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t • AGENTS OF MAMMOTH LIFE INSURANCE IN MEMBERS OF MANSFIELD'S ALLA BABA TEMPLE display giant Shrine show Columbus area have initiated citywide production cam sign calling attention to May 24 beaaty contest and talent show in East High auditor paign. MaDping details of drive are, seated from leftt ium, Columbus. Mansfield Nobles have three girls entered in the competition. From Joe Powell, Charles Stoner, M. Jacox, J. Bell. Standing: lefrr-Wyman Mapp, W. M. Jones. Oscsr Matthews, David J. Carmak, Allen Cline, Rudy Winlock. district manager, and Kelly Milan, staff Leonard T. Wisdom, Clarence Fulsom, W. E. Mapp. •v manager in charge of production.
COLUMBUS AREA DELEGATES WHO ATTENDE© A DAY WITH JESUS "Prayer Pilgrimage for Freedom' in Washington last week pose on steps ot Bible Way enurch in the Na EE CAREWORN lady in her 50s walked out of the Bronx tene tion's Capital. Miley O. Williamson, Dayton delegate, rment building and sought the 1RT Subway going downtown tr> is pictured extreme right back row. For pictorial ley- her "day's work" job. out end stories see Pages 2 snd 6. As she got,to the yawning opening witirthe clattering trains roaring below, she stopped and purchased a local weekly gazette. The headline read: "WE'LL MARCH—King." I She read the story slowly, spelling out the words *s her bifo cals scanned the page. At her job, she approached her boss, "Mr. Harry.** He had another name but she'd been in the household now for over 30 years and In the course of time, he'd come to be known only as "Mr. Harry" and his wife as "Mrs. Irene." • • * " 'MB. HARRY,' VD UKE TO TAKE A DAY OFF," she be- gan "When. today?" he asked, almost shocked. - "No, no, on May 17," she hastily> replied. After thinking awhile, he came back with, "Laura, you know that's the day our little girl is coming back home from school and we need you here and that's all there is to that** Laura looked at her boss of nearly ha^f a century and calmly replied: "Jesus needs me in Washington much more than you necd me here. If you won't let me go, I'll take the day." The boss didn't flinch: >Very well, Laura, then as I under 3. stand it, your services terminate on the 16th." • • • ."™UBA' WHAT8 *** THIS I HEAR ABOUT YOD leaving us.* "Mrs. Irene" inquired. ALLA BABA SHRINE TEMPLE NO. 53 will have as added attraction during- 'Well, I intend to go to Washington, that's all." May 24 talent-beauty show the famous Latin Calypso dancers, Jene and Liza who The reply was soothing and genial. "Oh, Laura, you know w* will add S. American atmosphere to the show. can t live here without your help. Can I giv. you anything to help you get down there?" «-/«««« w oeip Th WCl WM firm r lu Centra! Stale Teacher Wins National Office tin. Tracy To Speak * ma'am. *^*., NO." * * «*° t« *nd proud: "Than. ^^k yo,uw DR. A, SIDNEY KING, PASTOR OF ST. JOHN S Mrs. Spencer Tracy, wife of This is a fight for man's rights that leads us all to Washington, AME in Cleveland, died* Saturday, at hisJusms ia WILBERFORCE.—Dr.' W. P. Currently he is making at study the well known actor and her Cleveland. Dr. King pastured St. Paul AME it? Col- Robinson, political scientist on The lady, whose name we could not us* although th* story is Ab c*t "The Negro In Politics in self the parent of a deaf child, solutely valid, showed that she was ready to stand for her rights embus for several years before joining St. John s. t%» Central State college faculty, Ohio." In tbe past his study on will be guest speaker at the an wa* elected first vice president This is h-portant in view of all the arguniento advanced about the Negro in politics in S. Caro nual dinner meeting of Columbus how "ready" the Negro is for his rights. -of Nat'l Ass'n of Social Science lina, entitled "Democracy** Hearing Society, United Appeal- • Teachers during annual session Using Laura as a measuring rod . . . we're ready. Frontier." and a second re Community Chest agency, Wed Let's go to Washington and shew THEM that w« are. , in Houston. search study on "Prejudice In nesday, May 22, at 6 p. m. at Dr. Robinson presented a paPolitics" have been cited by po the Seneca hotel, Broad st and per in "Status of Minority litical scientists. BOOKS LIKE FRIENDS „ THREE-LEYEL CAVES Grant av., Columbus. Books *r* like friends with _. Croups" to the body of social Dr. Robinson holds degrees olentan Draws 1-20 • Reservations for the dinner erOf whom you enjoy passing the sy Caverns, near Dele- scientists based upon research from Howard and N. -York uni are open -to -tbe public end may time. Choose them.- from the ***** are the only three-level Covering a five year period. versities. be made by calling Ca. 1-1385. Hsfj OR P*$e 3 public library. (^ d caves in Ohio. . • » ? SATURDAY. MAY 25, IO.K- PAGES PAGiS 2 THB OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL •• .-—»e. 20,000 Prayer Pilgrims Conve rge On The National Capital Baby Slayer Draws 1 To 20 Inspect $100,000 'Force Gp Site Stretch In Reformatory ENTENCE of one to 20 years in Mansfield reformatory S was imposed on a 20 year old Columbus man Wed nesday when he was convicted of the fatal beating of a 4 year old boy. « Gordon (Tony) Mason, 478 W. Spruce st., was charged with first degree manslaughter in the March. 1 death of little Gary Cooper, same address. Mason testified hs best the child with s heavy belt after he became ill from carbon monoxide fumes. The child was pronounced dead on arrival at White Croas hospital. Franklin Carnival Sunday
A carnival of trumpets will be Trumpeters Include Robert one of th* novelty numbers fea Carter. Charles Mitchell and Tim Bower. tured in th* spring concert by There te no admission charge Franklin Jr. High school and or to th* 2:15 concert in the Frank- chestra Sunday, May 26. 'lin auditorium. INSPECTING SITE OF NEW GYMNASIUM now under construction at Wilberforce university is this group heading ths million drive for capita! improve* ments. Heading drive la Seji. Lausche. Occasion was Seafood Bay Restaurant In Bias Suit "kickoff*' for the enterprise, initiated last week. Bishop Four separate civil right suite Columbus women who said they • reservation. E, C. Hatcher (far left), chairman of th^ Wilberforce each for $500, wer* to b* filed were refused service. MANY WHITE customers wer* Board of Trustees, explains to members progress being •gainst owners of a Columbus They ar* Mary Jan* Patterson, allegedly seated without being made on SI00,000 gymnasium. Others pictured (resd« restaurant Thursday, according 1836 Greenway av.,Patricia Skur- asked for reservations, the wo ing from left to right of Bishop Hatcher) are Rembert E. to Atty.William H. Brooks. dy and Janice Howell, both of man said. After spending most] Stokes, acting president; J. M. Devaney, Ohio Bell Tele phone at Springfield; Mason Roberts, chairman of Board Named ar* operators of th* 37 Governor's pi., and Margaret of their lunch hour in th* restau Roundtre*, 290 Burt st. rant, they wer* forced to go elso- Directors of Peoples Bank of Dayton; P. E. Hill, Xenia Seafood Bay Restaurant, 179 N. • • • southern district manager of Dayton Power and' Light; High st. Brooks said th* action wher* for food- MISS PATTERSON. Mrs. Brook* said th* NAACP would Lausche, O. R. Cornelius, Southwestern Cement Co.; will be filed in behalf of four Skurdy and Mrs. Roundtre* are Judge W. C. Bryant, court of appeals in Columbus. Kob> probably be asked to join him In erta is chairman of the drive in Ohio. employed by the Internal Reve- working on th* cast. THESE PHOTOS BY JOHN B. COMBS, Sentinel man FIRST FOBEION INFLUX nu* Dept, while Mrs. Howell is aging editor, were snapped during "Prayer Pilgrimage Foreigners first began to mi secretary In Brooks' law office. for Freedom" last week in Washington. Top left: grate to Ohio in large numbers Principal figure named in th* Pilgrimage chairmen, from left, A. Philip Randolph. after th* war of 1812 and th* suit Is Nick J. Pappas, president Duel To Death Knives Over Woman Leaders Rebuke Rev. Martin L. King, Jr., Roy Wilkins. Center: There Revolution of 1848. Germans of Spring-High Inc., which ope CINCINNATI.—A husband and | th* parked car of Joe Johnson. I knife got out of the car and run- sa and James Gordon.formerly of Clay, Ky., who en wer* th* most conspicuous ot rates Seafood Bay. a supposed Romeo engaged in a!46, in front of 732 Carlisle st.,|ning around the back, attacked tered white school in face of mob threats, lsy wreath these newcomers. But there wer* man ,i« also Scandinavians. Finn*, The women stated that a knife duel to death Saturday over I Grimmett is said to hav* jerked j Grimmett, police reported, at statue of Abraham Lincoln. Right: Rev. Milton Greeks, Italians, Hungarians, who identified himself as th* rne affections of Mrs. Nola Grim- jth* car door open in a frenzy and Grimmett jabbed hi* knif* into Perry, 21 year old minister who walked from Jersey "host" at the restaurant refused rnett, 718 W, 4th st. j pressed' hts Knit* against his Johnson's throat. Johnson retal French, Irish, Jews and other iated. City (225 miles) to attend the rally. Bottom left: peoples who helped build Ohio as to allow them to b* served al- When th* husband, James j w-*'» *rm- Bias, Violence Americans. • • • tured with Wilhelmina Jones of The Sentinel staff and though they had previously mad*' Grimmett, 46, found hi* wif* in I JOHNSON, DRAWING his own Sidney Poitier, Hollywood and Broadway star, is pic- GRIMMETT WAS ABLE to By JOHN B. COMBS stagger and was found 15 min WASHINGTON.—-Beneath a dark, cloudy sky, hovering high sbove historical Daisy Dumas of Los Angeles. Center from left: Rev. B. utes later on th* sidewalk about Lincoln Memorial, a huge throng of Negro and white Americans assembled Friday in ai Marghretta Jones, Philadelphia evangelist fowneriy of ..Clean Up, Paint Up Time In Lower Harrison Twp. a block from wher* th* fight oc "Prayer Pilgrimage for Freedom" and to commemorate the third anniversary of the] Dai-ton, Cincinnati's Vice Mayor Theodore M. Berry and curred. U. S. supreme court's decision outlawing segregation in,public schools. Florence Howard of Columbus. Right: Harry Belefonte Grimmett died an hour later at The unprecedented multitude, I .,, .. , ... _ .. and recent bride were among numerous celebrities mak General hospital after heart mas taw estimate.timated at from 18.000 to -V. •gP*"*** / ™ ?** *" bread!, but a stone, not peace, ing the pilgrimage. I - -, sage failed. 000.~, lent attentive -ear s as an power of our vote write the law but a sword. And so we have Mrs Grimmett fled during th* array of noted civil rights cru on the Statute books of thc south come together, not, as some have 'course of the fight She*-wa* sader* cried/ out against every ern states, and bring an end to said, in a political rally, but in j Moviag to another city? We hat* to tee you go but ii later picked up and is being held vestige (*T*segregation imposed the dastardly acts of th* hooded a sort of moral lobby; a lobby ]yo u must don't forget to keep sbreast of events in your old as a material witness. upon Negro citizens. perpetrators of violence," he de which is an effort to save not' hometows with a Sentinel mail aubscriptiea. Only f 6.50 a The delegation, including 31 clared. merely ourselves, but our coun-; y*ar. from Columbus, seemingly cov-i "Tb— e hour —,——,Is late,," —he warned-•.....•. try and its ideals, even to_sav* Commencement Speaker erely every inch of ground sur- j "Th* «*>ek of destiny is ticking our enemies.** BLUEFIELD, W. V*.—James rounding spacious Lincoln Mem-, *****;- Wt raU8t *ci now' b** H. Rowland. Sr., attorney-at- orial pk. as speaker after speak fore it is too late. AMONG THE KEY speakers law of Harrisburg, Pa., will de er lambasted both political par on the 3 Mi hour program were THE OHIO SENTINEL liver the address to the 1957 ties for failing to wage an ag A PHILIP RANDOLPH, co- Cong. Adam C. Powell of New graduating seniors at Bluefield gressive fight for civil rights leg York, Cong. Charles Diggs of 1 ton P id at State college, Monday. Jun* 3. ! chairman of the march, vigor Chur^Trf" _ ^ ' *** * ' R«*-«U A. Jackson, Editorln- at 10:30 a. m. in Arter hall. islation. ously denounced "those who wor-i Detroit*—», —Dr . Mordeca—•-—i W—.• John-—••- 23L_2! Mo0r*' ******** Manager; Amos R Lynch. Ad- - - - ship the false gods of white su-! *°n< president of Howard unlver- Man^ er mOUOn MaDager: ****** *- Moore. Jr.. Production ONE SUCH SPEAKER, Dr. prcmocy in th* south" and warn-|»UT- •*** numerous other minis- MAT DAT TEA SUNDAT Martin L. King, Jr. leader of the ed them to "keep their evil hands | *«*• and civa "&** leaders • • » Annual May day tea will be Montgomery. Ala., bus boycott, off the NaACP**. given by Electra Chapter No. T, l PubUthed w East [0X3, Sunday. May 26. at » N. was lavish in his dramatic praise j He, too, called upon the presi- U-fs^t^n°K *aS*\\ 629) by Th 0hJo "<11 * «* •* "» of the U.S. supreme court, and dent to j-^ out .gain^ the First Over The Top facS?'^ * S*- -** Pubbshins Co- j Monroe av.. Columbus, 4-6 p m. uv.il w .|jvo> viui against \aa inc. Columbus 3. Ohio. Cincinnati Office: 418 Kasota St. ACTIVE PARTICIPANTS IN LOWER HARRISON chairs for summer use. At right. Mrs. George Broad us, Mrs. Louise J. Rennick is gene wa.)-,„-".s equall< "_y #vigorou C.v -!*___s in hi»s con- .i-wj-ssnesslawlessnessv, "terroxeiror anda rearsfears - •»N.• YORK.—Buffal*"««..—ouuaio is thmec tirsfirst I Subscription Rates: On* Year ss e- a palpaul over usthe '«*» *° "Port "over the top" in M«»ha, » ». ' ' **'* *" *' chairs receive bright new paint as Roscoe Jones prepares Holden view home site. the 1957 united Negro college Cullough co-chairman aarr d Mrs. tiesties which he chargecharred have "be-"he-1 __!__eart_, _?_«^ citizen_ s oV™f colo, r .i n *?the «K_ I_~J ...... J « .. 11 of sewers and water has encou trayed the cause of justice." Of' south." fund campaign, Lee H. Bristol, Inc 31 W ttl^J * I**"*"-**-: A«oc,.ted Publisher* •DAYTON.—A little paint, shrub!Plat Civic Leagu*, conversation { "I feel that if given • due chan- | Polly EiiisorV worthy matnation] . • aty N Y !ce th* residents of Lower Har raged residents to i«rn>Fove their the court's May 17, 1954, deci-j • • • national campaign chairman, WashmrL t?* St-' "** *** * " * ™**» M177; Iff W. bery and grass seed and a fewjfacut _B___| SATURDAY. MAY; 25. 1987 J_f__Ej_ THB OHIO SENTINEL i i r I r i w* •fATlJfflfAX, -nfAY 25, 1967 THB OHIO SENTINEL •••• ••• ••••• JEA-trt Reporter Views Prayer Pilgrimage As "Deeply Awe Inspiring" Sight Seml-Finallsls Georgia Minister Says Southerners theilr constitution. By WOUBELM1NA JONES l From all over th* U.S. people cry out for equal Justice for all Horry Belafonte ond his new wife stood in the gross while be ••PILGRIMS" attending from In T8 Writing Thinking Foggy On Issues Of Race WASHINGTON.-Whh a pray- *** come dressed as they were j races*«_»*•*!^__3_V. 4h_ ing Interviewed by the press. Columbus NAACP; were Bar bee er on their lips and hope in their '-°Jng to church. They-ore no FROM tBB DAT forth, in the SammyDavis, Jr., camera in Durham, executive secretary of N, YORK.—A prominent Geor-j how far he will go In public .Look, would prevent destructive hearts some 22 000 people in- slacks, shorts or * other clothes -year of our Lord 1M7, no more hand like hundreds of others, Quick, president of Columbu* Project Named eluding Negroes and a few white*\associated with holiday* or fea-:would they *cc*pt inequ*Uty and gla minister Monday warned J welfare." [contact between the races that Columbus NAACP; Rev. John B, m seated himself on the seats di Twenty-one semi-fin all S te southerners they are nojouger ,_, „ .option, __ Columbus, \*° * teat would occur with assembled on the steps of Lttv tlvRiea. the tyr*nny of bigots.They rectly behind the speakers, NAACP; Miiey Williamson, exe coin Memorial in Washington.! They weren't belligerent or de-'would not hate nor wreak ven- from nine Franklin county high ...._thinkin, g clearl.—. y on most. Mfund—.».s • ... complet* integration. Sidney Potier, Marguerite Bel cutive secretary of Dayton NAA t fiant. There was no loud, overt J geance. But neither would they schools have been announced in mental issue* because of ex Qa., clergyman offered a pro-1 The clergyman predicted Friday. The grandstand scene afonte (Harry's ex) and Mahalia CP; Roe* Cunntngham, Beasi* ; was deeply awe-inspiring. In demonstration, no emotional or | submit to tbe second class citi- the Tuberculosis Society's an treme sensitivity to th* racial ***m ** "creative contact" be- "there will b* a breakthrough front of the speaker's platform, loverly xealous singing or pray-1 xenship so long relegated to th* Jackson, who gave fully of her J Cunningham, Oscar Isbell nual "TV Spotlight* TB" tahtvi- eventually" in the rac* prob- beautiful voice, Joined in the wing Thompkins, Ida Bunch, *ion script-writing project on qucstion. ~p~> I(twee n th* races in which N«- 2800 minister* and laymen were 'ing. Negro in America. groes would have representation iem, for "even a southerner These American citizens com* ] The hour had come. With shin- stand for justice. Rev. H. H. Teague, France* R. tuberculosis. This sensitivity, declared Rev. on City Councils, grand Junes, , ' j^y out forever against seated. From there spilled out The last words of the benedic Stone, Julius A. Stone, Josetto :un t to Washington on serious busi-'ing eyes and renewed faith, They will be guests at WBNS- Robert 8. McNeill, prevents school boards, medical societies, jWe Irrefutable testimony of hi* onto the drive and park lawn, tion died away. Without further McClure, CaliyeN Mae Mathis, [ness. They were determined ond they firmly ond reverently re- TV May 25 when a board of southerners from making judge-i ministerial associations and 0th-;Own experience, especially as it thousands quietly stood. words and fanfare the crowd John B. Comb*, WUnelmina quietly insistent peated the Litany of Freedom. judges will select th* six final ments about fundamental* Ilk* er public agencies. L, tempemi witn the relentless For three and a half hours they Celebrities arrived to take quickly dispersed. Jones, Waverly C. Davis, Rev. freedom, democracy and justice I. S. Whitlock, Lucy Solis, Oscar winners. Top winner, and his Such » program, he, said in | persuasion of th* Bible." Another Story, Photo* Pages 12 stood and listened to speaker j their place among th* freedom LINCOLN MEMORIAL in all teacher-adviser, will be awarded on an absolute standard of right after speaker lam bast tyranny,! army. its pure stateliness was again Johnson, Ruth Martin, Alice M. and wrong because of "th* Warren, Rebecca Jones, Oliv* a two day all-expense trip to ADAM HATS GET affirma left alone to watch the tourists CBS studios In N. York City and presence of a people for whom ~"-;-Hi—_^j Watts, Florence Howard, Helen tive nod from Deejay Eddie gaze at its columns. to the Nat'l TB Ass'n. he must always make an excep MY CUSTOMERS TELL ME* But for th* first time it had George, Robert Mix, Helen Saunders of Columbua' WVKO tion." seen the people who the great |C. Calloway, Lena Gilbert, Wil Semi-finalist* are: Radio everyttm*. Saunders Is Writing in th* current Look emancipator ha drought to free liam Cummings, Beasley Pa- Orrln M. Ro*e, II, and Lynn examining new '57 parade of magazine, the minister said: Tyler, Worthington High; Eliza almost 100 years ago march to;trick, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Jack- "The southerner Is acutely beth Howard, Ruth Cooper, Dick straws just arrived tor sale at "It's like getting a raise in pay!" Tonight (Thursday) Your Last Chance To demand freedom promised by son. sensitive these days. 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SATURDAY, MAY 25 19&7 PAGE 8 THE OHIO SENTINEL f Ex-Coiumbuson A uthors New Boole IT'S HISTORY TAN TOWN TOPICS * MAT 29, mt — Toussalnt nm A Columbus native and former L*Ouv«rture, Haitian soldier, HEALTH FORUM local newspaperman for many liberator and foe of France, years is the author of a new born, Breda, Haiti. By K. Earl Bland, M. D. book. "Room for Randy." Jesse Jackson, Jr., now living MAT 21, lM3~Oberlih college in N. York City, was born in Co •ccepted Negro students on lumbus and lived here until IMS. opening and beginning class** - OCCASIONALLY I meet peo-| THEY DON'T KNOW what it He is one of the founders of • » —•••» M in 1883. pie who- are so hostile to is to live in a country, like the two defunct Columbus newfpa- SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1967 modern medicine they will even S, Pacific, where I once lived, pers, the Columbus Advocate • • • >—• refuse to admit that bacteria in which part of the world vao' and the Ohio State "News. MAT XX, \194— Arthur Tappan, produce disease or that antitox- cination was so little used that * * * noted white abolitionist, born. ins or vaccines were ever of any every fourth person one met on j "BOOM FOR BANDY" re • • « ** value, jthe street was pock-marked. I counts a story of how teenagers MAT M, ISH-C. H. J. Taylor Some extremists would even remember one day brushing and a plane accident helped a N. SPEAKING OF began serving a* U. S, recorder have the use of these substances against a man as he and I went Jersey suburb integrate its pub- ot deeds, Washington, D. C. forbidden by law, and some still in a door together. It was start- lie school. • • • campaign against the use of the lin* _\look up and see his face j PubUj|hed by Fricnds8ip Press, wonderful vaccine which every covered with heaUng pocks U! I^ ^ .. ^ ^ POLITICS MAT S5. 1937—Henry O. Tan wiU ner, world recognized artist, year protects us all from epi- had not been well Protected by*^*^ N_n Council of churche. demics of the old, terrible . vaccinaUon I would have been ' ZT.. ... „ „ ,0*7 «o . By John B. Combs • . Political Editor died in Paris. He was a •cele tK 4 nro brated religious painter. plague of smallpox. They don't mighty uneasy for the next two g° a^n .'Christ^ Sh ana CLASSMATES OF AUTHOR JESSE JACKSON, know that if we were to go with- . weeks. j* „ JR.*5, daughter, Judith, help with comments -on final out this protection for even a jj £ ht of whe_ rea • SATURDAY. MAY 25, lflft? THE OH lO SENTINEL 7 SEC. 2—PAGE .2 BATUttDAY. MAY 28, 10&7 flHB OHIO SENTINEL SEC. ______2 One, Mr. Jones Roman Holiday On Mf. Vernon to, Editor, Th* Sentinel: How LETTERS many of thos* paragon* of vir Mr. Lucius E. Led I hav* been reeding your editorial "Aa I tue who wrote to criticise the See It" in th* May 4 issue. I am firmly convinced tbat you are way you run'your newspaper ar* right in the Subtle approach to tb« situation In th* Police Dept. EDITORIALS on your subscription list? Why 1 went to state tbat Easter weekend I wa* traveling on ML Help The Blind To Help Themselves don't you check? — William Vernon av. from 20th st. west. Traffic was bottled up and it took Editor, The Sentinel: Closs your eyes, then ask your- Jones, Columbus. m* approximately 20 minute* to arrive at Monro* av. On arriving self how much you would take for your sight. (We took your sdvice, Mr. there, 1 found what caused th* traffic ticup. Two patrol wagons During the month of May, the churches as well as the Jones. We checked. The an wer* pulling away, loaded with people. Quite a crowd gathered, Columbus, Ohio Saturday, May 25, 1957 Individual citizen are being asked to help the blind help swer: one.) and it reminded me of th* pictures of th* Roman holiday* when themselves. The fourth Sunday in May (May 25), endors gladiators destroyed Christian* in the Arena. ed* by the Baptist Ministers Alliance snd the Interdenomi I would Ilk* at thi* time to compliment you on your article and national Alliance, has been designated AM All-Blind day. lb A Producer! to suggest that more aricles and pictur** b* taken of this situa Do Nothing Till You Hear From Ike On or before this dsy we hope your readers will make Editor, Th* Sentinel t Why tion, not only on Mt. Vernon av., but any other section of Colum a financial contribution to this worthwhile cause. don't you .get out of thc newspa bus.—Warren Pate, Field Representative, Okie CIO Cause It, Co We are trying to raise 11000 to pay off the mortgage per business, if you ever were In lombo*. (Or: Happy Farming, Mr. President) on our building at 544 Mt. Vernon av., now being used as it in the first place, and start a recreation and social center for the blind.—Ass'n for The producing horror pictures? — A R A WELL ROUNDED picture of the current state of th* na Sightless, 644 ML Vernon av., Columbu*. Beader. A Plea For Help Al The BUC Editor, Th* Sentinel: In th* last tew week* I hav* noticed m tion we submit the following lifted from the pages of the Ohio r th* paper* that th* city and county hav* staged • cleanup program State Journal, edition of Saturday, May 18, without-additional com ln our neighborhoods and homes. ment: A Poser For Bev. Hale Why doesn't th* state clean up its departments? Ther* I* toe WASHINGTON.—Mnsscd thousands of Negroes met in prayer much segregation'going on in thos* departments', especially the •and protest Friday-three years, to the very hour, after the su Editor, The Sentinel: I've spent a great D. Hale, our Negro candidate for Council, Bureau of Unemployment Compensation. It has been going on tot preme court banned segregation in public schools. desl of my time these past few years at for whom I voted as a matter of race pride. year*. tending political meetings. It's sort of a Where did he do his campaigning? Did he Girt* h*v« been forced to resign or transfer becau** of dis Ranged in a great semicircle before th* Lincoln Memorial, hobby, you might say. I believe I can iden think there were enough Baptists alone to crimination. Older women with years of seniority ar* forced to for this unprecedented "prayer pilgrimage for freedom," they ap tify every candidate for public office by get him nominated? —- J. R. Nellum, Co work on thos* old dirty files, wher* they should have men. They plauded speeches charging that Pres. Eisenhower. «nd congres sight . . . with one exception: Rev. Phale lumbu*. h*v« no alternative, work or resign. ' sional leaders of both parties have failed in the wake of the high There is no on* to go to in the bureau to get th* matter court ruling to lead the way toward equal right* for *U. straightened out so I'm appealing to you to stag* an investigation, Police Inspector Melvin Leach estimated the crowd ot 15,000, A KM Word For The Sentinel Filthy Pornography •specially on th* third floor, wher* discrimination I* felt more though sponsors of Uie demonstration, calling it Uie biggest of it* keenly. kind ever held, put the figure at 25,000 or mor*. I would Ilk* to giv* my nam*, but I need my Job. But you cast get *ll)th* information you need on interview. • • • Editor, The Sentinel: After perusing thst glossary of self Editor. Tli* Sentinel; I agree Mr. Beatty and Mr. Jackson can help you if they will. Please IKE AT FARM—Pres. Eisenhower flew to Gettysburg from righteous letter writing criticism of The Sentinel in your Msy. 11 with th* decent element of your help us.—A Worker, Columbus. Washington fir a weekend at his farm—and got * Joyou* welcom* edition, anent th* headless corps* photo*, might! submit • query- readers who rapped you over to th* mixture of Christians, mothers of four, horrified, former running those filthy, pornograp (Mr. (Dr. Donald! Beatty aad Mr. (Robert) Jarksoa are from his grandchildren and Mrs. Eisenhower, who had been there members of the agency staff. The Sentinel will contact the for a week. readers, et and cetera, who took pen in hand to take you to task? hic pictures of th* headless (IVil RIGHTS TEAMWORK WIU MIKE BETTER TEAMWORK POSSIBLE My.question is this: body. proper officials concerning tn* above.) Wher* jsxa those same people, myself Included, when The Sen I'v* always been in your cor* tinel, as it does some 52 weeks a year, I* squaring off at thos* ner and I don't intend to cancel stands until a woman with ne community forces which would ride herd on Columbus Negroes my subscription now because I Who, Us! head shows up on its front page. By Lucius E. lee You Can't Win Without An Issue even more than they do wer* it not for our Ion* organ of protest think you have, on th* whole, As I See It! Editor, Th* Sentinel: Anyon* g_ m"f* __*__**_ ,or H* ... Th* Ohio Sentinel. don* • good job in your commu who would accus* The Sentinel Thank GwJ ,or __• 0h*° S*--* "S AN QLD story by now another Negro candidate for po- I'm not condoning the printing of the pictures aforementioned, nity. The president has asked fer gressmen from enough people, 1 litical office has lost a battle at the polls. of being less than the fine news- ""-Charter Subscriber. OME FRIENDS wanted to rli but neither can I agree that The Sentinel I* a purveyor ot gutter But ... I DID NOT LIKE I paper that it is needs his head know what I think of the such laws but one leg *f Con- the lawmaking men will get ap- __:_ __,e it was Rev phale Hale, who wound up last in th* Journalism a* on* ot our esteemed halo wearers would hav* it- THOSE PICTURES I ! — Etb*l S examined. I'm a charter sub march on Washington by colored ****** ^* f"^?"_ _S "* "** •prenen*iv*' ror^tboe* letter* can co^am^c primary last Tuesday. May* Morgan, Columbus. Snowden, Portsmouth. scriber and shall continue to people to persuade thc president an obstinate old mule. mean votes and no congressman If nobody seems surprised, we suppose, taking precedent into to make •republic utterance support you in every way that 1 I would say that those march- wants to lose an election, account, it's because nobody is. , against discrimination and to ers wold have done more good No doubt many pressure can. At the outset we expected Rev. Hale to make • stronger rac* take an active part in trying to by staying home and using their groups have opened the eyes of Who's Kidding Whom) convince the south of its evils. "walking delegate" money to congressmen to the need for ci- than he did. ' ' I happen to know of the sacri But a* time went on we began to feel tbe unwelcome pangs of Well, I think the* net result of sit and write letter after letter vil rights laws with harsh pun ficeoUD* that you and myou,der finbote h the march will accrue about the to their congressmen protesting ishmerit behind their violations pessimism creep into the picture, Editor, The Sentinel: I believe that for newspaper for the excellent housing arti- y * ****M •__"• ; ' 11 consecutive weeks Wilhelmina Jones c|e8j personal and financial, to keep same cryptic remark from the the defiance of the *upreme but th* congressmen have taken • Nobody, but nobody, in last week's poor excuse for a competi- our president as did that question court decisions on segregation, a chance on those pressure tiv* political primary raised a single worthwhile campaign is*u« banged away at the injustices of Columbus' ' If memory serves, I believe I counted less f »«wspaper **** of ve.ted from his old colleague in arms, Those legislators have to draw group* having only a smattering throughout the pre-campaign grind . . . and that Included Rev. Housing Horror. than 10 letters to the editor offering The •*"«•* Field Marshal Montgomery who up laws and pass them and then of following. Hale. I read every installment of this splendid Sentinel congratulations for this superb job i happen to know, too, th»t reporter's factual series (it must have been wanted ^to know What the presi hand them to the chief of state If those pressure .roups Perhaps it's all too sad and all too true that a Negro just can't in the public interest. you have found numerous homes dent thought of Civil War Gen". factual because I failed to detect, any of the I disagree wholeheartedly with the let- for defenseless Columbus peo- for approval and enforcement.- roald bend their -efforts te- - wm public office in Columbu*?' *• Robert E. Lee's blunders at responsible parties defending themselves) ter writer who claims Columbus Would be pie, that'on more than one occa- wards mass letter writing epi But of one thing we're quite positive: A Negro'U never even and I believe that Mrs. Jones and The Ohio Gettysburg. •YES. THE PRESIDENT sodes, eye* would flop wi<'» come close if he doesn't ferret out a minimum of one campaign better off without any Negro newspaper if ,„,„ you have interceded with Sentinel rendered this community a dis The Sentinel has to report the news with landlords, bill collectors and em- The president smiled and told wields • tremendous influence open k* Washington. issue. tinct public service. _.. the British general:, "I have to but' not enough* influence to re ' Tbe Dixtecrat* keep friendly Which Rev: Hale did not do. photos of the headless woman type. ployers in behalf of numerous live with these people." form" those "sot" in their ways northern senators from bring Y>L was there-almost a complete page of Who's kidding whom?—J. L. M~ Cofum- families and individuate in-the That is about as much con southerners in a public utter ing the civil right* laws to tn* letters complimenting Mrs. Jones and her bus. community^} crete response as any march on ance. The president has asked floor for. a vote bnt those These and many other GOOD Washington will get anyone. for civil rights legislation and friendly northern ttiittri things I know about your news There have, been marches on has men in hts cabinet who hav* managed to get around A Whale Off A One Hundred Years Later Wanted Mere, Not Im paper, and I think even thos* Washington and everyone has would Like to go full blast in th* filibuster tactics en other, oe- OLUMBUS CITIZEN columnist Ben Hayes—a guy who usually who don't subscribe to your pa- , °/ INTEREST fizzled out. Coxey** army mar enforcement of such legislation, makes it his business to know what he's talking about—claim* Editor, Th* Sentinel: The Republican party was originated in Editor, Thevjentinel: Might I per, or don't buy it off the news- 0 ched in the 1890s; later the War but there must be a law, you C he has it straight from the proverbial feed bag that Mayor Jack the years 1854 and '58, ostensibly to combat slavery in the U. S., remind your critics that there I vets marched to get a bonus see. WHAT HAS A MARCH on and after th* successful conclusion of the war between th* states 9 Sensenbrenner, Columbus' colorful first citizen, "is serious about wasn't a Jet magazine ot th* Well furnished, el*** with PAID ON and Townscnd led- some folks' That tew i* necessary for, Washington done other than running for governor." by the north, was continued in power as the champion of human very modern hotel (acuities. there to get better treatment for issu* which ran th* headless while many prominent southern- regiment much world attention Our advice to Gov. O'Neill is to start getting in shape for th* rights. Know* from coast to eoast fer the aged. er* stand by discrimination, only to something the world already woman pictur* left on th* Co "homelike *l EVERY POLLAR \ dumdest political battle royal his veteran orbs hav* ever cast One hundred years later and in the light of subsequent devel OF COURSE, EISENHOWER a few ruffians are lock-stock- knows about? The president can- themselves upon in sheer horror. lumbus newsstands? opments, let us examine th* record- • Cooper's Tourist • was not the head of the nation and-barrel in favor of mob vio- not enforce laws that have not 'Cause Circleville's most eminent pea picker is truly and hon YOU SAVE but he can do no more than lenc* to keep segregation and been passed* for he is no dicta- estly a man to be reckoned with when his ambition is in high gear Were they—the founders of th* Republican party—motivated Seems to me that most of your tS9 N. 17tb SL CL. S4US could those other chief*. He can discrimination alive. tor to enforce his will on the . . . and that's most of the time. because of humanitarian beliefs? Or, by what is mor* likely, th* readers wanted MORE of the Columbia. O. J speak out against the south's That is the gang that must be nation, competition between the cotton mills of the N. England states and JAMES COOPER. Mgr. Just ask any orthodox political strategist who's opposed Jack same not less. discrimination and segregation reached through drastic Laws Unless Congress awakens and the Ripper in his brief but never-lost-a-battle public career. th* mills of England? Open Sat. f AM. to Noes but it probably would be win which the president wants but acts, a thousand marches avail Which reminds us that Billy O'Neill has never lost a political For Your Conrenlan** dow dressing for he has to live England wanted to control the marketing of cotton from th* Congress won't give. ' the freedom troopers nothing. joust himself. with those people of th* south, southern states and force th* mills of th* north out of business. • • • The course for the Negro is Should be one whale of • setto. NEW FORD HOTEL NO. 2 especially when he goes south to REPEATING, THAT delega- not lining up to march but to And had it not been for the blockade, the successful secession of 452. £. LONG ST. T*L CA. 4-0421 golf. • tion money ought to have been flood the desks of congressmen the*south might well hav* been accomplished. COLUMBUS Columbus, O. Msrchiag on Washington has used to urge people to write con- with letters expressing a con Th* idealism of Lincoln was ready made snd cut to * pattern Traassaa, and P*rma*«at Guests Welevj^s* SAVING!* LOAN. been a tremendous demonstra gressmen and senators constant- certed wish to have civil rights that suited the purpose of th* international bankers and money ' itsveg tion bnt the desired results ly. Those letters will awaken tew* that will enable the na- Couple Of Quick Ones changers. But time bss disclosed to the American Negro tbat re- Ford Hotel No. 1 Still Operated at 170 North *th St cannot be gained that way. some more as time goes on, and tional government to enforce leas* from physical slavery was but the first step of a toddling MRS. ft. H. FORD. Proprietress CA, 1-358S Tbe south can go on In defi tangible results will come. Of them. Crime doesn't pay — but on th* other hand policemen don't bab*. Much has been written, but little don* to restore to th* Ne ance ef the oatlawtng- of seg course Congress knows the need. It I* my guess that the net re- earn much either, gro, th* dignity to which he has as much right as members of oth regation and discrimination but .those congressmen may be suits were some southern sen*- g s • • • er races. While men and nations continue to flout the laws of God and the executive branch at lukewarm towards giant Step* to tor asking what all "them nig- Mrs. Ada White, who caused the fuss two years ago by charg- and man, die-integration will be th* natural result THE HAWKINS government can de nothing get civil rights legislation over ras" were doing on the White ing th* story of Robin Hood was Communist propaganda, ha* been In order to change tbe world, man must first change himself. MONROE AVE. CL. 3-4515 To do this he must hav* an understanding of th* universal laws 65 N until drastic laws, dealing with now, thinking they have to live House lawn and some northern replaced as "member of Indiana's Stat* Textbook Commission for C*iaasl>««; Ohi* which brought him into being and control his destiny. Acquire the practices, are banded te with southern gentlemen like the senator shaking his head and patronage reasons" . . . Probably by some Democratic archer, W* Welcome Old and Hem the president te. sign and en ment of this knowledge is gained*ssnly through experience and president feel* about criticizing asking if, the colored man will • • • Transient Guo*t WslsuaaaJ force. study. Thi* will be the great leveler and equalizer in human rela Gen. Lee. never learn what- «r* the best From,Quote: **A psychiatrist'» Job is no bed of rose*—it'* a W« Continue to Render Use Same Esxiuarra, That is tbe Job of Coogrcas. If enough letter* go to con- techniques. • bunch of neuroses." tions and man's inhumanity to man will exist only in fancy.— 19 f CAf S* ZS ' Marlon A. Davis, Worthingtoa, O. Efficient Service . V.V. , . r'rVWVtVWWl* iV»*»'V\V . tVt -1* ..>."•'.'•. . SJ^'ilfcBS^V-*-"' SATURDAY. MAY 26, 1967 •THE OHIO mNTINKL t SATURDAY, MAY 28.1M| ,3EQ. 2-PAGE | ffiC. 2—PAGB 4 THE OHIO SENTINEL. Churchwomen Observe THE SENTINEL Women's D#y At * Wayman Church DAYTON-.—Wayman AME Is May Fellowship Day holding its annual Women's day celebration Sunday, May M. Miss Dorothea Gross of Cincin nati will be the speaker at 10:49 a. m. and 4 p. m. Subjects ar* omen "The Voic* of the Hour" and "Problems of Our Times." EUNICE WOOD, EDITOB Miss Gross Is s member of Trustee Board of Brown Chapel AME, Cincinnati, president of Glittering Semi-Formal Given Optimist Welfare club and pres ident of the Sacrificial club. Mrs. Joyce Williams is gen By Beatty Inter-Club Grancil eral chairms for the day, and GLADYS Skirts of dance frocks floated ;vice president; Bobby Ferguson, win be assisted by Mrs, Ernes- ROBERTA and dipped, satin ribbon on cor-'sergeont-ot-arms; Bobby Kerr, t i n • aparkman. Mrs. Ursula GANTT sages winked in th* soft light, parliamentarian. Harewood, Mrs. Lena B. Pugh, teenage boys war* smooth in Music for dancing was provi Mrs. Jimmie Wilson, Mrs. Vic- their properly tailored suits, th* ded by records. ter, Mrs. Evelyn Wilks, Mrs. gym at Beatty Recreation Cen torla Stafford, Mrs. Abbi* Car- ter, Columbus, was tastefully de Interclub Council coordinates Martha Wilson, Mrs. Irene Dav corated during the Inter-Chib _ct«vitits 0f __ clubs meeting at is, and Mr*. Anns T. Byrd. % Council semi-formal Frldoy!__,„Beatty. . Membershi_, ___a„-_«_..p consist{^«s o„f, Rev. Wallace M. Wright is th* FROM LEFTt MRS. C. R. WILLIS, C. L. Dumaree, evening representatives from each club. I pastor. Mrs. K. Evelyn DeLoache at annual meeting of United At intermission a king and queen were crowned as the result Churchwomen. See story—Sentinel Photo By Roosevelt of a popularity contest between Carter. clubs represented on the council. Candidates were Yvonne Hol Mrs. C. R. Willis, retiring pre president Mr*. DeLoache was land, Originals club; Brenda sident of United Churchwomen of installed by Mrs. C. 0. Msgnu Wright, Novels; Rosemary Pra-' Columbus and Franklin County, ter. Royal Knights; Mat tic Sue presided over the first session of Hale, Club 13; Phyllis TolberV th* group'* annual meeting at PRINCIPAL ADDRESS was Muchachos; Priscilla Jennings Broad St. Methodist then relin brought to th* 300 women in at El Quantos; Eloise Matthews,' quished her gavel to president tendance from Colmbus and Sophisticated Misses; Roberta elect Mrs. Edward Dawson for county church** by C. I*. Duma Nallie, Gamma Tau. the afternoon session of th* day ree, assistant superintendent of • • • long meeting. Columbus schools in charge of BOlin Y CASS, MASTER of ce Gantt-Williams Engagement Assisting in many phase* ot administration, who waa intro remonies, announced Interclub' th* occasion, whkh spotlighted duced by Mrs. DeLoache. king and queen to be Ronald Orr th* group'* stay Fellowship day Mrs. DeLoache is vie* princi- and Brenda Wright, who were Announced By Tne SulHngers observance, wa* Mr*. K. Evelyn pol of Champion Jr. High and re crowned by Interclub Council DeLoache, installed that day in sides at 198 Sherbourn* dr. with Pres. Jeryuo-Frater. DAYTON.—Mr. and Mrs. Elvia Sullinger of Wood her second terra a* first vice her husband, Charle* H. Top teen singing groups pro ward av. are announcing the engagement and approaching vided entertainment They in- marriage of their niece, Gladys Roberta Gantt, to Samuel cludede the Velveteens, Pha- Williams. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Williams Mtany Association Plans roahs, and Imperials. WINNING TEAM IN THE RECENT membership campaign of Dayton's Westside YWCA waa photograph of Newark, N. J. Chairman of the dance was ed in the Y parlors as they discussed campaign experi Veronica Henderson. Her com Misa Gantt is a graduate of Central State college and ences and strategy that gave them the victory. From is a member of the Pyramid club, pledge clnb of Delta Sig Women's Day Program Stinday mittee included Bobbie Ferguson left standing: Mrs. Evelyn Hubbard, Mrs. Portia Blan- • and Phyllis Tolbert. ma Theta sorority. At present she is employed aa a teach THAT LAVISH LOOK... chard, Mrs. Olivia Bowman, Mrs. Vivian Busbee and er in Uie Dayton public school system. Th* Women's Ass'n of Bethany j In th* afternoon a tea will be Officers of Inter-Club Council Mrs. Marvin Poindexteg, major of the team and 1958 Presbyterian, Columbus, win • held from 4 to 7, with the follow- are* Jennie Prater, president; general chairman of the membership campaign. Seated: Mr. Williams is a graduating senior at Central State bold it* first annual Women's'Ing ladies a* chairmen; THAT LUXURY TASTE... Kay Kelly, secretary- Kenneth Mrs. Jessie Marberry, Mrs. Rosalee Davia, Mrs. Margaret and is a cadet colonel -in the Reserve Officers Training day, a building fund raisingL* Mesdames Ruth Ngal, pro- Jones, treasurer, Gayle Holland, Lynn and Mrs. Mary Davis, Corps. He is president of the Student Council and a mem project, Sunday, May 28. jgraro; Amelia Prillerman, hoo- •** ber of Omega Psi Phi fraternity. Upon graduation, Mr. Mro. John W. Dickhaut of Co- pit*lity; c- *» Bryc* and Emma Williams will be commissioned into the regular army as a lumbus is morning *p*a_er aaaf***' decorations; Laura Stew- IT'S PET, YOU BET!" lieutenant and is choosing the army as his career. Mrs. Josephine\Hurd Johnsoniff*.1""1 *%*uA* Borrow*, jto- You wouldn't think such high, luscious topping could be anything hments; K nM)m on guest soloist. Mrs. Bessie j_0ss, ** *** * * J* . The wedding will be an event of June 10 and will take atr00 except whipped cream, would you? But it is —it's whipped Pet place at St. Margaret's Episcopal church, Dayton. will preside ov«r thi* •*rvic«iP *; Dorothy Williams, pub- and other participant* uiclud* lic'tv- Evaporated Milk! -' Gr c J Mrs. Bassin Lewis, Mrs. I*our* •***"• * * - Howard is gen- Tsee — there's golden country cream In every single drop of Pet Stewart and Mrs. Arsin* Lewis. jerai chairman and Mrs. Marian Quick is president of th* asso- Milk — more than twice as much as in ordinary mflk. Captoins for th* day are Mes ciatiuxi. dames Carrie Shepherd. Alice Ci That*$ why it looks tempting and rich as good fresh cream , .. aod Presstey, Amelia Prillerman, whip like a dream! Lilli* Reeves, Lillian Gordon, Golden Hearts Lucille Peterson, Lillie Fowlkoo, You'd guess in' a minute that milk like this could do lots of other Etta Pag*, Lola Manley aad Sky Room Guests things ordinary milk can't do. And you'd be exactly right Pet M_k Clara Green. blends in beautifully to make smo-o-oth rich sauces . . . makes By NELSON LYNCH favorite cream pies better than ever — even "creams" your coffee FOR THE BEST DEAL Golden Hear is club members, to party-time perfection. of Hosack Baptist, Columbui, * in JEWELRY call young social organization of wo So, if you enjoy luxury Uving. jet Pet Milk ... America's men, were guests at a luncheon first evaporated milk. in th* Sky Room at the Deshier ABDCU.AII Hilton hotel loot Saturday. • » • • ' WIMBLET. Members of the club are Miss . . . . • -...... Margaret Byrd, Mesdames Pa WHtPPIB UMON TOPrMNG-it's aaef ta whip tricia Byrd, Graci* Byrd. Juan Yt otp FCT fvopo—Md MILK Yt tootp. g/mtmd Inrnarn rind ita Carroll. Evelyn Harris, Jac 4 tamtp. sugar 2 teaspvjem©* |vk* HLtetii queline Jackson, Katherin* OviS mflk In Ice troy until almost froteo around edges. Put lee-cold milk iKidd, Mary Lynch, Sylvia Clark, into a cold 1 - quart bowl with sugar. Whip with cold rotary boater by 'Ruth Moore, ClorobeU* William* hand, or with etochjc bearer at Sigh speed. untM ftuffy Add lama* rind WEISS JEWELERS land Geraldine Williams. and juice. Whip URU sfslf. (Serv* at topping on pudding*, plai* coke, Th* delicious meal was enjoy pies or other- dmtsmrnj Makes 1 cop. ed by all &||& • • • < • LAST MONTH'S meeting of Diamonds. Watches, ithe Golden Hearts was at th* Jewelry, Gifts NORA FAYE WHITE WILL SING IN Shrine talent Absolutely Guaranteed j_ftme of Mrs. Don Carroll and Visit The PET MILK BOOTH nt To* Sentinel "ELECTR1-LJV1NC SHOW** and beauty show at East High, Columbua, Friday, May Cash Savings the June meeting will be held at 1*75 8. High St tod Floor the residence of Mrs. Nelson Copa Ballroom. • IMS* ML Vernon A -,. # LAST NIGHT - THURS., MAY 23 24. Considered one of the leading singers in Columbus, Roam X94 Coiurabos. Ohio Lynch, 223 Hinkl* av. she's a real beauty,; Shrine show starts at 8 p. m. V.Y.. . , «V»V*V%V»V»VVV**4Vw>« ,%"«'•»."*'* .Vr*»Vr.V.V«VAV/w.r.V»%V«rtV* .,*.>> ,'- . iSh*»«iV; ... •,.,.„.», 7 SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1957 ____j______. MAY 26. 19S7 SEC, 2—PAGE (1 THE OHJO SENTINEL •••"• - THB OHIO SENTINEL SEC. t—PAOJS I Redmonctr Fete GraiHfeon On Fifth Birthday Walter R.Tarpley Joins 'Mrs. Ne**™ jWSO-WS Fix Up Yonr Favorite Antique i Is'Woman Of Year'Mother' s Council Parley Yourself; But Not Your Wiring Jr. Leaguers Play Cast WILBERFORCE.—Links, Inc., W11 b e rforce chapter, honored Fix up your grandmother's \ electrical contractor I* *bte, by Mrs. -Effie Lee Newsome, poet- favorite rocking chair, If you adding an extra circuit or two Lending his talents for the first painter, as their 7th annual Looks Ahead With Youfh will; recover that nice old lov* and installing * tew conveniehc* time to the Jr. Leaguers club of Woman of the Year" in special seat yourself—but don't try to Columbus is Walter Tarpley, LTHOUGH THEY didn't r*celv* th* plaque for largest atten outlets (wall plugs), to bring ceremonies on Central State col dance members of Columbus branch YM Mother's Council are patch up your own electrical your wiring up to modern stan who appears ln the organization's lege campus Sunday. A wiring! production of "Murder Mansion" proud of the fact that eight of their active m*mb*rs attended th* dard* at a Very reasonable cost. June 8 in East High auditorium. Past "Women of the Yesr" 12th annual Mother's Council confer«nc* recently at 5th SL YMCA, Your electrical contractor Is Four out of five homes do not among prominent guests in at Dsyton. , • the only on* with knowledge and jhav* adequate wiring. You may Tarpley is employed as Intake tendance were Mrs. Elijah W*a- Theme wss "Looking Forward j """ " " skill to modernize wiring to pro-. need a larger electrical "main" officer at juvenile court and re therford, Mrs. Woodson Welch. With Our Youth". Columbus wc I Tucker. In CAM of rain th* OBQ Vid* full HOTJSEPOWER safely (servic* entrance) for th* num sides with his wife Alice (nee Mis* Molli* Dunlap, Mrs. Pearl men in *tt*ndanc* were"Fannie p}ub ^JtJwt_*lt N*lihborbood and adequately. ber of electrical appliances you • Love) at 168H Parkwood av. Thompson, Mir*. Ir*n* Askew Caldwell, Corn*lia Fenderson, House, 800 LeonardJ av. are using today than you did for Born ln Wooster, h* came to and Mrs. Clennia Crockett. I Emma Erby, Mabel Tidmor*. A GIRLS' CHOIR choral clinic Furniture from former days th* appliance* you had liv* Columbus in 1946, finished school | Florence Skipper, Marl* Lee, 1* scheduled tor Carter School of looks charming when renovated, years ago. • at Ohio State university in the Th* 1957 "Woman of the i Catherine Hoke, Ida Freeman. Music and will b* financed by and beautiful antiques ar* the Yet many families still hav* field of social administration. Year is •currently librarian of . m .ccornpained by fund* from the annual sacred pride of many families, but anti Cook program given Sunday, June 9, 30 ampere service entrances, WALTER R. TARPLEY Laboratory Elementary Hoy/Given,# youth activities di quated wiring Is another story. His interest in the theatre school of Central State college. by girl*' choir of St. Paul AME. which was appropriate tor the started in high school and has rector at Spring St. YK. Th* program is set for 7 on grown to a real desire for acting Largest delegation at the con Modern living demands mod electrical appliances in us* back in amateur groups. Sunday evening in th* church au ern electrical appliances with In 1930. Gai Femmes Meet ference came from Cincinnati. ditorium. Sponsors of sacred pro* • • • wiring which is adequate, ac Jane Ellis, 477 Donaldson St., PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS ln,8r*m «* *"** • ***« member* of Modern homes requlr* • 100 Auxiliary cording to today'* standards to HE HAS EXTENDED his ta Columbus, entertained Gal thc two day meet included such Sir*' choir, Mother's club, whos* ampere service entrance, w;th lents to the Gallery Players for [Femmes club, Friday. interesting personalities as Rev. president is Laura B. Anchrum, MR. AND MRS. OLIVEJT&EDMOND honored their operate them. the past few years, taking such grandson, William Gary (Pip) Buford on his 5th birth thre* wires from the mala Bartlett Cochran, Mrsf Blonnle Tellena McCord, treasurer, and Lucius E. Lee's "As I Se* Any attempt to extend your parts as Patrolman Barnes in Lucille Armstrong reported on Installs Edith McCann Harrison, girls' day May 8 with a party at their residence, 352 S. High POWCT lin*. This prpv.de* for the club tea, followed by a Jeter, Rev. Julius C. Sim- It," every week on the edi present wiring yourself m*y not both- present requirements snd ••The Hasty Heart." monB Mrs wulard Rowan Rev choir director. Rev. Alvia A. land av., Columbus. Decorations were pink and blue snd "thank you" to members for the ^\S+i /-Vvrr > - . - Shaw is pastor. balloons of assorted colors were thickly hung around torial page, is another sward only b* hazardous, but also, very for some future additional use* He has appeared on TV, was V-/T nCGlb Arthur L. Younger, all of Day tea's success, by the president, DIX TROISETTES CLUB ot ths room. Junior entertainers were Miss Joyce Ann winning Sentinel feature. probably, unsuccessful. Yet your 'of electricity in th* bom*. connected with Kappa Alpha Psi Delphia Rhymes. ton; ~Mrs. Rose Briley, Cincin- Hawkins, Pat Shelton and Harry Shelton, Jr. Senior Players at OSU and while in high Charles C. Caldwell Auxiliary ! i Mr. Bruce Tate, Akron. Centenary Methodist has mem nat ; bers highly elated over success hostesses were Mrs. Oscar Free, 4^ and Mrs. William school won the state title for ori [ The club presented a donation 3490, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Presiding at th* thre* sessions C. Culpepper. The large birthday cake bore the inscrip ginal oratory and was a runner- wh«n choosing a gift for the gradual*... to retarded children. Ion Ivory recently elected Wanda Lee were thre* outstanding Ohio wo-|°* their baby contest and styl* tion, "Happy Birthday Pip." Many gifts were received, up in the "Prince of Peace" tou of Rendville was guest of Mrs. president. men-Mrs. Mary Hunter, 5th St «oow held last Sunday in the low. including a gym-play yard awing set. Refreshments rney. YMCA, Dayton; Mrs. Irene er auditorium of the church. Di Ellis. Other officers include: were ice cream and cake. The honoree gave each guest, In "Murder Mansion" Tarpley Roma Johnson, senior vie* %**«> F « d • r a 1 ^ JMCA, vided into four scenes, the show featured fashions for pre-school a story book, balloon, candy bar and sucker. From left plays a detective. president; Julia Fitzgerald, jun-1 Youngstown; Mrs. Mabl. Tid- around table: Jacquelyn K. Crump, Deni.se Stephens, more, Spring St. YMCA, Colum ers who charmed the capacity Josephine Smith, Mark Key, the honoree, Susan Davis, ior vice president; Vivian Pey audience with their fresh crisp ton, treasurer; Dorothy Bates, bus. Delores Free, Annette Crump. Second row: Tony Jack Remarks were brought to the apparel and candid approach to son, Marsha Bryant, Gregory Baxton, Sharon Baxton, secretary; Robena W • a v « r, modeling. chaplain; Franc** Madison, sessions by Mr. W. O. Hawkins, Sue Warren, Ruth Marie Robinson, CharleB Gunnell, Jr., executive secretary, 5th St, YM Youngsters presenting fashions Edgar Baxton, Carolyn Williams, Helene Gunnell. conductress; H a t*t i • Bedford, included Joey Walburg, Robbi* guard. CA, Dayton. Delivering principal adresses Boyde, Alexis Wlnfleld, Sharon Appointed officers arc: wer* Rev. Julius C. Simmons, Cage, Karen Hughes, Beverly Odessa Shaw, Pauline Brown, Dayton, and Mr. Mark Esh Glasco. Brenda Clark, Carol Gra Services Will Mrs. Thompson Emm* Marks, Matti* Alexan baugh, Dayton. ves, Ruth Yarborough, Carmen der, . color bearers; Jessie Colmbus' Emma Erby led wor- Johnson, Jo* and David Smith, Honor Veterans Sisters Hostess Pierce, flag bearer; Mary Mul- 'ship service on Sunday morning. Kim and Scott Greenfield, Bill* Annual commemorative cere lins, banner bearer; Jenevievej An interesting panel on "Fa- Jo Walburg, Becky Price, Carla monies honoring the nation's de Mrs. Fess Thompson was host Miller, patriotic instructor; Lu- mtly Relationships" had aa pa- Woodland, Bobby and Gerald ceased veterans will b* observ ess to the 12 Sisters at a social cille Lowe. Rosa Guthrie, Lena nelists Jesse Elerby, Cincinnati; Talley, Donna Yarborough, Eric hour Thursday evening at 907 ! ed Sunday, May 26, at 11 a. m. Siade, trustees; Thelma Bryant, Howard More, Dayton and re- Huston, Tanya Smith, Diana and in Caldwell Temple AME Zion, j Fairfield a v., Columbus. A de musician. presentatives from Springfield. Judy Chitison, Debbie Parker, Long «t. and Washington av., Co lightful buffet dinner was s«rv- Starkie Huston, April Lynn and Past president Mattie Alexan- Moderating this was Miss Sen- lumbus, i , v ___ . „, ... . eith Reynolds, assistant teenage der wns installing officer and __j .. ' _,_. * Craig Cliff, Teri Peoples, Jackie Patriotic organizations parti h program" director , vYWCA, Day- and Ricardo Smith, Vanessa -and Vivian Peyton installing conduc cipating arc Veterans of Foreign Those present wer* Mesdames ton. Maurice Thomas, Tina Yarbo- tress. Wars, American Legion. Dis I Essie Couneii, Sadie Thompson, In Columbus, officers of Spring Piano accompaniment for the abled American Veterans and Cornehu Brown, Ernestine The auxiliary meets thc third St. YMCA Mother's Council ar* afternoon was provided by Jean - women's auxiliaries. Rev. J. Beam, Zeima Stewart, Gwendo Thursday in each month at -Vet Cleona McDaniels, president; Huston. Mistresses of ceremonies Dallas Jenkin* will deliver Hhe.,ly n Suel, Loretta Garland, A. L. IF IT'S erans Memorial building, Rm. Minnie Cleveland, vice presi- I wer* Rebecca Justice and Pat sermon. Cunningham," William tddings, 201. dent; Fannie Caldwell, -cere- Long. Dix-Troisettes presented Helen Walker, Naomi Bivens, tary; Cornelia Fenderson, trea- all three with lovely pink carna- Invitation* ar* extended all Misses Vern Thompson and Deb surer; Emma Erby, chaplain; tion corsages. veterans to attend the** services bie Swayn* and Master Michael Mable Tidmore, assistant chap Competing in th* baby con in tribute to the heroes who have Hall. Women's Day lain. test wer* Shirleen Campbell, given their lives in deferts* of I A delightful evening waa en Christian Women's Fellowship Teri Peoples, Ricardo Lake, Do their country. joyed by those present. of Monroe Av. Christian church, THE ORG MEN'S Charity nald Thomas, Jr., Kimberly All organizations ar* request President of the 12 Sisters is Columbus, is celebrating its an-,Club, Inc., will meet on Tuesday IBrooks, Teresa Cook, Jocelyn ed to meet at 10 a. m. in Lexing Mrs. Zelma Stewart. Mrs. Elsia nual Women's day Sunday, June evening, May 28, at the residence 'Chitison, Avis Smith, Denis* ton pk., Lexington av. just north Hall is financial secretary and LOVE IT! of Long st., and form th* lin* of 2. Mrs*: Phale D. Hale of Union of Rev. and Mrs. William H. Hoi-j Douglas, Mr*. Amy Barber, treasurer. march to the church, led by-th* Grove Baptist will be guest toway, 1570 Hawthorn pk., at 11 Dix-Troisettes members are VFW band. Thomas J. Wilson is tot is o sappy e*" sassssj speaker at 11 a. m. at Garfield !__•_* The meeti irley otodoato, ond Utt oN WeoVie an old fashioned barbecue. Co-1 Elaine Becker, secretary-; De- parade marshal. Attend Meeting Av \o S!T« pioo.vto for yaors school. General chairman is (ho8ting with Rev# Holloway will lores Cochran, treasurer, Bever- John M. Stanley Is master of '» a afod *!;•> o &)uAg foe Mrs. Carrie L. Goodman and: be George Bentley, Raymond ly Boyde, chaplain; Sony* ceremonies for* the event. pastor is Rev. L. L. Diekerson. Davis, W. C. Wells and Virgil {Brown,- Delores Clark, Alic* Of Methodists him o portable phonograph. Barton, Donna Thomas, Maxin* automatic dock-rod- to wake km Mapp, Donna Campbell, Shir Nifty Gift Rev. Harold Turner, pastor of mtoetooQ ... or o room ar* leen Conley, Madge Walburg. Lincoln Hts. Methodist, Colum comfort, TKwe ore doiot** bus, attended the 88th session ef oooty prodooto. Make ymmt FREE FUR STORAGE TONIGHT (THURSDAY) IS Shoppe th* Lexington annual conference oloctrk opptron<« doofots. THE LAST NIGHT FOR THE 871 E. LONG ST. of the Methodist church, in Bra- With sizeable fur repair or ''ELECTRI-LIVINO SHOW!** -CpLUMBtTS, OHIO den Methodist, Toledo, May 14- remodel of any kind. Work 19. Other members of th* church ) Curtis, who attended were: Music Lessons Now Offered QOl done by experienced crafts i | The pastor's wife. Mrs. Vera ttimie men with full guarantee. We LUCYDEAH jM. Turner, and children,' Mrs. Ml III HTJI MM MMMJ Carver Herbert Graham, church secre- make capes and stoles'from PUV-SCHOOL Products tary-treasurer and stewardship old syle coats and jackets. SM Wilson Ave. CL. J-7T75 and finance chairman; Mrs. BORDEN'S Children Ages 2-10- Gifts •George Durr, Church school Transportation If Necessary Novelties ! superintendent, George Durr, Hours! iEUU Dur*e_£harg* lay leader. BIERBERG FURRIER MRS, CASH Mrs. Ellis Durr, Mrs. Dorothy MOORESiROSS .30 A. M. — 5:30 P. M OPEN DALLY City aad State Approved : Chever, Missions Commission 1040 E. MAIN ST. CL. 8-9005 It NOON tn. 1P.M, chairman, Nishel Chever and • 1917 Joyce Ave. Ice Cream Division CA. 1-5121 Hannah BantetL Prep CL, 3-5609 MRS. M. L. CASH. PROP. daughter. Miss ind Chever. SATURDAY. MA? 25, 1957 jATURDAY, MAY 25. 1967 •fffi*fe.V SEC. 2—PAGE 8 THE OHIO SENTINEL TOpmQ-*ffrffrWlh, Matrons Makes NAAGP Me'MtMrcrslup Payment Revival At Hosack Church cwokeri By NELSON LYNCH nie Drake, Mrs. Fannie Standi- A revival held at Hosack Bap fer, Mrs. Katie King, Paul Skip tist, Columbus, May 20-31, to per, M. T. Olden, Mr. and Mrs. which the public is Invited. 'Edward Lowery, Mrs. Cor* De- • Last Sunday, "Gospel in Song" Jarnctte, Griffin Standlfer, Mrs. was held at Shiloh Baptist with Josie Lyons. «r ; the Dorsey chorus of Hosack as host Also last Sunday Rev. Ken neth Byrd was guest minister at Songfest Sunday Tasly Brown's Clair Chapel Methodist. He spoke on thc theme, "This is Your Sunday, May 26, at 3 p. m. lean, 39c Life.'^Hosack's pastor. Rev. H. there will be a songfest at Christ «> H. Teague, was among those at Memorial Baptist, 100 N. 20th' I.G.A. tending the "Pilgrimage of Pra st., Columbus, with several cho yer" last week in Washington. ral groups and soloists partici FRESHLY Sick and shut-ins: Mrs. Alice pating. Young adult choir is FOOD STORE Holt, Dcannie Rivers, Mrs. Min host 11289 MT. VERNON AVE. QUALITY AND SERVICE ARE Ground Beef 3-b.l Al CHAMPION OFFERED BY THESE COLUMBUS -t COMMUNITY BUSINESS-* PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURS, FRI. AND SAT- ONLY GIVE THEM YOUR SUPPORT MRS. J. W. WILLIAMS, CHAIRMAN OF special _ BlMt Baker's Instant projects committee of Victory Matrons club, presents MICKEY'S MARKET WILLIAMS Christ Memorial Matthew G. Carter a check for $100 as down payment Groceries - Meats • Sundries GROCERY A musical program is being on $500 life membership in the NAACP. Carter Is a STUFFED OLIVES 1186 St Clair at Leona Ave. 487 GARFIELD AYE. member of Columbua NAACP Board of Directors. Look CHOCOLATE MIX sponsored at Christ Memorial AX. 1-7506 Columbus, Ohio ing; on from left: Rev. L. L. Dickerson, vice president, Open Daily.A Sunday (Groceries, Meat*. Confections Baptist, Columbus, Sunday^ May NAACP, and Mrs. James Kent, president, Victory Ma 7:15 till 10*30 KOMJOI Tvilllams. Pr*p. 26, at 3 p. m., to which the pub trons. Columbus NAACP will launch its membership campaign May 24. % 190 i .at 450 . lic is invited. iii i i "' MODERN MARKET SMITH'S CONFECTIONERY IGA Frozen Campfire 18S N. 20th St. CL. 2-05M| Mrs. Williams Is Hostess To Circle Colameas, Ohio 1471 Granville St. CL. S-1S44 Columbus, Ohio Gam _f|98 Grvceries, Meau. Confections Mrs. Minnie Williams, 94 N. ORANGE JUICE MARSHMALLOWS Augustiner li Btl. * _f *•! OaUy s A. M. to « P. M. Ohio av., was hostess to Sun Old Hutch *** Cose g\\ ELIZABETH RANSOM sod REFRESHING light Sewing Circle of Bethany BEER SPECIALS ALMA DEWS, Preps. Baptist last Sunday. A portion of 4Six-0z. 14b. AS THE BEAUTY the meeting was dedicated to * Cans 490 330 mothers with each member em Family Pack GOODWIN'S OF NATURE phasizing the fact that she high ly valued the influence of a FEATHERSIONE'S MKI. Fresh Fruits, Vegetable* All Flavors Christian mother. Alcoa Wrap 159 N. 1STH ST. CL. 2-0559 Groceries A Meats. Devotions were, in charge of Columbus. O. C7t E. Lone SL Vegetables, Meats Columbua, Ohio Mrs. Ethel Farrar, chaplain. Groceries I A M to 11:30 P. M. Annual May fair of th* group ALUMINUM FOIL JELLO DESSERT Seer k Wine To Carry Oat 1 Dsys A Week has been changed "to Thursday, Weekdays 8 A M. 10 P. M. June 6, at the horn* ot Mrs. Lu- 25-FI. Sundays 9 A ML • S P. M. nic Lattimer, 1276 N. 5th st It WHIT£ AONOlvrut Party Supplies — Domestle JIMMY'S MARKET will be called a June bazaar. Roll 310 k Imported Champagnes Fried chicken and green dinner 3 Picas. T T T T T WE DEUYER (Eight Years With will be served. Kroger's) Members present during th* ..Dawn Top Quality Green Giant IVORY MARTHA'S meeting were Ethel A. Smith, LIQUID 672 MT. VERNON AVE. Reba Denton, Margorie Sparks, Minnie Washington, Ida Hope PEAS DITIRGINT MARKET CL. 2-6274 well, - Deborah Minor, ^Virginia TOILET TISSUE Columbos, Obi* 12-et m NORj < OR. PARSONS ft FULTON Crawford, Jennie Cunningham, 2 No. 303 CL. 2-7336 Ethel Farrar ond Fannie Mitch Complete tine of 3 Four-Roll QQ A 22-01. Mc __t [TJTTS - VEGETABLES ell. Visitors were Ella Cunning (an MEATS ft GROCERIES GambriRus :ATS - BEER - WINE eOLD LABEL BIER ham, daughter ol the hostess; Pkfls. "H Lucy Wheat, Eliza Myers, Kath- CARRYOUT Bours: Moo. - Thar*. 7:M AUGUST WAGNER BREWERIES. INC COL'S. OHIO Open Daily 7:20 A.M.-II P.M. A. M. to 7:30 P. M., Fri. ft erine Jones, Gladys Williams, Sat. 7:3c AM to I P. M. * Sunday 8 A.M.-4 P.M. Walter Jones, John Cunningham. 'E_55___L rU*jO< Son. 7:50 AM. to 12 Noon Following the business session, MARTHA E. GRADY, Mgr. "^.MSTiST- Prop. JAMES H. FLOOD the hostess served a delicious SHOP Til repast. Patronize Our Advertisers 1 Next meeting is Sunday, June 9, in the lower auditorium of the 9 P.M. Small wood Market church. Quality Meats • Groceries Open Evenings and Sundays WES. thru SAT. S05 MT. VERNON AVE.' - CL. 2-4MO WILLIAMS and SMALLWOOD. Props. Minister Body MON. 8 Til 7 For Your Eating Pleasure Buy _J_ Poultry With A Flavor From Meets On Monday $UN.9'til2 MAYHUGH and SON Lawson Poultry m MT. VERNON AVE. CL. J-2021 Baptist Ministers Bible Lea BOURS DAILY 1 A M.IOIP.M. White Country Fresh Freshly Killed - Dressed gue, 109 Lexington av., Colum Beer and Wine To Carryout bus, meets each Monday, 4-4 SAVE AT Tbe Store With Toe Friendly Atmosphere p. m. Motto is "Tbe Bible te Our Quality Meat* sad Groceries — Mile* M. Maytaagh, Prop. Eggs DO. 490Fries.... . 45e Guide." Rev. p. U. Gardner te Rota Liverpool. Cashier Free City Wide Delivery president, Rev. H. H. Teague in structor, and Rev. W. L. Lee, CARL HEAVY HENS lb. 42c secretary. UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP and MANAGEMENT Freshly'Killed TURKEYS - DUCKS RACCOONS $1.75 FRESH LAKE FISH WINE - BEER ST. CLAIR CARRY OUT Cha m pa goes -Vermoot-s BROWN'S Free Parking la O** 505 St. Clair Ave. Columbus, O. CL. 2-0322 When Shopping At East Market Stop At Stand No. 6 Foe Fresh Dressed Poultry Loading Zoo* 1289 Ml. Versos Groceries, Moots* Confections, lea Cream La Sofia Wine Store* Wine and Boer to Carry Out CL.2-$777 M4 ft. Ugh CA. S-SM1S Joe Moore and Jim O'Caine, Props. Free Bom* Delivery j -^ *> t SATURDAY, MAY 26; IPS? SLC. 2*L_»AG£ II THH OHIO SENTINEL jfATURDAY, MAY 25, 1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC, 2—PAGE || Central State Mothers' Ass'n Gifts University With $1000 Workers Sponsor Bethany Ladies1 L?ay HIGH SOCIETY Sunday, May 2d, will mark the chairman of the Interdenomina- supervisor m Nat'l Baptist Con* seventh annual Women's day at tional Committee, teacher in the vention ot America. Bethany Baptist, 4th av. and district eonferenc*, youth leader Them* for th* d*y Is "Chris OCIAL SPEED HAS never been so accelerated In our town a* 0th st, Columbus, with an in in th* Oklahoma Jr. Congress, tian's Influence." Subject tor 11 it ha* this spring '»?. House soirees, annual club fetes, church spirational program planned un president of Dist Ass'n, chair S a. m. service is "The Influence club festivities and a general excitement over doing thing* social der sponsorship ot Willing Work man of enlistment of the Stale ef a Christian's Life." Music of an ev«ning or afternoon has spresd a contagion throughout th* er* club. Sr. Convention, civic worker, In will be furnished by mas* wom town. structor In Nat'l Congress and Guest teachers will conduct en'* chorus of Bethany with Mrs. Looking toward th* future, ex Sunday school class** at 9:30 Inez Thomas as guest soloist a. m. Churches represented in citement continue* to mount Evening service I* at 5 p. mi. clude Lov* Zion, Missionary Refuge Baptist Subject ia "Sh* Professed Her over th* annual NNPA conven T*mpl* CME, Christ Memorial, Faith in Christ,'* highlighted by tion which Th* Sentinel will Union Grove, Centenary Metho host com* June 30, 21, 22. Plans dist, Trinity, Mt. Hertnon and Missionaries rededlcetion of women for ar* going into th* completion Caldwell Tempi* AME Zion. Christ stages a* they unfold from th* • • • In Annivereary The public is invited to Attend typewriter and telephone of our the** services. editor, Russ Jackson, chairman GUEST SPEAKER FOR the Th* 38th anniversary of Ref- of th* event! Headquarters for day wiU be Mr*. % B. Presley ug* Baptist Morning Star Mis Mrs. C. E. Finney Is president sionary Society will b* observed th* Nat'l Negro Publishers Ass'n ot Tulsa, Okla. Mrs. Presley is of Willing Workers. Rev. A. L> Sunday, May 26, at 3 p. m. Convention will be th* Sense*. Mason is church pastor. Jim Micho* Is smoothing th* A program has been planned way for on* of th* most enjoy- Triedstone Bapt and the following will partici able conclaves ever as he and By MART FARMER pate j TTP-TOP CLEANERS his chef work out tasty menus EDDIE SCORES AGAIN Rev. C. T. Robinson, pastor of CENTRAL STATE COLLEGE Mothers* Ass'n, meet- f and comfortable accommoda Mr*. Lillian Butler, Trinity ONE DAY SERVICE by the Columbus Western Triedstone Baptist, Columbus, NOW OPEN! ing on campus in their tenth annual session, spent three tions begin to be slotted for the Baptist, mistress of ceremonies; j THE BRONZE Sentinel Recommended days on campus with students and culminated their stay • Union office. In recent tele preached Sunday morning with Pick Up and Delivery delegates by th* room reserva music by senior choir under di selection by Macedonia Baptist! BEAUTY SALON by presenting $1000 to Prea. Charles H. Wesley to begin gram citing for same, Dan 919 MT. VERNON AVE. tion offic* at the E^Broad st rection of "Mrs. Celena Reaves. choir; welcome by Mis* Jeanett* ; Specializing in all types of Elizabeth M. Anderson student aid scholarship fund. Cooney, sales manager for Comma-*. Ohio hotel. . . . Friday, May 24, Interdeno Crowder, Refuge; response by! cosmetology Kneeling front row center is Mothers' Ass'n president, WU, asserted this ss the larg For Appointment Call minational Usher Board will be Macedonia; Mrs. Inez Thomaa ySeautu ^atc Mrs. Ada Fields, Dayton teacher and mother of two est number of telegrams re CL. S-4611 on6 In addition to th* planned pro guest of senior ushers of Tried of Trinity Baptist, soloist; his-! Faye Crews Webb, Prop. Central State students. Standing second row center, gram of events, house parties corded by th* local office In to Have Your Business Included In This Directory Call stone . . . May 26 is Women's tory of th* Mission by Mrs. R.' COLUMBUS LAUNDRY Winifred Mitchell, Mgr. CL. 3-7416. Deadline Saturday 12 Noon. Mrs. Ruby J. Northrop, dormitory director, Shauter hall, will abound and real Columbus «>«P*nse to any locsl radio or 999 E. Long St. who was named "Central State Mother of the Year" by day at Triedstone. Mrs. Esther F., Hairston, Sr.j sermon by A DRY CLEANING hospitality should be experienc TV station broadcast. Which W. Tyree is guest speaker at 11 the Big Chums, senior student organization that annual ed as the executives of Negro puts pint site Eddie very much Rev. B. L. Brantley ef Mace MS Mt Vernea At*.. Col's. O. ly selects a mother of the year. a. m. and Mrs. Daisy Ross guest donia Baptist. FLAMINGO BEAUTY SHOP newspapers from all over the on the scene! soloist A turkey dinner will be FantUy snd Bachelor Bandies country converge on Columbus • • • served Immediately after ser Mrs. Eva Fair Is chairman, Drapes, Blanket*, Repairs k Complete Beauty Service — Hair Weaving Specialty Alterattoas for three days in June. CATHERINE WILEY contin- vices. Mrs. Sarah' Brown, gen Mr*. Mary L. Myers president of JOHNNIE MAE PUGH, Prop. eral chairman, and Mrs. Sep- Mrs. Vinella Clark Is •* to climb with her local th* society, Rev. R. F. Hairston, FLORINS RAMSEY, Mgr. 1230 E. Long SL Open 9 A. M. - 9 P. M. 0-2-5317 THE YOUNGEST OF THE dance productions. Her group of Ihronia Fields, co-chairman, ex- CL L. RAMSEY, Prea, Operators Wanted Sr.. pastor. Bryce offspring has Joined sis- j officers wives from LAFB who tend an invitation to th* public to attend these services. Crowned St. Paul Queen ter Mlgnonne In N. York. Colin | recently made McCall'a mag THE COLUMBUS HOME LAUNDRY DOHA'S FREDA'S BEAUTY SHOP TILLEEN'S Bryce took off about a month with their dance prowess and AND DRY CLEANERS Complete Beauty Service Mrs. Vinella Clark. 200 Miami 'ceremony; Lucille Chilton, Edith ago for th* big city and al {costumes (designed by Cather BEAUTY SALON Beaute Shoppe ready is employed With the ine) outdid themselves again Cleaners and Laundercra of Quality and Distinction lnei Bolden, Opr. av,, Columbus, was crowned ] Dickinson, Lillian Parks. Anna 131 N. 17th St. CL. J-51M Nat'l Polio Foundation office. | this year when they took their Special Events A On* Stop Cleaning Service Complete Beaaty Serviee ALFREDA BRAY, Prop. 941 ML Vernea Ave. CL. 3-6161 "Queen of Roses ot St. Paul jMas Smith, Mabel Tidmor* and All Work Don* At Our Plant No Appointment Necessary. AME Church" Sunday evening .Christine Kelly. Sister Mlgnonne, on recent vi 'revue to Columbus Gen'l Depot Dor* Phillips Russell, Prop. .Open Monday thre Saturday 424 E. LONG ST. Columbos. O. CL. S-MIS Mary Dobson, Willie Mae 309Vs Miami Ave. CL, S-16M in the lower auditorium of the sit, Informs the column that {Officers club and the next night At St Philip's StanleyrOprs. Alma Givens, Operator Operator*: edifice, 639 E. Long st, as a sh* work* as secretary at th* [to LAFB. The revue wa* a C o n f i r matlon service* and Melvoo (livens, Rhea Brown climax to the tea of roses. Nat'l Council of Churches and 'smash hit both places and ex dedication of thc new facilities MIMIIR Excellent Service At Jessie Vinson. Greta Mitchell "The Battle of the Roses" was World Church Service office. cited rave comments over the lof St Philip's Protestant Episco- 11(USE of CLAMOUR Prop. ARTH1LA LOGAN between Mrs. Helen A. Taylor, Socially she's active with a many African-Haitian bits in- i pal church, 250 Lexington av., Mooney Chinese Hand Laundry & FAIROSE - queen ot the Red Roses division, Bennett college alumni group, eluded. Coup d'etat for Catherine jCojurn0U8< wU1 ^ conducted 698 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. 8-5311 Beauty Barr and Mrs. Clark, queen of the developing a hobby of tennis is that the ladies are all white. Sunday May 25, at 4 p. m. Dry Cleaning Complete Beaut? Service VANITY BOX and continuing her interest in One-Stop Laundry it Dry'Cleaning 991 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL.>1111 White Roses division. Store Ne. 1 Star* No. S Hair Styling—Rait Ctrtting BEAUTY SALON The contest was one of the the singing modeling field . . . Th* public is invited to attend I A Specialty €79 E. Long SL CA.MMs WHAT'S TUTS ABOUT Jim th* event which will feature th* MJ Mt. Vernon Av*. tit E. Long St. features of the successful Worn- Kathleen Wlmbley, home from t A, M.-f P. M. Daily 7 A. ft.-I P. M. Daily Prop Matlie Warren Turner Scalp Treatment A Specialty No Appointment Necessary Page, exchange student from Rt. R*v. Henry Wis* Hobson, \ Operators: Ferris Beasley, Jen's day of this denomination, Honolulu for the nonce, win i.uMDst Slavics CL. M2M Operators: Clara Caldwell. Rath Glassco, Clara Boss, OSU grad school, who ha* bishop of southern Ohio. Lea* Ware, Mary Frsaees __ Ma hie Brown. Clara Rogers, and as Mrs. Clark's division take off again, this time to made Mexico bis home, and Almeds Mtsenhtlmer Evelyn Card well, Louis turned in the largest amount of Russrll. Annie Kate Jackson? (Honey) Wright ~ Operators the southwest of these United oar town's Charlie Cundlff go Bernice Hughes No Appointment Necessary money, the honor was**bestowed States, She's the girl wrestle* ing Lot* partnership with a "Operators Wanted" '{upon her. linked romantically with Bob* Mexican chicken ranch? Ru LITTLE Her three highest ranking Brasil. mor ha* It the situation looked HOUSE of BEAUTY ; captains, financially, were Mcs- good to. Cundlff on his recent TKE SISIERS' jdames Laura Belle Anchrura, RCA. PORTABLE television • • • JUST A MERE will be given away as "door Mexican jaunt and became Complete Beauty Service Helen Jackson and Uoldie ilam- \ . prize, courtesy Sun TV and IT'S A BOY FOB th* Ed reality when Jim bounced Into Beauty Salon Hair Styling s Specialty tmock. *- BIAsTY SALON Appliances, 276 S. High St., Moores. He's Sentinel shop fore town a few weekends ago. . 944 N. 20th St - CL. S4370 Mrs. Clark's uu>cr captains • • • MITCHELL, Prop Complete Beaaty Service 94S ML Vernon Ave. CL. S-K21S Columbus, during "Electri- man, she's Sentinel business- ANNA BOZEMAN, Prop. were Mesdames Rosalie Smith, Living Show," which ends to mgr.-on-leave. New comer's E SMITH, Operator Maye Dlgble, Sally who performed the crowning NEGROES ARE everywhere. Nolan, Anna Flenard, Lilly Nash. Willie Mae night (Thursday). name is Scott Langston Moore Complete Beauty Service Operators Tucker, Oprs. - and his arrival was heralded by N. York Post columnist reports Appointments 9 A M -6 P M She deserves Elgetha Carrington, Owner last minute heartbeats which that Elvia Presley's latest hits, 109 Innls Ave. HI. 4-3715 "Booths For Rent" » Janey Carr's Beauty Shop- led doctors to think Scott Langs- j "Shook Up" and "Don't Be Open For Business At • ton might prove to be triplets or Cruel," were authored by a Ne- j 911 ML Vernon Ave. more. Scott and his Mom, Ann, gro pants presser . . . AKA's J IMA'S BEAUTY SHOP tin Locke's Barber Shop) are now at .home where she's Orchid Luau June 9 will offer to eat out Complete Beaaty Service--Hair 8tyling sad Scalp Treatment Operators 1 Pauline Smart, sighing: "Keeping Sentinel books the real McCoy in cuisine. Sor-j Prop, ima Johnson, Oprs. Annie Rath Ashley, Virginia Ely was never like this!" . . . Dad- ors are procuring or preparing j Wsrnle Lee Hensley dy's pride and mother's joy .... a "Kuliia pig" roasted with, it* j 590 St Clair Ave. CL. l-bttt Opea Dally t A, M. to 8 P. M. yes you've guessed it—it's a pay tantalizing terriyaka sauce and CLASSIC also for the Leroy A. Howell*'all th* trimmings. Your Invites -at least once a Week! BEAUTY SALOy who live on the campus at Cen- are available by calling Lydia FASHIONETTA BEAUTY BAR 9X4 Mt Vernea CL. t-4919 iral State college where they Burkes. CI. W479. tn E. LONG ST. • CA 9-4649 W* think that's a jim-dandy What*• mor*, when yeo do Complete Beaaty Service both matriculate. Leroy A. How- • • • Complete Beaut* Servic* ell, III, is his name and he waa slogan because w* know Oprs: Gertrude MeEtr-y, Catherine Gunnell, Charlie Mae Logan. Prop. TREAT OF THE YEAR, fea eat out, we think yeu deesrve Operators: Lov ells Davies, born in Greene Memorial hos turing 150 Columbus youths, Eileen Stamps, Herbert Sellers. Winifred Wallace, pital in Xenia. L. A. Howell, III, there's nothing you'd rather th* wry best in food and Gladys Lucille Beeves. Leeea Wade, Lealse R*y, will be Beatty Center's annual Margaret Long, Sarah Boyd, is grandson of tbe Dr. L. A. extravagant*, **Tr*pi can a,'* (or b*) than a happy aofVic* — whkJrj 4* Howells of Columbus who live at 'exactly Helen Patrick. Esther Logan Jane 4-1. Admission is by in •Mttsyded e* broths*! Ida Mae Griffin, Travis 1544 Richmond. •hat we givs/you.' "IT PAYS TO LOQK YOUR BEST" vitation only for Jon* 1 sine* Jackson Mt Yemen Av. Dist Improve EDDIE SAUNDERS, WVKO, ment Ass'.n has sewed op res You'll Ba A Picture Of Loveliness continues to break his own un ervations fer the Jane * per After A Visit To precedented records—this time formance. Call the Center, CL Nook with Western Union delivery of S-1555. NOVELTY FOOD BAR 2M telegrams to his annual GOLDIE'S kanty Mother's day program. Ed- LuciusJb. Lee's "Aa I See Serving Complete MeeJ* Around TW Clock HAIR STYLIST PROCESS SPECIALIST It," evtf^week on tli* edi 1U2 E. LONG ST. CL. MMS die'l^reviees record was—yt; 741E. LONG ST. CL 4-0552 Goldi* Bailey, Prop. Albert A. Howard. Mgr. V*ron» Thompson, Operator on Father's day tw* years age torial page, is another award when sag wires wer* recorded j winning Sentinel tes^'Axe, —- m *ii'i—rnflMi mnnmir-ttm» 'r*r *nr >w N. YORK. — Dlxxy Gillespie, At th* same time h* directed have absolutely nothing to do able and fr** parking can be <• First glamor teen clinic to b* JACK CARSON America's trumpeting ambassa stiff criticism toward many of with good music.** had. Show hour* are 9 a. m. to presented by the Originals club, dor of jazz, »*ld Wednesday .that America's most revered musical Welk's television program has 0 p.m. !E B'VILLE MERRY-GO-ROUND—With th* wealth'of nam* teenage grop in the Gayteens, IMO "jazz is too good for Americans, institutions. an estimated S3 million audi- Thi* is an American Kennel musical attractions on tap tor Bronzeville'* amusement con Dept. at Beatty Center, was held th* very people who gave birth club sponsored show, r at Uth Avenue Center Monday Gillespie identified bandleader enc*. sumers it leave* us to speculate on th* local nightlife pictur*. Al Entertainment Nightly to this wonderful music." Lawrenc* Welk by "his zany Thc German Shepherd club ia though it'* • little early to crown the "wlnnah," w« ar* anxious to and offered workshop* to mem 9 P.M. til 2:30 A.M. "Jazz was once on Its way to a non-profit organisation dedi ber* ot Girt Scout Trap 189 and In an article m Esquire maga hats, cuckoo clocks, tramp cos becoming the rem folk music of observe the anticipated competition of th* clubs on th* B'villa lo zine, Gillespie scored his fellow tumes' and other gimmicks that cated to advancement of the cale this record breaking show season. Competing for top* on th* girls, active at the center along America," GiUespl* claimed, breed. with invited guest*. countrymen tor their refusal to "But now almost all that's gone. musical .totem pole is Marty Mellman's sparkling new and classy Never A Door, Cover accept jazz as a pur* art form. Club 502. Club Regal'* intimate and cozy Bum Bum Room and the Conducting workshop* wer* Th* folk music of America today Beverly McCray, Sharon McQue- or Minimum Charge is a mongrel made up of strains Lucius E. Lee's "As I Set spacious, modernistic Copa Club. All spots will Indulge in a heat Impressive Concert It." evw week on tbe edi- ary, Sharon Johnson, Rebecca • • • • of Presley, Liberace, Tennessee ed.battle to swing th* mobs that are interested in •flesh" enter- Charges Neglect toria' page, is another award tainmant to their doors. Justice, Sandra Miller, Barbara Lineup In OSU Series Ernie, Lombardo and Sh-Boom." winning Sentinel feal*tre. Reynolds and Inez Johnson. Ulysses Hardy. 106 Clifton ct., In fact, th* lint salvo* hav* Liquor-Beer-Wine f . Eunice Wood, director of Gay Columbus, sued-Lillian, now in Seven Internationally famous been fired with Milt- Backner steps nowadays. Bis combo Is Served Hi 2:30 A.M. Cleveland, on grounds of neg teens club at Beatty Center con concert attractions will be pre and hi* sensational organ com now holding the feature spot at ducted th* workshop on makeup. lect. sented by Ohio State university GOODING bo serving as an appropriate the swank new Bel Air* Coon- next school term during its first epener at the 502, although by General chairman Sharon Mo- try club ta Philadelphia be Queary, daghter of Mr. and Mrs, full concert season in th* new AMUSEMENT C0.'s..rt. •*»*., th* time this column hits the Marshon auditorium. For 6 Days fore he invades Atlantic City Arnold McQueary. 247 N. Cham street )ass tenor great 'Sonny pion av. President ot Original* Opening th* concert season SPRING FESTIVAL SUtt aod crew will be occupy snd N. York . . . The energetic snd social minded Jr. Lesg- club-is Yvonne Holland, daughter JAZZ FESTIVAL will be the Cincinnati Symphony, ing the Crab Herat band po of Mr*. Louis* Holland. 1B0 Clif Oct. 22. dium headlining th* club's errs sr* head ever heels ta ton ct. Other artists and concert first "Jazs Festival.'* This will script for their forthcoming Coodinating the program wer* MAY 2} - JUNE 2 group* to appear: be Stltt's second stint at the mystery comedy vehicle, Nancy Watkins, director ot girl* Dublin Players, Nov. S. Regal and If we sr* te believe "Murder Mansion," which activities at. Eleventh Av. Recre FEATURING — IN PERSON ' American Ballet theatre, Nov. - what we read In the musical should unearth true B'way tal ation Center; Ethel Winston THE SYVINGSATION of Th* NATION 20. trade papers he is heading Goodman,'leader for Troop 189; Marian Anderson, Jan. IS, on* el tbe most ttsteoable ent on East Hi school stage the eve of June 4 . . . Coot Rose Ford and Arm. Belle Jen IMS. * groups In modern music. At kins, 'assistant leaders for Troop SONNY Obernklrchen children's choir, the Cepa Garden Bendeff has dresser Sandy Cromwell, who 189. March 4. inked contracts for a long list I* always angling for sense- Invitation was extended by Ho Isaac Stem, violinist, April 2. of attractions te keep his pa thing new for bis Quality ward Sptller, 11th Av. center di Jose Iturbl, pianist, April 16. trons happy. The Macon Cleaning patrons, ha* th* go- ROBERT O. MENSAH, AN OFFICIAL representa tive of Dominion of Ghana, appears with Warren Hull rector, to the group to return for STITT Lounge, Question Mark mad ahead sign to black *tf • park j similar clinic for boy*. Lltcb'ord Rhythm Room .ar* on CBS-TV's "Strike It Rich" to open the Books for Hamilton's Return ing space la front at hi* Long Ghana campaign. Mensah hopes people throughout tbe HIS SAXOPHONE keeping to their pattern *f st. shop fer curb servic* aad country will mail used book* and periodicals to fill one standard musical offerings for Iropicana' Slated AND QUARTETTE Perks Up Promoters leading son*. of the great educational needs.of the new country. their amusement cUque and for Beatty (enter **> N. YORK.—News that singer everyone seerna well satisfied. More than 150 youngster* wit- Roy Hamilton was returning to EASTSIDE'S NOTED playboy (incinnafian In Play 1 flashy be presented in the spectacle. show business brought forth an FAR an TWP rv^kt-u!* ** **** C*-*"** -wisbJng AS FAR AS THE.cocktail.around m unending circle* try-. GREENSBORO, W. C. — Bo-/Troplcah*," annual fashion HEAR SOME cries of joy from theatre, night lounge* ar* concerned it's just * j_g to jo^t, j__ lost ,ov, who' lor*. Johnson, senior, of Balti- ,_>_ rhythm revu* of th* danc* club and on* night stand pro OF HIS LATEST matter of picking y«ir^ favorita! vanj8hed t^m her Springfield more, will p!*y th* le*d In th* and modeling department of moters who realize his name on spot with th* majority withm * „__,. ^^^ RECORDINGS the marquee means turnaway leaving mm her Greek dram*, "Electr*," when Beatty Center, Columbus. Date* stone's throw of each other - I forwarding address. The con it I* presented Friday, May 24,; are June 4-1. crowds at th* box office. the Downbeat, Flamingo. Bel On* of th* hottest attractions fused playboy admits he goofed at Bennett colleg*. -Member, of Mt Won,**. mont. Skyline. McCown* Pin*!, to carrytng , torch tbout 1 Dist. Improvement As* o wiU b* in th* past decade, Hamilton Room. LVA. and countless otter L, ,<_. ol sjfc on. m the hand of has just been pronounced cured FRK ADMI55ION TO SHOW GROUNDS; lentertained at their regular Matinee Sunday "Ust«" spots. Th* nightbeat* we Sutu, ^ Liberty .,.,_. |of a throat disease by his phy All Rides For Kiddies 10<_Til S P. M. Memorial Day pleasure emporium*, .swell ";,tead of th* expected happy Reaffirm Accredilmeitf ["Sl^Ubw t-. sician after an 18 month retire the movie., ar* competing with ,tfraecorm_g __, .erg.am was ment WASHINGTON.—Howard unl- limited amount to adult* for th* TV and the carry out stores and*U}Mmd out „_ ^ ,ar when he verstty Pre*. Mordecsl W. John- ! performance on Juft* 7.~lnier- From 1932 to 1965 the Hamilton to^'P ««• wo" ^m*aioc1^ furloughed from his southern son announced that the Commi*- ested persons may call at Beatty 772 E. Longf baritone voice grossed Over 14 •t th. door the clui b own*r* will __ _ HAST-AMEND to few OTtnlorrtto sion on InsUtutions of Higher Center. 941 xt. Ohio av.. CL million, sold .seven million rec-1 Columbus, Oh>o have to offer a top, attraction or Education of the Middle States 3-741*. for quanttue* sufficient ^ ords and was heard on counties* PRESENTS days with his barmaid-wife. - well exploited "gimmick" to lAsa'n of College* and Secondary. for themselves and g;uejts. TV shows. — • • • drag their weekly customers IN WINDING UP the weekly School* h*e^*iflrmed th* ac-j Director of Beatty is Earl away from in front ot the TV gab session remember Eddie creditment of Howard. J.hns. screen - aod a well stocked re Jay's tip to speeding motor frigerator to add profit to the 1 ists: "It's strigbt to be able to weekly take. Yes, we're anxious stop en a dime, bat be sax* to see which club will reign as It's not ta someone's pocket." "the piace to go" thi* coming i cummer season. REFRESHING • '• • FABULOUS RETIRED ma AS THE BEAUTY jor, James Page, who now re sides ta Mexico City, was hon OF NATURE ored guest in a three day ser ies ef parties tossed in bis hon or daring his short visit last wt-ek. Party givers were those who enjoyed his hospitality during their trip* to Mexico: Att'y Dave and Frances White, tbe Lawrenc* Curtises, Wil liam Holtoway, Lawrenc* Gwynn and brothers, Fugste and Tom Pag* . .. Friday eve ning cocktail time at the 5*2 waa ushered ta ta eye-appeal CAROLE BRADLEY is th* IN PERSON ing style when Connie Lynch, latest entry in Shrine beauty THE NATION'S LEADING FOLK SINGER Jean Thornton, Rheb* Otey. snd talent contest at East CALYPSO TUNES, SPIRITUALS Mary Margaret Donaldson, Toatsie Mason, Peggy Cnns- HARRY BELAFONTE. the High, Columbus. Friday, May mtags sod Marietta Hill occu nation's leading folk singer, 34. a't 8 p. m. Carole, popular VETERANS AUDITORIUM pied aa entire section at th* appears in Columbu* June 24 Columbus entry, will b* one of MONDAY EYE, JUNE 24, at 8:30 P. M. bar . . . High flying aad whal at Veterans auditorium under for Columbus girl* In th* Qambriaus ing tenor are, Carl Sally, auspice* of Hast-Arnend. show. Thi* will be ber first try Price* $5.00 - $4.00 - $3.50 - $2.50 . $1.65 to be climbing th* lad- Tickets ar* on sal* at Heat- for th* $1900 national Shrine AUGLo* WAGNER BREWERIES, INC COL'S, OHlfl Tickets At Heaton's Music Store CA. 14737 . pris*. __ _0_fLHighSL_^^^^^^^ ear mt > - ^^ ', ,VrVrYr' rVV»«\ i'rVr •V W'** VVTV. ">*t".'', •. \i .'. \ ST* TV? T IS T i . . I I .J'g „• ..>i (...** SATURDAY, MAY 25, 19S7 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE t. •it RATUttDAY, MAY 25, 1951 THE OHIO SENTINEL ...,»•„ MICKEY'S GRILL BURKE'S PLACE 199* NORTH ith ST. 961 Balehigaa Ave., Columbos, O. Booster Pair From Chicago Cor. First Ave. Beer, Wine, Whiskey WHISKEY Home Cooked Foods Singles — Double* BARBECUE Amusements BEEB, WINE, FOOD WE SPECIALIZE IN Held To County Grand Jury RED ROT CHIII A tenor-trumpet unison them* Two Chicago women were held. According to police, five dress- j based on the same chords as the • Sponsored By IN THE JAZZ IDIOM bop classio "AU God's Chil TURNER'S to th* Franklin. county grand; es, valued at $269. one two piece CHARLIE'S BAB dren," it captures th* feeling of Jury under $10,000 bond each suit, %49, ano a pair of earrings Stop At rhe Chl-Chl Sign the whole group. RESTAURANT when arraigned on grand lar were found Jn their bloomers. \ Urer— *Aine— Liquor What can I say about Max iSttt E. Long SL ceny charges, Wednesday Columbus Chapter Good Food PURITY IN JAZZ Roach but . .- Max? 9% Beer - Wine - Whiskey Jean Brown and Mary Logan, POPULATION IN 165* Dally A San. 1 A Ml A M ROME COOKED FOODS both 23, pleaded not guilty and By 1850, the Negro population Lucille k Charlie Jordan, Though joyful this session was, 275 CA WALKEB Iprogreasors who seem to think it was saddened by the memory were sent to county jail. of Ohio was 23,279, or 1.3 per FRONTIERS CLUB Props. F YOU should a Fu8u« °y Bach or • Pi««cato cent of th* total. 719 Harrison Ave. b of Clifford Brown and Powell. happen to run| _ Shostakovich can be emnnat- When a young cat like Brownie Detectives said the women ar-, I 0 VILLAGE TAVERN across the word ^J"* / J»«/««»««• _ . • leaves, man, with a soul like ho rlv«d'in Columbu* Friday •nd!INjFRlfAiE 8HO WN first E lc 1919 MT. VERNON AFB. t r Air-Condltioned I "purist" in the!, J»_ "#** °» P J* had, it hurts your heart. When PRE-MEMORIAL DAT cab . _- _ By 1860vthc Negro population 50 HAMILTON PARK ibc1, fcatures Columbus, O. diet ionary it Pianist Horace Bfl- God takes cats like Brownie aret show dance scheduled lor an d b P Serving the Peoplo in and wer* arrested th* next day when l£ 0nlo ^ 1nc-3a8ed to M<673. (Featuring Barbecued Ribs) would be defln-i^ , " ^^ jft _ _S from the scene you don't know, Around Poindexter Village newly decorated Pythian ball apprehended while "shoplifting" <-__. represented 1.6 percent of titled "Silvers Blue." has viril but I guess there's some plan. ed as any per-: BEER, WINE GOOD FOOD room, 867 Mt. Vernon av., Col in a High st. store. 'the total population. son or thing in ity, cleanly throughout. Featured Purgatory sure must be a swing- Open 1AM.- Close 1 P. M umbus, May 29, will be high Tickets On Sale By Member*. For Free Delivery its pure state with Horace is tenorman Hank in' placet CHESTEB E. WRITE. Opr. BON-AMI SOCIAL CLUB OF LANCASTER. O. arid Moblcy, trumpeter Donald. Byrd lighted by Raleigh Randolph's unchanged .. If you dig pure bop the way it Sultans of Swing orchestra. • Present a , On Any Order Cell CApital 1-7161 • with drummer Art Taylor 'should be blown, please dig! undefiled. ibossist Dou Ably assisting the orchestra Such is the « Watkins. Also »'t ,lhese releases, blown straight QUALITY FOOD SHOP will be Fiv* Heart* vocal quin * SPRING FROLIC DANCE John S. way* 1 won f_ ting in on the session on two [ from the heart. . tet, modern dancer. Gypsy J Walker dVs c r ibe two tracks, trumpeter Joe Gordon If I may coin a phrase by! (OPA BALLROOM and drumrncr 663 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. t-4599 Pearl and blue chantsus* Bet 'LPs I recently acquired Purist Kenny Clarke re- Bird, "Music is four experi-' 1048J ML Vernon AT. Columbus, O. p,acinj: Byrd a Fried Chicken * ty Ford. Advance tickets ore or Neo-Bop_. Bo_op at its best. ! °d Taylor, re- [ence, your -thoughts, your wis FRIDAY, MAY 31, 9 P.M. 'Til 2 A-M. s e< tiv >1 r Prop. J AS. ANTHONY on sale at Capital City News MANNEQUINS CLUB from tbe soul. It's, very difficult • P * « > . dom. If you don't live it. it Won't and by Mannequins' club mem- ADV.t $1.25 ' DOOR: $1.50 !finding bop on the market the' The hiKhli«ht of th* Lp » the come out of your horn." x Hrs. U A. M. • I A. ML. PRESENTS THEIR ANNUAL Liqnor • Beer - Cocktails way it was first natalized a dec- track entitled "I'll Know," which The Best In Bar-B-Q. Colli, members. Gerry Lynch Is Advance Tickets On Sale at Copa Box Office and Open 6 A. M. 'til 2:30 A. M. of,ers somc reaI funky piano by GOOD FOOD president and Odessa Smith, by. Members ade ago what with thc so-called project chairman. „. .Horace, a.1 glidingr, ...... ,, ,, »relaxe_ d tw—^o , Hal Singer Band Booked Prepared lo Borne Style •chorus bjt by Hank, ond a beau-ip .. ML PRE MEMORIAL DAY 21 SHRIMP jtiful Clifford Brown like solo by By MCITY ndKerS Plan To Attend IN A BASKET Byrd. This is undoubtedly Byrd's, Ha, (Cornbread) Slngcr brm(,n AT WASHINGTON PRESENTS... LIQUOR , finest recorded solo yet. |his f_mous band t0 Valley Dale The Culturettes' Beer • Win* The blues feeling, so important baUroom, Columbus, for * one Southern Tea CABARET SHOW & DANCE OR Fish • French Fries Is port of bop. is not tatl wanting night engagement. Wednesday, MR. HONK" Cube Steaks here. This is Neo-Bop cum laude. May -, Merry Makers Club, Room COTTON BALL GRILL Food, Beer To Carryoat Inc., announced.• Tickets are on Meet Yow FrU*<_ Ham" WEDS. MAY 29 - 10 P.M. - 2 A.M. Champion k Mt. Vernon CL. S 0300 BAT REDMAN, Prop. THE OTHER ALBUM which i ,e by membera and at c ,__, Chicken Dinner* Every Thursday, June 6 . Himself • In Person PYTHIAN BALLROOM killed me: is an Emarcy re-jR; Grill, LVA Club, Capitol City Sunday Home Fried Pies 667 MT. VERNON AVE. COLUMBUS, OHIO lease, featuring Max Roach, News am, Skylme Bar 618 E. LONG ST. called simply "Max Roach Plus > , essive Look Who's Here I It's "Jitney Roy" ... At Singtt s crcw with 8UCC Home Cooked Pie* COPA The Go, Go, Boyll Four.' The four being tenorman juke bos hUs "Cornbrcad,", Plat* Lunches, ^FEATURING THE PIT Sonny Rollins, Kenny Dorham on :.>Blue Velvct;. .Trog Hop," and Sandwiches The Five Heart* Vocal Group *j*> trumpet, with Rap Bryant on|..Eaay street/. consists ot ^ 33? N. 20TH ST. Columbus, O. p:ano and George Moirow on > ^ BALLROOM Chicken - Fish - Barbecue Our Specialties maestro on cnor Fredaic Gypsy Pearl • Shake Donceus* 9 bass Self Serve and Carryout - j Francis, piano, Billy Rfooks, 164SH ML erftoa Ave. Betty Ford • Blue* Stylist Open 24 Hours Daily This is drummer Max* first ,trumpet; Jimmy Lewis, bass, group recordings since his regu HONG KONG Columbus BIG JAY Yours Truly -- "Jitney" Roy Langdon and Bobby Donaldson, drums. Plus lar trumpeter. Clifford Brown, Dancing is from 10 p. m. to nnd pianist, Richie Powell, wer* RESTAURANT 9 to I HIS TENOR killed in an automobile accident a. m. SAX AND Raleigh Randolph - His Orchestra' CHICKEN • SEA FOODS • STEAKS © CHOPS ilast summer. 992 Ml. Vemon Ave. HIS ADV. fl.00 DOOR 61.20 COCKTAILS • WHISKEY © BEER For Sonny Rollin? and Kenny Don't put it off any long JIMMY AILEN McNEELY JAZZ BAND Dorham, it was agrand reunion er! Subscribe to The Ohio Serving American And Tickets on Sale now by members and ! from their quintet days of 1954. Sentinel today! 56.50 a year. And Orchestra Featuring at CaptHol City News Agency This is a bristling-display of^ (CHINESE F00D| FRI. MAY 24 - 9:30 pm to 2:30 am hard, forceful bop throughout. New Management BUDDY KIMBRO Crrbp Suey Ot All Kinds Sonny is amazing. The ca!s is PYTHIAN GRILL $5.00 Gift Certificate will J something else. I have yet to ISun.-Fri. 11 A.M.-l. A.M. Adv. $1.75 Door $2.00 860 ML Vernon Ave. Sat. 11 A.M.-3 A.M. Be Awarded Person wear hear any reed man wrapped in Beer — Wine — Food ing Prettiest Cotton Dress ;the essence" of Coleman Haw - CL, 3-3664 Tickets Oa Sal«~Now In Copa Lounge 736 E. LONG ST. at HAMILTON AVE. 'Hrs 8AM 'til 1 A M Tickets on Sale By Mem kins, a tinge of Wardell Gray bers and At Door. and the complexity of Bir*d but Sonny. CLUB 5Q2 Surely, bop's most swinging, HELEN'S FOOD SHOP 1HOUS E OF SOLID COMFORT and greatest contemporary, ten •Tood Te Carry Oat" orman. Kenny Dorham,« has Specialising In Chicken, Barbecue, Fish and Southern Dinners Musical Entertainment : never disappinted as a major Daily Early Till Very Late presents Nightly Itrumpet voice behind Miles, Diz Duke's Club 169 CLEVELAND AVE. HELEN JONES. Prop., CA. the great Always a surprise package tn ;and Howard McGhee. ———m————- i i i ——_—_••—•—»• oar beaatiial Comer Cocktail • • • Lounge tor your eveolng's I THE TRACK ENTITLED presents enjoyment. "Mr. X" is highly stimulating. tjk Milt Cantonese Family Dinners ^ New TOfCll Clult Served At AU Hour* We foOtK 941 MT. VERNON AVE. COLUMBUS, OHIO Pre-Memorial Day Freshly Prepare Any Order ROYAL GRILL KITCHEN BEER • WINE • LIQUQRS ~ To Take Out. Operated by "Specialising In Italian Spaghetti and PisntP Buckner WE'VE A FINE REPUTATION KL& I Dong Sang Yee and Louie Ho CARRYOUT SERVICE Poy. FOR FINE FOOD A SERVICE DANCE SHOW Open Dally • A M. • «:M A M. SPORT DANCE "POPS'* ALLISON, Prop. Presenting Cantonese Trio 752 E, Long St CL. 2-0177 Rottm Jade Room Ming Room rhe Five Keys with at the Copa Club Now available to Will accommo Seating for 50 NEW MANAGEMENT MILT BUCKNER Nightly thru Sunday social clubs and date parties up persons in com Don Gardner's Band C private parties. to 100 persons. plete privacy for 1M8| Mt Vernon Ave. Coming attractions Complete Chin Call CL. 2-0512 clubs and small Friday, June 14,9 to 1 ese cuisine. for reservations. parties. THE TROLLEY AGONWHEEL st tbe Wed. May 29 - 9 PM 'HI 2:30 AH MAY27 815 ML Vemon Aye, 598 ST. CLAIR al CURTIS Ohio Stale Youth (enter Open 24 Hoars Dairy TINY GRIMES MACON HOTEL FINE FOOD - BEER - WINE . WHISKEY On Tbe State Fairgrounds Featuring Delicious Coney Islands OPEN DALLY FROM S A. M. - 1 A. M. i Ad*. $1.5* . Door S1.75 JUNE 3 OSCAR FRANKLIN - MGR. Ticket* On Solo Now At Capi Jimmy Allen . Hts Orchesra ; AMERICAN and CHINESE RE5IAIMNT and Chili tal City News sad Beaton's $11 fiK-l. $10W WALK) AUSTIN . 366-368 N. 20TH ST. COLUMBUS, O EVE FOSTER, Mgr. Presenting: EDDIE SIMON and His JAZZ BAND Music Store FREE PARKING IN REAR Benefit Neighborhood House i Advance $1.25 Door $1.50 Open Doily 11:30 A. M. To 4 A. M. FRIDAY IP M.IA.M. • SATURDAY IP.M. MIDNTTE 1502 St. Clair Ave. (1.2-6662 Summer Camping Fond. I Ticket* On *5alo By Member* U-' _____ '•^'•'iin^iii^iiwiitTaiaiaKVii j** - 1 1 • - l|sHMH| emo&mynstmsm-mmeoesmmnmawsoommmMtomtmm .,-.<£& ' S-VTURDAY. MAY 85. 1S&7, f APE U THE OHIO SENTINEL 7 Vermount KegSers Have Reason For Pride Celebration For Sugar Ray SATURDAY. MAY 25, 1067 THE OHIO SENT1MEL PAGE U thf-r at 1611 ft. Starr BT, %nd 1* bag and Nancy Bowers hna him major at Central High. Keep an By LUCrifl E. LEE Don Wilkerson, Sr., Don Wilker the Superiors. also a member of Antioch Bap booked. th* good work Gene ... A wort The keglers over st Vermount son. Jr., and Chart** Meson. Jones copped off two mor* SCHOOL CAPERS tist A student at Central, his • • « to the wise: We judge ourselves con be very proud ol the (act • • • laurels recently, being chosen a* subject* include POD, English "SCHOOL CAPERS" would by what we feel capable of do» that they "home'd" one of the BONNET-FLOYD MEN hit th* most improved member of Yvettne Kilgare And JaBet Coles and math. He has participated like to congratulate Eugene KU- iing; other* judge u* by what w* two teams to get In the award the tournament keglers with a his league as well as th* most in two varsity sports, baseball got* on becoming assistant dram Shave done. money circle at the state meet 2088 while Burger could ease no Improved member of th* YMCA riS WEEK "School Capers" proudly chose Jean Terry and and football, and received letters ing of the American Bowling higher than 2898. The team was League. Jones believes there is rHerb Ragland as teenagers of th* week. for outstanding performance. Congress three weeks ago. Bon just four points off the beaten no question about his being on Jean live* with her parent*, Rev. and Mr*. Cottrell T«rry, 833 Herb would like to go to Dayton Spicer's Often Reward ney-Floyd of Merchant* and In track of the top.five of the city, the way to higher achievements. Pennsylvania av. Sh* is a member of Antioch Baptist and a stu university to becora* a physical Poppies To Be dustrial League hit the pay-pin He told about the time he was dent at Central High. ed teacher or work in child psy For Stolen Bicycle trail along with Burger Beer. bowling the perfect score and a Her many activities Include chology. This is not the first time Ver bowler, from another town, senior choir, BAA, FTA, Y- baton twirling. His favorite food Is pizza and Sold May 24,25 A sew bicycle placed la mount teams have been irt the June 21 Is walked in and, seeing what was Teens. She is also a majorette. She goes steady with William favorite sports baseball, football Volunteer worker* and highj front of Kplctr's Furniture, : award circle but the Bonney- happening, offered a bet he Jean, a B student. Is studying to Pruitt. and boxing; His hobby is skat* school girl* of Columbu* and in tH Mt Vernea av., Colombo*. Floyds are very proud they Robinson Day would not make the next strike. be a missionary. Her hobble* In • • • Franklin county will cell poppies' was stolen about 5 p.m. Tare- made It. None is so proud as He didn't—went down the clude dancing, ice skating and HERB BESIDES WITH his fa- in buildings, Friday, May 24 and day, May 21. Horace Jones, thc team and lea middle between two pins, on the streets, Saturday, May 25. j A Colombia bicycle, it Is gue's most improved member. In Cincinnati • • • with th* motto, "Honor the; blue with chrome fenders, CINCINNATI. — June 21 at Other members are J. C. Reid. THE ACT OF THE OTHEB Dead By Helping th* Living",! shock absorbers. X4 In. wheel. Crosley field will be the day lo There is a tandem and rear bowler was unsportsmanlike. A workers wttt sell the memorial cal citizens honor Frankie Rob kegler, like a golfer, has to have 2 BIG DANCES MEMORIAL DAY 2 and front lights. Saddle bags poppies for the American Legion inson. perfect quiet and courtesy to do With Music By sre gray. Ernie Waits, former television | his best. Jones says he is grad •ad Buddy poppies for Veterans j Model Ke. te me, serial , "HAVE FUN ond radio star, is general chair ually overcoming sideline dis of Foreign Wars. • number UfMO. man of Frankie Robinson day turbances. Jimmy Witherspoon Proceeds or* used In veterans' j Anyone seeing * bicycle fit committee. He is assisted by M. The Vermount, according to ting this description te asked huspHalsand for rehabilitation of; RUNNING ft? T. Sweeney, Jr., financial secre- Jones, has some of the best to call Spicer's Furniture. AU itary; Clyde Sampson, treasurer; bowlers in Columbus on teams and His Orchestra veteran* and families. Information win be held fas Lonnie Jones and Eugene Dean. |£^ . ^ \ RACES 0 Thousands of disabled veterans ceofldenc.. ticket committee,- Winston They will be showing up high- ' Twenty-ftr* dollar reward Brown and Herschel Joiner, spe Dawn Dance * .» * SIM. Till! hove been making the poppies' er in tournaments as time goes for Information. cial gifts chairmen; Al Roman, for months. chairman, publicity, Cleveland by. Evening Dance 9 P.M. Til 2 A.K. Call and Post; William Barkley, Ruth Jeffries, chairman of th*; BACK TO YESTERYEAR - Veteran* of Foreign Wars, and Ohio Sentinel^ Dick Baker, What did downtown look like Real -state Adm. $1.60 Per Person Helen Cotter, chairman of th*! WSAI-Radlo; Tom Knox, WCIN- 60 years ago? The depot? Th* HERB RAGLAND Radio, publicity; Pat Harmon, public library? You can see pho American Legion, are asking' Samuel D, Hooker Cincinnati Post; Bob Firestone, BEULAH tographs of these places as they PIZZA everyone to buy • poppy because Sales - Management Rental* Tims* Star, and Coach Joe Mar FOR were in the "good old days" and Card Of Thanks 781 Mt Vernon Av* tin, Wayne High school, trophies it's * "personal way to say, 1 j PARK many other scenes of the old RESERVA CL. 1-4331 Col's CL. 3-35* committe*. COPA The members of the Cal Fem- remember and am grateful.' days in, the Library Photograp TIONS its clab want to thank their Over 30,000 fans are expected MAY 11 thru hic Collection. many friends for help making JUNE 1 to attend that night to se* Cin CALL their annua! tea a big success. cinnati belatedly honor it* "Roo CL. 3-1955 We thank the children, and all tola or thin* (ttctpt Sondayt) kie of the Y*ar,** well on his]BORN IN ZANE3VILLE who participated te the styling tmonom ewe Htm* — $ms» — CLUB of their beautiful clothes. Spe way to becoming "sophomore of Zan* Grey, America's fore Dining «•.!!.!!•. — Sn** Sot cial thank* for Miss Helen Tay POST TIMit i:»o fw- (I;T), the year.** most author of western and pio 1043*4-1850 Mt Veraon lor In whose home we bad the WANT ADS tanp'Snonn. SATURDAY. MAY 25, 1967 SATUHDAY, MAY 25, 1957 THE OHIO SEN X1NEL PAGE 14 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 1,5, Cover Columbus and Central Ohio thru Sentinel Want Ads - CL 3-7416 Masons Mortgage Burning Franklin Jr. High's Honor Roster L ED CARS FOR SALE MAIL ORDER BARGAINS Rummage sale. Novelties and USED CARS FOR $ALE STUDEBAKER PICK-UP Franklin Jr. High school, Co Gutfott, Lisa Balrsto*. Mary mer, Roger Parse**, Fred Pe clothing. 2S9 N. Monroe Ave., *3l STUDEBAKER Pick-Up. lumbus, ha* announced that th* Halrste*, David Han, Fatty ters, Carol* Ana PhOlla*, Wtt- TERRV'S Social aad Letter Wednesday, May ZS. Like new. 133.00 down and Sacrificing $3*0 under msrket This truck is a nftney-maker. And Dedication Saturday following students achieved the Heap, Penny Hicks. _etth Hilt, liam Pinkertae, Andrea Paw- Club, Bex 1451. Chicago 90. make payment* $36.00 a price. '52 Packard Sedan RAH p„v jio.00 down and mak* scholastic honor roll for th* last Laey Rines, Catherine tH**r, ell. G**rg*o*i Powell, Saadra PI. LONG 4k (IRANI month. AX. 4-3580. • Ultramatlr. Power brakes. payments $15.00 a month. AX, Free and Accepted Ancient York Rite Masons of Co six weeks' grading period; Leonard Hoffman. GoH How Reynolds, Ann Roberts, Char SINGER CONSOLE electric USED CLOTHING STORfc Must go this week. AM. $-131$. 4-3589. lumbus, Prince Hall origin, Nat'l Compact, will stage a ard*, Easto Hashes, Wanda In les Roberts, Gw*a4*!ya R*b- demonstrator. Reduced fer , Al vis . Adkiaa, Carol Allen, TVe buy aod sell ladies aad SCOTTY MOTOR SALES dedication and mortgage burning service at their Masonic Tony Ball, Paulo Bartow, Don gram. Chester Jacksoa, R*o- tosoa, Gloria Rogers, Sarah quirk sal*. BE. 54341. mea'* used elothtag. Temple, 34 Hamilton pk., Saturday, May 25, 8 p. m. Grand t449 Cleveland Av*. Don't put it off any long SCOTTY MOTOR SALES na Bcnttey, Linda Bland, Olan* aid Jackson, Jerry Ana Jaoes, Rood, Cheryl R**s. Ma* Rus- Cer. L«og k Grant er! Subscribe to Tha Ohio Master Matthew Brock will have charge of services and Molly Jones, Richard Jones, Memorial Day flowers, wreaths Brewer, Roger Ere****, Ju sell. Nikkl Shearer. Daoay aad potted plants, 289 N. Mon Columbus O. Sentinel today I $6.50 a year. $049 Cleveland Ave. Rev. R. T. Cleaves is master of ceremonies. LcRoy Keaton, Linda Reefer, '31 FORD Convertlbl*. Fordo- dith Browp, Thomas Brown, Shepherd. Elisabeth Smith, roe AT*. matic. Sharp. Twin spotlights. Turkey dinner* will b* avail-1 • " Elisabeth Kirabrongh, Ren Tojre Brown, Sandra Browning. Gloria Smith. Nina 8 moot, $10.00 down, take payments. able, with serving starting at|E. Morris, recording secretory; neth Rresse, Rebecca Lloyd, AX. 4-3580. : Cynthia Bryant, Courtney Bet Cheryl* Sewards, Beverly Ste Columbos. O. LSt B MAIN SI. noon. Th* public-1* Invited to *t- L. R. Owens, financial secretary; David MeFsriand, Charles CA 4-OSM MAY DAYS are '50 CHEVROLET.. $175 tor, Herman Boiler, Fleixa C«- wart, Charles Taylor, Agae* 2-Door. Radio and heater. tend, I Jam** R. Cole*, treasurer. Maons, Jeffery Martin. Mae SCOTTY MOTOR SALES maqalB. Rita Csnfield, Pamela Thompson, Mary L*« Twwtor, MILLER'S FURNITURE STORE Realization of the mortgage On Jan 10, 1033, tha Hamilton Carpenter, Gloria Carter, Ro Martin, Rita Martin, Sandra 2049 Cleveland Ave. Dour, Us Fa a Horn, Lorem* Complete Lin* of Used Furniture and Rags '56 FORD $1995 burning event has been eccom- .pk. property waa purchased and bert Carter, Romero Cherry, Mason, Patsy Mathews, Joan Mathews, Mike Masxoae, Ja- Walker. Patty War*, CamlB* Raages Refrigerators, Washers, Sewing Machines 'S3 DE SOTO Convertlbl* with Victoria Hardtop. Radio, plished through efforts of Uie has been paid for by member* Shirley Costoo, Judith Davis, EAST TERMS FREE DELIVERY .SALE heater. Fordomatic, w.-*.-w. dith McGoron, Je Ana Mc- Watkins, Levaona Wat kins, V-8 Firedome engine. Whit* membership dring th* past four of the various crafts, court* and Marsh* Dickinson, Rita Fin- tires. 2-tone finish. Loto, Lyon Medtond, Marilyn Anna Mac Welch, Sa* Well- side wall tires. Automatic years. chapter* working under jurisdic- fan, Metsla Flowers. Gloria WE BUT AND SELL transmission. Good top. Just Mercnrto, Josephine Most- man. Patricia WhMc. Carotin* make payments. Call Collins '53 HUDSON... $595 ...... itk» of Most Worshipful Eureka Frederick, Marcia Freeman, gemery, Verda Montgomery. Williams, Pat WUlto snd Dan- AX. 4-3580. Hornet. Radio, heater. Hydra* On ApriTM. IfKtt, York Masons Qrand __<. of FtM'V«d Accept- Marilyn Gabbert, Jan* Gar Building Fund Ass'n was orga Dianna Moor*, Rosalind Mor DAYS matic. 2-tone finish. ed Ancient York. Rit* Masons of rett, Barbara-Giles, So* GUI, old Wood. gan, Grace Manser, Taadrea SCOTTY MOTOR SALES nized for tha sol* purpose of pur Ohio. Bread* Given*, Ellen Good chasing a Masonic Temple. Of Nash, Kates Naseirad, Delores £04$ Cleveland Av*. '52 (HEVMKET. $1595 rich. ** Luciua E. bee's "As I See PAPIER'S SHOF STORE AT 4-Door. Radio, heater, 2-tone ficer* elected at that Urn* were Committe* in charge of Satur N*aL, i Factory Returned Sample Shoes 0 Men'* Army Wory finish. Ivory over green. Charle* A. Young, president; A. day's events include* A. B. Flint, Sasaa Corby, Frances Gor It," every week on the edW H Shoe* • Men's Dress Shoe* • Women's A Children's See or Call B. Flint, vie* president; John chairman; L. R. Owens and Rev. don, James Grant, Diane Earns* Noel, Sharon Oweas, torial page, is anotner award '''? Shoe* • Women'* House.Slippers .50 to $1.00 While HERBIE THOMPSON '53 FORD $(95 D. L. Springs. Green. Paul Greene, William Charles Palmer, Warren Pal* winning Sentinel feature. They Last • Baby Shoes .50 and $1.00. PAUL DAVIES Customlin* V-8 4-Door. Radio 529-531 N. 20th SL, Cor. Leonard Columbus, Ohio Representative For . and heater. 2-ton* ivory' over W CHEVROLET black. UL Workshops BRICK, block, stone and cement MISC. SERVICFS Thome 22 Cleveland Ave. finishing and general repairs. wiau ___!_____* '51 PACKARD... $275 CL. 3-2515. 1 Clipper Sedan. Automatic MID-WEST CLEANING Motor Sales CA . 8-5587 shift. Heater, defroster, seat Staffed By covers. DRESSMAKING and mlscella- We specializes wallpaper For a Heal Value In neous sewing. CL. 3-1087. cleaning and wall washing. Used Cars apt* rooms for rent Experienced. Satis faction 97-CAR SELECTION Experts Group guaranteed. CL. 8-5013. Call AX. 9-5173 After Prompt serviee. , 5 P.M. NO PARKING WORRIES—DRIVE IN To assist students in effort* to get employment, th* Columbus STOP AT MACS i as •Urban Leagu* conducted a JEFF'S POOL ROOM workshop at Central High last 1110 Ml.VERNON AVE. BODY FENDER & Wednesday and Saturday, open Columbus. O. PAINT SHOP J PRICE CAR TERMS to all students In th* Columbus Cigars, Candies and Ice Cold are*. 933 E. Gsy SL • CL. 3-5050 Soft Drinks Dee Mae Tour Body Maa lor for for C. JEFFERSON, Prop. Among thos* appearing on th* Columbus, O. program of th* workshop were: , Ted Henry, Nationwide Insur PRICE CAR TERMS ance; Lincoln Dennis, Hub Fur KRESKE AT niture ; Pompcy A. Davie, Spicer PLUMBING CO. SAM'S Furniture; Mildred Bull, Ohio 467 E. Main SL BEASLEY-GROVE FORD LEADS WITH Bell Telephone; W. C. Donald SHINE PARLOR son, Gulf Refining; B. L. Collins, Columbos, O. v $• N. SOth SL, Colambus, O. SOHIO! White Castle System; Robert Repairing and Remodeling Prop.. SAMUEL PEN SON THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN! • RES: BE. 1-1063 CA. 8-3528 Dalby, Ohio State Employment OFFICE: CA. 4-133$ (3M) (10$) 770 W. BROAD ST. Service; Robert Jackson, Ohio i Have Tour Whit* Shoe* Dyed f 4 Dr CC nnnftF V-8 Coronet Hdtp State Employment Service; W. '49 CADIUit Hydr •*"a • •US J J VVUU- R_H. Powerflyte •1795 G. Lewton, Kresge's; Ed Kreid- Pass I EDWARD P. ZIPF ADDLE ft JOSEPH '55 FORD °" ''Country Sed. M795 *r, Columbu* Horn* Builders* Bicycle lire* sod Supplies Wagon. RftH •55FOM)?*r.r^ •...: -MM5 Alvin Bailey; Genco Construc BURKS 'C_ Rllirif Spe. 4Dr- Riv-ra Hdtp. Top Quality Sharpening of Lawonsewer*, 20 PUIUi Less than 7000 miles. '2095 tion; Hazel Bailey, Genco Con Scissors and Halves SHINE PARLOR RftH. Dyna •2395 '56 POHM gSJS* ***:. struction; Ed McGurer, McGur- All Kinds of Keys Made man. DELUXE «r Garage; Andrew G. Free BLieie* (or Rent •Si DE SOTO R&H__"__•. Auto trans£ . man, Columbu* Urban Leagu*; CL. 8-356*I •• 00MS. S. OHIOH1O AVE DYEING ft SHINING '55 PACKARD SEfaS"- - •1895 Power steering •895 Col:oinnyao*o i . O. 050 MT. VERNON AVE. Torsion bars Frank Wilkerson, Columbu* Ur Columbus, O. ban League, Bill Lakin, Ohio 100 CAR SELECTION WE DO OUR OWN FINANCING O State university; Robert Lynch, Columbus Hospital Federation. YOUR HEADQUARTERS 1 (or BROOKS AUTO MISC. SERVICES MISC. SERVICES Hathway A Fwrgaaoa e Kootint e Spouting ROOKING ATLAS ELECTRIC SERVICE • Gutters ft FURNACE WORK » Heating — Gas - Oil - Coal Repairing Generators, ERNIE'S AUTO SERVICE 873 Mt Voraoa A*« Wile Slabbed Re gala tors, Starters Columbus Ohio t storm Window v * Doors 466 S. Washington Are. Complete Serviee Oe All Makes of Cars CL. 9-1414 • Aluminum Aunins* CA. 4-3654 $4 Hoar Serviee 415 BUTTLES AVE. (REAR) CA. I-1UI In Argument CASHIONAIRE TIRES IIIA PURCHASE TERMS Ernest W. Stewart. Prep. II Year* Practical Experience Credit Arranged Through Certified Automobile Serviee H-Hottr Service AGE for FENCE A SO year old Southside wom en was rushed to * hospital suf- Lucius E. Lee's "As I See fering from abdominal stab BRUCE JOHNSON CHAIN* LINK IL" ev»iry week on th* edi wounds and her 50 year old hus- j 167 N. 22nd St. - CL. 3-1216 torial page, is another award FREE INFORMATION ALUMINUM band landed in city prison for . winning Sentinel feaNre. ORNAMENTAL intoxication following a violent 95 (L 2-1181 W090 • i FREE fight in thejr home last Friday. | PLCS TAX AND A BAIL BONDS police reported. SISTER MARY • READER & ADVISOR William J. Garrett * Licensed Professional .Bondsman .. ESTIMATES RECAPABLE TIRE According to police, Mrs. Lily ItfRdi '*i--g_>.: » SATURDAY, MAY 25. 1S47 SEC, a—^ AGE 12 THS QUIP SENTINEL gATURPAY. HAY 26,1967 TUB OHIO 8ENTINEL SEC 2-/PAGS 1» hit* el nesting, whether \t wa* • field neater or mad* It* horn.* In SERMONETTES Ohio Youngsters Hit 'Jackpot' FROM FAR AND NEAR tree*, hoar H care* for its ytiTOg, RELIGIOUS' CHAT and its migrating habit*. By RET. STANLEY S. SMITH By INEZ ALEXANDER In Sohio 100G Baseball Contest lo th* hour that we walked th* TINTYPES paths w* spotted about eleven ESUS LOOKS INTO THE different species, some ordinary ^ TTUMAN BROTHERHOOD . . . J HEART . . . Luk* 13:04. and others very beautiful. 1 think* IT When the religious faiths of th* world, and oil people, recog • • • ... By Cornelia Banks tha prettiest bird w* saw was th* nize each other as brothers, children of one Father, wham all pro The true prophet came to Goldfinch. fess to lov* and serve, then, and not till then, will the nations of preach, not a social Gospel, tbat • • • HAVE OFTEN h«ard th* expr**slon, "OLD AND DOTEY," snd the earth yield to the spirit of concord. We cannot be what we is, criticizing political oppres AFTER THE WALK w* re sion and government abuses, I when I wa* much younger I used to wonder just what it meant. claim to be religiously ii we do not desire union with all people, True there is a definition in Webster that'explain* that dotage is a turned to tha pork and cooked Christianity is a religion of but he came with a message far breakfast. Food never taste* mor* penetrating. childishness that accompanies old age, but it doesn't say bow-old. love and servic* and charity All churches belong to th* My thought now is that it can be a part of one's personality at any quit* a* food *s when you hav* without regard to creed or race. Lord." And Jehovah saw that the age. trudged torough th* wood* at It means the love ond worship wickedness of man was great in » early morning and communed Christ established th* church the earth, and that every Imagi of God and the love and service for prayer and worship for all There or*, however, certain I was brought back to reality with nstur*. of man. Not only in the church nation of the thoughts of his by the sight director, who tsgan • people, so I feel perfectly free heart was only evil continually. signs, folk* soy. that give us a but everywhere. In every nation t U n 0 ! We fried bacon and mad*~flap- to go into any temple without And it repented Jehovah that he warning th* dotey ag* ia ap . f ! *i_f_i_! t* ?, °y S_J_J_? J«*» ow th* chorcial tire, *nd he that feareth God and workcth fear to worship God, be it with proaching. With me 1 suppose it that could b* found in Franklin righteousness is accepted of made man oa the earth, and it even th* smell was different than white or colored congregation*. grieved him at his heart. (Gen. SHINING STAR CHAPTER NO. 288, OES. ob started some few years ago county. it is when you cook on the stove Him. God makes no difference. wh«n I got myself a bird. Neither should we. 6:5, 6.) serves its first anniversary by presenting the Jay Mahers in your kitchen. If* very inte IT WOULD BE wonderful If Gospel Singers of Cleveland at Bethel Baptist, 245 N. I don't mean to imply that resting to go on on* of these na « ••* anyone who has a bird for a pet "THERE ARE OVER 100 dif we had only one universal reli Monroe av., Columbus, of which Rev. J. C. Davis is pas ferent bird* to be found in these ture wilk* and I'm told that they PERSONALLY, I WORSHIP gion and it taught men to find MAN SEES TBE evils on the should be an th* lookout for a outside, but God looks into the tor, at 3 p. m. Sunday, May 26. Principal officers of th* rocking choir and cane, but ma .woods," sh* began, and as we or* happy to accommodate God in any church. That is as God in their own hearts and to chapter are Dorothy M. Clark, WM; Beatrice Walker, group* of aU kind*. Th* walk* it should be. Last month I play heart In His triumphal entry . . . well It was a sign. (spot each 1 will also show you a _ have God with them in whatever associate WM; Phyllis J. Washington, secretary; Thes- pictur* of it In this book so that sre sponsored by the MetropoU- ed my vibraharp for baptismal they may do, and the keynote •into Jerusalem Jesus sow th* j corruption in th* hearts of th* salonia Johnson, treasurer. Donations for this program BASEBALL HEROES AND KIDS MAKE A NATURAL com IN THE FIRST place I had you can see at close range the tan Pk. Ass'n, and all one has to services before an all-white con-1 .... are $1 in advance, 11.25 at the door. Tickets may be se gregaUon. I also played b,^ ! would be character and conduct, I people. He foresaw the impend bination like haiff and eggs. Her* three happy youngsters get never been overly fond of birds;different markings that you,do is call their office* to ar- • and not race and creed. ing doom and the FALL. cured at Capitol City News and from Thelma Gregory, some advance information from stars of th* Cleveland Indian* in the house. Not that I didn't !ml_h[might miss a»*s you lootookk throughthroughi-\ range tor a field trip. It's free. an all-white Christian state con- Ax. 1-7461. ven tion Everybody isn't prcjur We each must see God with on th* $100,000 Baseball Jackpot announced this week by Stan think they wer* pretty, but their your glasses. Well, aU I can say Is that five Thus his immediate concern dard Oil Co. Indians Vic Wertx, Ray Narleakl and Bob Lemon diced. th* eyes ot our own soul. Ths was more for these people, sep- beauty didn't compensate for th* Our first bird was a Phoeb*. years ago if anyone had invited are showing autographed baseballs, bat* and gloves, Jackpot trouble and car* that went with !mt L_S aPPro»ch_d _5__*E__M person who believes fully in God'arated fromGod. "who re"fused t* land we were told that it belonged *> get up at flv* toi the morn- a white prejudiced couple. They give-away*, to Nan Ellen Rose and John ROM, Rocky River, and keeping one. and ChrisL Jesus is one who repent, than for the shameful SERMON ON THE MOUNT Donald Evert,"Brecksville. During the weeks ot May 19 through "_T_w_-______M «_.... 'in* *o watch som* birds I'd hav* asked, "Why don't you folk at Several year* ago a lady gave lives a Godlike life and loves it, conduc* of P°Utic81 *xrm<:n- June 9 Ohio youngsters get in this Baseball Jackpot 29 scholar me • bird tor Christmas, and in to th* flycatcher family. It is so • ^^ jj^ , reaUy tend your own church?" I an ship checks totaling $31,000, four 10 day road trips with Cleve colled because it feed* on film | „&-«_ a so much that I think swered, "I do not own * church. in tha church and out of ths Prior to this He had cried, AND PROP- is a pattern or example for suf stead of being disturbed 11 found !ond oiheT k,^ ^ jjj, __. church. "Oh Jerusalem, Jerusalem that fering. A substitute takes one'* land Indians or Cincinnati Redlegs, four trips to th* 19S7 world myself buying a cage and a lot that I'll make a return visit to T,HETS " . Matt. 5:17-20. series, and 10,000 baseball bats, gloves.or jackets. Photo album* killeth the prophet* . . and place; while on example shows of gadget* that would make th* As we spotted each bird th* dl- Blackliek Woods. on* how to do it. and pictures of stars of these major league teams can also b* little fellow comfortable and hap- rector told us thc story of Its ha- Did Jesus merely regard the stonelh them, how often would I I "The law and prophets'* em- obtained for boy* and girl* at any Sohio servic* station, now Dotey? COLUMBUS temple as holy? He said, "Ev-jhav* gathered thy children to- py. j brace the entire plan of salva First Paul, 4-1, bungs it out through th* close of the contest. In northern Ohio, albums of th* I spent hours trying to tarn* it Don't pat it off any longer! Subscrfba to Tha Ohio r'UNEKAL DUWCTOHi ery thought and every deed of geth'er . . . but ya would not. tion. Many believe Jesus re by saying: "For as much then Cleveland Indian* will b* given and In southern Ohio albums and Behold your to the plac* where it wold eat man must b* holy or it is un- nous* is left unto placed or discarded tha law and' a* Christ hath suffered for us pictures of the Cincinnati Redlegs. Among Columbus are* Sohio Sentinel today! $6.60 a year. _, C D. WHITE A SONS you desolate. out ot my hand. I even bought FUNERAL HOME worthy of men.** commandments given by Moses, 'm th* flesh arm yourselves stations participating ore Peyton's Sohio, 941 and 1463 E. Long records and books so I could edu- 1217 Mt. Vemon Av*. but He did not! But Jesus tellslikewise with the same mind: St., 777 Mt. Vernon av., 522 St. Clair av.; Paul's Sohio Service, jcatc myself to th* best way to ! CL. 8-1514 There ia no man, high or low, [ THUS HE ENTERED th* city'_, _» Matt 5:17-19: "Think not'tor he that hath suffered in the 409 Cleveland av., and Garris' Sohio Service, 413 Parson* av. learned or unlearned, that can teach it to talk aod la all that meek, lowly, not as a con-j^ti am come to destroy the [flesh, hath ceased from sin." tune I didn't realize th* impetus WILLIAMS A McNABB •ay he U mad* entirely differ-1 quering king, but as a prophet— low, or the prophets: I am noti •• . of th* change in me. MORTUARY, INC ent from other men. There is a "Jesus, prophet of Nazareth of come to destroy but to fulfill.** Jesu» •**'- ****4**»4f9m there- American Friends In Defense Of NAACP sense in which we are all alfko. Galilee." • • • FUNERAL HOME The law was not wrong or • into shall break one of these 818 E. Long St. There is a common plane on How do you hail Hunt PHILADELPHIA —American which I* under attack In many AS I LOOK BACK over the faulty as to why it was a curs* least commandments, and shall past few year* I realise that the' CL. 8-9521 which we are all brothers. We j tech men so, he shall be called Friends S • r v I c « Committee southern states. owe our beings to conditions to man, but rather because it spoke out lost week in defense Th* Quaker committee said, dotey age has crept up slowly; tbe least in th* Kingdom of x tbat are exactly the same. was a JUST DEBT owed with no of the right* of the NAACP, In a statement approved by it* and mad* it* final impact last' MRS. D. A WHITTAKER 'S*; Hosack Baptist power to pay it. Heaven." (Matt. 5:19.) journey through this world is by • • • Board of Directors: Saturday when I rose at five tn AND SONS, INC, th* same roote. W* have in com-' By PEGGY A. MILNEB "W« ar*e concerned with the the morning, drove out to Block-: PAUL SAID IN Romans 7:7: TECHNICALLY, 80MB wiU Religious Services - uck FUNERAL HOME man the same senses, hopes, ( continued denial of th* full privl- i •Joed* without .even «topprng • 720 E. Long St "Is th* law sin? God forbad: say, "th*. least man in th* king for ambitions, joys and sorrows, Th* public is always invited to lege* of a free society to many i <*»««. to go on a bird walk, CL. 8-9549 worship ot Hosack Baptist, Co Nay, I nod not known sin but by dom" means this man was a In Columbus Churches and these to my mind odd to on* ne w part ef God's kingdom; bat, in citixen, because of their color. WtU ihM T w„ ^^^ uu' common destiny. - lumbus. Sunday services are as * l* - defen th BROOKS - m follows; Sunday school,- 9:15! lo Romans 7:14 h* *oid: -For; the bght of Scriptures like 1 CALDWELL TEMPLE — Wor J Y* %??& l « *__• a child again down tb* d*w- the coolest men In FUNERAL HOME. INC John 2:4, I John 3-9. James 2:9 ship and fellowship with purpose of th. NAACP to work for hi*-!d|imp ^ liaitning to _« chirp. «. m. Morning service. lO^^e know th,t thriow is Spirt-1 Jc.ua concludes 1108 E. Long St. Uce within the Hw. to maintain ,_g ^ ^ mWl_ s^ m _w|fc. *. m. Bapttst Training; Union, 6 "«": hut I am carnal. *o!d under \™ _T*__~?* _5__i_^S .. •t Caldwell Temple AME Zion CL. 3-1411 Musical Program by informing aspirant* to the interracial membership, to or- ke_i,g fc-r t_« _.- and £„___ a COLUMBUS sin." Cburch, 524 E Long St J. Dal rhe .\bnv« van i a * I a d • s p. m. new kingdom their responsibil ganiw and to speak out for so-ittnMtioB rf __.,*_,. M to what Paid also said: "Do we make las Jenkins, minister. 9:30 a.m.. wear Members Of' The Columbus Rose Budd quartet of Colum Last Sunday, the Dorsey chc.- ity- must exceed that of their Church School. 11 a.m., Morn ci*L chang*. To penalize the ^ ^ , ^^ ^ _Me , t void th* low by faith? Yea. wa members of any organization in uaersl Ass'n. bus is sponsoring a musical pro rus of Hosack wo* host at "Gos- IL__«.„_w iL"_ j predecessors, if they qualify. B u JU ing Worship.' 6.30 p.m., Chris-..j gram with other quartets and pel in Sang** at Shiloh Baptist. I *** ***" tian Endeavor. 8 p.m.. Evening the exercise of such rights en* Field glasses in hand, I made CROSBY choirs Friday, May 24, 8 p. m., . . . Monday m_*k«d beginning dangers them for all. The sup- ready as I adjusted them to took FAITH IN JESUS, then, does Moving to another city?. Worship. Wednesday, 9 p.m., pression of liberties is * violence over the vast edges of the tree FUNERAL HOME Maxberry week of prayer with Midweek Praise. The Capital \ l_»\_Jbi>le •-weigl_.t CL, 2-1555 not discard the law and prop- We hate to see you go but if in itself, which leads to counter- tops in the hope of catching the evange- jnetJ but fulfiUs tnt Jaw ^ ^ | _^ _^ ^ forget to City'* Temple ot Zion Method violence." ifirsLjlimps of a bird. prophets. Romans 10:4, which , . . ,_ «_ ism. ke reads. "For Christ is the end of «P ******* ** ****** *** MT. OLIVET—Visit next Sunday Face it—NO summer hat will make you feel the law for righteousness tojy»uT old hometown with a at Mt Olivet Baptist Church, a* if you're standing under a cool shower. everyone that beiieveth," does Sentinel mail subscription, 428 E. Main St "No Creed Bat But Adam Bubble-Weight Straws come closer not mean that Jesus discarded' Qnly $6.50 a year. Christ" H. Beecher Hicks, min to it than anything we've ever run across. or destroyed what the law and ister. 9 .a.m.. The Church at Their exclusive new breathing-weave invite* prophets taught, but rather it Study. 10:49 a.m.. The Cburch cool air in to circulate refreshingly means THE JESUS WAY is the DR. f. ML MASON at Worship. 8 p.m., Baptist about your head. It's cool, man—cool I only way by which the law can DR. H. O. MASON Training Union, 7:30 p.m., The Select your favorite from dozens of Sisssri [be satisfied. Church at Worship. new styles and colors. That's why Jesus said in John SECOND BAPTIST---You're al $2.95 and $3.95 14:6: **I am tha way, the TRUTH HASON's ways welcome at Second Baptist and th* life.** JEWELERS AND Church, 198 N. 17th St C F. • • • OPTOMETRISTS Jenkins, minister. 9:18 a.m., MANY PROFESSED believers CLASSES $7.75 op C bur oh School. 10:49 a.m., think .Jesus came to lift reapon- j*J Guaranteed Materials Morning Worship. 7:48 p.m., - MAIN STORE - Evening Worship. sihility from their shoulders, but • j 19 W. Mate 81 CA 4-5439 in reality. He cam* to teach men Cotombos. O. SHILOH BAPTIST — Come to how to to meet responsibility. - BRANCH STORE - Shiloh Baptist, Hamilton at Mt Jesus is no substitute for be Tit E. Long Si. - CA. .4-2811 C. lievers' suffering, but rather, He Coiumbas. O. Vernon av. James W Parrish, minister. 8:18 a.m., Radio Broadcast (WBNS). 9 am., Church School (Children may PAPER'S SHOE STORE b* left with competent mothers Factory Returned Sample Shoo* • Men's Army Work during worship). 11 a.m., Church Shoes • Men's Dress Shoo* • Woman's A Children's at Worship. 11 am., Continued Shoos • Nur.es Oxfords, $1.00 Up Church School for small cb_» LEE'S MEN'S STORE Children's Cowboy Boots $1 te $1,45 pair dren. 9 p.m.. Baptist Training I0W Ml. YONON aVE. (011 529-531 N. 20th St.. Cor. Leonard Columbu.. Ohio Union, 7:90 p.m.. Evening Wor ship. Music by fiv* choirs. OPEN f~L 1U.ir.li SAT. Tit S-.30 F. SL r i * *V*\ v r . • « •.''.* .SATURDAY, KAY 25, 1957 THS OHIO SENTiNcaL SEC. 2—PAUE^g ShrVi a-wAGiS ii THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. MAY 25, 1957; German Shepherd Club Show in Columbus May 26 German Shepherd Dog 'Club of Central Ohio is sponsoring the 1 annual German Shepherd spec tm & HI. ialty show Sunday, May 20, at th* stat* fairgrounds, Colum uMieuo Of iginats (tab Has Presents Nightly bus. This will be an Indoor show held In th* Jr. Arena building, COLSTON'S 1 Books For Ghana Glamor Teen Clinic The Jan Too Good For Americans, Trumpets Dizzy but picnic facilities will be avail- NIGHTBEAT