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WANTED; Couples who have given CAREFUL thought to adoption. BOTH husband and wile must, want a child in the home; need not have above average income or home of their.own; must be willing to travel with home finder through NECESSARY red tape before child can be placed in home. Address replies to Infor­ mation Center, Council of Social Agencies, Ca. 8-4797i 137 E. State st.. Columbus. See story on Page 3. Story Oil Page 2

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• . . SUNSHINE EXPERT HENRY S. FISHER, 997 E. RICH ST; Columbus, is pic­ REFLECTIVE THOUGHT . i tured with Don Riggs, center, and Mr*. Wflliam T. Barry, 1744. Oakland Pk. av.,, re­ ceiving award of all-electric clothes dryer. Fisher and Mra. Barry were winners in third weeks' contest during "Operation Sunshine." For guesses closest to actual hours

of sunshine week of Oct. 28-Nov, 3, the two won all-electric clothes dryers. Fisher • was winner of Norge dryer and Mrs. Barry received a Speed Queen. Presentations were made on "TV Weatherman Show" by Riggs. Fisher entered contest from Cook Furniture and Appliance Co., 2862.E. Main sL, while Mrs. Barry placed her winning entry at Cussins and Fearn Co., 2464 Cleveland av. "Operation Sunshine" is a coop­ erative effort by over 250 electric appliance dealers and Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. It Is designed to tell housewives how to "'bring sunshine indoors" by drying clothes modern, all-electric way. In five weekly contests, three clothes dryers ' #1 are being awarded each week to-contestants coming closest-to guesaing actual hours HIS COMMANDING OFFICER, Lt Col. O. F. Peat- of sunshine the following week. All weekly winners will then compete for grand ross. administers oath to Youngstown's Pvt. Robert Gil­ prize of color television set. Top award will be presented at end of contest periods to ford, upon Gilford's joining marine corps at recruit de­ winner guessing closest .to actual hours of sunshine in any one week period. is pot in Parris Island, S. C. League Guild Presents Karamu Dancers Nov. 17

SERVING IN JApAN with MARY ENSLEY, VIRGINIA DRYANSKY AND 8 p; m. Karamu dancers come to Capital Citv under the 1st marine aircraft wing REFLECTIVE THOU-GHT AMID A BRISK autumn Maxine Starling (from left) will perform with karamu auspices of Urban League Guild. Tickets are on sale at as ordrutneeman is Marine background highlights Bill Carter's photo study of tha dance troupe from Cleveland when it appears in Colum­ Hea-tu-A, Tyler's drug stores and from TTL Guild mem­ bus' Veterans Memorial auditorium Saturday, Nov. 17. Pvt. Samuel D, Irbv. Sandus- week. Model is attractive Palsy Thomas. 1962 McAllis­ bers. yka. o. ter av.. Columbus, who's employed as a clerk-typist and is—natch—a modeling student—BXR Carter Photo, j : 7 PAGE2 • .,-s^^ :.-•,...... ::•, :^:;::..j...:\ THE 6m6 SENTINEL '••••••• SATURDAYSATt/R-)AY,. NOVEMBENOVEMBER 2V$4\I 19iflk. * SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1956 THE OHIO SENTINEL 111 ' • . 1 II ' 1. " ' 1 • 'iTit "' • ' ••'••• . •• r ; PAGE ?, Heated Argument Over Unborn Child Said Cause In Columbus Shooting Thanksgiving Mans In The Air For Wilberforce Coeds Draws Life In . A 9h-.ncn the cross burning. By JOHN B. COMBS caused Judge Lester to com­ The Lawsona, Negroes, had Did the 16 year old star witness hi tho Rosary Addition fiery cross burning ease ment: "1 am rather shocked at been subjected to much pres­ commit perjury when he hid behind the 5th amendment m tho trial of a Columbus man the fact that there is a dissim­ sure to sell their home since and woman in municipal court last we elc? ilarity in the heads of these they moved into the previously Fotlowing numerous queries j — ' nails," rather than a similarity. 9 p. m. the night the 8 ft. cross alleged statement was not made as the prosecutor claimed. all-white Rosary Addition early to this newspaper concerning last spring. the testimony of Ted Perry, key was found burning on the lawn in the presence of' the Joneses The Sentinel, however, was When all legal and peaceful prosecution witness against of Mr. and Mrs. George Law- and it thereby becomes bound Informed by a reliable source means of having them moved Phyllis and Clayton Jones, chief son, 806 Josephine av. ^ by the hearsay rule of law, and this week that the case may proved fruitless, the Ku Ktux suspects in the case. The Senti­ it could not be introduced as net be entirely closed, that From that time until 11:45 Klan cross burning tactic was nel surveyed a number of prom­ evidence against them at their authorities are new studying p. m., when his attention to the applied. inent attorneys on the question cross burning was attracted by trial. legal means through which the COLUMBUS NAACP OPENED ITS ANNUAL SALE OF NAACP Christmas seals ease ceuul be reopened la a But it, too, has been of no of possible perjury and it is their a commotion by a group of Sheriff deputies said they when Rev. John B. Quick, president, announced Bertha Watts (center) has been des­ avail, tor tha Lawsona hmsug expressed opinion that be did people, he insisted he was home court of law. ignated 1956 chairman. Pictured with Mrs. Watts are Constance' Tinch, who sold 29 * arrested the Joneses after made it known they have no in­ sheets last year, and John 11. Ellis, who sold 39 sheets. "We are anxious to have aa not. watching television. Perry named them as the per­ PERRY, MEANWHILE, it is also reported, is scheduled to tention ot selling or moving be many persons as possible help us with the sale of these seals which sell for $1 a sheet * Jo constitute perjury, they His story there was somewhat petrators of the cross burning. face juvenile court tor his ad­tht foreseeabls future. of 100 seals or 1 cents per seal,*' declared Rev. Quick. AH persons who will help are explain, a person must be found conflicting, in that he first said Clayton and Phyllis Joaes, urged to call Mrs. Watts at Ax. 1-4443. Requests for seals may also be addressed to guilty of wilfully uttering a false he went to bed at 11:45 and re­ 774 Josephine av., had gene oa Mrs. Watts at 702 Reynolds av. statement under oath or affir­ mained there until sheriff dep­ trial before aa all white jury mation and material to the is-uties got him up about 12:30 of eight women and four men I'm happy to be a part of the Flint, owner of Club Trocaver- dan. Vernon sue, a. m. on charges of inciting a riot, Jury Stiffens Indictment Taitoring aad program.** la. Committee members are aothlng Co. • • • But he later changed that on Tuesday. The Innocent ver­ William Garrett, Hotel SL Swan Cleaners In the area ere Installation of decorations will I'liRRY COMMITTED no statement, saying he went out­ dict was returned shortly bo- Clair; Clarence Ramsey, Col- begin Nov. 3>. such offense. He merely invok­ side after hearing the noise and fore 8 p. m. Wednesday. Against Accused Slayer located at 1065 Mt. Vernon av. umbos Laundry aad Dry ed the 5th amendment to pro­ watched the cross burning a Long before the case had _*ehe A Franklin county grand jury returned a second de­ and 904 Mt. Vernon av. Cleaners; Jesse Reed, R. and MUSIC FROM HIRDI.AAD tect him from answering a short distance away. Because of to the jury it. was obvious to r«- gree murder indictment Monday against the .18 year old ANDRE GEtPI (LEFT), OWNER OF SWAN All businesses on Long st.'be­ E. Paint and Wallpaper~Co.; question which would have tend­ the' darkness he said he*»could) porters that the prosecutor had navy veteran previously charged with manslaughter in Gabby Rubin, Mori's Clothing A jazz music session from Cleaners, Columbus, presents Amos H. Lynch, president tween Jefferson av. and !"*th st. Birdland. N. York theatre rest­ ed to incriminate him. Hisno t identify anyone on the scene little evidence in his case. The the death of a teenage girl. Two other men were indicted ** and Shoe Co.; Don Williams, of ML Vernon Av. Dist. Improvement Ass'n, with $100 and on Mt Vernon av. between aurant, is presented, in CBS- dodge came as a complete sur­ Of the violent act. one bit of evidence which he for first degree manslaughter I check for association's Christmas street decorations SL., Clair and Champion avs. salesman, Wagner (Gam Radio Sunday, Nov. 29, 10:05- prise to reporters and specta- M O 8 T ATTORNEYS WHO was hopeful of linking the Pred Woodfork, 534 Grove Woodfork. said to suffer beer) Brewery; James L. Jor- - tors, if,not to the prosecutor and blackout spells since a brain fund. See story. have been asked to give $10 or 10:30"p.m_ discussed this" matter with The] Joneses to the case were two sL, was-tadirted tor second the presiding judge, C*. L. Les­ Sentinel" admitted the fact Per- packets injury received during the war, An initial contribution for $100 ; more toward purchase of street of nails attached to degree murder in the slaying tion to area businesses erron­ ter of Mt. Vernon, sitting by ry's statement )to sheriff depu- cards. On one card the nails told officers he couldn't remem­ to financy Christmas street dec- j decorations. All Improvement Ward yfmning tolumn eously asked contributions of Political if* ^M * > "Spe-Unir of assignment. ties, confessing his part in the j were reportedly taken from the of Miss Joyce Dixon, 18, 337 ber stabbing the dead girl. Wit­ cratitms was received this week j Ass'n members are pledged to Politics, is a weekly must reading item for moat Sentinel The brief dramatic scene Donaldson St., Oct. 25. Tbe 9109 or more. When advised subscribers. cross burning and implicating ! Joneses' basement, and the oth- nesses said the couple had been by M\ Vernon Av. Dist Im­ of the error by Amos H. ; give not less than $10. went something like this: the Joneses, is confusing to thejers allegedy ^eta taken from girl died almost instantly arguing at a tavern before Misa William Oitlie, prosecutor: provement Ass'n from Andre Lynch, president, Gelpi said. This will be the secqnd year layman the cross. .{ from stab wounds about tbe Dixon Was killed at Harrison av. Gelpi, owner of Swan Super "Did you participate la any "My contribution holds. We for lighted street decorations In But, they point out. Perry's BUT EVEfTOHIS EVIDENCE face, chest and arms. and -Stories sL Cleaners. / way la the cross burning an will need as much ss we can the near-Eastside. the lawn of the Lawson fara« A lettes* sent by the associa­ THE OHIO SENTINEL get to have a good display and Project chairman is A. B. ily, oa or about Aag. 14 of this Edmund B Par-ton, President; Russell A Jackson, Editor-in- year?" Chief; Anrue R Moore. Business Manager; Amos a Lynch. Ad­ At that point, Judge Lester vertising Promotion Manager; Edward L Moore. Jr.. Product-Ob advised Perry he did not have Manager; Carl Weaver. General Circulation Manager. to answer the question If be • • . * thought his reply might tend to incriminate aim. The court Lonfs^ef.PnT l'J!*L. ***** Wb **** »* Sm East further explained that because Long Street (P O. Box 629) by The Ohio Sentinel Publishing Co., of Perry's age. It felt It was Inc.. Columbus 3, Ohio. Its duty to advise him ef his Subscription Rates: One Year, $6.50; Six Months, $3.00; Three constitutional rights. . Months, $1 90 . , The question wss then pot before tbe youth by the pros­ - National advertising representative: Assoc.ated Publishers, ecutor aad It drew from him Inc., 31 W 46th St.,-New York City, N. Y., JUdson 2-1177; les W. thla terse reply: "I'd rather Washington St.. Chicago 2, III., ANdover 3-6343; Whaley-Cahill Co.. set answer that." LAST WEEK SUN TV STAGED ONE OF THE largest liquidations of televisions 6513 HollywoodI -Blvd.. Los Angeles, Oalif., HOUywood 3-7157; At that Juncture, Judge Les­ and appliances during their once a year, nationally famous "tent sale." Purchases SS_yS-f Co. •« RUM Bldg., San Francisco, Call!, STL ter asked the witness it be re­ exceeded all expectations. Because of the unexpected "run" on merchandise, pur­ fused to aaswer the question chased for the "tent sale" and late arrival of Christmas orders for regular store -stocks because be believed tt would Member Natl Newspaper Publishers Ass'n. incriminate bim. Sun was forced to close the sale earlier than.planned. All merchandise held over ia U S EPI10NES: now being liquidated through Sun TV and the Appliance division salesrooms, 10 E. ^ J?S>J Jfi* CLe-rbrook S-741«-7. "I am," Perry stated era* Main st. and 276 S. High st., respectively. For outstanding values in the television and DAYTON TELEPHONES: AD 9065-ME 4367 phatlrally. appliance sales field see what Sun has to offer. They guarantee savings of one-third, PU. 9733—ME. 7010 EXCITING JAZZ TRIO PICTURED ABOVE IS the tices throughout the $*-*tt and midwest. Booked into Re­ one-half and.three-fourths on all nationally advertised televisions and major appli­ XENIA TELEPHONE: 2-5393- MEANWHILE. EARLIER in *a_*rrent Bum Bam Room attraction at Club Regal. Co­ gal on limited engagement, group ia already winning. ances and "will never be knowingly undersold." Buy in confidence where over-65,- URBANA TELEPHONE: 3-3692 bis testimony. Perry, 789 Jose­ lumbus' haven for top musical shows. The hot 'n' cool host of Bronzeville followers. Special matinee perform­ 000 satisfied customers have bought their television sets and major nppl.ancea.~~7- Entered as 2nd class matter July B, 1M9, Poat Office, Col-jabua, phine av., had told the court he combo, which produces great music under banner of ance is scheduled immediately after Ohio-Mich»ga» Pierce, Photo.—PD. ADV. at arrived home from work about O., under act of March t, 1879 **Tame" Cleveland Lyons trio, has been creating rave no­ game Saturday. k

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By MRS. MELVIN NOWLING Kerr of Columbus -and M r s. By YVONNE K1LGORE Pastors, directors of Christian Sadie Tremond of Massilon. AND SONDRA HANKS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1956 Rev. I, Benjamin Pierce is education and young people IRLS Athletic Ass'n of Cen­ CENTRAL Columbus district presiding from throughout the Columbus tral High was organized in CAA mem- elder, Mrs. Rhcnctta Davis con­ G ^f-rai/ar-fdR'fi^itefart district will convene at Caldwell 1053. The club is now one of bers. Kneeling Temple AME Zion, Columbus ference director and Rev. S. G. the largest and most active at from left: Friday nnd Saturday, Nov. 23-24, Spoltswood bishop of the Ohio Central. After school on Tues­ Laruina BRIEFLY for the annual Christian educa­ conference. days and Fridays, sports are Blue, Hen­ tion convention of the AME Entertaining directors of held for members and interest­ rietta Hull, Zion church. Christian education from Cald­ Juanita well Temple are Mrs. Helen ed girls. Basketball, volleyball, Representatives will be pre­ hockey and baseball are played Davis. sent from Cleveland, Massilon, Hord, Mrs. Hazel Kerr, M r s. Standing: LEGAL Catherine Crandall, Miss Lon- along with other games. Some Cincinnati, Dover, Springfield, of the club's most active mem­ Ruth Moore, Zanesville, Dayton and other cste Macon. By Att'y Harvey H. Boston ber* last semester are shown in -. Dorothy Ohio communities, in addition to Rev. J. Dallas Jenkins is accompanying photo. All these Burney, Covington, Ky. The two day pastor. girls have an average of 105 Jean Terry. session will be highlighted with S THERE ANY liability on the points or above and received Helen an address by prominent clergy­ MAY BE SOLUTION part of a newspaper, in a libel GAA awards for outstanding Edom. See I men and lay leaders. Keynote The navy's new F8U Crusader action, where it ha* printed ability and achievements. In­ "School speaker ia Rev. Zedrick Costom, may be the solution to a super­ news to the effect that a person structors are Miss Sue Ellis and Capers." Luilor Hts., O. sonic jet plane capable of land­ -Bill h*s been arrested for a particu­ Mrs. Hazel Varner. Friday night the youth will ing at a safe speed. The Crusad­ Carter lar crime when in fact said ar­ enjoy a formal banquet. Mrs. I. er has a top spei.*d in level flight « • • •Photo. rested person is not guilty of B. Pierce of Sewickley. Pa.; is of 1,320 mph, but a radical wing SPOTLIGHTING MISS RUTH said crime although he .ha* been district director of Christian ed­ design makes it possible to slow MOORE — Ruth, a junior at arrested therefore? Centra], lives at 1065 N. 6th st., ucation. Directors for adult down to 115 mph for carrier small. Her first rase was a ZEN" was title of the senior youth and children are Robert landings. with her mother and two young-. kitten which had been injured class play at South High, pre­ The courts of Ohio have con­ er sisters. Her favorite subjects snd was bleeding badly from sented Friday. Stars of. the fine sistently held that newspapers are advanced biology and his­ the ear. She bandaged the ear performance were Stacie Scus- cannot be held liable for such tory. and nursed him back te sis, Becky Myers, Dan Castle printing of the news. Sec. Girls' School - Dreta She can usually be found in health. and Tim Hystemer. 2317.05, RC,. provide* that a the company of her friends, She sometimes gets discour­ newspaper account of" "the re­ STRAPS Yvonne Kilgore, Sondra Banks aged when people say she'll turn of any indictment, the issu­ ond Dorothy Barney. She does­ aever make thet grade. Rath ing of any warrant, the arrest OXFORDS n't go steady. says she'll try, hard, anyway. Council Nets of any person accused of crime, -HEWITT 8. TONEY Ruth says her most exciting She Is trying to keep her or the filing of ony affidavit experience was winning first grades high and seek scholar­ $40,000 For in any criminal . . . cause in Pairs $ place ratings in district and ships in her senior year. any court of competent juris­ state science contests. Her ex­ Don't think our spotlight is on Retarded Kids diction" or a "report of the Hewitt S. Toney, Former hibit was on human blood. She a girl who likes all work and no content* there oj,'! is privileged, 2 worked three months on her play. Ruth is in Future Teach­ Early return* from Council where such account is fair, im­ Soet 6'/_-3 compositions getting blood from ers, is GAA secretary, takes for Retarded Children'* Thanks­ giving march last Tuesday ev- partial, substantially accurate feel Barqunt various hospitals and a sample part in dance band, marching ening, with • "very incomplete and without malice, even though , UD Instructor of a human heart. She said, w^^\ • it may contain matter otherwise "Although I knew what to say returns," show more than $40,- Sky DAYTON. — In his *iath year libelous (100 OA, 538.) from Ohio Slate university. about my project, I was quite 000 collected in the door-to-door *^B*» * T as an Instructor in the Univer­ tit E. TOWN ST. canvass, according to J. Brew­ HEALTH FORUM Prior to becoming * Mem­ nervous when the judges came WAjfct ft As may be seen from the fore-, sity of Dayton's evening divis­ ber of University ot Dayton'* to give me a rating." ster Holding, president. This Bk- ' By K. Earl Bland, M. D. \JpSS going portion of opinion render­ ion is Hewitt S. Toney of Cedar- mathematics staff, he had Ruth has wanted te be s amount does not include checks ville who ha* been conducting being brought in by the solicita­ %_j_l ed in the reported cases news­ taught three years at Ballard surgeon since she was very J______W*__K classes in UD's Wright-Patter­ tion committee from business­ Normal school ia Macon, Ga., papers may report any matter son *ir force base center •ince aad a summer at Georgia ADVarlStMENT ADV.RTIStMfW men and organizations in the 3-H5 relating to the arrest and trial 1950. Normal college, Albany, Ga. Columbus area. The campaign T. "WASN'T your imagination! inches in .your hip measure-- of a person accused of crime From IMS to 1*44, Toney wa* will continue through November It is there alright. It is just I ment, and still look good. If Toney, a nativo ot Columbus, bead of the Mathematics Building Goodwill — Your Job and Mine with "Firefly" workers going hidden by layers of fat and lax as long as such printed material your waist is slim, your bust holds a bachelor of science de­ Dept. at Wilterfaree univer­ A PROGRAM OF THE BOOKER T. WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL COMMISSION back over uncovered territory muscle*. And it will not come is printed substantially correct­ will appear larger. There is' gree in education and * master sity end from 1917 to 1954, throughout Franklin county An to stay unless you do something By In our democracy men have something about thickening in ly and without malic*. of arts degree in mathematics taught mathematics at Wil. Editors Note: This is the intense drive will be made to •bout it. Sidney J. Phillips' fourth is a etrits of art*-. a right to disagree and to the ^middle, which is definitely mington college's endergTad- I - President - -*. reach the $100,-00 goal. aging drs issued by the Boc'cer contend for that which they Nothing gives the figure such in appearance. eate extension program at T. Washington Centennial desire. Good Americans dp 'Funds will be used to support Your forefathers and Commission as a part ef. • boost toward beauty as a Wright-Patterson. mine toiled, sweated and not, however, settle their the council's new School for Re­ Ohio School For Blind Graduate Is its year-long GOODWILL differences of opinion by tarded children at Mt. Vernon slim waist. If your waist is trim NATURALLY. IF YOU are A mathematician at Wright bled to pass on to us the BUILDING CRUSADE you can carry a«few extra overweight, you have to count* wonderful heritage that is which pay* tribute to the hating each other, by kill­ and Ohio avs. and many other air development center sine* America — one-hundredth anniversary ing team-spirit," or doing activities. All retardedthildren your calories. But even when Honored Af Baldwin-Wallace College 1944, Toney had previously of the birth cf Booker T. anything that might in any will be aided, including children you do, fatty deposits have a worked a* a statistician at a heritage Washington. BEREA. — A 1953 graduate such widely varied fields 50f each. have little value. If you cannot of two whit* men and a Negro'[cane, and makes the 13-mile bus j * " P-™- * M*****-"* Temple, humble bit to relieve these woman near Crossett, Ark. trip to Cleveland alone. j Columbus. tensions by directing na­ Stepped Up (overage touch, your toes with your fin­ : Name.. gers, go as far down toward the Authorities said Simmons ad-j He lost bis sight in a. piny- j Representatives from^ Greek tional attention to the pow­ Nearly 73,000 miles of TV mitted he shot the trio on al ground accident. - j letter orgaaixations in Columbu* er of goodwill as advocated A.ltin-ss channels carried the 1956 politi­ floor as possible on the bend. rural road after they "cursed The 22 year old B-W ***aror ,will serve as hosts and hostesses by Booker T, Washington. cal conventions to 400 stations This great American proved After practice, which will him violently and one man] has been totally blind since he j during tbe afternoon. The pub- | City. .Zone State ~ across the country. In the 1948 made a threatening gesture. j was 3. \ Ve fa invited. through his own life and stretch your Jeg muscles, you election year the Bell Telephone Tav victims sure George Wells, j He Km 1 . -s with his mathcr. j Sorer I_>rraioe Perry fa-chafe** System was able to bring the wiD be able to introduce your l»7Fred Watkins. 45. and H».ttie I Mrs. Mary Tavl --. - Port r ^ of the event and Soror convention* to only 16 stations. finger* to yow; toes. i Mae Williams, ,40, | Clinton. ' \U~ a -Car-.** fa **_-_*n*. SATURDAY; NOVEl-BEf*. ,4T I*fta_ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24,-1958 THE OHIO SENTINEL- SRC. 2-**~PApFa 3 |EC2-JA.GE-t Tt-taT OHIO SESTiSEL DIVORCE DOCKET Morris Joins 76 Yr. Old Woman Files For Mori's Store Association of Bennie Morris with Mori's Clothing and Shoe EDITORIALS Co., 1052 Mt. Vernon av., Co­ Severance From Mate, 66 lumbus, was announced this 7« YEAR OLD woman filed The children's ages are 2 years week by Gabby Rubin, pro­ A for alimony and legal .sep­ and 6 months. prietor. Columbus. Ohio Saturday, November 24, 1556 aration from her husband of 11 • • • Morris was named manager years. Myrtle Ann Phelps, 70 N. JOVEOIA HOLLAND, tlt\s of the men's department. Garfield av., filed the petition 8. Washington a v., petitioned An ly-st High against James K . 66 Charging for a divorce and a return of g r a d u ate, he Heartening Response ... But neglect, Mrs. Phelps stated that her mal4,en name of Nichols has had 13 although she 'and her husband In a suit against William, add­ years' exp e r 1- have occupied the same prem­ ress unknown. Married four ence in selling Still Not Good Enough ises they have been living years, Mrs. Holland is charg­ in the Mt. Ver­ PURCHASE OF A SECOND GENERATING UNIT separately. Asking support and ing neglect and cruelty. non av. district. and its auxiliary equipment for Columbus and Southern HEARTEN ING response has come to the plea made by maintenance of the home, ali* * • • • . Active in Ohio Electric Co.'s new Conesville generating station A Council of Social Agencies for adoptive and foster mony and an order for her hus­ GARNETTA MARIE THORN­ community or- was announced by R. C, Karrer, superintendent of sta­ homes for Columbu? area Negro babies. This reapon.se band to vacate the home, the TON, 18, filed divorce against ganiza t i o n s, tion construction. This second unit, pictured above, wilt rnu.«*t continue, however, if the whole need for such horn*:? petition eicplained that Mrs. Samuel Lee, 739 Grove st., Morris is a past Increase capacity of the plant to 250,000 kilowatts. is to be met. ... Phelps owned the home and through her mother, Httel president of The reluctance of Negro homemakers ordinarily to furniture at the time of h e r Bailey. Only married a y e a r, Morris Phalanx frater­ seek children who might share, the warmth and love of a marriage. Mrs. Thornton is charging neg­ nity st Spring lect. Besides a divorce the suit normal family life possibly derives from a number of fac­ • • • St. YMCA and has membership Youth Choir Has Election asked tor custody ot a month tor? and misconception?. A more informed approach to CAUSES OF ACTION In the in Yomaco club, Mt. Olivet Bap­ At its monthly business meet­ tary. old child, alimony, support for the topic of adoptive and foster care, removing the web of case brought against John tist, Beatty Center Lamplighters ing Tuesday, youth choir of 2nd The youth choir is under di­ child, and household furniture misconceptions and hazy notions, appears the mighty solu­ Cowan. 1161 Clifton av.. by his choir and East High Boosters. Baptist, Columbus, elected offi­ rection of Robert C. Anderson. 1 located at 534 Stlmmel rd. tion to this dearth of homes for Negro babies. wife, Geneva, ill:, .. Mt. Vern­ He resides with his family at cers for the coming year. Miss Peggy Anderson is accom­ Council of Social Agencies has wisely chosen thi? ap­ oa ar., are gross neglect and • • • 457 Taylor av. Reelected president was panist. proach, using com Detent speakers from welfare agen*ci.*s extreme cruelty. Married JAMES COLEMAN, 64U Mt. Henry L. Key. Also reelected In conjunction with senior OSU FRAT PLEDGEE and new? coverage such as has appeared in recent weeks sight years age, Mrs. Cowan Vernon av., charged gross were Rojnanna Fields, secretary; choir of 2nd Baptist, directed by Additional men students from in The Sentinel. Women's organization*, mixed groups, said that, on Sept. 19, her neglect la a divorce action Betty Anderson, financial secre­ A. Kelton Lawrence, the youth Columbus who have pledged so­ church bodies and a ^mattering of male clubs have asked husband "attacked 'and phy­ against his wife of nine years, tary, and Mayme Grisson, trea­ choir will be heard in a perfor­ cial fraternities at Ohio State service? of the speaker?' bureau. As well, other inquiries sically beat her." She Is ask­ Frances, now In Trenton N. J. surer. Vice president-elect is mance* of Handel's "Messiah", university include Ronald E. have come from persons who've read of the need. ing for a divorce, custody of a His petition stipulated In re­ Marilyn Long and P h y 11 s s Sunday evening, Dec. 9. Jones, 266 Lexington av., Beta It is significant that these groups represent a cross 5 year old daughter and rea­ gard to t and 6 year eld sons Campbell Brooks will take over Rev. C P. Jenkins is minister Sigma Tau. • section in terms of upe. interests, economic >tatu? and sim. sonable support money far the that the court deride and ord­ duties ot corresponding secre­ of the church. ilar factor?. There are foster or adoptive children to fit child. er in the best interest ot the children. aln***-"t ever.* home situation. What these groups have hid . in common—the m«'r children, Comute listed h 1 s award him the furniture. As I See It! wife's address as "in care of whom money is no object. Obviously, the hovel of the the Jacksons, 1357 Clifton av." • * • poverty-stricken wouldn't .serve either. The personality VANDELIA BEATTY, 99 g. and/or adjustment problems which sometimes accompany OOOtXBSKG TO «-_er__t*oo- —be imta and the Itetgiu be aa need «f Wheatland a v., charged her these extremes are hardly conducive to a good home lift*. husband Carl with neglect and A _2 _iar_-_as *e came awfui- to feci lake a zr_u_ B_x be knows •wer awe-wards u» be The healthy, wholesome setting for child rearing is Jy *rk**e te -a world war last there w__ COME THAT DAY to tame* at* aatie-al cruelty. Petition also asked most often temper* 1 with moderation—in terms of money, for expense money to prose­ weekend. Even at tars re-dmg. when the «>__*•» doom w.J clear If fair treatment physical conditions, material possessions. In love, the w*> B-agrhx be is erne. I aits not agsu» -acre grrem Negroe* at all cute the action aud full inter­ sense of oneness and caring is there ever any need for est in the Wheatland a v..home gc-sg Do ejujio-a-i oe the r»*e_- N«w it aoc-aas to aac that it Oae (UM kirk a overabundance. fcaaaesS of war _md how \o pre~ a ___* pnif-1—s fake a aroaad aad expect that* in lieu of alimony. The tr-ct rt. for _B en* would aa-re Oeatged to toarp up aad tirk a With this truth in mind, we ask our readers to look Beattys have one child, 4 to do wetfid be to take profit mot with around them. Isn't there just such a home very near you? years eld. Your own, in fact? And isn't it big enough to spread its cc* wrx and it would be teaad otswt men, hevertahely R*r__>ve that __grn_, U _ de­ warmth, love and material goods out to one who possibly K e e -less and an ou?-<«»-_a*e b* aMe to pert ana tbe graded mas from _ie Negrp and hasn't known a normal family life? Negro Press Congrats -xr^-sod-*-* settbng tJap5**HT>**rer- way nosier pe-*«ta_ saur-i. -jsere .w_3 be _VG st-ce&s-tjt «>' aogfee, TflUi I aaeaa feu at he ia Ktgajssg bun up during strife, We hope at least Too Negro families wiU find in ther Acknowledged By Ike Wku ***» iaseutemt ate «* -be grvea fan uragaati— a* am "airy can't he. during p e a c e hearts and homes a "yes" answer. Remove This tart __-t She <«ltre4 asaa immeetmat factor dariag a taroe*. irve asry place m C \ WILMINGTON, N. C — In • Mid bare ****** hawk a har*-" war. that wa-gajiaa anas fee bos where hit raooev will pay Shadow From reply to •**-message of congratu- haen wish the wtoce sua. Che bascal aa' a beBet km what be taat? *» * :*^ Your Home! latipns sent Pres. Eisenhower «C w____**_ -be * _ r as able *• dm and n b* at am _f*be cas ii've anj plate at on'behalf of the Nat'l Newspap­ aaaag. a aaae to ptitaeaa ------a My ia :««ai_*t akcsg wish whiles, uhy LETTERS Does your insurance fall er Publishers Ass'n, T. JC. Jer- k^fT-Tpratsiaitiaar oat Siegaocs war. If grvea a fafl r-anre. be cant he live at wt_u- rw^^ibor- short of covering to­ vay, NNPA president and pub­ rcf-tody aargbt to be able to _ax<6* wr-wut crw* burnmf: and day's higher value of lisher of the Wilmington Jour­ ssrar e*-*B*ag_ your property? If eo, nal, received the following tele­ —•nag peace. IF BE CAX MARCH «*2« by Appreciates Sentinel Cooperation you stand to lose im­ gram: "Thank you 'for your The* a__-es Che Xegsw a>- • » • sade w_b »Si:t so^diers to Editor. Tht Sentinel: During my first term as a member of portant money in case message. These are difficult peax to fearve a aaooe --stare VOW. THE *»404Mr*NK: poke at crawl crer mack and mud on the House of Representatives. I have found it most helpful to fce of fire. See ua soon. days and so I am particularly aaa-4 rhaa asa aSaTsc bemthe*. the wtute man. lifer a *r> year b-t*-e*-elds agamot a common able to express my views through the medium of your newsparxr. appreciative of your thought and for -ae white aswther acts very <_d ct-tUL be tries to ssra-gfeuaa esnetny. wby can't he j_$ sde by Please accept my thanks for permitting jne to be heard in this EM HOOD your good wishes.— Dwight D. •_*p xnd be trms&y wrtb TQecpoes t-de wnh who* ciiiirBf on effective way. Insurance Agency Bisenhow'cr." •afr-j goad* aS ea* a caddea to . __a-_ag aerde. Of cwa-se.it at de- -_*_ber» barer? 1 earnestly hope that we may continue this goodwill relation. Much of the Negro press sup­ «Sa the Xegroes* aysmsathj ce-*-_-S*ec» but « as ci____-h. ton. •Vbat. and how. _t tbe -iff- ship in the future, and 1 would welcome suggestionsqrou may b*^* 929 C. Long FA. -til tor -he aafi— •! caase. 'Bees be »* remUs* Keg roes erenc*? aa ""he KTO_KK_»? This last PAUL E. ROBINSON. Mgr. ported the president in his sue- which would better enable us to cooperate with your office - i cessful bid for reelection. bare a -sand aatd can guess the Cj-e-taao has no feafscal answer. Con*. Charles C..Diggs. Jr.. Washiacten. D. C. IT \EVE« OCCTRS lt> the -he-nor raotrre? pethap-. but the two practices tC«**uj. Dj*ts« Mirhifan Demeerat. ia one ad three Negroe* wh_*» man -fast the Kegpees feci J-as-t week a jury et -_-fer_i sector wish unoaersrjon-oW regu- verving ie the I*. S. Congress.) the need c*f acsaoa t_v -tbe __i*t*_- l«ani accused wtctes Jiaeca-t i_ra*•_ MY CUSTOMERS TELL ME, t. cawrse ancre kexsuy •_-** evea «f tc-rroeii__g so~3e TSegiwa s»- is there a bigger world farce IF YOU CAN GIVE A BETTER BOURBON...GIVE IT! tbe whites for 'awy.' mart to tbe tho_gh everj-coe profcaaSy had tt—ts thtf An-wrscan racial prob- Candidate Thanks Voters Xc___B. -know -they oust defend a dttfcimt *_<*ir_-<_. Se-r-ses-aber. iem* **)*_*£ Araencaa Negro is The toast of the holidays...wonderfully to She -tat man trus. the only Editor, The Sentinel: May 1 take this opportunity through* T>e "It's like getting araise i n pay!" smooth, rich, warmhearted Ancient Age, a superb tbe wtntos wbc fc*d killed tbe _e-t to be t«*c_e*tfc—-jg a little *enta>el to thank those voters of Franklin county Who support, d borne *_»ry have _wsa. Araen- Till bey were not found gt__tv higher thaa an animal' durmg gift in its brilliant holidaydecanter... yours at me durmg my recent campaign for county crnnmu-uoner? Whne OUR BILL CONSOUDATION SERV.CZ is aimed at ca harbors tbe hosr.*es. property cy wh3e»- But. sf a death no extra cost. to the victors, who I am sure will work for the comes ready wrapped in a beautifully designed &a-ve same t-csl withes wmid daring e_tr**-3-*eiy dangerous . . . and leaving more money for your family t/S-efCT^ csr-ees to defend f root a 11 be proud to an bes__e the pmr- !isn» ot the n-ixe. 0 gift carton that is free of aay ssles message. It tsjn « cZmTinl, fvXtaZt* * ^^ -^-^ *****"' t every pay day. fortigs a-trusaoo or attack. exsts and ai-and- ef Segro fagbt- can be easily opened and closed so you can drop in 6t__ -I there con-ts aktng a How does it work? At your request,, you Code I4B IT IS THAT MOSONIC **-cb mg meat, m meetmgs a personal card without destroying the gift-wrap. apar,- watch tbe * cites warm up and I will sit down and go over your present y feai ii so --i-some. It reeks with where. to tbe **«c«Toe«- IHe 'Ule' Mr. ClailmW^ Ifecii AMve Ancient Age U also available in the tafL hand­ situation. Why not do tNs? Phone or come in Sanwil tngUsfc some, regular bottle. eJece-s If She co-guy « in real I aaaat db-Uia to What tbe Segion oagbt to de- $2 58 Editor. The Sentinel. Just wanted to aay thanks for the arti­ to we me. I'll put our Bill Consolidation Serv­ Til MAM«9«r pini. c-Tigrr, <-_tes doors of ages «t ghat tmmhtaa r>ott'_. c-ve* -v. "We are g«rjg to fight ice at your disposal without any extra cost or r_cisaasn are thrown opes to th* cle (Eunice **ood) did in The Sentinel concernuvg me. 1 enjeyrd wae_* the Xegra race ia a tbe evteeny bard, not for you, obligation. And ... if a cash loan is the answer, I'll hand-tailor Code MC ce-kre*- anaa aad. arm ss arm, f-ase at strtte is a ate** ba-ter- it and so did a few of my friends. There was. only one error, and feat tor our coaatry. our homes that was my father a not yet * late.' He is very much alive and it to your own needs and incowle: My phone number is CApital J%nr ie_tj|i}c bourbon _oe*ctsBC» are' tseid to f/«rms-«ve cag an proreas to get the -**-•*- and our *cved oae-.** living u. Louisville. We wouldn't want to hare him dead yet. Any- 4-2191. Or see me at Commonwealth Loan Co., 44 E. Long Street, s_tx__rJ pe-K-ta. Arm so inn. lacs to a goad frame mt .Tb-t is what two faced whites Columbus. Loans $25 to $1000. I'm at your service. wurttog *__*• fc? t-de, goes era is how my thanks again-Edward T. CTraytoa, EseeaCrre I****. •featutSky Straight Bourbon Whiskey • 0 Years OW • 86 Proof • •Ancient Ag»Du^Co,Fr_aal_rt,*- 4 Lmght to be told. Jet Maga-ine, Chicago, s B flATURDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 18156 THE OHIO SBNTINRL BEC. 1--PAGE 4 THI. OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. NOVEMBER i*\ M8f • l ' i * sec 2—PAGEf MEMO TO: Columbus Public ... REc Urban League Guild Dayfoh Golfers"AreColumbusGuests Marble Tops Arc Subject To Stain ' ""•"" ' " • But You Can Correct It Yourself

Something New Has Been Added To The Cap City Social Scene A Columbus housewife wrote I a cream furniture wax If tbe * A concrete demonstration of Members of the gUUd had | The Sentinel that she discovered j marble la white, rose or beige, objectives of the Urban League chosen the Karamu dancers for j marble table tops to be easily I For bliick and porous traver­ movement locally and national­ presentation because Karamu stained, requiring a* much care tines a light mat of paste waa, ss a highly finished grain of ly was enacted Saturday as 700 House in Cleveland is a reflect­ followed by thorough polishing, wood. doea the trick. Columbus folk were seated in ion of tho Columbus Urban Lea­ Instead of plate glass tops on the east auditorium at Veteran's gue Guild's pur-pose: "To bring Other information secured by ..furniture, this lady had care- Memorial building giving their together t h o • e interested in The Sentinel for pur queaUon- support to the first project of building a better community 1 fully accumulated marble tape, had them cut to size and was Ing housewife indicated that hi the Columbus Urban League through promotion ot intercult- - j very proud of the' way in which case buttery toast or dressing Guild—presentation to Columbus ur.il and intergroup activities." they* graced her home, particu- soaked salads or coffee cream ef the modern dance group from The dancers—following a well g larly since her furniture was comes in contact with a marble Cleveland's Karamu House. received concert—were greeted informally by a large portion of predominantly antique. top, then a white blotter soaked the concertgoers during the buf­ Today, she'* not sorry but has in, lighter fluid should be placed MENU INSURANCE fet supper held in a post room j learned that most things that over the spot and permitted to Hnrd-cook a batch of eggs. of the building. •A ill stain wood will also stain do*. Stubborn stains will whisk away with the application of Use some of them for creamed Chairman of the Guild is Mrs. COLUMBUS' WEDGE GOLF CLUB PLAYED HOST to Dayton's Golferettes marble. For inatunce, oils, cit­ eggs on toast for lunch one day; Anna Stahl. General chairman and I''..irw'ny clubs last Sunday, starting with breakfast party at home of Mr. and Mrs. rus fruit acids, alcohol, and to­ hydrogen peroxide to which « store the rest in the refrigerator of the Karamu dance project GROUP WHICH GATHERED AT DISPLAY CASE presenting ceramics made at Robert Cromwell, followed by team play at Raymond Memorial course and "19th bacco dull its polished surface drop *or two ot ammonia have ai)d have ready for egg salad or waa Mrs. James Pearson, Karamu House included, from left: the Charles McLennan* (he is executive secre­ hole" barbecue in backyard of Mr. and Mrs. James Kent. In photo are Charles If allowed to stand. Soaps or been added. Sandwiches the next day. Saves Mis. Bctti Scott Is Urban tary of the Ohio-Michigan region, A merit* an Friends Service Committee); Mra. Ha­ detergents -used to clean mar­ Pritchett (foreground) and, standing from left; David Perkins, Esther Johnson, This finest of sandpaper rubb­ pot washing and kitchen work League staff advisor to the zel Bailey of UL staff and daughter Myrna Crockett of Council of Social Agencies; Caney Johnson, Jesse Copeland, Jean Brooks, Robert Cromwell, Robbie Cromwell, ble fppe develop dull, rough time. - group. —-E. W. Eunice Wood, member of UL Guild and women's editor of The Sentinel.—Roosevelt Myron Coleman. Guests from Columbus included Mr. and Mrs. William Thornton, spots. ed gently over marks etched in­ Carter Photo. Mr. and Mrs. John Mason and Mra. Peggy Cummings. • • • to the surface by alcohobor fruit THE SENTINEL WOMEN'S Juices takes defacing marks out section did a little sleuthing and but should be followed with a THE SENTINEL found that on tbe s u r f a ce ,' good rubout with polishing putty Pet Milk Representative On Way To marble's beat cleaning agent *s (tin oxide) on a damp soft cloth. EUNICE WOOD, WOME.N'S EDITOR Rnth Whittaker, Veda Smith, Louise Colston, Becoming National Leader In Her Field ) Contributing Editors A warm welcome greets leaders in her chosen career. Ltt S BIRTHDAY SALE Louise R. Prothro wherever she • • * goes—for, aa field representa­ IN FACT, THE demand for tive loir Pet Milk Co., St. Louis, her appearances has been so this petite, .attractive home great that it would take at least 3rd BIG WEEK! OUR GREATEST! economist has made thousands three people to cover them all of friends tbe country over. In ... and no wonder! addition, she has established As featured home demonstrat­ omen such a reputation as a food ex­ or at a series of nine home ser­ pert that ber name is familiar vice fairs, sponsored by a. well to many thousands more. known newspaper, she was such DANCE ENTHUSIASTS MADE UP GOODLY PORTION of concert audience. Even before her appointment an outstanding success that she Former OSU dance "majors exchange comment during Intermission. From left: Wills to the Pet staff in 1951, Mrs. wax immediately booked for the Griffin Berry, Nancy Thompson Watkina, Patay Jones, Harry Blaine, escort to V'cM Prothro; -whose widely read *o- following year's aeries. . Jaffe, OSU dance instructor.—Roosevelt Carter Photo. cipes appear regularly in- Tbe When she appeared as lec­ Sentinel, had won considerable turer-demonstrator for home recognition in the food field: economics students at one col­ But her'.'activities.'since then lege, half a dozen more imme­ have bt*en Ofeuc*^'tremendous diately asked fox her appear variety/ aad such; wide scope, ance in their lecture* halls. that a*** is well on her way to But that's only the beginning. one of the national She is frequently asked to serve as a Judge at food shows . . asked to take part in radio and television interviews , . . asFW LOUISE R. i'KOTHRO to cooperate with state and lo­ cal groups in activities concern­ "Pet- evaporated milk; you MORE ed with food an(l_ nutrition . . . know, is good whole milk con­ asked to act as a consultant on centrated to double richness „. , . food and nutrition problems. • wonderful form of milk which I dream of %mm ' adds extra flavor and nourish­ .**** *****»wUMN nt*|p«Vov«m»nt IN SPITE OF ALL this, her ment to many foods and still ItOW giv** H tided PnnciPal work—and, mctdent- costs leas than bottled milk. . " j ally, one of ber favorite -jobs— '•New instant Pet nonfat dry wears an A.*i**«« j is demonstrating to homemakcr milk makes nonfat milk with : groups and school groups. And delicious frcsh-rm^ flavor and ; her favorite subject, of course, all milk's protein, calcium, and j3»Be-uty ' is the use of Pvt evaporated B-vitamins — tor just half the j milk and the new miracle milk; cost of bottled milk. So you can BETTI SCOTT IS COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION ; product, instant Pet nonfat dry see why I'm really enthusiastic secretary at Columbus Urban League and aervea as staff milk, in making family- meals about all my demonstrations. for YOUR (heck in 19S7 - advisor to Columbus UL Guild. Pictured at rlfht, ahe ; more delicious and more nour-1 And. from what people have j ishing.at less cost. I been .kind enough to tell me, 1 cleara details of concert box office with Doria Shartle, believe the kind of work we're Join sir Christmos Club now! guild treasurer.—Roosevelt Carter Photo. "It's such a wonderful feel­ ing," she says, "to be able to doing, on the home economics help women with one of their staff at Pet Milk Co., is a won­ ADDS FLAVOR TO CELERY derful thing for homemakers!" •Vhat't on Adorn oot-tio'. pen hett S*y*e wt*ft a flow, ••la-trf but mido- Yea, —our 1957 Ouistmas Savings Club biggest problems—making food Cut celery into 3 in. pieces OBC Meets owott. A quality o«- you can't aut'o define, but con'r misto***. Coat* is Is opea, and ready, tor you to add your nam* The Biggest look more tempting, taste more and cook in a small amount of end try-on your favorite, from our varied Mfecflen of cor*e*ed in WTKO Mon.-Frf. S.-I5 t:*tS F. **.. 9am. f.SM A. M. N. York City next January. •365 ML Vomom Ave, (Neat Ta Pythian TWtre) —Collins Photo. I tojh* ttbees of the doth. t .aVVJf-** « ~*.«_y_ » f*-yi^-^a(^*^5VWr.% '/.TfA.Vr» «_v*rr% *•-, *** *"**#*• o^ flATURDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1U&6 , , SEC. ----PACE 6 THEJ :OHIOSENT ! SATURDAY. JiGVEht BER 2**h-.t95t THK OHIO SENTINEL SEC, i—TVAOET w*-**_w***->^**_»»«i»«-*wi*s !«••*»*•-••*» »-*»ifaaaW if*.'... *^<|tHl>H«,a»t.*^l*~ 'tlH*." "••"" ••...'..v..J. • REAL WINTER TREAT THANKSGIVING BUFFET lTj*ou want to give your fam­ You're Bound To ily a real summer treat during Serve turkey and all the trim­ the winter months—keep a big mings in buffet style thi* bowl of fresh pears handy for Like This Dish Thanksgiving. Home makers will have mor* tim* to enjoy t h • after njjAiool refreshers, bedtime Ik re's a macaroni-ham cas­ company of family and friend* or TV snacks. Pear* are so easy serole you'll like. If this* traditional meal Is served to eat out-of-hand! Add 2 teaspoons 'salt and 4 in an Informal atmosphere. Ar­ ounces elbow macaroni to 3 range the hot dishes on a taste­ GLAMORIZE TURKEY cups boiling water. Boil rapidly, fully decorated heat resistant Crisp, deep-fried noodles gla­ stirring constantly, for 2 min­ ceramic tile countcrtop and let morize creamed turkey with utes. Cover, remove from heat the guests take firsts and se­ peas. Serve this dish along with and let stand 10 minutes. conds for themselves. tart orange and grapefruit sal­ Meanwhile, melt 1 tablespoon ads, enriched hard rolls, apple butter or margarin* in a sauce­ brown betty and a beverage. pan. Add '.* cup chopped green PEARS AND GINGERBREAD pepper and ' * cup chopped onion Fresh pears and gingerbread ATTENTION MOTHERS!!! and simmer about 5 minutes. seem to belong together, espec­ Need extra money for Add 1 cup diced cooked ham ially when accompanied by a Christmas? and brown lightly. Rinse maca­ glass of ice cold milk. .Cut Place your child with us. roni with warm water and warm gingerbread In squares drain well. and top each serving with slices IIKYDUN Combine ham mixture, 1*4 of ripe pear. Garnish with cups condensed cream of mush­ whipped cream mixed with a PLAYSCHOOL room soup (lO'.i ounce can), **i little honey, if desired. cup milk, 1 tablespoon chopped 334 Wilson Ave. CL. 1-7775 pimiento, 1 tablespoon chopped CRANBERRY RELISH TURKEY DANDY MAKES A TASTY AND color­ Children Ages 2-10- parsley and *•» teaspoon pepper This cranberry relish can be ful entree for a post-Thanksgiving meal. -Transportation- with macaroni. Pour into grcas. Thanksgiving may be over, but sometimes th* turkey lingers rd Hi quart casserole. Sprinkle served with turkey, roast ham, Hours: duck, wild duck: Combine 2 on. If that's th* situation in your kitchen, let this recipe for turkey with •» cup grated American dandy solve the perennial problem: 6:30 A. M. — 5:30 P. M cheese (2 ounces). cup* of sugar with ** cup of City and Stat* Approved water arid bring to a boil. When TURKEY DANDY Bake in moderate oven (373 Mrs. Hannah Baroett, Prep. it has boiled for 3 minutes, add 4 ex. elbow macaroni 1 e. cubed, cooked turkey F.) 45 minutes. '* e. butter or margarine x It, cooked peas 3 cloves and a 2 in, stick of 1 cinnamon bark. Drop 4 cups of » e. enriched flour I e. cooked sliced carrots cranberries into this syrup and 1 t. salt v Battered bread crumbs the chopped skin and pulp of ** 2 e. milk or turkey stock * orange. Cook until the- cran­ Add 2 teaspoons salt and macaroni to 3 cups boiling water. berries pop. Add H cup cognac Boil rapidly, stirring constantly, for 2 minutes. Cover, remove and remove from fire. Chill be­ from he^t and let stand 10 minutes. Meanwhile, melt butter or fore serving. margarine in saucepan. Stir in flour and salt. Add milk or tur­ key stock. Cook until thickened, stirring constantly. Rinse maca­ ASPARAGUS WITH CRUMBS roni with warm water and drain well. Combine macaroni, turkey, peas and carrots. Pour sauce over all and stir gently until maca­ Brown bread crumbs (fresh or roni, turkey and vegetables are coated with sauce. Turn mixture dry coarse) in butter and into 1*2 quart baking dish. Circle casserole with buttered crumbs. sprinkle over hot cooked drain­ WOaiO'S FASTEST SIUING Bake in a moderate oven (350 F.) about 30 minutes. Makes 4 ed asparagus stalks. servings. , HAIR STIAIGtmNEft MOLASSES IN RICH PUDDING 1UCKRIMSI Mode Hosiery & Gives Gisserole Rice and molasses combin*. {happily in tins dessert: Beat SOW AT Alt 08U0 sTOtfS lingerie Shop 3 egg* until fluffy .Add **i cup wmSjSj w*f ejtS f#O*0 m*S)g*\\met $Sga\9*pSJ Complete Stock Brand New Lease sugar, '.-> teaspoon salt, 1-3 cup melted butter or margarine, 1 Fall Shades, Fashions Give your favorite macaroni, HOSIERY cup molasses, 1, cup coarsely A$K fOB 17 BY NAMS -lODAYt noodle and spaghetti casserole chopped pecans and _*_ cups Movie Star, Powers Model dishes a new and tasty lease on cooked white rice. Beat until Prepare your hair properly for straightening LINGERIE life. Vary th*. shapes of the well blended and pour into 1M1 ML Vernon CL. 3-1535 macaroni products you use in greased baking ' dish. Bake at ASK fOR PRC-STRATE Open Mon.-Thnrs. till 6:30 them. 330 degrees F. for 1 hour or until P. M., Fri. till 9 P. M., filling is sit. Sat till 10 P. M. In most instances, macaroni foods are intcrch angeable, weigh t-for-weight. Try using PINEAPPLE NOTE mostacciolini In a macaroni and .Use canned pineapple in gela­ cheese entree. Mostacciolini is hollow and resembles a straight tin desserts. The enzymes in th* section of a drinking straw, cut fresh fruit prevent the gelatin She deserves to eat out diagonally.. from, setting. "Bow ties" and shells can at least once a week! double for elbow spaghetti or ***aW* tar. '•- - macaroni. TIP-TOP CLEANERS Spira 1 - s*h a p • « rotini may git MT. VERNON AVE. Colombo*. Obi* stand in for noodles. Remember, any macaroni Plek Dp and Delivery made from durum .semolina or ONE DAT SERVICE -S durum wheat keeps its shape ' ""ceVPUs *** ty__ * What's more ... taking the better in boiling and baking. Durum semolina products taste little woman out to .dine better, too. COLUMBUS LAUNDRY pays big dividends in the St DRY CLEANING CAVALIER PUNCH 90S ML Vernon Ave., Col's. O. Love and Affection Depart* 49 Pour 2 jiggers of grape juice Family and Bachelor Bandies ment Reminds us of the old and one jigger of vodka over Drapes, Blankets, Repairs A ice in a high ball glass. Fill the Alterations restaurant wall motto: glass with ginger ale or soda. '•^ A twist of lime or lemon can FLORINE RAMSEY. Mgr. "EAT HERE AND KEEP be added to taste. C. I- RAMSEY. Prop. '*% YOUR WIFE FOR A.PET!" Excellent Service At MOONEY CHINESE HAND LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING All Lines of Laundry Work—Work Clothes A Specialty 963-Mt. Vernon Ave. Columbus, Ohio OPEN SAT. "TIL 11 P. M.' ""'Us . BREAST Of TURKEY I THE COLUMBUS HOME LAUNDRY THAUKSGIMG NOVELTY FOOD BAR AND DRY CLEANERS • TURKEY LEGS . .* Serving Complete Meals Around The Clock Cleaners and Laundcrers of Quality and Distinction A On* Stop Cleaning Service All Work Done At Our Plant 741 f. I.0HG ST. tt 4-0552 tU E. LONG ST. Columbus. O. CL. J Ml5

G~ THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 19&6 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, lf)56 THE OHIO 3EN"nNgL* SEC. t—VACnk f LGES •»•» ail J i I . " I *. I }'T*^'"Ti't r .•!•! i*till< '• •• • .'i ' l' ' •'"• ' ' Lest We Forget The Joys That Prevail At Home On Winner Av. well enough to do so. 0/ course, By MART V* BRIDGES From the humble jbeginnings er av. ill we have four nurses. There As Tola Te Eunice Weed resulting from putting their Lest We Forget day, or Dona* are men residents in our home, 1 always let the matron, Mrs. * * * Ideas together, a four room cot­ tion day, was organized for the also. They also are pleased with Hill, know I am out of the build tage was purchased at 153 N. home and its residents by Mrs. their accommodations. ing. (N r a. Bridges, prominent Slst st. .. , This home at 71_jVinner av. is clubwoman in former years, Is ' Mollie Fowler. It has always Time passed on. been remembered in November. MY home now a resident ot Winner Av. HAVING BEEN A resident ot WaetKl 'was a little child. I Old Folks Heme.) • • » On Nov. 16, this year, we bad three months at the home, I am our Donation day at the home was taught to respect my home. • * • IN 1927, A larger building was very pleased with everything, I My dear mother and rather and if you attended you learned can say from the depths of my In an early month of 1012, the purchased at 1240 E. Long at., taught me to do so. The same that we have 36 residents in our heart, I am made to feel happy eare of the aged men and wom­ due to increasing requests for respect is instilled in me for en in heed of a pleasant home admission. Then, at the instiga- home and receive three wonder­ by all concerned. ful meals each day, well cooked. this lovely. home at 71 Winner came to the attention of four tion of the Board of Trustees, 1 can go and come when 1 feel i av. elderly Columbus women—Mrs. comprised of 21 persons, more Should any .of our people get Isabelle Ridgeway. Mrs. D. A. spacious living quarters were Whittaker, Mrs. Jennie Tucker procured in a 32 room structure and Mother Wright. at the present location, 71 Winn­ .1.1.1 — QIJAUTY AN!) SERVICE ARE OFFERED BY THESE COLUMBUS _____ •* ___ COMMUNITY BUSINESSES GIVE THEM YOUR SUPPORT - 4 * F-iTHQtSTONE'S MM. WILLIAMS GROCERY 459 N. 18TI1 ST. CL. t-6559 .46*1 GARFIELD AVE. • Columbos. O. . Coiambus, Ohio Vegetable*, Meat's !Groceries, Meats. Con.eclions Groceries Manning Willi*, ms. Prop =- ' ^S%m Beer A Wlae Te Carry Oat Weekdays 8 AM. II* F M. Sundays 9 A M. t P M. \ •'•• DURING QUIET FELLOWSHIP OF ANNUAL Lest We Forget Donation (Jay at Party Supplies — Domestle SMITH'S Old Folks Home, 71 Winner av_ Columbus, Mrs. Mary Hopson, president of Board of ' A Imported Champagnes CONFECTIONERY Trustee's, visits and shares scripture readings with resident Ida Robinnon. Mrs. Rob­ WE DELIVER 1476 Granville SL CL. 3-1308 inson is 105 vearsold. Photo at right: Visitor on the Lest We Forget day was Mra. Columbus. Ohio Dorothy Tyler, 482 S. Monroe av., wife of Paul Tyler and mother of three. Mrs. Tyler Giteer.es, Meats. Confections makes Qash contributions by check to Mrs. John Patton, chairman of horhe's house Dili* I A. M. te 6 P. M. committee. Mrs. Patton resides at 206 Lex ington av. , ,'.:•; MARTHA'S ELIZARETB RANSOM and MARKET ALMA DEWS, Props. COR. PARSONS A FULTON Dress Your Knits Either Up Or Down CL. 2-22U GOODWIN'S Knit dresses are so practical. when used to create the cock­ FRUITS - VEGETABLES tail dress. Fresh Fruits, Vegetables They can be dressed up or • There is a freshness in the MEATS - BEER - WINE Groceries A Meats. dressed down as the occasion CAJSRYOUT demands. They are so comfort­ ribbon knits this, season. Silk 676 E. Long SL Open Dally 2:29 A.M.-11 P.M. able to wear too. ***" organdy ribbon knits are used Columbus, Ohio effectively talon? or ^"combin­ Saaday S A.M.-t P.M. The custom-look is new this 6AM to 11:30 P. M. ation with fabric—for example MARTHA E. GRADY, Mgr. 7 Days A Week season. Jn the soft and bulky yet lightweight knit, the sheath a ribbon bodice and a bouffant coot is worn with the tailored chiffon skirt THOMPSON'S MARRET dress; dresses with cardigans, New trends are evidenced in JIMMY'S MARKET and skirts arid-tops. For the first sweaters too The height of lux­ Groceries — Meats time, synthetic fur fabric in­ ury is achieved by combining (Eight Years With serts are seen on knit suits. fine lamb's wool and fur. In­ „ Krog'er's) Open Mon.-SaL 9 A.M. 'Til 8 serts of ribbing, ribbon run P.M., SOB, 6 A.M. Til 2 PJM. The sheath silhouette is endor­ •through yarns, loop e.d split 396 SL Clair Are. 672 MT. VERNON AVE. sed for daytime knits that are fronts, welting on collars and Mr. and Mrs Bert Thompson truly handsome—cashmere, sat­ packets are well designed. Jew­ CL. 2-6274 Props. in textured synthetics, and dry j el-trim is still important. Columbu*. Ohio hand wools. The Empire an­ Heavy knit three-quarter ion g torso silhouettes are favor­ length sweaters of Orion with a Complete line Of MODERN MARKEI ed. high cape collar are different and designed for casual living. MEA-CMr GROCERIES 16$ N. Mtt SL CL. 2-05: For late day a feeling of ele­ Colomrjus, Ohio Hours :\Moa. Thars. 2:66 gance is created by the use of A. M. to\.:30 P. M., Fri. ft REER SPECIALS metallic yarns, satin-yam knits, Don't put it off any longer I Subscribe to The. Ohio SaL 7:3t, A. M. to 6 P. M. and gossamer knitted lace Sentinel today! $6.50 a year. Sao. 7:36 A M. to 12 Noon Gain mounted,over net. Filmy Tacy Augastiner *J 1 Rtt. knits give a feeling of airiness Prop. JAMES H. FLOOD] Old Dutch #9 Case 2" r BI6 HOLIDAY BUY , DAV HAS TURRET RAFFLE A turkey raffle is being given by the women's auxiliary of Smqllwood Market Verdun Chapter 4, DAV, at 99 Quality Meats • Groceries N. Monroe av., Columbus, • Open Evenings and Sundays Thursday, Dec. 13. Drawing will CL. 2-0540 863 MT. VERNON AVE, be at 9 p.m. with proceeds bene­ WILLIAMS and SMALLWOOD. Props fitting charitable projects of the organization. TURKEY A joint Christmas party with UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP and MANAGEMENT the post will be held at this time. DUCKS - GEESE - CAPONS ST. CLAIR CARRY OUT ROAST 505 SL Clair Ave. Columbu*, O. CL. 2-0322 MICKEY'S MARKET Groceries, Meats, Confections, Ice Cream Groceries - Meats • Sundries Wine and Beer to Carry Out 1188 SL Clai^ Ave. AX. 1-7508 LAWSON POULTRY Joe Moore and Jim O'Caine, Props. Open Daily & Sunday Second Ave. and SL Clair Ave. Open Sunday' Till Noon 7:15 till 10:30 AX. 9-9433 I ' MAYHUGH and SON When Shopping At East Market Stop At 616 MT. VERNON AVE. CL. 3-2621 WINE . BEER Stand No. 6 For Fresh Dressed Poultry HOURS OADLf 7 A M. TO 8 P. M. Champagnes—Vermouths Free Parkins In OCT CL. 2-9777 Reer sod Wine To Csrryoot Loading Zene The Store With The Friendly Atmosphere La Salle Wine Stores Quality Meets and Groceries — Miles M. Mayhogb, Prop. For Your Holiday Eating Pleasure Buy Poultry With 244 S. High CA. 6-3075 A Flavor. Order Your Turkey Now. Rath Liverpool Cashier Free City-Wide Dell*ery Free Home Delivery - B-_ StfiSS _=~E-2 ' > SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, lUk Sh.C.r8~-I A<»K I04 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1956 THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. 2—PAGE KITCHEN SHELVES Convenient and easily cleaned Delta Dekkers Cive Scintillating -____-*•_**__ DELICIOUS CRISP —these are the watchwords of Upholster Tabic Fresh pears will mak* • de­ Religion School today's homemaker. Do away HIGH SOCIETY DO THE TURKEY TWIST licious pear crisp for cool even­ with the drudgery of scrubbing Tea Of The Nations At IVeighborhooiI To Match Couch ings. Just sprinkle lemon' juice Plans Announced and repapcrinf kitchen shelves. 2s-2r--^r _M over freshly .sliced pear*- and Delta Dekker club held its balconies and side walls; center­ n Staples, recipe books, crystal By EUNICE WOOD * Upholster ydut corner table to top with a rich crumbly mixture Rev. George Taylor, pastor of and chin* can be .attractively annual tea last Sunday at Neigh­ ing the whole was the flag of match the sectional sofa it backs of brown sugar, flour, butter Westgate Methodist, will serv* iAT ruby-studded pin you sec Urban League's office manager. stored on easily cleaned and borhood House, 800 Leonard av., the United Nations. The win­ up for the newest idea in horn* and cinnamon. Bake until gold­ ** dean of the 1*57 School of Columbus. Using as theme for dows and doorways were ornate­ rMary Sounders, wearing is her gift from Nat'l UL tor 25 years' durable ceramic tile surfaced style. en brown and pears are tender. Religion at Central High, Colum­ Service . . . Maud and Ted Jarman rolled out the velvet carpet at •helves. this year, "The Tea of the Na­ ly adorned with cascading strips Serve warm with cream. bus, on six consecutive Monday their Merryhill dr. home in* Eastgat* *•» that guests could enjoy Corner table* of all sues up­ tions," displays were uniquely of red and white crepe paper to evenings from Feb, 4 to March their hospitality at delightful frolic honoring Pet Milk Co.'s Louis* holstered in fabric exactly mat­ set up showing items of interest carry out the club colors ot II, 1957. Prothro. Louise, home economist for the company, was'in Colum­ ching the curved sectional sofas ADDS GLAMOR and value from eight countries. tulip red and stark white. Plan* for the school* sponsor­ bus for sales demonstration talks . . . OSU's president, Novtee in front wer* displayed recently Golden Orange A highlight of the tea was the However, with all of the items A juicy, chilled pear accom­ ed annually by Columbus Area Fawcett. his wife and family were signally honored Sunday in th* in Grand Rapid* by • furniture wearing of costumes depicting on display and the lovely cost­ panied by a generous site* of Council of Churches, have been lounge at Pomerene holt on campus. Event was get acquainted maker who explained: the native dress of each country umes worn by the members, the delightful Swiss chees* will add under way for some month*. tea given by campus group. Women's Self Government Ass'n. Mr. "Fabric 1* cheaper than wood represented, by various mem­ conversation piece of th* tea glamor to th* most simple meal. Beginning at 7:30 and closing Fawcett has a personal charm that seems infectious, causing veneer." bers of the organization. was the outstanding centerpiece at 9:30 each week, the school ia those around him to take on added sparkle and' fee] at home irrunb- • The table* have plywood top* of polished bright red apples COOL EVENING DESSERT especially designed to meet a [. t—z\ Representing the designated diately . . . Plan for this Sunday's fellowship hour presented by under th* fabric, but legs ar* • tiered into a pyramid with wide variety of need* and In­ countries were Evelyn Jenkins graduate chapter. Alpha Kappa Alpha, at Masonic Temple, 4-7 finished in ordinary fashion. The Sliced pineapple may be dipp­ snowy white mums shooting out terests. Twelve hundred and and Verdell Rhyne, Holland; p. m. . . . Jean Robinson Wright is very coy about new craft* upholstery is not padding; it's ed in a fritter batter and fried of the many crevices, and the fifty person* attended last Ruth Armstrong and Marie group being organized for young marrieds claiming lack of a merely changeover* whenever in deep fat Serv* sprinkled with V whole placed on huge green felt year's school, largest registra­ Smith. Far East (China and name as reason for no publicity .yet' . . . Beauticians of Memphis th* sofa i* re upholstered or slip­ confectioners' sugar for a lus­ Japan) tion in its 10 year history. an); Maxine Barnes and. leaves surrounded *by a delicate s*~_"nt; TJ, TC_L Ja _TiW^___of lhe week, undc' Y r"""^ T ° "** T . covered. cious dessert. Sad r >.„ i A, i _.»,i*_ ~*\*~ _s .«*rvr;«w «»«. *** *-*•** ****** *y* tutelage of Columbus' ay clinic on hatrstyling HarriIe s Crosband yMargerit Africae. JamesJean. ' nhltglasse collar of sparkling spun Ern„tin„ ^^ fa „.„ d cUnfc on hatrstyling t , . Formte , I Jean Wright of Columbus returns home with her groom from N. Italy; Virginia Ryder and Aud­ t.OsTfcSSKS WERE Mesaam-I .. _ . . .. ., „ , _, . „, . .. , . THESE PERKY YEAST-RAISED TURKEYS ARE - < . t> c* _ __l*°rk. Jeans mother, Mrs. Carl Ford, will present the couple to from rey Jones, Hawaii; Marjorie ea samara Koan, E a w a r a _. . ,. . _ ,. .. ..,_,_, in the holiday spirit. Plan to fill your bread basket with Colbert, and Lucile Duncan, Roach, Carl Jones, Raymond their man}' friepds nnd well wishers this Sunday at a smart an­ them often during this season. beniinel Recommended Mexico: Emma Marks and Clark. John Daugherty, William nouncement party. Another Columbusite turned N. Ycrker. Amah- TURKEY TWISTS WHISTLE Mary Alice Travis, U. S.; Bea-' Price, Harley Harris, Edward da Wood-Webb, fashion designer, has gifted Jean (former college trice McGinnis and Ruby Hair­ Williams, Amos Ressa, Phyllis chum • with one of her original designs to wear during affair. til c. milk pressed yesst) =: ySsgajtliA .Jkiiolond ston. England., Addison, Viola Jones, Ethel M e. sugar S tb. sugar COARLOTTE CCRTIS WENT ALL OUT FOLLOWING Kara, Yeis Bottled Beverage Co. THE AUOITO BICM was Bibler. Bertha McLaughlin, Bes­ lUt. salt S pkgs. or cakes yeast, aetlv* sie Allen ot Lancaster and hon­ mu dance concert and feted dancers with glamorous post-concert • tb. shortening dry er compressed To Have Your Business Included In This Directory Call 1*35 W. Fifth Av*. AX. 9-4U9 handsomely decorated with the party at her Sherwood av. home • • • Eleanor Frampton. Karamu orary hostess Mrs. Harry Lip- 1/1 c. warm, not hot, water S eggs* beaten CL. 3-7416. Deadline Saturday 12 Noon. flags of. many nations along the dance director, conducted dance workshop for adult nnd interme­ scy. (lukewarm for com­ • «. sifted enriched flour Each hostess was denoted by diate students of Jeanette Grider school, hours before dancers' S ss SAVE ha FAMOUS BRAND the wearing of red rb_e corsages p. m. appearance at' Vets Memorial . . , That ripple of excitement Scald milk and stir in 'i cup sugar, salt and shortening. Set tied With white satin ribbon. accompanying every successful project was present in Assembly aside to cool to lukewarm. Measure water and 3 tb. sugar into FUM1NC0 BEAUTY SHOP Proceeds from this event will Room at Vets Memorial during Karamu dance-concert. Ripple large mixing bowl (warm, not hot, water for active dry yeast; Comnlete Beauty Service — Hair Weaving Specialty be used' to aid needy famflits became stronger as evening continued, although it did not eman­ lukewarm water for compressed yeast). Sprinkle or crumble in JOHNNIE MAE PUGH, Prop. during the holiday season. ate from stage, rather from fellowship engendered by spirit of the yeast Stir until dissolved. Add lukewarm milk mixture and eggs. Urban League Guild . . . New members tea being hostessed this 1230 E, Long St. Open 9 A. M. - » P. M. CL. 2*317 •Beauty . vies with comfort, M r s. Wendell McGinnis is Add and stir in half the flour. Beat until smooth. Stir in remain­ bringing you a raahloa deluxe Sunday by Eastcnd unit of Columbus Philharmonic takes place Operators Wanted president of .Delta Dekker club ing flour, or enough to make a dough. Turn out on lightly floured that will rmhlon esrs step between S and 7 p, m. at home of Mrs. M. L. Cash, 13S2 E. Long sad (taught both eye aad and Mrs. Blake Marks was board and knead 8 to 10 minutes, or until surface is smooth and st. Chmn. Esther Fishburn extends cordial welcome to general pockrtbook. chairman for the annual tea. satiny. Put dough into greased bowl and brush top with melted LITTLE public. CORINNA'S HOUSE of BEAUTY shortening. Cover with cloth;-let rise in warm place, free from FREDA'S BEAUTY SHOP draft, until doubled in bulk, about 55 minutes.' Punch down dough, BEAUTY SALON Brownies Mark Complete Beauty Servle* Complete Beauty Service pull sides into center, turn out on board. The turkey twist is a til N. Washington Av*. Bair Styling a Specialty Hebrew Assists ONE MINUTE reverse S-shaped roll with curly ends. Start with a rope 14 in. Agusta Stokes, Catherine ' Inez Bclden, Opr. ALFREDA BRAY, Prop. Ms ML Vernon Av*. CL. 2-2212 Nat'l Book Week long and 1/3 in. thick made by rolling a piece of dough with palms Weston, Beanie Rath Brous* No Appointment Necessary. on board. To shape make a clockwise circle, letting pointed end > tard. Operates* ANNA fSOZEMAN, Prop. **»rr». bat lac Brownie Troop 385 of 2nd Bap­ SERMON 3*9',_ Miami Av*. CL. 3-163* I'T> fotblil. .ar Building Drive of dough stick out at the top to form beak. Curve dough up then CORINNA NICHOLS, Prop. l.'l.fMI.IBC lh*M> Alma Given*, Operator Alle* Brawn Dorton, Mgr. tist, Columbus, observed Natl By Rev. Stanley S. Smith down to shape neck and continue down to begin body. Now make CA. 1-465*8 »fdti« fcaraai* Book Week by visiting Eastside By HELEN JEAN LATNE AB, LL.B., BD counter clockwise circle 4 times as big as first, winding dough in No Appointment Necessary "l • a r »•« branch of Columbus public lib­ :T..<*. 'Associate Pastor spiral toward center. Add a small wtdge-shaped piece of dough DORA'S rary Tuesday. At 3:30 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 25, Rev. William Horsley and con­ 2nd Baptu-t Church along upper right of circle to form tail feathers. Brush tope with BEAUTY SALON As a Thanksgiving project, melted tat. Cover and let rise until double in bulk. Bake at 425 F, TILLEEN'S JUST A MERE 134 N. 17th SL CL. 2*122 GILBERTS the troop wfti donate a basket of gregation, from Hebrew Baptist, Columbus, will worship with l Word. — (hot oven) 12 to 15 minutes or until brown. Beauts* Shop pa Beauty Salon Complete Beaaty Servle* J10 t. TOWN food to a needy family. T1Heb . 4:12. * "'J 340 N. 29th SL — CL. 2-2X19 OPEN SAT, MOM. ».» Mrs. Kathryn Brooks is troop Galilee Baptist. Their appear­ Dora Phillip* Russell. Prop. The expression "the sword of HI ML Yemen Ave. CL. S-C4M Complete Besot j Servto* leader. ance is in the interest of the FANCY FOOD Mary Debson, Operator building fund. Damocles" refers back to an 'I saw tt in Tbe Sentinel.'' Make some rich chicken stock Open Monday thro Saturday Agnes Wesson, Sally The regular fourth Sunday occasion when Dampjcles, a withjrhicken giblets, wing tips, Nolan, Willi* Ma* Stanley. courtier of the elder Dionyslus Operators! j-r, - .th* stamps yon can spend! evening program will be at 7:30. necks, bony back pieces. Cover Anna Fteoarn. Operators PHOEBE HAIR STYLIST of Syracuse, was invited to a MARGARETS Meivon Given*, Rhea Brawn Choir of Highway Church of the chicken parts with water Jessie Vinson Greta MlteheU Etgetha Carrtagte*. Of New York City God will conduct services . . . i banquet, and loking up, he saw SEWING SCHOOL and add a small onion and • Prop, AKTH1LA LOGAN Personalized Hair Styling. Rev. William Stevenson, pastor, ' above his head a naked sword, We Give 100 Stamps Learn to sew. Reasonable carrot,- some celery leaves, pep­ Hau-cutting, Shaping, ROSATI'S will preach tor morning worship ! suspended by a single hair. m Tinting and Bleaching. * percorns, salt, whole cloves and .10 D Stamp nooks Good For rate? Also dressmaking. *U E. Umg St, CL. S3434 at U . . . Junior choir rehearses In an age of tyranny and whole all-spice. When th* giblets FAIROSE For details call Phoebe Ann Parker. Prop on Tuesday -nights . . Prayer loose living this sight brought •r* tender th* broth Is ready HOUSE of CLAMOUR Beauty Barr »W ^,$2.25 0.,, meeting is ori Wednesday night to him a realization of the un-* Cl. 3-8935 Chill, then remov* all fat. Mix tta ML Vernon Av*. CL. 1-5311 8*7 ML Vernon Av*. CL. 3-1111 and senior choir rehearsal is*on certainty of life. This sword was And They're Redeemable with heavy cream and curry Complete Beaaty Servle* tnes Roberts, Clara Roger*. Thursday nights . . . Mrs. John a threat to the natural life off- CLASSIC Right Here In Our Store Ml After 4 O'clock powder to tast*. Bair Styllng-^Balt Cutting Scalp Treatment A Specialty Morris is ill. man, but in Hebrews, 4:12, Paul BEAUTY SALOIS A Specialty Operators: Ferris Beasley. mentions another sword: Prop Mattie Warren Turner 9U ML Vernon CL. 2-2029 • • RELIGION-IN LIFE PLANS "The Word of God is living Operators: Clara Caldwell, Rosalie Whitley. Mable Complete Beaaty Servto* and active sharper than a two Lear War*, Mary Frances Brown. Aimed. Mise-heimer Chart!* Ma* Logan. Prop. Some 200 Ohio State university Ne Appointment Necessary students, faculty and religious edged sword, and piercing even Russell. Anal* Sate Jackson, Operator*: Loeetla Davto*. Bernice Hughes foundation workers are current­ to the dividing of soul and spirit, Leoaa Wade, Louise Bay, ly laying plans for the 195" Re- joints and marrow, and quick Margaret Long, Sarah B«yd, to discern the thoughts and in­ Helen Patrick, Esther Logan ligion-tn-Ltfe week, scheduled Ida Mac Griffin, Travis Jan. 27-31, on the campus. tents of the heart." We will be Against the fierce onslaught of IMA'S BEAUTY SHOP Jachsea the forces of evil are you up­ Complete Beaaty Service— H*lr Styling aad Sealp Treatment Well tarnished, clea* with held by an undying faith? Do very modern hotel (acihtie*. Prop, IMA JOHNSON, Operator Anni* Both Ashley IHE SISTERS' you have this shield of faith to Known from eoast to coast for 590 SL Clair Av*. CL. *W*S3 Open Dally 9 A. M. to » P. H. homelike atmosphere. ' ward off the crushing blow* of the Evil One? In on* person BEAUTY SALON Closed all day • Cooper's Tourist # only is the way to Eternal life- VIOLA MITCHELL. Prop Christ! Let th* sword of the . FASHIONETTA BEAUTY BAR IFarncrt* WHS ***-«*• 8>»» * 239 N. 17th St. CL. 3-5113 IDA MAB.8MITH OpeVator. Word conquer for you! L LONG ST. CA. irermnrlT Witt J Commons. O. C* as plet* Beaaty Servle* <~~^ JAMES COOPER, Mgr. "He that hath an ear. let him r*i*o*« 8«*

^mTm^Z^T^^jSSeiStS^SISSC l^ikmmlilJ^StMMm &KC. 2-JPAGE 12 THK OHIO SlvNTiNEL JATURPAY, KOVEMBBR 34, 1900 THE OHIO SENTINEL t __r__6M--MMHMr«4< mw*9»* tCOI.iM-tUS CLUB SCRIPTS r'l'NEI.AI DIK-ICIOKY RELIGIOUS CHAT MRS. D. A WHITTAKER By INEZ ALEXANDER AND SONS. INC City Federation Of Clubs Will Receive More Columbus Groups FUNERAL HOME 720 E Long St HE GIBEONIT.ES ... CL. 8-9549 T When the wicked people of Canaan heard of the Israelites' great power and conquests they gathered an army to fight against WILLIAMS St McNABB MORTUARY, INC Joshua and the Israelites. But God had promised to give Canaan FUNERAL HOME to the Israelite people and to help them to conquer their enemies. 618 E Long St. (So there was nothing they could do about that. No one can over­ CL. 8-9521 power God, But there are some individuals in the world who will . try it. People who have had enemies fighting them on all, sides ~CROSBY truly know what it means to have God on their side. I know my­ FUNERAL HOME self from experience.) 1072 E Lons SL The wicked Canaanitea had no power tb resist God's will. But CL. 2-1555 there were some who did not wish to fight with Israel. (We will always find some people on the other side, too.) They felt it would BROOKS do no good, and they'feared Joshua would kill them. These peo­ FUNERAL HOME INC ple were the Gibeonites. They felt their own weakness and God's 1108 E Long SL strength. They really wanted to be at peace with God's people, CL- 2*1411 but they did not seek for peace in the right way. (It is the same AN AME TRADITION ESTABLISHED IN 1880, today. We are not seeking peace in the right way with either our C D. WHITE St SONS when men of fifth Episcopal district presented a solid American brethren or our foreign brethren. We must put God FUNERAL HOME gold chiming watch to Bishop T. M. D. Ward, is contin­ first, and His law, not man and man made laws.) 1217 ML Vernon Ave. ued as Yvonne Walker, daughter of late Bishop D. Or­ • • • CL. 8-1514 monde Walker, presents heirloom to Bishop Frederick D. Jordan. Presentation waa made to Bishop Jordan, THE GIREONITES KNEW THAT JOSHUA WAS NOT com­ Che Above cut uei-dn newly assigned bishop of fifth Episcopal district, at close manded to fight with the people who lived far away. He was com­ Members Ot fhe CetamtMts niters' A*s's of Missouri conference held in St. Louis recently.—ANP manded to fight with those who lived in Canaan, So they were Photo. determined to deceive Joshua. (Oftentimes we are deceived too along somewhat tha same line by professed Christians, which - EXECUTIVE BOARD OF-CtTY FEDERATION OF Colored Women's Clubs met recently at home of Mrs. W. C. Anderson, 1482 Hildreth STAND UP, UK COUNTED Shower Honoree hurts deeply.) av., Columbus. At this meeting tentative plana were laid to receive more local groups into the federation. The City Federation, with the under­ Stand up and be counted In The Gibeonites went to the Israelites' camp at Gilgal*. It waa lying purpose of betterment of the community, waa one of several groups which recently solicited signatures on petitions requesting city cuunci the fight on TB. Buy and use Mrs. Lee Anna Lee was hon­ not far from them. They carried with them sacks ot mouldy to place under study sentences meted out to sex offenders. Seated from left: Mesdamest Margaret Peters, Yirgia Giles, Gertrude Hill, prcsi- ored with a baby shower by Christmas seals. bread, and torn shoes, and clothes. When they reached camp, dent; Edith Boyden, ae'eretary; Charlotte Ellis, Elsie Washington. Standing: Carrie Wilson, Am elia Prillerrnan, Cora Jordan White, Eatella Gothamettes at the horn* of JAMES BROWN they asked to speak to Joshua. Tyler, Anna Anderson. . ' -* SMITH'S BARBER SHOP Mrs. Helen Petty, 359 Bolivar Formerly Associated With av., Columbus, Sunday. They said, "We wish to make peace with you. We have come The Esquires Club aad ex­ ROBERT L. SHAW, president Mrs. Stocaton Thomas, Mr. and MRS. LORRAINE B. PEERT, Locke's 7-Chair Barber Shop UM Mt. Vernon Ave. a long way to see you." Mrs George Allen, Mr. and soror of Alpha Sigma Omega CL. --6-U Gufst.j included Mesdames Yee'rc Always Welcome citing new trends in hair col­ of 2nd Baptist senior choir, en­ Now Located At The Israelites answered, "Perhaps you are Canaanites, and Mrs, Andrew Anderson, Mr. and chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Complete Tonsorial Service Bessie Wofford, Ruby Mullins, oring will be featured at t h • tertained members and guests we must not make peace with them." annual coiffure extravagaasa Mrs. El va'Boone, Samuel G. sorority, announces that Sunday, Cooper's Barber Shop Washington Smith, Prop. Lenore Roberts and Barbara SECOND BAPTIST last Friday at his home, 1212 Rudolph Smith. Vera Tellver. King. The Gibeonites said, "No, we are not Canaanites. We come and dance presented Nov. at Franklin av. Following the re­ Jackson, Jr., Miss Mary Adams, Nov. 25. from 4 to 7 p.m., will !**« ML Vernon Ave. Col's. O.J CHURCH by Chapter No. 4 of Ohio Mrs. Alma Porter Terrell, Mrs. Barkers from a country fnr away. We have been traveling many days, and hearsal, the host served a tasty be the time for the inter-fratern­ are tired with our long journey. You see our dry bread, and our Ass'n ef Beauticians, at Club Gladys Taylor, Mrs. Doris al fellowship hour to unfold at DIFFERENCE LIES 1M H, I7tb St. repeat to Mrs. Charles F. Jenk­ IN PACKAGE LABEL old shoes, and garments. They were new when we began our Jour­ Cops. IMS'*, j Mt. Vernon av., Walker, Mrs. Elsie Ward, Mrs. Masonic Temple, Long sL and ins, A. Kclton Lawrence, James The golden color of quality ney, but now they are worn oat, because we have been so long oa Chercfc Sebeei: ff.U AM. Cetambus. Lydia O. Burkes, Mr. and Mrs. Miami av. Alpha Kappa Alpha OPEN FOR BUSINESS!! the road. When we were in our own country, we heard about you. • Morning Worship: te-tft A M T. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Hawkins, of Lancaster. macaroni results from the high- Ia am* mt their original rou­ will sponsor the affair which protein durum wheat flour or We were afraid you would destroy us also, so we have come to ask evening Worship: .43 P M Cleveland Lemons, Mr. and will be open to the general pub­ HE'S HAT SHOP C r. JENKINS * tines, the Eeaeires an all- semolina from which they are you to be at peace with us, and we will serve and obey-you." lic,,and an excellent way to en­ • • • Minister male model group—win dis­ 812 E. Long SL CL. 3-3515 made. A better indication that » Cohar-So-Rc's Giib tertain Thanksgiving weeke-***** (Formerly Young's) play the latest hi men's ap­ you're getting these superior THEIR STOR V WAS UNTRUE BUT JOSHUA BELIEVED IT. parel as a special feature at guests. Hosts and hostesses of macaroni foods, however, is the . City BTU Expert Hat Service (No doubt we would have dune the same. Here Joshua made a i Warship and FeUewship the evening. Second feature Elects Officers the affair will be eorors and label on the package. If it reads great mistake. He did not ask God to tell him what he ought to * i Blocking- and Cleaning offers Ernestine Cansler, hair Char-So-Re's club of Columbus brothers from other Greek letter "Made from Duriim Semolina** do. We make mistakes when we do not put God in all our dealings. Oeerge Yeuag, Expert Batter stylist, presenting dramatic elected officers at its last regu­ organizations of Columbus. Mra. or "Made from Durum Wheat," I have experienced that, too.) new treads in hair coloring. Observes Peery Is chairman of thf inter- • Associate you can be sure that both cook­ CALDWELL TEMPLE lar meeting. So Joshua did make peace with the Gibeonites and promised fraternal fellowship hour. Mra. Sydmey Lee. Preprieter ing quality and flavor will be i B4 E. Long IL Other models include Alma Serving for the new yeer will not to destroy them. (But God intends that people striving towards 1 Lydia Burke hi besileua of tha tops. Church School-** 30 A. M.; be Mesdames and Misses Ger­ righteousness must stay a distance from their enemies. We must Morning Worship—11 A ML; Lee Jenkins, Maxine Strong, 'Coming sorority. pray for them and let God handle our enemies in His own way.) Christian Endeavor — 0:90 Joan Wosds, Jeaa Carry, aldine Muse, president; Mattie The Gibeonites were pleased, and went home. A few days P. M ; Evening Worship — I Mary Geelsby, Evelya ElUs, Hill, vice president; Roseann • • • P M.; Midweek Praise - Columbus City wide BTU has la Columbus .. later the Israelites heard these people with whom they had made Betty Dersey, Deris Saunders, Ha annual homecoming service Brown, secretary; Ella Skelton, CHRISTMAS FEATURES • —I- peace were Canaanites. Then-the Israelites were vexed and-angry Wednesday, I P. la. Cerfeella Harris, Detoris--Ed­ rtte Capital Cltye Temple et Sunday, Nov. 25. 3:30 p.m., at corresponding secretary; Irean far Clab Scripts t-M-M be too. wards. Carol Simmons. Eseh Madden, treasurer*. Ernestine mailed to EaaKe Weed, Weaa- **Men of Diatinetiem BAITS EfMi Matbedlsm Trinity Baptist. Mra. Joan My­ They said. "What shall we do? We ought to kill them, but we J. DALLA8 JENKINS model wttl repiesent bait styl ers Baldwin will speak from the Wilson, social chairman; Kath­ esre Editor, The Ohio ScatJael, BARBER SHOP . have made a -promise. We must keep it." MlnUter lag from member shops ot subject, ''Victory.** leen Bell, sick committee chair­ PO ata, CelambM I, av tele- F. then be placed in the silent world rockin' the blues. You dig! back numbers; ask" assistants to • Furnitur.* • Drugk WARMED OVER COLUMN NOTES — BUI (Deacon) Carter, 'TOPS IN ENTERTAINMENT' help you with the various maga • Clothin« • TV ' onetime tray man at Cliff Jones' Waitersjuid Bellman's Club, back from Miami, Fla., only a few weeks, is now a patient at Mt. Car- zine indexes. USE GOLD'S * IBERAL mel hospital. (Urn. 033). Oldtime chums of the "Deacon," Paul NOW PLAYING CREDIT PLAN! Cummings in particular, are urged to write or visit him. He is An$ it costs no more than ordinary winterizing services! VOLUNTEERS STILL the brother of George Carter, the NAA machinist, . , "Personality RECORD SHATTERING CAN USE SALVAGE NO PARKING PROBLEM Gal" Bernice Hampton, the Litchford daytime bar manager, The Volunteers of America See Ohio's should be awarded wings, from all the air flights she.is making TH BIG still have a need for salvageable between Columbus and Detroit . . . Jovial Ben Caldwell, at the Most Unusual Store Novelty Food Bar. says he's going to buy me a baseball glove for 5WEEK furniture among families in the Columbus area. Xmas—to catch that check that bounced. He also added that he The housewife's discard i has already bought himself a baseball bat just in case I should at PEYTON'S GOLD'S bring anymore rubberized slips in . . . One angry column reader, Columbus is put to work in RUSTY DEPARTMENT who was the subject of a gossip item a few weeks ago, was heard n\any ways by the Volunteers. DRUG STORE to say: "That Eddie Jay, he always starts his column with s A telephone call to Ca. 4-5665 .or - lf.1 Ml. VERNON At/tv. I ONG .**• CHAM clean sheet of paper and a dirty mind." COLUMBUS Ca. 4-8650 will bring a truck to A GLIMPSE HERE, A GLANCE THERE-."Bnbble«" Holto- BRYANT the donor's door. SERVICL (_llJo) STATIONS way, LVA manager, taking advantage of Greene's "going outta With His Dot Recording biz'' sale by buying himself a new wardrobe .,. . The superb talent SMASH Will Band And Vocalark in Champion Jr. Hi's annual amateur show last Thursday and NOW PLAYING Quick Confidential loan Friday nights . . . Interior decorator Paul Greene anticipating Featuring . . . 4 • STATIONS 10 SERVE YOU • 4 opening elaborate studios on the Eastside to service bis many (TH BIG WEEK ! ! HENRY MARR. Swing Organist: WARREN ON FURNITURE. AUTOS AND clients . . . Overheard m the Downbeat Room: "That gny lives en STEPHENS, Guitar; "MITCH" ROBINSON. MOTORCYCLES the wrong side of a one track mind" . . . Extremely popular, Jhn AL BUMPERS' Drums ... and SPOTLIGHTING . . . Vocalist W* DOTMISI Schafer, Jr., new county recorder, called in to extend sincere Whether you're mak­ • Change your motor oil to a winter-grade of any Sohio motor oil. thanks to his many sypporter*. A darn nice gesture. Jim. "MISS NANCY WILSON' ing a better home for ONE TYPEWRITER TO TRADE FOR A "GIT-TAR"—Elvis • Change your transmission and differential to a Sohio winter-grade gear yourself or straight­ and RCA-Victor tore up their otd contract calling for a five per­ FOUR lubricant (Automatic Uansmission change not required.) ening your financial cent royalty on his records. The new deal guarantees "The Side- C 1 affairs. you'U find a bums" a lousy grand a week for the next 20 years. You ain't nut- • lost your battery to make sure you're protected against battery failure. loan from FRIED­ tin' but a hound dog. Elvis—but, a smart'on, tho . . Nice work MAN FINANCE CO. SHARPS • Protect yon against fuel line freeee-up with a can of Sohio Frostex. and they got it; Former sugar singer Hilda Hoh-ttger is employ­ helps do it better. ed at Summers & Sons music store and former dancer-song writer CLUB VOU OIT THISI You'll find our ser­ Ginger Mayo sells records for Eitel's at Mt,.Vernon and 17lh . . . HEAR THEM NITEtY A guarantee in writing that your car's motor will start all winter (SOHIO) vice friendly and hi Nightlifer Page Graham makes more moves than a checker play- 502 complete privacy. 9 P. M. - 2:30 A. M, long or Sohio will pay your garage storting bill Just come in or phone .« -. Now his quick trjps to Cleveland. Page describes his Cleve­ Mr. Turner. land biz with hand gestures and a gleam in bis eyes , . . This will Visit Our Origiaal Stage Bar probably upset some of the teenagers who think TV star Bob Cum­ Aad b.tMn_t« Cocktail Uunge 841 E. Long SL CL. 8-14*40 1493 E. Long St. CL. 2-0171 mings is a dr-ean.boat.-but handS-rsse, smooth talking and wolfish | LIQUOR * SEER - WINE T77 ML Vernon Ave. CL. 2-0351 FOR RESERVATIONS 822 St. Clair Ave. CL. 8-8118 FRIEDMAN FINANCE (0. Bob Ts $2 years old. Semi! '.il 2.-30 A. W. t»7 Mt Vernon Are. CL. 3-55W AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE—Until next columntime re** 502 ST. CLAIR AYL CALL CL. 2-OS6* member that Eddie Jay says: '*So, yen don't have te be smart | m to amount to anything In this world—you can always Inherit it!" Visit Our New Food Bar p*pyeawm%»m*Hmi **\* mill) ^ . ,..*-_.. - - • -'^'.^'II 7iffi*it|i». rWJsT-aTBi

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ELBOW ROOM TURNER'S HELEN'S FOOD SHOP WHISKEY Now available for rental on RESTAURANT In Person Show' Booked For Dayton "Feed To Csrry Oat" •ingle meeting, weekly or Specializing In Chicken, Barbecue, Fish «nd Southern Dinners monthly basis to small social 45XH E. Long SL HOW SERVED 5* Beer ,- Wine - Whiskey Daily Early Till Very Late clubs, civic and fraternal 109 CLEVELAND AVE. HELEN JONES. Prep.. CA 4-4VH7 at Ihe groups. Will accommodate 25 ROME COOKED FOODS comfortably. m CA MM art Call CLearbrook 0-7765 for PRESENTS FOR YOUR ATCHESON CAFE further information and to ENTERTAINMENT make reservations. PLEASURE (FORMERLY ELBOW ROOM MICKEY'S GRILL CHESTERFIELD CLUB) 425 W GOODALE 8T. "THE IAMT I'M Atchesea SL CL. 2-02M (CLUB REGAL) Columbia. O. Beer - Wine - Food Tit E. Long SL Col's. O. Beer, Wine, Whiskey (dome Cooked Foods CLEVELAND ,VK SPECIALIZE IN Look Who's Here I It's "Jitney Roy" ... At RED inn emu FINAL RITES FOR UNA MAE CARLISLE, Xenia LYONS THE PIT native who scaled the heights of stardom as singer-com­ S3? N. 20TH 5T. Columbus, O. New Management poser, were conducted at JameRtown, O., last Saturday. OMAN mo MUSIC St DANCING Chicken - Fish - Barbecue Our Specialties PYTHIAN GRILL She died of cancer in N,York City. ELLA JOHNSON CLYDE McPHATTER Self Serve and Carryout NIGHTLY Open 24 Hours Daily 860 Mt. Vernon Ave. DAYTON. - A stellar lineup and Spencer's Jewelry store, 139 S. Main sL Yours Truly — "Jitney" Roy Langdon Beer — Wine — Food ot the most sought after names TOES, thru SUN. Hrs 8 A M 'til.l A M. Jeter, Of Ork in the entertainment field make POPULAR PRICES up the "Biggest In Person Show ot '56," booked for a two per­ SPECIAL TREAT ON BURKES PLACE Renown, Wins formance run at new Memorial MADAM DONNA THANKSGIVING TREAT 195? NOItl'll 1th ST. hall Monday, Nov. 26, Tells what you wast to know. Doesa't ask questions, tells et •^g__ Torch Club Columbus. O. This Elwood Parsons attract­ lave snd marriage, courtship and business. Come today! Plan Now To Visit Our European Trip Tomorrow may be tea late! Satisfaction guaranteed. Solves 041 MT. VERNON AVE. COLUMBUS. OHIO WHISKEY ion spotlights such big names as BEER • WINE • LIQUORS financial problems. Singles - Doubles MORE AMUSEMENT Hours 9 A. M. Till 9 P. M. Daily aad Sunday MATINS SHOW '•Specialising In Italian Spaghetti and Pitsa" BEER, WINE. FOOD NEWS ON PAGE 15 562 E. MAIN ST. Columbus. O. After The Ohio-Michigan Game CARRYOUT SERVICE Shirley and Lee, EUa Johnson, Open Daily 6 A. M. - -:3s A, M. Clyde McPhatter, Frankie Ly­ VILLAGE TAVERN mon and the Teenagers and the mm 1-219 MT. VEKNON A VS. Platters. « CHICKEN • SEA FOODS © STEAKS • CHOPS Columbuv O. JJLT0DM_ COCKTAILS © WHISKEY O BEER "Jolly" Rogers, disc jockey Serving the People in and for WONE-Radio, Dayton, will Around Poindexter Village W-WWB STQfty Of TEDOCMS * REVDLT! PYTHIAN THEATRE SEER, WINS GOOD FOOD appear as guest disc jockey. Open 1AM. Close 1 P. M The Clovers, Chuck Berry, the *M MT. V I -I" NON W i CHESTEB E. WHITE. Opr. Flairs and Buddy Johnson's big MMWATAJ band are also included in the star studded package. Wad. Thru SaL Nov. 21-24 Continuous Thurs. From 2 P. |f* FLSE REPt'TATlOh Tickets are available at Lor­ itts funeral home, 638 W. 5th St.. 1 2 klKm KUN PIC tUKES A 8EBYICT ....--.-^* ••••... • .-i ••.—•••-i ..*, ,,.m,mm..mm.mm,mm Exciting, Exotic Diana Dors ENGllSH-STIr|.Lnf|.^,f,.r^-, I* 736 E. LONG ST. at HAMILTON AVE. BISTER ROSETTA THARPE UltrlfX AMUSEMENT ED Eddie "BLONDE SINNER" JAMES JETER VISITS ROBERT Q. LEWIS TWIN BOP Rock 'n' Sock Show! 'tap. Colston's' N. York listening Plus John Erickson la I ••POPS'* Aixisoi^ Sister Rosetta Tharpe, one of post forwards info that Mer­ **§_» E. Long St. CL. ST. LOUIS. — James Jeter, the leading exponents of Gospel "THE CRUEL TOWER" The Ohio Association of Beauticians — Chapter 4 cer Ellington, who has tried former member of the famed •jafttin.-nt' singing, is guest of the comed­ his hand at the band leading Jeter-Pillars orchestra and vet­ SUNDAY FOR I WEEK NOV. 2S-DEC. 1 Presents ian-host of CBS-Radio's "Robert business a couple ot times eran A n h e u s e r-Busch, Inc., QUALITY FOOD SHOP Q. Lewis Show" Monday, Nov. _ •Mtfl'ST *•**•** gg ANNUAL himself, has emerged in a salesman, has won an expense No. 1 & 2 26, 8-9 p.m. 1ST COLUMBUS brand new role—managing his paid 12 day trip for two to Ba­ •5*s_fsesa CSS Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. 2-0590 , Fried Chici.i'o dad's 'aggregation. Said dad varia, France and England In SHOWING • COIFFURE EXTRAVAGANZA the company's two month Busch ,-*«r**^i« *f! Prop. J AS. ANTHONY would, of course, be incom­ AND DANCE parable Duko Ellington. bavarian sale9 contest that clos­ Hrs. II A M. 1 A M. ed Oct. 31, it was announced The Best In Bar-B-Q. Calli. THE TROLLEY * At fhe Monday. GOOD FOOD 815 ML Vernoa Ave. Prepared In Rome Style 'Biggest Show' Jeter captured the top prize Its the Grmtestl in the beer branch phase of the Opea 24 Hours Daily COPA Club-1048. Mt. Vernon contest, competing with 21 other salesmen in Anheuser-Busch's Delicious Coney Islands* CHARLIES BAR Plays Dayton and Chill Stop At rhe Chi-Cbl Sign St. Louis city sales department COPA CLUS and the company's Kansas City Thurs.Nov.29-9P.M.?A. M. > Beer-Wine—Liquor beer branch. EVE JONES. Mgr. 1048' 2 MT. VERNON AVE. - DONATION^ 1.50 Good Food DaUy A Sun": 7 A. M.-l A M Identical "top prizes are to go Lucille A Charlie Jordan. to Busch Bavarian driver-sales­ Props. men who competed against each 719 Harrison Ave. nth -r on a statewide basis in HELD OVER! 2ND BIG WEEK! TdO10USi E OF Missouri, Illinois and Kansas. BELL SOLILID COMFORT Musical Entertainment VIENNA PHILHARMONIC RADIO & TELEVISION 116 r Nightly IN COLUMBUS CONCERT Southern Tea' 1068 MT. VERNON AVE Always a surprise package la Andre Cluytens will conduct (1 Door Eatt of oar beautiful Corner Cocktail Room the Vienna Philharmonic orches­ Cameo Theatre) ROCK V ROLL Lounge tor year evening's tra in its Columbus concert, eajoyrneoL M..I Ye«rr Frt.nd. Her. Saturday, Nov. 24, in Veterans [-J "Since I Met Yea Baby" Chicken Dinners Every Memorial auditorium. —Ivory Joe Hunter FLOOR SHOW Cantonese Family Dinners Sunday Home Fried Pies r 1 "Oae Kiss Led To The concert of the Vienna SEEl HEAR! ENJOYI Served At All Hours We 618 E. LONG ST. Another"—The Coasters . Philharmonic is the second of Freshly Prepare Any Order Home Cooked Ptea J (-) "Smooth Operator" THE SENSATIONAL BUDDY JOHNSON four which are being sponsored To Take Out. Operated by Plate Lunches, —Ruth Brown this season by the Symphony ri "Jnaafrf*"—Chuck Wtflis Dong Sang Yee and Louie Bo DAYTON. — The "Biggest In Sandwiches Club of Central Ohio. f-j '-I'll. Be Sptanlng" Poy Person Show of 1956," featuring LIONEL HAMPTON Tickets for the Thanksgiving —Jo" rjiie A Joe FIVE HEARTS the Platters and Frankie Lymon weekend event are on sale at f-J "I Put A Spell On Yoa" Cantonese and his Teenagers, will play Heatan's, 50 N. High st., and —Screamin' Jay Hawkins • PLUS • EXTRA ADDED • PLUS • SARA VAUOHAR Room Jade Room Ming Koom I Dayton's new Memorial hall Zcisler's, Lane Av. Shopping rn "Suffering With The Monday, Nov. 26. Center. Blues"—Little Willie John Now available to Will accommo- Seating f o r 50 (-] "On My Word Of Honor" «AT KIRC CftlE . social clubs and date parties up persons in corn- With WONE-Radio disc jockey JIMMY ALLEN & HIS ORCHESTRA -*B B. King NO DOOR CHARGE UNTIL 9 P. M. private parties, to 100 persons, plete privacy foi "Jolly" Rogers as emcee, the •ONE SHOT* APPEARANCE [-J "That's The Way lt Gees" COUNT BASfE ' Complete Chin- Call CL. 2-0512 clubs and small j show will also spotlight Clyde STRETCHES TO t TEARS —The Harptones ese cuisine. for reservations, parties. McPhatter. the Clovers, Chuck Q "Why Can't You Baby?" HAIL AVAILABLE FOR RENTAL Eddie (Rochester) Anderson, Berry, Ella Johnson, Shirley —Otis Rush 15 ALL STAR ATTRACTIONS 15 stage valet and chauffeur to and Lee, Shirley Gunther and jDpen DaUy 4:30 P. M. Til 2:30 A. M. Tues. Thru Sua the Flairs. Jack Benny on CBS-Radio's COMPLETE LINE OF PLUS PAT CARROL IN "Jack Benny Show," was hired RECORDS, TELEVISION "It's So Much Xore Fun To Be MACON HOTEL Buddy Johnson and his orches­ "SECRET SCANDAL" for one performance on the pro­ A RADIOS At The Copa Club" tra will play. gram on Easter Sunday, 1937, Of A Hometown Girl AMERICAN and CHINESE RESIAURAHT Tickets for tho show are Snd created an immediate sen­ CL 2-7181 FOR RESERVATIONS CALL CLEARBROOK 2-1OT5 The) story of a girl in trouble 366-368 N. 20TH ST. COLUMBUS. O FREE PARKING IN REAR VuyrtUrddfS available now at Spencer's Jew­ sation. After his second spot oa Sales and Service "**•> elry store and Loritts funeral the show he was signed per­ ADMISSION ONLY 25 A 60c Opea DaV.lv 11 30 AM To 4 A M. Igtqucr &ee/6^vV*na c-manently. ,... :, • . . . ••«-, •-•^•/•: •--- -'••'

SATURDAY. NOySMBBR 24i 1958 8ATURDAY, XQVEIvEBgR *24; *105« TllEOHinSfcNTtNUL { Xtxic, .il •••: PAGE 10 THE OHIO SENTINEL •iilll.UU't'liiijrtU ••«' »>M»r«-*ii-*«»«.«»»*»t«M*»track and field events, women's track and field, boxing and t ips^the scales at 208, He is one of the linemen responsi­ Open SaL * Maa. 9 to 9 218 E. TOWN ST. SNACKBAR ol AMERICA Sales, Appraisals A Property Management McCOWN'S PINE MOM BAB & LOUNGE basketball. For the first time in eight years former Olympic ble tfor Fam-U holding opponents to a meagre 45 points William C. Culpepper, President champion John Davis will be absent from the weight lifting team. in susgames. 92* ML Verne* Ave. Mr. Siegler Cireleville. Ohio 883 E. Long St. CL. t-tm 783-7$** ML Vernon Ave. Cat's, O. Here are the names of some of the stars to watch for fa the track CL. tans J. J. McCown, Prop. and field battle: x After The Game— Char lie.Dumas, Vern Wilson and Phil Reavis in the high jump, Lucius E. Lee's "As 1 See WE HAVE THE CAR ftU WANT COMMERCIAL Then The Good Luck, Ohio State I Ira Murchinson in the 100 meters, Andy Standfield in the 200 me­ It," every week on the edi­ JACK FROST, UK. FEATHERSTONE MARKET ters, Lou Jones and Charlie Jenkins in the 400 meters, Arnold torial page, is another award CLEANERS TORCH CLUB Excavating Mr. A Mrs. Featherstorte, Prop's Sowell in the 800 meters, Ted Wheeler and Jerome Walters in the GROSSMAN PAPER N. lftth SL CL. winning Sentinel feature. mm 500 KIM •3* E. Long St. MI ML Vernon Ave. St**} Leonard Avs. 1500 meters and Charlie Jones in the steeplechase. TO LATEST MODELS CL. 2isn Col's, O. STOCK (0. CL. MM4 . * BEAT MICHIGAN Lee Calhoun in the 110 meters high hurdles, Josh Culbreath in the 400 meters hurdles, Ken Bantum in the shotput. George Shaw Fords, Plyms., Che vs., Pont*., Mercs., Olds., Buicks Arnold Grossman The Place To Dins After The Game and Bill Sharpe in the hop, step and jump, Greg Bell and John Pass. Wagon $1495 *56 FORD Thunderbird Convt. M FORD Country Squire 9- top. RAIL Fordo. HARRIS BODY SHOP COLUMBIA Bcnnent in the broad jump, Ira .Davis, hop, step and jump; Rafer "Good Luck, Team" •» FORD Custom V-8 2-Dr. Power steer...... 1 General Body & Fender Repair — Painting NOVELTY FOOD BAB Johnson and Milt Campbell in the decathlon, Leamon King on the AtWOW R&H. Like new $1395 *5_ FORD 2-Dr. New All Work Guaranteed POOLROOM spring relay team. *m •• •> '59 FORDCustom V 8 2-Dr. paint Rear 91 Hamilton Ave. CA 4-42S9 Distinctive Food Service Around Tha Clock GUY-BIN 741 E. Long St. CA. 14*52 Carl Cain, Bill Russell and K. C. Jones In basketball, Joe Shaw Shirtn and TUa RAH ..-. $1795 '53 PLYM Suburban Sta. tt» Mt. Vernon Ave. and Jim Boyd in boxing. •53 PONT. Convert. RAH. - Wag. . .. \ $995 Franklin County Engineer Ed Price. Prop. Hydramatic Sharp . $1995 •fi PLYM Sublu*b_u Sta. FRIEDMAN FINANCE (0. Best Wishes From On the ladies' track and field team are Mae Fagg and Isabel Ed Bailey *56 FOW^-Vict." RAH. Wag. ' y $795 "GOOD LUCK TEAM" Members Of BIG BEAR Daniels, sprints; Mildred McDaniels, high jump; Margaret Mat­ •Tk* Ultl* r_u* ia in W*_» Oniy $1995 *51 CHRYS. Windsor Hardtop Loans On Motorcycles. Autos, Furniture * ft. HIGH ST. A Appliances *53 FORD Convt. RAH. R&H. Auto, trans *_92-* hews and Willie White, broad Jump; Earlene Brown, shotput and C*WM-M CM* 5*7 Mt Vernon Ave. CL. 3 5523 HILL RADIO-TV & ELECTRIC SERVICE LVA CLUB MARKETS discus. Fordo $990 *55 FORD Convert. R&H. -frrtfe *» 87J Mt. Vernoa Ave. 1» N. Monroe Ave. Wayne Brown*. President Many Other Bargains To Choose From . at Long T19 ft. Goedals SL Columb-s, Okie A. W. BURNS & SONS BEST WISHES, OHIO STATE NEW FORD HOIU NO. 2 CAPITAL DETECTIVE CONSTRUCTION CO. SUIiV'S PLAZA HOTEL i, APEX 452j E. LONG ST. Tel. CA. 44)421 AGENCY Paving Contractors ORRIS A. MAYS REAL ESTATE Columbus. O. 999 |E. Long St. We Do Our Own Financing - 125-(ar Selection Offices In Columbus A Jackson,' O. Experts In Buying, Selling _• Property Management LOAN OFFICE RECREATION PARLOR Transient aad ___MnaL«ot Guests Welcome Mala Offices—!?*! Woodland Ave. CL. £-7*21$ 431 Mt. Vernon Ave, CI.. i-lbTA CA. 4-MSS 1M**B ML Vernon Ave Frank Drungold, Prop. Ford Hotel No. 1 Still Operated at 179 North Sib SL • eeoat*9wm**e>eei CL. t-aaat 758-740 E. Lang SL SIRS B H. FORD. Proprietress ., CA. 1-2589 fOLUMBl v 6

inn i IT ••mi i mn _Hiiir.iii.Hrfc -T- i**l i * » t : A o 770 W. Broad Open 'til 10 (A. 8-3528 lU.iau w »r ,rir HP WtrriiNteji'ii ' ' " ' ' '."*' ** ' |W| *m*1*1f*1*mfm ^»..*»T**,__V*»ij-*>i*-**i** **•******• * mjmm'iadm a.inrja mnrh|i SATURDAY. NOVT-MBHR 24, lMf PAGE1» iik< THE OHIO.SENTINEL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24. tSSS THE OHIO SI-STLV»L PAG* l/ II n II • »———____—___, iii, pa—_—_—«—————_—.———__— The following boys are play­ Blossom fill ers who will tie on the varsity squad: Melvin NoweU, Howard May Aflrad 50JOO Brooks, Bernard Cherry and Jed TALLAHASSEE. Fla- Flori­ SA'S Rood. All are juniors and plsy- da A—M university Rattlers ed *bn last "tar'a reserve squad, meet Tennessee* State university. Sandy Martin, a transfer from Timers in the 24th a n n u s 1 W. Virginia; Roger Penry, Rob­ Orange Rtossom classic Satur­ NGLES ert Brown and Edgar Cooke are day, Dec. 1. out for the first time this year. This long waited clash be­ AU are juniors, excerrt Penry, tween the two top Negro teams By Asa Feafhersfone who is a senior. in the nation will be played in Marcellus Wilson, last year's Miami's spacious Orange Bowl Columbus Jr. High scoring lead­ stadium and an expected crowd 5£~ er, is the only sophomore to of W.000 grid fans will pour IE TIME IS drawing near—the thumping of feet.and the swish­ make the squad. Wilson is mak­ through the tarnstiles to witness T ing of nets. It won't be long now before Columbus high school ing a strong bid for a starting this championship tilt. basketbaUers take over as the gridders near the season's end. position. This will be a complete rebuilding year for Columbu. East's JACKIE ROBINSON, Brook­ BUY MORE X-RAYS defending City League champs. -The Tigers have only one regu­ CONGRATULATIONS — Ta lyn Dodger baseball star, will Every five minutes contagious lar. Bernard Casey, a tremendous rebounder, back from last Ralph Webster, who retired as RALPH WEBSTER be awarded 1956 S p i n g a r n T3 strikes one American. Buy year's fine team and he graduates at midyear. Earl Murray and bead football coach at East High at the close of the 1S56 football medal at a N. York luncheon Christmas seals and buy more Dale Stewart, both seniors, are tho only substitutes from last season. Mr. Webster has heea coaching 26 years at East. His Dec. 8. Splngarn medal is pre­ Ire* X-rays. year's squad. •accessor will be Jack Moore , . . East High's cross country sented each year to Negro team became state champion for the third consecutive time this American for distinguished ALL-TIME RECORD year. Members of the team are noward Brooks, Charles Nrs- achievement. E. LANSING, Mich. — Michi­ bltt. Freddy Phillips. James Moeckel. Rob Rotledge, Eraser gan State's Ail-American quar­ Chnbbs, Ws*t Jamtsoa and Dwight Soils.' Tbe tatter is the only flKUp terback Earl Morrull in 1955 set sophomore member of fhe team. Hampton Cagers the all-time national collegiate • *. • record of 13.8 yurds average TOWN TALK—Chuck Comer, Columbus East's brilliant half­ . . . TIME gain on every pass attempt. back, led.the City League in scoring with 12 touchdowns and one Prep for 19S6 'p extra point for a total of 73 points. There's talk, that he will con­ tinue his football career at Michigan State . . . Otis Sharp, former HAMPTON; — Four letter- IS MY TIME HOI.liS SCORING RECORD men, including CapL Ed Amos, East High griddcr, played football with the Eastside Tigers this E. LANSING, Mich. — Julius 1955-56 AU-C1AA choice, have season. They played in the amateur middleweight league . . . FOR YOU I McCoy holds the career scoring returned tq the Hampton insti-, East opens its basketball season against North at Capital, Dec. 7. record in basketball at Michigan tute varsity basketball team, This will be a good chance for the Tigers to avenge their 1*1-7 loss Now ta the uoi te do that State with 1377 points m three and will be supported by t w o to North on the gridiron. remodeling . . . er rapslr Job seasons. veteran cagers, five freshmen you've heea ptaaatag. A ho who looked impressive in pre­ weO piaaaed I* a Jeb well season drills, and two of lsat done. Let aa esperteaeed Dave's A Whiz year's junior varsity players. contractor de It. We smaa- OXFORD.— Miami uinversity lalise ta remodeling, repair The Pirates, on the short end plaster, cement, stacee, car­ has played 36 games in the Mid­ of a 5-17 record during the pre­ pentry aad desifutag- Call # Gutterx American Conference and in vious season, are expected to # Hralinc — OaS Oil • CoSl Set Your for estimates. that time has won 32, losing have their best team since the Storm Wind"**- a I»0'T- 1953-64 squad won 1*7 games and three and tying one. Own Time WIUIAM BEL Aluminum Awninr*. advanced to the semi-fInula of :*;pRA PURCHASE "TERM'S the conference championship For He to GEN.RAI CONTRACTOR M-Hour Service KEEP BUYING SEALS tournament, according to Head Fifty years ot Christmas seals Coach Ben Whaley. lit PENNSYLVANIA AVE BRUCE JOHNSON . . . but contagious TB is still JM Leading from tha outset of Estimate CApital I 198* 1*7 V 22nd St. * CL. 3-1216 our biggest public health enemy. • the 1955-56 campaign, Amos cop­ Keep buying Christmas seals. j| ped CIA A scoring honors'with a 34." point per game* average. Not only did he score, but ihe

<•: Baltimore lad was the team's leading rebounder with a 12.7 THERE Will NEVER BE A SUBSTITUTE FOR A HONE OF YOUR OWN average per game. - PLAYING WITH Atlantic Amphibious Force Gator 'Graduate' To Big 10 FsptbaJI team at Norfolk, J*a., ia end Rufus R. H. Handsome, OXFORD, — Ora Paraeghian, Buying a Home Is naval seaman apprentice, of who took, over bead coaching Younfit o'w n. Tbe Gators football duties at Northwestern Wound up last year's season university this year, is the sec­ as contestants* in the Shrimp ond consecutive co**Khing con­ •*c*.. - «*»... Bowl game, pitted against aa tribution to the Big Ten made Serious Business. . r^_****\_ **-. by Miami university in four army team from FL Hood. years. Parseghian succeeded When the [buyer of a home sits down and ffi EK Tex • Woody -Hayes at Miami in 1951 plans to seek a liome for living in or for in­ fjas- . Sa when Hayes went to Ohio State. vestment purposes he is confronted "by many Alt-rime Record problems . . . location . . . type of construc­ tion . . . floor plan , . , condition . . . current OXFORD. — Miami univer­ ROGERS' market value . . . etc. These problems can sity's 1953 football team estab­ 6a lished an all-time school record SERVICE STATION best be solved through buying with the help that year by piling up Ml of an experienced REALTIST. MS CLEVELAND AVE. points to its opponents* 25. ••:. • (Corner of Buchingpam) A REALTIST is organized to give better Tbe advertisers listed below are mem­ CeHueens, O. service, including the latest information per­ bers of THE COLU.MBUS ASSOCIA­ LONGEST TD RUN. ... taining to GI Loans and changes in FHA TION OF REAL ESTATE BROKERS. E. LANSING, Mich. — Tha SWITCH TO BORON! Loans procedures. The REALTIST has a gov­ affiliated with the* Ohio Association of longest touchdown run in Clar­ erning body which Insures the buyer and ence Teaks' brilliant three year Prop. 1ULICS ROGERS Real Estate Brokers and National Asso­ Michigan SUte career—95 yard* seller against fraudulent' dealings. The ciation of Real Estate Brokers. Wherever you see Mgr.. Elisabeth Rogers REALTIST understands your problem and in the 1W6 Notre Dame game- qualifies best to seek out the home or invest­ this symbol, feel confident to buy or sell ... Always was nullified by a penalty. ment property that will suit you. deal with a REALTIST. • , tUthway at Ferg-ueon BE SURE YOU CONSULT A REMUS* WHEN BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE BOOKING * FUKNACt WOK* Orris A. Mays Real Estate Hillman Real Estate Hattie Redmond Realty Co. STS Mt VOTN An. Experts, in Buying. Selling A Cetambas Date KRANTZ BREWING CORP. • F1NDLAY, OHIO Property Management Commercial, Residential Sales A 255 S. Highland Are. BR. *-*W37 CL. 2-UH • Ol ML Vernon Are. CA. 4-*4>J Service 1MI E. 1 ant St. CI. sim Culpepper Realty. Ammon C*. Brawn & Co. Sales, Appraisals A Property MS- Har-Vare Are. CL. SUM Full Insurance Coverage THE DEER DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Management KRESKE tas K. tons St. CL. J-63SS PLUMBING CO. •fWC*A*-tal S-1247 I. Alma Taylor - RealtUt Ml •&. Mala tM- BIRD & SON 96 Maple Stmt, Colrusbai Straughtrr Real Estate L. J. Faulkner Realty Co. Catsmbas. O "First in Quality and Service" l«-t Pembroke Ave. CL. Z-4222 RessAriag sad Beatodriiac AUTO UUNDRY 718 E. Long St. CL. t-ttU S» E. tun* St. CL. g-Wt RES: BE. t-l»ttt Plck-Cp An* Delivery OFKIt-fK: CA SUM W Oerelaaa Ave. CA, •«•*• Don't Forget ToSay, 'I SAW IT IN THE SENTINil* »*v«<«*>L-- •*_, .-._»• .m _i • uli>.*eft"*wtr^-*«Wr»l

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, -tat.*' PAGE 14 THE OHIO SENTINEL _-- SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2*1, 19M THE OHIO SENftNEL 7 PAGE 18 lt'$ Easy To Place A Want Ad-Phone CL* 3-7416 Top Music Makers Skied LEGAL NOTICES LONG etc GRANT Classified Ad Helen Mae Fisher, whose last USED CLOTHING STORE In Week's Pythian Bill known address is 1949 N. Third We bay sad sell ladles sad PAPER'S SHOE STORE RATES st., Harrisburg, Pa., will take men's used etetkiag. Factory Returned Sample Shoes • Mwrt Army Worh "The Cruel Tower," starring Sinner." featuring Diana Dora notice that oa Nov. 2, 1959, Rob­ Cor. Loeg A Grant Shoes • Men's Dress Shoes • Women's A Children's John Crirson and Marl Blan­ in her first starring role. This Want Ad Readers. Per ert P. Fisher, Jr., filed his peti­ Columbus O. Shoes • Nurses Oxfords, $1.00 Up che rd, will he showing st Miles' blonde bombshell has been tabb­ Line — .35 tion in the Common Pleas Court Children's Cowboy Boots $1 to $1.48 pair # Pythian theatre, 993 Mt. Vernon ed in Hollywood as tho new of Franklin County, O., Division 529-531 N, 20th St.. Cor. Leonard Columbus. Ohio av., through Saturday, Nov, 94. Marilyn Monroe. (Count Five (5) Words of Domestic Relations in Cause Per Line) BEll COal tt. 1-5151 Performances ar e continuous • • • No. 89259, praying for a' divorce Cash or Budget—All W. Va. from 1:30 p.m. Thanksgiving BASIN STRI.FT* opens at MINIMUM CHARGE 75 from her on the grounds of gross Dorothy Son Blase t" $1345 day. the Pythian for a one week run Display Want Ads. Per neglect of duty. Said cause will Dorothy Sua Blase 9x3 $13.25 Companion film la ''Blonde Sunday, Nov, 29. Featured are loch $1.49 be for hearing on or after Dec. W. Va or Ky 6" Block $1325 three red hot baton wieldem, DEADLINES 22, 1956.—I.. P. Henderson, Atty. Obis 9" Lamp $11 25 COAL ON CREDIT "JUST THE-RIGHT TOUCH ... * are these new pomtx of sales displays, now Lionel Hampton and his band. 11-19, 17. 24, 12-1, 8. 15, 1959. Ohio Furnace Lamp 9x2 811 09 Readers: Wednesday Noon in use for Old Dutch beer in the Columbus area. New displays are part of intensive Domino Stan Count Basis and his orchestra Display: Toesday. S P. M. William Wilson, whose last 801 COAl U. 1-3151 3 - 9 MONTHS TO PAY Advertising campaign being waged by Krantx Brewing Co., Findlay, O., In behalf of and Amos Milbum's aggrega­ address is unknown, will take ha popular product. Campaign also includes schedule of display advertising in Tha tion. notice that oa Nov. 5, 1956, •Sentinel and return to television networks of "Old Dutch Revue." Saturdaya at 7 In RKO Film LEGAL NOTICES JoAnn Wilson filed her petition IAGE for FENCE BLUE STAR COAL CO. p. m. via WTVN-TV, Ch. 6. Above from left: Charles Butts, Krantx Brewing Co, Cbarlie Burriel, whose last in the Common Pleas Court of representative; Guy Hutchinson and Vincent Walters, salesman with Deer Distrib­ "Shake. Rattle and Rock." known address is 1409 Cratona Franklin County, O., Division CHAIN LINK AM 2-1131 AM 2-1134 uting Co., Columbus, distributor for Old Dutch.—Pierce Photo. starring Fats Domino, the coun­ Ave., Bronx 59, N. **., will take of Domestic Relations In Cause ALUMINUM try's top rock and roll artist. notice that oa OcL 18, 1959, No. 89289, praying for a divorce ORNAMENTAL open* at the RKO Grand theatre, in downtown Columbus, Viola Burriel filed her petition from him on the grounds of WOOD In the Common Pleas Ceart of gross neglect of duty. Said caase Wednesday, Nov. 21. Franklin County, O.. Division will be for hearing on or after ESTIMATES ERNIE'S AUTO SERVICE This musical comedy, produc­ of Domestic Relations la Cause Dec. 22, 1959.—L. P. Henderson* ' Complete Service Oa All (Hakes ot Cars ed by America n-Intemat'L No. 89059, praying for a divorce Atty., 11-19, 17, 24, 12-1. 9, 15, TIME 415 BUTTLES AVE. 1BEAB) | _ .. CA. 1*7118 brings to the screen the biggest from htm on the grounds of wil­ 1956. PAYMENTS Ernest W. Stewart, Prop. 18 Vears Prsctleal Experience array pf rock V roll artists ful absence for more than one Credit Arranged Throogb Certified Automobile Serviee ever assembled for a motion year last past, sad Is asking CARD OF THANKS picture. permanent custody of one minor The family of the late Miss Domino will sing such record­ rluld, Robert L. Barrtel, age t CATERING. Weddings, dinners, Dorothy HoSsoa wish to extend STOP AT ing hits as "I'm in Love years. Said cause will be for receptions. Hotel SL Clair, thanks and appreciation to WEtCH'S Again," "Ain't it * Shame," hearing on or after Dec. 1, 1939 JEFF'S POOL ROOM friends who have been so kind. CL. t-1191. and "Honey Chile." —Wm. A. Toler, Atty., 19-29, 27, 1219 Ml.VEKNON AVE. and especially to her Eastside MOIOR SALES Tha Choker Campbell band. 11-2, 19, 17. 24. 1959. Cotarahas, O. friends who showed so much Tommy Charles, Annita Ray, Quality Used Cars Cigars. Candies and tee Cold Sterling Holloway, R a y- kindness in the bereavement of Sort Drinks MACS Geneva Yaill, whose last All We Ask Is A Trial ' mond Hatton, Douglas Dum- known address Is 9311 Magnolia •or beloved daughter. C. JEFFKR80N. Prep. BODY -FENDER St. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Gentry .'. . You Be The Judge brille. Margaret Dumont and a Ave., Philadelphia, Pa., will PAINT SHOP group of teenage rock 'a* roll take notice that oa Oct. 24, 1959, ttaa Lockbotirnc HI. 4-9955 ROOMS FOR RENT 938 E. Gay SL • CL. 2S2S9 dancers are included in the cast. DIANA DORS James A. Yuill filed Ills petition Waller "Pee Wee"-Welch. BROOKS'AUTO Doe Mac Veer Body Man to the Common Pleas Court of ROOM for rent for men. In •»•• m ELFXTRIC SERVICE Franklin County, O., Division good location. CL. 8-8558. .rrop. Coiambus, O. of Domestic Relations, In Cause Repairing Generators, No, 89169, praying for a divorce ROOMS for rent with kitchen REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Regulators, Starters 499 S*. Washington Ave. as from her-on the grounds of privileges. 19 N. Monroe Ave. EDWARD P. ZIP* ROCK * ROLL SHQW CA 4-8954 94 Bear Serviee gross neglect of doty. Said ROOM FOR RENT. Furnished. We Buy, Sell And Bicycle fires sad Supplies 2 Big Performance*—Starting At 7 P. M. A 10 P. M. caase will be for bearing on or For single man. 446 N. Monroe Exchange Real Estate Sharpening ol Lswnmowers. Monday, November 26, 1956 after Dee. 8, 1956.—Wm. A. Are. CL. 8-1949. Scissors and Knives Toler, Atty.. 19-27, 11*3, 19, 17, CHARLES WORUSY READ ML THE ADS All Kinds a* Keys Made 24. 12-1, 1959. Blt>c«cs for Real PAYTON CHATEAU 111 N. 89th SL Columbus. O. CL. 8--J569 • 99 S. OHIO AVE CL. 3-1913 Colon* bes. O. Anna M. Carney, whose last ADD1E & JOSEPH 7$ HAMILTON PARK known address is 6293 Second BURKS USED CARS FOR SALE Ave., South, Birmingham, Ala., Private Parties - Club Rooms SIllNE PARLOR Popular "JOLLY" ROGERS wUl take notice that oa OcL 39. Social Functions Samuel D. Hooker DELUXE WONE DISC JOCKEY 1950, S/Sgt. Henry E. Carney Dinners • Luncheons Rest Estate filed his petition in tfie Common DYEING & SHININ-3 "HOLIDAY PARTIES" Sales - Maoagement Rentals 959 M I VERNON AVE. Gftesl Master Of Ceremonies Pleas Court of Franklin County, CASH Susan Payton Chris Payton 768 Mt Vernoa Ave Columbus, O. O., Division of Domestic Rela­ CApital 4-3592 CL. J-4331 Ws CL. 3-SSSI FOR YOUR CAR tions In Cause Ne. 86219. pray-. Or we will give you a car lor your equity and pay Ing for a divorce from her oa - AT the grounds of wilful absence of APTS. FOR RENT off tht balance due. more thi n one year last past. APT. FOR RENT. Two large SAM'S Said __aose will be for hearing rooms. Employed couple. CL. 10-DAY SHINE PARLOR en ot after Dee. 15. 19S6.--.Wm. 3-1799. SS8 N 89th 8L, Columbus, O Farber A. TV|er, Atty.. 11-3. 19, 17, 24, SPECIAL Prop. SAMUEL PENSON, Frankie LymdnV 12-1, 9. 1959. APARTMENTS FOR (839) (168) Is Back Again! Have Your vVhite Shoes Oyed 940 N. HIGH Lillie Mae Forte, whose last BACHELOR MEN & Ready Third ot Every Month address is unknown, will take WOMEN Send $5.99 by Western Union Motors. Inc. TEENAGER^ USED CARS FOR SALE AX-9-8622 AX-9-7470 *^9** r* notice that on OcL 22. 1959, Also Rooms For Rent Money Order with Year Charles T. Forte tiled his peti-j Name, Phone and City lion in the Common Pleas Ceart CA. 1-6208 r t of Franklin County, O., Division cideM PHATTER of Domestic Relations ta Caase HELP WANTED H. ROGERS No. 99142. praying for a divorc e SATISFACTION COUNTER HELP. Day snd Roberts Road from her ea the grounds of night shifts. Mast be experi­ \ TW CLOVER^ gross neglect of doty. Said cause HiUiards, Ohio UFETIME SERVICE GUARANTEE enced and have local refer­ will be for bearing oa or after Dec. 9. 1956.—Wm. II. Boroks, ences. Must apply In person. '67 TRADE-INS COMING IN FAST If! fCWk BERRY Atty.. 1027, 113. 19, 17, 21. 12-1. ISIS N. High SL. Coiambus. 1959. WARE HOUSEMAN. Between '53 PLYM. 2-Dr. Htr., 49 PACK. 4-Dr. R9cH. DOCTOR defroster, seat ages 12-25. Moat have driver's light beige fin. %\9* Mary Carry, whose last covers .. .*. 9575 license, sis* some knowledge 50 CHEV .2-Dr. De­ known address Is 4119 Delmar ol radio sad-television parts. ,'54 CHEV. Bel-Air 4-Dr. r \ Shirlcv^Ue Blvd., St. Louis. Mo., will take X-2K's P.G., radio, heater. luxe. P.G., radio. Apply In person to Buckeye • heater $275 notice that oa OcL 13, 19S9, Electronics, 24% E. Long SL, Sharp $1295 W-tl /*/. Woodrew Carry filed his peti­ Columbus. . FIGURE FOIBLES *54 CHEV. 2-Dr. Dark '55 GilEV. Bel-Air 2-Dr. tion in the Common Pleas Court ADDITION: green finish, heater, Radio, heater, P.G Of Franklin County, O.. Division TAKE TIME OUT FOR BEAU- defroster $795 Low mileage . $1593 220 192 of Domestic Relations la Cause TT. House wires aad mothers. '/