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/ ELK RULER WEAVER The tabulation of last Tuesday'* primary elec tion brought forth two big surprises. One wa* tho •mashing victory Sen. Estes* Kefauver s convention delegates scored over those pledged to former Sen. Robert J. Buckley, and the other tha extremely feeble showing Sen. Roscoe R. Walcuti made In hi* bid for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Unofficial reports gave Kefauver and Buckley 27 district delegates and ei*Cht at-large delegates for a total of 81 convention votes each. Among those stemming the crest of the surprising Ke fauver tidal wavo were two Negroes. Att'y Joseph Mr. Combs Bowman, an at-large delegate of Coiumbus and John O. Holly of Cleveland, an at-large alternate delegate. Besides Bowman and Holly, thc Democrats als0 elscted Charles V. Carr a Cleveland councilman, as a district alternate. While the Democrats were electing the three mentioned above, the Republicans were electing two Negro at-large alternates anu tw* district alternate delegates. The at-large position* went to Att'y William Lovelace of Cincinnati and Att'y John Pegg of Cleveland, and Att'y W. S. Lyman, of Columbus, and Dr. W. H. Hunter, of Cleveland, will serve as district alternates. The GOP delegates ar* pledged to Sen. Robert A. Taft. -while the Democrat* are divided be tween Sen. Kefauver and Robert J. Buckley. • OTHERS EQUALLY AS FORTUNATE *»« •>••*? i-rtAMK. SHEARER, president of Independent Bast, While Negro convention candidate* were extremely successful ^nXdtOOKOQri net, and Professional Ass'n, in the primary contest, many others were equally ^as fortunate in inspects ''chestometer" which (heir quest tor nomination on the state ballot. will be used during Eatttide Most outstanding among this group nominated were two Clove* chest X-ray program ia June. land Republicans, Lawrence O. Payne as a congrcssion*i candidate tn One of judges la X-ray •loga* tbe 21st district and Harry E. Davis as a candidate for a seat in th* contest. Shearer believoe tb* state Senate. Payne racked up a total of 11,264 vote? to his rival's • Wi-ani*, aiasa^ ^jy^ J^J^ holding, will help send the mor. S828 and Davis polled an amasing 78,035 votes for second place on a enry to the 6OOO mark. Colum. list of 12 candidates. °o* Tuberculosis Society aims SAUNDERS ALSO A WINNER On Page 2 *• X-ray 6O00 adults daring tha Also winning on the legislative ticket at Cleveland was William . Juno program. B. Saunders, who ran third in a 43 man contest to be tlit only Negro ft)r£-V&lLltR ivAFTtR nominated for the House in that city. l>' A«*i> OLYhArlt R£«*fNa Other successful* were Fredrick Bowers of Dayton and A, Bruce McClure, Cincinnati, both Republicans and members oi the present assembly, jvhile Edmund B. Paxton, Columbus; Arthur C. Elliott, Cincinnati, and Rupert Stokes, Toledo, were nominated tn the Demo cratic ".allot. MARY WHITFIELD, WIFE OF FAMED TRACK STAR Mal Ex-Con Knifes Southside C. Josef McLin, Sr., of Dayton, who sought nomination to the state Senate on the Democratic ticket, polled 4968 vetcj for last vin Whitfield, proved last week that she can pile up a laurel or two p'ace in a four man race. hortolf. Working la tbo 1952 Spring St. YMCA enrollment drive, Although Negro Democratic candidates were fairly successful in •he receifod a trophy for turning I. h|rbost amount of ca.b for aa individual worker and was crowned "enrollment qusen" a* a rOsnU Woman, Condition TaiV SL Mark's Wm Method Columbus, Toledo and Cincinnati, they dismally failed in Cleveland. •vhcre their party hasn't nominated a Negro for state office in re. •f her spoetaeuU, work in the drive, which went orer top la report cent times. : ing highest amount of cash .'. the branch', history. Sea complete Story On Page 2 Bas Long Mason Career ELATED OVER OTHER NOMINATIONS Story elsewhere i„ thi, aditloa. Of course it is natural for us to rejoice at the success of candi When the centennial eclebra. with his wife and daughter at 165 dates of our group, but we should also be elated at the nomination of tion of St. Mark's Lodge No. 7, N. Monroe av. many others who have demonstrated their friendliness toward due FAM (Prince Hall affiliation), is Otficr officers of St. Mark's problems. staged here Saturday, Sunday lodge are: Among this group pominated wore Rep. Lowell Fes* (IL, Yellow and Monday, May 17, 18, 19, Wiley E. Betes, SW* James Springs) for the state Senate from the 6th-6th district; Sen. Ross Was District Supt. Hue among the outstanding local Ma £. Mason, JW| Micbaei Wilson. Pepples (R., Lima), the 32nd district, and with no Democratic oppo f sons who will act as hosts to tht* SD; F. M. Chancellor, JD; sition he is assured of election next November. large group of visitors expected K. Kenneth Williamt. SS; WU. In the 35th district. Sen. Fred Danner (R., Akron) and Sen. Jo Is Charles A. Mcthou, worshipful liana B. Crawford, JS; E-t-erret seph Nutt, Jr. (R.), and Sen. Mark McElroy (D.), botn of the 25ta master of the lodge. White, secretary' J. O. Robin . istrict (Cleveland). Method, a longtime member of son, assistant secretary; C H. McDaniels. chaplain; Charles So as we scan the list of winners on the legislative ballot, it is the Masonic order, enjoys an ac indeed encouraging to find a sufficient number who heve supported tive association with the frater Pri tche tt, tyler, and C. B. METHOD FEPC proposals in the past to assure us of a Sizable block of liberals nal organisation. Deaa. marshal. who wih serve in both houses during the 100th general assembly. He was wade a master Mason e • e of SL Mark's lodge Ma. 7 in 1941 Turning to the results of the Republican gubernatorial contest and was elected worshipful mas in which Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati dealt a sound trouncing to ter of tbe lodge in December, Npskin's Store Chain Celebrates former Gov. Thomas J. Herbert and FEPC'a arch foe, Roscoe R. Wai. 1951. rutt, of Columbus, we find very little to review. Method is a past thrice ill us Like most Negroes, we were not nearly as much concerned with trious -Blaster of Herald Council 48fh Anniversary Beginning May 15 whether Taft or Herbert won the nomination, a* we were with Wai No. 3, RSM (Prince Hall affil cutt losing. And now that that happy feat haa been accomplished, iate), past high pries*, of Johnson This month Moskin's, store en dren, as well as nationally adver we can only say thanks to the electosate for a job well done. Chapter No. 3, RAM
PAGE 2 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1952 SATURDAY, MAY 31, 19152 THE OHIO SENTINEL PACE 3 'Market Day' Held! HNnflsnsaSaann Most Successful YMCA Dems' FEP Compromise ^Deal' At Felton School ^ Rumor Is Scored By Walter White Thrtlln ami excitement reigned J luted t« his immediate environ- for students af Felton Klemen-' ment,** N. YORK.—A compromise on a compulsory FEPC in the Democratic party plat Drive In History Ends form will cause "widespread repercussions among Negroes and other liberal voters," tary school last Tuesday when the "At the "third grade the pupil's/ UH cla-**» "opened for business" inteitfst is far removed front the Workers th the Spring .St. Walter White, executive secretary of the NAACP, has warned Frank McKinney, chair it* "super market'" as a part of home 'environment -— family, pets ; V M C A membership enrollment man of the Nat'l Democratic Committee. the clas*' HOC iai studies activities and neighborhood—to that of a' campaign went over the top by Prompted by recurrent reports project. big woild, the community iu , reporting 18170 and 2300 mem that McKinney is seeking to Construction of the market WHS which he lives," Mm. l.ydia bers on a quota of $7000 and "tone duwn the I 18'plank on By PK. BILLV E. LOWE the outgrowth of extensive re Burkes, claw instructor, told The { 2100 members, or 110 percent of civil rights" through elimination search and planning on the part' Sentinel the cash quota, Friday night. of specific reference to FEPC of the 8 .vear olds who comprise I Akl in setting up the project! Att'y Raky E. Hughes, compli anil other mcasimrs, White wrote the class. was enlisted from the managers I menting the workers on behalf of the Democratic leader, assuring The Inside Story The project was undertaken in of {several large Columbus super j the committee of management of him .that Negroes "are gravely view of "the newer trends in edu- market*, each of whom instructed Spring St, YMCA, stated that this disturbed*' by these reports. cation which include centers of the students on arrangement of was the largest number ot mem*. Representatives) of a score of TOKYO.—Let UM look at Tokyo—night and the city. White Peyton interest at the child's level of • merchandise and attractive dis ills.*. Theta By Cart.r ber* and cash reported fa the his national Negro orgsnisationa who A city of million:-.. A city when; a child is horn every three ability lo provide rich and mean- ! plays in a super market. The slu- THIRD GRADERS AT FELTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL are pictnrod dnring "tnpar atarkt tory of the branch's enrollment met recently in X. York agreed, miiiul•-.--.. A city spnicUnk Out in all directions on the is ingfut learning experience i dents were presented with a gift efforts. day latt Ttietday. Sae ttory. White said in his letter, that such land of Honshu. ..In this city of Tokyo millions ru.<*h in and through units of work closely re- | from each store. Divition A, headed by l-non- a compromise "would not receive out each day overtaxing the inadequate railway facilities. •rj Holland ....I Claud.- Willis, the support of Negro voters or of won tho chairman", trophy hy A city where walking is almost impossihle for the manses a considerable number of other that roam the streets. Dear Reader reporting $1553 and 228 snem- liberal voters who are /oneerned bort oa a quota of $1500. J. about this fundamental issue.'* A child cries, a person com-'~ If this edition «f The Sentinel Apptaart tlsinner that, usual, Ex-Con Knifes Southside Shellay LatMonta, captain of "In light «>f this unanimops mit« suicide, each day CO person* rush of life in this mad city. that's precisely tka cats. Tk* reetoa? Wa iadelged in a con Toant No. 3 of Divi.ion A, ro> agreement,'* the NAACP execu • n Japan kill themselves. Som«< This is a city of wide streets siderable amount of hei.led spring claaniag t.tr the past week- coivod a trophy for reporting tive continued, "the reports from where in the city a fire Is raging, and narrow alleys, parks, great tad . . . kad tka tnackantcal expert, in to go ever ovmry piece of $623 on a quota of $300, tha Chicago that you would lend your taking life and property in i" • buildings and • m.iil wooden huts. oar machinery witk tke peo.erbssl fine tooth coank. Tka place highest amount of cash among support to proposals to tone down wake. Street girls parade on 4lh A city when* women carry heavy kas been a avadkooae what witk nuts and bolts and screw, and ihe. teams. the p.' i-i position of the Demo and V and the Gins*- st, lookin** burdens on their back»; a city motor, pdej «p all over tke place ia jig-taw puttie faskion. Mrt. Mary- Whit field, i.icni- Woman, Condition Tair' cratic party is most shocking." for prospect.-.. They find them. where tiafftc is an dangerous us Well, to shorten wkat could ka a lengthy ttory, hy tke lima wa bar of Tstim No. 14, Divi.ion C. GIs from the front line in Korea the front line of the battlefield. started pulling- gadgets back in place and getting ready to sat haadod by Amot H. Lynch, re come to Tokyo for six day rest A city of wealth and of poverty. tka paper in type we found tkat Ol* Father Tim. kad mora tkan A 62 year old ex-convict who allegedly .-stuck a butcher knife through a S. Mon ceived a trophy for reporting periods. They have money; they Each tlay thousands fill the plara caugkt np witk nt. Tka job took longer tkan wa aaptxtod, so, roe av. woman while inside thc Paradise Grill, 878 Mt. Vernon av., Friday night, was $292, tha highest .mount of •a ordei to get tka p.pA to jrota at tka utnal time we decided on held to the grand jury under $.5000 bond on a cut-ting to kill charge in municipal court cath at aa individual workor. spend it. Anything in this town •' around the Emperor's palace. tkit, tkall we say. abbreviated edition. Tke job'll ka completed Tuesday. Mrt. Wl.it lisrlj wat alto for a price. j These are the country visitors. this weekend and well ke coming your way neat week witk yonr Police taid Bruce Cartar, 194 crowned quern ef tha enroll. I that come to the city for thi., pur- In addition t<> the mass of j p *so, hoping to get a glimpse of regular sited newspaper. Tkankt for yonr iatdalgenca. N. Garfield ar., became angry saont for tho achiovarnoat. Na "Ah, mamma, don't look at those 0 with Pauline Walkar, 22. 476 white peoples." My b year Japanese there are thousands of '. .f,.,. t.n,j)e, 0r EDITOR. omi Burns, captain of Toarn CLAUDE WILLIS S. Monroe av., whan the re- No. 7 of Division B, received old tosHeil her pigtails disdain Americans, French, British and a Thi» i-j. Tokyo, where a million fntod to accompany him te hit an award for reporting 75 $227.50, Att'y David D. White. fully, marched rupidly ahead. other nationalities in this mad ', people lead a million lives. kerne and tlabbed her ia the members, the largest number $214; Bailey W. Jackson, $202; 1 caught up with her, astonish Local Methodist Ministers Retain bock while the wat taatad on a Elk Ruler Weaver reported hy an individual due. George B.o'tlsy, $200, W. C. es!. "Why?" ~ .tool at tha bar. At a prelimi ing tbe enrollment. Anderson, $150; Ererett San- "They're bad." nary hearing Tuesday, Carter, Mrs. Dorothy Turner, of Divi. dert, $IS5S Wilbur C. McNabb, "Oh, Elsie, they are not. You Pistol Packing Ex-Digits Violator appearing without countel, told sion B, and Mrs. Whitfield were $137; Dr. R. M. Tribbitt, $106; don't even know them." Charges, Dr. Jenkins To Cleveland tha court, "1 wat drunk and recipients of awards for outstand O. E. Peytea, $50; Wade H. "IJut they are white peoples." didn't know what I was doing." Dead, Rites Sat Franblta, Jr., $50; Percy Low- ing work dune MA new workers in When thc l.< *. ..*-.,-'or. confer-^ts-ere made in pasjorial appoint- Homicide Det. Harold Moss I begun a long explanation that Hassles With Cop, Lands In Court mrt of the Methodist church ments. the enrollment. ery, $55, aad Raymond R. Da. told the court that nn examina By JOHN B. COMBS vis, $25. people are judged good or bail,' Patrolman Stanley Dixson, convened at Srott Memorial Division B. headed by Walter The following i* a list of ap tion disclosed that the knife Final rite* will be held at Mt. Olivet Baptist church Teams headed by Adolphus not by the pigment of their skins i 1252 E. Long st., ami a number church, Detroit. May 20-25, with pointments for the Columbus dis Hill and Att'y William H. Brooks, pierced the woman's back and at 2 p. in. Saturday for Vivian A. Wearer, exalted ruler Dean, J. Shelley La.Monte, Naomi I but by .actions and attitudes, of court officials were somewhat Bi.-h.ji Ii. W. Kelly, resident trict, of which Dr. S. P. Jenkins penetrated her ribs, liver and reported 400 members and * • •""•' From the moment of their birth,. dumbfounded Tue*wh«y when they j of Franklin Lodge No. 203, IBPO Elks of the World, who Rurns and Amog IL Lynch were i bishop, presiding, many changes has been superintendent for thc lungs before coming out of her on a quota of $1500. Division C, 1 had braced myself for the hu- . learned that a man, who way ; 1 listed among the quota bustert, past five years: chest. died after a aix months* illness Monday night at St. Fran headed by William Shaw ami Wil miliations and iniults *he ami my j once convicted on a numbers op- ci.-. hospital. Eldon W. Ward, general en-; Dr. M. W. Clair. Jr., of Chi- Carter, he said, had served 10 liam Colwell, reported 51 {*» mem roltment chairman, who wan call- j other children, as Negroes, would • eration charge, had a commission Weaver, 63. of 4»3 I^exlngton ago was appointed auperinten- years on a second degree murder bers and $1584 on a cash quota ed from the city suddenly on be forced to endure. I held my | to carry a revolver, College Choirs av., had .served as exalted ruler .ent of the Columbus district, charge in Pennsylvania. After A resident here for over 34 of Si500. business, wus given a rousing oya- breath when sh«* walked up to the ; The incident was brought to * of Franklin lodge fo the past I succeeding Dr. Jenkins, who wat- being paroled, he was returned to r years, Weaver devoted much of ThTh*^* aadvance d membership sec- '.."n for the outstanding leader- : burly policeman In downtown At- light when a small revolver wan four years and was known ' appointed pastor of Cory church, a penal institution in that state his time to clvk and community tion, V«leade- d by Wilbur G. Mc- ship given the membership effort. : lanta and asked to blow his whis- ' found on Anthony I'atcli.*- when throughout the state among mem. 1 June Schedule Cleveland. as a parole violator in 1043. activities. He wa- at one time em Nabb Yi reported 1002 members Matthew G. ("arter, executive I tie—he merely grinned and ex- be was arrented by Dixson on a bers of the fraternity. a Dr. T. H. Hines, Centenary, After the attack. Carter fled ployed at Curtisg. Wright, where and J3217 in ca#h. The workers' secretary of the Spring St. branch j plained that only policemen were disorderly conduct and resisting Columbus: Rev. F. R. Arnold, from the grill but waa captured He was a member of Central he held a foreman's position dur records are an follows: YMt'A. who served as enrollment permitted to blow. My heart skip-, charge Monday, Is Completed Asbur>',\ Columbus; Rev. T. L. in Garfield school yard by Dave District Past Exalted K u 1 e r a ing the war. Att'y Ray E. Hughes. $550; director, expreseej deep apprecia- j ped a "oeat when she tiptoed up j The officer said the whole Handler, proprietor of the grill, Council No. ll nnd was active in N. YORK.—Five presidents of Tinsley, Wheatland Av., Colum Matthew G. Carter, $435; A. P. tion to the worker^ for "an and drss.it thirstily from a fouu. J thing started when Patelis ac- and two air force police, police the order's military units. He was Elks will perform their ritual colleges aided by the united Ne bus; Rev. B. F. Holloway, Clair Bentley, $300; Ira W. New- achievement unparalleled in the j lain marked "White Only"—bat) coated him for placing a ticket reported. president of the Tuxedo cluls, an istic ceremonies at 11 p. m. Fri gro college fund will be heard Chapel, Columbus; Rev. J. E. some. $228.50. Eldon Ward. history of the branch.'' the floorwalker, smiled ami mur-|on his (Patella*) car. After lhe\ Det, Moss said thc woman's auxiliary of Franklin lodge, a day at thc chapel of Williams and during the month of June in Swan*'*n, St. Luke, Urbancrest; mered, "Cute kid." I lifted a re-, exchanges! heated words, during Rev. H. B. Mays, Pennsylvania chance.. for recovery "were tit past major of the Central Dis McNabb funeral home. The body straining hand when my 2 year j which I'atelis accused Dixson of brief talks marking the fund's for tat.'* Her condition was re trict Antler Guard and a member may be viewed after 6 p. m. ninth annual appeal on the Amer Av., Columbus; Rev. J. C. Durr, old -sou made friends with a i'Mic j holding a grudge again**'t him, Wesley Chapel, Columbus; Rev. ported as "just fair'' at St. Fran of l he trustee board of thc state Thursday at the funeral home, blue-eyed blonde—but her ni'»1h- • Dixson placed * Patella under ar- ican Broadcasting •••.'•• college cis hospital Tuesday. association. and it will lie in. state at Mt. choir series. E. E. CrawfordJ Kelly Chapel, er only seemed interested iu how! rest, I'atelis, who operates* Tony's Columbus; Rev. John Moore, Lin Olivet church from 10 a. m. Sat POSTAL SERVICE NEWS he had acquired nuch «n exten-' restaurant at 07C E. l-«>ng st., Speaking Sunday, June 1, will coln Hts., Columbus; Rev. H. A. urday until the funeral. jtive vocabulary. ! was carrying the weapon in hie be Pres. W. J. Trent, Sr., of Liv Coleman. Lee Av., Columbus, all By Deal Beale Survivors are his wife, Alfreds; Why did my little girl now j pocket, the officer told the court. ingstone college, Salisbury, X. C, retained their pastorates. 'Will Appoint Colored Secretary If whose choir will be featured that tw0 brothers, Dalton, Zancsville, have this prejudice against '-whit'*] When an mvesiigation rcvculcl day; June 8, Wiley college choir. Rev. W. P. Kellogg from Wiley, and Carl Weaver. St. Louis; four The other day, one of the clerks waa tuned in on peoples" when she, as an indivld- • {"hat the Police Dept. had no Springfield, to Gorham Memorial, Marshall, Tex., with Pres. J. S. sisters, Flossie Weaver, Pitts "supervisory chatter" and heard Lloyd Monroe praising ual, had suffered no Insulu: I; knowledge of Patelis* commisi-ion, Chicago; Rev. Alvin Burton, from Elected/ Sen. Taft Says At Cleveland Scott; June 15, Bethune-Ook- burgh* Mrs. Thelma Kale, Zanca- the night clerks and the amount of mail moved each night searched my mind for an ana*/t*er. j ail affidavit wan sworn out for 2nd Grace, Detroit, to Wiley, CLEVELAND. —- U. S. Sen. Robert A. Taft. leading hi man college, Daytona Beach, Fla., ville; Mrs. Helen Huley, India by them. By midnight the same night every night clerk at Thou it struck me; My 5 ystar old! * »rre**t. The charge was later Springfield; Rev. J. I. Dixon, candidate for the Republican nomination for the presi had start.,* to tchool. j nolle prossed when further inves- Pres. Richard V. Moore; June 22, napoli**; Mrs. Marjorie Mann, MO had the information and was looking at Lloyd with Shaw university choir and Pres. from M< Kii-.ls-y. Dayton, to Simp dency, told a group of his supporters here that, "if elected Cambridge. O. ' tigation disclosed that the com* son. Indianapolis; Rev. C. T. R. to the presidency, I will appoint a colored man a* one of "love and kisaee." Personally, I have no objection W. R. Strassncr; June 29, A- W. to my chilslren attending an all- j mission had heen issued by the Dent, president of Dillard univer Nelson, formerly executive secre the secretaries at the White House." Rev. H. B. Hicks, pastor of Mt. But Monroe is right. The boys • ) .sheriff's office. tary of Christian education, to Negro School; but 1 do object to sity, of New Orleans, will speak Taft made his statement at a Olivet, will conduct the sen-ices. d9 move a lot of mail. They have j behind but arc never .stuck. They McKinley, Dayton; Rev. C. D. their attending an inferior school. Patelis, 00, . 80*.' E. I.ivington at the midway point during thc strategy conference, called by to in order t0 *tay awake and to jTMUgc the mail with thei,- speed av., was found guilty of the dis- Stemley, Broaddus, Springfield; views and program. He later re 1 That is the evil of segregation. concert. of the Dillard university Att'y John G. Pegg, one ot Taft's keep from being bored with anj when they'ie catching up too m.ierly und resisting charges and Dr. O. B. Quick, formerly pastor duced his verbal statement to a monotony. From about five in thc The minority group will get the choir. Ohio aides. i quickly, they go for a short i was fined costs of court. of Cory, Cleveland, superinten written one, in a letter addressed GOP (lab To Meet late afternoon, the mail is "IN" leftovers while the other group Taft discussed at length hia j cruise. The heavier the mail the Police record^ show that Pate- Beginning the third year, the dent of the Cincinnati district. to Petrg. brother, and If the guys don't will get the cream. The situation The Franklin County Colored faster they work. Pu>h I hem and i lis was convicted by a jury on a ABC college choir series, present .Shoulj *-en, Taft be nominated work it'll still be there at six the ia not a healthy one for either Rev. Wilbert Williams, Simp Women's Republican club held its I they throw the required lu letters numbers violation Aug. 2, IS'Sl, ed in cooperation with the united and elected, the appointment next morning. Most of the boys group. Many little brown boys Negro college fund, features out son, Steu benville; Rev.- L. . R. Pentecostal Confab monthly meeting last Monday at . per minute. Normally they aver- ' an,j was sentenced to 10 days in Simmons, Rust Memorial, Ober would be the first of its "nature know their assignments and hop and Kirls. when they repeat the standing choirs of the colleges poindexter Village. Plans were . age from 80 to 100 tetters per. j city prison. lin; Rev. I. R. Sumner from St in U. S. history. In the past, Ne ti* it without compelling the fore Then there's the STEADY Pledge of Allegiance, say: and universities aided by the At Columbus Church gro men have been appointed to completed for the club's annual man to utilize the SELECTIVE fund. - Matthew, Cleveland, to As-bury, PLUGGER like Jfm Prater, Wil- "I pledge allegiance to the flag Lexington, Ky.; Rev. W. H. Wal The 39th annual Pentecostal high government offices but never tea t« be held Sunday, July 2. SERVICE 8y**tem. Others volun : bert Pack, Bill Saunders, Shorty of the United State, of America I NAACP Trains 6om lace from Simpson, Indianapolis, convention is currently in session in history has cnc been appointed Mrs. Mary Hopson. is general teer ior nothing and must be Coleman, Jim Kent, Jack Wright, and to the republic for which it t<> St. Matthew, Cleveland; Rev. at Holy Church of God, 1404 t« a position where he will be in chairman and Mrs. Pearl "Lemons drafted. i Melvin Bowman, Ja>k Chapman, stands; one nation indivisible, Mrs. Nelson Barnett Granville st. The convention ends On Anli-FEPC Solons G. G. Morgan, Centenary, a confidential position at tbe chairman of the program. Mrs. It takes a lot of "characters" ; Stock Thomas, Hairy Maun, Kay with liberty and justice for al) Voung**own; Rev. E. E. Hamb Sunday, June l. Host pastor is president", right hand. l.owery, George Cunningham, Al Geneva Frce is president. to make up the night crews but . . . but me,"—Eva Rutl .d. Th. len, from 2nd Methodist, Elyria, Rev. s. E. Cundiff. GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. — An | Local House Guest each f»t« into a definite classifi Metoyer, James Early, Howard Ladiet* Home Journal. i intensified political action cam- to Maysville, Ky.; Rev. LaFurd ' Lewi.-;, Herb Holliman. Hill Man- Mrs. Nelson Batnett of Vir cation as a worker. I pailjn in Michigan, designed to Young, Ashland and N'orwalk, 0-; nlng, Flovd Johnson, J. Cheek, ginia, wife of Dr. Nelson Barnett, Rev. John B. Quick, Centenary, •defeat sf-'ite legislator., who voted} Fowlers In Wield TOi 0f|fO SEffTIMfft. There's the type like Roger j,.^.,, r.OM.„iond, Dwight Smith. has been the bouse gnest of Dr. Akron; Rev. G. W. Sherard, Bra- Sgt. Harris Home { against fair employment legisla Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fowler, Carter, Stafford Jamison, Walter Mt 0w,,ns <--*arf-,,•,• Kdwards, Ed and Mrs. Percy H. Blount, "7 ; tion, was launched here last week den, Toledo; Rev. Robert Brax "THE PEOPLE'S CHAMPION" Greene, Jam,-- Philpott, Joe Han. * , ,, Willard Dallentine, Gar- Sgt.-.-'Clai'enc-e Harri*, who has Taylor av. She was highly enter 273 Miami av., were In . Spring M mm t at the annual convention of the ton to New London; Rev. George field Ian Sunday attending the U m ston, Emerson fcilwama, Elbert: , , , * been in Korea for 10 months, i» tained hy her many friends here. *ms ir*!^Tmm c\ak ElfsJttft.f* '*"' "••* « 919-oai c. Ls-t Strom. an< Murray aru K}]] c H)k Thwe MicluKan state conference of E. Rice. Elyria; Rev. C. L. Brown, annual Pythian Period day. dtoi; Cae.leT W StV^a. t ^ &ilLlf'l< •? '"II J. gAmumtt S raatee -trtti- Walker, Austin Allen, Ralph! . , ^, d. home on a 'JO day furlough, ufter Mrs, Barnett formerly lived in Turner Chapel. Canton; Rev. boyj work nK srtrno HOi r(!ffur s.U s\TjM.*.t«L «^.i gSJg'».'««l •*••»• Moor,, secretary Utotuttr; Bus Brown. Fred Williams, Jim l.ash, . , circumstances or the Which he will go to Camp Pickett, h-wnchc.. 1>f Hie NAA< P Columbus. (Mrs.) Alma Brown, Cadiz; Rev. J-i-stesT mmVSS'f —!?»>UW| J«»s B. Cs»bs. s.teci.t. editor; Amo, H. k ss of tb< Marti., AX .^'-*r'C,#r,aa&WU S»—'«• *«*Ja>lG director; Erattt It- Otey Mitchell,- Willie Hull, Cliff j mail situation. Va. 0. "B. Lindsey, Martins Ferry; To Visit Parents Rogers, George S t i n s o n and j The slow but sure type, like Rev. F. F> McCallum, New -Lon Pfc. George Leigh. 1140 HH- George Law^.n. These boy..; get Kenneth Tibbies, Charlie John- . B & B CARRYOUT Reception Test don; Rev. H. S. Taylor, Marietta; s , Mi M ,M r u dreth av., returned from Korea . . ... son,.Paul \ enable, Charlie loran, Tennessee First Uruguay haa been testing TV Rev. E. P. Porter, Dixon Commu ir^ ^rt^r.^rvr .?r..i^ » *• - - *•*••• - ~ ** **• l ,lo, Saturday. He left Tuesday to -a" j • § 41 fn *^* ^ '* i, Matt Hill and Richard I BEER • WINE • MIXES I itception from Argentina, witi nity. Dayton; Rev. G. C. Bryant, Tennessee was the first to p HHHHHHBLn-nVSIIi SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1982 THE OHIO SENTINEL t!, ii ; PAGE 4 • THE OHIO SENTINEL ' '" " -- SATURDAT^MAY 31, j952 Jury Dismissed In Rights Case, SOCtety and omen Statute Flayed HATTYE B. REDMOND — .SOCIETY EDITOR ~ 353 S. HIGHLAND AV. —*, RA. 8837 The civil rights trial of a Cleve land av. tavern operator, who al legedly refused to serve a Negro a soft drink, was temporarily Mrs. Paul Alexander Hostess halted Tuesday when a jury fail ed to roach an agreement. The charge, was filed against I. To Aesculapian Final Meeting J. Lombardo, manager of the MEMORIAL Mrs. Paul Alexander, 264 N. Bon, national president of tha Buckingham Grill, 394 Cleveland 21st st., was hostess to the worn, Natl Medical Ass'n of America av., by Charles Lyons, Jr., part en'a auxiliary to the Aesculapian auxiliary, who spoke on "Building time political science instructor Society Wednesday evening at Today for a Better World To at Ohio State university. Lyons t.... last meeting of the fiscal morrow," and Mrs. Nelson Bar* and two other OSU instructors year. nett of Virginia, who delivered told the jury of seven women and Reports on activities of the timely remarks. five men that aLombardo commit past year were given. They in ted tbe offense March ">, when cluded: Mrs. H. H. Lynch presented the names of the following offi they entered the Cleveland av. Contributions to Old Folks tavern. Lombardo served one of cer candidates, all of whom were Home, Phyllis Wheatley Home, elected: Mesdames Watson O. the teachers a soft drink and re Ohio Av. Day Nursery, Tubercu fused to aerve Lyons, a Negro, Walker, president; George Mc losis Society, medical and dental Clung, vice president* H. W. and the other instructor, claim scholarship funds and Christmas ing they were drunk, they said. Garnes, secretary* Arthur O. baskets to the needy. Diggs, assistant "secretary; II. D. Lombardo and eight witnesses, Rummage sale with Mrs. H. H. Giles, treasurer. most whom said they were em Lynch as chairman and Mrs. L. ployed at Krogcr's warehouse, Officers were installed by Mrs. Stnliosl Photo By Carter A. Howell co-chairman. denied the charge and claimed Mason and the group adjourned the three instructors were trying PICTURED WITH MEMBERS OF HER FAMILY is Mrs. Cro!*,*. King, who la.t Suadsy wss Speakers including Mrs. Sadie Smith, social director, Columbus to "needle'* Lombardo. The wit chose. "Mother of the Yeer" et St. Peel AME cl.urch. From left: Mrs. Mtvso. King, dauchUr-i*-.- until September. M State school; Mrs. Esther nesses also claimed that they law, Anthony Coleman, |rttl,r..l nephew, Aldot. Colemett. Sr., treat nephew, Aero. Coleman, have »een Negroes being serv-ed Hauptli, director of the school's trreat-frstat nephew, Mrs. Aaron Coleman, great nleee, Mrs. King, Maton King, son, Aldon Coleman, at the establishment on various psychiatric social service; John occasions. Jr., great-great nephew. . Turner, diplomat with Internat'l Bureau of Labor Relations. The case was given to tbe jury A contest with Mrs? Watson O. shortly after 4 p. m. after almost A. P. Bentley Elected Walker as chairman. Sales tax four hours of testimony of a collections, Mrs. J. J, Carter, dozen witnesses, and arguments Gerryettes Party Held chairman. Eastside X-ray survey, by thc defense attorney and YMCA Vice President prosecutors. A. P. Bentley, president of Mrs. Percy H. Blount, chairman. Fireside Mutual Life Insurance Participation In United Appeals In defense of Lombardo, Att'y Saturday At Hill Home Co., Columbus, and chairman of campaign, Mesdames H. N. Smith, John Sidel, in an emotional the Spring St. YMJCA, was elect P. H. Blount, J. J. Carter and L. speech, surpassed only by a ed a vice president of the Nat'l A. Howell committee members. ., southern minister at a country The Gerryettes entertain On last Thursday the ed at a house party last Sat* Council YMCA last week at the Social events for the year "in Introducing revival, disclosed his true concept Gerryettes held their regu-. closing session of the council m cluded: urday at 1344 N. 6th st.. the The Famous of the civil rights} statute. I . residence of Mrs. Geneva lar meeting at thc home of Detroit. Bridge luncheon at Elmhurst Calling himself a "re^st," Hill. Mrs. UUey Brazil, 1013* Bentley served for three yearn, party home. Garden party at Sidel declared: 'in my opinion, Club members present Mt. Vernon ar. Important 1948 through 1950, as a member home of Dr. and Mrs. H. N. the races should Wot be mixed Smith. Annual picnic at Thistle GYRODUCING were Rose Smith, Willie B. business was discussed and of the Natl Council YMCAs. He while drinking as yet. was reelected as a member of Dale, country home of Dr. and Figures m.tlo to order Willis, Rose Latson, Irlene a delightful dinner was Mrs. H. D. Giles. Valentine party Penson, Bernice Curtis, Inez that body in April, 1952. At pres Results Guss4.at.ea Thomas, Inez Willis, Dora served by the hostess, Rose ent, he is assistant treasurer of at home of Dr. and Mrs. H. N. Mathews, Geneva Hill. Smith, the club president the Ohio-W. Virginia Area Coun Smith. FINESSE Invalid, Students cil YMCA. Guests invited to Wednesday's meeting were Mesdames Edward Hearst, Elmer Boggs, I. S. Bca- BEAUTY 5A10H Church Circle Convenes With Mrs. Susan Brewster son, James Wade, C. A. Bryce, J. 711 E. Lo«sg St. . AD. 1901 Slogan Winners Arnett Mitchell, Omega V. Ma- An invalid, an Eastside stu Dies. Sites Saturday dent and a fourth grade pupil at Mesdames Pressie And Perry Mrs. Susan Cook Brewster died Leonard Av. school copped honors last Tuesday at her home, 481 Spring Special in the Eastside X-ray slogan con By HATTYE B. REDMOND dames Cleo Perry and Lclia Pres Forest st. She was a member of Offered For 6 Week* Only By The test. sie as hostesses. Circle No. 3 of 2nd Baptist 2nd it .* tist church. The funeral Prizes of $15, flO and $5 William Browning, Columbus ehurch held ,t:< monthly business was solemnised Saturday at 1 were awarded last week by the Tuberculosis Society, director of p. in. by Rev. C. F. Jenkins. POM SCHOOI of COSMETOLOGY Independent Business and Pro and social meeting Tuesday at health education, was guest \ Elmhurst party home, with Mes- Those from put of town who at $25 Reduction fessional Ass'n to Mrs. Virginia speaker and showed the movie, tended the funeral were Mrs. On The Complete Manager** Course Williams. 1239 Metro av., first "This Is TB." A question period Sarah Cook, sister-in-law, Pitts followed. prize winner; June Bush, 163 N. burgh; Mrs. Marie Cook, niece, A B-atioBa-klly rtcogninaj school, opprorod sad scar edited by 18th st., second, and George A report on the circle's recent Charleston. W. Va.; Mrs. Artfa*lla O'Dell Black, 618 Mt. Vernon Guests Here ths Stat* Board of Cosmetolory. For addiUotssJ informst'on bake sale was made by the chair Jones and daughter Jacqueline, come in or cell. av., third. Mr. and Mrs. man. Mm. Hattye Redmond, and Eugene Hanharf nieces, Pittsburgh; Mrs. Bessie 660 £. LONG ST. f-E. 4242 Mrs. Williams' slogan, which First National Cleaners Toler & Toler Mrs. Pearl Lemons. Proceeds will Cannon, niece, St. Louis; Mrs. will be used throughout the June For Wedding go to the church building fund. Adolph Colby, St. Louis. 16-28 chest X-ray program, is, Democratic State Chairman 44 Stores To Serve You Pompey A. Davis * Attorneys-at-Law Mra. S. P. Henshaw* 1800 E. Timely remarks were ma c by "Be X-rayed. It may spell the 17th av., had us her house guests Rev. C. F. Jenkins, church pastor. difference between a cough and Sick reports were made and Joseph Blands Visit a coffin.*** over the weekend Misses Virgie and Loretta Wflcots of Des sunshine greetings were to be sent to shut-ins, and sympathy Here From (alitornia East High student June Bush Herman Minor STUART'S Moines. Ia.; Mrs. Margaret Ming, LEE'S FINE IMPORTED HAIR Edmund B. Paxton Pierce Photo Studio N. York City; Mr. an SATURDAY. MAY 31, 1952 PAGE 6 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1952 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE f AKAs REELECT MARY GLASCOR BASILEUS To Molher-1952 freshments to the following mem Ut*, Marian Hughes, Valeric The May meeting of Al- of officer*-. Soror Mary Glaw-or ring her membership to affiliate Yon rack.sf m. in ray cradle, .nd yon helped mu tern to. walk, bers; Bland, Marjorie Holland, Laurent pha Sigm**^ Omega chapter with the local chapter. You t.ngltt tna how to dro., .nd play, and nt. how to talk. wa* reelected basileus to lead the Sorors Frances Anderson, Al Dean. Geneva White. of Alpha atlppa Alpha sor You cUanad tha hon.a .nd cook.d the m'aals and mended chapter for her second year. At the close of the meeting, berta Harris, Martha Jordan, ority wan held at the home The June meeting will be in clothes I we.r, The chapter welcomed a- a Sorer Water-*, assisted by her co- Helen Payne, Elsa Allen, Helen of Soror Dorothy Water}* on "in- foi in of a breakfast, honoring And nursed nt« when in ticknett with the tenderett of care. Seward, Ruth Neal, Jeanne Granville St., last Sunday. guest Mra. Matthew G. Carter, hostesses, Sorors Portia Browning You counteled .nd guided me in the things I wanted to be, Brown Geneva Bland, Carolyn mothers of the members. Tbe main butaneaa was eleeUon who is in the proce** of transfer and Roisalind Weed, nerved re Yet nerer tried to interfere or force your will Qn tne. Now your h.ppinett it in my joy, your torrow in my teart, Motor Car Increase Your memories ar. all my word, .nd actiont through the yeart, CATHERINE FEARS, EDITOR — EV. 6837 — 575 ANN ST. My tafett place in troubl. was the h.t.n of your hands, **• Mr., Mrs. Flint Announce Italy's motor ear manufactur- And if aver I wat in the wrong, you .Iw.yt would ttill L ers report a 18.8 penent increase understand. SHILOH BAPTIST in annual output. Dear Mother, you are part of me at I am p.rt of you. Speakers For Marriage Of Daughter And 7°u ere p.rt of erorything I over think or do. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Flint. And out of all th. parts of life I «m or hop. to be, Pastor, Choir Hold Services 753 E. Spring st.. announce I needn't tell you that you are the rory be.t in me. Forum Named the marriage of their daugh You're the tweetett of my tongt, the truett of my friends, ter, Beatrice Jeanne, to Mr. Th. tunthin. in my heert, . dr.am tbat never end*, Hpeakera for the public forum loiii A hand to comfort me, . tmil. to lift me up,' At Ohio Penitentiary Sunday sponnore,] by the lawyer* Active Hayman D. Palmer, son of And you .re .11 th. tug.r in th. bottom of my cup. Wive* club Sunday at •} p. m. at Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Palmer. u, KATHERINE E. HAYNES cessful mother's and daughter's 1 pr.y th.t God b. good *o you, blast your heart, and keep yon St. Paul AME church were 823 Ewing st., Toledo, 0., Rev. James W. Parrish, pastor * «ay, banquet. named by the organi-tation early on Dec. 27, 1951, in Indiana. ot Shiloh Baptist, used for his For you have been to good lo me, and kind in orory way. Sympathies are extende.1 the this week. The bride attended Howard Sunday morning and evening Rhyne family Jn the passing of university and graduated from I pray He givet you the comfort yon want and makea yonr The speakers are Att'y John subjects, ."One Woman's Faith" their mother. Ohio State university in June, dreamt come true. and "Christianity In More Than a Barton, area rent director; Att'y 1«L By .helping tne to give my bett that I could offer you. Word." The women's chorus and Mrs. Esther W. Tyree lias been A. I.. Grccnspun, attorney fur the A teacher in the Kansas City I'm not to near that fr could reach out ..><• touch your hand. youth choir furnished music. named chairman of "work with area rent office; Att'y C, O. school system during the past But totneday toon I thall be returning lo my native land, . S u n <1 a y afternoon's speaker older adults" by the United Chapman, president of the Prop- school term, she is a member of Then I will be there to give you grace, but till then I can only was jlev. Matthew Carter, spon Churchwomen of Columbus and city Owner** .\-.'n: I (any J. Delta Sigma Theta sorority and a write and say, sored by the Men's Usher Board. Franklin County. Mrs. Tyree is Broomhall, Property O **/ n e r a' former teacher at the Carter In "All my love and gratitude go out to yon this day." Music wag by the male choru*. supervisor <>f the Adult Dept. of Ass'n director, the Church school. Att'y Esther Toler will act aa MRS. DOROTHY TURNER, LEFT, and Mitt Naomi Burnt, stitute of Musical Arts. Save Your Furs —Pvt. Rick V.n Johnton, U. S. Army. Leonard Adams is . president of moderator and musical selections two new workers in the Spring St. YMCA membership enrollment Mr. Palmer attended Howard the board, Mr. and Mrs. John Sudderth, BEATRICE J. FLINT will be rendered by Kern Hender university, U a graduate of Ohio Call Us Now last Wednesday, Kev. I'arri.sh, *».'i9_ Johnson st., were hosts to campaign wbo were among the ontttanding prodncert in the 1952 son, president of the club. State university and a member of 2ND BAPTIST Gospel choir and male chorus the Torch Bearers Sunday. Mrs. drift), which netted the YMCA $9100 in cash and 2300 members on Glady,, Robinson is president. n quote of $7000 and 2100 members. Complete story elsewhere in Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity. He is W.t'11 call for yonr fnrt were guests of the Missinnary employed as an instructor in the For ugly teak* of group of ML. Olivet Baptist. Rev. 3irs. Esther W. Tyree recently A healthy scalp this edition. promptly — ttitisk titans attended the N'ut'l Council of high school system of Columbia, • w.y for a samtner of Parrish was the speaker, helps naturally handsome DANDRUFF Church School Holds 'Annual American Baptist Women's meet S. C ..fr scientific .torat*. Mra. L i 1 1 i o B. Williamson, They will upend the summer in Help scalp f«l healthier, hsir grpw chairman ol the f»*h dinner held ing jn Chicago. „ GROWING lovelitr with famous Double Action Toledo Thursday, expressed gratitude to Mrs. Susie Cooley and Mrs. Baby Shower Is Given 11. KEMPKE Sing' To Assist Building Fund the public tor its support, Kvu Barbour were recent week Kev. Parrish and the senior Comes In Handy By HATTYE B. REDMOND Bible class will give a gulden end house guests of Mm. Marian FURRIERS choir rendered services at Ohio Gilliam in Indianapolis. Mrs. Gil Do you have an "emergency sulfur fl Thc 2nd Baptist Willing Work- party at the home of Mis. Har penitentiary Sunday morning. liam is the daughter of Mrs. For Mrs. Jlose Taylor 25 W. RICH ST. era clean had charge of the riett Chavou.**, 1587 K. Long at. shelf" in your kitchen to takt /muUc I benefit, SCAIP U The Torch Bearers cluss w»" Cooley, sulfur-fl By MABEL WATKINS tare of extra-busy «!rys or unex ADams 6977 Church ... h.ioi program in the ... Ait*** \ beoohfict HAIR Adult Dept. Sunday. Mm. Iluttie host to St. Paul AME Class 31 4,uUt t benefit! SCAIP U Mrs. William Jordan was honored with a baby show pected guests? It 'i-'kes only a Sincere sympathy is expressed Sick and shut-ins include Mr. Fount is teacher, Oscar Isbeil Sunday morning. Special feature •»«*•***•• 1 beoorif-ei HAIR er last Sunday at her home, 2066'Kenton av. The shower ..mail amount of storage space to to .Mrs. Norma Hull'and family was instruction on religious edu and Mrs*. Klmer Carter, 175 N. gave the resume of the leiu-on. 21st st. Mrs. Ida Cook. Sarah was given by Mre. Rose Taylor and Mrs. Marguerite Bris keep handy a few boxes ol your in the death of her brother, Cos- cation by Elijah Rutledge. Adol- ; Vocal aolo waa by Mrt*. Viola Reid and Klorence Bradley, 71 We'iom.* To tol. Many attractive [gifts were received. favorite macaroni loods and a ley Kea; Mr. and Mrs, J. C. phua Dean is teacher of the Torch Ogletree. Winner av. • William Costello, MT. OLIVET BAfTIST The dining room tableWas ap few cans of fish, table-ready brandy, in thc death of Mra. Bearers, At 10:45 a. m. the sermon wan Grundy's nephew, Frank Aniler- 42ti E. Spring St.; Uora Higgint*), CHURCH pointed with a Quaker lac**, cloth Malinda Frtuder, John Jordan, meata and poultry.. With theae Gratitude is expressed to Mrs. by thc Kue.it mtoiatsr, Kev. j. p, ! son; the family of Mrs. Susie <>:{.{ Grove at.; Celestine Hopkins, '"Tho Hosit Of Hops" centered with yellow California vrepare quick ani nutritious, Leola Aii.i.-i -.>n and Mrs. Kosa Marguerite Bristol, Lynwood See the NEW Hubbard of Oakland, Cal. Six Brewnter, who died Tuesday and *J«I St. Clair av. 434 t. Man. St. poppies and spring flowers. Two basic ingredients, It'll be easy, to Goolsby for services rendered E. persons joined the church. A me* wan burled Baturday from the Church Sciioo., :>-.n> A. M rrystal holders with pink and Hill, Rose Taylor, Ten! Gnat- B. OeLaney Missionary Society in Mi*, sfeasie Gonlan will be main dishes. in.>i iai note tor deceased mem ' church; Mrs. Anna Patton, who Morning Worship, 10.46 A. M blue candles were at each end of tiers, Gladys Jordan, Genevieve bers was founded »n .the chimes preparation for the recent sue- host to Claa* No. 3 T*hursday, the table. • was called t<> Detroit at the death B.T.IJ. 4.00 P. M. White. AdeUa Via. Herbert Es- by the organist, Prof,. J. Cleve-, May 29. Mra. .Mary E. Powell is Vesper a our, 7:80 P. M. s£^WASHER of her sister-in-law. • An attractive pink and blue tis, Virgisoo Wilson, Edward land Lemons. The youth choir class president. A. T. Reid is Prayer Service. 7:30 I*. M cake decorated with etork and SMALLWOOD MARKET ... New Yorkers House teacher and Nelson Nsppsr tench, Watkins, Florence Smith, Rob had charge of singing during thc (Wtdnesdaya* umbrella also a Joined the table, Quality Meata & Kegulur monthly service of the er emeritus. Grocer***, DEMONSTRATED and get your •lay, with Mia. Vivian Ford pre Baptizing * CvniBUiion, ever which hung a large pink and ert Gntbrie, Earleae Wade siding at the piano. Home Dept. school will be con Guests Over Weekend Open Eve* & Sundays ducted at Winner av. Old Folks The mas* East-tide X-ray pro (1st Sundaya. SiSQ f. M.) blue umbrella with colored At 4 p. m. Paxey'* Play school Phone Ordera Received Home Sunday at t p. pg. Lesson Visiting here from Buffalo as gram will be held Thursday, June REV. H. BEECHES HICKS.' streamers extending te each end observed its fifth anniversary. FA. 0431 \ will be taught by Mrs. Roam. Mc- house guests over the weekend of 5, at the church. The program Pastar of the room. Delightful refresh, The fifth "annual sing" was held Williams, with a reading by Mrs. Kev. H. J. Spencer, pastor of Re- will consist of a movie and talk ments were served. BflRNEn 80S ML Vernon Ave. for benefit of the building fund, William A Butler. Proas Adele Grayson and aolo by Mrs. huboth Temple Church of Christ, followed hy a question and an Guests included: *\ Fresh Fish • Poultry and was presented by the Church t.eola Simpson. Mr«, Viola Ogle- virre Mr. and Mrs. John Gidney, swer period, Mesdamet Hannah Fresier, school. Mrs. Estells Tyler was tree is superintendent. the*ir daughter Mary, Miss Mele- you're 4,lways Welcome MARKET general chairman. Kit-hard Taylor ... eent Headley and Samuel Tyler. ('.!•• ••'. are asked to make At OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY is church superintendent. FEATHEftSTONE'S The cancer ray unit of Circle They are members of Kefuge plans to send children to ii.nly Rr Mt. Vernon at 17th At 7:46 p. nt. worship the pas 3 will meet on Thursday at 1 Temple of Christ in Buffalo. Vacation Bible school, beginning Bridal Party tor. Kev, C. F. Jenkins, delivered p. m, at the home of Mrs. Viola June 14. 2ND BAPTIST CHURCH MARKET the message. The youth choir Ogletree, 221 S. Champion av. 1.16 N. I7«l. St. Annual Children's day service*, 459 N ISTH ST. A rts)»|a» t.M ttsa .» Uh »*.mt porm.o.mt. It's mm hnSsjgdm sang. Member, are urged ta attend. Visit From Mf. Vernon Given For At "'.'to p.* m. the choir, direc will be observed Sunday, June 8. Church School: 0:15 A. M Young's Confectionery Vegetables, Meata g'tti t. yoo l.t sWt.fjIasj « to ... • tt.wsniti.ns. •' TOO William E. Harris, commander Wpmtmlot sstssr foo «l TV.r ws.li.rt, N. shars. SV atWas* tor, Mrs. I.eone B. Bray, was Watch this column for detail.*!. Morning Worship. 10.I& A. M Groceries, Meats. Step!** . . Groceries SICK AMONG US— Me.-dames of Ben Carter Post .'149. Ameri tSsn. ot tatsjrts. Cmmo ta roAoy tor your hoo UM guest speaker at Mt.. Vernon Mrs. Blanche Vorhis is director. out l.ois Holland, 321 Woodland av.; can Legion, Mt. Vernon, and An Evening Worship. 7:15 P. ii Beer to carry AME in connection with a Wom Mattie Cook Waakdays 8 A. M • 10 P. M Lucille James, :tH2 S. Wheatland drew l^ewis, service officer of the The Gospel cnoir will be pre OPEN EVES aV SUNDAY an 'a. day observance. Sandays • A. M. - 2 P. M av.; Sarah Summerville, 71 Win post, were in the city over the sented jn concert by the Sunday C F. JENKINS On Friday at Elmhurst 552 LEXINGTON AVE . • e party home, Mrs. Lillian *md 6 9 P. M ner av.; Kdyth William.-, 1427 weekend. *< mill Thursday, June 12. The Ministe. Dandridge and Mr*. Ora FE. 4042 On Wednesday from 1 :.'"0 10 Atcheson s"t.; ,Sii!«ii* Jamison, program is a part «,f Annual Sun Royster gave a bridal ahow- 2:.'I0 p, m. afternoon prayer ser HSU E. lx>ng st.; Amy Kelly, St. day "School week June !'-13. Mrs. er in honor of Miss Mattie vice is held at 2nd Baptist, Francis hospital; Lulu Smith, VFW Session Sunday Theresa Hull is choir president, Ruth Cook. IttWtW Wednesday, May SIH, Circle 7 Grant hoapital; Meaars. Robert District No, 11 of Veterans of E. E. Barksdale is direeot and •"-• Welcome Ta met nt the home of Mrs. Irene Banks, lOt'S Fair sv.; Edwurd I.. Nix general superintendent. Many lovely gift* were re- i Luxvriouf 39.50 Valuo Foreign War.v met jn a one day CALDWELL TEMPLE Kecves.. ;*86 S. 232nd at. Kccton, University hospital; session Sunday a( .Vewaik. John ceive«l by Miss Cook. A&B Meat Market Woody Mack, Veterans* hospital, AME ZION CHURCH Wednesday at 8 p. tn. the Mis M. Stanley, an active leader iu Games were played and re- ] sionary Society met at the payton. COLUMBUS 524 E. Long St. freshmenta were served. Week-Ender Cose veterans' organisations, was re AD. 0716 196 South 4th Street AD. 0716 Rich simulated alligator esse fttted chur«h, Mrs. Frederica Butler is Mrs. Berdenla Deberry, 'lot, S. elected fo the second time as r FUNERAL DIRECTORY Morning Worship 11 A. M. ACROSS FROM MARKET HOUSE with a complet* B-aorttnt-nt of 11 president. Oaklet* MV.. was injured when hit chaplain of the district. famous Patricia 8t«vens Beauty Thursday at 7:30 p. m.. prayer by an automobile Tuesday. C D. WHITE & SONS Vouth Service. 6:30 P. M 'Little Magician' Aids — plus a priestess makeup service will be held. Evening Services 8 P. M. 6 M. B. Evan*, husband of Mrs. FUNERAL HOME Martin Van Baien, < i >r h i.. POM CHOPS Lean 55c lb. *P»W«, "The Way to UvehntM. • e • ."s1.i7.ii- Evans, 712 Mt. Vernon av.,. umirtp orris. 40*4 tH TOPAfl Louisville Guests 1217 Mt. Vernon Avt. Air Coaditioned president, was **ueh a consummate [ Friday, June IS, Soul Winner* i. in University hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Lewi* Shipley, REV. A. J. KIRK, politician he was know as "the GROUND BET Fresh Lean 55c lb. Is'140 E. I-ong st., sprnt last week BURNS MEMORIAL Pastor little magician." NT. OLI Vf I BAPTIST visiting relatives and friends in FUNERAL HOME PORK SAUSAGE Country Style 39c lb. Louisville. 1072 £. Long St. No Appointmrnt Nacassary thst el tt f a y so tvhn* v FA. 15S5 CHUCK ROAST Young Tender Beef 59c lb. yes hay a New COME TO MLEEt'S FOR THE MRS. D. A. WHITTAKEH SHILOH BAPTIST (ALUHAMS Small - Lean 45c lb. Rabbi Nathan Zelizer Speaker AND SON, INC. CHURCH BEAUTE SHOPPE Thor Washer FUNERAL HOME Hamilton at Mt. Varnstn Att Cwmi Brown, Jassi* Maa WIENERS Skinless 39c lb. MODELS FROM BEST IN 720 E. Long St. Emory, Prop. Arthila Lofts*. For Missionary Event Sunday JAMES W PARRISH. By PEGGY THOMPSON fur the Rose of Sharon Mission- EV. 9549 fM7 Mt. Vernon Ave.. FE. 6464 SLICED BACON Center Slices 39c lb. * Minitter Thursday. May 29, at ary convocation. The program FLORAL $ will be sponsored by the Kuth WILLIAMS & McNABB 8:15 A. M. i;..'iio BroaUcaat 7:30*' p. m. the Ro&e ol CUBE STEAKS Tender 89c lb. Circle. MORTUARY, INC. l> A- M. Church School Ageless Styles 11450 Sharon Missionary Society j ARRANGE 11 A. M. Chuich At Worship Monday. June 2. at C p. m. the FUNERAL HOME BOLOGNA Fine Oualily - Pc 37c lb. will hold its monthly meet-! 11 A. M. (Continued Cnurch youth choir will have it*, anausl Mrs. C. A. 818 E. Long St. in.tr. Al! members are asked School ior Children* Suiaii nay i Ids at Riverside dr. The tic Bryce. Prop, EV. 9521 IffiSEl'S 17.90 Down 1.75 Wtskly to attend and brii.K their MENTS children may bc left with FUNKS large - Juicy 49c lb. canned L'ood.**- for the Juve-j kets can he purchased from any competent worker* while . HAT SHOPPE nilc Center. youth choir member, and also at BROOKS^ vcu worship. R. 179 N. Monroe Ave. DIXIE OLEO Yellow Quarters 30c ib. the church. Sunday, June 1, at 10;."4 a. m. BRYCE FLORISTS FUNERAL HOME, INC. t> P M. ilaptiftt Training Union BEST MERCHANDISE MART the stcrnion will be preached by: 1108 E. Long St. FA. 0082 CIGARETTES Wednesday, June 4, at 7 p. m. 709 E. LONG ST Full Time Piouiam of Weekdays 6-9 P. M. All Brands $1.85 Carton Tha Av.nut*. Mott Com plats Appliance Stora" Kev. H. B. links, pastor. At 'd:'d\> the Roy Scout* meet at the par. FE. 1411 Chrtstaan E.i.ication p. m. Holy communion will be ob- AD. 2745 Sundays 2*9 P. M. WE ACCEPT RELIEF ORDERS 1013 MT. VERNON AVE. FE. 1328 ish house. At 7:30 p. m. Wednes EV. 1514 CoriwD'iiiitv PJi ygrou*.d aarved. At 7:30 p. m. Kabbi Na- j rh. Ab*-»» Uat li.th.sSa. day the churv*h-at-prayer will be 7tJip V. M. W >r>hio than Zelizer of Tifcreth Israel! WE DELIVER Ot rts. Csusaslsas. *«,,. Music bv Five Choir* Temple wtll be the guest speaker • led by the ushcra. ' ~M 3 ili!Sffi;S «sHB"nnwa*sWBsnusa"B*aa"n^ •BJ aSSSSMt***. •-«': • „... . rUvH'* SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1952 a ' |! THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, MAY 3!t 1052 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE • 1IUIAN ALLEN'S 46th ANNIVERSARYxOBSERVANCE ENDS ON SUNDAY OPINION SENTINEL EDITORIALS By ELIZABETH COOPER Cleveland, and congrega The third annual May festival in last week's edition. A program The final program and crown- will be held with an address by ing of the\May queen and king tion participating. sponsored by the Convention duo Pilgrim Baptist ended its began ' Wednesday evening at Rev. William Mitchell, son of the will be held/Saturday evening, be VIEWPOINT OF THE Bishop Ransom's Retirement celebration of 46 years ser Th* Christian parade was high 7:80. A 30 minute program pre ginning at ?.-30. pastor. The retirement of Reverdy C. Hansom && a bishop in vice to the community Sun ly successful. The parade began ceded the sermon delivered by Friday at ?*30 p. m. a program The 14 contestants are: the AME church does not, in any manner, cloud the In.-tie n day with Rev. Frank Brown at 1:30 p. m. at 6th and Fulton Rev, James Mitchell. Name of is scheduled. The speaker will be Mrs. Josephine 'tfrcatt, Mrs. Tke eetaiene eaeressse la thi. column are tho.. .1 Ue writer ss-o sie net of 2nd Ebenezer Baptist, sts. Thursday's speaker was omitted Rev. 0. J. Reeves, Dora Goodwin, Mrs, alary Owens, BM.ssarllr reflect tke eelnlees ef Tks Statin*.—Edlter. « WEEK of hia many contributions to the rise and growth of that MSsa Clyde Sills, Mr«/Elsie Ker religious organization. Bishop Ransom's-career as a pow- ner, Mrs. Mattye Connally, Mrs. Some tin-ia ago an article ap The Senate is now debating crfulaforce in the AME church is one of which he and his Candidates fPHHIK 7TH DAT Juanita Garnet*. Mrs* Vera Saw. peared here denouncing the types' many friends can be boastfully proud. We fervently hope yer. Mrs. Janie Jackson, Mrs. of correspondence vacatlo n e r n the so-called McCarran immigra tion bill, which is similar to the that in his remaining years the elderly, distinguished pre Af NAACP Conference Bennie Lee Martin, Mrs. Fannie and travelers usually send bock late enjoys the leisure which he richly deserves after so Cobb, Mra. Ruby Hodo, Mr*. home. You remember—the "Wish Walter bill recently passed by the ASILOMAR Cal.—-The presi House. There is a widespread but many years as a leader of his church and his people. dential candidate who receivea Ruth Tankaley and Mrs. Bettye you were here'' variety. Since School Exercises Are Sunday Smith. erroneous impression that theso the bulk of the Negro vote will be then, I have received several en The public is invited to attend measures would 'bring about the one who speaks up unequivo the Missionary," with Mary Ban drick and Alvcrda Miller in lead couraging comments about it, and sweeping liberal reforms in this cally for FEPC, elimination of By HILDA L. NEIL the services and help crown one likewise, many more informative Home Grown Fascism Closing exercises for stu ner, Jodie Mitchell, Donald Hen- ing roles. Closing remarks by the I nation's immigration poll cies. the filibuster and other civil pastor. Elder Jacob Justiss. of the 14 ladies queen of the fes letters. My friends, those who aro The Eastgate bigots are showing their colors (hope right* measures," Gioster B. Cur dents of the 7th Day Adven tival. Despite their grave deficiencies, tist Parochial .school, 186 The 7th Day Adventist school traveling to all parts of the globe they'll pardon us for using that word) again. rent, NAACP director of ANTIOCH opened its doors for the first time nowadays, are seeing to it that there are commendable aspects branches, told 400 delegate* at Cleveland av., will be held to both bills. One is that they This time the 100 percent Aryan segment of the pop Sunday, June 1, at 8:15 in September, 1047. Members of our mailbox is not being contami ulation of that Eastside community, which is "unfortu tending a northern California Ephosus church, believing that nate,] with post cards bearing thc would wrap up in one package the area conference of local NAACP p. m. at Poindexter Center, nate" enough to be located at the eastern fringe of Colum 240 N. Champion av., under Male Chorus education ia threefold — mental, senseless expressions mentioned widely scattered codes^ regulating units here. previously—"Swell place,'' "Hav the admission of aliens to thc U. bus' bLack belt ghetto, is charged with threatening the auspices of Miss Ethel physical and spiritual — united To do a former owner of a piece of land in the area who had the Phipps, principal. their funds and labor to provide ing a wonderful time," ami so on S. and such other related matters as naturalization and deportation. temerity to threaten the racial sanctity of the neighbor Prof. James Tharp Mrs. J. EL Barnett, chairman of In.Sunday such education for their children. BETTER JOB —but rather epistles explaining the school board, will give the The school includes Bible study the state of things peculiar to the Thc two measures also make hood, by exercising his God-given, and incidentally con opening address. The program in its daily program besides the places being enjoyed. friendly gestures to Oriental im stitutional, right to sell his land to whomever he chose. Continues in Office Appearance Use a migrants hitherto barred from be. will be as follows: Four panto- regular courses required by the Since the transaction was consummated every rotten For that your scribe is very coming naturalized U. S- citizens. Prof, James B. Tharp of Ohio mines — "The Windmill," "Skat * The Eastend male chorus state. It is one of more than 4160 device in the book—from threatening telephone calls to State university's'Education Dept. BETTER PAINT! grateful! Nothing irks mc more For the fintt time, immigrants ing Song,'' "Building a House" will render a musical pro elementary schools operated by than to receive mail with infor the lot owner and members of his family, to thus far un has been continued i<* office for a and '"The Minuet'* Dialogue, 7th Day Adventists throughout from Japan, Korea. Indonesia, gram at Antioch Baptist. mation down to the lowest mini Burma, Thailand, Pakistan, Cey successful attempts to intimidate the Negro buyer—has two year term as secretary of the "What's a Penny?,'* featuring 1013 O limbers rd., Sunday, the world, with total enrollment MRS. LILLIAN ALLEN been tried by these pseudo-Americans. BEST PAINT IS- mum. lon and Vietnam would be able Central State* Modern Language Walter Hendrick and Arlenc An June ' .t 3 p. m. of over 160,800 pupils. The pub What these bigots don't seem to realize is the fact derson. A play, "The Return of To .give an example of the types of letters being recejved, here to qualify for naturalization. Teachers Ass'n. The ngers recently ubserved lic is invited to the Sunday exer in part is one from a dear friend who recently went to Japan to join that their fight to maintain their little white world, sans cises. But the privilege thus granted ,. their . • th anniversry ai a group her husband, a medical officer, transferred a few months ago from the encroachments of the black hordes of American citi at Macedonia Baptist before a see the much.talked-about Koje island. There he spent many sleepless would largely be offset by an an capacity audience. Students of Ephesus parochial nual immigration quota of 185 zens who threaten to infringe upon their living habits, is days and nights operating on Chinese prisoner of war casualties. a losing one. Member* of the group are- school invite the public to attend I hasten to share with you the contents of her letter: for Japan and 100 for each of the other countries. Technically, the The migratory trend toward the community in which William Palmer, president* open house for their art and "At last I have arrivr'l! My ship docked nt Yokohama Thurs EInond Harris, rice pre.ident; crafta show Tuesday, June 3, at old policy of exclusion which was they have practiced their un-American chauvinism is an day afternoon. Wo had good weather throughout tthe ocean trip. Regina Brown, secretary; Nor- deeply resented in the Orient, es 186 Cleveland av. A talent hour I was seasick a few times but found the best remedy for that is to inexorable one. The dam which has surrounded the black ley Abbott, treasurer; Edward pecially in Japan, would be ended. will be held before the exhibition. eat a good breakfast. ghetto is bursting, and consequently the force of Negro Williams, director; K e g i n a An offering will be taken. But thc new quotas would be so numbers necessitates the expansion of living space for the Brown, pianist. "I bad a stateroom all to myself; Guess how this happened? small as to be almost insulting to Well, there was one other Negro girl on the ship, and since the army latter, who, in many instances, are no more anxious to live William Carter, Charles Bell, a very large segment of the alongside their Hitleristic friends than said friends are to Allen Simpson, "Edward Zim AGE for FENCE did not want to put us together, as that would bc discrimination, yet world's popullation. they also did not want us to share a room v*ith the whites. Therefore have the sons and daughters of Ham for their neighbors. merman, Benjamin Henderson, Still another discriminatory Sam Mattison, Taster Coleman, ORNAMENTAL we both had private staterooms' The whites were sleeping two, three We have, a solution to the Eastgaters'* problem and provision of the bill would James Carpenter, William Dob CHAIN LINK^ and four in ONE stateroom. I preferred being alone, so this was we don't charge them a cent for the information: sharply curtail the current im bins, Judi-e Hayes, Ralph WOOD FREE ONE time discrimination worked to my advantage. If they can't yield to progress and human decency, migration of about 1000 Ne Bridge,, George Coleman, Rob BEST MERCHANDIJE HART "The food was good—had movies, a library, lounge and deck then they should pack up and leave . . . preferably for S. ESTIMATES groes a year from Jamaica in ert Mnndy. "The Avenue's Most Complete seats for comfort. Africa of north Mississippi, where their racial philosophy the W. Indies. A quota of lOO Tha; chorus will be presented TIME Faint A Wallpaper Center" ALL HOUSES ARE ALIKE would be more abundantly,appreciated. Sunday under auspices of the 1013 Mt. Vornon Ave. FE. 1324 immigrants a year would ke set Antioch youth choir, of which A. PAYMENTS "We are living'at Sag-ama Hara, which is a newly established up for Jamaica and other colo Zimmerman is president and Mrs. housing project for dependents. It is located about 45 minutes ride nies or dependencies in tbe Ruby Bowen pianist. from Yokohama. All houses are alike, consist of four units, the cen western hemisphere, although ter portion having two story dwellings, and on either end are single storx ones. We have a center unit. It ig completely furnished with no quotas are created for the When harsh treatments cause MgstWttp**, ateam heat, electricity, electric stove (range), telephone, nations of the hemisphere. ajnd contains two bedrooms, living room, dining room, bath and kitch Apart from these discrimina Dear Editor: 1 am greatly should make every effort to bo EASTSIDE CAB CO. tory clauses, both the McCarran concerned over a very serious ITCHY SCALP en. All the walls are stucco. present osvrly enough to permit Help scalp feci healthier, hair grow "I went to Kyoto, Japan, on a vacation spree, and stayed at tho and Walter bills do considerable situation. it to begin at the announced lovelier with famous Double Action Miyako hotel. It is luxurious. In fact, it's the prettiest hotel I've violence to the American concept The people of this commu time. aHPSmtlntt rkoto ever been in. Two sides of the dining room are walls marie of sliding of civil rights. nity have come to have such If thi* or a similar program REV. ALEXANDER A. PERRY, pastor of Colnmbn, AT. AME glass doors so that while eating you can look out and see nothing but Both bill., would subject aliens little regard for time that few is followed, I can guarantee bother to go anywhere on time church, Boston, and one of the loading pastor, in N. England, is sulfur G a little hilly garden complete with waterfall. Quite a gorgeous pic already in this country to depor that within a period of two and it seems that no organisa years or less the citisens of that section's hope for the bishopric of the African Methodist Epis 4»* **•• kp* .*-",,' •-•*--•*. '"• SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1952 PAGE 10 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, MAY 31. 13S2 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE iv E^srs= Mrs. Lynch's Mother HEALTH The Ohio FASHION on PARADE THE SENTINEL III. Here From Ind. TODAYS YOUTH Youth FORUM Mn*. A, I*. Lynch. 1233 Frank By Eunice Walker lin av., has returned home from Sentinel's Section SS"'. a. i an .am is. . a. In-dianapolU, where ahe was call- Tomon-oute Men and Women By R. EARL BLAND, ter th«* leg can bo lifted^Jiighcr 9massm\WS ed to the bedside of her mother, P h y a icians ami higher. "firs. Luella Turner. She returned Do you want to look slim and I "If you are overweight you often hear pa These maneuvers are simple t\l_ Columbus Tuesday, bringing but as improvement occurs they trim in your bathing Miit and j can be'sure you are overeating," tients complain her mother, who will remain here wardrobe this summer? Does | says Miss Delafield. "No one in- can be increased to be more ef until she, has fully recovered. that their knee,**- By Roxie Matxrte Griffin there come a moment when the; herits fat--but he may inherit an fective. The next step is to lift i Bf PAT JOHNSON are so weak And Darlene ,Durir pointer on the scale goes up, up! oversize appetite. the outstretched leg against re UP AND AROUND NORTH and up? "Most people o v e r c a t for they can hardly sistance. This is done by attaching , 41b flow'er Exhibit =»tunj up. Thoy weight to the foot or having a j • iou look at your fi*.ur« «'>d j exactly the MnX9 tenaon that a The New Dawn and -Northwest do not mean companion hold the ankle while j YOUTH SPEAKS OUT This week our personality is goes for you too, Ann Keys and to congratulate Herxhel Hodge see Iittle^pad^ of fat that you . drunkard overdrinks — as an at- ern Garden club is presenting its an attempt is made to move the j Mr. Basketball himself — Jr. Vera Kelley). Why is l/ois lteid and Delores Brown on their en nevei really notice.! before. Vour; tempt „t escapism. They have a this, however, fourth annual flower exhibit at favorite dre*s is getting very extremity, Franklin. We couldn't find out acting so strange lately? Say gagement. The welding will take .ting very j sub,*.™.*., iou* feeling of froatra- because it is the Poindexter Center, 240 N, Cham fie/ore I no into thia columu I much about Jr. except that he is »*'ug, »o you decide you must re-' tion «bout something they feel ia •This exercise must be continued Nancy Thompson at West Hi— place Aug. iii*. Boy wanted: Hair m u » cl e s ur . pion av., Monday,'June 8- Kxhi- wouhi first like to -••> that it ia 17 and has brown hair and eyes. dure. Well, here is the answer, j mis-dug in life; hunger for ro- even after the victim is able to What happened t<» your hold" on like Dwight West, Eyes like Bill r o u n ding the '•:!< will be shown from 3 to 7 wonderful being here attain. 1 He doesn't have a heart interest The 25 million overweight 1 t walk. As the heel strikes the Jr. Franklin? Bill Alexander, Trusa. Complexion like Wayne boredom, dislike of a job, p. m. Persons desiring to enter as .*•••••• and can bc found at Cth American* who have become a .structure and ground with each step the quadri. hope you enjoy thia a*, murh a« I lack of social contacts, lack of floral arrangements are request and oth playground. have you made Up your mind yet? White. Talks like I... • Miller. major national health problem not the knee Dr. Bland cops muscle should contract to do. purpose in life, and self pity.'' John Kobinson, a certain girl at Walks like <".••: Jackson. Built ed t0 call Fa. 145-1, Fa. 840.1 or The heading ia "Prayer la the Kvelyn Mitchell, a few fellows that is involved. This large mus extend the knee fully and to en To sum jt up. the Ann Dela- Ki. 65*s& t>y Saturday, IMay .11. An***sver." What ia prayer, we a k. would like for you to stop play North soys the answer is no. like Vernon Barkstall. Dances cle covers the thigh and '*» known courage a secure gait. field appetite reducing plan is a General chairman is Mrs. Hattie 1 know that all of you know, or ing around and settle down (that We would like to be the first like Clarence Watkins. as the "quadriceps."* BLOOD REPLACEMENT package. consisting of a reducing White, The public is invited. rather think you know, what it ia It is likely U> become lax after F. T. writes: How long-does it plan book, a month's supply of as Webster define* it, but here i* confinement to bed because of ; take the system to replace a pint the reducing wafer, anj a month'.*- Naturally hanc"***©****-* my definition of prayer;"Prayer illness or surgery. Strength and ,' of blood that was donated? supply of vitamin capsules. is the •(-.'! of religion. It is a me Picnic Pamphlet ton are lost and it may atrophy j Keply; From four to six weeks, This product if an entirely new e dium of communing with thc EVERETT JUNIOR HIGH to «uch an extent that the leg be- j meanwhile the loss is not suffi- LONGER conception as a plan. To Kexall's powerful God in which we all be . "Mi,>. noticeably thinner. cient to produce symptoms. , By Phyllis Stevens And Pat Black kn.ssvi. •.!-,. no other reducing lieve." No wonder the individual feels Made Available plan i,..v been marketed with a • * • HAIR 1 said (hat prayer ia the .-•*.- wobbly whe» walking i- resumed. complete book of this type cover Dr. Bland will answer que. »wer, but what ia prayer the an Going up an,* down stairs is most grow* bett from a llello gang! "Back again to West, Champion and .Mound. And ing menu*, exercises, proper tions r«latin, to health and ky swer to? Prayer, of couroe, ia the bring you the news of what hap to top the day off there was Lynn makeup, personal hygiene, etc., siifficult because the muscle helps h-tafthy icolp. By 'Rec' Depl. giene in this column an.] by answer to all things. But today *l >r, pened at our field day. Hope playing it tool in his station to lift the leg on ascending stairs Help scalp feel healthier, hair «ro**» connected with supplementary want to deal mainly with univer- '•*,'.••.. and steadies it when descending, j mail. He will not make diagao- lovelier with famous Double Action Everybody who was anybody wagon. He played a few numbers A new and up-to-date pamph food*. -;i! peace, or rather peace without It in this lack of confidence and j »i« or prescribe for individnals waa there. There were people and the gang went wild. let, "Picnic Plaus ;,>.,! Parties," victory. security that has led to the term, Enclose stamped. ««-if add.ested from North. Central, South, East, We also have a new "guess has been prepared by the Colum see The wafer Is a psychological "weak in the knees,'* envelope and address R. Earl who" and personality. bus Recreation Dept. a» a public I feel that prayer ia the only GUESS WHO—I am 4'-lli". I service and is now ready for dis support t0 will power. It is a Recovery is the rule, but it , Bland, M. D.. Tbo Sentinel sulfur-fl PAT JOHNSON completely new formula. IU answer that wc can truly depend By Peggy Brov-der live at O.'.J Delaware av. with my tribution. may be delayed in elderly persons. ,' Health Forum. 881 E. Long St.. jAmJU f btnefdt SCAIP %ej function i« to rescue the appetite upon now that it seems all other methods arc fuilinir. parents. I attend Macedonia Bap Falling is a common mishap be- j CI.. ...I.... 1 The pamphlet contains a listing ^&&A** \ beoutiftet HAIR I also know that I am not the only person who believes, or has and prevent a desire for food and cause of thei,< inability to "lock > tist church. I am usually found of all available picnic sites in Co believed, that prayer is the answer. • that hungry feeling between the knee to support the weight of m m at the Everett school ground or lumbus and surrounding territory. A man who lived to be 95 years old once prayed, "Oh gracious meals, an well ax to Ir —.-n the de- the body. EF9£* To\*'*' * y» w *+"* '#*** STARLING JR. at the Crusader. My friends are It shows various ways to organ Father wh0 maheth warn to. cease in all the world, You who have numerous. Can you icuess my EUNICE WALKERS fthfe for fo.*.! »t mealtime. The quadriceps also suffer ise a successful picnic and des gone forth with ua to fight our battles on land and sea, You have name? One outstanding feature of the where the knee joint becomes SCommonsense Loans cribes 132 games according to were told today to. e*t their cake given oa protection in danger, patience in suffering and moderation We bring you this week as per wafer is that its •*•.-a-n helps diseased or damaged. Temporary PERSONALITY — A n g eline "ge g'oupK that are an essential ami have d waistline, too, by in victory—and nil this through prayer.** sonalities Darlene r*razie and to reduce appetite. It pK.vi.is-. a paralysis occurs through a reflex r (Ann) Cox live« at 805 Pennsyl port of any picnic. fame,* reducing authority Ann fJiAmmmUTsnWamoAhn* -JS^.. ^ w. • i,ss%ta **- **>. ~«sa*^sW Vsata>>lli^ see "*> Buddy Madden. psychological support to will machinisru that is not fully un vania av, with her father, Mr. Delafield. Mis,, Delafield said that I..-" detest s.l a CosTuaoawr.hsi The pamphlets may be bad be approached ; ,H,W,T l.«' ,,f,,l' sU-v •» *• *tii%ty derstood. Arthritis ami *'water on This man, a Scotchman by birth, hi thc time of crisis, as we do Darlene resides with her pat Nathaniel Cox. She attends Mace reducing must loen mskrt coalman sense — its ttce of charge at the Recreation conceit: .nne-j SK^!^ r**on"**™l'd «»' **" the knee'' (syit-ovitis) are fre-*-" tmrpatar. smouni. »nti poytorot. today, fell u> hia knees and prayed. This man who died 75 years ago, ents at R. 687 Mt. Vernon av. donia' Baptist and pals around through the new* concebt: appe la,h a*raiUM« prosnptlr to work- and was D6 when he died, »aw that prayer was the answer. She has brown hair and brown with Marlene Thompson, Phyllis Dept.. Rm. 124. city hall. tite control. V. l't *.siis-i.i s< menus which recom quent causes. Xowvand then weak iasg ipso atxl women, msrrsed or mend liberal .'uantilies of "green ness of the quadriceps muscle We *ake »o much for granted nowadays. We sometimes forget eyes. She stands 4'-H'* and Ray, Joyce Shepherd and yours Starvation diet* and calorie ss an«,!«-. (S« ioJi»iJual basis. produces more disability at « la (Quiets tajr o»»t toses. common- all the miracles that we see daily. weighs 110. Her favorite record truly. Her ambition is to be a counting pr* ineffectual, how * magic'' .*•....!. to keep on a low sssnse hudj.i tsdvice slso leetured. » • « is "Have Mercy." Her favorite nurse. Warren Williams, better ever, if the person has an uncon I calorie diet. ter date than tbe original joint Retail Sales Down disturbance. Phossc . . . write ... or roosc in. Man has taken it upon himself to destroy one of the greatest dish is Buddy Madden. She pals known as "Sonny," formerly of trolled psychological or habitual Through the extensive years of tOANS its to 9*04 er ts>»re For the first <*u.-wter of 11)52, Simple exercises will help to miraclce of all time—human life. Our only solution to today's prob around with Maxine Webster, East High and now in the navy, compulsion to eat more than he J test, which the Rexall la bora- ti t.-i! Ohio retail ..all's were down lem is .that of praying to someone who ia over, and above ua all to Kosetta French nnd Peggy Brow- is hor boy friend. actually needs. j tories undertook before launch- prevent "weak knees." A person step In aa a mediator nnd take a hand to prevent man from destroy- •ler. Our "guess who"' personality 4 pel cent from the **umx period | ing this plan publicly, physicians wh0 is ill or who has had an op ing himself. Buddy resides with his parents last week wa* Ix-is Shouae. of last year, according to the Ohiu "The control of appetite j wore • "ii-*..*••!>• consulted and eration will profit by periodically at '.197 S. Wheatland av. He has Next week we will try to have Retail Annalist, published by the through non-fattening food sub ' called upon to examine people holding the leg stiff and lifting thc heel off the bed. rfasnm 20*0, 44 E,E. LONG ST.,. COLUMBUSS brown hair and brown eyes. He the names of all the (»As who arc Bureau of Business Research at stances and the analysis of the during and after the course. •**>**• 11 AOam* nSX21»1 . A. J. SmlertkaSmlertaka,. MgrMar.. If this is not possible the mus. ' By Alberta Goodwin And jgAgg Washington stands 5'-.*)*' and weighs 121. His graduating. Ohio Stat., I.M i.s i.. if. reasons for over-eating have re Their findings and letters with io rbmmmsk ol I placed calorie counting in the tie should be contracted while favorite record is also "Have out exception were favorable. science of weight' reduction,". keeping the heel on the bed. La- Mercy." His favorite dish is Dar state* MU* Delafield. „. lene Frazier. He pals around with BARRETT JR. HIGH Phil Williams, Jimmy Toler and Mini Delafield's new sweO*. • <• tooth, yet effective, theory of*"-. Thomas Legion. /•Bridegrooms weight control is called 'The'Ann \ WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF Oelafield Appetite Reducing) Our personalities «f the week best friend is Peyton Black. —Mell Jackson wasn't such a Cold Storage NO DOWN PAYMENT playboy? Wanda Kells and John Plan," and f r,r the first time are Carol Waddell and "Leon SHORT TALES Stewart broke up? Jimmy Nowell ' packages'' all the elements, of (iarnes. Why doesn't David Lynch get didn't walk «o fine? Janet Wil weight reduction and improved i a regular girl friend? No one Moth-Mildew Carol resides at 12£2 Ann st. liams and James Garland went to appearance. -. 24 MONTHS TO PAY knows what Phyllis Harrison has with her parents. She has black gether again? Timothy Blalock The package combines a »*ew '•• on her mind—but Phyllis. Ann hair an«j brown eyes, weighs 102. didn't have such, fine features? ' ompule Ken hit supplementary food in the form Evans is trying to get Donald Protection rfot j*st otfi^istiitic fxit\y$HstQ.,.Hov' She likes to play baseball in the Russell Moorehead went for Ha of an appetite appeasing, aon-j at summer *d basketball in winter. Thrcatt's attention but she has V • fattening "will 4>ower wafer"; zel Dennis? Alex Robinson could Her favorite foods are mashed plenty of competition. Who were witJi vitamin capsule* ami a book make up his mind? PhiUip Jack mJinue potatoes ond fried chicken. Gerol thoaso nice looking boys JoAnn •>> Mis* Delai'ield which outline-, j son still went to Starling? Ken doesn't have a pet peeve. Washington was talking to the Whether Yoor an entire regime of planned ; neth Kells and Selemia Carman other day? menus (cake included), and new' Leon lives at I960 Goethe st. weren't made for each other? Wedding li — What girl does Martin AIU*n and easy "roll away" exercise* j with bis mother and slater. He is Barbara Comer didn't go for Bill STRICTLY FORMAL Entire Wardrobe ride around in his Koadmaster Ray? Chauncey Smith would go with glooming and personality j 15 and in the OA. His weight hi Buick? Is she his girl friend? with Bobby J. Bennette? 'Robert SEMI-f-ORMAL pointer*. The Ann Delafield ap- ' Valustlen •'<•'. and his favorite sport is base. Song of the week: "Have"Mercy." Rivers liked someone else besides INFORMAL • petite reducing plan is on *alc in ! BLANKETS IS5 . 50c ball. He prefers ham in. thc food Rexall drug outlets throughout; Couple of the week: Jo Ann Nadji Smith? A certain girl line and ''Heavenly Father'" mu the country, Washington and Thomas Smith. would stop singing "Just One WOOL SUITS .69c sically. Leon doesn't h«ve a girl Magnolia Goodwin was thc poster More Chance" u> Jimmy Toler. * ... t>t.FRO$Tf.V6 friend but ia looking for one. His winner this week. Essie Smith would reveal her» ro ! THI FINEST The reducing plan comes in a CLOTH COATS v..tS.„. .69c ia tfce *ew mantic secret? So many people white and gold box with a from Franklin would stop coming ENDOWED month's supply of scientifically i aliiJtion IHTERNATIOMAl FUR COATS..?, $2.00 over to our fair school? WITH QUALITY balanced vitamin*. The new ap- j HARVESTER Society Arranges Camping Periods petite wafer >•-* delicious t0 tasls*. Now is (he time to make sure your winter COOLEST COUPLES —Buddy- *« r.ody. Is. rifts*—H ,k« s wardro'te is sale Irom moths, mildew, ami compounded of non-fntt e n.i n a Madden and Darlene Frazier. S.MS-.' I. -h ... food Mibstancer utilising skim « theft. Bring them to your neighborhood i Dickie Clair and Maggie Ray. SW.AN SUPER CLEANER or call SWAN for For Handicapped Children In Stale failfc j>o**rder. soy beans and the bonded messen*:er service. Your clothes are Clarence Coleman and Delores important alkaline or*h food sup- Craft. James Garland and Junet Whea H ill, yoa. H Hottort Innured by SWAN from tbe moment they A chance to go to camp this, county). The second session, at piemen*: called lecithin. It is leave vour door. Williams. David Lynch and !•>- •• toot Shwa 4 farm M summer will be available to ap Tiffft Y's Camp Pittenger near eaten between meals as a supple mele Frazier. Leonard Johnson proximately 850 Ohio Jboys and McCutchenville, begins Aug. 3. mentary fo<»d, allowing the over and Geraldine .Fleming. Thomas girls with physical handicaps, weight person to eat a normal 20 Stores All Over Town Nearly 100 boys and girls are Coleman and Connie Davis. Cles- afantOsnOtU d.fr.iliag. Walter B. Underwood, executive amount of food without any expected at each of these two per son Goodwin and Celia Newlin. Miilhiisg lo do. director of the Ohio Society for craving for m.,re food at or be iods. Affiliated units of the soci Jerry Nowell and 'Boots Scott. Complete iKental Oa *y atnnenl Centre!. Fosl, C r i •••>!• ,j Children, announced /vice tween meals. ety and other interested local or Russell Moorehead and Nadji' e*)aX*Tk d«I.OSIan(. OOf t*SS«. here. ganizations will sponsor children, Smith. John Frazier and Mary • suMaWtt rofMAIS Conv.ntionssl slew mallsod. tlUt tn E.a-ySfl. do.I. At least eight camps will be op financing maintenance at camp twu cotoa iNitaioai - Curry. Alex Robinson and Char • rowpet murs FROM Appof.l Cbb is tits tout- Attend Funeral en for lu day to four week peri for the most part through Easter esW trurniiMC I lene Irvin. Jack Steptoe and • ruxt oos TO* tot O Of, to pO. ods to children whose crippling' seal funds. Mr. and Mrs. William Sawyer •aw.ion-0- Spring-fresh Green in Donna William*!, Mell Jackson • CUTAWAYJ TO and Mrs. Mary n<:. ;*,;,« were conditions prevent their going to and Joan Wilson. John Stewart teriors .., Color-keyed (Julian G. Gardner of Napo • STIOltftS TOE Acc.itori.t o.o'loaaWa — called to Vincent, o., to attend •Tdght modcli... | regular camps for physically nor and Wanda Kells. Paul Lock and door handles! leon, field secretary of the Ohio • TaAJtS item S5.50 SSo.1, Srwti. T.-.I. ;«... the funeral Monday of .Mr*. eight siros... « mal youngsters, he said. Betty Nelson. Carl Sally and Bar society, is to direct the Pittenger • SlUC suns Amanda Barnett, H'.t, who died 229»5 .•'j ond oumpmsemtt. eight prices from The special camping opportuni bara Richmond. Ralph Smith and Friday. May S3. session. K. C. Morrison of Colum ties are currently being arranged Essie Smith. John Haynes* and bus, another of thc organization's by societies for crippled children Barbara Moses. Martha Turney field men, will be in charge of the and Tommy Kimbro. and service clubs of the sUU*. Urbana Visitors BEST MERCHANDISE MART Memorial period. Richard A. Len> Tbe Ohio society itself w,ill con_ Couple of the week: Sheryl 35 jfjtfuifid' (Jtui Henry Fowlei*- and Mrs. Walter "Tb.- Avenue's Most Complete Appliance Center** duct tw foui- week sessions, the { hart of Napoleon is to be program Liverpool and Frank Wade. Best N. 3rd St. Roberts spent the pu.st .Sun«tay in Columbus' Largest CSranrr 0 (Downtown) A"amt •first opening June 15 at Camp, director for both camps again dressed boy; Charles Dungy. Best! Aarroi. trosi Urbana. 1013 MT. VERNON AVE. FE. 1328 "Finest in formal Wear" 6626 Memorial in Fulton (Morrow. this summer.) Pressed j-irl; Laura Hicks, j V'f-j'Ata Heist ^ l KIC.VKNW W^mimmM^ PAGE 11 THC OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1052 SATURDAY. MAY 31, 1962 a THE OHIO SENTINtt. t ' . VM&^m&A*!i:&^:s•tWsBMPHHsafBSsBa l PAGE 14 SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1952 THE OHIO SENTINEL THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1*62 PACE 1* Red Sox Blast Clowns li^jj^i^jiy^ In NAL Opening Game LEGAL NOTICE, Mary K. Bing, wno.« last aJ By WILLIAM (BILL) BELL "X ; '"ii is tsahnown, «..!! tab* na. Cpl. Kenneth Wade, whosa last known address is AS 1 5274 123, Sentinel Sports Editor ut f that on Apri' If*, \9o2. 127th Supply Sqdn, 127th Pilot Tboma* L. Bing, J . fllad his pa- The Mcmpiiis Red Sox put togethera-Wo Uijc innings, r Trng Wing, Luke „Ai Ba*a, ••Hon in tha Common Pleas Court r the firHt and the ninth, to give the Indiunaptilia Clowns a Phoenis, Aria., will taka notice of Franklin County, Ohio, Divi- 15,-3 licking Monday night in Red Bird stadium in a Negro that on May 23, 1952, Sylvia Lee ....» of Domestic Relations *.i American League game. Wada filed bar petition in tba The winners scored three runs Cause No. 67701, praying (or n. Common Plaa* Court of Franklin in the first after two were out divorce from h«r o*« tba groundt) iXL Red Sox, allowed eight hits ia County, Ohio, Division of Dome*- when ilosea Colas doubled to left j of gross neglect of duty. winning. tic Relation* in Caute No. 68051, field. Sherman VVatrous homered Said causa will be f„ hearing Loans On Hemes Jk Apis. Casey Jonea, the Sox' slugging r praying for a divorce from him over the right centerfield fence j on or after Juna 7, 1952. Real Estate Service catcher, was the hitting <... of on tha ground* of aatreme cruelty and Casey Jones followed with * Residential A Investment Sales LJlAUIKNIIc! RlAlTV the game with a homer, a double Wm. H. Brooks, Attr and al*o ,a*k» restoration of har round tripper over the right field 4 26, 5-3, 10, 17, 24. 31, 1052. maiden name, Raines. Lenses - Aperaisals CLEVELAND EAST TECH brassed to its seventh Ohio High ,chool track and field champion, wall. _ . and two singles out of five tiiuca 712 E. Long St. FE. 2>I5 up. Said cause will ba for hearing skip here in Obi* stadium Saturday afternoon as »c« speedster Bill Whitman achieved tha rare feat They picked up an unearned on or after July 14, I9S2. run in the second on a walk to The Clowns made five errors, Rufu* Johnton, whi.it last « i BENNETT DICKERSON of scoring a tripla. Tka dashing .mi,., won both tha high and low hurdles, broad jump and anchored but only one of them resulted in ; John L. Francis, Atty. We Buy, East Tack's winning SHO yard relay team, for I'M of bi. team's winning 301 point tally. Pictured Gilbert Verona, a line drive sin dro.» U unknown, *»vU taka notice 5.31, 6-7, 14, 21, 28. 7-5, 1952. Real Estate Broker gle by Sam Woods and Ray Neil's a More. The Sox committed two • bat on May 3, 1 152, Juanita from left, kneeling, Roosevelt Walker, Jafford Landors, Wilbert Mays, Jaffa Blount, Wilbert Cobb*. Oil. EV. 0761 - Res. FA. 226? Sell or error on James Banks' fielder's miseues and cue of them gave the U'.n.nn filed bar petition in tho Standing: Maurice Sykas, Ckarlas Cofield, Coack I*»an Greene, Whitman, Vernon Mays, Ban Suber.* Clowns an unearned run. choice. Common Picas Cotsr* ef Franklin APARTMENT WANTED PERSONALIZED Trade Both the Sox and the Clowns They added another in the County, Ohio, Divisivsn «f Donta* are fielding young clubs. Of the SERVICE DIRECTORY eighth on Casey Jones* double 3-4 room unfurnished apartment Clowns' It) IU team only two reg lie Relations ia Cau.e No. 678*49, and ..'.-."i-... Valentine's single. needed immediately for adults. ulars remain. They are Henry praying for • divorcs from him Raigner's Market. Complete 11*.*. Listings - Sale* SCORE IN SECOND EV. 8558. Merchant, outfietder and. pitcher. ou tba grounds of wilful abtenc* ot grocertea. bid E. Lon* ,t Vij/tsmsm The Clowns scored in the sec Buy Neil, second ba*eman. and gro*s neglect of duty. FA. 2620. REAL ESTATE BROKER By DR. J. a. MARTIN ond on successive singles by Said causa will br for kearing NAL Pre.ident We had not seen Memphis play FOR SALE Cardosa A. Straughter Spes*d-Merchant ait," Henry Aaron on or aftar June 21, 1952. ami Manuel Vatdatt' two base er since l!t48 and all of their play, MA. 4740 EV. 2972 Why Negro CaharlaTs Saunders, Atty ror on Amanda Vasijues. ers are new. They are all young-" r RANSOM (OAl & - 330 S. High St. baseball? sters, 510, 17, 24, 31, 6 7, 14, 1952.Electri c frigidaire, bedroom Rarely a day Frank Carswell led off with a Quickeat and sureat -***»> single in the sixth nml Ray Nell PAXTON ASTOUNDS suite*, rug*, kitchen stoves, HAULING (0. .. ' •., by that In the pre-game ceremonies baby clothing, ladies' dresse*— to buy, tell and trade in j siimeone doer* brought him home with a double Lena Alcorn, whose last ad to make the count 4.2. JThe Att'y Edmund B. Paxton, assist- siae* 38-48, »boe», *i»e 9, odd* TOP SOIL & MANURE tbe Columbus "Family not ask me why dre** is unknown, wi'l take notice and •"<•*. Reasonable. EV. Clowns crept closer in the ant county prosecutor, and can Market" it with ai Senti -lo we continue that on May 5, 1952, Obie Alcorn 8957. 1251 Brydest rd. seventh, making - the count 4-3 didate for the legislature, who Domestic and Industrial Coo* ne! Want Ad. They're the Negro Amer threw out the first ball, astound filed his petition in the Common Basket } Ton A 1 Ton *Jeli.e*r ican League. when Jim Jenkins doubled down Pica* Court of Fraablin Connty. eaay to place— j the right field line and Charles ed everyone by being able to HELP WANTED Coal a* 'ow a* $9.75 pet ten Why maintain u Smart Money Favors Cincy Cobra j throw the ball from the grand- Ohio, Divition ef Dtmcslie Rela Johnson got cheap double when , , , .. , ,. , . * „ „ LIGHT HAULING A , Jim Crow bat\e- H..-..I t, a , y ,. , stand to the infield, where Rev. tions in Cause Ne. 67855, pr«y- BAGGAGE DEI IVLRIES Jest (all EV. 2240 b a 1 1 el rcult? third sackcr James \ a entine' , ... „ • . . oLn u a »• Hotel help wanted. Uellhop-wa. i..«r.. .„ tsi ..j ... \ I •'. W, Parrish of Shiloh Baptist ing for a divorce from her on thc •ra needed immediately. Apply PROMPT SERVICE Are n't colore ••••••HHHMBHMHMMMMI