITE St SONS DELAWARE. — Mrs. Louise p. m. at King Av. Methodist, art. This season's tour covering Eva Yatea, Jessie Allen, Susie Cooley, Theresa Hull, Ruth Mc- LATHAM DINER Woods entertained friends at King at Neil avs. There is no ad ing City. Musical numbers range nine states in the south and mid Crea, Fannie Riley, Delores King, Lucille Campbell, Hannah FUNERAL HOME breakfast Easter morning. from early Gregorian and Hindu Complete meals, prepared in home style, 1217 Mt. Vernon AT*. mission charge. west is made possible by each served dally from 8:38 A. M. till 3 P. M. Guests were Rov. and Mrs. This touring 85 voice choir chants to works of contempor member taking time off from Is Vespers EV. 1514 Thomas Page, Messrs. and Mes will present a varied program ary American composers such work or family. Meet "Big Bruce" and Catherine Latham as Aaron Copland and Randall dames William North, John of song and drama under direc Recognized as one of the fore, WILLIAMS St McNABB tion of Elaine Brown, director Thompson. Texts will range ' Mt. Olivet Baptist 48th OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK MORTUARY, INC. Crawford. J. F. Gardner, John most choral directors in the Conductor 117 HOSACK 8T. Hickory S-1479 COLUMBUS, O. FUNERAL HOME Wilson, Emanuel Goines, Mau U. S. today, Mrs. Brown toured rice Cook, Buck Wilson, John Europe recently with a Singing 818 E. Una St Wanzo, Carroll Burke, Ernest .RELIGIOUS CHAT By RUBY D. LUSEAR EV. 9521 City choir of university students Anniversary Program Set Stevens and Wilton Greene, Co at the invitation of UNESCO, In. Accompanied by the senior lumbus. 1 choir, Rev. J. Dallas Jenkins, BROOKS temat'l Music Council and U. S. By MILDRED VINEY a. m., and will relate the history The- Apostles Deaths State Dept.' of the church. Founders appear pastor of Caldwell Temple FUNERAL HOME INC Sunday, April 24, marks the ing are Mrs. Mattie Franklin, AMEZ, Columbus, conducted a 1108 E. Long St. You're Always Welcome vesper service at Benjamin By INEZ W. ALEXANDER 48th anniversary of Mt. Olivet Mrs. Leotia Collier, Mrs. Clara FE. 1411 Mrs. Stevens Entertains Baptist, Columbus. Irwin San Cooper and Rev. C. J. Carpen Franklin hospital Tuesday eve ESUS CALLED these 12 apostles. Simon, who is called Peter, ning . . . Social night is being SECOND^BAPTIST and Andrew his brother; James the son of Zebedee, and John ders, chairman of the anniver ter. MRS. D. A. WHITTAKER J Delaware Charity Club sary committee, and founders of Rev. H. Beecher Hicks deliv observed by Unit No. 4 Friday, AND SONS. INC. CHURCH his brother; Philip, and Bartholomew, Thomas, and Matthew the April 22, at 8:30 p. m. at the publican; James the son of Alphaeus, and Lebbaeus, whose sur Mt. Olivet appear on a radio ers the sermon at founders' FUNERAL HOME i8s x. nth st. - DELAWARE. — Mrs. £-nest program, over, WBNS, 9:3£10 recognition service, 10:45 a. m. home of Mr. and Mrs. John H. 720 E. Long St. name was Thaddaeus; Simon the Canaanite, and-Judas Iscariot, Stevens entertained Estelle R. Alexander, 1173 E. Rich st*. . . who also betrayed Him. ... At 3:30 p/m., Dr. J. Welby EV. 9549 Church School: 9:15 A. M. Davis Charity club at her home Beginning at noon Saturday, Jesus gave these apostles their charge. He taught them and NATIONAL COMPACT Broaddus, Tabernacle Baptist, tile Abu>« List loclodn Morning Worship: 10:45 A M. Monday. Dayton, delivers the anniver April 23, Star of Zion club is Evening Worship: 7:45 P. M. sent them out with power to do miracles. And gave them power to Mrs. Bertha Wanzo and Mrs. F. A. A. Y. M. serving a chicken dinner at the Members Of The Columbus cast out unclean spirits, and to heal all manner of sickness and LODGE sary sermon. His choirs and C. F. J F.NKINS Sylvia Wilson were elected de re ushers will assist » . . Five church. Tickets may be pur Funeral Ass'n. diseases. MEETING chased at the dinner. Mrs. Mary Minister gales to the district meeting of NIGHTS choirs erf the church present a Jesus commanded His apos Federated Clubs, convening May musical at 7:30 p. m. Rev. Car C. Foskey Is president ... A tles, as He commands our min city, shake off the dust of your PRINCE HALL ORIGIN banquet, honoring Caldwell's 14 at Chillicothe. 34 HAMILTON PARK penter will make remarks in be isters, to go to the lost sheep, feet." half of the founders. This ser basketball team, will take place A donation was made to the Prince Hall Commandery and preach, the ..kingdom of Jesus comforted His apostles vice will culminate with final re at 7:30 p. m. Saturday, April 30, Heaven is at hand; to heal the cancer fund and to the Boosters No. 1 K. T.—1st Monday against these persecutions that club. A report on teas was in ports from building fund chair at the church. The public is in sick, and cast out devils. He A. H. Howie, E. M. men . . . Dinner will be served vited. Hillis Y/aderker is chair Services In Columbus Churches they were to encounter or under complete. C. C. Daniels, Ree. said, "Freely you have receivedr after morning service. man of the recreation commit freely give. Provide neither go. He promised a blessing to Appointed to the nominating St Paul Lodge No. S—2nd ft tee. To List Tho Order Of Service In This Directory gold nor silver in your purses, those that receive persecutions. committee were Mrs. Ma«*jorie 4th Monday—A. J. Milner. Friday, April 22, the church AU who stand pat for right shall celebrates with the 48th birth Call FErnwood 7416. Deadline—Monday 5 P. M. for the workman is worthy of Randolph, chairman; Mesdin.es W. M.—Boy Wells, Sec. Written and directed by Rev. his meat." expect persecutions even in our G. C. Steele, Mary Cook, Cather Trustees—3rd Monday day party in social service Jenkins, the pugeant, "The age today. ine 'irimble and Nellie Crawford. R. Bell, Chmn. chapel at 8 p. m. An evening of SELECT A CHURCH HOME "I send you forth as sheep in food and entertainment has World Coronation," will be an the midst of -wolves; be there John is the only apostle that Discussion topic for the even L. M. Burton, Financial See. event of Friday, May 8, at the escape martyrdom. ing was food hints and recipes. St James Lodge No. 21—1st been planned . . . Lord's Supper fore wise as serpents, and harm will be administered Sunday, church. The following organiza less as doves. Matthew was slain with a Mrs. Louise Woods and Mrs. Tuesday fc 4th Wednesday tions have entered a queen in Thelma Burke were guests. Nathaniel Bradley. W. M. May 1, 7 p. m. ... HI among "But beware of men: for they sword in Ethiopia. the congregation are Mesdames the coronation contest: Altar Worship and Fellowship will deliver you up to the coun Mrs. Trimble will entertain B. D. Pettway, Sec. A Treat For Your Family • PENNSYLVANIA James, the son of Zebedee, Rose of Sharon Chapter No. 8 Pearl Voorhies, Rt 2, Box 41, Guild, Chancel choir, Christian With Purpose cils and they will scourge you in was beheaded at Jerusalem. the next meeting. Athens; Daisy Hayes, Cora Endeavor ^Society, Life Mem At AVE. METHODIST their synogogues. O.E.S.—2nd Tuesday & 4th Philip was hanged up against Thursday—Ola Penson, W. M. Flemister, Catherine Shaw, all bers Council, Nurses' Corps, CHURCH "But when they deliver you a pillar at Hieropolis, a city of in University hospital, and Flor- CALDWELL TEMPLE up, take no thought how or what Visit Marion Geneva Anderson, See. senior choir, Sta/ of Zion club, We've menu delights for tots and teens 524 E. Long St. Easter Sunday Phrygia. Alpha Chapter No. 2, O.E.S. etta Lewis, 300 N. Ohio av.; Unit No. 2, Unit No. 4, Unit No. you shall speak; for it shall be Bartholomew was flayed alive DELAWARE.— Mr. and Mrs. Messrs. Maushette Baird, Balti Church School—9:30 A. M.; 11 A. M. — Morning worship. given you in that same hour 2nd Wednesday fc 4th 5, Unit No. 7, Young-Adult club, Morning Worship—11 A. M. Baptising and reception of at Albanapolis, in Armenia. John Wanzo were guests of the Thursdsy—Willie V. Trent, more; Roy Roddy, Benjamin as well as their parents. Bring in the what you shall speak. James, the brother of our Clemons family in Marion Eas Franklin hospital; Howard YW Missionary Society and Christian Endeavor — 6:30 members. 3:30 P. M.—Easter W. M.—Viola Morgan, See. young people's choir. P. M.; Evening Worship — 8 Program. Adult and children "For it is not you that speak, Lord, was thrown from a pinna ter. Queen Elisabeth Court No. 1 Cowans, White Cross hospital; P. M.; Midweek Praise — participation. Special by a but the Spirit of your Father cle of the Temple and then beat H. el J.—1st Wednesday fc Charles A. Hicks, Little Rock, whole family for a treat. We're open Wednesday, 8 P. M. which speaketh in you. en to death with a fuller's club. 3rd Tuesday—Laura Johnson, Ark., and Jay Cornelius, 494 E. Trio. "And you shall be hated of all DR. F. H. MASON Tha Capital City's Temple of Pennsylvania Ave. ft Andrew suffered martyrdom DR. a O. MASON M. A. M.—Estell Stevens, See. Mound st CRYSTAL RESTAURANT Zion Methodism men for My name's sake; but he on a cross at Patrae; in Achaia. Eseklel Lodge No. 4—1st fc Home Cooked Food around the clock everyday of the week. Poplar St. that endureth to the end shall be J. DALLAS JENKINS REV. JESSE L. THOMPSON, Thomas was run through the 3rd Thursday—R. L. Shern, Chitterlings Saturday Minister 1 saved. body with a lance at Coroman- MASON'S W. M.—Charles Banks, See. Chicken Sunday Pastor "Fear them not therefore; for Be Informed— del, in the E. Indies. JEWELERS AND Triumph Temple No. 1 A. L. MCDONALD, Prop. there is nothing covered, that Thaddeus was shot to death 2nd Thursday Read The Sentinel shall not be revealed; and hid, 491 E. Lone St. Col's, O. with arrows. OPTOMETRISTS Wm. Langhlnghouse, III. Pot Open Daily 6 A. M. . 8 P. M. COME TO that shall not be known. Simon Zelotes was crucified GLASSES $7.76 up Paul D. Johnson, III. Gr. Ree. Visit Next Sunday . SHILOH BAPTIST "And fear not them which kill in Persia. • Guaranteed Materials Franklin Consistory No. 1 the body, but are not able to kill Peter was crucified head am MAIN STORE — 1st Friday—James F. Little, MT. OLIVET CHURCH the soul: but rather fear him downward during the Neronian lt W. Main St. . CA. 4-5436 I. C. C.-B. J. Ross, G. C. * Novelty ^ Hamilton at Mt. Vernon Ave. which is able to destroy both persecution- Columbus, O. Lone Star Lodge No. 22—2nd soul and body in hell. Judas Iscariot, after the be — BRANCH STORE - fc 4th Friday—L. R. Owens, BAPTIST CHURCH JAMES W. PARR1SH "Whosoever therefore shall trayal of our Lord, hung him 733 E. Long St. - CA. 4-2813 W; M.—Lloyd Frasier, See. "NO CREED BUT CHRIST" Minister confess me before me, him will self.—St. Matt. 10:1-42. Columbus, O. Keystone Chapter No. t FOOD BAR 428 E. Main St. 8:15 A. M. ftadio Broadcast; I confess also before my Father R.A.M.-3rd Friday 9 A. M. Church School (Chil which is in Heaven A. J. Milner, H. P. 9 A.M.- The Church at Study dren may be left with compe "And he that taketh not his R. L. Shern, See. 741 E. Long St CA. 44)552 10:45 A. M. • The Church at tent mothers during wor cross, and followeth after Me, is St Katherine No. 1 Crusaders Worship — 8 P. M. • Baptist ship); 11 A. M. Church at not worthy of Me. PAPIER'S SHOE STORE 4th Tuesday—E. L. Brock, 111. framing Union - 7:30 P. M. Worship; 11 A. M. Continued He that receiveth you receiv- Factory Returned Sample Shoes • Men's Army Work Pr.—Blanche Pnrnell, See. Columbus, Ohio The Church at Worship Church School for Small Chil eth Me, and he that receiveth She*. • Men's Dress Shoes • Women's & Children's Jarenllee tnd fc 44m Me rece 'eth Him that sent Me. Saturday—Ola Penson, H. BEECHES HICKS, dren; 6 P.M. Baptist Train Shoes • Women's House Slippers .50 to $1.00 While ing Union; 7:30 P. M. Wor "Whosoever shall not receive Baperviser Minister you, npr bear. ypvr.v°xda»,.wtifn They Last • Baby Shoes .50 and $1.00. ship. Music by. Five Choirs.' you depart out of that house or 529-531 N: 20th St., Cor. Leonard Columbus, Ohio i . SATURDAY. APRIL 23. 19B8 SEC. 2—PAGE 12 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. A?R1L 13. Ifgg THE OH|0 3EHT1NE1, PAGE 11 The Sentinel hates people who push other people around! Youth Observance MORE CHURCH NEWS At Hebrew Baptist Pastor's Anniversary Hebrew Baptist, Columbua, observes youth day Sunday, April 24, with "Youth for Scheduled At Bethany EDITORIALS Christ," as theme. Shiloh Baptist Radio Sunday school at Bethany groups wilLbe represented. Ser a » a Guest speaker for morning Baptist, Columbus, convened at vices close Monday, April 25, "Thia above all, to thine own self be true; and it service is Franklin Gray, Frank 9:30 a.m. Sunday to begin ser with a banquet at the church. shall follow as night the day thou canst not then be fort, and young people's choir of vices for the day*. Arthur Higby serves at toast- false to any man.":—Shakespeare. Friendship Baptist and young Rev. A. L. Mason spoke at master for this event. Time Change Announced adult choir of Trinity Baptist morning worship from the sub are guest choirs. ject, "Faith At Its Best" Mu Mt. Vernon AME By KATHERINE E. HAYNES dent ..*--. Group 4 of Gospel sic was by No. 2 choir. Six mem Dr. J. W. Parrish, pastor of choir will serve ham and chick Programs are planned for 3 bers were added to the church, By GEORGETTE GRANDY p.m., 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Fool In Mouth Disease Shiloh BaptisL Columbus, has en dintlers at the church Satur three of whom are candidates Fleur de Lis club of Mt. Ver day, April 23, 12-7 p. m. Rachel At the latter service, Joseph E ARE AMONG THE firmest admirers of the Messrs. announced a change in the ra for baptism. Flowers on the al non AME, Columbus, presents dio broadcast time from 8:13 Adams i? chairman. Pride is appearing as guest tar were in memory of Mrs. W Roy Campanella and Jackie Robinson, the cream of speaker. He is from Union its second annual tea at the a. m. until 8:45 a. m. Group 2 of Gospel choir is Alice Jackson, church chorister church Sunday, April 24, 4-7 the Brooklyn Dodgers' Negro crop of ballplayers. Grove Baptist. Guest choir for who died last week. * Dr. Parrish used for his sub having a Stanley breakfast Sat p.m. urday, April 30, at the home of this service will be Mt. Carmel But that doesn't prevent us from being utterly dis ject at morning worship Sun Baptist's young people's choir, Sunday afternoon, No. 2 choir Mrs. Marie McMorrin, presi gusted with some of their recent reckless, indiscreet ut day, "Roadblocks In the Way of Mrs. Juanita Bell, chairman, and women's chorus served dent, extends an invitation to terances to the sportswriting corps which followed the Life." Music was by senior and 766 Grove st. . . A poetry and William O'Bannon is chairman with the pastor at Mt. Zion Bap the public to attend. Dodgers through spring training and into Brooklyn for Gospel choirs under direction of supper sing will be held at of the observance and Rev. Wil tist. Men's chorus participated A nursery will be in operation the current season's grind. Madolin B. Johns and Ellen E. Burks auditorium, May 3, 7 liam Horsley la pastor. in "Gospel In Song" at Centen at Mt. Vernon after May 1 for Barksdale . . . Gospel choir and p. m. under auspices of Class 3 ary Methodist . . . Tuesday, the the convenience of parents with The Messrs. Robinson and Campanella apparently^ women's chorus participated in of Adult Dept. This event will pastor and women's chorus children under 6 who wish to intentionally ot otherwise, are determined to plant the "Gospel In Song" which con feature Dr. Floyd Faust, 1st served St Mark Baptist, Han attend morning worship. seeds of disunity within the ranks of their ball club re vened at Centenary Methodist Christian, as guest conductor of Leaders Day ford Village. gardless of the outcome, racially or sportswise. Sunday . . . Mr. and Mrs. Mose the sing and Mrs. Rosalee Seventh anniversary obser Smith, St Paul AME, in recita Oar Business Is House Williams, 729 Kelton av., were vance of the pastor begins Wrecking ** Walter Alston is the Brooklyn manager "and as such hosts to Home Dept. of the Sun tions of religious poetry. Dr. Thursday, April 21. At 7:30 that is deserving at the very least of the respect due a man in day school Monday. Mrs. Gene and Mrs. J. W. Parrish will be evening, Rev. L. H. Johnson of FOR SALE official hosts for this annual his position. va Oglesby is department super At Caldwell Christ Memorial will be guest Good Top Soil • Wholesale intendent . . . Mrs. Mamie class project. Margaret White is speaker and will be accompan What Jackie Robinson or Roy Campanella thinks of general chairman and Emma L. ied by his choirs. Friday, April and Retail Owens and Mrs. Mozelle Frye Loaded and Delivered Alston as a person or as a manager is certainly a privi were hosts to Class 6 recently at Cash is class president. 22, Rev. R. F. Hairston, Jr., lege to which both are entitled. But some of their vocal Family night will be held at speaks. Services will be held all at the home of Mrs. Frye, 190 N. Set May I 2300 Mock Road ehennanigans—Robinson's squawk about playing regular 11th st. Mrs. Bessie Seward is the church Friday, May 6, spon day Sunday. Guest speakers ly or being traded and Campanella's indiscretions regard sored by E. B. DeLaney Mis are Rev. W. W. Banks at morn president. According to the pastor, Rev. ELMER PARKER ing where he should appear in the Bums' batting order sionary Society. Mrs. Theresa ing worship, Rev. B. L. Brant- J. Dallas Jenkins, Sunday, Mav 492 Armstrong St. —are in very poor taate and worthy only of the most ig Mrs. Dorothy Himes was act Williams is general chairman Icy in the afternoon and Rev. 1, is Stewardship and Class CA. 4-8790 norant and undignified ballplayer. ing superintendent of the Adult and Jessie E. Mills is society C. T. Robinson in the evening. Dept. of the Sunday school . . . president . . . Men's council has Leaders day at Caldwell Temple Each night different church Columbus, Ohio Mr. Alston, we are sure, is available to both of these Plans were launched Sunday in announced it will present Ohio AME Zion, Columbus. Each member is urged to see that all gentlemen, and we believe it only proper that they go to preparation for the annual fish Gospel quintet in concert, Fri dinner, to be held at Shiloh day, May 20, 8:15 p. m., at the class dues and general claims him with their gripes and cease and desist from running are paid for the year by this off at the mouth everytime a sportswriter is handy with As I See It! ThursdajvJVtay 26. Reservations church. Frank W. Taylor and NATIONAL HEATING (0. date. pad and pencil. should be made immediately to Henry L. Jamison are chairmen Heating, Plumbing, Electrical Supplies By Lucius E. Lee assure accommodations. Irwin and Albert G. Berry is president. Class leaders are Mesdames 1230 E. LONG ST., Cor. Champion Ave. Neither Mr. Robinson or Mr. Campanella is paid for Lambert is general chairman The public is invited:- Mary Flanary, Mary C. Dowsey, FA. 8417 (Daily 9 A. M. . 5 P. M.) EV. 7343 and Laris Jordan, co-chairman. Alyce Jones, Pearl Jones, Ethel phrasing derogatory statements about the manager of npHOSE ASTUTE Negro polit- birdling's throat. The only dif- fellow has come out to tell what Other committee members are their ball club. Furthermore, neither of them OWNS the 1I ician\n\anas aro»e saon Uon.«•,.•«n-astute , in•« erenc»n»n™e was^<. th«he» mothe™n»v.«»r - robi™K;.n> ;. ;« •.;= ~;~J ;* „I__»-J —-• Slack-, Mary Webb, Jessie Web is in his mind if elected and Ethel Brown, Mary A. Haynes, ster, Annabelle Henderson, Hel Club. If Mr. Alston is inept as a major league manager serving up two candidates for could chuck the worm down one has made public declarations. Margaret Lambert and Kather then it is obvious that the folks in the front office have the Columbus' city council when the throat, fly away and get another en Hord, Sarah Lyman, Helen Like his platform? Dislike his ine E. Haynes . . . Sunday school Union Has Waderker, Bertha Booker, Hazel NO DOWN PAYMENT responsibility to do something about it—not Jackie Rob- colored population has not been worm. But, good Lord, there platform? One knows what is in holds its regular monthly busi inson or Roy Campanella. able to get even one elected to was only one vacancy so the Kerr, Marie Reeves; Miss Geor his mind and can accept or re ness meeting Friday, April 22, gia Woods, and Messrs. Edward ».,,.. . . , , ,..the council and have not even governor went off to find a white ject. 8 p. m. E. L. Nix is superinten- Observance Baseball has been pretty good to both men and it is ^^ i Negro can- man to appoint since the Ne- Donaldson, James Tatum, Reese ab e to get a Henderson, Robert Walker, Wil deplorably unfortunate that they can't continue playing didate over the win line in less groes could not decide on just At least one doesn't vote on face value. Now, while I say lie Thompson,"Arnold Piper, and « SPICER'S baseball with bat in hand and foot in mouth at one and hazardous pathways to a politi- one man. See? Divide and con- EDWARD P. ZIPF On Sunday Embry Cobb. the same time. _. cal office such as the State Leg qjuer. Negro solidarity is al that there should be full support of .a colored candidate on.faco~ Bicycle Tires and Supplies 104 WEEKS TO PAY They're not THAT good. islature. What astuteness! ways wasted away in that man Capital Singing Union observ I may contend that this latest ner. value, there would be less con Sharpening of Lawnmowers, ed its first anniversary Sunday IH'IN MO\l>.\\ .mil IKIDW Ml.lll> Til .'» Scissors and Knives political mess is the finest ex- * a . « fusion in choice if there "were at Friendship Baptist, Colum Centenary Methodist S50 Allowance «»« your oltl Living Room, Bedroom, •r* t ii sm ia aa. • • ample of compliance with the one colored face to value rather All Kinds of Keys Made bus. WHAT THE NEGRO has to than two, and if that one face Bicycles for Rent By MATTIE RUTH WHITE or Dtttinc Room furniture. UP TO SSO allowance do is to fuse his votes, info one Musical selections were ren would -howl to the electorate EV. 3560 - 90 S. OHIO AVE. Sunday, April 24, at morning on your ..id Rhrjjic! Tupp.in. M.i^tc Corf, Sunray. solid block and-put one man in Columbus, O. dered by Ohio Gospel singers, righting Back In Dixie r^^^aV. skies his aims. Some people dif Melcdy Kings, Heaven Bound worship, Rev. T. H. Mines, pas «Y; CABBY OUB OWN ACCCUM4 UN!{SS to office to break the ice. Who fer with me and want to know has ever seen a Negro council Four, Ohio Trumpeteers,. Crown tor of Centenary Methodist, Co tUWOMfB rtlKSl ?.AU¥ »IAN HNANCINO co d lopedunderthct,t,e Should what they're getting, hang of Victory, Rosebuds, Brown lumbus, will speak from the man in Columbus? There has breaking the ice. rlathway St Ferguson ") of/7/ l)t> Ityttvr at Spicer's" N,JK"fe )Si:SU. p^ -*•."•?.What ca-n I say? What com to be a lot of ice broken, but it Sisters, Ohio Spiritual Five, Jol subject, "Not Far From the It's a fascinating article and, in the main, a very fac ROOFING ly Four, Highway Church of Kingdom." Music will be by bination of words, or even must be broken. The city has J. FURNACE WORK tual one. Tne gist of it is that, despite the economic hard jumbo of words, can 1 put to to become use to the idea that I HAVE LOOKED over plat God choir and Livewires of senior and Gospel choirs. ships being leveled against the darker citizenry in the most forms and found that they do 873 Mt Vernon Av*. Cleveland, who were special gether to emphasize the folly the colored people have an in Columbus, Ohio Methodist youth fellowship undemocratic state of all the 48, in an effort fostered by of two Negro candidates try not say anything specific. Color guests. terest in this city that can be Talapheaa FE. S414 meets at 5:30 p.m. and young the cracker contingent of the corn pone and sow belly belt ing for the city council? Try best expressed through a color ed voters want something meaty A sermonette was given by to terrorize the Negro populace into shirking from the ing to eke out enough votes ed representative. they can put their teeth into, Rev. Fred R. Childs. Mrs. Min adult fellowship at 6:30 p.m. PICER' school desegregation ruling of the supreme court, the dark from an electorate of about taste to see if they like it or not, nie Jackson gave the history of Evening worship convenes at "8 Once the lee is broken or p.m. "What Is a Christian" will er citizenry is sticking to its guns. 30.000 of a minority population the foot is in the door, then the not whifs couched in generali- the union. • FURNITURE zations. be the pastor's sermon topic Many of us to the north of the Mason-Dixon stripe in n city approaching a half colored population can get a ' Current officers are George million population? Or Is and music will be by Gospel assured ourselves immediately following the historic su little more persnickety about I see where there are to be Parks, president; Lonnie Jack someone yielding to a revert R« & Ee son, vice president; Mrs. Minnie chorus . . . Midweek service is 993 Mt. Vernon Ave.—Corner 18th St. preme court ukase that another wave of southern Negroes -who, but, even then, they better schools. Good heavens I back to a primitive trait of PAINT & WALLPAPER CO. Jackson, secretary; Mrs. Ida each Wednesday, »8 p.m., with would flee the latest form of economic oppressions being should better have a prelimi What has a city council to do "The Friendly Store" destroying if one cannot have? nary runoff vote of some kind with schools, or am I ignor Roberts, assistant secretary, Rev. Roy Lucas in charge . . . imposed upon them by red neck brigade of the Delta Mrs. Mary Davis, treasurer, or they would be shut out in ant? I see where there are to 601 MI. VERNON AVE. Saturday, April 30, 7:30 p.m., Oc<-« Mc-» jf.d o, 9 ,rr • 9 ,n -- Othf WraVdart 1 aim 6 pf~ country which is organizing against the constitution of DOWi»u«.>N DUASHJIHA * i OS WAYX one the election. The ice ought to COM MIU s and Rev. James Parks, chap young adult fellowship sponsors the United States as well as the Negroes whose spirit they Att'y Russell Carter wants to be be finer streets and better f.v T,.m.-0.r' 4J Y«JM en Mt V. be broken somehow and this lain. a "twilight fiesta" at the church. would be prone to break beyond hope of repair. a municipal judge. He had it playground facilities. N i e e FE. 5000 mere token gesture towards generalizations and attractive, The public is invited. But it appears that our southern cousins are blessed once through appointment and colored candidacy ought to be but so is a mink coat a nice with more guts than *we had given them credit for, that wants it again through election. KRESKE stopped. Instead of there be idea lo a husband bat he won Compl«'ti> Linr Of: is if Jet's evaluation of the situation is to be taken at face The very astute politicians down ing a division of effort to get ders where the purchase PLUMBING CO. value—and we believe that it is. there have their whole effort colored candidates across, the Paints, Painter's money will come from. What Supplies. Linoleum 467 E. Mala St. They have, in the main, decided to stick it out come concentrated on him-one man. astute politicians ought to be will be done to raise money Columbus, O. • never needs scrubbing! Three oorr foufourr earearss aa lhev busy making arrangements to hell or high water, and they know only too well that a ""*« yy s«°° •*« for such Improvements? Dou Repairing and Remodeling • outwears printed llnolevm whole lofof hellVo'n the brink of breaking loose even fent a ™an.t0 th PAGE 14 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1955 SATURDAY. APRIL 23, 1955 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE IS Columbus Fighters Seek To Retain Titles At least 15 champions and former Ohio AA U titlists, including Columbus' Major Ford In the 112 pound division, and Eugene Tuff, 178 pounder, will see action in Ohio AAU boxing tournament to be held in Memorial hall Friday and Saturday, April 22-23. Ford and Tuff advanced to — the nationals at Boston last judges there. year and the former, while de ing the 156 pound title, are up as one of the finest In recent for the first time since 1947, last GOOD LUCK Ted Adams, Toledo, last year's among 1954 champions to see years and will give central Ohio time the tournament was staged clared the top fighter in his bracket, had to share honors in winner in the 139 pound class, action. fight fans their first chance to in Columbus. •n unprecedented ruling by and Art Glass, Dayton, defend- This year's tournament shapes view the cream of Ohio biffers Tournament profits will be turned over to the AAU Olympic fund. Winners of the Ohio titles will form the Ohio team and will compete in the national finals at Jets'Debut 6-5 Success SPORTS GLEANINGS Kansas City next month. COLUMBUS JETS Despite Hour Delay In By William (Bill) Bell - Sports Editor Start; Lopez Standout OLUMBUS AREA FANS will get their first chance to take a By WILLIAM (BILL) BELL 1^-^ C peek at some of the track and field stars expected to uphold Sentinel Sports Editor ( the prestige of the U. S. in the 1956 Olympics at Melbourne, Aus tralia, this Saturday when Ohio State U. stages the annual Ohio The 5374 faithful who braved a torrential deluge and relays in the Buckeyes' mammoth horseshoe stadium. HE OHIO SENTINEL and it* readers are both proud and happy to waited a full hour for the newly born Columbus Jets to • • • T join with thousands of other Central Ohioans in extending best open the '55 season against Rochester Wednesday were Among sepia stars to invade the stadium are Arnold Sowell, wishes to the Columbus Jets baseball team, Gen. Mgr. Harold Cooper, rewarded with a 6-5 victory which made the Ohioans' Mgr. Nick Cullop and the generous, civic minded men who have debut in the Internat'l League a howling success. Pitt sophomore who recently broke Mai Whitfield's world mark made this year's team possible. Win, lose or draw, we know that the The three bronze players with for the half mile; Tom Jones, Miami U's great weights man and tm V\ * staTr tackle on the Redskins' football team; Roosevelt Grler, Jets will enter the 1955 season with the will to win and the courage the Jets lived up to expectation with Rochester Thursday and FLEET SAM JETHROE, to face defeat—and we sincerely hope that defeats will be few and although Al Pinkston, giant left- Friday, then open a four game Penn State, also a great football lineman as well at a great former star Nat'l League fly- far between—as the fine sportsmen that they are. Good luck Jeta fielder, was the victim of hard set as host to Toronto, defending shotputter; Art Pollard, star Penn State sprinter; Milt Camp chaser, will be in centerfield and ... PLAY BALL.—William (Bill) Bell, Sport. Editor. luck on two occasions. He slip Internat'l League champions, bell, Indiana, runnerup in the Olympic decathalon in 1952; Willie for Toronto when the defend ped on the wet grass trying to ing Internat'l league cham starting with a single afternoon Williams. Illinois, and Rod Perry of Penn State, to name a few. field a single and it went for a game on Saturday. pions invade Columbus for a triple. Later, in the eighth inn This year's relays will closely rival the Ohio relays of the 20s four game series with the Jets ing, he ran into the leftfield if the calibre of the entries is a criterion. starting with an afternoon fence and stunned himself. • * • m game this Saturday. The The trio started Columbus off Braves Bypassed While we were never much of a track man, football and base series includes a doubleheader AL PINKSTON JOE TAYLOR on the right foot in the very ball being the sports at which we were best, and that is not say on Sunday and a single game first inning when second base ing much, track always has given us our greatest thrills because Monday night. Hector Rodri- Leftfielder Righili elder man Hector Lopez, batting sec Willie Because: it tests a man greater than most sports. quez, hard-hitting third sack er, is another beige star slated ond, walked. Joe Taylor, right I have never forgotten what a former Ohio State great, Dan fielder, singled over second and to see action for the visitors Pinkston singled to center to 'He Couldn't Hit' Ferguson, told us at W. Virginia institute after one of the boys from Canada. had collapsed following a tough workout: JETS' ROAD GAME plate both men and the Jets N. YORK.— The Milwaukee JETS' HOME GAME were off to a 2-0 lead. Braves, first to discover star "If you are not weak and sick after a race yon have not CAPITAL DETECTIVE - SCHEDULE - Lopez drove home a run on a outfielder Willie Mays, booted given your best." - SCHEDULE - sacrifice fly his next time up. away their chance to sign him AGENCY AprU 27 Wed, 28 Fri, 38 Sat .... ROCHESTER (2) Donbleheader In the seventh Lopez opened because they felt "he would In track it is only the men who are willing to give their all 999 E. LONG ST. May 1 San (2), t MOD, 8 Toes TORONTO with a double. Taylor drew an never be able to hit big league who become great champions. April II Thurs, » Fri ROCHESTER May 11 Wed, 12 Tha, 13 Fri, 14 FA 1674 "Annie Oakley" and Pinkston pitching." To you youngsters who do not know Dan Ferguson, he COLUMBUS. O. April 23 Sat, 24 Sun (2), 25 Mon .. TORONTO Sat, 15 San (2) RICHMOND advanced both men a base with According to an article in the was May 4 Wed, S Tha, « Fri BUFFALO May 18 Moat, 17 Tue (2), 18 Wed, one of the first Negroes to earn a varsity "O" at Ohio State. a sacrifice hunt. new issue of Look Magazine, While we never saw him run Ma? 7 Sat, 8 Son (2). f Mon .... MONTREAL 18 Tha CUBANS Afield, Lopez was the star, Braves scout Bill Maughn dis May 21 Sat, 22 Son (2), 23 Mon .. RICHMOND May 28 Sat, 29 San (2), 39 during his college days, a team handling nine chances without a covered Willie while the Giant mate. Dr. Nelson Barnett, once May 24 Toe, 25 Wed, 26 Thu, 27 Fri CUBANS - Mon (2)- SYRACUSE bobbTfe, two being of the sensa^fstar — at that time still in high Jane 7 Tne, t Wed, 9 Tha, 19 Fri MONTREAL May 31 Tee MONTREAL — was patrolling the out told tne writer he was one oflhe tional variety. school greatest* athletes he ever saw Jane 11 Sat, 12 Sun (2), 13 Mon .. BUFFALO Jane 1 Wed, 2 Tha MONTREAL The visiting Red Wings had er garden for Birmingham's Jane 14 Tue, 15 Wed (2), 18 Tha SYRACUSE June 3 Fri, 4 Sat, 5 San (2) BUFFALO Black Barons. and had he been allowed to con only one race lad on the squad, centrate on the distances, at June *!0 Mon, 21 Tue, 22 Wed, 23 Jane 17 Fri, 18 Sat, 19 Son (2) ROCHESTER Charlie Peete, who replaced Despite Maughn's glowing re Tha RICHMOND Jane 27 Mon, 28-Tae, 28 Wed BUFFALO ports, the Braves took the advice which he was 'Best, he would Allie Clark-'in leftfield in the have ranked with the greatest LOOK Jane 38 Tha TORONTO fourth. of another scout, Hugh Wise, Jane 24 Fri, 25 Sat, 28 Son (8> CUBANS who saw Willie in action only of his day. Ferguson ran every July 1 Fri <2), 2 Sat TORONTO Peete had a good day at the thing from the sprints to the July 2 Son (2), 4 Mon (2) SYRACUSE July 11 Mon, 12 Toe, 13 Wed SYRACUSE once before he wrote his report. July 5 Tue, 6 Wed, 7 Tha ROCHESTER plate, getting two for four, and distances. Any event in which July 14 Tho, 15 Fri, 16 Sat TORONTO made a desperate effort to tie it Wise, who saw Willie on one »5>«tt July 8 Fri, » Sat, 19 San (2) TORONTO of his rare off days at the plate, his coaches felt he could pick up July 17 San (2), 18 Mon, 19 Tue MONTREAL up in the ninth when he sent a point or two was where Dan July 23 Sat, 24 Sun (2), 25 Moo, July 28 Wed (2), 21 Tha, 22 Fri ROCHESTER doubted Mays would ever be able 28 Toe ROCHESTER centerfielder Del Guercio deep July 31 San (2) CUBANS for his long fly for the final out. to hit big league pitching, "es was entered. pecially curve ball pitching." * * * July 27 Wed, 28 Thu, » Fri TORONTO Aag 1 Mon, 2 Tue, 3 Wed,A Tha .... CUBANS The Jets play single games Aut 11 Thu. 12 Fri, 13 Sat CUBANS' Aug 5 Fri, 8 Sat, 7 SOB, 8 Mon, Apparently, the Dodgers and MGR. LOU BOUDREAU of White.Sox, who also had glowing Aug 14 Sun. 15 Mon, 16 Tue RICHMOND HECTOR LOPEZ 9 Tue «....*. RICHMOND the Kansas City As has appar Aug 27 Sat, 28 San (2), 28 Moa .... BUFFALO reports on Mays, shared Wise's ently found the right place for Aug 17 Wed, 18 Thu, 19 Fri MONTREAL reservations about Willie's abil Aug: 29 Sat, 21 San, 22 Man, 23 Toe BUFFALO Aag 30 Tue, 31 Wed MONTREAL The Ohio Sentinel's new Co Vic Power and Vic is respond Second Baseman ity to hit curve balls. ing by displaying the power his Aug 24 Wed, 25 Tha, 28 Fri SYRACUSE Sept 1 Tha, 2 Fri ....* MONTREAL lumbus office location is 690 E. In fact, Jackie Robinson, who Sept 4 San. 5 Mon (2) SYRACUSE backers have always maintain Long st. first alerted the Dodgers to ed he possesses. In two games THE MVSTEHY Of Mays, had that impression the THIS PAGE SPONSORED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE BY THE FOLLOWING LISTED BOOSTERS OF THE COLUMBUS JETS: •first time he saw him. . CONTINUED ON PAGE 16 MUfMAYS Good Luck, Columbus JeUI Best Of Luck, Columbus Jets! Good Luck, Columbus Jets! CONSTANCE C. NICHOLS JACK FLANAGAN JOHN L FRANCIS Write-in Candidate For Democratic Candidate For Columbus City Council ROBERT HOWARD Columbus City Council Welcome, Columbus Jets! 601 Scioto St. Urbana, Ohio A Loyal Jet Booster DUKES and DUCHESSES CLUB, UK. FEATHERSTONE MARKET PINE ROOM LOUNGE AND BAR of America Mr. and Mrs. Featherstone, Props. 879% E. Long St. James J. McCown, Prop. 459 N. 18th St. FA. 0559 785-787 Mt. Vernon Ave. E. H. HANSCOM SMALLWOOD MARKET Best Wishes, Columbus Jets I Automatic Sprinkler Corp. Williams and Smallwood, Props. of America 805 Mt. Vernon Ave. FA. 04S1 FLAMINGO CLUB Bad luck almost got Willie Mays! James Dixon, Prop. OXFORD MANOR MR. and MRS. ART IEE 790* E. Long St Don't miss the inside story in the new issue of LOOK Nate Green, "Prop." Columbus, Ohio Columbus Jets—We're With You I magazine of how bad luck almost kept Willie Mays out cf 96 Lexington Ave. major league ball. In what wa^sdoes LOOK compare Willie "JOE" Fine Food, Low Prices By WILLIAM and ESTHER TOLER with Joe Louis? How did Jackie Robinson feel about Wil NOVELTY FOOD BAR lie's ability to bit curve ball pitching? The answers are in Crossroads of Ohio Newsstand Good Luck, Columbus Jetat Scores & Late Racing Results Mr. and Mrs. Otto Beatty, Props. the exclusive story in the new issue of LOOK—with Willie S.E. Corner Broad and High Sta. 741 E. Long St. CA. 4-0552 JERRY SPEARS on the cover! And there are great pictures, too—of Willie and Leo Durocher doing a hilarious "Pennant Polka" and Good Luck. Jets! Good Luck From A Loyal Jet Fan Non-Partisan Candidate For M. E. "JACK" SENSENBRENNER Mayor, City of Columbua of Willie's great World Series catch. Get LOOK today! CASABLANCA BAR Baseball Scores and Broadcasts Dally At The baseball season is her*... and it's TV Service Month. Noufn 764 E. Long St. Mayor, City of Columbus the time to call your TV Repairman to get your *et tuned up. Let's Go, Columbus Jets I APEX RECREATION SENTINEL SPORTS EDITOR WILLIAM (BILL) BELL, LEFT, extends a warm hand of wel DAVID MORGAN Frank Drnngold, Prop. come to second baseman Hector Lopez of Columbus Jets while teammates Joe Taylor, second Gallon, Ohio E. H. HANHART 740 E. Long St. from left, and Al Pinkston, both outfielders, look on. Occasion was arrival of the club from its Democratic State Chairman Florida training camp Sunday afternoon. All three were in the Jets' lineup for CoTumbus' debut 9V lUUt 4-1 !-M P.O. No. 1407 Ad Ne. 124 in the Internat'l League Wednesday. Story elsewhere in sports pages. **•*+ t*tvm0Ar+*my t\, KXee**i.an^tf**m*e»m*mP>naHa fc ., :.•••-•:, *»•&* |ATURDAYt APRIL 23, 1PM THE OHIO SENTINEL' PACE 17 PAGE 18 THE OHIO SENTINEL, SATURDAY, APRIL 23, I»M Injury Free Bucks Enter Second Game Of Week Week's Practice Near Status Quo Will Feature SPORTS Ohio State U.'s football squad til the annual spring game entered its second week of May 7. Bums. Giants spring practice free from in Twenty-one kttermen ar« in GLEANINGS juries and with little change in the fold, headed by Co-Cap ts. These feuding Hatfields and the personnel of the first two Ken Vargo, center, and Francis McCoys of the baseball world, elevens. More than eight full Machinsky, tackle. Two stars of the N. York Giants and Brock* CONTINUED FROM PAGE I teams have been drilling under the 1954 champions, Halfback lyn Dodgers, will supply-action the tutelage of Woody Hayes and Howard Cassady and Fullback for the "Baseball Game of tho Week" to be presented Satur against Cleveland Vic got seven his staff, with practice to con Hubert Bobo, are absent from for nine, including a homer and tinue on a four-a-week basis un> spring workouts! day, April, 23. starting at 1:43 a triple. An all-letterman first team, p.m., over the CBS-network. Jerome (Dizzy) Dean and his Here are the bronze players, with one exception has included Waterfowl Population Ends Bill Michael and Fred sportscasting pal, Buddy Blatt- in starting lineups and on the IUT, will be on hand at Ebbets reserve lists of Nat'l League Kriss; tackle Dick Gray; guards clubs: Increase Foreseen Jim Parker and Dave Weaver; field, Brooklyn, to describe the game. The play-by-play broad BROOKLYN — Jr. Gillium, The waterfowl population quarterback Bill Booth; half second base; Jackie Robinson, back Jerry Harkrader and full cast will be preceded by "Base around the Knox Lake and Del ball Preview" starting at .1:45 third; Sandy Amoros, leftficld; aware reservoir areas may in back Don Vicic. Roy CampaneUa, catch. Big Don p.m., with Dean interviewing a crease as the result of a recent Lee Williams, non-letterman well known baseball figure. Newcombe, Dodger pitcher, has release of 35 mallard ducks on halfback, has been operating a record of 2-0, although he has This will be the first of four these two lakes. at Cassady's left halfback Giants-Dodgers scraps to bo not finished a game. In his first spot. Only change during the start he hit two homers to send Game protectors Harold featured during the season on Green and Charles Moore trap week's practice in the first "Baseball Game of the Week." the press box boys to the record team was the alternating of books. ped the ducks off the Mt. Ver non State hospital grounds and Guard Weaver with Aurelius MILWAUKEE — Hank Aaron, transferred them to the two Thomas, a sophomore, who ROGERS' rightfield; Bill Burton, center; lakes. missed last fail's schedule due outfielder-infielder Jim Pendle FLYING CONTINGENT OF COLUMBUS JETS baseball Jet outfielder Al Pinkston, Ruth Whittaker, Maury Mayerson, If the mallards like their to illness. SERVICE STATION club got the welcome treatment from this delegation of fans on ton, first sacker George Crowe, chairman of public relations committee, Mt. Vernon Av. District and catcher Charlie White, re new homes they may rear young Lettermen and freshmen have 405 CLEVELAND AVE. their arrival a! Port Columbus Sunday. From left: John L. Improvement Ass'n; Dennis Porter. Kneeling: Amos H. Lynch serve. this spring and become the nu made up the second eleven. (Corner of Buckingham) Francis, George Perry, Constance C. Nichols, Jet outfielder Joe and Dayton Erby, both of The Sentinel. Mrs. D. A. Whittaker cleus of a flock of "home Frosh include Russ Bowermas- N. YORK — Hank Thompson, Columbus, O. Taylor, Sentinel Sports Editor William (Bill) Bell, Jet second and Sons and Williams and McNabb mortuaries provided trans grown" ducks. ter, Hamilton, and Leo Brown. third; Willie Mays, centerfield; Boron Gas baseman Hector Lopez, Jet Gen. Mgr. Harold Cooper and son, portation to and from Port Columbus for welcoming party. Monte Irvin, left field; Reuben This is but one of the many Portsmouth, ends.; John Lepley, Now Is The Time Gomez, No. 3 hurler. experiments the Division of Bellevue, and Frank Ellwood, ROY CAMPANELLA gets a few pointers from Don New CHICAGO — Ernie Banks, Wildlife is carrying on in an ef Dover, quarterbacks; John Mar To Change Tour Oil IKTIME fort to provide more and better tin, Waverly, guard; Ray Beer- combe on the art of handling a golf club in this scene from the shortstop; Gene Baker, second patio of Lord Calvert hotel in Miami, Fla., where some mem For Winter Driving base; Sad Sam Jones, relief hunting and fishing for Ohioans. man, Toledo, and Joe Canna- Prop., JULIUS ROGERS 22 Bid For Berths On vino, Cleveland, halfbacks, and bers of-Brooklyn Dodgers spent off hours during recent spring hurler. Jones won the opening training period. Campy and Newk were teamed up again last Mgr., Elizabeth Rogers game for the Cubs. Galen Cisco, St Marys, and Joe lake, Stream Report Trivisonno, Cleveland, fullback. Thursday as battery for the Dodgers against the arch foe N. Golf Course Situation In PITTSBURGH—Curt Roberts, York Giants and "Big Don" again assumed the role of tutor, Spartan Baseball Team second base; Roberto Clcmente, Lettermen stationed behind Patronize Our Advertisers I outfielder. For Fisherman Added the first eleven to date are Don walloping two prodigious home runs as the Dodgers won 10-6 in Some of your best friends Spartan Athletic club of Colum will be allowed for play in the CINCINNATI— Redlegs hava By popular demand, the Ohio Stoeckel, tackle; William Jobko, a slugfest. Campy collected one, too, and Newk got credit for are Ohio Sentinel advertis bus embarked on the first leg of Saturday Amateur League. no beige starters. Roster shows Division of Wildlife will again guard; Bob Bond and Tom Dill- the win even though he wasn't around at the finish. ers. Support 'em! their race to revive amateur Candidates on the roster pre Columbus Is 'Deplorable' man, centers, and Jim Rose- Charlie Harmon, third base; furnish a weekly lake and baseball among Negro athletes. sently include: By ARTHUR BLAND Russ (Punchiron) Jackson and Bob Thurman, stream condition report to the bcro, halfback. -Two lettermen have a 22 man squad working CATCHERS— Buddy Jackson. four major wire services in the of previous years, Tackle Bob out daily over the past two weeks Reggie Walker. Iryin (Mangrum) Lowery play ST. LOUIS—Brooks Lawrence (ROCKEn'S CAR WASH lie golf course situation in ed golf on dew ladened greens. of Springfield, one of the Card's state. The report will be filed Myers of Springfield (1952) and Holman Ezz' under tutelage of Richard Gai- PITCHERS— James Estes, Columbus is the most deplo each Wednesday afternoon hi Guard Bob Whetstone of Barber- (PEYTON'S SOHIO SERVICE STATION) ton. T . . . BEST SHOT: Myrtle (Babe) "Big 4" pitching staff, and Tom Horace Polk, James Bridges, rable in the country for a city Edwards chipped one in from Alston, reserve first sacker. order that fishermen may make ton (1953) will make strong bids 841 E. LONG ST. EV. 1440 The squad Is expected to grow Nat Johnson, Bob Baah. of comparable size. The trend about 14 ft. out, enabling hei NEXT WEEK: American definite plans for their weekend for starting berths. Myers did April 27 Foe Daily 8 A. M.-7 P. M. Sundays St Holidays tc 30 or more now that weather INFIELDERS— James Spike, in and around Columbus is a the kicking off for the Bucks 9 A. M.-6 P. M. — Special Pick-Up St and m»r partner Paul (Senator) League. fishing jaunts. The reports will conditions have improved and Cart Herring, George Jordon, reversal of what it should be. Cummings to win the hole ovei continue until Labor day. three years ago. Delivery For Hotel Guests St Business thus toughen Gaiton's already Vincent Truss, Leroy Bush,Carl The number of golfers is in Other promising freshmen in Establishments JEFF CROCKETT. Mgr. hard job of picking the 18 he Walt and Hazel Willis. FEAR Sink'er. Ken Mizzelle, Henry Mc- creasing and the number of SOME TWOSOME: Robbie clude Ends Charles Zawacki, Call, Eddie Young, Thorn Hol available golf courses decreas Cromwell and Peggy Cummings Versatile Athletes Union town, Pa., and Don Nied- OLYMPIA Barber Shop land. ing. It is a most disheartening teamed up to beat the "you CAIRO E. LANSING, Mich. — Six erhauser, Columbus, Tom Craw Complete Tonsorial Service j OUTFIELDERS—Don Brooks,. sight to golfers to see bulldoz said it" out of the ball . . T HUNTERS St FISHERMAN'S Michigan State varsity basket ford, Toledo, quarterback; Carl John I. Henry-Weegia Brawn I Bob Richey, Bob Kerr, Sam Ben ers, power shovels, etc., rip up FORE: Marie Kennedy making Memberships Available ball players are members eff*Peggsf , Fostoria, and Don Suth- T. N. Green nett, Leroy Asburne. golf courses for future home good contact and Jerry Bailey CLUB, Inc. other sports teams: Pat Wilson erin, Toronto, halfbacks, and Practice sessions are held sites. hitting the ball well for her first Dining Room Service Dally plays football; Jim Raymond is Russell Provenzo, Lorain, full NOW AT LEONARD HOWELL. Prep. Write C/O Geo. Harris 774 E. Long St.. CWambus, O. Monday through Friday at Mary time -out ... ON THE TEE: a golfer; Duane Franskoviak back. land pk., 5:30 p. m.; Saturday With the inevitable death of RFD S Port Clinton, O. 'the Berwick course, golfers Thomas Larry whacking the and Walt Godfrey are pitchers The Buckeyes lost by gradua and Sunday, 1 p. in. at Wolfe pk. ball a country mile . . . RE - , Phone in baseball, and Bob Armstrong tion one of their most talented in the eastern sector of Co Port Clinton 8115 PEYTOH'l lumbus will find themselves TURN BOUT: Dorothy Jackson and Julius McCoy are trackmen. senior groups, including Dean and Floyd Seward vs. Marie Cottages Tor Rental Dugger and Dick Brubaker, HEADQUARTERS FOR "BRAND To Benefit Blind completely without golfing fa NAMES" MERCHANDISE cilities which are easily ac Kennedy and Russ Jackson in ends; Dick Hilinski, Don Swartz Da reus Club 1 of Columbus a close match . . . GUEST: Se and Jerry Krisher, tackles; Jim sponsors a spring hop and style cessible. Twin Rivers course STOP AT succumbing to big business ga Fleming of D.C. with hex Reichenbach and Jerry Wil show at the Litchford ballroom golfing sister, Pat Skurdy . . . ARROW liams, guards; Bob Thornton, Saturday, April 23, 9 p. m.-l adds to the dilemma. On tbe JEFF'S POOL ROOM brighter side of the ledger is SERIOUS: The foursome, Wodie 1216 MT.VERNON AVE. center; Dave Leggett and John a. m. Proceeds will benefit the Saunders, George Smith, Wil 8Mrt$ and TUa Borton, quarterbacks; Bpb Wat- Norman blind. / the magnificently overpriced Columbus, O. ATLAS White, Raymond Memorial coarse, liam Manning, John (Oliver) Cigars, Candies and Ice Cold ,%%***, kins, Dick Young and Carroll Prop. a fitting symbol of what a Castleman with Castleman giv Soft Drinks Ed Bailey Howell, halfbacks; Jack Gibbs, country club type course ing a costly lesson . . . SEE C. JEFFERSON, Prop. fullback, and Tad Weed, ace MAC'S HERE: Dr. R. E. Bland tested place kicker. should be and what a muni "Tha Ultla hoi* la IM Wall" WHITE BROTHERS the course for size . . . WOOD BODY-FENDER & cipal course shouldn't be. Tbe « N. HIGH ST. Finding a punter and place SHOT: George Graves and thc ruBEtess BARBER SHOP PAINT SHOP lavlshness ol precise architec Colunbwa, Ohio kicker are among the top chores ture, etc., which warranted a fairway woodshot getting along ADDIE & JOSEPH of the coaching staff this spring OPEN DAILY 8-7:30 Dec Mae Yoor Body Man just so-so ... SO LONG: Walt 309 E. Barthman Ave. | 93t E. Gay St. - FE. 5259 lavish price, could have been BURKS more effectively pat into the Willis, one of the better golfers Columbus, O. j Columbus, O. in Columbus, has departed for SHINE PARLOR construction of two courses TIKES for the price of the one. White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. DELUXE Our loss W. Virginia's gain. DYEING ft SHINING The golfing picture shapes up Lots of luck pal. Until next 959 MT. VEBNON AVE. Guaranteed by f. i with Columbus, the model city, week — HIT THE BALL. Columbus, O. having only one municipal golf EZZARD CHARLES course to serve the needs of a Ezzard Charles, former heavy 500,000 populace. Louisville has weight champion of the world, four or five muny courses, In and John Holman, fast rising fa S0HI0 dianapolis has three or four . . . Joe Lyman Says: vorite in the midwest, meet in a Columbus, ONE. Golfers be not 10 round heavyweight bout to be Prompt Pick-Up, Speedy dismayed when you can't get presented from Miami Beach on a golf course. The smell of auditorium, Miami Beach, Fla., fragrant roses is a most fitting "Take the Big Drive for '55... exclusively over CBS-TV Wed Delivery - Our Specialty substitute. nesday, April 27, 10 p. m. a a a Charles, the Cincinnati boxer- $9£40 DIGGIN DIVOTS—The golfing puncher who lost his title to 1-DAY SERVICE medic (Dr. R. E. Bland) show Take A MERCURY Drive" "Jersey Joe" Walcott and has °c?s=*a> ed golf training movies for the PLUS Call t send year k POPULAR PRICE! since fought two thrillers with Wedge club Wednesday past. You Can Save Up To $700 On A champion Rocky Marciano, will TAX garment te as and . . . Nocturnal golfers Bob '55 Demo By Calliug Joe At be attempting to reestablish relax. Every job re- Cromwell and Dave Perkins • SHERRY himself as a top contender with .$.7045 SIZE practicing golf at Harley field eehres Ike personal r.<^^^— t • MUSCATEL a win over Holman. A victor in the evenings. Easter Sunday over Charlie Norkus in his last tow price* oa other sizes, foo was such a magnificent day that • PORT attention of an expert ta insure your BEXLEY-MERCURY bout, Charles sports an overall Ubcral rrada-in dfowont^f of complete satisfaction. many golfers doffed their Eas 100% • TOKAY ter attire and donned their golf PURE record of 87 wins Ct3 by KO), • WHITE PORT one draw and 12 losses. PEYTON'S SOHIO QUALITY CLEANERS ing attire and headed to Ber 2935 East Main SI. Columbus, 0. CALIFORNIA SERVICE STATIONS wick course . . . EARLY BIRDS: WINE Holman, who calls Chicago his 892 E. Lone St. FE. 4637 Alcohol 20% home, leaped into the heavy I486 E. Long SL —Floyd (Hole-In-One) Seward, By Volume 841 E. Long St. San ford (Red top) Cromwell, Mgr. Walter (Magnificent) Willis, DO. 4588 EV. 8852 weight picture three months ago 777 ML Vernon Ave. 522 SL Clair Ave. when he kayoed Cesar Brion, one of the leading contenders in • . . 434 — 682 — 282 For A FREE Demonstration Ride Distributed By EXCELLO WINE CO. the division. He has a record of 476 B. 5th ATE. WA 4679 26 wins (15 by KO). one draw 705 — 938 — 196 JOE LYMAN Call Joe Lyman and 10 losses. *• .....•• - .- . I- •••'•-•••• ,; •••'••'•"""-" '•••• ••- PAGE 18 THE O.JIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, APRIL 23. 19SS^ SATURDAY. APRIL 23. 1955 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE if • I To Attend Services Thomas In Recital MISC. SERVICES Belmont Club Al Gay Sf. Baptist For Wilberforce Ass'n Members of OBG Men's Char Wallace Thomas, tenor, will STOP AT THE Sponsors Dance ity club of Columbus will attend appear in recital at the' new 38TH PARALLEL the Men's day program at Gay' Mohawk school, Livingston av. snd exchange your hooks and St. Baptist, Sunday, April 24, 3 at 6th St., Columbus, Sunday* msgsxlnes ... at 559H Mt Al Poindexter p. m.. in a body. I May 8, under auspices of Col Vernon Ave. . . . at the sign Regular club meeting is iumbus chapter, Wilberforce of an Owl, and Stop this war Belmont Basketball club of scheduled for Tuesday, April 28, University Alumni Ass'n. about books. Columbus sponsors a dance Fri B p. m., at Centenary Methodist. According to M a c e o Hill, day, April 22, at Poindexter Hycel Taylor is president. president of the organization, Center from 8-11:30 p. m. IHMJSliSP MBH-! proceeds benefit the university (338) r (166) Persons who wish to attend alumni fund. should contact club members Symphony Concert Have Your White Shoes Dyed and have their names placed on Prof. George Hardesty of the ,,,,, AT a registration sheet. Special en Ohio State University School of \Q HOtlOf Willie SAM'S tertainment will be by singers Music will direct the 83 piece from Westerville High. university symphony in a public SPRINGFIELD.—On May 15 SHINE PARLOR The club sponsors a hayride concert at 8:15 p. m. Sunday,' the local NAACP will honor the 338 N. 20th St.. Columbus, O Saturday, April 30, in Wester April 24, in the men's gymna late Walter White. A memorial Prop., SAMUEL PENSON ville. Traasportation will be. pro sium, on the campus. There will service will be held in Mt. Zion vided. Tickets may be purchas be no admission charge. ) Baptist. ed from club members. TIP-TOP CLEANERS LEGAL NONCES 876 MT. VERNON AVE. Columbus. Ohio Sir n ; Carnival Set benjamin Cleaver, whose last address is unknown, will take Pick Up and Delivery Eastwood Av. school PTA of notice that on March 18, 1955, ONE DAT SERVICE Columbus sponsors a spring Stella Cleaver filed her petition FE. 2718 GUEST MODEL FOR THE DEMOCRATIC BALL and style carnival at the school, 1235 Mt. in the Common Pleas Court of show Sunday. April 24, at Valley Dale, CoJumbus. is Ida Mae Vernon ov., Friday, April 29. Franklin County, Ohio, Division Scott. Chicago mode!. Mrs. Scott's wardrobcWill include Dior, Activities begin at 5:30 p.m. Whether you're Buying. Sell of Domestic Relations In Cause Fath and Chanel creations and original designs by the model. and continue until 9:30 p.m. Ing, Renting or Seeking a No. 79496, praying for a divorce BROOKS' AUTO Commentator f