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SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1960 0RI0 STATE _tU3EU» LlBrURT THS OHIO 15TH * HIOH ST- r SENTINEL COLUHBUS ?• OHIO SPORTS GLEANINGS THI PEOPLE'S CHAMPION By BILL BELL • Sports Editor SENTINEL 9} SOMEONE said many years ago that "We live to learn.*' A letter from Clinton Hodges and Josh Roberts, president Snd secre­ tary-treasurer, respectively, of the Hilltop Ringet Horseshoe VOL. 11, No. 50 SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1960 20 C__NTS COLUMBUS, OHIO club, vividly illustrated the old saying for us. For it Informs us that horseshoe pitching is an organized sport, not only on the lo* cal level, but on the national level as well. . Here are a few excerpts from their missive: "We are looking forward to having teams in at least three lea­ gues this year, sponsored by the following organizations: Disahled American Veterans, Pythian Drugs, Caskey Cleaners and Garland Equipment, which hopes to place a team in the Industrial League. At Grave • "THE HORSESHOE club, pitching under sponsorship ot the National Postal Alliance Employees, won the state AAU champion­ ship in 1951 and '52.* Team members were Lucien Smith, James Story On Page 2 Garland, Midge Johnson, Leroy Hill, Clinton Hodges, Byrd Priller­ _. man, Leroy Paige and Roy McClelland. "Jim Garland is one of the few men who have been fortunate ___» - and proficient enough as an athlete to have played on state~AAU championship teams in three different sports. He played on tho championship Lane Askins, 740 basketball and softball teams and the NAPE horseshoe team. Of Four "We are seeking games for day or night, in or out of town. . Call Br. 4-8929 or Br. 9-7745 after 5 p. m. or write Clinton Hodges, —Ifory On Page 3 410 S. Wayne av., or Josh Roberts, 576 Dexter rd." • THE DETROIT Tigers, in an effort to get help to get out of . the basement division, bought Sandy Amoros from the Los Angelea Dodgers. Amoros, who was a hero in one of the world series, could never earn a job as a'rcgular with the Bums. He was brought

back up this year. • Valmy Thomas, former San Francisco Giants and Philadelphia Phillies backstop who had been sent to the American Ass'n thia spring, got a new lease on life when the Baltimore Orioles bought Her Life! him last week. Baltimore was in trouble behind the plate becauso their league all-star catcher, Gus Triandos, is out for at least a Story On Page 3 month. Brooks Lawrence, the Springfield boy who was the first sepid player to go up to the major league from Columbus and maka good, was shipped down by Cincinnati last week. The "Bull" could not regain the form that made him one of the top relievers a ;: few years ago. ___0_f .:' m • TOMMY TIBBS, former local lightweight now making his PITCHER EARL FRANCIS went the distance for tl* Jrts In Havana with the Cubans Tues­ home in Boston, Mass., scored a TKO over Johnny Kid, lightweight ,-*' day, but he was unable to match the pitching department of the opposition that night which cop­ champion of Scotland, in Liverpool last week. ped the game with a 3-3 score. It was Francis* third time to go the route for the Jets this spring. The Kansas City A's is the only team in the major leagues that The Cubans managed only five hits off the strong righthander. does not have a Negro player on its squad. They have h«d threa in the past: Vic Power, Harry Simpson and Hector Lopez, ths only sepia player developed to major league calibre by tha A's. Ha was the first race player to make the big leagues from the Colum­ bus Jets, as Lawrence played for the Red Birds; Added Attractions For Jets Home Games If the A's cannot buy a Negro player it appears that it will be The Columbus Jets home ing as general chairman for the' Score baseballs and Little Lea- a couple of years before the brown citizenry of the Missouri me­ stands, from May 23 to May 30, night. The Grand Reception gue bats; 20 Mickey Mantle tropolis will have a sepia hero to cheer. The best player they have loom as a series of exciting eve­ Committee includes this entire gloves and baseballs, and 20 in the system is a pitcher, Norman Bass, who is said to be a cou­ nings with a plus bonus of en­ 17th district of Eastern Star. Stan Musial gloves and base­ ple of years away from the big leagues. Norman is a brother of tertainment for Columbus base­ balls. Dick Bass of College of Pacific football fame. ball fans. The schedule includes FRIDAY, MAY 28—An added, • HENRY MITCHELL could not find his hitting eye in the Attention all youngsters 13 prizes and events sponsored by promotion with Big Bear Stores International League so the Columbus Jets sent him back to Salt local groups and firms which during this home stand will be'years of age or younger! You Lake City. The Pirates had sent them Mejias, a far better player, show promise of attracting ban­ Little League Night at Jet sla- ] must have an entry blank and so they could afford to give up on Hank. dium on this date. The follow-,be accompanied by an adult to ner attendance. Michigan Stale will host the Big Ten track and field champion­ ing prizes will be given away be admitted to Jet stadium free On May 23, 24 and 25, the fol­ that night to youngsters 13 years and to be eligible to win one of ships this weekend. Michigan and lUinois are the favorites Ohio lowing promotion between the of age or younger: Forty Herb the 80 prizes. Free entry blanks State is a dark horse. Jets and Big Bear Stores, Inc., may be obtained at your favor­ There are only four individual champions returning and only will be in effect: . •MNPNMMMMI MM ite Big Bear Store starting one is a sepia, John Brown of Iowa, who will defend his 440 crown. Any person presenting a spe­ Thursday, May 19. Willie Atterbury of Michigan State is given a good chance of win­ cial Big Bear newspaper cou­ Correction ning the high hurdles crown. pon at Jet stadium will be An article which appeared on MONDAY, MAY 38 ~ Satan's 9 THE "BIG FIVE" in hitting in the National League this given 106 Buckeye stamps with the sports page of the May 1_ Angels, the impressive drum week are Willie Mays, Giants, .375; Roberto Clemento, Pirates, the purchase of a full-priced and bu Sentinel which referred to the B'<* corps aggregation .374; Tony Curry, Phillies, .350; Bill White, Cards, .343, and Hank ADULT ticket. The coupons ! from girls volleyball team from Cen-; Bellefontaine, will return Aaron, Braves, .341. Curry is a rookie outfielder. will .appear in both downtown tral Community House a first to -*et stadium to provide the newspapers on Thursday. May s Willie McCovey of the Giants leads in RBIs with 28, followed place winners of the competition I pro-game and between-games by Clemento with 27. Ernie Banks of the Cubs has 24, Aaron 22 19, and again on Monday, May in their division"was in error. .entertainment of the holiday dou- 23. and Frank Robinson of Uie Red's 22. McCovey and Aaron are tied blcheader. Satan's Angels ap- with eight homers and Banks has seven. TUESDAY, MAY 24—Eastern | Instead, Central girls copped' peared ln Jet stadium ,ast Aug. Vic Power of the Indians is the only bronze player among the second place, while Southside ^helote tb international Lea- Star Night is being sponsored by e top ten hitters in the junior circuit. Power is batting .340. Elston the Grand Reception Committee Settlement received first place gue AajSiBTS Vs. Pittsburgh Pi- honors.- ...... Howard of the Yanks is tied for second in RBIs with 21. Minnie of the Order of Eastern Star. rates game, and made a big hit Minoso ot the White Sox is third with 20, and teammate Al Smith IHE ACCUSED Mrs. Robert K..Mullins',is -•-••.- ( iaaamia^iBmax^i*mi^i's^i%ia.t._»_____. -. .^•jt^ the fans. is in a three way tie! with 19, ' • •• - . a . . . • • SATURDAY, MAY 28, 19G0 THE OHIO SKNTIN JE3_ PAGE 3 THE OniO SENT-NOi SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1960 PAGE 2 Burial Service For Pastor's Wife Marred By Bias At Grave Accused Tell Sordid Details Of Brutal, Fatal Sex Ride elude a grave and vault which whites. - was confirmed in thc telephone When the funeral procession - "conversation, Mr. Allen stated. arrived, the family was appris­ When Mr. Allen arrived at ed of the incident and there was Green. Lawn cemetery around an angry discussion, which end­ 10:15 Saturday morning, he said ed with the Liggins family he was treated cordially by the bringing the body back to Wil­ attendant and they made farther liams and McNabb funeral par­ arrangements for the service, lor for services. Mrs. Liggins including the placement at flow­ was interred later at Xenia. ers at the side of the grave. Hc SLOANE, in a telephone con­ Baid a canopy had been thrown versation with The Sentinel up and all necessary items were Wednesday, admitted there had In place, ready for the burial. been a mistake and that there is "FOLLOWING that I asked a section where colored people the attendant if he wanted a are buried. He said he offered certified check for. thc cost of to find another grave for Mrs. the grave and vault and he said Liggins in that section, but the yes and took same," said Mr. family refused. He said he even Allen. offered them his office for ser­ They parted and Allen said he vices and concluded with "this CURIOUS SPECTATORS I'm. rt op in the balls of county court early to get choice seats at the sat in the hearse to await the has been the custom at Green five day trial ot the four youths charged with second degree murder in the death ot 17 year old funeral procession. While he was Lawn for years" (segregated Mrs. Mary Ann Anthony. sitting there, he was called by arrangement). the attendant, who returned the Rev. Liggins is pastor of Lee By JOHN B. COMBS i and Edwin Tuttle contended that j He said ho didn't know how check and told him to go to the Memorial church in Clevelnnd. Four youths accused of sec­ the state had failed to prove in- > many times he struck her or hoffice. When he arrived there, Other survivors Include four ond degree murder in the sex 'tent in the crime. whether he struck her at all, but PROS. EARL ALLISON, left, and Ass't. Fred Newsom are shown with articles of clothing of Mary Ann Anthony;* used as THE GATES OF GREEN LAWN cemetery swing open with a welcome to all to time of grief, E. N. Sloane, manager of the sons, one of whom is Lyman ride death of 17 year old Mary j The defendants are William he later learned that while but U.ere is a separate arrangement for colored clUaena In death. Rites for tbe wife of Rev. Llg- cemetery, told him he was Liggins, who resides in Colum­ Ann Anthony on New Year's Olney, 21, 1442 Union st.; Carl jswinging he hit two of his col- mute evidence of horrible experience she suffered at the hands of the accused youths on the taut sex ride New Year's Day. gtas were marred last week by this u-holy arrangement. • "sorry but that grave could not bus, Athcl and Rudolph, Wash­ Day told the sordid details of-Parson, ' 19, 311 W. Park av.;!leagues. At that time he said events which led up to the end Gary H. Hutt, 21, 794 S. Burgess;Mrs. Anthony's clothes had been Lawn cemetery that day. dertaking establishment be used." ington, D. C., and Edward, "I BELIEVE 1 kicked her a factors in her death but that tha By ROSE NICHOLS Cleveland; a host of grandchil­ of the road for the young East- av., and Jimmie Greer, 22, 1227 removed but he did recall that Sentinel Correspondent Mrs. Liggins died while at­ ACCORDING to HBrry D. Al­ SURPRISED at this turn ot couple of times . . . Why ... I primary cause was cold exhaus­ dren and great-grandchildren, aide girl. Sullivant av. she was still wearing a necklace don't know," hc said in answer tion. The ugly serpent of racial dis­ tending the 36th annual AME len, vice president of the Wills events, Allen queried him as to as well as many friends. They are accused of savagely ; around her neck, to a question by his attorney, In spite of Dr. Scarpelli's crimination raised its nasty conference with Rev. Liggins in firm, arrangements for burial thc reason and Allen said Sloane In a dramatic appeal for con Lyman Liggins told The Senti­ beating Mrs. Anthony, 1580 J Tyack. statement that "not one element head at the grave Monday and Los Angeles last week. Her Jot Mrs. Liggins were made admitted they had another sec­ viction of the alleged slayers, tion for colored burials; that nel this week they were shocked Granville St., and dumping her! Continuing his horrifying of alcohol" was found in her marred burial services of the_ body was shipped to-Columbus j through a telephone call to County Pros. Earl Allison told stor Hutt said he didn't know why there had been a mistake made at the Incident which caused nude body from their car beside ' 5*. Greer said he did not re- : blood or brains, defense attor­ late Mrs. Irene Liggins, wife of for burial from Cleveland, where Green Lawn cemetery office by tha Jurors that evidence present- j they decided to leave "her out In giving the Liggins family a them undue humiliation and em- a desolate country road where it .member whether hc kicked her neys sought to prove that Mrs. Rev E L Liggins, whose body funeral arrangements were Wendell I. Stewart, manager of ed in the case proved "they or not even thou h l l0,d the there ... we ... I thought she plot in the section reserved for Ibarrassment. was found early that fatal day. ! - " « Anthony had been drinking and was to be put away in Green |made by the House of Wills un-[wills. The service was to in- went out there and dragged the j would get back all right." Ask­ j sheriff I did." But he added, that the probable cause of her girl from the car for the sole I ed how he expected her to get WITHOUT SO much as a faint -I'm not denying I told him I death was alcohol. purpose of leaving her .to die." j indication of remorse or shame Kicked her. back without her pockelbook or I |for his inhuman act, Greer, at • Att'y Marshall Warns "Don't Let Students Suffer In Vaiii" THfe CASE, tried before any mOney, Hutt replied: THREE witnesses, called to Judge Robert E, Leach, went to ! thin-faced blond, told the jury j GREER WAS followed on the "I thougi.c she could catch a the stand by the state, also tea- not only protesting against seg­ I that "I sort of blew up and start- • witness stand by Hutt, a black­ Negroes are doomed as far as niversary of. the U. S. Supreme MARSHALL used as his sub­ "While the entire world is: the jury late Wednesday. ride on thc highway." i tificd that Mrs. Anthony had not ject, "Student Sit-ins and Civil watching," he declared, "we regated lunch counters, "the. ed swinging when she pinched haired, nattily attired youth, 'been drinking and could not first class citizenship is con­ Court decision outlawing segre­ Parson did not testify, but Hutt gated schools. Rights." Although the demon- are as usual doing wrong." are protesting against the whole In their closing arguments, me while I was trying to have!who told of pulling Mrs. An- have been intoxicated when cerned, if they sit idly by and gamut of segregation." The Defense Att'ys. George Tyack n intercourse with her." loony's jacket off and having testified that Parson took part A crowd of 800 persons braved trations were not sanctioned in To prove this point he said a picked up by the alleged slayers. allow the students involved in south, however, is losing the sexual relations with her on the I in removing Mrs. Anthony's the beginning by the NAACP, he when he visited the U. S. em­ Mrs. Mary Louise Broomfield, sit-ins to. suffer in vain, Att'y inclement weather to hear the fight "because it has been eat- back seat of the car. He claim­ j clothes and that he also tried to said, all convictions will be ap­ bassy while attending the inau­ j 139 Hinkle av.; J. D. Broomfield, Thurgood Marshall told an audi­ exhilarating talk by Marshall in posed," he declared. ed, however, that "she appeared 'have relations wirh her. pealed. guration of Pres. Tubman in j 133 Stevens av., and Mrs. Helen ence in so many words at Veter­ which he lauded - the students Vets Invited To Memorial Service willing and assistedin removing 1 Elaboratng at great length on Liberia, he found it to be "lily Blasting those who cry out OLNEY, THE last witness to Penn, 134 Stevens av., testified ans Memorial. Bldg. Sunday. and pledged to "defend to the AU'veteran organizations and pate in a parade from.there to her clothes, testify, denied striking or try­ 'that Mrs. Anthony attended a the critical situation in Africa, white." "have patience," and those who their auxiliaries are invited to Mt. Vernon av., to 17th St., then "After that." he said, "I don't The event marked a member­ *ilt" the 1600 students arrested he said the whole world is look- argue that the Negro is better ; ing to have relations with Mrs. part/ with them but did not takg "It (the embassy) was as lily join with C. C. Caldwell Post No. to the church, where the pastor, know why. but I just started Anthony. a drink. She became ill after ship rally of Columbus NAACP [in connection with the demon­ iing at Africa and the U. S. with white as the Jackson, Miss., off In America than those In 3490, VFW, in conducting me- Rev. Charles F* Jenkins, will swinging at her. He said he {the same anxiety. Africa, Marshall, said his an­ x eating fruit at the Penn resi­ and celebration of thc sixth an­ strations. statehouse," he asserted. morial services at Second Bap- preach the memorial sermon j tried to make her commit an Earlier, Dr. Dante G. Scar- swer is, "It ia true that Ne­ dence and wandered into tho tist church Sunday. j Robert Council is commander, unnatural act but she refused. ;pelli, pathologist at University RETURNING to the student groes are better off in America," streets where she was presum­ All groups will assemble at J. Shelly LaMonte, chairman, Upon arrival at a wooded hospital, testified that Mrs. An- lauds Negro Soldiers sit-in movements, the noted ci­ but he added, "so is everybody ably picked up by the men. Rites Conducted Fer Mrs. Seward the post rooms, 147 Lexington and James Wilson, parade mar- area of Deerlick rd. near Hill- jthony's death was caused by Stacy Hall, Franklin county . N. V. K. — Negroes have vil rights leader said they are else." . av., at 9:30 a. m. and partici-' shal. iard, Hutt said he got out, '"cold and exposure to cold." Mrs. Pauline Crenshaw; one [sheriff, testified to the confes­ Mrs. Sarah Seward, 385 Cleve­ flourished^ under integration in "grabbed her by the hair and He also testified that tests stepbrother, Howard Vaughn of sion made to him by each of land av., mother of Charles the armed forces to such a de­ dragged her from the car. Greer proved that three or more men Pike ton, O.*, two daughters-in- the boys. Of the four defendants, Seward, former Sentinel adver­ gree that today they have be­ also left the car and we laid her had had relations with her short­ law, Mrs. Clara Seward and THE OHIO SENTINEL only Olney denied striking and tising manager and owner of the on the ground, then I kicked her ly before her death. Mrs. Frances Scott; grand­ come "virtually the pride of the Mystery Surrounds having relations with the girl. |5t. Clair Pharmacies, passed L. M. Shaw, General Manager; Edmund B. Paxton, President; several times and got back In daughter, George Ann Jackson service and a crucial factor in Under cross examination by Hall said. Friday, May 20, after an illness Theodore L. Coleman, Editor-in-Chief; Annie R. Moore, Business the car." He said he thinks of Texas; 10 other grandchildren America's defense," according , Tyack and Tuttle, Dr. Scarpelli If convicted as charged, tha of lengthy duration. Manager; Amos H. Lynch, Advertising-Promotion Manager; John Greer also kicked the girl sev­ and 19 great-grandchildren; one to a report by Morton Puner, ,said that injuries suffered by ; defendants face a possible life Mrs. Seward, who was an ac- B. Combs, Managing Editor; Edward L. Moore Jr., Production eral times. niece, three nephews and a host editor of the Bulletin of the Anti- Death Oi Airman jMis. Anthony were contributing 'term in the Ohio penitentiary. live member of St. Paul AME Manager. church, leaves to mourn her [of other relatives and freinds Defamation League of B'nal B'rith, based on a study he Established June 1, 1049. Published each week at 690 East Mystery surrounds the death I in the abova mentioned condi­ loss two other sons, John Seward Funeral services were con- and Harold Scott; one sister. made on a two-month tour of Long Street (P.O. Box 629) by The Ohio Sentinel Rubllshing Co., ot a staff sergeant from Lock­ tion. He was rushed immediately ductetl at St. Paul church Tues­ Defense Dept. installations in Inc., Columbus 16, Ohio. Cincinnati Office: 3551 Reading Road. bourne Air Force Base, who died j • Georgia Mother Killed In Bombing to the base hospital where he day afternoon, with Mrs. D. A. the U. S. and 10 other countries, Subscription Rates: One Year, $6.50; Six Months, $3-50. several hours after he was found RINGGOLD. Ga—(Special).— which she and her husband were Most recent of these was the Ex-Slave Dies Al 120 was placed under constant medi­ Whittaker and Sons in charge. and summarized in an article National advertising representative: Associated Publishers. incoherent and unable to walk, A young Negro mother was kill- sleeping. j firing of shotgun blasts into two BALTIMORE. — Miles Twine Burial was in Wesley Chapel appearing in the June issue cf cal attention. He died about five jed here on the night of May 19 Negro homes at Chickamauga, Inc., 55 W. 42nd St, New York City 38. N. Y., PEnnsylvania 6-0022] last Saturday. SHERIFF J. D. Stewart of Nixon, the man who attributed 166 W. Washington St., Chicago 2, IM. ANdover 3-6343; W|£ley- hours later. Death was attribut­ j when a charge of dynamite shat­ Ga., 15 miles from Ringgold. cemetery. Coronet magazine. Catoosa County said that the his longevity to "dean living" Simpson Co., 770 Montgomery St., San Francisco 8, Coil!., Sutte* He was identified as James L. tered the small house where she amammmmemmmmmmmawamm ed to methanol intoxication, 'Greenes were law-abiding citi- "THE BOMBING of a homa and boasted that he had never 1-45S3; Whaley-Simpson Co., 6608 Selma Ave., Loa Angelep 28, Hilt, 37, 711 18th St., Norfolk, resided with her husband and Sgt. __rd said. J and the resultant murder of a had to buy a dollar's worth of CaliL, HOIlywood 3-7157. izens and the husband, a me- Va, He is survived by a wife, four children. As a result. Gov. | mother ot four children U a medicine in his life, died here THE VICTIM was a shift ichanic, had becn in no trouble Sentinel Closed All Day Monday Member Nat'l Newspaper Publishers Ass'n. Audrey, and a small child, ac­ Ernest Vandiver has offered a '.cowardly and heinous thing, last week at the age ot 120. Borp leader in the base petroleum with .anyone. But the sheriff ex- cording- to a r?port from the $500 state reward for "U.f arrest repugnant to all law-abiding and a slave in N. Carolina, Mr. sector. His body was taken to ! pressed the belief that a racial The offices of the Ohio Sentinel will be open till noon Saturday, COLUMBUS TELEPHONE: CLearbrook 3-7416. and conviction of those commit- i law-respected citizens," Vandl- Nixon had attended Hampton in- base. i angle was involved in the case. but closed all day Monday (Decoration Day) in observance of that University hospital for autopsy. .ting the dastardly act," and the ver said in Atlanta. statute, Shaw and Howard uni­ CTNCINNATl'TEaLEPHONES: the latest in a series of incidents AVon 1-7756, CA. 1-3318 SGT. LLOYD Card of Informa­ Officers at the base were un­ 'Federal Bureau of Investigation 1 against Negro citizens in the "I have ordered the Georgia versities, taught school and la­ holiday. Copy for next week's publication can be left in the letter has joined the search. tion Service at Lockourne told able to shed any light on where 'area. (Bureau of Investigation to uti­ ter became a salesman. Up to drop of the front door. his death, he was in business as Entered as 2nd clasa matter July 1.194D, at Post Office, Columbus, The Sentinel Wednesday it was 'Hill had been or where he se­ The woman, Mrs. Mattie In recent months, a number of lize every resource of the state jdynamitings and shootings have | in apprehending the person or 'I a newspaper dealer. Ohio, under act of March 9,1879. reported that S/Sgt. Hill made cured the poisonous drink. An Greene, 32, was crushed by fall- jing timber when the charge ex­ 'occurred in the Gcorgia-Tennes- persons responsible for this das- '••ifiXi m visit to town and came back investigation is underway. ,••-,. , ploded beneath the bedroom in ;se* area near Chattanooga. jtardly act," he declared. •£ PAGES SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1060 TUB OHIO HSNT1NKL SATURDAY. MAY A1960 sults of Mrs. Bamctl's culinary istered their names and phone Crawford, Hi. 3-C99B. Thcse fine ______OHIO HEN-INKIJ numbers for baby-sitting ap­ young ladies are available for was docketed for a later date. art. JPAGEU Mrs. Elizabeth Bowles ot Mid­ pointments: Connie Bonner man. evening and weekend baby-sit­ Griffin allegedly attacked a ting now and can possibly take cruiserman who sought to ques­ Message From Southfield way i> visiting relatives and Hi. 4-0697; Thomasenia Thomp­ son, Hi. 3-3770; Shcrdena Kin- day-time jobs when school va­ St Emma Military Acamcdy tion him as he stood in a phone By MRS, FRANK HUMPHREY friends in Hopkinsville, Ky. Law And Order booth near his home shortly Attractive Mrs. Martha Ab­ cannon. Hi. 4-3780, and Delores cation begins. POWHATAN, VIRGINIA after midnight May 10, He was • SOUTHFIELD Civic Ass'n and Southfield Missionary Bap­ bott, Watkins rd., will be fea­ • ALTHOUGH SHE ia American born and white. Milllcent A. treated at St. Anthony hospital tist cluuch have united as co-sponsors of a Southfield Memorial tured in a style show sponsored Founded - 1895 Devine has learned the hard way that her freedoms are limited in for bruises and abrasions about Day festival and barbecue to ba held Monday, May 30, beginning the head and face before being by the Golden Circle and Gospel Columbus. This discovery, which must have been shocking and at 12 noon on thc parking lot adjacent to the Southfield Sales Co. choir of Mt. Herman Baptist painful, was brought to her attention by the police vice squad as locked up . . . John W. McDa- Fully Accredited High School niela, 19, 1337 N. flth st., -re­ offices, 3096 Fairwood av. Barbecue chicken and ribs, sandwiches, church May 29 at the church. usu she relaxed in a room at a Negro operated hotel early last Friday ceived a $50 fine on a petit lar­ soft drinks will be served from concession stands set up on the Mrs. Abbott Is one of the famed &eitt&aWm- mi National Defense Cadet Corps School morning. Slammed in a cell at headquarters, she was charged ceny rap in police court. parking lot. A merry-go-round for the smaller children will offer Ursei White Lewis models and is with street-walking and held for a clinical examination. Facing free rides and a fireworks display will be presented at 8 p. m. ! currently engaged in numerous U. S. Army ROTC Honor School the charge before Judge Charles Petree, she was convicted and # WHEN HE tried to evict Mareline Jones from his homo A huge tent will be erected In civic and social functions. She •—.— OLD-JOE handed a 90 day suspended'workhouse sentence, at 778 Grove st., she threatened ' the center of the area to serve also serves as pianist for thc The decision of* th**e- cour—•-•t* to cut him with a carving knife, as shelter in case of rain. Pro­ Southfield Community Baptist _pP" Under Direction Of who allegedly sold the minors tends to indicate that there was John Ward of the above address ceeds will be used to acquire church on the second and fourth m No Better Bottled-in-Bond The Holy Ghost Fathers some question as to her guilt, the drinks, was charged with told police. Facing menacing selling intoxicated beverages to new playground equipment for Sundays. At Any Price... $985 ;— o but at any rate, from this day threats and aggravated assult Clarfield school playground • MANY PARENTS have minors. She pleaded innocent charges, the 20 year old alltged _C__P.NT forward she will know that there which will be operated as a city made: Inquiries about baby-sit­ is a limitation to her constitu­ and her trial was continued .. . knife wielder was handed $55 in CHARCOAL. ^ _- K-— Academic - Trade tional rights and freedoms in A suspicious person charge fines . . Louis Rowe, 50, 348 playground from June 15 through ting services in Southfield. We _ WUTBRBO *4-«gP the capital city of this great brought a $50 fine on Herrel J. Hosack St., was ordered to pay Aug. 26. are proud to announce the fol­ Agriculture i ROTC state. Richards, 20, 937 Agate av., upon $100 fine following his arrest for lowing teenagers who have reg­ »MOOf KWTVCTCr ttwa. NHN WTTUO W0UU8£DliTllUm_.lr-w_Wt*** his plea of guilty. possession of untaxed alcoholic • SOUTHFIELD residenti Athletics - land • TWO LOCAL youngsters beverages. He pleaded guilty .. are asked to use the festival and 9) have learned that the law is _ ROBERT GRIFFIN, 20, Curtis Moorehead, 39, 430 N. barbecue as a means of enter­ made of many intricate provi­ 1379 Oak St., who was the victim Monroe av., Is slated to answer taining friends. Come early and For Information and Catalogue - Write: sions. Howard F. Johnson, 18, of a police club beating last a petit larceny offense in muni­ and Priscilla J. Johnson, 20, both stay late. There will be organ­ week, was arrested on charges cipal court this week. He plead­ ized fun for all ages. Chmn. REVEREND DIRECTOR of 2425 Wood av., were soaked of Intoxication, assault and bat­ ed Innocent in municipal court. |1S and costs for purchasing al­ May 31, Clifton Lightly, 32, 19- Willie C. Jackson, president ot tery on a police officer and re­ Southfield Civic Ass'n, and Rev. ST. EMMA M1UTARY ACADEMY coholic drinks at a ML Vernon sisting arrest. In court he de­ 46 Kent St., is due to go on trial av. tavern. Blanche Reed, 24, Stanley S. Smith, pastor, Soyth- nied the charges and his trial on a suspicious person charge. POWHATAN, VIRGINIA 1023 Fr&nfrUp av., a barmaid He was picked up at 4th and fleld Missionary Baptist church, Town sts. are anxious to see Southfield • CARL PEARSON, 20, 141 community spirit In action, j MRS. HUMPHREY • ' Spruce st., waived examination Please make barbecue and was bound over to the grand reservations now. TYLER'S jury on burglary and petit lar­ ceny charges. Bond was set at • CLARFIELD PTA held its $500 . . . Charles R. Washing­ annual election May 17. The fol­ ton, 20, 1337 Kent St., was also lowing officers were selected: held for grand jury action under $1000 bond on a burglary President, Louis Snelling; vice president, Mrs. Frances Abbott; TYLER'S rap . . An aggravated assault charge was dismissed against recording secretary, Mrs. Edith Theophilus Smith, 37, 395% E. Chambers; treasurer, Mrs. Ro­ Main st., when his wife, Saman- berta Jones; corresponding sec­ tha, 43, declined to press the retary, Mrs. June Wine; council I Y L.H_ K. o charge. Smith, who had paid a For Drugs & Prescriptions $10 fine for intoxication, alleg­ delegates and alternates, Mrs. edly stabbed his wife w i t h a Joan Baldwin, Mrs. Jeraldinc butcher knife a couple of weeks Gates, Mrs. Claudell Allen, Mrs. ago. Katie Justice, Mrs. Mary Jor­ does it! dan and Mrs. Mary Turner. TYLER'S At this same meeting the asso­ Citation For OSU ciation presented Karl More- \FUters for flavor The Disabled^ American Vet­ Then you'll want to com­ hart, principal of Clarfield erans presented a citation and pare values and $ figures on school, with a lifetime member­ as no single filter can special bronze plaque to Ohio Bonthfleld S-bedroom ship In Clarfield PTA. State university Wednesday homes. No Down Payment. TYLER'- 9) MR. AND MRS. Charles morning in recognition of the Tots! cask only 9299. 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Republicans' presidential nomination ing their lives so that we can all live in peace and harmony, .. .WORLD-FAMOUS FOR HIS without formidable opposition, the main interest with belief that life and property in the community, will be at that confab Is likely to center around the se­ protected at all times. lection ot his running mate. There is nothing finer than an efficient, highly re­ But while- it appears that Nixon has the PERFORMANCE IN EUGENE OtalU$ ^ spected police officer arid there are many on the Columbus nomination in thc bag, the possibility that he police force. But little is heard of these fine men because may have to fight it out with Gov. Nelson Rocke­ of the infamous acts and attitudes of the few who continue feller has not been ruled out. Although Rocke­ to bring disgrace and humiliation to the force. feller has announced he is not a candidate for EMPEROR JONES,-THIS ACTOR DIED • A'LOT OF US can remember the time when every thc nomination, his decision not to attend the kid you talked to wound up by telling you He was going to convention Is regarded by some observers as an be a policeman when he grew up. Not so today. The kids COMBS indication he is still interested in the No. 1 spot. AT AGE 51, A WINNER OF THE SPINGARN don't even appreciate the way some of their once honored • UNLIKE THE Republicans, Democrats seem to be heading heroes in blue have been conducting themselves under pro­ for a real fight over the nomination of their presidential candidate. tection of the badge. However, at thts juncture of the campaign. Sen. John Kennedy MEDAL/DIED rtfKi 6,1930 ATHOMEINEIDREDGE PAR K.N. J. People who break the law deserve to be placed under of Massachusetts is considered to be way out in front. arrest and punished to the full extent of the law, commen­ d/Ttd/£*sr/4c fmG/t-Tc'jeeS' Having virtually eliminated Sen. Hubert Humphrey (D, Minn.) surate with the offense. If a prisoner or suspect is unruly, from thc contest, the 42 year old wealthy New England aristocrat he .should be subdued by NECESSARY measures. is battling it out with, three other U. S. senators for the presiden­ When we speak of NECESSARY measures we feel tial nomination. Hate Groups And Segregationists Must Hot Be Permitted To Debase Her that a good, intelligent, well trained police officer should know the meaning of NECESSARY MEASURES, which They are Lyndon Johnson of Texas, Wayne Morse of Oregon does not mean beating prisoners into insensibility because and Stuart Symington of Missouri. Of this trio, Symington is re­ Reporting Pupil Progress To Parents he doesn't like the color of his skin. garded as Kennedy's most formidable opponent. By DR. M. MILFORD CALDWELL Ctlid .ea • WE COMMEND Chief of Police George Scholer for • THE CANDIDACY of Sen. Morse, a Republican who turned J, 3 See Jt! the action he has taken against the policemen involved in Democrat a few years ago, la not taken seriously by political ex­ • ONE OF the most trying with 81 percent using a letter cher and parent that would ba perts. However, they know from experience that Morse$can be experiences In the life at a system from A to F. Reports desirable. the alleged "firecracker scare" against a prisoner in a • IT MIGHT be well to fxa.nl 9) WAY BACK right after j headlines about public officials? j ably would work if jobs were holdup at an Eastside Service station several days ago. counted on to stir up a lot of trouble unless he gets what he wants. teacher is to report the progress were issued every six weeks in out at this point that no method But what he wants nobody seems to know. of children to 49 percent of the schools, and of reporting to parents w.| be World War I a popular song Some young people see some- available. Not-having is not a We hope ten days' work without pay will change tho quarterly in 45 percent of the asked: "How 'ya Gonna Keep'thing they want and they gojfull explanation of delinquency attitude of said officers for the future. parents. Com­ effective, unless parents coope­ . Symington, who has the baoking of former. Pres. Harry S. Tru­ munication be­ schools. . rate with the school and the *Em down on the Farm After after it. but it might explain a great deal. Following on the heels of this action came a complaint man, was a late starter, but his candidacy is not being taken light­ tween scho o1s • RESEARCH indicates ge­ school cooperates with parents, •They're Seen Paree?" This song There was a time when social from a citizen who accused a member of the vice squad—• ly. His long identification with the liberal wing of the Democratic to see that thc method used is What J the inducements? ithmker s and parents has neral agreement that teachers came to me when I listened to Magazines grtj0m with line ads W*eved more play- in fact, the party called the name of Officer Sears. The party, plus the prestige of Truman's backing, makes him a candi­ understandable to both. rounus and always been marks are often unreliable and the astounding findings of some |on cars. clolhes looats and many * recreation centers complainant stated that Officer Sears, in making an arrest date to be reckoned with at the convention. considered help­ invalid indexes of growth. At One would be surprised to c • .• p. lessor about juvenile Lj^ ^ings £me parents buy would solve the problem, of two youths at a Main st. tavern last week, In.the process, the same, time they have become know the number of parents who v ful to the good fail to look at their child's grade delinquency to the effect thatjthose lhjng8 for their children The city went to work and told a bystander that "you d-mn hillbillies arevworse than • THE STRATEGY behind the candidacy of Sen. Johnson is almost in indispensable tools for interpreted by some as a clever scheme designed to strengthen the growth of chil- evaluating progress of students. card. Sometime those who do crupe breeds in low rent d«s- |but ^erg can't. Some young planted recreation centers all the d-mn niggers." d r e n. Today, look at the grade cards fail to tricts and city streets where {-^pig i ky.to find employ- over town but the delinquency • bargaining power of southern Democrats in picking their party's A clear definition of what each are uc • IN THE PAST when any complaints went to the DR. when the lives mark means, using descrip­ notice just what an A means or youth has no place to play and ment to buy the same but many lingers on and on. There Is a na- presidential nominee. what a D means. department against members of the force, it was always CALDWELL of children have tions of activities other than— apread out. others find no employment. tural maladjustment of all mo­ become so complex, it is more or at least in addition to—mere There are times when a child brought out by the investigating source that the officers in­ Johnson, as majority leader of the Senate, is regarded as one who makes all A's needs help This question has lain rather dern youth because of the sus­ than ever essential that home repetition of memorized mate­ # THEY GET a chance to volved are some of the best in their field. We do not doubt of the most influential members of the Democratic party. With just as the child who makes all dorminant for two years while tained world tension and strife and school find ways to keep in rial, is suggested for the class­ this, but we cannot understand the attitude. the support of Sam Rayburn, the crafty House speaker, also a room teacher who is preparing D's. The letter grade received other matters have taken head-jtaste of those fine things and and 6uch an agitated condition close touch In relation to the * From all indications, Chief Scholer is taking a new Lone Star stater, Johnson la in a position to drive a stern bargain marks for the school record. might not indicate the child's line notice but it is still a big ^want more. How are you going can result i:nersirably for youth at the Democrats' policy-making confab. education of children. ability. However, it should be puzzle as ever—what to do about to keep them from wanting? It look at his police force since the scandals which rocked this some indication of the type work to drive him to delinquency. In many communities, parents I realize that it will take some­ juvenile delinquency. An under- *s all unlawful and should not town recently. All this is proof that all policemen are not In reviewing Johnson's political action, one must conclude time to perfect a reporting sys­ the child has been doing, but and teachers work together to gtanding might come through'be, but the have-nots start out • BUT I THINK the song has right. ii that his entrance into the presidential race was not an overnight tem that will provide the type does not necessarily indicate the key to part of the situation develop ways of communication the child's potential. the song question. {seeking. They steal a car for a We commend the men in blue who go about their decision. The groundwork of this plan had been gradually laid of communication between tea­ for how are you going to keep which help each to understand time and feel it is their own, and over a long period of years. However, it failed to receive public one youngster from wanting the work without regard to citizens according to creed, color the other and to enable home • THERE ARE numerious H to while they are at the wheel, Day 01 Darkness things his running mates might or race. attention until he announced his support ot civil rights legislation ai*_ school to be consistent in play grounds and more and more ^^ grab purses and burglarize have after he has shared in the Maybe special classes in racial relations for the biased earlier this year. guiding the learning of children. By GLADYCE E. ADAMS recreation, yet there is juvenile an

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THE OHIO sEamNg IM b . «. • » . « __ t f » l J / • ;. J f A 1. _h "* *^ « a * *-*• »•• - — ^ gins was attending the 36th ses- Ada Hall McQuire of Springfield j be In Chilllcolhe in October. FACE 8 ;• _ '• "•'••••,•• ..- - • . sioh of,the general conference of was elected vice president and! To my London correspondent: DiSalle Speaker the AME churrh. She U .urvived Mrs. Betty Crooms of Columbus, j Thanks, I will do my best Ut by her husband. Rev. E. L. Lig- recording secretary. The- state 9 Soring St. Announces Six Camp Periods For Season gins; four sons and a host of president, Mrs. Carrie Roberts keep Marion on the map. to Saturday, |Aug. 26 (6 days). At Health Meet am B u a _ _ . . mm ._ «__,,.._•__. IAuc 26 (6 days). 1 grandchildren and great-grand- of Findlay, gave her farewell ad- Tn__e sprin m®-.mmmg ^» *_•»_._ «——..• mrni . . "°.. __.. MMW*WM roundeir^zmc'.^^^^^rrd program of recreation Reservation' s are being ac­ children. She was the grand- dress. She will be with the club office is announcing dates ot the schedule is as follows: 1st period Sunday, July 10 to Saturday, cented for the Ohio "Citizens mother of Rev. T. E. Liggins of! next year, but not as president. Negro Medics Increase religious emphasis, and health v . # MARION.—Excitement is rising in Marion around the an­ six camp periods at beautiful j—Sunday, June 19 to Saturday, July 23 (13 days); 4th period- education for boy. between the]Council for Health and Welfare nual Fiat Lux club of White Sulphur No. 10 FAM formal ball to be Delaware, and we of Marion ex- A beautiful corsage was pre­ According to the American Camp Alfred Willson located i June 25 (6 days); 2nd period— Sunday, July 24 to Saturday, ares of 8 and 17. I luncheon during their 48th an. tend to him our deepest sympa- _e nted to her. Aug. 6 (13 days); 5th period- given Saturday, June 4, at UAW-CIO hall, 506 Leader st., here. Cancer Society, "There are now Call Ca 1-6779 for camp infor- nual meeting Thursday, May 26. From all we hear it looms as a very colorful and festive affair, so thies.. She was the mother of j 0ur sjncere Mayme Moore of Sunday, Aug. 7 to Saturday, mation. Spring St. YMCA, 202 E. I in Ohio Union. Sessions ar. Rev. W. L. Liggins of Quinn Columbus, who is chairman of some 5000 Negro physicians in Aug. 20 (13 days); 6th period- try not to miss it, as you will be meeting bid friends from all the open to members and friends of Chapel of Wilmington. Her hus-|,egis,ation was ag usual trying the If. S.; they are increasing at Everything right for your Saturday, Aug. 20 to Friday, Spring st., Columbus 15. surrounding towns. Best to get your tickets early. the Council. Special recognition Christiana Chapter No. 70 met band is pastor of Lee Memorial jto make ug vjlauy conscious of thc rote of about 190 a year. But will be paid to" Dr. Hcrschel W. at its new lodge hall on High fit Springfield district, shocked the of Cleveland. our duly to the NAACP antfMhe until 1047, most Negro medical important dinner date! Nisonger and Sol Morton Isaac in Delaware. It was just com­ entire community. She was • SOUTHEAST District students that are fighting our students had to intern in a lim­ as past presidents. of Escort yoair lady here for mem­ Exams For State Jobs pleted. Worthy matron is Mrs. stricken fatally with cerebral _. . .__.•._. battles. Her paper titled "Look- it* .1 number of Negro hospitals. orable dining. A superb cuisine the Ohio Ass'n of Colored Wo- . Evaluating Gov. Michael V. DiSalle will Mary Cook. Lecturer for the hemorrhage in Los Angeles, g M 0urse|veS( Today, they have access to a and courteous service make James T Welsh, director of Sanitarian I and II. evening was Grand Dist. Deputy men's clubs met in Zanesvtl ... U^. p am nnd Accomplish- the Dent of State personnel, an-j EXAMINATIONS will also be discuss some of the major when she was about to step r0gr the occasion an event! Mrs. Leana Richardson of For­ large number of approved hos­ nounceo'open-competitive civil given on that date for Stores I health and welfare problems aboard a plane. She never re­ Mrs. Bernice Duckworth, dis- ments' was beautifully done, est, O., who was accompanied gained consciousness.. Mrs. Lig­ pitals across the country.'* service examinations to be held Clerk I and II. Storekepper I, ^fronting the state and plana trict president, presided. Mrs. I The next district meeting will Bu,,din by her husband, who is a past You're ?ure to enjoy our June 9, 10 and 11. «"» 6 Maintenance Fore- I for meeting them during the grand patron. roast pork prepared ex­ On June 9. examinations Wggg^^ 0L Emory Glan- • THE CHAPTER had a love­ pertly and served wW* be conducted for the following arid state universities. |der. president, will preside. positions in the Dept. of Health ly dinner at the home of one of extras. In addition, an examination An epilogue to one White and the Dept. of Menta] Hygiene the members, Mrs. Earnest Ste­ for Employment Security Spec­ vens of London rd., Delaware. and Correction: House conference, a prologue to SERVICE AROUND THE CLOCK AT ialist 1 (Counselor) in the Bu­ another session will be held dur­ Mrs. Richardson was presented Laboratory Assistant, Labora­ reau of Unemployment Compen­ ing the afternoon. Election of with a lovely white embroidered tory Technician I and II, Lab­ sation wilj be held. shirtwaist as a gift of apprecia­ NOVELTY FOOD BAR oratory Technologist, Bacteriolo­ On June 10, examinations will j board members will also take tion. The chapter also had two gist I and II, X-Ray Technician be conducted for Clerks I, II,'place. visitors from Vernon Chapter, 741 E. LONG ST. CApital 4-0552 I (Photofluorographic), and Ill, IV and V for positions in all Mt. Vernon—Mrs. Stella M. Lee state departments, state institu­ and Mrs. Betty Rouse. tions and state universities. The Dorcus club had a busi­ On June 11, examinations for ness meeting at Quinn Chapel Clerk Stenographer I, II and HI, St Glair Church to make plans for a Clerk IV Secretarial and Clerk •"m.-iriless" wedding and style V .Secretarial will be conducted show June 16, 8:15 p. m., at the for positions in all state depart­ Pharmacy church. Arrangements were The reason's as clear ments, state institutions and made tor a bake sale at one otl state universities. the large department stores, FULL INFORMATION con- prescription Frank Brothers, on W. Center as a sparkling glass ri-ruing qualifications required St., Saturday, May 28. The fol­ land the salary range for each delivery? lowing members were present: position is contained in the bul­ Mrs. Betty Russell, president; of Stroh's.. • letins announcing the examina­ Miss Frances West, Mra. Rose tions. Nichols, Mrs. Mary Clemmons *J -Copies of the bulletins and ap­ and Mrs. J an is West. plication blanks may be secured from any office of the Ohio Bu­ . «i VISITORS — Mtes Roberta reau of Unemployment Compen­ Russell and Mrs. Gibson and sation, from the office of any daughter of Kenton spent Moth­ county auditor, and from the er's Day with Mis;, Russell's Dept. of State Personnel in Co­ mother, Mrs. Rosie Russell, of lumbus. 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THURGOOD MARSHALL, of the Legal Defense Fund,' NAACP, Is shown at right receiving a ceremonial headdress and cape from Mr. and Mra. Ronald Ngala ot Kenya, East Africa. Ngala, recently appointed Minister of Labor, Social. Security and Adult Education for Kenya, headed the African delegation to the Wow! Paul Smith Says: recent constitutional conference in London, where Marshall serv­ ed as special counsel for the African Elected Members. Att'y Marshall spoke for the NAACP rally at Veterans Memorial Sun­ Columbus Savings and Loan tain them in quantity, and willj day .—ANP Photo. Ass'n, 155 N. High st., is giving offer them free, so that our de­ 'Here's The Best Refrigerator > away new 50-star American positors will be able to display flags, .as well as other popular the new flag." gifts. The flags and gifts will be given Jree when a savings ac­ THE FLAGS will be given count of $50 or more is opened, complete with 8 ft. staff holder, . We've Seen In Years!" rope halyard, and a direction __«. _3_lil___ ?;__-_._;.;_';:_7„...^i'^?i:.^;_.x_ _.._.. or when $50 or more is added to an existing account, James booklet on how and v.. en to dis­ LIMITED QUANTITIES — SEE US NOW AND SAVE PUPILS CHOSEN by Walter Smith, vocal music instructor at Champion Jr. High school, aad W. Hill, executive vice presi­ play the flag. Theodore Turner, band Instructor at East High school, to represent Champion in the May festival dent, announced. at Capital university. Left te right: Suzanne Paxton, Karen Oakes, Delores Eskridge, Michael Columbus Savings and Loan "We feel that we are doing also has other attractive gifts Moore, Luclen Edmonds, Jeaaette Staggers, Patricia Chatman and Vickcy Paxton. The festival the community a service by of­ was conducted on a competitive basis. The Girts Ensemble and the Trampetcevs each rendered to choose from. These include a fering these flags," Hill stated. six-piece set of genuine oven one selection per group lor which each received a rating ef excellent. All pupils attend Champion. "Starting July 4, the new 50- proof Corning Ware, a gay plaid atar flag will become official. Flag manufacturers arc ha_d Scotch cooler Insulated job, a pressed to produce the new heavy stainless steel salad fork flags. We have been able to ob­ and spoon,'or a genuine pigskin CUBIC mr OF FOOD SPACE!

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SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1960 THE OHIO BKNT1NI-0 PAGE IS 8ATURDAY, MAY 28,1960 .!|7 77 THE OHIO -J-N'liNEU PAGE 12 Beautiful Spring Wedding Rites Unite Teacher, Doctor Given in marriage by her fa-jdon, Lenora Henderson, Barbara Thomas Wall, Bellefontaine; Dr. thcr, Eugene D. Williams, the (Richmond, Mary J. Miller, Mad- James W. Holley, Portsmouth, bride approached an altar of [lyn Wills, June Daniels and Val Va.; Att'y Norman A_, Jenkins, floral simplicity, wearing a erio Pinson of Washington, D. Philadelphia; Dr. Noble Cooper, white silk creation designed on C; Dorothy Dixon, groom's sis­ Columbia, S. C; DA and Mrs. classic lines with an oval neck­ ter, Washington, D. C; Quo Harold Stratton, Dayton; Dr. line and bracelet sleeves. Motifs Vadis Wall, Bellefontaine; Joan Clarence Beverly, Baltimore, omen Md.; Capt, and Mrs. George of re-embroldcrcd alecon lace Hutchinson. trimmed the neckline and the Hampton. Phoenix, Md. CL. 2-7864 Mrs. Curtis, mother of thc ANN B. WALKER EDITOR extremely full' skirt. Princess bride, wore a wiUow green dra­ Att'y O. T. Wells, N. York; Dr. ing off . . . sharing in the fun panels cascaded down the back Bernard Robinson, Elizabeth, N. Mother's Council last week ... ped chiffon dress under a breath By ANN B. WALKER of the chapel length train. A J.; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Harris, Youngstown had a large delega­ were Lowell and Pete White and of spring mink stole. Mrs. Mit­ • SPRING HAS sprung . . . lace cap with pearl trim held the Delaware; Mr. and Mrs. Oakley tion, that Included Mesdames Lawrence Gwynn. chell chose a soft beige lace r.tui now Is tbe time for every fingertip veU of imported silk Byrd, Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. Irene Speed, Myrtis Boudrey, Congratulations to attractive with pink undertones and a wise parent to check his back­ illusion. matching chapeaux for her son's Wiliam Batcman and daughter Juanita Hicks, Carlene Washing­ teenager Diane Brewer who was yard for any safety hazards that wedding. Donna; Lakin, W. Va.; Mr. and ton, Thelma Weaver, Erma Tho­ selected from citywide competi­ MISS JOYCE Curtis, sister of may have developed over the Mrs. John Evans, Marysville; mas, Helen Cook, Marian Bogan tion to serve on the Lazarus the bride, served as maid of Out of town guests included long winter months . . . this is Miss Marilyn Bush, Detroit; Mr. and Mae Belle Jones . . . Rev. high school fashion board . . . honor and bridesmaids were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Daniels, Dr. especially important in homes and Mrs. Bruce Hall, Findlay. John Quick was out of town at­ girls will train this summer and Carol Bradley and Esther Smith William West, Lawrence P. where there are small children and Mrs. Mayola Senior, Toledo. tending the Presbyterian Gen­ begin work on. the floor in Aug­ of Cleveland. They wore pale Doss, Henry Martin, Dr. Robert since they are beginning to The bride is a graduate of eral Assembly In Cleveland . . . ust . . . this board corresponds pink silk organza over taffeta Blythe, Mr. and Mrs. Harold spend more and more time out­ Kent State and attended Capital Among Columbusites attending to its college board . . . and to gowns with a sabrina neckline Dixon, aU of Washington, D. C.j doors. university. She teaches at Fair the Methodist conference in Cali­ Carol Watkins and Kay Randall, that tapered to. a slight V-back. Miss Esther Smith, Jnn_ Curry, Friends of Bennie Bowman Elementary school. Tbe groom fornia were Mary Chandler and new sales personnel at B. Good­ The skirts were gathered at the Mrs. Jerry Smith, John Hones, are still talking about the won­ bottom to give a harem effect. is a graduate of Johnson C. her mother, Mrs. Turner, _W. man's . . . and to proud grand- Jake Bennett, Dr. Edward Lang, Smith college, University ot derful surprise birthday break­ Pink silk hats with a dozen and Mrs. Page, Bev. and Mrs. pop Johnny Johnson, whose Mrs. Francis Bizzelle, Mrs. Ma­ Pennsylvania and Howard uni­ fast he gave his wife a week tiny pink rosebuds fell softly to E. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Ray daughter Sonja gave birth to a bel Cunningham, all of Cleve­ versity: He is doing.his residen­ ago . . . Fireman Campbell the side above a scaUoped cir­ Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Nimrod daughter, Stacey day Brown, on land. cy in surgery at Staten Island stopped at a home where I Mfas Allen . . . Messrs. Davis and cular veil. Pink satin opera visiting last week to request a April 19 .-. . Sonja is married MB. AND MRS. James Glas- hospital, N. York. Allen were district delegates. to Charles Brown, son of Senti­ pumps completed their cos­ solicitation for the Fireman's an­ tumes. The maid of honor car­ co, Xenia; Mr. and Mrs. Harry In June, the newlyweds will nual hall to be held at the Youth • POST MORTEM on the nel Ciney editor Bill Brown . . . Whetsel, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl take a delayed honeymoon to Charles is studying at Tr i-City ried a pink tropical orchid bou­ Center June 11 . . . proceeds go Greek conference . , . Cy and quet with pink lettering and rib­ Whetsel, Mr. and Mrs. Paul I San Francisco where Dr. Mit- to the Pension and Widow Funds Aeronautical school In Angola, Julia Butler had a wonderful bon. The bridesmaids' bouquets Whelsel, Stewart Whetsel, all of Jchell has been assigned to the . . . Merry Maker guests are Ind. time remembering fun of past were pink carnations trimmed Ridgeway, Q.; Mr. and Mrs. | General hospital. looking ahead to this weekend's days with house guests Madelyn 9) THIS IS the time of student with pink ribbon. formal . . . should be a stunning Hairston,r Victoria Hargrove, recitals and programs . . . last Dr. Reginald Scott, Browns affair . . . district representa­ Ruth Gwyn and Maxine Whed- week Champion Jr. High pre­ MiU, N. J., served as best man. tive of Christian Brothers, Joe bee, all of Pittsburgh ... we sented Its revue . . . Thursday Ushers included Herschel Coch­ Makel, expects to be back in Co­ visited Central Staters Mirt and Friday. Douglas invited ran, Cleveland; Dr. William lumbus for this fabulous affair. (Myrt, Mert, Myrtis) and Ruth Funderburke, Lancaster, S. C; 'McCants in their suite following friends and parents to its festi­ Dr. Nobel Cooper, Columbia, • COLUMBUS was invaded the formal for a hilarious gab- val ... the audience enjoyed S. C; Dr. James Haley, Nor­ by a host of mothers attending fest with Vickie Hargrove lead­ the well-organized show tremen­ the Regional Conference of Y dously and especially tha folk Va.; Q. T. Willis, N. York; THE WEDDING of the former Kay Williams, daughter of "Bones" scene ... the choral Nor3.an Jenkins, Philadelphia. and Mrs. Lawrence Curtis, to Dr. Samuel MitcheU was an group under John Chapman's Mr. early spring: event in St. Philips Episcopal church. A RECEPTION in the church direction sang quite well . . . auditorium followed the double NEW 'SWEET' SULFUR-8 Saturday eve a full house at­ rma-j DORIS PARKES fa shewn with nationally lcoewn *»* By ANN B. WALKER the son of Mrs. Ella Mitchell of ring ceremony. Hostesses were tended the annual Jack and Jill A hush descended in St. Phil­ Lakin, W. Va. Mrs. Kay Mason, Ruth McClen- Day program . . . heavy show­ __£__&" it___ii_s. _s«~_tz ips Episcopal sanctuary as the ers did not prevent parents and a music of the Church of England I BUILDS HMR GLORY friends from attending Franklin £___£. sts. EL *--. m *•* *"* " was softly playing during thc Shiloh Honors Choir Leader Jr. High's musicale . . . Myrna Alfreda Watk_ns.-Carter Photo. wedding of Kay Williams and will honor the 20th anniversary Ratliff, talented teenager, was Dr. Samuel Mitchell. Rays of of its directress, Mrs. Ellen Eli­ Gorgeous fabric gored pumps available in one of the pianist?. sunlight cast a colorful radiance zabeth Barksdale, when it pre­ over the young couple as they sents her esteemed teacher and narrow & medium widths. • MR. AND MRS. Virgil exchanged vows before Fr. Ken­ friend, Miss Helen Carter, In a Wittenberg were honored last sacred concert in the church neth Higgiabotham. The bride is sarctuary. Sunday at St. Philips Lutheran the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Curtis. Dr. Mitchell is Mrs. Barksdale'_ musical ta­ church in recognition of a job lent was recognized at an early well done. Mr. Wittenberg has age by her mother, Mrs. Cathe­ Thty'f• o. oilebk fat served as assistant pastor dur­ rine Carlton, and developed at In Black or Beige _M_rrWW • r*n#*9_V_l) WNrTMe the Carter School of Music ing the past year. His wife, Lee's H«mwn™H where she later served on the Janet, is on the faculty of East- Black, Off-Black, Brown, staff for several years. Since gate school. The Wittcnbcrgs Dark Brown, Light Brown. then she has pursued her stu­ Wonderfully Cool I Genuine Imported Human dies at - the Capitol School of have received a call to Trinity Balr. Don't be fooled by Music, specializing in organ te­ Lutheran church. the word "Human-Like." chnique. Get the real thing st Lee's —Tear official Import Out­ HER ABILITY as an accom­ let. OaO OL. S-181S. 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mtsam •.—• SATURDAY, MAY 28,1106Q SATURDAY; MAY 28,^ tDGO ! THE OHIO SENITNHL) PAGE 15 THE OHIO SlftmNO. j>AGE National Business Women Confab Play School Pickups Attends Moles National Meet r TASTIEST ON PICNICS OR BACKYARD C00K0UTS... Cleveland, public relations di­ 110 Moles form the eastern Jgettin g people out to register The spring executive meeting Extended To Hilltop part of he U.S. attended the na and vote on thc local, state and of National Business and Pro­ rector, and Mrs. OUie Porter, tional Moles conclave in Rocky national levels. fessional Women's Clubs, inc., first national president, are Pickup and delivery service Mount, N.C., recently and en­ among those scheduled for the for pre-school children living" on Courtesies were shown the will meet at the Neil House May joyed a fabulous weekend of so­ 27-29. First session will begin on intensive program. #t., ~ the Hilltop is being offered by cial and business activities. group by tbe local Zetas, Links, My family's Lucy Dean Play School and Kin­ Deltas, AKA's and Sigma Gam­ Friday evening, concluding with i In keeping with its j_.irpo.se of Miss Dorothy Roberts is chair­ dergarten, 336 Wilson av., Mgr. ma Rhos. Mrs. Myrna Beatty, a business session Sunday morn­ man' of arrangements, Mrs. i ••-,'•- « improving thc social and civic member of the Columbus chap­ _*___, B Hubert Barnett announced re­ standards of Negroes in Ameri­ ing. Florence Howard, chairman ol cently. Extension of the service ter of Moles, was among the de­ •;*.g?..: m;l; to the Hilltop community com­ ca, the group planned activities legates from Norfolk, Newport There will be a luncheon In publicity and kits, and Mrs. favorite. f_g_:_S pletes coverage on a citywide through which national and lo­ News, Petcrburg, Portsmouth, the Town and Country Room Helen Richardson is president of m. 1% cal clubs may realize its objec­ Saturday at 1 p. rn. basis. tives. Mrs. Gladys Johnson, Richmond, Roanoke, Baltimore, the local organization. '-mm Lucy Dean Play School, now guest speaker, a secretarial as- Louisville/Washington, , DC, Saturday evening, the Colum­ - James Little administers [vocation .—• _•*_ «...-•

THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 17 PAGE 16 THE OHIO SENTINEL HK: SATURDAY. MAY 28, 1960 SATURDAY, MAY 23, I960 >H ._ '.*_ Mrs. Nathan Watkins Wednes­ Guests were Kathy. Henry, Wen­ Tot Fashion Review followed, in Cites Top Negro which, • fashions for daytime, day wilh a covered dish dinner dell Crosswhite, Philip Howard, served on the lawn. Carol Rose MT. VERNON HIGHLIGHTS Dist Six NAPE Confab GREENE playtime and sleeptime were XENIA Ronie Twiner, Barbara Clay. opened the meeting. Leslie Lind- Phone: EXpress 2-0265 Jackie JBayless, Butch Smith, modeled. Next was a duet by sey is troop scribe, Sarah Clerics At Meet By Mrs. Mildred Butler • 303 N. Jefferson St. Rodney Cobbs, John Newsome, Misses Bertha Hudson and Guin- Greene is treasurer, Charlotte Current release of St. Louis At Toledo, May 28-29 COUNTY DIARY Gladyce Turner, Virginia Cord, neverc Rhodes, then the model­ Cord and Sarah Ann Wilson are Methodist Information, edited! The 28th annual convention of troop leaders. . Bobby Roberta, Joyce Odem, ing of vacation fashions for wo­ . # MT. VERNON. — Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hill and children, by Dr. Clarence T. R. Nelson of j District 6. National Alliance of By BRENICE M. LEWIS Gary, Celeste and Carlos, of Mt. Vernon, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Postal Employees, will be held •Bruce Rose, Loretta Thomas, men, men and children. Other troop members are Jen­ Columbus, cites a number of liam Adams, of Delaware, attended the funeral of Mrs. Hill's un­ high calibred Negro delegates at the Commodore Perry hotel Leon Phoenix; Earl Thompson, nie Austin, Cheryl Hazel, Donna The Men's chorus of Zion Bap- Coins, Lelia Hargrovcs, Jose­ cle, Webster Adams, In Pittsburgh May 16, The deceased was a who were prominent in the acti­ 'in Toledo Saturday and Sunday, • XENIA First Pentecostal Church of Charity, 20* S. Wash- Jimmy Reveere, Vickie Taylor, brother of Mr. Adams. While there, they had breakfast in the vities of the general conference May 28-29, with delegates in at­ incton av., Columbus, will hold its first dedicatory service Sunday list sang two spirituals, under phine Henry, Nancy Jackson, Larry Jameson, John Thomas, Gloria Lane, Priscilla Lane, home of Judge and Mrs. H. S. Brown. of Thc Methodist Church, re­ tendance from Ohio, Michigan, at 3 p. m. with Rev. (Sister) L. R. Ligons of ML Calvary Holiness the- direction of Leroy Phoenix, | . r — Booker Washington, Maria Lo­ Wanda Nooks, Mildred Phoenix, Wayman AME Missionary So­ cently held in Denver. ! Indiana, western Pennsylvania church as guest speaker. A week of services will follow with Bis followed by the modeling of sub- afternoon of May IS the Stewarts cus David Es.tridge, Dcrwood Elizabeth Porter, Mary Ann and western N. York. bop R. E. Greene of Columbus and bis choral group in charge. teenage fashions. Then Paul Bu­ ciety met at the home of Mrs. had as guests Mr, and Mrs. Carl Among them was Att'y Theo­ Nooks, Sue Carr, Ann Corbett, Skinner, Jackie Windsor and Vera Payne Wednesday. Mrs. i At the Saturday night ban­ Elder D. V. Butler of Columbus is founder of the new church. The ford, pupil of Band Box Center, Fields of Newark. dore Berry, former vice mayor, Jackie Watkins. Mrs. Mae Mc­ Payne, president, was in charge. quet, James B% Cobb of Wash­ public is invited. Several Xenians plan to attend. Fred Davis, Forest Nelson, Ro­ MTs. Gene Fields and children Cincinnati, and Central (Ntegro) Xenia, rendered an instrumental Daniels will return after a year's Mrs. Hazel Jones led dcvotion­ ington, D. C, president of the Wilberforce WCTU met at the berta Johnson, Ronnie Stoffcr, and Miss Patty Payne were Jurisdiction representative, who solo, and Mrs. Lucille Alsop absence and replace Mrs. James als. Among those attending were alliance, will be the principal home of Mrs. Patty Alston, Wil-(The hostess served a dessert guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl was elected a member of the j Charlene Thornton and Calvin Hamilton as troop leader. Mrs. Mesdames Bessie Newsom, speaker. The Post Office Dept.. berforce, Tuesday night with the 'course. sang two beautiful solos. Fields in Newark May 15. church's nine member Judicial Hudson. Hamilton is to resign to take a Frances Stewart, Carrie Thomp­ will be represented by Joseph president, Mrs. Dessie Jones, in Mt. Calvary Baptist Mission­ Council. • THE V O I T il choir of > MRS. MILDRED Harris course at Aenon Bible school in son, Hazel Jones, Mildred But­ A. Clarke, staff assistant, Bu­ charge.. Mrs. Alston and Mrs. ary Society met at the home of World Peace Tabernacle will EASTERN STAR Chapter I served as mistress of ceremon- Columbus. ler. Mrs. Ethel Hammond and MRS. MARTIN L. Harvey, reau of Operations, and Toledo Jessie Greene were in charge of Mrs. Frances Stewart May 14. a D.mse Butler were guests. The _ lay delegate from Mississippi, post office officials. Among the dcvotionals. Mrs. Alston gave a\sP°™°r program Sunday at No 2 (PHA) held its annual ies, Mrs. Almeda Smith, narra­ « MRS. JENNIE Williams ... The president. Mrs. Bertha Ham- 3:30 m hostess served refreshments i *: . * _.:„_•>._ was one of the several colored other guests will be city officials merman, Harry Gentry, Mario* reading on Christian leadership. I P* * tealmsng a^ spec.al | ^ ^ % church gt yMCA tor, and Mrs. Juanita Roberts was honoree at a going away mond, was in charge of the bust- and civic leaders. numbe b with the assistance ot Miss women who spoke from the 'Allen, Sam Smith, William Zim- Mrs. Rae Lewis reported on the f * ^S_SS Xenia SundayJ afternoon. The furnished music throughout the ness session. In attendance were The ColumDiis allegation will • merman and Ira Smith. Alter- _->,.__,- _>__.«,„ ______a.,m_K' Jamestown. Mrs. Gladys Jones, •• party given by Stewardess Board Gene Payne. body's legislative floor. Greene County InsMute, wh'ch ,M ^ present the Ton- large room we. beauUfully dec- afternoon. The committee con­ No. 2 of St. John's AME church Mesdames Ina M. Fredrick, include Wilbert Pack, president; nates are James Duren and Prof. Jasper Machuri, mission shc attended, and read a paper ettes of Xenia and Dayton. orated with spring flowers. The sisted ot Ethel Gaskins, Mae • MR. AND MRS. William'Mary Sally, Marietta Mayo, Philip M. Watts, Leonard Zim-'.Stanley Utz. ot the home of. Mrs. Wilmia teacher from Mutumbara, South en pariiamentarian procedures. I Mrj. ^ winfrey ^ host.! a„ UWeB; each c«nlcrcd with Black of Newark were Sunday Sarah Parker. Carrie Holt, Con- McDaniels, Mildred Parker, Gol- CousinB. Game prizes were won Rhodesia, speaker of 13 lang­ Mrs.- Li_etta Welch reported | bers of the 20th < bouquet, were placed cabaret dinner guests of Mrs. Frances'nie Hill and daughter. Celeste. css t0 18 mem a die Highwarden, Brertice Lewis, by Mrs. Nonie Johnson, Mrs. Stewart, 512 Johnston av. On the iRefreshments were served. uages, was one of the confer­ Local Marriages Slightly Up sending out many sick cards. Century club at Antioch Tea style about the room, surround­ Williams, Mrs. Mae McDonald, Frank Transue.. Mary Miles, ence's prominent spe akers. • MARRIAGE licenses in Franklin county, for the first four Pres. Jones explained the new ;Room, Yellow Springs, Monday ing a large tea table in the cen­ Mrs. Marietta Buford and Miss night. Mrs. Herman Miles was Iola Smith, Eunice Shelton, Es­ Highest, ranking government of­ months of I960, barely exceeded the number for the same period study book, '"Really Living.' ter, covered with a sparkling India Maxwell. a guest. Mrs. Marcus Ward led tella Harris. Ruby Johnson. Bea­ URBANA CALLING ficial attending the conference last year, according to a report released Monday by Probate white lace cloth and decorated was Mrs. Etta Wright, Liberia's a discussion from the subject, trice Mallory, Marjorie Lewis, Following refreshments, Mrs. Court Judge Roscoe R. Walcutt. Through April of this year, he ("Teenage Problems and How to with candelabra, holding candles By Marion Couts - 315 E. Lawn Ave. • Phonei 3-3892 assistant secretary of defense. Alberta Carter, Jennie Bennett, said, the marriage license bureau received 1547 applications, com­ :Solve Them." Others participat­ Williams was the recipient of a MEMORIAL DAY representing the organization's Ruth Bayless, Dorothy Ford, For the first time in the de­ ing were Mrs. Richard Bennett, gift from the board and Mrs. • URBANA.—Funeral rites for LeRoy Bronson, who died May pared to 1523 a year ago, an increase of 1.6 percent. In other pro­ five colors, at each end of the 'chairman; Rose McKinney, co- nomination's history, a Negro Mrs. Clarence Bayless and Mrs. Gloria Winfrey presented her a 17, were held at Mt. Sinia Baptist church with Rev. David Demus bate matters, adoption coses are up 9 percent, guardianships lable sct in ilvcr and ! served as general conference FLOWERS Frank Transue. Routine business , . I*"™'"* * chairman, and Ester Williams, officiating May 20. Burial was in Dayton. Mr. Bronson was the down 7 percent, wills and estates up 9 percent, change of name corsage. A'highlight of the eve­ [song leader. He was Edward was transacted. Next meeting delicate china matron. Hostesses were Ruth brother of'Mrs. Louise Thomas. Urbanites who attended were Mr. ning was the showing of a mo­ •Stalling*, concert singer and di- cases up 129 percent, and mental illness cases up 2 percent. KYRK will be with Mrs. Ivory Wynn in and Mrs. Oliver Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Underwood, Mr. The program opened with a Bayless, Sue Betts, Gertrude vie by Mrs. Cousins. Mrs. Wil­ Irector of music ot Taylor Meth­ June. and Mrs. Paul Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. piano solo by Janice Weakly of Upton and Dorothy Wynn. odist church in Oakland, Cal. liams, president of the board, is Jack Weaver, John and Fred Thomas and Mrs. Emma Phillips. FLOWER SHOP -Mrs. U. Logan, 1010 E. 2nd Cedarville, who was recently a Girl Scout Troop 84 of East THE CHOIR of Wiley college, 3441 Reading Rd—Avondale St., gave an "after prom break-| „ ,* ic soon to leave for Chicago where Miss Tracy Moss and her cou-1 ~~~ gradualed wiih BS n mus Centra] Neighborhood held a Marshall, Tex., and the Ambas­ AVon 1-1639 fast" for her granddaughter. | , ^ she will reside with her daugh­ sin, Miss Marilyn Rogan, gave a get-together party***Jat the home Those f 0hio suie univer8 t weekly meeting al the home of sadors quartet from Africa were iimii.ii.iti. Ohio Miss Edith Buckner, Fnday. ter. -- • | •• j [bl the tatter's, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moss, May 14, with the tfro Negro groups that sang more than 50 guests in atten- at the'conference. who dance. The conference stood in si­ • A *• EAST SIDE ' Rev. Frank Barnes of Detroit lence as the names of recently live in A was a recent guest of his sister, deceased members of its Judi­ flfijfl] M Mrs. Viola Bowser, who is yet cial Council, Methodism's "Su­ f • style... DECORATING Co. confined to Mercy hospital. preme Court," were called. One I Mrs. Harlan Scott and daugh­ name was that of the late J. w i We Specialize In ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Stokesk will .Ernest Wilkins, former assistant ssm - motor shortly to Cincinnati for secretary of labor in Pres. Eisen­ L • Plastering Of All a visit with the former's broth­ hower's cabinet, who, until his Kinds er-in-law and sister, Mr. and death, was president of the • Stucco Mrs. Archie Simmons. counciL • Chimney • ELDER LLOYD of El-Bet­ Lewisburg, will shortly spend a hel church, Springfield, was week's vacation in Washington, • All Types Of guest speaker at f^ethesda Pen­ D. C, as guests ot their daugh­ Painting tecostal church May 22. ters, Mesdames Cecil Ayers, • Paper Hanging Mr. and Mrs. Harolds Jones Charles Cook and Miss Minnie and family of Paulding were Bennett. guests of the latter's mother, Mrs. Laura Lancaster, May 15. Gary Walker and Dennis Cald­ 0.23936 along with Mr. and Mrs. Elwood well were guests of Miss Carol Richardson and son, Gene, of Fisher at Central State college feller 3 P.M. Richmond, Ind. last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bennett - « and son, Raymond,, of North O ENROUTE from the con­ ference in Los Angeles, Rev. and For pleasure at borne, TERMS ARRANGED Mrs. S. E. Lancaster and Mes­ dames Simmons and Towell, all pick up Little Kings of Aliquippa, Pa., visited friends la tho "Double Dozen" HOUSE PAINTING ^m^H. here last Friday. Little Brian Adams was hon­ demand GORDONS Q\M at your pony keg, W. Sellers — 106 N. Ohio Ave. — CL. 8-8192 CL. 2-6569 oree at a dinner celebrating his

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SATURPAY„MAY 28, 1060 THE OHIO 3ENTINE1; PACE 18} SATURDAY, MAY 28, t9«T —»~_»»_i——*»«_-*«•» 111 i i I i ... i m •"• •'.! • i i Hi 'I ' j. I III II PAGE IS THE OHIO SBNTlNRla Men's Day Blue Star Unit Invites Members Blue Star Mothers ot Ameri­ Mrs. Lorraine Alexander, mem­ WEEKLY MEDITATION JKeliaioud (^nat ca, Victory Chapter. 73, invites bership chairman, CI. 8-8921, for At St. Pau women who are relatives of aer- information about tha work of # TODAY WE are living in a time ot tumult and unrest which v icemen, whether they are now this organization. comes upon us sometimes from our very close associates; but serving or are veterans, to Join Recently ten of the. mothers June their organization wheh is un­ when we are in such a state of mind we should look back on the held a party for the diaper's as­ der the leadership of Mrs. Anna words of the Psalmist. In his words we find that we arc not alone; 9) IN THE Bible, demons ore spoken, of as spiritual beings at signed ward at Chillicothe Ve­ for "All things work together for good to them that love the Lord." McDade. teran's hospital. Cookies baked enmity with God, end having power to afflict man, not only with Women interested in being of In the 37th Psalms, verses 1-9. the workers of iniquity for they disease, but as is marked by the frequent descriptive expression by all mothers of the chapter, service to servicemen and their coffee and cigarets were served there lies a wealth of consola­ shall soon be cut down like the "unclean," with spiritual defiling also. families are invited to contact tion for God's people. "Fret not grass, and wither as the green The devil and his imps have great faith too. to the patients and visitors. Mrs. McDade rendered a solo thyself because of evildoers, herb. Trust in the Lord, and do Thou bclieveth that there is good; so shall thou dwell in the and led the group in commu­ neither be thou envious against its leaped from him on to other land, and verily thou shalt be one God: thou doest well; the Good Samaritan nity singing. devils also believe, and tremble. people, and overcame then., and fed. Delight thyself also in the Rev. Ervin L. Brogsdale will COLUMBUS Lord; and He shall give thee (James 2:19.) prevailed against them, so that Approximately $300 was col­ the desires of thine heart. they fled out of that house, (So deliver the message for the Mis­ lected by the chapter in the re­ FUNERAL DIRECTORY And I saw three unclean spir­ sionary Society Sunday, May 29, 9) IN VERSE 5 He says, its like frogs* tome out of the says the Bible.) cent National Daisy Day drive MRS. D. A. WHITTAKER at 3:30 p. m., at Good Samari­ EASTEND MALE CHORUS Is in the midst of celebrating its 25th anniversary. The group re­ "Commit thy way unto the Lord; mouth ot the dragon, and out of Saul was possessed by demons and plans are now underway tan Baptist, 330 Parsons av. for their participation in thecentl y appeared ln concert at Christ Memorial Baptist church, marking the event. Members arc AND SONS. INC. trust also in Him; and He shall the mouth of the beast, and out and he sent for David lo quiet Memorial Day parade. Elmond Harris, Benjamlne Henderson, William Carter, John Martin, Donald Palmer, Johnson FUNERAL HOME bring it to pass. And He shall of the mouth of the false prop­ Midweek prayer service h 720 E. Long St his evil spirit. Moore. Norley Abbott, Rev. Joseph Slappy, Edward Zimmerman, Samuel Mattlson, William Dob­ bring forth thy righteousness as hets. every Wednesday at 7:30 pf m. CL. 8-9549 • JESUS HEALED _ young bins, Willie J. Cheatham and Fred Williamson. Mr. Harris serves as president of the group and the light, and thy judgement as # FOR THEY are the spirit The Starlight Gospel Singers announces that the chorus is available for concerts and often contributes its services to civic ~~ BROOKS - the noonday.. Canaan woman possessed with of Toledo will be presented Sun­ of devils, working miracles, demons because of her mother's Maypole Brunch program*. FUNERAL HOME INC "Rest in the Lord, and wait which go forth unto the kings of day afternoon, June 19, under patiently for Him: fret not thy­ faith. He said to her mother, O 1108 E Long St. the earth and of the whole auspfces of Lucille Hines. self because of him who pros- woman, great is thy faith; be it RUDOLF WOMACK CL. 3-1411 world, to gather them to the The Musical choir will present Honors Parents pereth in his way, because of unto thee even as thou wilt. Men's Day at St. Paul AME Social Workers Honor Freeman Shiloh Baptist tbe man who bringeth wicked battle of that great day of God church,. with James Anchrum the Young Adult choir of Friend­ Ninth grade Home Economics •devices to pass. (Matt. 15:22-28.) chairman and Raymond Blan- ship Baptist Sunday, Juno 28, at CROSBY FUNERAL Almighty. (Rev. 16:14.) students at Franklin Jr. High The Central Ohio Chapter of By KATHERINE E. HAYNES "Cease from anger, and for Demons acknowledge the po­ Jesus also healed a dumb, ton, co-chairman, looms as a 3:30 p. m. • gave a Maypole brunch Thurs­ the National Ass'n of Social HOME Rev. Lehman Bates, choir and sake wrath: fret not thyself in wer of God's name, used in exor- blind man that was possessed mos_ impressive event. Queen Esther Guild will meet day for their parents. The stu­ Workers presented its annual any wise to do evil. For evildo- On Thursday, June 9, at 6:3(1 members of Second Baptist, •The House of Friendly Ism (by ceremonies, prayers, with demons. Wednesday, June 8, at 8 p. m. dents represented classes in award to Andrew G. Freeman, rers shall be cut off: but those p.m., there will be a "'Queen j Delaware, were guests of Men's Service** etc.) in the place of thc name at the home of Florence Jackson. foods, clothing and home arts executive director of the Colum- that wait upon the Lord, shall A blind and dumb man was for a Day" dinner in the lower j Council of Shiloh Baptist last 1072 E Long SL inherit thc earth." of JEHOVAH, by His appointed auditorium of the church. A under the supervision of Mrs. brought to Jesus possessed with Rev. D. T. Wood is pastor and Sunday afternoon. Charles Davis CL. 2-1555 name or messenger. queen will reign and the ladies Mary Milner, Mrs. Waters, ca­ OUR PRAYTR a devil, and Jesus healed him, Alpha M. Wood, clerk. is president and Samuel Allen in so much that the blind and sitting in her court will be dres­ det teacher Kay Williams and Second Baptist WILLIAMS & McNABB • THY MERCY, O Lord, is And the evil spirit answered sed in their Sunday best or for* was chairman. and said, Jesus I'know, and Paul dumb both spake and saw. Mrs. Hardacre, cafeteria man­ MORTUARY. INC. in the heavens; and Thy faith­ mal attire.. By HATTY E B. REDMOND Gospel choir gave a sacred FUNERAL HOME I know; but who are ye, JEHO­ (Matt. 12:22.) Progressive Bapt ager. fulness reacheth unto thc clouds. concert in Rendville last Sunday 818 E. Lone SL Grant that Thy ri{**hteousness VAH? ON THURSDAY, June 16, at 8 Deacon and Deaconess Day Sunday morning's sermon at The center tabic held a gaily afternoon. Soloists were James CL. 8-9521 which is like great mountains Demons recognize the Lord as p.m. a "woman-ess" wedding was observed at Second Baptist will take place in the main au­ Progressive Baptist was deli­ trimmed Maypole with items at­ Taylor, Robert Landmm, Fannie may preserve Thy children from the Son of God, and they look Huston Players At last Sunday. Att'y Webster Ly­ the evil of men, through Jesus ditorium with "Dr. Jack, Tho vered by Rev. A. Cunningham, tached to streamers represent- Riley, Theresa Hull, M a b 11 forward in terror, on the judge­ assistant pastor. All were in­ man Jr. reviewed the Adult C. D. WHITE & SONS Christ Our Lord. Amen—REV. Union Grove Baptist Ripper, DARCDLMS," perfor­ ng various subjects covered dur­ Rutherford and Victoria Futch. FUNERAL HOME L. SIMPSON. ment to come. ming the ceremony. The com­ spired by the presence of the Dept. Bible school lesson. Music pastor, Rev. J.P. Fincher. ing the year. Miniature Maypole 1217 ML Vernon Ave. A religious pageant, "Until the mittee is asking nominal patro- - for morning worship was by the The 29th annual fish dinner • THE DEMONS cried out nage. Appreciaion services are be­ gumdrop dolls wer« souvenirs CL, 8-1514 FOREVER STUPID Dawn," will be presented by thc Concord choir, under direction will be served Thursday, May saying, What have we to do with To climax Men's Day, Sunday. ing held at this church through­ for each guest, 9) 26, in Burks auditorium. Mrs. The Above List Includes Huston Players at Union Grove out the week. Rev. M. J. Mit­ of Robert C. Anderson with Eu­ All this talk about the U-2 and thee, Jesus, thou Son of God? June 19, there will be a special gene Jefferson at the organ. Rosa Goolsby is general chair­ Members Of The Columbus Art Thou come hither to torment Baptist church in the Trier audi­ service at 8 a.m., with Rev. chell, pastor of Pilgrim Bap­ Enjoying the delicious menu nobody yet has mentioned get­ tist, with his choir and congre­ The girls* choir, under direction man and Mrs. Annie Woodruff Funeral Ass'n us before the time? (Matt. 8:29.) torium Sunday evening, May 29, James Parrish of Shiloh Bap­ prepared by the students were ting closer to God. tist presiding. The Blensbjre gation will be in charge of ser­ of Janice Madison, sang. Dea­ ANDREW is co-chairman. Jesus answered the demon, in 7:30 p. m. the following honored guests: Men's chorus (formerly Mt. Ver­ vice Thursday at 7:30 p m. con R. Earl 'Bland spoke on Royal Aids Circle will honor the wilderness, saying, It is The play is being sponsored non Av. men's glee • club) will Rev. W J. Payden, pastor of "Mrs. Ruth Gibbs, wife of as­ "Christianity." the Urban League, at a dinner the 90th birthday of Mrs. Alice written, That man shall not live jointly by Good Samaritan club Services In Columbus Churches furnish music There will be a Calvary Tremont Baptist, with sistant principal Jack Gibbs; meeting Tuesday. This award Gallimore Friday, May 27, with by bread alone, but by "Every and Spelman Alumni club. The guest minister in the pulpit for choir and congregation, will Guest speaker was Rev. J. B. was given for outstanding ach­ Mrs. Bertha Capp, Home Ec su­ Powell, director of interracial a party in the Ridgeway Home, word of God." (Luke 4:4.) pastor. Rev. Phale D. Hale, and 11 a. m. service. Chorus from have charge of the Friday even­ pervisor for public schools; Mrs. ievement in the field of social Gay Street Baptist St. Paul AME will render music ing service. The series of ser­ Baptist work, from Parkersburg, 71 Winner av. Hilda Martin is There was a man in whom members of the clubs extend an Rosemary Williams, Home Ec work. Everybody is Somebody at THE GAY STREET BAPTIST invitation to all. with Rudolf Womack as direc- vices will end Sunday at 3 p.m. W. Va. He and Mrs. Powell were general chairman and Betty* was evil spirits, these evil spir­ tor. Each man will be asked for The public is invited to attend supervisor at OSU; Mrs. Ann B. . The association elected new CHURCH, 496 E. Gay St. (Corner Gay and Washington). U. G. house guests of Pastor and Mrs. Reid is co-chairman. a contribution. all services. — MADALYN Walker, Sentinel /woman's edi­ C. F. Jenkins. officers al this meeting: Campbell, minister. Morning Worship—10:35 A. M.; Sunday BROWN. tor; Mesdames Florence Cobb, AT 5 P. M., IN the lower au­ During evening worship, Con­ Andrew Freeman, vice presi­ Church School—9 A. M.; Communion and Baptismal Service— Arlene Penson, Amanda Gaith- Surprise Birthday Party ditorium, there will be a "Small cord choir sang the anthem, dent; Lazar Brcncr of Jewish (First Sunday Only); Special Services as announced; Midweek Fry" style review. Refresh­ er, Susan Lipsey, Florence Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Murphy, Service Wednesday 8 P. M. "Deep River," and Deacon R. Family Service, treasurer; Rus­ 1120 Atcheson St., surprised ments will be served and a sil­ Altrusa Club Meet White, Jane Rosiano, Caralee sell Richardson of Planned Pa­ ver offering requested. E. Bland spoke from the sub­ tbeir daughter, Desma, with a Caldwell Temple AME Zion Mrs. Lloyd Johnson, 1851 Thomas, Clara Adams, Mary renthood, corresponding secre­ The committee will be pre­ ject, "Brotherhood and Toler­ birthday party. Helping to cele­ Franklin av., was hostess to the Hayes, Marguerite Jones, Mary tary, and Miss Mary Jane Mc- Worship and fellowship with purpose at Caldwell Temple AME sented and a final report made ance." brate the party were Dewynne popular Altrusa Bridge club Martin, Ruth- Starr, Eliza Mor- Conaughey, Harding Sanitarium Zion, 524 E. Long st. J. Dallas Jenkins, minister. Churcb at this time. Murphy, Luceta Jones, Dclon The public Is invited. Friday evening. During the eve­ doh and Miss Jeannette Hamp­ Missionary Day will be obser­ Social Service, chairman nomi­ school, 9:30 a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Christian Endea­ Jones, Ray Aton Jones, Sherry ning prizes were awarded to ton. ved Sunday, May 29. Theme will nating committee. vor, 6:30 p. m. Evening worship, 8 p. m. Midweek Praise, Perry and George Dean. The Mrs.- Virginia • Richey, Emily A period of socializing follow­ bQ "One" World," with Mrs. Speaker at this annual dinner Wednesday. 8 p. m. The Capital City's Temple of Methodism. little lassie received many gifts LUCY DEAN Sawyer an^i Virginia Johnson. ed the informal modeling of gar­ Shirley Hale as guest speaker at meeting was Miss Sylvia Ja- and party favors and refresh­ Mt. Olivet Baptist Ruth Reed won the consolation ments made by the students. 7 p. m. Mis. Leola Simpson will PLAY SCHOOL & cobson of the W. Virginia Uni­ ments were served the guesta. Visit next Sunday at Mt. Olivet Baptist, 428 E. Main st. "No prize. be guest soloist. Creed But CbrisL" H. Beecher Hicks, minister. The Churcb at KINDERGARTEN versity School of Social Work. Desma was 5 years old and will Members present were Sally Tots And Teen Confab Circle 8 will give its annual Her topic was "Trends in Social Study, 9 a. m. The Cburch at Worship, 10:45 a. m. Baptist tea in the lower auditorium Sun­ attend Beatty Pk. Kindergarten R. Jefferson, president, Ruth Work." school. Training Union, 6 p. m The Church at Worship, 7:30 p. ra. Reed, Faixe Davis, Emily Saw­ The Tots and Teens, Inc., are day with Mrs. Goldie Fields as Second Baptist yer, Virginia Richey, Martha busy planning for their first an­ chairman and Mrs. Hattie Wil­ You're always welcome at 2nd Baptist, 186 N. lTlb st. C. F. Grady, Connie Anderson and nual national convention to be liams as co-chairman. Jenkins, minister. Churcb school, 9:15 a. ra.Mornin g worship. Virginia Johnson. held in Los Angeles. Chapters Verdun Chapter No. 4, DAV 10:45 a. m. Evening wondiip, 7 p. ra. Following a delectable supper, throughout the midwest, includ­ Auxiliary, will sponsor a tea at MARCO RECORDS Shiloh Baptist several husbands Joined the ing Columbus, will send dele­ the home of Mrs. Lillian Jeff­ 213 S. FRONT ST. a! RICH Come to Shiloh Baptist, Hamilton at ML Vemon avs. James W group. gates. reys, 273 N. 17th st., Sunday, Parrish, minister. Radio broadcast (WBNS), 8:15 a. m. June 12, 4-7 p. m., with Jessie CA. 1-0755 Church school (children may be left with competent mother* Pierce as general chairman and COLUMBUS' LARGEST & BEST SELECTION OF during worship), fla , ro, Churcb at worship, 11 a. ra.Contin ­ Buy "Big" and Save! Hattye Redmond aa commander. ued Church school for small children, 11 a. m. Baptist Training Union, 6 p. m. Evening worship, 7:30 p. ra. Music by five choir* Dancing and accredited kind­ TSofden's EVANGELISTIC SERVICE SPIRITUAL ALBUMS Union Grove Baptist ergarten training for that Rev. Dale Beery will conduct ALL AT DISCOUNT PRICES young lady ln your life. For an evangelistic service at Road Come to worship at Union Grove Baptist, 268 N. Champion Ave. • MAHALIA JACKSON • ALEX BRADFORD Phale D. Hale, minister. Cburch school for all ages, 9 a. m. details call Ice Cream to Life Mission, 301 N. Ohio av.. • CARAVANS • DAVIS SISTERS • C. WARD Churcb at worship 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Nursery for ba- CL. 3-7775 CL. 3-2230 Sunday at 3 p. m. A number of • ROBERTA MARTIN • 5 BUND BOYS bles and pre-school children while you worship. Jr. cburch with In Hie Half-Gal Pack outstanding stagina groups, in­ planned worship on the level of children through age of 12 at ST. CLAIR PHARMACY 336 WILSON AVE. • REV. C. L. FRANKLIN • STAPLE SISTERS, Etc. 10:45 h. ra. BTU for all ages. • p. m. Personal and family Borden's Ice Cream cluding the Mission 'choir, wil. Hannah Barnett, Directress 1917 Joyce Ave. CA. 1-5121 '.» counseling by appointment. Hubert Barnett, Manager furnish music. The public is in­ COR LEONARDO ST. CLAIR vited. Rev. Eunice P. Huff is Reg. $3.98 Albums - NOW ! 1 $2.98 in II r II i • • i i • i i i in • i II ._ took for »fv» "El.ie* • minister. SPIRITUAL SINGLES NOW IN STOCK v!, .'il'

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• An American soldier is tried 7. _i-, _• ONE OF BIGGEST collections of "nxiae" recording j^JJmMfcTS^Se3-^le¥Ttrir_^^ and btaes^ak" your pick) Held has been and found guilty and Is good as "Hilmakers at WW" revue pacta d for a slagte perferaaaaee la THenaut Mfwbl RWg., Colambos, Thursday, June 2, at 8 p. ro. Sharing the spotlight of the hugs hanged before they begin the W. Bread st. hall will be, from left: Ray Charles, the Drifters, Rett. Brown, Marr Johnson aad BlUy Bland. Others In the troupe are Redd Foxx, Bay Bryant Trio. trial of "Sergeant Rutledge," opening Thursday, May 26, at Ken Holden. Preston Epps and the Dee Bagby hand. Ad-ranee tickets are en sale new at Mar-hall's, 46 N. High at the RKO Palace theatre. Starring Woody Strode, for­ M11g£'« CHOP SUEY mer UCLA football star and pro­ ROYAl Toni Harper Displays Grownup Voice fessional wrestler, in the title WE'VE A FINE REFUTATION 1 .... alia I _l___._a.i~a. __.. role, the tense drama takes Special Prices On Carryout* FOB FINE FOOD * SKRWCB Tall and sleek at 22, former The merger of the class and ist and Repertoire representa­ place almost 100 years ago. It Legal Beverages "POPS" ALLISON, Prop. child star Toni Harper makes thc attractive artist occurred tive, was not only excited about revolves around one of the first the song material but also Toni tl N. Nelson Bd. CL. *-«_*_ 1» E. Lang SL CU _H_ her recording boa* on the RCA when founder of the course, Hal blows struck for equal justice Victor label via a unique album Levy, had as gucsj; lecturer Ed­ Harper, whose "grown-up" for a .member of an oppressed 1 voice he deemed one of the J titled "Lady Lonely." The debut die Beal, Tool's vocal coach. i ' minority. disc contains 14 unknown, never- Mr. Beal was so impressed with greatest of all time. 9) AS FOR ME "Hitmakers of '60" will be a Foxx-y affair before-recorded songs, all writ­ the quality of the material that It took only a few conferences when Ben Cowall presents this high-powered promotion at Vets HUDSON CARRY OUT before a definite idea for an al­ ten by amateur writers who are he suggested her as the one to Memorial Bldg. next Thursday night, June 2. The show will be from 198 Miller Ave. CL. 8-0056 bum evolved, and since all the I PUIB QADILIAC enrolled in a song writing render the songs. heavy with stars like Ray Charles and his orchestra, Ruth Brown, 10HN1 NOW FEATURING course at thc University of Cali­ tunes selected were blues, the the Drifters, Ray Bryant's organ trio and many others, but for ANOTHER guest lecturer, package was titled "Lady Lone­ fORD fornia. your columnist, a guy who Is nuts about light comedy, .mimic Redd Cor. 20th St. ft Leonard Ave. "ERMANDO'S PIZZA" Dick Petree, RCA Victor's Art- ly." _»«•_* CARRY-OUT OR DELIVERS Foxx will be the motivating power to get me there, like early, Dad. tHrectorln • Beer • Wine • Champagne e Party Snacks Counl Basie Among BOSS HARPER, born June 8, In our time there have been some great Negro comedians and tUstoty to win 4 • Groceries • Lunch Meats KATE'S Old Trail Barbecue 1.37, was the sensation of the comediennes in the history of show business since the days of the FEATURING 2 STARS Academy Awtrtml Fine Hi _.c-Cooked Food music world with her first re­ incomparable Bert Williams, but through some queer twist of fate Headliners On CBS TV a UVMI* 1)1111 I ^^— N 971 ML Vernon Ave. CL. 2-0631 cording, "Candy Store Blues." in this to-called unprejudiced world of entertainment none has at­ Doe Pauline Singer Dennis Day, Count Ba­ Her early successes included ap­ , Announcing <* Ownership and Daily 6 A. M. to 9 P. M. sle and his band with vocalist tained the status of the Shelly Bern-wins, Jack Carters, George Go* msssm\m Kate Earl • Prop. pearances at Carnegie Hall, Har­ bels, Jack Parrs and such. Just to name a few of our atars, aside Smith Fench - w Management of Joe Williams, Charles Chaplin lem's Apollo theatre and the ''il Tears oe The A-enee" from Rochester and a few other stereotyped boys, there are George ON ORGAN ON DRUMS Jr. and musical comedy Btar Chinese theatre. As an adult en­ Kirby. Nipsy Russell, Moms Mabley, the late Butterbeans and BROWNIE'S CASABLANCA BAR Chita Rivera headline "The Ed tertainer, Miss Harper has Show Time t F.M.2-15 A.M. Sullivan Show" Sunday, May 29, Susie, Lewis and White and many others, including our favorite ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES — FINE FOOD made nightclub appearances and Open For Bnstaess on CBS-TV, Channel 10, 0-9 p. m. giggle-getter, Redd Foxx. JAM SESSION EVERY 'mas «*• mt »Ma ro IK WAIT _„__ c_. 194 E. LONG ST. OPEN DAILY 5:30-2:20 A. M. was given a feature role in the • "DOC" YOUNG, one of our most proficient theatrical writ­ TEES. THURS. 5; SAT. 2:30 WILLIAM O. BROWN. PROP. QUALITY FOOD BAR Comedy is represented by five Hollywood stage production. Specializing In Home additional acts on the program: Blackouts of 1999." ers, did a recent bit on "The State of Negro Comedy" in which he FREE PARKING IN REAR Cooked Food Jean Carroll, the team of Ford lauded the talents of Foxx. There may be a problem of Negro Beer & Wine To Carryout and Reynolds, Guy Marks, Prof. comedians adapting their material to more generally-recognlzed Open DaUy 11:30 to 1 A, M. topics and takeoffs on current events as some of the present crew- lames C. Anthony, Prop. Backwards and the Hi-Lads, vo­ Matinee Program cal quartet. cut, Ivy League comics are doing, but why all the yak yak? If 6tit MT. VEBNON AVE. Al Club Cadillac you're funny, that's it, Brother. at LEXINGTON (13 Yrs. at Present Location) TURNL.. ._. Matinee entertainment is now Redd Foxx proves that it can be done on a Dooto album, with three-day-a-week feature at a bit labeled "The Childless Couple." Following is Redd's spiel on RESTAURANT Tony Morrone's, Club Cadillac, the subject: "I'd like to say that there is nothing as sad as a 45_V_ E. Lung SL CIRCLE BAB & 68BI ST. CLAIR GROCERY 542 N. 20th st Sessions are billed childless couple. It breaks your heart to sce them relaxing at the LIQUOR • BEER • WINE 8* Beer — Wine — Whiskey at 6 p. m. Tuesday and Thurs­ beach or the swimming pool • • • sitting there all tan and miser­ & RESTAURANT HOME COOKED FOODS day, and at 3:30 p. rn. on Satur­ able on the dock of their yacht or on a plane flying to Europe like Served In A Congenial Atmosphere tli CA. MM Ml day. lonesome fools. That kind of life is empty. Ml SL Clair Ave. 941 MT. VERNON AVE, Current attraction at the Cad­ 9) "THERE IS nothing but more money to spend and more, Our New Cocktail Lounge Will Be Open Soon Groceries, Meats, Confections illac are organist Doc Smith time to enjoy it. The childless couple can't fight over who is re­ Hot Food Served and Pauline Fench, a femme sponsible for the child's personality and how he behaves. They THE MOST Barbecue & Assorted . MICKEY'S 6RIIL 1002 N. Fourth St. drummer who made a scintillat­ can't blame each other because the child is an idiot and they misa- CREATIVE MUSICAL GIANT OF THIS GENERATION! Sandwiches Starting With I Cor. Third Ave. ing debut Monday night They're doing without for the child's sake. They go along from day to day Early Breakfast just buying what, they want and doing what they want. It's a real II, "COME ON BABY — Beer, Wine, Whiskey heard nightly from 9 p. m. till Opea Till 2 A. M. Daily Home Cooked Foods 2:15 a. m. drag. RAY CHARLES I. TO THE FIRST AND LAST CHANCE! Mr. * Mrs. Harry Butler, WE SPECTALIZE IN VI think evr ryonc should have children. No one should be al­ HIS ORCHESTRA and the RAELSTS Props. BED HOT CHILI lowed to escape the fabulous experience of watching a cbild grow. OH, YES BABY, PYTHIAN GRILL WHAT .ISA." KDCKHUUS. COMt RAIN OR COMF SHINE Those ore unforgettable memories: The alert nights — coughing "Biggest Uttle GrfQ 1UST FOR A TKRiLL IET THE GOOD TIMES 8811 GENiUS OF RAY CHARLES WE GOT TO-DANCE!" In Columbus" spells — debts — diapers — deliveries — dispo — babysitters — 21 SHRIMP PRICES ARE LOW HERE spilled food —• tantrums — emergencies and all kinds of crises. ' -___< Music Live V Juxnpm' By IN A BASKET SG0 ML Vernon Are. The real thing childless couples miss Is to watch a child grow _2__**tX UQUOR from a little acorn into a real nut. __*. Beer • Wine 9) "THE- rtISS the thrill of watching an overweight little girl CR Fish e French Fries VILI.AGE TAVERN make a fool of herself in a leotard and the warm smile of a small DRIFTERS «__*w TOMMY JAMES Cube Steaks 1219 MT. VEBNON AFR. boy with $500 wcr;1: of braces in his mouth all broken up over 10 THIS MAGIC MOMENT y GRIU Food, Beer Te Carryent Columbus, O. cents worth of pe? ut brittle. They also miss the discussions you f .m<**_JU . THERE GOES MY BABY' e Serving the People hi and and His Boys, Ralph and Hank have when the chil l brings home his first report card and you dis­ Champion * ML Vernon CL. 2-8389 RAT REDMAN. Prop. Around Poindexter Village •wnnpp-- BEEB, WINE GOOD FOOD cover that your child is just one step below an idiot. What a thrill ip___gjij 7&K^ \ Blue Monday Dance $ Thursday Treat Nile Open 1 A. M. • Close 1 P. • fathers get when, for the first time, they take their sons hunting £&t,x4H&ty HOLDEN CHESTEB E. WHITE. Opt ... He didn't reMly mean to shoot you in the leg . . . the boy waa FOXX i LAUGH CF THE PARTY MY BRYANT THO •1 LOVE YOU SO V J.I.'S PLACE-Oid Star Light Inn excited 1 i ' • THE BEST LAff 3___*-> umu, vamun %m*mm&&- DANCING EVERY WEEKEND 1443 FSelds Ave. AX. 9-0731 The childless couple can never share the drama of their beau­ tiful daughter when she elopes with the village fool. You must Corner of illh In Front el Main Entrance to Fairgrounds Southern Tea realize right then that your baby girl is a woman with the mind of P BILLY BiAMBnTPRgSTQW Featuring FIRST A LAST CHANCE a pygmy." . . . There is more. But space is short. 1 submit, how­ Bra -IdUQg • WW • FOOD BEER - WINE - FOOD Room ever ,that Foxx' material here is the equal of that purveyed by M_.t TMW Fri.-d. Hmre the highly-publicized comlcS who pull .down national-debt-type 1478 Oak St. at Miller CL. 2-0287 SPECIALTY. Delivery Sen-ce On -Htfckan Dinners Every salaries on TV and in nightclubs. TICKETS i MARSHALL'S VETERANS MEMORIAL BUILDING Sunday Hon* Fried P2e_ • TAKING A BREATH between table-hoppin* we would like 46 NORTH HIGH STREET ONE BIG SHOW ONLY ^ PIZZA aod BAR-B-0 618 E. LONG ST. to congratulate insurance agent Bill Thompson and Janet Miller, PRICES i $3.50, $3.00, $2.50, $1.78 THURSDAY, JUNE 2, S:00 P. M_ . . *_* *___. 0ptn D*Dy * *• M*"1 A' M* Home Cooked Pies who started a new life as "Mr. and Mrs." after their Saturday PATRONIZE SENTINEL ADVERTISERS Food Served Fri. & Sat. 8 A. M. Until Morning Plate Lunches, merge ... Cute Barbara Jean Porter is the column's "Personality I M-MWM'lli'l' '.WM - [ Props.: JOHN & JAMES TUCKER and Charm Girl of the Week." I •_.,.,__, 7,.-,__..,..M.',;-...,,.7-';717.-77:7!,u.,,,;..77.,7_.,,, • . • •••'•^jgm^-»"*•' mmmmm^**&3i_ m.mmmm" • :£^^»*'

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EMPLOYEES OF THE Kroger Greenway av. store arc hap­ pily and eagerly calling to tbe attention of its many customers in that area the "Big Top Bonanxa" contest in which every custo­ mer is given the opportunity to win thousands of dollars in prises T^SSS»«-"« weekly, ranging from a jot vacation in Paris, France, to 1,000,000 PICTURED ABOVE are a group of Ohio Stat s university students and members of Columbus Top Value stamps. As the five-week contest enters Its second NAACP as they staged a mammoth placard parade as a sympathetic gesture to the student sit-in week, Minnie Cleveland, manager of the dairy department, movement in the southern states. points to the list of top prUes offered tn the contest, for the bene­ fit of customer Ora Burns (extreme right), while Marcella Cus­ Ot CHOOSf HOai THIS- OTHIt OlFTS ter, center, manager or the vegetable department, looks on. DISPLAY THIS NEW East High TALK OF TOWN SO STAR HAG GIANT SIZE By BEVERLY LINVILLE ON MEMORIAL DAY Youth Takes Active Part • TWO HUNDRED and thir­ By PAT HUNT W FLAG ty-nine seniors will receive di­ • DR. MILTON S. J. Wright,'Haiti, FLAG DAY- JULY 4th ploma's at East High school's dean of Wilberforce university, I Mrs. Charles DeLoache, vica ;ment Tuesday. June|was *uest speaker at St. John's principal of Champion Jr. High In YM Mother's Confab AME church 17, at 8 p. m. in the auditorium J . Worthington. His school, did a fine job as toast- By PAT HUNT jfor this rededication service This is the largest graduating'3ubJecl wa» "My Personal Exj^mistress at Central YMCA for ' ! Mrs. Minnie Cleveland, presi- were Marcia Smith and Cynthia class East has had for 10 years, 'periene'es With Adolph Hitler." jthe Mother's club YMCA confer- dent of the Columbus Spring St. Hoke. • (Wednesday, June 1, is the lastiThe Youth Dept. of the church ence. Harland Randolph was ! started the rally off with a ban YMCA chapter of the Mother's Miss Carrie Hairston, accom- day of school for seniors. Thurs- 8- guest luncheon speaker. He club, and Hoyt Givens, youth panied hy Frederick Brown, and I day, June 2. the senior prom and Youth trom d'*ferent churches! spoke on the "Concept Mother."

secretary of the YMCA, and of- Mrs. Marie Lee, accompanied' dinner will be at Valley Dale participated in this program.) Mrs. Delight Eubans and Mrs. ficers and members extend by Mrs: Marguerite Coleman, 'from 8:30 to 11:30 p. m. Music was furnished by Youth j Dayton Erby should be corn- hearty thanks to the youth who rendered several solos during Choir of Love Zion Baptist. Dr.'mended on the wonderful party helped make the YMCA Moth- the_ convention. Mrs. John W. • THE SENT1NEERS wel- Wright.left for Washington, D. !held at Dukes and Duchesses er's club convention a success. Dickhaut of the YMCA was-Ihe corned four new members to the j C, to attend a conference' on jclubroom sponsored by the Panel members of Americans banquet speaker, club—Martha Thompson, Gloria small colleges with Vice Pres.!Spring St. YMCA Mother's club. of OSU led1 an interesting dis Fredericks, Barbara Johnson Nixon. CONFERENCE committees: cussion. Members consisted of and Gloria Brock. Thursday, Mary Alice Clark. Pat Hunt' • A P P R O X IMATELY 100 Mrs. Minnie Cleveland, presi­ Mary Corene, Charlotte Siegel, May 26, Jack Toler, volunteer and Rev. Herman Perkins had 1*™°™ attended this affair. I dent; program^ Mrs. Mabel Tid-^ caught the eyt of Mabel T d Jade Lin, Willie Character, Pa­ athletic instructor, will speak to the honor of seeing Dr. Wright * ' * - 1 more Minnie tricia Taylor. Frank Watanabe publicity, Mrs. Dayton sentineer .members on guides to the station Dr Wright prom-, * Cleveland, Imo- Erby served as moderator. banque: and food, Mrs. Jand tours around Ohio. The Led to return again. j gene Hale, Corrine Bailey, Cath- Mildred Crim; finance and reg-[News club is planning a hike ! !erine Hoke. Helenlfinlay, Betty KENNETH CLARK, Deborah istration, Mrs. Ben Caldwell; around Hocking Valley. • BETTY JOHNSON, secre- Brown, Hoyt Givens, Dayton R.White, Harold Miller, Forres- socialvand tour, Mrs. Corrine tary of Columbus NAACP, and Erby, Howard Ware, Calvin tine Tidmore,. Peggy Tidmore Bailey and Mrs. Emma Hale; CORRECTION —CORREf TION |Gerri Woods are waiting for-Tidmore and many friends from used the theme "Mother" as favors. Mrs. Lilly Williams and • THE DIX Troisettes semi- their release papers from St. Springfield, Dayton, Cincinnati their skit. Miss Garmetta Cole- Miss Pat Hunt; housing, Mrs. j formal dance will be held June Anthony hospital ... I had the and Akron. Only 1 Gift Per Depositor Family man spoke on "To Mother As a Catherine Hoke and Mrs. Bessie 17, instead of June 3. Don Tate opportunity to chat with Ann | Until next week, that's all Youth." Pat Hunt spoke on "To Brown; party hostess, Mrs. De-*j orchestra will furnish music. Wajker about her recent trip to from "Talk of the Town." Mother As An Adult." Cynthia light Eubanks; Hoyt "Givens, Donna Johnson is president, Hoke was guest pianist. Ushers YMCA youth secretary. Elaine Filmore, secretary; De- lores Cochran, chairman Unique Teen Job Agency Woolworth Owners Hear Girl DISCOVER COLUMBUS SAVINGS OK. STOP SERVICE m mm •• A uniquhe typ e of employmenh b t are two personable teenagers N. YORK. — When Barbara will be more sit-ins and more who have been placed as sales » Pay Wafer. GOT. Electric. Phone Bill* at no extra charge. . Broxton, young Negro girl who boycotting until integration at jumrnsr Reading r ' > personnel at B. Goodman's, 112 *» teenagers in Columbus and served 49 days in jail for the lunch counters is won. We will S. High st. They are Carol Wat­ • Chech ceshed. Monty Order, .«u«d, Govt. Savin* Bends ,«ued and red«med -The Eastside. Branch Library Franklin County since Jan. 1, "crime" of seeking service at continue our fight and continue kins, 17, and Kay Randall, 17, • Drive-in Window Save* Time. Easy to follow direction map at left. Pay ut.l.ty announces the beginning of the under the guidance of th^ Ser- Woolworth's in Talla h a s s e e, to go to jail, because w feel both mid-winter graduates of billj, rnaVa savings deposits at one stop. e Summer Vacation Reading club toma club. This is a group of Fla., finished addressing the an- we're right. We Negroes are May 31. Theme this year is "Ha­ businessmen dedicated tQ giving ,South High school, nuat stockholders meeting of tired of taking the backseat of waii,"' honoring the 50th itate. service on a civic and cultural DEPOSITS BY JUNE 10 EMM FROM JUNE t SERTOMA is sponsoring tho the F. W. Woolworth Co. in discrimination." Bi-itutift.il certificates will be level! _ Bob Cr sb Show Ma 28 at Vet Watertown last week, all u> a.- awarded at the end of the sum­ Recognizing the need of help- ° >' y r" MTII"TWS T&-XY' She owns no Woolworth stock, ig teenager* find gainful em-|crans Memorial, Proceeds gc tendance, including the officials, mer to all children reading the ing teenagers* find gainf go CoWmb_• tavlaga aad laaa AsaaauMma, but was able to speak as holder toward were visibly moved and there required number of books. ployrhent, Sertoma established, the support of YES, 155 H. Hl«* St.. Celusibi;-. Ohio. a waiting list of teen- was a tense moment of silence of a proxy, secured thr.ugh the office of Youth Employment!' ___ , OPEN EVENT SOT. TU. NOON | f tncltl. % agers who are hopefully await­ after she sat down. iCORE (Congress of Racial Teachers and parents, in par­ Service. 30 E. Broad st., for stu­ r__«• «»«» • M«H» sum** •» aaamta Barbara had declared: "There Equality). ticular, are urged to encourage dents in the age range of 14-18'_ ing job assignments. (J In It, MM HM» the children to continue their Q la WT «•«*-« '« *'"' '" years. Mrs. Sarah Vallely is the O I* «. MUM tsmttt mUk - reading during the summer gOLUMBUS SAVINGS director. Issues Sit-in Report ttmt* tmttt, mm «f tto .»»»«•;__ •'•«•' o *••;•« *•* Reader's Digest Aids 11 Colleges months, and to emphasize that ^^PP AND LOAN ASSOCIATION n »m a CM* n «.HH O CM.--.U_* many wonderful new worlds STUDENTS complete an ap­ N. YORK.—"Sit-ins: the Stu­ • N. YORK.—Eleven member colleges of the United Negro plication stating qualifications dents Report" is the title of a >••• College Fund have been awarded the second group of scholarships may be opened by reading M*. and type of job desired during | booklet released last week by nust m*i totaling $11,000, from the Reader's Digest Foundation, which last books. 155 North High St. CA. 4-2153 Min ani_ interview with the director, t CORE, giving an account of the year created scholarships for Negro students totaling' $33,000. A The library will operate on she JUST NORTH OF tONO AND HIGH top objective of the Foundation, established' in 1949, is to "help ne then tries to place them in! experiences of six student lead- the summer schedule fromUeir neighborhood according tojers of southern sit-ins7and nor- C&fS-ms youth make the most of its educational opportunities." The Foun­ 6R0WIN& WITH COLUHltii SOW IH OWN 47W YlA* Mj_y 31 through gept. 12: Mon-{qualifications. them demonstrations. The intro- US Pi_M_t aastamer eteate tattada pastheek dation's funds are derived from the income of the Reader's Digest, day c»tf •»• ism world's most widely circulated magazine, published In 30 editio-v. . a. m •» p. m.; Tuesday Since the office opened, ap-duction was written, bby famed JwaV MV^SB Zmx* mm tifrVa a em _• »_»M •» through Saturday, 9 a. m.-5:30 •i fsmm. BBS wan*. ia 13 languages* proximately 100 students have southern white author. Lillian Sim, i«*.«j>t;. P in. been placed. Among this group .Smith. JP ______

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«"l,i i«ijillM-_>#> PAGE M .Hi',"* ».•-__• • • * •. s. • THR OHIO BKNTIMKL •'••;>?•_-.•. 7 77.. _HeI SATURDAY, MAY 28, I960 ffATURDAY, MAY 28, 1960 m mm w PAGE 24 THE OHIO SEN11NEC THOUSANDS and TKCtfSAMPS Olympic Tryouts Big Upset In Table Tennis •-•••• m Champion Jr. High Wins On (BS TV Saturday of FREE 77:^ The "Final Olympic Track and Field Trials," which will deter­ STAr1ps Track Meet At Central mine the makeup of the 1960 U. S. Olympic track and field T\# Champion Jr. High school No records were broken or squad, will be presented on wound up victorious in the Jr. tied. CBS-TV, Channel 10, Saturday, High school track meet Friday Don Clark, of Linmoor, emer­ July 2, 5-7, p. m., at Stanford m at Central. The event marked a ged the star performer with a university stadium, Stanford meet bet. __a- the north and triple win in the broad jump south sectional qualifiers in the for the 100 and thc 220. (Palo Alto), Cal., it was an­ when you buy a new home at finals. nounced by William C. Mac- Champion racked up 27" _• Phail, director ot sports for CBS points while Linmoor followed Baseball's Greatest News, and Pincus Sober, chair­ with 21. Other team totals were man of the U. S. Olympic Men's Barrett, 16 Vi; Starling, 15; Roo­ Fun Show Still Tops Track and Field Committee. sevelt, 12: Hilltonia. 11*4; Clin­ A sports scribe writing about The competition will feature ton, 11; West. 10; Crestview, 9; Everett, 9; Westmoor, 6; Frank­ the Negro league of yesterday the ..(.on's top'track and field lin, 4Vi; Eastmoor, 3; Mohawk, must have gazed into a crystal stars as they vie for spots on 2 Dominion, 1. ball when he cited as the excep­ the squad which will represent tion that may one day trigger the U. S. in the Summer Olym­ the lucrative return of colored pic Games to be held in Rome, baseball the, still popular India­ I Italy. The summer games will DOCTOR napolis Clowns, winners of game ;be presented exclusively on honors for the past 30 years. JCBS-TV from Aug. 26 to Sept. 12. Jack Park, of the London Free The field for the American fi- X-2K_ Press, once wrote: Inals is drawn from three track s » • "This touring sports troupe jand field championship meets, ADDITION* was among the first to realize i Participating at Stanford will be 320 745 29$ you have to have a lot of color the winners of each event in thc . 263 811 436 to sell such an attraction. Thc Armed Forces Olympic Tryouts SUBTRACTION t "color" he meant would include June 10-11 at Quantico, Va., the a blend of talent such as Hank top six men in each event from 370 663 840 Aaron, top-seeded graduate of the NCAA Track and Field 209 184 771 the Clowns system now making Championships June 17-18 at baseball history with the Mil­ Berkeley, Cal., and the National ADDITION: 583, 556, 731 waukee Braves, and comic.ike AAU Track and Field Champion­ SUBTRACTION: 161, 479, 069 iKing Tut. ships at Bakersfield, Cal., June Danny Pecora of Milwaukee, in Ohio in 3Vt years. 24-25. Wis., walked off with three Finalists were: events in the Midwest Table Mary Landfair, women's sin­ . Tennis Tournament at Beatty gles; Harry Sage, and Mary Center recently. He won .the Landfair in mixed doubles Nell Beautiful 3-Reclroom Ranches boys, junior men and men's no­ Landfair, runnerup in junior vice contests. mi .s singles. Take Your Choice Emery Lippia; -of Cleveland, • •<_ of these fine whiskies from Major upset of the tournament replaced his doubles partner, was Ed Brenncn of Detroit who Dan Vegh, as midwest tourney 3 Schools in Walking Distance defeated Dan Vegh of Cleve­ champ which the latter held for land, rated as No. 6 man in the three years. nation, on the table court in se­ Mirt Wood was tournament mi-finals for men's singles. master and George Sinclair, g-v Convenient Transportation Three Vegh had not lost a tournament neral chairman of the event. I "" Coaching Clinic Af Florida AM New, Clean Neighborhood to 1 TALLAHASEE, Fla. — Coach sity; Frank Howard, Clemson; It's Columbus' outstanding horn e buy! Southfield —- a com­ A. S. (Jake) Gaither, clinic di­ Floyd Schwartzwalder, Syra­ •• pletely planned new community that meets total family need*. CHECK 1HESE OUTSTAKDIHG Keep rector,'said the 16th annual Flo­ cuse: Charles Engle, Pennsyl­ Located to give you clean, fresh-air living, yet with every city rida A-M university coaching vania State; Sid Gilman, Los convenience. Only 12 minutes from Broad and High. Children QUAUTY HOME FEATURES clinic to be held here June 6-10 Angeles Chargers; Frank walk to school. No down payment. Monthly payments lower Comfortable Automatic Gas Heat Cool will feature some of the nation's Broyles. Arkansas; Charlie than rent. All improvements are in and paid for. No special Automatic Garbage Disposal outstanding coaches and author­ Tate. Georgia Tech; John Eib- assessments. You need only $20 0 to cover closing costs. See Automatic Gas Hot Water ities in the field of physical edu­ ner. University of Florida; Neal Southfield today 1 Lifetime Copper Plumbing cation. Baisi, W. Virginia Tech; Sam All Aluminum Sliding Windows Lustrous Asphalt Tile Floors Consultants will include Bill Lankford, Unversity of Florida, B0TTUDMB0ND and Charlie Waller, Clemson. World* of Closet, Storage Space Peterson, Florida State univer­ Large Lot with Shrubs and Grass - Beautiful Modern Bath $2-71 H* Three Spacious Bedrooms MltT MS QUAflT Family Size Living Room ice moor STMIOHT Mutton WHISKEY] COLUMBUS JETS Modern Kitchen — Big Dining Space Natural Wood Built-in Cabinets -__ Handy Utility Room _a_B___B_«_BB_B_M_B«_BB_-aBB__B_B_B_M8BK_«__. mm w Planned For All-Family Living AdL STRAITS Observe three heads with a single thought...how SEE! COMPARE! SOUTHFIELD OFFERS MORE! smart they were to get set for summer with an Adam JETS STADIUM — W. MOUND ST. at YALE AVE. Straw! We've the coolest collection in town...every kind of shape, brim and crown...imported Milan*, genuine coconuts, rough straws. Why wait till the NEXT HOME GAMES heat's on? Select now, and be sure of picking just Thurs. May 26 Kichmond 9 p. m. OPEN HOUSE DAILY what you have in mind. *4 ar • t7 QC ® ti QC Fri. May 27 Miami 2 p. m. Mode! Home furnished by Click's, op«» HI. 3-1448 6 YEAR BOURBON Sat. May -8 Miami 8 p. m. from 12 'Ul 1 daily. Come out! Go east on Charge Accounts Available — No Charge For Credit $ Sun. May 23 Miami !.. in. Livingston oft S. High to Lockbeurne Bead, $9.41 3" Mon. May :0 Miami 1:30 p. rn. then south to Southfield. Mm «_r V* «*« (Decoration Day Doubleheader)' enmu K K00. STRAIGHT B0WB0N WHISKEY JETS ON ROAD TILL JUNE 6 _Mmr_i '^ 1 TAIIOMNG 5 ClOIHINS COMPANY AM price* JndwcV Ohjo $o/oi Fox FAMILIES RELOCATED DUE TO.HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION HAVE PRIORITY JAMES WALSH & CO. Call CA. 4-1175 For Ticket Information Uhl C&rnv&ttt ]JU*xJ

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MAY 28 George Cartwright and Roland change the constitution to go James are still trying to get • WILLIAM PACE, the pub­ along the lines of social clubs straight on their technicalities lic relations director of Morris to which tbey belong and stymie LOS ANGELES at CHICAGO but are at a standstill at this Brown college, ts a very like­ the purpose of the club in pro­ 1:15 P. M. time . . . Thanks to the coopera­ able fellow. He and the Old Div­ motion of golf. We understand tion of The Ohio Sentinel for oter spent several hours trying Wedge club doesn't have meet­ its golf coverage come from to find ways and means to bet­ ings any more and from tho ter promote their respective pro­ Bill Powell of-East Canton, O. thinking of some individuals grams . . . Joe Brooks, Charles CHANNEL 10 He said, "I will subscribe to thc there is no need for meetings Pritchard, Caney Johnson and paper at once as this is the type because clubs are bad for thc several members of the Wedge of thing that we have been need­ club have expressed opinions as morale of players. WBNS-TV ing for a long time.'' i am not sure whether profes­ to the better promotion of golL SPONSORED BY sional people or civic organiza­ • ONE OF thc best inter-city' Some of the other members of tions have becn contacted for WIEDEMANN BEER matches of the year is supposed said club and some members of aid in bettering the golfing sit­ Distributed By to-be between Greater Cincinnati CC-MI seem to be of the opinion uation. I know of several people Hill Distributing Co. and Douglas of Indianapolis andl?"1 J'"""1 *a" ^ve alone" and who play on an individual basis...... jfurthur promotion of golf should 2270 S. High St All the talk adds up to what from the bragging on both sides, K ^vldual basis or ac- Columbus HI. 4-2133 m an a professional golfer said to mc; I am sure the results will be in-JuviUes limited to a certain few. "If you people could get togeth­ teresting. or no clubs at all. I mention tills er and work for a common cause because on several occasions I I know you could get anything have had the same question you want."> To this the Old Div­ thrown my way and the only oter says, "Amen." — BREED­ choice I have is to answer in my LOVE. own way. • THE BIG question: "With all the good golfers, professional people and civic leaders in Co­ lumbus, why is the golfing situ­ ation so far behind that of other cities as far as actual promo­ tion of golf is concerned?" Try­ ing to answer a question of this nature is very difficult due to the peculiar way citizens of this city practice self segregation as compared to that of other cities ATLAS of the midwest district and the nation. PLYCRON TIRES! Talking lo people in other ci­ ties who are interested in golf for 6.70 x 15 and citizens getting their rights, tube type blackwall, I was told that people of all 95 plus tax and your walks of life combine to get over s recappable tire a program and see that it is car- 15 All sizes and types on sale at low prices •B mkmmW Al ATLAS PLYCRON TIRES ARE BUILT TO STANDARDS EVEN 'HIGHER THAN FOR TIRES ON BRAND NEW CARS! _B_r> ' ••" i i • a» Shirts and Tim Never before such tire values at such low est quality tire in Atlas history. Plycroff liAlili has prices! It's Atlas Plycron Tire Sale Time construction gives you more mileage, greater! Thanks—6 N. High at Sohio 1 And you'll be getting the high- safety, smoother ride. Ed Bailty ALSO They look alike...but ^VffVf MO DOWH PAYMENT-UP TO 12 MONTHS TO PAY WITH SOHIO'S XHU CREDIT PIAH Tk» __._• KM la IM W_J- BOTTLED C_.III__.IM. Okia IN BOND mott otnuuM «, lAsntsmtose, as. the. INVISIBLE DIFFERENCE! 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mmtmtmm* PAGE 2* THR OHIO 8I_NT_M__J ': I... SATITBPAY. MAY 28.1960 SATURDAY. MAY 28.1960 THK OHIO HKN'tlNKU smoemmmm • _WP •—•-••. l_-_ I,— , ;,„,. • • _,— fAQE2» Dcssia Lcc Allen, whose last MISC. FOR SALE Proton, CanyoqtT TAB TWM TOPICS Columbys Barter Shop Directory known address is Kistler, West • i ' i i im M.I.J i i r • • • Virginia, will take notice that on CSXMU-OUT TABLE LAMPS. WANT ADS April 27, 1060, Jesse J. Allen Open Sat. Afternoon (.pen Sun. 2 to 5 Some 1 and 2 of a kind. Actual THOMPSON BARBER SHOP tiled his petition in the Common previous price to 810.95. Now 994 MT. VEBNON AVE., Near 18th St ARE EASY TO PUS Pleas Court of Franklin County, $1.50. Floor lamps .2.50. Spicer GOODWIN Ohio, Division of Domestic Re­ Furniture, 993 Mt. Vernon Ave. Groceries - Meats SEVEN CHAIR SHOT Complete Barber Service ' JUST MAI lations, in Cause No. 100101, Vegetables Men, Women and Children's Hair Cutting $nd Styling praying for a divorce from her DON'T BE SATISFIED WITH LESS * Beer & Wine Ladles Hair Bobbing, Scalp Treatment, Deluxe Facials on the grounds of wilful absence THAN THE BEST To Carryout A Specialty CL 3-7416 for more than one year last past. ECHENRODE Open Dally 9-11, Sun. 1141 Barbers: Isaiah Hamilton, Damon Lynch, Wade Saber, A Courteous Want Ad Taker Said cause will be for hearing on C.8 E. Long St. CL. 24181 G. Moore; Charles Dudley, Mgr.; John Thompson, Prop. WiU Help You Word or after June 25, I960.—Wm. A. BEAUTIFUL Your Ad. Toler, Att'y. 6-14, 21, 28, 64, 11, EXCHANGE ERNIE'S MUKEI BROGSDALE'S MINIMUM CHARGE .. $1.48 18, 1060. S22 Taylor Ave. CL. 24192 TOM'S B0NT0N BARBER SHOP Display V.ant Ads, Bobbie Lavernc Kizer, whose New Stock. Complete Line 421 E. LONG ST. Per Inch $1.40 EASTGATE STORE of Groceries, Quality Meats BARBER SHOP Complete Barber Service last known address is 3426 Capi­ 281 N. 20th St Facial* and Scalp Treatments DEADLINES and Vegetables tol St., Indianapolis, Indiana, 32$ S. HIGH ST. Hrs: 7:30 A. M.-9 P. M. Complete Barber Service A Specialty Readers: -Wednesday Noon. will take notice that on May 14, APARTMENTS (First Bldg. So. of Monday through Saturday ni. a to i sat. a t«a David A. William. Display: Tuesday 5 P. M. I960, Edward Kizer, Jr., filed Southern Hotel) Erneit Holland. Prop. Leonard Thomas, Prop. H. B. Posey, Barbers his petition In the Common Children welcome. Beautifully landscaped with JIMMY'S MARKET Gay Seott, Brady WhHe, is., Bennie nrogsdsle. Prop. Pleas Court ot Franklin County, Upholstered Chairs ... 8 4.00 Barbers Ohio, Division of Domestic Rela­ playgrounds. New, modern brick apartments HARRIS' ST. CLAIR CARD OF THANKS 672 MT. VERNON AVE. tions, in Cause No. 100310-D, NEAR EASTGATE SCHOOL. Free summer swim­ Bax-pt-igs -100 CU 2^6274 BARBER SHOP praying for a divorce from her CaU Springs 5.00 WHALEY BRINKLEY — We wish to ming pool, very neat and clean, S bedrooms, attrac­ Specializing ln Choice 963 8t Clair Ave. on grounds of wilful absence for Bats 15.00 BARBER SHOP thank our many friends for the tive bath and shower, garbage disposal, gas forced- Bleats and Groceries (Between 8tar and 3rd AVs) more than one year last past. | Chrome Dinette Set ... 85.08 Hrs.: Mon. thru Thurs. — 614 E. LONG ST. kindness shown to us during the air heat, paved parking at your rear door. Rental Complete Barber Service Complete Tonsorial Service Said cause will be for hearing on S a. m. - 7 p. m. Facials A Specialty illness and passing of JOHN C. or after July 2, 1880,—Webster office corner N. Nelson Rd. and Maryland Ara. Fri. • Sat: 8 a. m. - 8 p. m. > Barbers: SO/ YOUVE BECN GOING WITH ME FOR FIVE Irene Tamer A Both Joaes Andrew HSrtis. Prep. BRINKLEY. Special thanks to S. Lyman, Jr., Atty. 6-21, 28, 64, Open weekdays 9 to 7 p. m. LONG & GRANT San.: 8 s. m. -1:29 p. m. Rev. E, A. Parham, members of Prop. JAMES H. FLOOD 1 DELUXE FACIALS Opea Tees. Weds. Thurs. 11. 18. 25. 1060. Used Clothing Store • YEAR$--WHATDOY0U¥AITCA PENSION?/ WILLIS WHALEl, Prop. Sat. 8-6 Fri. a-1 Trinity Baptist Cburch, JEtrooks Oar. Lang m Grant Funeral Home, and to those who Anne Harrison, whose last ad­ FI^THBWTONE^ MK1 We ava ana sell ladles aad 459 N. ltTH ST. CL. 84833 JOHNSON'S sent flowers and donated their dress Is unknown, will take no­ OLDTIMEB tice that on April 21, I960, Clif­ mod clothing. VEGETABLES, MEATS SMITH'S S. PARKS BABBER SHOP services. GROCERIES Mrs. Rosie Brinkley, Wife ford A. Harrison filed his peti­ LUXURIOUS SUBURBAN Wholesale A Retail 224 E. Stb Ave. Haley's Bitter Shop tion in the Common Pleas Court Beer ft Whie To Carry Oil Mildred Smallwood, Daughter Weekday* 8 A. M. • 10 P. M. CONFECTIONERY •lea. Women aad Children'! 1502 Mt Veraoa Ave. Mr. and Mrs. S. Brinkley of Franklin County, Ohio, Divi­ Why Buy Sundays 9 A. M. - 2 P. M. Halt Gstttag sion of Domestic Relations, in 14.0 Granville St CL. S-IM* FRUITS Been: IM A. M. • _:M P. M Complete Tonsorial Service Mr. and Mrs. J. Brinkley ft Imported Champagnes Grc -trie.., Meats, Confections Cause No. 100035, praying for a Party Supplies — Domestic and Sat 1:19 A. M. To 8 P. (ft. Eugene Haley, Prop. Mrs. Beatrice Berry OOUTHGATE MANOR Repossesed CLOSED WEDNESDAI Floyd W. Saunders, Barber divorce from her on grounds of WE DELIVER Dally 8 A, M. to 6 P. M. Mattie and Esther Brinkley gross neglect of duty. Said cause Looking for a lovely suburban apart- j ELIZABETH BANSOH aad VEGETABLES LEGAL NOTICE will be for hearing on or after ment? Don't wait! Visit us today! Damaged MODERN MARKET June 11, 1950.—L. P. Henderson, 1, 2 and 3-bedrooms. Rent $67.56 19S N. 28th 81 CL. -4554 ALM_YJL. il l__At DEWS*_* *_* a a w ,| Props• _ . - . CL 3-1317 SUG'S PIERCE'S Eva M. Walker, whose last Att'y. 4-80, 5-7, 14, 21, 28, 64, up. Includes heat, hot water, gar* Or BEER * WINE BABBER SHOP BARBER SHOP known address is 2227 W. Alon- 1960. bage disposal, playgrounds, offstrcct TO CARRY OUT an E. LONG ST. dra Blvd., Apt. 5, Comptan, parking and FREE Bus Service. Complete Barber Service Complete Barber Service Julia EL Morgan, whose last ST. CLAIR CARRY OUT California, will take notice that Model apartment open dally 9 to 9, Retain. Barbers: Sag Holman, known address is 121 E. Long ID'S MARKET KM E. LQNG ST. on April 16, 1960, Guy V. Walker furnished by Glick's. " * 805 St Clair Ave. jColurabus, O. CU 2-0232 William E. Stewart, St, Columbus, Ohio, will take New Location George joaes filed his petition in the Common OFFICE OPEN 9 to 9 Groceries, Meats* Confectionery, Ice Cream notice that on April 25, 1960, Ed­ When You Can 818 Mt Vernon Ave. Pleas Court of Franklin County, 2899 Alum Creek Drive CL. 84i£_ Wine and Beer to Carry Out Ohio, Division of Domestic Re­ ward E. Morgan filed his peti­ Complete line Of Joe Moore, Prop. lations, in Cause No. 99074, pray­ tion in the Common Pleas Court June Brides and Grooms—Contact Us Today For Tour Bay New Groceries, Meata, Vegetables ing for a divorce from her on of Franklin County, Ohio, Divi­ Wedding Gift — Save 1 Month's Bent. CL. 8-8461. sion ol Domestic Relations, in LOCKE'S BARBER SHOP the grounds of gross neglect of Cause No. )O0O69-D, praying for Far Less SENTINEL duty and wilful absence for Expert Tonsorial Service —Creators of Process Styles a divorce from her on grounds more than one year last past. To Us. in thi. directory ^^^t^J^ • Said cause will be for hearing on of wilful absence for more than Wahttr Locke, Prop. or after June 4, I960.—Webster one. year last past. Said cause THE HAWKINS Frank Ltadaway—Robert Young—Chester Crumpler will be for hearing on or after 65 N. MONROE AVE. CL. 3-4815 THE MAR-LOU CLASSIC S. Lyman, Jr., Att'y. 4-23, 30, 3 Rooms To list in this directory BEAUTY SALON 6-7, 14, 21, 28, 1960. July 2, I960.—Webster S. Lyman, BEAUTY SALON Jr., Atty. 5-21, 28. 64, 11, 18, 25, We Welcome OM and Hem Patrons call CLearbrook 3-7416. 3MV_ Miami Ave. CL. *-7239 •28 Ut Vernon CL. 34878 EXPERT WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIR 1960. Transient Guest Welcomed Brand New Deadline for new listings, Complete Beauty Service Virginia. K Smith, whose last We Continue to Render tbe Same Exclusive, copy changes, is Saturday, Children's Work A Specialty Complete Beaaty Service known address is 253 W. Hub­ Lucille Perry, whose last Efficient" ' Margaret Long and Charlie Mae Lagan, Prep. 12 noon, Operators: Love Ha Da vies, 917 Ml. Vemon Ave. bard Ave., Columbus, Ohio, will known address is 2304 W. Dia­ li* Louise Smith, Prop'* take notice that on April 25, 1960, mond, Philadelphia. Pa., will Leona Wade, Millie Allen, Open D.0, 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. - Closed On Monday Charles E. Smith filed his peti­ take notice that on May 24, 1960, No Down Payment DORA'S CLASSIC Travis Jackson, Boxie New Ford Hole! No. 2 [HELP WANTED BEAUTY HEIGHT Russell, Winltred Wallace. MISC. SERVICES tion in the Common Pleas Court A l/C Chester L. Perry filed his Beauty Salon IStVi E. Long SL CA. 4-0421 REFINED COUPLE, 40 to 55, Payments As low A_ 807 Mt Vernon av. Mamie SMeU of Franklin Count*,*, Ohio, Divi­ petition in the Common Pleas Excellent Service At Transient and Permanent Must be capable ot caring for Complete Beaaty Service CL. 3-1111 • CL. 3-58*13 C.Attu .u. «---- sion of Domestic Relations, in Court of Franklin County, Ohio, Guests Welcome STYLETTE BEAUTS SALON MIMBEft 3 small children, general 134 N. 17B. **. CI*. 3-0132 Complete Beaaty Service Cause No. 100077-D, praying for Division of Domestic Relations - Ford Hotel No. 1 Still _™ Per Week 128.1 Mt. Vernon Ave. housekeeping, cook and main­ Dora Phillips RosselL Prop. No Appointment Necessary Mooney Chinese Hand Laundry & a divorce' from her on grounds in Cause No. 100393-D, praying Operated at 179 N. 6th St (Cor. Champion) CL. 8-1388 of gross neglect of duty, and tain yard. Excellent salary, Willie Mae Stanley. Warale Operators: Mablo Brawn, for a divorce from her on the Mrs. B, O. Ford. Proprietress Hensley, Maybe Dlgble, Complete beauty service Dry Cleaning further asks temporary and per­ CA. 1-SS88 private room and bath. HU. Sara Boyd, Almeda Scott grounds of wilful absence for a LUCKY Operators Specializing in Hair Cutting One-Stop Laundry & Dry Cleaning manent custody of their five mi­ 8-5440. Lacy Ward, and Styling period more than one year last Store No. 1 Stem No. % nor children. Said cause will be Clara Rogevs, Manager Evenings by appointment past. Said cause will be for hear­ Well furnished, clean with WOULD YOU LIKE to earn $2 FURNITURE 963 ML Vemon Ave. 818 E. Long St for hearing on or after July 2, very modern betel facilities. HOUSE of GLAMOUR Gladyce R. Moore, Opr. ing on or after July 9, 1960. — per spare hour? Let Avon 1571 PARSONS AVE. €98 Mt Veraoa Ave. CL. 84SD TILLEEN'S Ida Mae Griffin and Dorothy IMIATW 8 mm M. - 7 P. M. Mon. thra Sat I960.—L. P. Henderson, Atty. Wm. A. Toler, Atty.—5-28, 64, Known from coast to coast fat show you how. CA. 1-8879. 6-21, 28, 64, 11, 18, 25, I960.- homelike atmosphere. HI. 3-9785 Bcaute Shoppe Bryant, Owners mammas igaata CL. HWi 11, 18, 25, 7-2, I960. Complete Beanty Service 847 Ut Vernon Ave. CL. 34.84 COOPER'S TOURIST MISC FOR SALE Hair Styling—Bait Catting Open Monday thru Saturday LITTLE Delores L. Van Meter, whose Alexine Harris, whose last OHIO SENTINEL Prop Mattie Warren Turner 259 N. 17th St. CL. S-5U8 AN APACHE Camp Trailer. Melvon Givens, Bhea Brown HOUSE of BEAUTY last known address is 150 E. known address is 17893 St. Operators: Clara CsldweO. ipRlTE-IN CLEANERS JAMES COOPER, Mgr. CaU AM. 8-6250. Wright, Jessie Vinson, Hair Styling a Specialty Warren Ave., Columbus, Ohio, Aubin, Detroit, Mich., will take WANT ADS Eleanor WWls, Mary Frances Operators •-- _.—ftmm _LM___t_M_i i Repair notice that on May 16, 1960, Bnssell, Annie Bate Jackson, 848 Mt. Vemon CL. 34213 will take notice that on May 6, LADY PENSIONER to share Will AX14WI I960, Angus Van Meter filed his Elmond Harris filed his petition pleasant modern home with IMA'S BEAUTY SHOP Vendetta Wright, Opr. m E. Wm Ave. ffiggjgfe *»-. petition in the Common Pleas in the Common Pleas Court of middle-aged couple. CL. 8-3555 FLOYD'S RENT - SELL Anna Baseman, Prop. Court of Franklin County, Ohio, Franklin County, Ohio, Division before 10 a. m. or after 8 p.m. Comglete Beaaty Sen-fee—Balr Styling and Scalp Treatment Division of Domestic Relations, of Domestic Relations in Cause BUY-SWAP Prop. Una Johnson, Oprs. Virginia Cole, JUST A MERE in Cause No. 100201 -D, praying No. 100315-D, praying for a di­ 31 S. MONROE. CA. 8-3307. USED (IOIH3R6 188 St. Clair Ave. CL. 34883 Open Daily 9 A. M. U> % P. J6L Complete lino of Men's, HI_E - FIND Beouty Sdhn GEORGE'S GARAGE for a .divorce from her on the vorce from her on the grounds . Furnished apartments. •». -»-_a__. ___# f Women's and Children's FASHIONETTA BEAUTY BAR 345 N. 28th St - CL. 14178 Complete Service On All Mikw-rfCgJ grounds of gross neglect of duty of wilful abseneg for more than HELP WANTED Used Clothing FOR YOU! 9T1 E. LONG ST. !_ ** Complete Beset? serviee SB Automatic Trans^o^rv^^ and further asks custody of their one year last past. Said cause Sally Nolan, Anna Fleaard, George Bmnson, Prop. w i aa-s g£J will be for hearing on or after STOCK BOY. Neat appearing. Dally 19 Aa M. 'til € P. _L, (AU Ovrs: Oertrod2J__Se MeEBwyB __^£j£to, a2maU9ama GanaaB^mmmms, Mii ,tn!nor children. Said cause will Saturday 9 A. M. 'Ul 6 P. _L ! Oracle McCoy, Zorsdo White, 567 N. 20th Si. . *?. be for hearing on or after July July 9, 1960. — Wm. A. Toler, After school and Saturdays. __tae_fEaams. Herbert Sellers. Glaiy. LociBe Beeves Operators DaU y BiU|Alftp|8 A. M. to 1Q P. M. 8, I960—L. P. Henderson, Atty. Atty.—5-28, 64, 11, 18, 25, 7-2, Apply in person. 18th and Oak 474 E. Mam St. Dora Good- Elg e the C-rnagtoa, Gwae*. 6-28, 64, 11, 19, 25, 7-2, 1960. I960. IGA Market. Floyd Moras, Prop. a. 3-7416 - BOOTH FOB BENT

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. -.- -'- .'•'•- •'" ' ..^ a_*^.a^^.aWV__»*.'<<".' ^fa&gfimi THE OHIO-KNTLNKL, ' :_-.;• SATURDAY, MAY 28,1960 SATURDAY. MAY 28; 1960 THE OHIO -JKNTINKU fA&l. 50 ' 1 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BERKELEY RD. Wirccut brick Southfield Holiday Fete duplex (original) 6 rooms and are, «—._._:_.Southfield_ TLfi«»lonaMissionari y Bap­ bath per unit. .'Gas furnaces. PARENTS! , The public la invited to the tist church and Southfield Civic Finished third floor, 4 rooms, TAKE A TIP FROM Southfield Memorial Day festi­ Ass'n. Proceeds from sale of Br., garages, comer lot. • MJB ... FOR BETTER val and barbecue, Monday, May dinners will go to the church HAWTHORNE PK. Brick, 4 bed ROME BUYS SEE 30, at 3090 Fairwood av. Barbe­ building fund and tg purchase W Mm m rooms, living room, dining OR CALL .... cue dinners will be served start­ new equipment for a playground room, kitchen, den, screened ing at 12 noon and a fireworks in thc new subdivision. OPE display at 8 p.m. will culmi­ Dinner tickets 'are available back porch, gas furnace, rec­ from members ot the church reation room with lavatory, 2- nate the festival program. Free .rides and games for the kiddies and the association. Rev. Stan­ 154 NORTH YALE AVI. • Go North al 1170 W. Bread SI. car garage. BROOKS ley S. Smith and Willie C. Jack­ are also on tap. 8. 17TH ST. Asbestos shingle. 3 son are co-chairmen. bedrooms, living room, dining Co-sponsors of the festival THE MODERNIZED MODERN HOME room, kitchen, coal furnace, commercial garage on large REALTY lot Economics Expert Urges For The First Time In Columbus A Model Home LOTS FOR SALE WORTHINGTON CO. More Sound Investment CA. 4-5770 NEW ENGLAND ST. a a __.a___.__ '____._._, Open To The Public Featuring Remodeling CA. 1-3143 WILLIAM H. BROOKS, JR. I the audience to pay more atten- WxloxY. Dr. Milton S. J. Wright, ftion to conomics and make PLYMOUTH ST. (1) 70'xl34' EAST and SOUTHEAST chairman of Dept. of Econo­ . **--i*. »-_ -_ mic., Wilberforce university, in sound investments as a means 102 N. 17th St. Brick front frame. 3-bedrooms, full base­ m 8 •III K.SF. LOTS are situated an interesting talk at Mt Oli­ of gaining more respect and se­ OPEH HOUSE SATURDAY, SUNDAY " among nice homes. All utili­ ment, gas furnace, near transportation and school. 221 or con­ vet Baptist church, Thursday, curity. ties in. Prices range from ventional. Call Rebecca Redman CL. 8-2611 or CA. 1-3143. urged Negroes to merge their OFFICERS of the corporation $2800 to $3200. 222 Wilson Ave. See this terrific buy. 8 rooms, 3 bedrooms, funds in sound investments to are Napoleon A. Bell, attorney, RORERTA McCOT REALTY full basement, new gas furnace, wall-to-wall carpeted living gain respect and improve their chariman of the board; James R. Smith, contractor and r .al And Decoration Day ID A.HI. to 8 P.M. CL. 3-2367 CL. 8-5654 room. Near transportation and shopping. 221 or conventional. lot CA. 4-S7TO or CA. 1-3143. estate operator, president; Toon Hfctt"HOME — $10,100 The event marked the second J: Saunders, first vice presi­ This 50 Year Old House Was Acquired By The Please don't read this ad unless you are a discriminating public meeting of Beneficial Ac­ dent; William M. Potter, -al 69 S. Highland Ave. Hilltop. buyer. 440 N. Nelson Rd. 7-room, split level, 2 _, baths, 3 bed­ ceptance Corp., a newly formed Close tc schools and transporta­ estate broker, assistant cha-r- TOWER CONSTRUCTION CO. And COMPLETELY rooms, living room, dining room, large recreation room, mod­ mortgage and home loan group tion. 4 rooms down, 3 bedrooms, man. ern kitchen, patio, 2-car garage. 111x160 lot Moderately which introduced its stock of­ REMODELED Both INSIDE And OUT. Everyone Is bath up. Front room with sep­ Bell explained that the group •*_ ._**.. i priced. Sea by appointment CA. 4-5770 or CA. 1-3143. fering circular that night. ' arate entrance. Could be used as is seeking to render service to Invited To Come And See The Photographs Of This office. Gas heat, garage. BR. Brick, 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, bath, gas furnace, large lot A QUESTION and answer pe­ Negroes who are unable to se­ 4-4693. Located near schools, churches. Excellent for living and busi­ riod was conducted for tha pur­ cure mortgage loans because House In Its Original Dilapidated Condition, And Harold Fox - Broker ness. Price $10,500. CA. 1-3143 or CA. 4-3770. pose of acquainting the audi­ of tremendous discrimination 2624 W. Broad St. BR. 4-4693 Wilson Ave. Brick, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, bath, gas fur­ ence with The Board of Mana­ which exists ln that field. Now The Completely Remodeled And Finished nace, full basement, garage. Near schools, transportation. gement and operation of the or­ Many subscribed for stock 110,500 CA. 1-3143 or CA, 4-5770. ganization. [following the meeting. Offices Product. AN AMAZIN6 AND ACTUAL DEMON­ Fair Ave. Brick, 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, finished third floor, are located at 2287 W. Broad Immaculate 5-room house near Mrs. Lydia O. Burkes, well st STRATION. For The First rune You Can See The bus line and stores. 13x20 master full basement, gas furnace, 3-car garage. Price $12,000 Land known local school teacher and bedroom, full basement, garage. Contract or^conventional. CA. 1-3143 or CA. 4-5770. churchwoman, was introduced RESULTS of MODERNIZATION And LEARN THE Nice for retired" couple or new­ 1244 Augmont Rd. 1 _. story house, 2 bedrooms, 10 years as the first person, ether than lyweds. old. Lot 60x128. $6500 cash or terms. CA. 4-5770 or CA. 1-3143. the organizing group, to pur­ LEWIS 66 186S COSTS! EDNA B. MORELAND EASTOATE chase shares in the organiza­ REALTY, CL. 2-4785 2-Story frame. 3 bedrooms, gas furnace, full basement, tion. IN ESTATE 1 _t baths, 2-car garage. Large lot*. 90x150 ft CA. 1-3143 or John Forte, a businessman, PREMIUM 1441 HOdreth Ave. CA. 4-5770. was presented as the first to Everybody Invited Brick, 6 rooms and bath, full Sherbourne Dr. 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, full basement, gas buy a block of shares. basement, gas heat. Appraised furnace, garage. GA. 4-5770 or CA. 1-3143. Rev. H. Beecher Hicks urged $9000. Might 221. Inspection by NORTH and NORTHEAST WHISKEY 844 N. HIGH ST. appointment-only. CA. 1-3388. 2175 Bancroft, 2 years old, 1-floor plan, full basement, 2 NAACP To Hear Refugee A V 1 LI LI CALL SUND/3 786 BLLEN AVE. Owner wants bedrooms, gas furnace, living room, dining room, kitchen, otter on this lovely 3-bedroom nice yard. Near schools, transportation. FHA with small down ST. PAUL, Minn. — O II*. e r FOR LESS MA* 1-0 IO! or ANYT1M. Dutch Colonial. Dishwasher- payment. CA. 1-3143 or CA 4-770. Tambo, the refugee deputy pres­ TOWER CONSTRUCTION ident of the African National disposai and many other ex­ 1088 16th Ave. Frame, 3 bedrooms, breakfast nook, kit­ Congress, will address the 51st I MISC. SERVICES MISC. SERVICES MISC. SERVICES tras. The Keiper Co. CL. chen, living room, dining room, full basement, gas furnace. MISC. SERVICES annual convention ot the MISC. SERVICES l*_-car garage (cement block). 4 years old. House is in good 3-1766, CL. 2-6480. j NAACP, which wiB be held here TIP-TOP CLEANERS EDWARD P. ZIPF Hathaway & Ferguson condition. 221 or conventional CA. 1-3143 or CA. 4-5770. KRESGE GROCERY AND WINE STORE June 21-26. He was forced to flee BRICK, BLOCK, stone and ce­ PLUMBING CO. ROOFING ONE DAT SERVICE Bicycle Tires and Supplies oir good business corner. 1950 WEST and HILLTOP [ his homeland after the bloody ment finishing. AX. 1-4001— 467 E. Main St. & FURNACE WORK S16 Ml. VERNON AVE. Sharpening of La wnmowera, gross nearly $150,000. Much 658 Demorcst Rd. 1-floor plan, 2 bedrooms, living room, suppression of the militant Afri­ CL. 8-8673. Repairing and Remodeling i'lf *- «Jp and Delivery 873 Mt. Vernon Av*. kitchen, garage, large lot Near transportation, schools, shop­ lighter am • ••.--••-.- i -I, ..-.I. • Scissors and Knives traveled, bus line. can demonstrations at Sharpes- Res.: BE. 1-1062 Columbus. Ohio CL. 3-3.14 Office: CA. 4-133S All Kinds ol Keys Made EDNA B. MORELAND ping centers. CA. 4-5770 or CA. 1-3143. ville and other cities in the smoother CHANDLER Bicycles for Bent REALTY, CL. 2-4785 Clarendon Ave. Frame double. 5 rooms per side, full base­ Union last month. He wiU be in STOP AT ments, gas furnaces, large yard, garages. Near transporta­ SAM'S CL. 8 3350 . _- S. OHIO A»'E the U. S. next month under .aus­ ncner Shoe Repair Shop JEFrS POOL ROOM Samuel D. Hooker tion, schools. Let one side pay your mortgage. $2500 down land pices of the American Commit­ 789 Mt. Vernon Ave. SHINE PARLOR 1218 MT. VERNON AVE. MASON'S contract. CA. 1-3143 or CA. 4-5770. tee on Africa. S3* N tath St., Colamfcas. O COLUMBUS LAUNDRY Beal Estate * • a CL. 8-5195 Cigars, Candies and Ice Cold 768 Mt Vernon Ave. Prop.. SAMUEL PENSON Wt Drinks & DRY CLEANING OPTOMETRISTS Individuals Who Have Money To Invest In Good Complete Shoe Service (236) (Ufa JEWELERS 2-259 THE FABULOUS CLOWNS Dyed & Repaired With Top 9t)6 Mt. Vernon Ave., Col's., O CL. S-4331 First Mortgage Loans Contact Us At Once BYES EXAMINED Grade Materials BROOKS' AUTO Family and Bachelor Bundles WE NEED PROPERTY We Have A Watting List For Rentals! ARE COMING! *_#__* Special Serviee On ELECTRIC SERVICE WILLIAM I. BELL Drapes, Blankets, Repairs & GLASSES FITTED TO SELL List Yotnr Property With Us I Contractor BR. 4-7621 Alterations WATCH REPAIRING * • * Cinderella Heels & Purse* Bepa.rtng Generators, We have cash buyers waiting Regulators, Starters Remodeling and repairing Is For Deliver; Service FLORINE RAMSET. Mgr. Reasonable Prices with $7000, $12,000 for homes. U We Will Build You A 3-Bedroom Ranch Type Home BASEBALL Call Between 3 8 p. ML CA •--KM U Hoar __rt.es our specialty. Satisfaction Guaranteed C. La RAMSET, Prop. you want your home sold quick, Call Us For Details INDIANAPOLIS te& Open Dally Rear 499 S. WashhigtM A»_ 773 E. LONG ST. CA. *___! list it with Dixon, CA. 1-4831 or * * * CLOWNS INVESTORS MILLER'S FURNITURE STORE AX. 1-2796 24-hou/!»-a-day. vs. 4** THE COLUMBUS HOME LAUNDRY Wait Davis—Broker Servie* East Railroad St. Newark, Ohio. Investment property, lt Complete Line of Used Furniture and Rugs AND DRY CLEANERS Ranges, Refrigerators, Washers, Sewing Machines BR. 6-5103 rooms, 2 kitchens, 3 baths, gas furnace, large lot, $400 per NEW YORK ROYALS f-UES -.•sr*** USE OHIO SENTINEL Cleaners and Laundcrvrs of Quality and Distinction month income. Present owner moving out of town. $11,000. CA. '_-S-80 Columbus. O. lie. E. MAIN ST. A One Stop Cleaning Service EAST TERMS WE BUT AND SELL FREE DELTVERT AU Work Done At Our Plant Bank loaFOnR available B__TTE. RCA HOM. 1-314E3 oBUYr CAS. 4-5770SEE .O R CALL Jets Stadium 8_l E. LONG ST. Columbus O. CL. S S«3 "DAVE" Handler CHARLIE" Marguiis WANT ADS READ FREE INFORMATION m JUSE5 i!._ti_mm_». TO BUY, SELL, TRADE BROOKS REALTY CO. Uw-**es_s,*. J.*t _»__f. Ohio Sentinel 2:15 P. M. —• • - ' - » ' *- -- *fc •_._._! -H__. - • . '• a- a Buckeye Agency -. gaQOMV m\mmx\%tmfPfVt. maampU_-$3& BAIL BOND iAw'HIff CA. 1-3143 f UtHAMLTONAVE. | CA. ^Tf Adrn. $1.25 All Seats ; mm*m*imuim.lexr_»'«___«tsm -*v. .-..-.V V • BAIL BONDS _____< >____• i. _ ___K_fcA__fc___i___ _.'«•: AX. 4-2323 AX. 9-0262 CL. 3-2621 William J. Garrett Licensed Professional Bontfamaa WANT ADS I On Night Calls Dial BE. 1-3609 •'*.\V.f-0|"-">'. \ I _ • ' i-i».' ~

mm '»"' • • » i 'im—•_». ruff OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. MAY 28, 1960 Garland Epuipment SPORTS CLEANINGS Retains Ohio Tennis Title By BILL BELL • Sports Editor Fetes Athletes By BILL BELL • WE BELIEVE that one of the most important reasons base­ ball continue- as the national pastime, despite the Inroads.football Thc "Garland brothers. Bill and and basketball are making on its popularity, is the unpredictable J_im, owners ot Garland Equip­ ment Co., which is one of the state of the big league pennant races. best known names in local ama­ Who, at the opening ot the season, would have dared predict teur sports circles, rewarded that Pittsburgh and Baltimore would be leading their respective their AAU championship basket­ leagues going into the second month ot the season? Last year ball team and friends with a Pittsburgh was thc season's biggest flop and Baltimore is com­ sumptuous banquet at Seneca posed of a bunch of untried kids, plus a group of oldtimers who hotel last Wednesday evening. have been cast adrift by other league teams. Yet this group ot misfits is leading Cleveland and Chicago by 1*_ games and is two Places were set for over 100 games ahead pf the once mighty Yankees. guests but only about 60 were present, which was puzzling, as • ONE OF THE keys to the Pirates' success is the emergence Garland Equipment was picking of Roberto Clemento as top hitter in the National League. Roberto up the tab. However, it made it not only snatched the batting lead from the Glanta' Willie Maya nice for those who were there. with a .382 average, but he also dethroned Willie MpCovey as the They ate as much as they could runs-batted-in king with 34. and then those who wished, took Mays dropped to third place in the hitting race with .344. Bill fried chicken and apple pie home White of the Cards is fourth with .241 and Hank Aaron eighth with for lunch next day. .324. McCovey's 31 RBIs is good enough for-second place. Ernie ROGER GERMANY was mas­ Banks of the Cubs and Prank Robinson of the Reds are tied for ter of ceremonies and Rev. Rus­ third with 28. sell M. Jones, chaplain of Ben­ 9) CLEVELAND'S front office can feel good how about the jamin Franklin hospital and City trading of Rocky Colovito for Kuenn as Rocky has been benched Councilman, was speaker, using by Detroit because his hitting dropped to a lowly .167.'' But we as his subject, "Competition Is wonder how they feel about the two sepia outfielders they think the Crucible From Which Life have reached the zenith of their careers. They are talking about is Created." He said man could Al Smith and Minnie Minosp, who comprised a lot of the Chicago not rise to his highest goal with­ White Sox power. Minnie is hitting .319 and leads the league in out competition. RBIs with 25. Al is hitting .313 and has 20 runs batted in. Minnie is also among the top home run hitters with six. riV THE TEAM is coached' by ' ' Clarence (Bump) Clarke, for­ Vic Power, of Cleveland, has a .319. Vic hit his first homer of "•'•..,•.•; mer four letter man and football the season Sunday, a grand slammer against Baltimore, but it wag •"''-'.' captain from W. Virginia State. not enough to give the Indians victory in the abbreviated gam* 1 • "g& Don Washington, former. Ohio called because of rain. State middle distance track star, •i Germany, former Central bas­ DARNELLA E. EVERSON Jim Grant, Cleveland's oldest starting hurler, in both years ketball stai* Clarke, Washing­ and months ot service with the tepm, appears to have recovered Darnel'a E. Everson, a sopho­ in Julie. ton and both Garland brothers 1 from the sore arm which has plagued him this spring. He haa more at Central State college, Miss Hagan defeated Gwen are former Central High stars. won his last two games. His latest win was a four hit, 7-2 victory won her second Ohio women's McEvans of Central State col­ j Washington and Jim Garland's over his cousins, the Washington Senators. He has beaten the intercollegiate tennis title by de­ lege, 3-8^ 6-3, 6-3, to gain the I forte was track and baseball, Senators 12 times in his two year career. feating Judy Hagan. University j finals. j respectively, during their high • SAM JONES of the Giants must have felt like his nickname of Dayton, in straight sets, 6-3, Miss Everson is from Ham- , school days. many times this year. For Sam, despite the fact he is one of*the f-1. at Wittenberg university. tramck, Mich., and won the top pitchers in earned run averages, has failed in five attempts to Miss Everson will represent Ohio women's intercollegiate ti­ All of the team, including the managers aod coaches, and two win a game away from home this season. He broke the jinx Tues­ the state of Ohio in the national tle last year when the competi­ day night with a 4-0 shutout of Philadelphia. Women's Intercollegiate cham­ tion was held at Ohio university players borrowed from Lee pionships to be held in St. Louis in Athens. Fraime's Sully Loans squad, re­ Freddie Grey, former football, basketball and track star for ceived three quarter length in­ Central High, was the only.sepia lad to rate the Agonis banquet scribed leather jackets. this week at Seneca hotel. The Agonis club honors each year the senior athletes who have earned four letters and had B or better The team presented the own­ ers with embossed leather brief grades during their high school career. East and South failed to cases. nominate any boys. Ton>**Carey, the slugging Philadelphia Phillies' rookie, is the first candidate in ten years the Phillies have had for "Rookie of Gets Coaching Post the Year." Tony jumped from the Williamsports in the Eastern League to the majors. He was the Eastern League's most valuable At Univ. Of Michigan player last year. ANN ARBOR. Mich. — David 9) VERY FEW Negro players have received big bonuses to H. (Dave) Strack, University of j sign major league contracts. The irony of it is that the three boys Idaho basketball coach and for­ who are reported to have received the largest amount are still in mer Wolverine star and athletic , the minors. They are Earl Robinson, who was said to have been staff member, has been named' paid $65,000 by the Dodgers for his "John Hancock," and the | to the bead coaching position at! Haines twins, Robert and Richard, whom the Phillies shelled out 7 • the University of Michigan. $85,000 for. They were tsigned in 1958, but so far have not set the : DEEJAY EDDIE SAUNDERS suggests Adam Straws "be­ minor league on fire. cause they're my personal choice. -Select yours at Lee's Men's Appointment of the 37 year - ..••;"v .;",''y .'-._.'"'':K--r- -\;;'-V-v> -tr.'•; Cijl-f-i';'•• 7 ''7 .:) • i». ^^ _-.; Shop, 1009 Mt. Vemon av., headquarters for Adam Hats," says : old Strack was approved by the T«m Robinson of Michigan was double winner in the Big Ten 6auoders. "Wear an Adam and you know you're wearing the | Regents of the _ University at track and field championship at Michigan State last week. Tom best. Buy it at Lee's where selections are biggest." Saanders is their meeting Friday. He suc­ won both sprint titles. He equalled Jesse Owens* mark of.9.4 sec­ a longtime booster of both Adam Hats and Lee's stores, counting ceeds Bill Peiigo, who resigned' onds in thc 100 yard dash but it was not allowed because Tom had the' firm among his oldest sponsors. Lee's has. been a regular the wind at his back. sponsor of SSond+rs' Sunday "Sermons -and Songs" show on | last week to enter the field ofj Illinois won the meet with aid of George Kerr, the Jamaican WVKO Radio since Eddie Joined the network over 10 years ago. [administration. who w>n both Uie 440 and 860 crowns. ' .-'•'••' '•• '•'•• .'•"''• • \: _."•.'•'. . '.' -7::..} 'i; ".; •••_ >a

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