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SENTINEL v THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1960 %• Tan Stan Sparkle Early In Court Play SPORTS GLEANINGS By BILL BELL • Sports Editor THB OHIO .', • LAST SATURDAY at Iowa City, Iowa, the Iowa Hawkeyes fHiPiopLfi proved a theory which we have always believed, that "with all other things equal, power plus deception will beat straight power," when they slaughtered Ohio State's powerhouse football team, CHAMPION 35-12, in the nationally televised "Game of tha Week." Not only did Iowa knock Ohio State out of the battle for the Big Ten championship, but Iowa sophomore fullback Joe Williama used the game for a springboard into the candidacy for All Ameri can honors, by winning the UPI midwest back of the week award VOL. 12, No. 24 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, l&fJO 20 CENTS COLUMBUS, OHIQ for his play against Ohio. Williams scored two touchdowns, on* of them a 49 yard jaunt. But it was his blocking which earned him
4 top honors. Iowa coaches say that it was hia blocks that sprung I" quarterback Wilbur Hollis loose tor his score and he threw the block which started Larry Ferguson on his 91 yard touchdown run
which broke Ohio's back. • OSCAR ROBERTSON JOE ROBEBTS LARRY JONES Bob Ferguson, Ohio All American candidate for fullback, gain ed 80 yards and scortd one touchdown, to keep the Big Ten lead in Looming bright and promis the season to a close with a M tit All American hit oa 28 out ing on the nation's sports bori- percent shooting average from of 58 field goal shots, with 18 Ot scoring, but he was overshadowed by both Williams and Larry son in this year's basketball the floor. So the prognosticators 19 foul ahots, breaking this sea Ferguson, who outgained and outscored him. season just making its advent among his excited Toledo fans son's NBA scoring record of 48 • OHIO STATE closes its Season against its arch rival, Michi points set last week by Cham are several outstanding Ohio an... have already consigned him to gan, Saturday in the stadium and if they can clobber the Wolver berlain. Larry Jones, former Colum a future All America berth. ines, it will be a pretty nice season, despite the upsets at. Purdue
Brushes Wit• h Death For Ten bus East High standout, now a THE OTHER 28 Negro play and Iowa. However, Ohio has a jinx to overcome. Hayes' teams swiftly expanding legend in the DOWN IN Cincinnati Tuesday ers in the National Professional in the past have lost to Michigan, after losing the one before tha environs of the University of night, Oscar Robertson out- League are Bill Russell of the Michigan game. Story 0B Page 3 Toledo, is a glowing example on scored Wilt Chamberlain, 44-36, Boston Celts, Wayne Embrey It he has recovered from his sprained ankle, a Central Ohio the college cage side, and Oscar leading the Cincinnati Royals to and Bob Boozer, Cincinnati; K. • - lad Is apt to be the Wolverine who will give the Bucks the most „ Robertson of the Cincinnati Ro a 124-115 victory over the Phila C Jones, Sam Jones and Tom yals and Elgin Baylor of the delphia Warriors thus chalking trouble. He is Dave Raimey, a sophomore right-halt from Day I Sanders, Boston; Willie Nauls ton, who has been the Wolverines' best runner. Los Angeles Lakers are the up his best, in point total, in the and Johnnie Green, N. York; shining examples in the ranks National Basketball Ass'n. Walter Dukes, Shellie McMillion • LARRY JONES, who suc of the pros. Similarly, Elgin Baylor scored and Willie Jones, Detroit; Ray ceeded Mel Nowell a* "Mr, • Last year, 8-2, 170 pound .1 points Tuesday night at N. Felix and Tom Hawkins, Los Basketball" at East High, now will Be lily White'? Jones was the most brilliant carries the hopes of the Toledo York's Madison Square Garden, Angeles; Andy Johnson, Guy _ spark behind a Toledo frosh leading the Los Angeles Lakers Rodgers and Al Attles, Philadel } U. basketball team on his 8 ft. Story On Page 2 club which won 15 of 18 games. to a 123-108 victory over the N. phia; Woody Saullsberry, Si 2 in,^ 170 pound frame. Last His performance drew the fans York Knickerbockers, in the Greea, Len Wilkensand, Fred year, Larry led the Toledo to the TU freshman games in second game ot a do .V-le!lender. Lacour, St. Louis; Hal Green, frosh to an 18-3 season by aver • multitudes. They always arrived aging 27.6 points per game and Baylor topped his 1958 64-polnt Bob Hopkins, Dick Barnett, Joe early, especially to thrill at his Roberts, the forrner East High 13.7 in rebounds. He had a 58 prowess as forward-guard. He total, scored against the Celtics percent average shooting from, at Minneapolis. In ringing up and Ohio State star; Cal Ram averaged 27.8 points per game. sey, Hershell Turner, Syracuse. the floor. With 13.7 rebounds and brought the new mark, the former Seat- • BOBBY BELL, a starting tackle on the Minnesota football VRC Bowling News team, was a star quarterback in his high school days. with 213-512 was Iola Brown, This season, there has been By CHARLES (YAK> MASON LEAGUE STANDINGS closely followed by M. Gate- MEL NOWELL five Negro quarterbacks in tha SATURDAY MIXED W. L.: wood, Margo Dabney, Mary Big Teh. Mel Meyers of Illinois, Sandy Stephens of Minnesota, Amos White, 238-543; Ctaudc James Pharmacy 22 8 _0 Wooden, Flo Richardson, Irene Wilbur Hollis of Iowa, Willie Hunter and Woody Moore of Indiana. Willis, 210-500; Jim Johnson, 191- Roscoe's Car Wash 19 11 27 Mason, Ruth Estelle and Fran 22 9, OHIO U. remained the No. 1 small college in the country 508; Russet Price, 514; H. Wad Oasis Lounge 17 l_ kie Ludaway. 18 by beating the No. 2 school. Bowling Green, 14-7, in the Ohio game erker, 507; M. Gatewood, 180- Burger Beer 14 If. LEAGUE STANDINGS of thc week. Columbus' Bcrnie Casey was injured and did not Reynelds Hardware 12 18 16 . 485; Mar go Dabney, 484. play for the Bowling Green Falcons. The other local Falcons* Garland Equip. 2 12 18 10 Won Lost Pts. LEAGUE STANDINGS White Brothers 13 17 16 Lane Askins _2'_ tVt 31 .a halfback. Chuck Comer, has been hampered by injuries most o_ 15 12 18 the season. Won Lost Aces 11 It 14 Trojan Bar Lee's Style Shop 13.4 13 V. 17% Untouchables 23.4 3.4 SPRING ST. YMCA We are told that Clyde Thomas, Ohio U.'s junior halfback, ia J. E. Hangers 16.4 10.4 Vernon Club 12 1$ -4*. a brother of Shag Thomas, the former Ohio State guard, who now Caldwell Temple 2 16V_ 10-4 # SMASHING the maples at Cadillac C|ub 11% 16% 12% wrestles under the moniker ot "King Toby.". a goodly clip were Ellison Ford, Garland Equip. 9% 17% 12 Robinson Insurance 11 18 # THE MILWAUKEE Braves received Andre Rodgers from Southern Bowling 10 17 222-572; Marion Richardson, 210- 567; C. Byrd, 212-556; J. Smith, the San Francisco Giants in the deal which sent the veteran Al Caldwell Temple 1 3.4 2_'_ Dark back to the Giants as manager. Rodgers is a shortstop who High average—W. Waderker, 201-556; W. Watson. 200-543; YMCA Report Heel Clinton, 225. never reached his peak as a Giant. He hit 244 last'year as a re 183; H. Waderker, 175. lief man. He was a .300-plus hitter in the Pacific Coast League. MERCHANTS INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE STANDINGS Reveals Progress • THERE WERE four Negro players on the California Poly • THIS IS the strongest lea W- L.Pts. The 1960 annual membership gue in the house and this Is Brocks Realty 19 11 24 enrollment campaign of Spring football squad, which crashed in a Toledo airport two weeks ago. SCENE OP PLUNGE taken by automobile driven By Robert where the old pros clash. Top Wuliams-McNabb 17 13 24 SL Branch YMCA, Columbus, Three of them died in the Crash. The dead were small college All Janes, 37, 1627 Dewey av., Sunday after it crashed through the 16 14 21 ping-last Tuesday's action was Pepsi-Cola was -expected to vault over the American end Curtis Hill and halfbacks Victor Hall and John C. guard railing of Taylor av. viaduct and landed on its top in the JOTOUS CENTRAL STATE college students embark for many point* around the »_tlo» es Johnnie Neal, S3-60S; Alexan Woods Moving 16 14 20 halfway mark at a fourth report • street below. Dotted line shows path ef ear after R tore down 14 13 17 Bell Hall was also a star track man. 'He was nosed out in the they anticipate Thanksgiving dinners at home. Left to right, treat: Betty La Venae Bawkfaa, der Whit taker. 203-596; Don Tanksleyites meeting scheduled in the branch to ft. of guardrail ia its dtxxy course to the pavement. Jones is aa Oklahoma City native who now resides ta Xenia; James Parham, Saratoga. _»„ T.; A__ta___s 11 19 12 400 meters finals at the Olympic tryouts. General Owens- a full Miller, 209-592; Leon Waderker. Woodland Medical gynasium Thursday evening. in serious condition at SL-Anthony hospital, suffering from head Koblnson, Yellow Springs. Back: Raymond Taylor. < lincmnaU; Vie. v Victor. London, snd De back, was the one who lived. Owens had a premonition about the 235-853; Charles Byrd, 550; Boyd WOMEN'S PROGRESSIVE Att'y John W. E. Bowen is injuries.—Pierce Photo. anna Wilson, Cleveland. *Ho_Uman, 544. j • LEADING the keglerettes [campaign general chairman. trip. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1960 THE OHIO J&NTTNEL PAGK8 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, I960 PAC.E 2 THE OHIO 8_-_.T_l.E_. INTRODUCING Will New Goodale Development Be 'Lily White'? Deep Plunges In Autos Bring Death Brashes Foi 10 was amenable to this idea and _ Ten persons had narrow e_£. Two women riding on Norton ft of the guardrail before leav st., driver, and two passengers, sliding ai the eaat side of tha It was hinted in some quarters the unfinished side was torn did not want to impede progress capades with death and three] rd. were forced off the highway ing tha bridge. Mrs. Eileen Sapp, 41, 1238 Vi E. bridge and careened across the this week that there might be a down; that money had been of the plan, but insisted that an were in serious condition in Co by a speeding car and plunged Columbus police said wit _uth --v., and Mrs. Cteo Carpen subtle plan to discourage Negro raised and spent on this work. center line and overturned, po other site be provided first. lumbus hospitals following a over an embankment. They suf nesses reported Jones was ter, tt, 360ft Westerville rd., po residents from moving back into The pastor, who is acting exe lice snick All three women were Asked if another site in the series of accidents involving fered minor injuries, according slumped over the steering wheel the Goodale area when it is re-, cutive director of Ohio Baptists lice reported. reported lo fair condition st Ass'n; moderator of East Union area had been earmarked for steep plunges in automobiles in to a'police report. Names were aa his car weaved across the developed. University hospital. Baptist Ass'n, said he informed just such a move, he admitted th* past few days. not available at Sentinel press viaduct. He was cited for reck The westbound car started time. This belief "was registered Jack Willison, head of the there was, but that several oth Latest mishaps took placa less operation. this week when Rev. B. L. er churches and another group clearance program, in regard to over the weekend when »even ROBERT JONES, 31, 1837 LAST WEEK three women Brantley, pastor of Macedonia had placed requests long before purchasing land cast of the persons were reported injured Dewey a v., had his close brush were trapped in an automobile Baptist church, 400 W. Goodale Macedonia. church for parking area. He ln three separate plunges in the for several minutes when the st, denied that his church was with the Grim Reaper when the said al this point Willison told QUESTIONED as to whether area. vehlcle skidded and overturned up for sale and that the congre automobile he was driving him the planning commission any colored churches were on the frost covered Dodridge gation was interested in clearing Two small children,. Sheila crashed through the railing on was discussing purchase of Ma among the list of applicants for st. bridge over Olentangy river. out of the area. -— cedonia. Bates, 5, and her sister, Crystal, the south end of Taylor av. via the site mentioned above, he 8, suffered internal injuries and Tbey were unable lo get out Rev. Brantley's denial came duct and plunged to the street said he thought they were most were confined to Children's hos of the car until a police wreck • in the form of a letter to The WILLISON. when contacted below, Landing on its top. He ly all colored. pital following a plunge over a er flipped it back onto its Sentinel Tuesday to set the rec by The Sentinel fuesday, stated was In serious condition at St. Rev. Brantley said he stands 800 ft, embankment at Hender wheels. Victims in the narrow ord straight concerning a por that "no one has ever said Rev. for improvement of the city and son rd. and Rt, 30 Sunday, sher Anthony hospital with head In escape were ldentlfed as Mrs. tion of a story which appeared" Brantley wanted to sell." When the community and has helped iff's deputies reported. juries. The car ripped down 40 Eloisc Robinson, 46, 1477 Burt in the Sunday Dispatch. thc clearance setup took a look JAMES N. KNIGHT REV. BRANTLEY the program in more ways than at the structures still standing, THE CHILDREN were pas REV. BRANTLEY said he they b-i'an to feci that thc one, but he insists that the NOW WE ARE THREE serstrorn and Seas building In sengers in a car driven by their referred to a passage in the church, as well as all others, church get a fair arrangement TO SERVE YOU AT ... the project area. Both want stepfather, Donald Johnson, 37. Honor Veteran Frontiersmen article which read: including the old fire station, for another-Site ln the area, be their properties purchased, In He and his wife, Gloria, 28, The only two living members J Sentinel and local investment would be detrimental to sale of cause some of his members "... also undecided are stead of remaining in the were reported in satisfactory of the Columbus group, which dealer, representing the McGhee the land as a whole, which have been attending there for NICK & LYHCH'S the fates «f tbe Macedonia area." condition at University hospital. Co. of Cleveland, who received would benefit the entire corn- many years and moved with the organized the national service Baptist church and the Was- In his letter Rev. Brantley A third child, Wayne, 4, who two citations, one as an organiz munity. He said Rev. Brantley | intention of coming back. club, Frontiers of America, Inc., flatly stated: was also in the car, escaped were among those honored with er of the club and the other aa TONSORIAL T wish te state to the pub unhurt. citations at the local chapter's one of Its charter members. lic aad all concerned, that annual Founder's Day observ Others cited as charter mem Macedonia Baptist eharch is ance banquet held in Morris A. Objects To Horn Toots, bers were J. W. Williams, real not interested in selling thc - Trier Fellowship Center at REYNELDS HARDWARE estate broker; John R- Butler, property aad clearing out of Union Grove Baptist church 914 Mt Vernon \rm. former Columbus resident, and the ares. All we ask is to be Tuesday evening, Nov. 15. CL. 3-4227 J. Amett Mitchell, retired local left In the area and to proceed Eastsider Gets Jailed The two were Dr. Nimrod B. educator. with the necessary remodeling A persistent protest against menacing threats offense and a Allen, proprietor of Allen Enter to be done on the church. The an auto horn honking incident $25 fine on the intoxication rap. prises at 685 E. Long St., who Dr. Floyd Faust, pastor ot ## pastor, B. L. Brantley, the got a 32 year old Eastside man Butler, who offered no de WEATHERSTRIP was cited as the organization's Broad St. Christian church, de official board, and the congre into a serious jam last week. fense, admitted having been founder, and Leslie M. Shaw, livered the Founder's Day mes gation are happy and wish to While jaywalking in crowded convicted of first degree man with your fingertip general manager of The Ohio sage. remain in the YV. Goodale Mt. Vernon av. early evening slaughter and on a string of __*_ . , j area, as was promised by all The exclusive story of Richard Adams-the first Negro Tom Nickel! Dave Lynch traffic, the attention of Wallace traffic law violations. concerned, from the beginning Butler, 1068 Hildreth av., was ever to live aad work ln the small town of Clarion,' Look Your af the project." attracted by a series of rapid- Alphas Elect 19(0 Officers Iowa-now appears in LOOK Magarinsl How difficult Sunday Best REV. BRANTLEY said the fire horn toots. Chester Davis Named At its attractive frat house at chapter's intention is to make was it for him to find a job in an all-white community j church property had been cir 1D57 Indianola av., on Ohio State this convention the greatest and How is he treated by the adults and children of Clarion* Thinking the motorist was try Every Day cled as a site for non-removal university's Fraternity Row, Al most successful in the frater ... many of whom have never talked to a Negro? And You con recognize (be danger ing to gel smart with him, But in the huge program. The 'Boy Of The Year' pha Rho Lambda Chapter, Al nity's history. why does he now my, "Some day, maybe. Ill be ac Columbus' most comfortably signals and do something about ler hailed the driver down and modern tonsarial shop church was purchased in 1948, pha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., Another top event planned for cepted just as a man?" Don't miss this touching them before tragedy strikes. demanded to know what it was Chest|r Davis, 15, son of Mr. • Air-Condlti on. a Recent reports bave shown be said, and couldn't be built to- and Mrs. Haynes Davis, 1009 conducted a , regular monthly the chapter's 1961 - activities is story: THE FIRST NEGRO IN TOWN. • Stereo Music si. nil about. The driver, Det. Sgt. illegitimacy has climbed alarm -day for $125,000. 17th av., was named "Boy of meeting Sunday, Nov. 13, during its annual tall formal, to be 9 Courteous, Efficient ingly to almost a quarter mil Earl Rambo, noticed that Butler which tha following officers held In the grand ballroom of Service He said a remodeling program had. been drinking, promptly the Year," _ at the Milo-Grogan IASY 'iSUft'iJto WAY lion cases in a single yeai. Most wcre elected for 1981: the Deshler Hilton hotel Friday . 661 • Exclusive Shoe Shine was underway, but halted until Boys' club's fifth annual awards LOOK were the result of defcubfc pat- arrested him for being intoxi KUml__t- ii__»»li_. , fo_l w_il'_i Dr. R. Earl Bland, president; evening, Nov. 28. tents of behavior. Learn what a building next to tbe church on cated. banquet Thursday evening, Nov. dr_fl_—Morttt• your window* nsmt WMth-rproott • window la _K___d_ «- Aaron C. Madry, vice president; 1528 Mf. Vernon Ave. they arc, what to do about them 17. _. !HU_ coat. Qui b_ u_td _____ er out- •>__. 8_ir.»d_-«*_—l-rt pr__. la n____> Robert J. Randle, secretary; in The Truth. About Illegiti WHILE AT city prison it was CO_M_ to -alt. rvp-JUa •**_«___ (>;*-_-_•> at Taylor CL 3 3420 macy'' ... December Journal. discovered that Butler was Tbe youth was selected on the Otis Henderson, treasurer; you'll DO ar KEEP DAILY St SATURDAY wanted on a menacing threats basis of leadership, program Freezcl Calvin, financial secre Police Hunt tary; Dave T. Venable, corres S A. M. to 7 P. M. warrant filed by Jeanne Brooks. participation, attitude and be WoWXD ponding secretary; Att'y Ed Ladies & Children's 70 Jefferson av. havior. Nimrod B. Allen, mem HANPY * * _*3u A-«ll_.l_ •• ward J. Cox, parliamentarian; Cuts A Specialty In court Monday, Butler ber of the club's Board of Di Nov, •<_•.•• Car Vandals S*c-o_ st »*-. Paul Turner, sergeant-at-arms, JOURNAL fa .otit- Hart* pleaded guilty and was handed rectors, presented htm a pla Vandals who launched an auto- war*, Daparfa and Eldon E. Ward, chaplain. TQYU-MMF BEAD THE SENTTNEL 90 days and a $100 fine on tbe que. ««>i. Dr»» st tire cutting spree Saturday Varlahr _'<>>-. A distinguished visitor was present, Stinson E. Broaddus, night were being hunted Monday 19. . $1 .*• by Columbus police. According Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity's TOYIAND IS OPEN! to officers, nine Fair av. resi regional vice president. THE OHIO SENTINEL •Bmt ___fc» Cboos* NOW dents reported their tires had SOFA PILLOWS ALPHA RHO Chapter has al been cut. The victims were __•____•______) while setee- L. M. Shaw, General Manager; Edmund B. Paxton, President; ready activated plans for the aP$T^^*Im _— tion"* *re "t CASH '_' CARRY SPECIAL! identified as: Theodore L. Coleman, Editor-in-Chief; Annie R. Moore, Business WSUIATE YOUR PIPES fraternity's 1961 general con __5*Yi J^JAm?*r\. •K,k' Walter Tribbitt, 56, 1073; Fre Manager; Amos H Lynch, Advertising-Promotion Manager; John vention, to be held here in De BEG. fl_» derick L. Phillips, 20, and Harry B. Combs, Managing Editor; Edward I__ Moore Jr., Production -STWDRtWNG PIPES cember. Att'y John W. E. 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Thursday, Nov. 24, In ob I Bill such was not the case of servance of the Thanks Allen Morris, 42, 1354 Fair av., COLUMBUS TELEPHONE: CUarbrook 3-7416 993 Mt Vernon A.e —Corner 18tlj St WITH REYNELDS EAST MAIN giving holiday. Business POMPET A. _:B.NKST o. Offer Good 3 Days who reported a box containing CINCINNATI TELEPHONES: will be resumed Friday THIS Only! FrL, Sat. A D* VIS MAC&EY $150 __i tools was taken from his AVon 1-7756. CA. 1-3318 1432 E. Main St. . Open Mon. St Frl Nights Til 8:30 I AD Sun. Nov. 25-26-27 I CL. 2-8515 and close Saturday at 1 Salesman Salesmaa parked car in front of his homc CL.&-9S43 lb. 99c Entered as 2nd class matter July 9. 1949, at Post Office. Columbia, p. m., as usual. during the tire-cutting episodes. A Ohio, under act of March 9,1879. PACTS 4 THE OHIO SENTINEL THURSDAX, NOVEMBER 24, i960 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, I960 THE OfflO SENTINEL fAGBA Michigan Elects Negro Auditor END OF THE YEAR DETROIT.—A 38 year old Ne to be the first of his race to win gro attorney of Flint. Mich., won in a statewide election In Michi one" of the state's top eight ad gan since reconstruction days ministrative position* when he folldwing lhc Civil War, - was elected auditor general at Smith polled 1.6 million votes last Tuesday^ election. to gain a 130,000 majority over Otis M. Smith, who was serv his white Republican opponent, ing by appointment, is believed John V. Clemments. Comment ing on his election. Smith told reporters he wanted to be re New Dog licenses Ready membered by his deeds in of- j flee, rather than as the first of The Humane Society and tbe j his race to accomplish a state* county auditor announce that wide election. 1961 df>g licenses go on sale Thursday. Dec. 1. A lipense is required by law for every dog THE CROWNING EVENT of Onega Psi PM Fraternity's National Achievement Week, as three months of age and older. observed hi Cohjmbns by Mu Iota and Iota Psi Chapters, was the meeting held at ML Olivet Bap License fees are_.$2 for male, tist church last Sunday afternoon, at which two prominent local cltisens were awarded top honors. spayed female and female dogs; Louis B. LaCoor (left), land acquisition officer far local slam clearance and rehabilitation prel and $10 for a kennel license. Don't miss your chance of a lifetime to own It's the best housing buy in .all Columbus. a BRAND NEW, never-lived-in home in Located to give you clean, fresh-air living, beautiful SOUTHFIELD. The builder of yet with every city- convenience. Only 12 YOUNG MAN'S FASHION fers you your choice PLUS a bonus extra minutes from Broad and High. Children **• .p . ^ and NO PAYMENT TILL NEXT YEAR! walk to nearby schools. 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THE CHAMPAGNE OF BOTTLE BEER At Lockbourne Saturday and Sunday and Daily Charge Accounts A-rai_-_b-_» — No Charge* ?m* Credit mars DRUGS «_ Ml Veraen __ 2.m Taylor A Lang -.nd GrovepMf Ms. CL. tAStl CL. 31.14 W_C-_ ____•:-_ -*.. •»-*_-____. sua thereafter 12 Noon to 7 P. M. Prescription Chemists Distributed By* 'eima '-Convalescent Supplies * •_V _QM?.f-' Hi-State Beverage Cn. Hickory 3-7448 *» King Ave. Calais, has, OWe Free easterner Parking In Bear of Store phaa*; AXraiasUj. AtttA FAGSf THi oino g__-vn_--_L THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 19gQ , THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24. I960 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE? Childhood Years At (hrisfmasfime ._ Things You Should Know %Aa I stand here by the window gazing at the falling snow Sentimentally I'm returning to yesteryears of long ago. I recall tha sleigh bells ringing, children's laughter ringing too. Comes December I remember childhood Christmas joys I knew. Sleigh bells ringing, laughter, singing, I recall and thrill again Folk rejoicing, truly voicing "Peace on earth, goodwill to men," Seldom have I known such rapture like that rapture so sublime In those yesteryears of childhood when 'twas nearing Prestige? Chrismastime. When the autumn days were gone and the snow lay soft and TAYLOR.,, tt FOUR LITTLE colored children went to school in White, N. Orleans last week and the white citizenry acted worse How we'd fill the air with song, "Jingle Bells" and "Silent Night." than the uncivilized people in the jungles of Africa or S. When I hear the Christmas carols it matters not the place nor America. It is hard to tell what might transpire by ihe time clime. this publication reaches the newsstands, because at this Come* December I remember childhood years at Christmastime. ... JBORN IN INDIANAPOLIS, moment, tension is high and observers fear for the worst. —George C. MeCrtmmon How high is the prestige of America abroad with knowledge of these terrible happenings? ON NOV. 8,1878^-WdOR* TAY # VICE PRESIDENT Richard Nixon, who insisted that the prestige of the United States was at a high peak, must have forgotten similar event.-in the south which Ls a THE ROUNDUP LOR GAINED INTERNATIONAL Ffijf main conversation piece among foreigners who visit this country. The ever-present hatred displayed by the bigots Edited By O'Wendell Shaw . in the south, and for that matter in the north, is constantly AS THE WORLD'S FASTEST PROFESSIONAL BIKE RACING CHAMPJ tearing away at the heart of this country's foreign relations Plot To Sabotage Kennedy's Program and is a cancerous deterrent to progress in our nation. -• WASHINGTON—In the hope of making Pres.-elect John P. Kennedy "the most unsuccessful president in his generation," # IT IS noted that the white students,-at first, took Dixtecrats and Old Guard Republicans from the north, west and THREE OF HIS RECORDS STILL STAND UNBROKEN ./ the situation lightly and seized upon the opportunity to south and their Democratic counterparts are reported ganging up skip-classes by using the racial rift as an excuse. But the already with the Intention of defeating, or at least watering down, continuous vicious ranting of the legislators .whipped up any liberal legislation that may be presented to the forthcoming . mob frenzy in the ranks of the adults, who in turn handed 87th Congress. Their main* target will be civil rights, then medi down their hatred to the youngsters in public demonstra cal aid to the aged, based on the Social Security system; extended tions and bad advice. As a result, the kids took it up and aid to education and the $1-29 hourly minimum wage proposal. SPEAKING OF POLITICS all hell broke loose in the town. Citing as a gauge Kennedy's appointment of Andrew T. Hatcher, This incident is a good example of what action from Negro, as associate White House press secretary, they anticipate people in high places can do to either help or hurt a situa that the president will seek to make good his party's civil rights promises. Kennedy Staits Out On Right Foot tion. Had the legislators acted sanely, even in protest to By JOHN B. COMBS integration, instead of the rabble rousing tactics, things * • • Major Issues In The State Of Ohio might have been different. • PRES.-ELECT John F. to look to Hatcher for news re way for another shot at the gov Must Attend Church fur boss Burning Kennedy may not keep all his leases at various times. And in ernor's seat. Rhodes, one of tha • CORRECTION — The photo This represented tbe end of the ilt%/; highway taxes and fees # IN THE CITY of Chicago during the reign of the • SWARTHMORE, Ps—Fiv« white youths, ages \9A"l, pub campaign commitments, but the case this should occur, it could two Republicans holding a top which appeared in this eehuaa separate tax sour, e theory, and (23-5.); federa} grants (23.i); late Mayor Edward Kelly, a riot broke out at Fernwood licly apologized to this community of 5000 population last week^ appointment of a Negro to his prove to be embarrassing to TV state office, smothered his Dem la fast week's edition of The Dwellings, in the south westside, over integration into the a complete reversal from the franchise taxes (10%); excise for the Oct. 29 burning of a cross on the lawn of the town's only press relations staff was a ma network personnel who have ocratic opponent, James D_ Sentinel waa mat tha picture mt. idea of state and local sharing project The mayor went to the scene of trouble, repri taxes (0%); Liquor Department Negro family, that of Dr. Reginald Harvey, orthodontist on the jor step in the right direction. stubbornly refused to select Ne Ferguson, by the largest ma Asp. Archer E. Reilly bat was of tax eources. Now over half receipts < 5'.;); miscellaneaus manded tbe milling whites and handed out a firm warning staff of Mercy-Douglass hospital In Philadelphia. Th© boys — The appoint jority any candidate ever poll , placed there la error. We apo-*- gro reporters to sit in on the of th«< billion dollars collected taxes (10%); and rotary funds that lawlessness would not be tolerated to any degree. He Pred Braund, Gareld Gray, Betham Stradley, Graham Taylor and ment, a first ed in this state. gise far the grass mistake. — annually 'ay the state is returned ordered the police to take any steps necessary to maintain widely viewed panel 'discussion <5%). j Christopher Wahmann — explained that they had acted "impul for a Negro, Virtually conducting his own LDITOBt to local subdivisions; including order. The trouble subsided and integration proceeded programs. sively" and declared they were sorry for what they had done. went to Andrew campaign, Rhodes'- special ap school districts, cities, counties, THE GENERAL property tax without any more trouble at the spot. Justice of the Peace Peter E. Told ordered each of them to go to Hatcher, a 37 Since the* directors of these By ARCHER E. REILLV JR. programs have bypassed Negro peal for the Negro vote paid off townships and villagea. still carries th* bulk of the load church for counseling onc« a week for the next six months. year old Cali- , State Representative • THE POLICE in N. Orleans have done a magnifi newsmen, one wonders whether for h.rn as tlie returns from Ne for local governments (37%); fornian. He will gro voting places will a Lest. Jo I TAXES AND FINANCE State revenues are derived followed by income tax (13'«); cent job, but it could have been more effective had the le dealing with Hatcher will cause gislators and aduli_ used more common sense. hold the official swamping his opponent, Rhodes, ' • OHIO'S TAX system has from eight major sources. Tbey on a statewide basis. The re ; title of associ them to change their hostile at include: sales snd use taxes Invests Dime Draws $1000 Plus titude. But whether it does or according to unofficial returns, followed an evolutionary pattern mainder of local tax sources in President Dwight Eisenhower is-still in the White ate press secre even topped Vice Pits. Nixon woven by the hand ef circum clude special assessments; ar__. House and Vice President Nixon is still at his side. The • WARSAW, Ind.—-Edward Jackson, colored, paid 10 cents tary to the pre not, in placing Hatcher in the high position, Kennedy has giv who carried th-_ state over Sen. stance, it is similar to other inheritance and admissions tax President is working diligently to keep the flow of gold for an empty tool box at an auction, intending to use it for fire sident. Pie r r e Publishers Doubtful Of en recognition to a Negro news Kennedy. major states. This is natural es; along with licenses and fees. from continuing at the dangerous pace abroad. He is wood. As he was chopping it up, 33 old, rare coins rolled out. La Salinger. Hatch paperman which merits the ap Rhodes, wbo ha* been gunning because all ot tbe major states' It is noteworthy that revenues working on the plan to make other improvements before ter, collectors examined them and placed a value of 5102965 upon er's 35 year old revenue systems have been fash Cabinet Post For Negro dstributed by the state to local them. preciation of all members of the for another chance at the gover he relinquishes his high office within the next few days. COMBS friend, 'received so-called Negro press. ioned by the ttume set of eir- subdivisions for such projects nor's office since his defeat by N. YORK.—(VIP). —Nineteen the chief secretarial post. • * • euni_t»r__e_—urbanization, tran as the School Foundation Pro Wouldn't it be fitting in this crucial hour if the two former Gov. Frank Lausche in of 40 Negro publishers and top 1954, appears to have earned sportation problems, economic gram and the Local Govern men who -worked so hard to convince all America that the • REINQ TBE first such ap • BY WINNING reelection cycles and human needs. editors, balloting in a 33 state prestige of the United States is at its pea'k today, would Say Negro Slated For Cabinet Post pointment for a Negro, it was that long sought opportunity. maU poll, do not believe-a Ne ment Fund are controlled by • WASHINGTON (ACNS News). — Official word here is by such a lopsided majority in formulas, enacted by law. More step forward and be counted in an effort to protect this naturally received with great And being an individual of am Until the turn of the century gro will be appointed to the ca that Pres.-elect John F. Kennedy will appoint a Negro to the presi the Nov. 8 election. State Audi bition and loaded with energy, it over, the programs in which prestige, by handing down an ultimatum to the people who enthusiasm by all race-minded tor James A. Rhodes paved the both state and local government binet of the new president. Thir continue to defy the law of the land? dential cabinet, and the guess is that that person will be Cong. citizens. And, too, in making the Ls virtually certain that he _<_ | in Ohio shared teen of their colleagues believe the federal government partici William L. Dawson of Chicago, who has similarly been named as pates in areas such as highways, The President and Vice President are not expected to appointment just two days after prepared to take advantage of ! in property tax a Negfo will be named. a likely prospect for the post of U. S. Postmaster General. The welfare and urban redevelop visit this shameful scene, but one, or the other could at his election, Kennedy, as he had this opportunity come 1963. [revenues. In 19- senior congressman on Capital Hill, Dawson has served as vice Urban League Offers In tbe survey, conducted by ment are also statutory in nat least lift his voice. done many times during the J.B, due.to pres- chairman of the National Democratic Committee and as overseer • OF COURSE it is gener Vital Information Press, news- ure. This certainly would help more than our prestige. campaign, f>erfonncd an act of Movie Of Negro Youth ally known in political circles I sores upon murt- of Kennedy's Civil Rights Division during the presidential cam ingenuity which stimulated the j icipalities. this feature syndicate serving the • CLEARLY, the magnitude paign. The National Urban League that Rhodes' popularity isn't: Negroes' appreciation. rated very high among the GOP sharing theory nation's Negro press, the predo of the state-local finance and • • • • has prepared a 16 mm black and ; w s s changed. minant opinion is that, if a Ne tax problem makes efficiency COUPLE OF QUICK ONES J This suggestion is based fan white sound motion picture, "A hierarchy, but witb the impres I Consequently, gro Is named to the cabinet, be and economy madatory. It is the fact that, In public or pri Morning for Jimmy." for use in sive showing he made in win- Stripper Shoots Singer In. Love Spat ning reelection, it is doubtful if I the state eban- will be appointed secretary .of essential that workable machi The number of laid-off Ohio workers receiving unemployment vate employment. Negroes are its youth incentives and voca • N. ORLEANS. —- Well-known French Quarter entertainer anyone of note would be willing REP. REILLydoned general state. The post ot secretary of nery be maintained for scrutini compensation for more than one week again went over the 100,000 generally the last hired and the tional guidance program, Lester property taxes to local govern- zing appropriations and func Joseph C. Augustus (Mr. Google Eyes), 20, ties manacled to a bed to buck him in the 1963 primary. labor was Indicated as second mark (121,157) last week for the 17th straight week: in Charity hospital with a .22 calibre bullet wound in his lower first fired. Of course, Mr. Ken B. Granger, League executive ments, and enacted franchise tions, as well as keeping the va a — * • » director, announced last week. So, in spite of party dissension probable spot with Health, Wel abdomen, inflicted by his alleged girl friend, white stripteaser nedy may not have had this and excise taxes as its chief rious matching formulas up to and petty gnpes. it seems that fare and Education'and Dept. of This week's Dept. of Typographical Errors concerns the fol Violetta Marie Fecher, 21, with a police charge of m_sccjj«___-4ion thought in mind, but it is re The movie is 28 minutes long sources mt income. This relat date. lowing excerpt from a menu for Bryan school as it appeared in and is available for free loan or James Rhodes will have to be ionship lasted until 1033, when Interior third and fourth chokes. th Bryan (O.), Times: -"Wednesday— Creamed Dried Beer Over facing them. Violetta is charged with shooting him early an,, the called that Hatcher's, appoint reckoned with whea the Repub e morning of Nov. 14, after yelling, "You don't love me any xnore! purchase from the offices of the revenue crisis, rerujting UN Undersecretary Ralph' J. This Is everyone's problem, as Creole W&odles." ment and tlirce white appointees Ass'n Films. Inc., at the follow lican gubernatorial nominee is If you did, you'd have defended rae better than you did when they from the depression, brought Bunche emerged as top man in everyone, in one way or another, were announced simultaneously. ing addresses: Broad st- at Elm selected in early 1983. Wbeifafer about the enactment of the Ohio both personal choice of the pol pays for taxos. Therefore, it is, arrested us" (referring to a previous police arrest of the couple GOP leaders will settle the«r Election poster in Washington; "Vote For Lucky Luciano— • ANOTHER interesting side St.. Rk-gefield, N. J.; 5$l Hill- Sales Tax Law. ices, as well as likelihood of ap in everyone's Interest to see or else!" at a popular Negro club). After shooting him. the woman, who grove av.. La Grange, 111.; 799 differences* peacefully, or elect pointment, provided the.Repub that both stale and local govern dances under the name of "Vickie Laverne," went u> First Dis light to the appointment is this: Stevenson st., San Francisco. to give Rhodes, the run-around • THE COMING of the sales ments receive "a dollar's worth trict Police Station and reported-that she had just shot a Negro lican national candidates are vi- Steel companies continue to report profits while operating less As the No. 2 White House press Calif., and 1108 Jackson St. cannot be foretold, but as o* tax marked another fundamen of value for each tax dollar prowler in her apartment. Augustus told police they had been now it appears that he is U__r tal change in Ohio's tax system. cterk-us. than half time . . . Detroit Steel Corp., operating at only 46 pel- officer, it is conceivable that Dallas, Tea. The film is aval* spent." cent of capacity, earned $100,533 during the third quarter. lovers for two months and gave them the key to her apartment, able also ia 35 mm. man of the hour' in GOP c_rc_ea_ which he had been carrying. White House reporters will have TlfURSPAY, NOVEMBER 24, I960 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 0 FAGS 8 TIIE OIIIO SENTINEL THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, I960 weekly evening of recreation... Jack Gibbs, Franklin Jr. High, Basnett as guest soloist ... a is setting wheels in motion to Civil Rights Workshop on Edu Youths Show Keen Interest In Moles Annual Workshop establish this type of program cation is scheduled for Nov. 30 which can include square danc and Dec. 1 at Neil House . . . The Columbus Chapter of Mo Toler, moderator; Andrew G. ing, volleyball, chess, euchre, Ralph Webbter replaces Jack les, Inc., held its third annual Freeman, executive secretary, etc. . . . H you're interested, let Moore as football coach at East Educational Workshop at St. Columbus Urban League, "Im mt know . . . I'm all ready for High. Philip's Lutheran church, Satur portance of Filling Out the Ap | a promenade left ahd allemande 9 CHARLES BURNS mailed day, Nov. 12. from 9 a. m. until plication Blank" and "The Per I right. a clever tote bag to friends in 12 noon with a roster of 54 en sonal Interview;" Miss Kathleen By ANN B. WALKER is responsible tot organizing the Clair Methodist Chapel invites viting them to fill it with can thusiastic youths taking part. McKinnon, assistant supervisor Friends after-party in the Desh 9 COLUMBUS-'continues to group. ler Hilton with LaVerne Dukes friends to join them at an anni ned goods for^ieedy families... The group represented junior of employment, Ohio Bell Tele grow by leaps and bound-, be as hostess, versary toa Nov. 25 . , , Stewart using the vernacular of the Pen, • WE HAVE heard but can't high schools and major high phone Co., "Job Opportunities coming a highly organized town Methodist Is deep in plans for he invites "inmates" to his cell, confirm that the "Little Profes schools, including Champion, for High School Graduates;" . . . Phi Delta Kappa has tried • ATTENDED the $50 a plate their annual tea with Roberta 1819 Greenway . sor of Piney Woods," Dr. Law Franklin, Linden McKinley, Roo Miss Sara Crist, guidance coun to establish a teacher sorority dinner for Att'y Gen. Mark Mo- rence Jones, will favor Colum sevelt and Sacred Heart. High selor, South High school, "The chapter here for years ... no Elroy Friday eve » . . Drew bus witb a visit soon . . . Chica schools—East, West, North, Important Role of the High response ... now Tau Gamma Pearson, Washington columnist, go honors him Nov. 25 on his South Central, Eastmoor, Lin School Counselor"; Rodney Har Delta would lovs to establish a was the guest speaker for this COLUMBUS EVENTS CALENDAR J 75th birthday and 50th anniver den McKinley; University and rison, Student Financial Aids chapter here among business august occasion and caught the and Scholarships, Ohio State sary of his association with Pi attention of Maynard Dickerson, NOV. ZS—Jr. Leaguers annual formal, Valley Dale. Rosmary. women . . . good planning, co 24—THANKSGIVING. university, "The Importance of ney Woods ... a fabulous ban Bill and Mary Brooks, Bill and operative teamwork and crea »-Alpha Phi Alpha formal, Nell House. The workshop is designed to Planning College." quet is planned for the Sheraton- Juna Fowler, Art and Valerie, tive Imagination mark the pro Zt—Bethany Presbyterian's Woman's Ass'n. meet tho needs of ninth grade grams of both of these groups Blackstone ... I can confirm Barbee and Mary Durham, Ed junior high school students and WORKSHOP sessions included since 1 heard from excellent au Dawkins, John Pullins, member Near-Eastside Area Council, Police Community Rela . . . a new Organization, Youth tione Committee, Urban League, 8 p. m. all senior high school students discussions led by Mrs. Charlot thority that Att'y William of the planning committee, Alex Service Guild installed officers NOV. _*-DEC. 1-Civil Rights Workshop on Education, Hell te Fish, Mrs. Helen Paxton. Brooks is a candidate for one of and Dorothy Martin . . . sorry planning for college or immedi last Thursday evening . . . this House. ate employment followinv high group is interested in helping seven municipal judgeships up to have missed the "Evening Fellowship hour followed with for grabs during the May pri With Langston Hughes" the school graduation. refreshments. less fortunate youth who come to the attention of the court but mary ... he will have full en same night. A STIMULATING'panel dis Mrs. Portia Browning served do not always have court rec dorsement from community leaders . . . among his many Ruth McClendon is sporting a cussion was presented by the as general chariman of the ords ... Margaret Cochran is sparkler on the third finger, left Fashions by folowing panelists: Mrs. Esther workshop. president and Katherins Willis. talents Bill will be remembered as the former president of Civil hand . . . her merger with the dentist will take place early this -T-iT.iT-TT- Service Commission. summer . . . newlyweds Irvin ointment • MUSIC, jokes and hearty and Millie Payne are enjoying "H t_t_LA_d____l'_» laughs mingled with good food tbe habits of domesticity . . . _*•& Q-SVUC-I i_» St Clair Saturday as tha Watson Walkers Irv ia a riot when ha tells you with.. hosted friends during % pre- about his cooking ability. hair must be game buffet . . . enjoying their hospitality were Lawrence and • HAVING just completed Virginia Tolbert, Walter and the UA drive, I had hope for extra lovely"' surcease from "outstretched Vera Thomas, George and Han ROSEBUD BROWN says JOYCE BOWMAN, * pwcflptfon oi Boston, Duck and. Maxine hands" . . . foolish me ... for Director of the glamorous Hamlar, Yvonne Ruffin, Bill two assailed me last week and more drives are scheduled . . . cover girls at the leading dftttv-nryt and iRutch Patton, Middletown, Relax In the atmosphere of agency for Colored models, O., Ken and Jeannia Warren, oftimes a higher percentage of funds raised go to administra COLUMBUS CHAPTER OF MOLES, INC., held its annual workshop at St. PM-ip's Lutheran Marie. Mallory, Mary * Ellen my home ... smart clothe* "That's why I tdl our famous models Ward, Jean and Ruth Emmons, tive costs than to the agency's church last week attracting aa enthusiastic grasp of yonngsters who participated in panel discus program . . . with the Legisla by appointment.. . to use this 'extra-rich' hair dressing." sion, brie-lag them for the future. First photo shows panel and moderator In action. Left to Vincent Walters, Buss and Ma rie Jones, Tom and Batty Brew ture assuming its responsibility featuring right: Att'y Esther Toler, moderator; Rodney Harrison, OSU; Miss Kathleen Me__l___o_-, Ohio for Retarded Children next year BeD Telephone; Miss Sara Crist, South High school, and Andrew G. Freeman, executive 'secre er, Owen and Lois Boyce, Lin -_ the latest in wood, and Ann Walker and he door- to-door solicitation will S) DIXIE PEACH tary, Columbus Urban Leagne. Second photo; Students attending activities. Third: Girls .en Soon stop*. . . .but don't feel bad semble from Champion Jr. High school readers selection.—Carter Photos. Joseph Boyds, Toledo . . . later in the evening Merry Makers about not being able to give to entertained Intimates during a others . . . charity giving is per- WINTER closed party as they celebrated sonsl and no one can say what the OSU victory. to give regardless of how wor Let Novelty Food Bar serve thy the cause . . . just close the CALL a. S-7200 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Boyd, door gently . . . don't slam. FASHIONS Toledo, house guests of Dr. and . from Wo Fill Af| Proscriptions Mrs. Hamlar, enjoyed the OSU- • BEAR YE! He&r ye! AU iRcli-d-flg; Michigan game and the Girl adults (only) interested in a Veteran. StateliftL : Wa-feiw FEMININE FASHIONS • Industrial FROM GK AC tXA.SU Aid For The Ag,d MBS. ELEANOR F. Blebs, S Aid For D*p_n-f*nt teacher at Douglas Elemen Children • Lingerie tary school, wltt be principal • Slacks to your family! speaker at 11:45 a. ra. in ob servance ef anneal Women's 53:57 • Sweaters Day at Mt. Olivet Baptist OUR FAVORITE TRADITION IS church, 428 E. Main st., Son- • Skirts Certainly! Here's some TO SERVE YOU AND YOUR day, Nov. n. A drama will be thing to keep in mind—a • Dresses presented at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. service that may be vital FAMILY WITH A DELICIOUS Laurene Smith is chairman. ly important in an emer • Dress & gency: If you have pre THANKSGIVING DINNER ... scriptions to be filled sod (oats GRACIOUSLY AND DEFTLY. no one to bring them in, • Blouses telephone us Our messen HEARTY PORTIONS. PLEASANT RESERVE ger wHH call for the pre- • Hose NOW FOB PALL A _criptio___ and return with ATMOSPHERE. WINTER the precisely prepared • Cloves • Weddings •• Parties medicines — There is no extra charge. * Receptions • Dances MOW AT TWO LOCATIONS: Private or Group Showing* * Banquets Car. of Daily 9 to 9 by CALL St. (lair & Leonard NOVELTY FOOD BAR THESE TEENAGERS received prises fer selling the highest — AND — BARNEIT'S Cor. of number of skating tickets fer Jaek aad Jill ef America, Inc. 741 E. Long St. at Hamilton Ave. Left to right: William Butler, Dianne Thomas and Nadya WU- Rosebud B rown Call CA. 4-0552 WHITE HOUSE. INC Oak SI. I Miller Ave. .son. A skating party will be held Friday, Nov. _*», from 1 to 4 Mr. and Mra. Otto Beatty, Your Hosts for reservations UW INDIANOLA AVE. p. m., at Smith's Skating Rink. 1697 E. long SI. a. -.353 AM. 1-315? HU. tern _=-= J THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1960 'Local Teacher Is l THE OHIO _g_N11NB-P PAGE 11 grees F. or below), it is aa good Member Of OASL Come Into My Kitchen as the trmnh product. Economy (Pack ._. YOUR FOOD |t tn selecting, avoid the pack Mrs. Magnolia Wilkins, libra By ANN B. WALKER age that is not firmly frozen, rians at Champion Jr. High DOHA ftep shows dried or blistered or school, is a member of a new • "THANKSGIVING is for what wc have now,*** can easily be FULL 12 OZ* end separate committee formed the credo by which Mrs. Thelma Logan, 251 Clarendon av., raises darkened skin. These indicate her son and a family of five foster sons. poor handling or storage. USDA this year for librarians in the By ESTELLE B. FRANKS junior high branch of the Co Mrs. Logan has been a foster Grade A label and U, S. Inspec HANDY GLASS lumbus school system. With the parent for nine years with the Thanksgiving Day wilt be dif (Marketing Information for ferent since the family will at Consumers Agricultural tion Seal on the package are increasing number of separate Catholic Welfare Bureau. Her guides to quality. junior high schools and a grow family Includes a son, Tom, 7; tend a late mass at 9 a. m. Tbe Extension Service In THROW AWAY BOTTLES ing emphasis upon the impor Edward Davidson, 11; John Gar older children will pitch in to Franklin County) help with dinner by setting the tance of education at the junior rett, 9; Richard Hill. 7; Leo • THIS WEEK LOOK FOB: Vegetables—Leaf lettuce, broc Clark, 2%; Peter Nigel, 19 table and preparing vegetables. FOR FOOD FLA VOR high school level, it is believed coli, cabbage, potatoes, squash, turnips. Fruits—Apples, cran that there are various common months. Their menu will include: Turkey with oyster dressing berries, grapes, grapefruit, dates, bananas. Other foods—Frye|s, library alms, purposes, ahd pro All are' looking forward to a Gravy Candled sweet potatoes turkeys, Boston Butts, chuck roasts, ice cream. . blems pertinent to the junior w o n d e rful Thanksgiving and high school grades. This com will share Uie day with a Fluffy mashed potatoes TRADITIONAL!.Y-IT'S TURKEY mittee was formed at a meeting friend, Mrs. Lela Hargrove, In Broccoli Spinach Tossed Salad Turkey is the symbol of our of librarians on Oct. 29 at Ft. dianapolis. Cranberries Bread Butter Thanksgiving. Even though turkey under 12 pounds gives Hayes hotel. The next meeting Each summer, Mrs. Logan Jam Pumpkin Pie Ice Cream meats of all kinds are In abun you one serving per pound. will be in Canton, October, 1961. Mince Pie Milk Fruit puts alt the youngsters in her dance, on most family tables Frozen turkey. is the biggest station wagon and drives to turkey will traditionally be the Others cm this committee are seller in today's retail markej. Naptown for several weeks- THE FALL CBOP of green focal point for this festive; Miss Argabright, Lorain, O.; If it has been held under proper FOR YOUR TABLE visit - house tomatoes is in peak sup feast. Miss Harpsf, Findlay, O., and ply now and the quality is excel temperature conditions (0 de- Mis. Helen Chaifant, Shaker • THE DAY starts early lent. Slice them or use wedges And as for the turkey supply— His., O. Miss Chaifant is chair with attendance at mass after of these beauties on your leaf the IB80 crop is estimated at 82 OLD KENTUCKY COUNTRY HAMS A man of this committee. the family arises at 6 a. m. lettuce salad. million birds, which is about tbe "Everybody Likes 'Em" same as last year. However, Real Hickory Smoked — Size 15 to 30 Pounds this year we bave more large Two Year Old Country Ha us 98c per Lb. — Six Month Old Social Dances SPECIAL! turkeys. While, the price situa Country Hams 80c per Lb. — One Year Old Country Hams tion is still uncertain at this 90c per Lb. — Three Year Old Country Hams $1.10 per Lb. Are Underway writing, turkeys are-sure to be Real Country Hickory Smoked Sausage (3 to I Lb, Bags) Tknlen's featured at attractive prices, &5e#er Lb. — Lean Hickory Smoked Bacon (4 ta 18 Lb Slab) Two social dance classes have especially the large birds. 55c per Lb. — Sliced Country Ham $1.35 and $1.35 per Lb. been organized for Friday nights BANANA BOWL (Plus Postage) l How much to buy? Large tur We Ship COD or Send Check — Gaaranteed Good Ordet at Pilgrim Canter. The begin Ice Cream } WWa keys have a higher proportion of ners class is held at 7:30 and Enclose This Ad Or Say "I Saw It tn Tbe Sentinel" BORDEN'S meat per pound than small. A advance class at S:30. First rule of thumb to follow is—a JIMMIE SIDDENS COUNTRY HAM MOTEL class is working on the cha-chn, ICECREAM turkey weighing over 12 pounds Motel Phone VI 2-0152; Business Phone VI 2-5141 waltz and folk dances. The ad On Bypass 31-W Beute, 251 First Street, Bowling Green, Ky. mi J»ye« Ave. CA. 1-5IM gives you two servings per vance class has as its project pound of purchased weight. AJI Residence Phone VI 24141 the. rhumba, samba and folk •••.-.- J dancing. Miss Catherine Wiley is instructor. For further infor Who but Kroger has got-Min' good oveptoady mation call the center, CI. * 8-6601. ' . Some pf the regular members are Archie and Margaret Arm- 17 lo 24 lbs. 10 fo 16 Iks. 6 f o 9 ib, size stead, Mildred Harris, Rosalie ____% Hunter,..Helen Finlt-y, Howard Ware, _ Charles, and Dorothy 1fe 370 1.44* 16. 490 Byrd, Estelle Phillips, Marva Ann Richer, Marion Banister, Robert Daltbn, Percy Garrett, ...at your oUfg^f dealer OS. Government Inspected—GRADE A Tony Parker, George Marshall, natural Marjorie Holland, Mary Reese, Fully dressed and fresh flavor to retain all their Juanita Lester, Christine Hug hes, Bessie Harris, Butch Grear, NEW friendly price.. ECONOMICAL Anna Bishop, Essie McLean, Charles Barnett, Caris Ed NO DEPOSIT • NO RETURN wards, Cleo Harris, Mildred Fresh Oysters Harris, Ruth Clement, Jewell Williams, Grace Twine, Delores Buy the thrifty standard size for stews and dressings. . Hughes, Mary James, Mary Use selects for frying and cocktails. 2 Extra Handy Compact 12 oz. Bottles Givens," Marion Fuller, Vernell Holland, James R'ckman, Lil STANDARD SIZE SELECT SIZE lian Martin, Edwin Bice, Ernes V Space Saver in Every Refrigerator ..PINT Dtf. HPINT *4 PINT tt Q& H PINT IC* tine Scott,. Ralph Scott, Ann JJ% CAN * CAN .St CAN *•••* CAN omm Dixon, T. George Binns, Valen I V 8 Pack - Exclusive with Burger cia King, Dorothy Wilson, Lo renzo Wlteon and Evea Turner. Black Hawk Brand • Boneless, lean, folly cooked • pON- HAVE_A BQ__ 3 lb. $91. Sib. $429 lib. $g Is Entertained M : Mrs. Clara Allen, 1?15 E. Canned Hams _. *2 2 *4 Long st., was hostess to the Opea Tues. St Wed. till 9 P. M. Fortnightly Reading club re Closed Thursday, Thanks*ivia* Day cently. The club planned its pro gram for the year. Soft Shell Celery 2 ™ 35c lb. fA. Following business a delight Almonds eetle *»* ful repast was served to Mes Crackiin' crisp California Pascal dames Gladys Boone, Glendora -Kantend Brand * Large site Or Cortlands - Good variety for baking or eating Brooks, Adele Harper, Eloise English Walnuts J£ 59. Howell, Grace Liverpool, Deb Red Rome Apples 4 '5,49c Sparkle Brewed orah Minor, Anna Patton, Ona Tight green heads - KngiiSh Shaw, Alexine Spur lock, presi Serve au gratia er buttered Sweet and juiry 2 JL 89c 6 IMt !__-._ ItfWIHO CO.. CINCINNATI. A4_ttJ dent, Lula Warren,. Susan Wash •Hi ington and CNornelia Watta. , Fresh Broccoli ^ 29c Florida Oranges 5 S 59c , '""... J. .' """.' " " •—•'• —_..-- -.« -. T-M... nell, who are engaged in making friendly service and cooperative dr., welcomed his return from additions and improvements to spirit of the people there. a abort tour of duty at Mu their abodes. Message From Southfield Recognizing ours as a new Clemons, Mich. 'THE SCOOP' • NORTHEAST — MELVIN By MRS. FRANK HUMPHREY community, the proprietor and Chief Petty Officer Dewey C By THE NEWSHOUND BROWN. 1443 N. 5th, is justly his staff have aidbd and con Slade, currently atationed at proud of his new Ford, while • ARRANGEMENTS have been made for Southfield -men to tinue to help all new Southfield Newport, R. I./ is visiting with across the street, Mr. and Mrs. • EASTSIDE—Many have been concerned over whether MR. use thc gymnasium at the new George C. Berry Jr. High school residents, by going above and his wife and family at 2298 JOSEPH WALLER, 1442 N. 5th, HULL would reclaim his old location with Sunoco when the new on Lockbourne rd. every Wednesday night for basketball. Tho beyond to secure articles not Southfield dr. are ecstatic over their new station at Champion and Mt. Vernon Is completed. Well, here's last two weeks were fairly successful with quite a number of normally stocked, and freely of the Scoop. He will no*! lt has been leased by WILFORD TUNEY, baby boy. those "physically fit conscious" participating along with those With all the preparations un fering advice and information derway for Thanksgiving dinner who lives at 1512 Mt. Vernon, and will be operated as Tuncy's • MILO—New cars and noth athletically inclined. If interested in Joining cither group, just put about the surrounding area. Tho parties and "before formal" Sunoco Service . . . JEAN C. HAYNES is getting set up to sell ing else but . . . VERNON HOL in an appearance next Wednesday night at 7 o'clock to get all thc friendly atmosphere created by cocktail parties for the holiday used furniture at 687 E. Long . . . MARY DUNCY will add a lino LAND JR., 110 Leoaa, a Ford; details. such competent help as Betty weekend, we're sure-an air of ot cosmetics at the M and M Beauty Salon, 171 S. Champion. ORLANDO GRANT, 1039 Gib Barbara Holden, daughter of Kinsinger and EUio J-aNicr and festivity will reign in Southfield bard, a Chevy, and GRACE W. H JOHNSON, 1517 Haw D.-inn Holden. 1243 Midway, a dither about the distance to a the owners themselves, gives this weekend. Again, we ask COLEMAN. 877 Leona, a beau thorne will construct a I Vi-car CHARLES DcLOACHE, 159 has been ill at her homo for the store minus a car, we'd like to our community access to one of you to call Hi. 4-4781 and report Sherbournc, has a new Buick. tiful Catalina. past few weeks. We understand garage at 2028 Marguret for point out McClclland's Market, thc Isst of the old-time general fae„ evtnt-> Wft don MO 86 PROOF $402 $2^ at PEYTON'S SOHIO SERVICE I r AND THIS GUARANTEE COSTS YOU NOTHING BOTTLED fft BONO I) oat UM present Smgt With Sohio Guaranteed Radiator Protection, you EXTRA. II you should loae anti-free**, Sohio will add •alaa ot rove p»o|>ertr, get a written guarantee that the anti-freeze in your enough to restore your original protection ... FREE 14.47 $2*0 outweigh yoae fttm _n- radiator will be protected against loss until April 1, OF CHARGE! So come in soon for thia valuable afiowm ram 'm**tmm mmrnmsmtl X so 19«1! winterizing service! • your Voee coaid be a«b- •_*_!*__. mmtmt ftfct«k We're ready ttrserve you w&htkebest winterproteetionin town irarrucKY Earl Hood PEYTON'S SOHIO STRAIGHT B0Uf.B0r1 insurance Agency WH1SKEY 976 E. Long CL. 3-4211 SERVICE STATIONS (SOHIO; J.TS. Ewwrs SON CO. Member at Mowroa Lo__g mt Taylor _WW*Y Mt_ Vernon Ave. District Call CL.. a--** uemnemm, t tt-CCkir VewM* a* St Clair For Road Service Improvement Association i*F_*-»..Tn;_**i.-:._i-r-.i>ir»i:.,-,i,_wr v ._ i.n •__S-_M _§|!ii.#tfe^V*. -^-^.sLSp. .*£'< _-^V_r^^'_^^5'-/^.1."-r-^*.--r'rS- •.^^•r:...,v>.^;v.';-^;. rur.*-'*. ;»>--f^ia<:-»Vi-.^-.-" i _• ____ '<._ K*j&.teS - w; - •:, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER g., IMP THE OHIO SENT_N__L PAGF. IS gAGE 14 THE OHIO J-ENTINEIi THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 24? 1960 horror at the great size of U. Grant us strength and courage Joint Thanksgiving Services To Be to face the task for Thee. In WEEKLY MEDITATION Christ's.. name. Amen.—HEV. L. SIMPSON. Held At Stewart Mtsriiorial Church # "WHO BNOWETH whether and women to meet thc needs I. thou art come to the Kingdom of His people. Are you using vH»1p Fight TB Congregations of four down sermon. for such a time as this" (Esther this, wisdom, patience, strength, town churches will participate Music will be provided by 4:14). and this God, so that you can Us* Christmas Sealt be the person for such a time in the Union Thanksgiving ser Mrs. Susie Crawford. Stewart 9 WAS RT MADE clear dur end to recognize tlie Lord, above TheSf. words were spoken from as this? vice scheduled this year at Memorial chancel choir and the hig: the political campaign, that all else. the tips of a poor, Jewish God- Stewart Memorial Christian male chorus. Mrs. Louise Neil God's True-Sabbath (taken away The greatest commandment la fearing man, who later became OUR PRAYER Methodist church, 72 E. Mound will be at the console. by man) would be put back in to love Jehovah God, and put no a Prime minister into the larg st. Service is'to be held Thanks Selections include "The its rightful place? other God before Him. est then known and most power 9 O GOD, thc closer wc get giving Day at 10 ... in. -"Lord's Prayer" and offerings The Lord is true, and we are to the task of the work befor* Jesus made it clear while on ful ••Media-Persia" Empire. * " Pastors of participating chur by the male chorus and Temple false. Jesus Christ is the rock, us, tbe more ** stand back with earth that the first important ches will share the service, with choir of Stewart Memorial. and we are to build upon this In the above Scripture there thing man. ahould do ia to get Rev. R. G. Perkins of Living Cooperating congregations in rock, not upon papacy. are five-factors: WINNERS OF CITATIONS awarded last Sunday by local chapters Ma Iota and Iota Psi, of right with God. In other words, ston Methodist preaching thc clude Central Presbyterian, J. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., in observance of National Achievement Week, at Mt. Olivet Bap put your own house Jn order There is a wisdom in such a P0$NER$ W. Omerod, pastor; Livingston As long as a few remnant peo tist church. Left to right: Rev. Russell M. Jones, member, City Council; Amos II. Lynch, adver first, then business next. ple continue to serve and obey time as this, patience for such COLUMBUS Methodist, R. G. Perkins, pas tising-promotion director. The Ohio Sentinel; Rev. Robert Greets, pastor, St. Philip's Lutheran a time as this, strength for such tor, and St. John Evangelical Jehovah. God's whole law, -all FUNERAL DIRECTORY church; prof. Meno Lovensteln, of OSU faculty, not a citation winner, but principal program Seminaries should teach God's will be well some day. The Lord a time as this, a God for such a Reformed, Rev. Ralph E. Schu- entire Words. What good are MRS. D. A. WHlTTAKEf. speaker; A. P. Bentley, veteran Columbus civic worker snd insurance executive, and Rabbt Je does everything at His appointed time as this, and a person for Ier, pastor. rome D. Folkmaa, standing for citation winner Marvin Glass man, who was unable to be present. schools and more schools, if we such a time as this. AND SONS. INC The public is invited. time, not ours. Skintona FUNERAL HOME Other winners, not present for the photo, were Herman Harrison, Maj. Berniece B. Jones and Dr. don't learn the truth? What you don't know will certainly hurt .<• • THE PROBLEM may seem 720 E. Long St Ernest M. Newkirk.—Carter Photo. Some day we are to meet our CL 8-9549 you laer on, if not at the present difficult. The path may be un time. Master face to face. He will then certain. There may be unrest lightens, brig hte ns skin tell us if it is well with our souls, C D. WHITE 4k SONS Men of God, should have no and indecision on every hand. and if we have kept the^ "True FUNERAL HOME fear in expressing what is right, Tlie nations of the world may Law," or the false law. 1217 ML Vernon Ave. they know what is Tight for they have gotten themselves into a MAKES^SfSKIN BLEACHES CL. 8-1514 art held-responsible by God. $2M,M8 GBAaVr perplexing and aggravating si 010 FASHIONED" They should speak out, and A $280,000 grant announced re tuation. But ln all this, God has WILLIAMS St McNABB make known "True Facts," In cently by the National Institutes a person for such a time as this. MORTUARY, INC order to save themselves and of Health for the Ohio Stae uni No great crisis has ever con FUNERAL HOME versity Health Center Is to be Sin 818 E Long SL ethers from destiny. They can fronted the world, the nation, ___/___3; used to establish a Metabolic the state, th community or or CL 8-9521 not expect to be popular on tbe e side of false, and on the_side of Research Unit at University ganization but that some person mm CROSBY FUNERAL truth, too. hospital "on a relatively perma has stepped forward for such P-Wtd nent basis.** a time. God is preparing men HOME Why do men who claim to be "The House of Friendly Of God, cling to paganism? It is Service" indeed surprising the political JOSEPH LYMAN, 1-M Men- stand that some of our religious 1072 E Loag St la pi., recently received high CL. 2-1555 leaders took in the recent cam Daniel's Prescription Pharmacy honors when he was singled paign. Can God use cowards? Msoufsdur er * ol Poena.** Iar ga-Ool.^The Jar *nh the Star* out as one of four top sales BROOKS They can't possibly be on God's SPECIALIZING IN ON *»UI. %T men in the Columbus area. _-' PRESCRIPTION SERVICE FOR FUNERAL HOME INC Mr. Lyman became a mem 1108 E Long St. ber of the 100 club and receiv • THE LORD will not help us • Franklin County Welfare CL. 3-1411 ed a ruby pin and merit cer to fall in trying to seek Eternal • Aid For Aged • VA The Abate ___R includes tificate as part of the recogni lite, but what about men, wiU • State Industrial ST. CLAIR PHARMACY Members Of The Columbus tbeyl We must be ineresied in Funeral Ass'a tion paid him. He Is associated MAIN A OHIO CL. _*____ with Germain Motors. cur soul salvation, and others, COR LEONARD & ST. CLAIR too, if we are going to be lea Open Daily 18:34 A. BI. to 18 P. M. ders. People who haven't ear Services In Columbus Churches MEMBEBS OF CLASS No. 31, St. Paal AME Chnrch school, who will dramatise the Bible nestly heard Jesus' word can y al 8 Hat choreh not do them. "Why call me Caldwell Temple AME Zion - 1 rt , M,rlin Lord," Jesus asked, "and not do _t ; ^ £^ -» £_. T- *•*• »• «"*•• «* S 23S3*£ Trim anything ..about it?" Worship 8nd fellowship with purpo_e»at Caldwell Temple AME anMd ReginalIt^l.fSr.*d Shaw, gaes.^?t organist' •* 11r?. A receptio' "^Utn! ."^ "fellowshi- p hou* r**** will follo wS thBe prorrs chare*m .Mr »M?. . Zion, 925 Bryden Rd. J. Dallas Jenkins, minister. Church It's because we arc hollow, Move In Now! school, 9,30 a. jn. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Christian Endea Iplt^me'etureh. ' **" * T"" """*<"*«< - ** "•** *>* ***• A- A. Shaw easy lo be blown away. We foK vor, 6:3d p. m. Evening worship, 8 p. m. Midweek Praise, low the crowd. But what Jeho Wednesday, 8 p. m. The Capital City's Temple of Methodism. vah God wants of us, is to fol New 3-Bedroom Ranch Gay Street Baptist Local Man Is Aide To low Jesus' teachings, not man's, Everybody is Somebody at THE GAY STREET BAPTIST Chaplain On Okinawa- TRAIN TO BE A BARBER CHURCH, 496 E. Gay St. (Corner Gay.and Washington). U. G FT. BUCKNER, Okinawa. — Security With Exceptionally Good Income F Campbell, minister. Morning Worship—10:35 A M.; Sunday (AHTNC).—Army SFC Richard Lee's H ZJalr ! -lurch School—9 A. M.; Communion and Baptismal Service— G. Jackson, son of Mrs. Janet Black, Off-Black. Brown, .First Sunday Only); Special Services as announced; Midweek G. Jackson, 1806 E. Long st., ENROLL NOW Dark Brown, Light Brown. Service Wednesday 8 P. M. Gensdae Imparted Human NO DOWN PAYMENT Columbus, O., who recently ar Hair. Don't be fooled by Mt. Olivet Baptist rived on Okinawa, is now serv OHO JUTE BARBER .OUEGE, INC. tha word "Huioan-Llke." YOUR REWT APPLIES TO PURCHASE Visit next Sunday at Mt Olivet Baptist, 428 E. Main st. "Wo ing as chief chaplain-assistant . Investigate New Get the real thing at Lea's Creed Bat Christ" H. Beecher Hicks, minister. Tbe Church at in Hq. Co., U. S. Army Ryukyu Phone or Write Fer Additional Information —Year a'Metal Import Oat- Islands. 197 s- HM* SL Columbus 15, O. tet Call CL 3-1816. MaU Study, & a rn. The Cburcb at Worship, 10:49 a. m. Baptist tilli d nromptly. Tmining Union. 6 p. tn Tbe Church at Worship, 7:30 p. m CA. 8-5219 $ 7150 Second Baptist Jehovah's Here Dec. 16 SPECIAL You're always welcome at 2nd Baptist, 188 N. l*Ab st C F the semi-annual circuit con f |per month Jenkins, minister. Church school, 9:15 a. m Morning worship. vention of Jehovah's Witnesses Page Boy 10:45 a. m Evening worship, 7 p. tn. Jumbo Submarine Sandwiches will be held in Columbus Dec. Iff*"- - in n.______i_n. ____• 9 Beautiful 3~Be4_roa_n R_____J_e« •'• Shiloh Baptist 16-18, it was announced last • 3 Schools an Welkin* Distance no hidden extras Come to Shiloh Baptist, Hamilton at Mt Vernon avs. James W Sunday by Presiding Minister _Z__-5_2______?_W • Convenient Transportation Parrish, minister. Radio broadcast (WBNS), 8:15 a. ir Melvin Jacobs, at Kingdom Church school (children may be left with competent mother* Hall, 2091 Dartmouth av. § • New, Clean Neighborhood Earnings of $75 Week Will Qualify during worship), 9 a. m. Church at worship, 11 a. m Contin HG6_n in TOWN! It's tbe best housing buy in all Columbus. Move in now I He said that the convention, Union Grove Baptist JUMBO SIZE SANDWICHES Your rent applies fn your purchase. At SO-JTOFIELD— which wilt be under sponsorship yon discover a cc-m-munity planned to meet total family Lockbourne and Croveport Rck ued Church school for small children, 11 a. m. Baptist Training of tlie Watchtower. Bible and $199 12 DEUC10US VARIETIES needs. Located to give you clean, fresh-air living, yet with Union, 6 p. tn. Evening worship, 7:30 p! m. Music by five choirs Tract Society, will be attended Come to worship at Union Grove Baptist. 268 N, Champion Ave. UP every city convenience. Only 12 minutes from Broad and (Follcw Signs) by 21. Central Ohio congrega Phale D. Hale, minister. Cburch school for all ages. 9 a. m High. Children walk .to school. To qualify you need only Church at worship 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. ___, Nursery for ba tions and a discussion seminar Jumbo Submarine Sandwiches STYLE * bies and pre-school children while you worship. Jr. church with will be conducted on the theme, OPEN DAILY 11 A. M.-I A. M. SHOP a -weekly salary ol $75 and a good credit rating. See LEES SOUTHFIELD today and get tha details en our unique planned .. orship on the level of children through age of 12 at •Be Taught By Jehovah." The THURS. FBI. SAT. TIL 2:30 A. M. IMS-UU MT. YEBNON AV fc Hickory 10:45 a. ra. BTU for an ages. 8 p. m. Personal and family easy io buy Rental-Purchase plan. counseling bv opx-ointment convention will be held at a lo open FrL * Sat -Nights cation to be announced later. 1024 MT. VERNON AVE. ash. Phone Orders in for Pickup — CL. Z-tZZl mmsmm I ir 11" innmli' I ' I'*- ''" •—•-••""• THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, I960 PAGE 10 rffP-OHio mmmi THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1960 fai ll"" ' T-msmm THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 1? KATE'S Old Trail Barbecue VILLAGE TAVERN Fine Home-Cooked Food v 1818 MT. VERNON AVB. Erroll Garner Signs Now Disc Pact Co-arabns, O. lumbia Records, in 1958. 871 Mi. Vernoa Ave. CL. t-flSSl Serving the People tn and. iff. YORKa—ErroU Garptr'a artist* on the Octave label. Oc Garner's concert tour for tha DaUy 6 A. M, to 9 P. M. Around Poindexter Villafe new recording plans -were un tave Records waxed the now-fa spring of 1961, under the auspi Kate Earl • Prop. BEER, WINK GOOD FOOD veiled this week when the Ame mous Graner concert at Carmel, ces of S. Hurok, begins Jan, 10. «•__! fears on The Avenue" Opea . A HL • Ckaal P. M. rican. Federation of Musicians Cal., 1% 1855, from which one of CtlESTEB PL WHITK, Opf. The Hurok Agency also la work approved an exclusive recording ths Industry's all-time bast-sel To List Your Attraction or Servfee Telephone CLearbrook 3-7416 ing on an overseas tour 'or the agreement between tht much lers—Concert by the Sea was re pianist tn May, 1981. HORACE'S PUCE sought-after piano star, and Oe- leased, by Octave, through Co (Formerly Sam's) MICKEY'S 6«U tave Records, Inoi Cinerama Spectacle Scores In Ohio Showing Al Grand 813 N. Fourth St at St.-ond 1088 N. Fourth St Distribution tie-ups for . the Sammy Thanks America After Wedding ' AX. 84588 Car. Third Ave. The Central Ohio launching of McGlone, who announces the 2 p. n..t plus another at 5 p. rn. Octave Records' product will be Cinerama at the new RKO Open Daily 5:88 A.M. to Beer. Wine, Whiskey announced shortly, witb bidding Scheduling of extra perform on Thanksgiving, in addition to Home Cooked Foods Grand Theatre has been great, 2:30 A-M. . heavy, among several major ances for the Thanksgiving holi the regular evening perform BEER - WINE - WHISKEV WE SPECIALIZE IN according to RKO City Mgr. Ed BED HOT CHILI diskerles, for the distribution day weekend. • ances at 8:30 p. m. weekdays Entertainment Fri. A Sat. right*. and 0 p. m. on Sunday. Horace DeJarnett, prop. Garner's new independent re There will be matinee per During Christmas and New cording structure marks a con Etta James At formances of. "This is Cine tinuing trend In the record In Year weeks there will also bo STYLE-CONSCIOUS COLUMBUS wiU view the year's first rama" on each day, Wednesday QUAUTY FOOD BAR dustry, wherein top-selling ar man-woman style show this Sunday, Nov. 'tt, when founders of Rollerland Wed. extra performances and gift cer THE SUNSET INN tists participate in the emergen the famed Artha-Jon Studio and School of Modeling appear aa through _-Unday, Nov. 23-27, at tificates are now available. Specializing ln Barbecue ce and development of autono Vocal recording starlet Ett 88S N. Fourth AX. 84173 headlbtcrs in Chapter «, Ohio Ass'n 2. Beauticians' seventh an a • ______•> Beer A Wine To Carryout mous labels, thus ensuring nual Coiffure aad Fashion Show at Veterans Memorial Bldg., James and the Percy Welch or ilEUf greater artistic security and chestra make their second ap HtT? NtTELY 8:30 Opea DaUy 11:88 to 1 A. M. from * to 7 p. mu Included in the wardrobes to be shown are a Specializing In Barbecue better over-all quality, planning wide array ef apparel for sport and dress events individually de pearance in the Ohio capital city GRAND SUNDAY 8 P. M. James C. Anthony, Prop. and direction, of the fall season at Rollerland, MO and Southern Fried Chicken signed by Jon McCnlleagh, left, and Artha Gillespie. Tickets for MATINEES WED. SAT. SUN. 2 P. M. 663 MT. VEBNON AVE. GARNER ALSO will be invol the event may be obtained from members of Chapter 4, Ohio 818 E. Mound st, next Wednes Beer, Wine, Whiskey day, Nov. 30. Dancing will be at LEXINGTON ved ln selecting and supervising Ass'n of Beauticians. Edith Hunt is ticket chairman. Tho World's Most BOX OFFICE open featured from 9 p. m. till 1 a. m. 16 Years at Present Location Dally 8 A. 8L to 1 A. M. tbe recording of several other Exciting Entertainment! Daily Noon 'til 9 p.m. Advance tickets .are on sale now at Capitol City News. Uni Only Theatre in For THEATRE PARTIES PYTHIAN GRJ-LL Presents Fine Concert versity Record Shop, Hi-Fi Rec Central Ohio that , CIVIC and SOCIAL Cor. Long & Hamilton "Biggest Little Grill - Although Rise Stevens had to bus Symphony orchestra in the ord Mart and at the Rollerland cam or will show EVENTS Call GROUP SKYLINE BAR CL. 2-0228 In Columbus" cancel her engagement with the grand venture of orchestra box office. Cinerama I •. SALES CA. 8-3959 PRICES ARE LOW HERE Columbus Symphony orchestra works, the symphony. ' The James-Welch entourage Now Playing Nitcly . . . 9 P. M. 'til 2:30 A. M. 888 8ft. rernon Ave. for the Nov. 12 concert, the au Conductor Evan Whallon led drew a near-sellout crowd when dience was treated to rare play the orchestra with such mas they appeared at Valley Dale CHICKADEE and Hit OMAN COMBO ing of the Mendelssohn "Piano tery that Shcstakovi-ch's "Sym CH0P SDEX ballroom in September under M1HJV. Concerto No. 1 in G Minor" by phony" was worth an evening's CINERAMA Serving Liquor, Beer, Good Food Daily auspices of the Cavaliers Club. PUPiV A RESTAURANT Anton Keurti. Tho audience ex listening alone. pressed its enthusiastic appre Special Prices On Carryout* INTERMISSION was followed Prices and Performances Enclosed is 8 check %.... ciation by having the artist take by the Mendelssohn concerto. Matiaeees Orch. A Lege Bale. MO for seats for the Legal Beverages three curtain calls. The concert closed with Tacha_- Wed. 2pm 1.50 1__0 performance, 21 SHRIMP ___w_J_y's "Capriccio Italien" Sat. Sun. Hal. 2pm 2.00 IJSO 2nd Choice tt N. Nelson Rd- CL. 8-328- Mr. Keurti had just finished a DANCE Evenings Orch. A Loge Bale. on IN A BASKET SAMMY DAVIS concert in Cleveland and was and the audience was again Mon.-*. burs. *;M ZM 1.80 Name UQUOR TURNER'S contacted in time to meet the alive with approval. *h\e recog Fri- Sat. Hat. 8:30 2,90 2.00 Address Beer * Wine RESTALRAJVT • HOLLYWOOD.—"I'm silly happy!" beamed famed enter Columbus engagement. Seldom nized old humable tunes in the San. 1:00 2.56 2.00 City SUte number. As in all the evening's Rollerland Fish • French Fries 858H K. Lmmj St tainer Sammy Davis Jr., immediately .alter the recent .perform is such a grand'artist available n 11 t Cube Steake € ance of his highly publicized wedding to blond Swedish actress on such short notice. concert,' except the Mozart 818 E. Mound St. at WA 6 9% Beer — Wine — Whiskey "Overture," curtain calls were BOMK COOKED FOODS May Britt, in which the happy couple swore undying love and loy THE PROGBAM opened with K I I i good. Beet To Carryout a Mozart overture played to per many. 878 CA. 4-M88 89. Champion A Mt Vernoa CI- 24380 Mra. Kay Bedmsn. Prep. alty to each other before a Jewish rabbi and a distinguished gath fection. It was followed by Shos* Only one incident marred an ering, including Frank Sinatra, wtfo stood with him as best man. takovitch's first venture into, otherwise perfect evening. Wed. Nov.30 NEW SOUTHERN Citing hundreds of well-wishing letters he and May had received symphony writing when he was Some members of the audience HUDSON CARRY OUT from over the country, as opposed to some insults they had re not encumbered with Commu thought it was funny and wor 9 P. M. lo 1 A. M. BARBECUE thy of applause when a stage 198 MUler Arm. CL, 84056 ceived from racial bigots, Sammy expressed thanks to the Ameri nistic ideology as in his later 175 St. Clair Ave. years. The playing was another hand walked out to get a music NOW FEATURING can people-for accepting their Interracial marriage. (Just Across the Vladact) long stride taken by the Colum- rack from the piano.—L. LEE. "ERMAHDO'S PIZZA" Barbecue Our Specialty i_i.___r-v •awmmm Hot Meals Daily WEEK T_T CARRY-OUT OB DEIJVEBI £j. Open Mon. Toes. Weds. 1 to MON., DEC. 5 Etta the • Beer • Wine • Champagne 9 Party Saseks BEG. 8:36 1 a. m.; Tburs. Fri. Sat • Groceries 9 Loach Meats SHUBERT Matinee Weds, aad Sat. at 2:09 holiday season t to 4:38 a. ca. A Theater Guild A.T.S. Attract!^ Clay Adams, Prop. CHerry M__M with the Please Eachwe Self-Addressed, Chapter 4, OAB Mill ORDERS NOW Stamped Envelope and Make gin that's Southern Tea Checks Payable ta Sbabcact Theatre 191 years old OASIS presents "AU I Could Do Room the famous Wastry" CIRCLE BAR ^ tarn, Priwdi LIQUOR • BEER * WINE CAicken Darners E . Served In A Congenial Atmosphere unday Home Fried*7L ARTHA-JON Ml BAT. VERNON AVE. 618 £. LONG ST. Home Cooked Pies MOOEIS HARVEY Our New Cockt-tfl Loting* Will Bo Open Soon Plato Lunches, Sandwiches SEVENTH ANNUAL Of Tlie MoonG.ows PLUS CEIL'S TAVERN ST. CLAIR GROCERY COIFFURE & STYLE SHOW Open 8 A. M. till 2:30 A. M. DaUy A Sunday _ RESTAURANT PERCY WELCH VETS MEMORIAL BLDG. COL'S Announcing Our 811 St. Clair Ate. AM) HIS ORCHESTRA 3rocer.es, Meats, Confections HOURS 'West Virginia Nite' Hoi Food Served \ 0-7 P. M. . Every Thursday 6 f. M. Till Closing Barbecue A Assorted SUN. NOV. 27 a raisin in ine son SAVE $ $ Sandwiches Starting Witb a new play by LORRAINE HANSBERBY Come Bring A Friend and Meet New Friends TICKETS ON SALE NOW BY MEMBERS With ON ADVANCE TICKETS AT UQUOR --BEER — WINE — GOOD FOOD Early Breakfast DOUGLAS TURNER — DIANA SANDS Capitol Ctty News. 075 OIL Open Till _ A. M. Daily HAZEL MORRIS, MARY ELLIS, directed by LLOYD RICHARDS Vernon Ave.; University Bee- (Beer ar 1 Wine to Cawyen-. Mr. A Bin. Harry Batter, PRICES—Nights, Mon. through -Thar.: Orch., $4_55; Bal.. H, ord Shop. 19-0 Iff. High St.; 13.40, SL90. FrL and SaL Nights: Orch., $5.10; Bal., 14.55, %t, Hi-Fi Record Mart (Across 098 CLEVELAND AVE, . AX. 9-0511 Props. President General Cbairmsn 13.40. Matinees, Weds, and Sat.: Orch., tt; Bal.. 13.40, 32.00, from Lasaras); Rollerland SUA«. «0 POOOP. AOttOOSrt MV <__< collfe. U-W6* mWrnmrnV I JIM and LUCILLE VOUNO, Prop's I SZM. Taxes IncL Box Office THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1960 THE OHIO SENTiNEfr PAGE If WHAT'S THE BIG Globetrotters Offer Dazzling Bill For Columbus Game Something new, and definitely their ghme here, however. The 91gS ______* on the plus side, has been' add Generals, too, are potent with a ed to the fabulous Harlem lineup of rangy, experienced and Globetrotters ot basketball, who capable former collegians, and play the Washington (D. C) they have the second best rec Generals In the headliner of a ord to the Globetrotters among huge show at the Coliseum at all traveling teams. Ohio State Fairgrounds at 8 .Tickets for this action and p. in. Monday, Dec. 8. fun-packed -'three big shows in Also on the exciting program one" are available in advance ere Olscn and Johnson's zany at Central ticket office (Marsh "HeUxapoppin' " .O-minu.* all's), 40 N. High st. madfest between halves of the game and competition between four international table tennis champions in a world champion UOCIOR ship tournament opening festivi ties at 8 p.m. ABE SAPERSTEIN ABE SAPEBSTEIN'S 31-i-, .-.n- comprising the peerless Mead- nual edition ot Globetrotters X-2K's owlark Lemon, comedian su shapes up as one of the greatest preme; Murphy Summons, the ADDITION) in th aeries of wonder squads e dribbling marvel; set shot win 863 631 322 that have thrilled 72 countries der and captain, Clarence Wil 55S 311 532 on six continents with amazing son; 0 ft. 8 in. Joe Buckhalter, SUBTRACTION. ability and hilarious byplay. and the other crack holdover Two brilliant newcomers have specialists, Charles (Tex) Har 742 980 430 been added to the stellar array rison, Jackie Fitzpatrick and 115 278 33S of veterans in Govoner Vaughn, Ernest Wagner. a great star from the Univer ADDITION} 410, 042, 834 sity of Illinois, and Prank THAT DOESN'T mean the SUBTRACTION: 827, 702, 290 Burks from the University of Trotters have « . runaway in Wisconsin. ' They have fitted in most ad MEADOWLABK LEMON mirably into a unit already BASKETBALL CIRCUf / Coils' Sample Recalls Florida Blossom Classic -r"' HARLEM " MIAMI—*'* ... I'm sure that lege team in the nation, will Sample was one of the nation's every football player attending meet a yet-to-be named oppon finest all-around backs at Mary m k * GLOBETROTTERS a Negro college looks forward to ent in the famous OBC tilt on land State. Under Coach Vernon some day playing In the Orange saurday night, Dec. 10, in Mia McCain's able tutelage he did Blossom Classic. I 'know I was mi's famed Orange-Bowl sta everything but usher spectators Vi-O SHOW anxious and grateful for the op dium. *. to their seats and he might have portunity , , .'* done that a. few times if his ab Thus speaks Johnny Sample, sence from the field wouldn't Ohio State MUSEUM the great defensive star of the have been so conspicuous. When „ Fair grands % V***™" • world champion Baltimore Colts Hunters Drop In a do-everything guy like Johnny MONDAY. DEC. 5 8:00 P. M. Puss — Ol sen and Johnson ef the National Professional is missing from your line-up »BELI_-_APOPriN'» Football League, in an article there's no-Overlooking the mat Broadway Show written expressly for the 1000 -First Day's Count ter. His phenomenal four-year "c 1 a i j i c" souvenir program Ten to 20 percent fewer hunt college record • included 2301 All Star Table Tennis Match Tickets — Marshall's. 40 N. which .is due off press Dec. 0. ers were in the field on Tuesday, yards gained rushing via 410 High — Prices — 83.00, opening day of the upland game carries, 24 pass receptions for %ZM, %ZM, 81.75 THE HOST Florida A-M uni season, than in 1059. Thia infor 573 yards, 37 touchdowns, 42 ex versity Rattlers, defending na mation comes from Ohio Divi tra points and four field goals. tional Negro grid champions and sion of Wildlife personnel, who He also did punting. J ONE TIME ONLY currently the number two rank made a check of hunters. They ing Associated Press small col killed as many or more pheas ants this year than last but they brought home 10 to 20 percent TV Picture fewer rabbits, according to Wil NO FINER ey look alike.. .but liam R. Edwards, farm game 95 biologist for the division, who summarized the hunter bag BOURBON! Tubes 19 check returns. Hunters encountered good thf INVISIBLE DIFFERENCE! weather although tt rained late NO FAIRER CaH CL 2-7181 in the day in some parts of the Code 191\% For Free Estimate state. Strong winds and dry iriUK A VI AN MALT makes the Invisible Difference in Gambrinus Gold Label Beer. vegetation made for bard hunt PRICE! From out of the Golden West comes this rare-type barley malt . . an ing in some areas as the birds flushed "wild because of the expensive, flavor-magic ingredient that gives Gam a light, noisy walking. Hunting dogs al continental flavor . . . gives Gam the taste you want. Try Gambrinus with so found it hard to work under these conditions. mUKAf IAN MALI! Taste the Invisible Difference . . . you II really be surprised. You'll never know what Moravian Malt does for BELL TELEVISIO•"•'N mrlemtiTim beer until you try Gambrinus. You now taste the 1068 MT. VERNON AVE (1 Door East af Thanks—6 N. High riaus Big I.D only Gam has it! Cameo Theatre) Ed Bailry Dependable and IV %Js*s Bass m It. W-tt" GOLD LABEL BEER Guaranteed Television Service tlU-Cll liUi.S! tmiH __•_-•.I. II H.-f • toll!. t«t IttliUiM «.. _.{____I_»IU, -UUSUl MN.il,1 BREWED AND BO-TLED EXCLUSIVELY BY THE AUGUST WAGNER BREWERIES. INC. .. COLUMBUS. OHIO THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24. ISM THE OHIO SENTINEI3 PAGE 20 THE OHIO SENTXNEB THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1960 PAGE 2| Typist-Steno Exams Set For County Jobs UffA&l? tl»C ARE EASY TO PLACE MISC FOR SALE GROCERS, CARRYOUTS GROCERS, CARRYOUTS TV Aft! All) JUST DIAL CL. 3-7416 Beautiful Exclusive Six Are Library Civil service; e_»minations for given for positions now- provisio MODERN MARKET positions in county welfare de nally occupied. A Courteous Want Ad Tfcker Will Help You Word MARKET & CARRYOUT Your Ad l«_, ZWbSL CL. 2-S5M partments, excepting Cuyahoga Examinations will be for GROCERIES * MEATS Contest Winners MINIMUM CHARGE - $1.40 BEER St WINE County,, will be given by the Clerk-Typist I, Clerk-Typist II, S»R OPEN DAILY 8-10 SUNDAY 9-8 The reading club program, Display Want Ada, Per Inch ...... 81.40 Eastgate Clifton Park Dept. of State Personnel Dec. 0. Clerk-Typist III, Clerk-Stenogra TO CARRY OUT V which was conducted at East- They will be open to U. S. citi Delivery Service DaUy 10 A. M. To S P. M. pher I, Clerk-Stenographer II, STOP AT 899 ST, CLAIR AVE. AX. 1-0964 Aparfmenls Apartments side Branch Library last summ zens who are residents ot the Clerk-Stenographer III, Clerk- LEGAL NOTICES INFORMATION er, was completed by 00 child respective counties in which va JEFTS POOL ROOM Stenographer IV; also for Clerks Jack Hughes, whose last HAVE TOUR DOILIES done Richard M. (Pet_) Smith, Prop. Children Welcome 1 or 2 Bedrooms ren, it was announced recently cancies exist, and will also be I. II, III, IV, and V. 1218 MT. VERNON AVE. by Mrs. Dorothy Willson, branch known address was 92 Meek for Chrismas. Also dressmak 3 bedrooms, very clean, Very neat and clean, near Cigars, Candies and Ice Cold librarian. Applications may be obtained Ave., Columbus, O., -will take ing and alterations of all ATTENTION! NEW LOCATION! near schools. Attractive schools, beautifully land «oft Drinks Prizes were awarded to read from any office of the Ohio Bu notice, that on September 10, kinds. CL. 3-2784. bath and shower, first floor scaped, free swimming ers of the largest number of reau of Unemployment Compen I960, Laurette Hughes filed her LONG a-GRAm* "Our Buddie" laundry, brick buildings, pool, children's playground, Notes From DO YOU HAVE A WILL? A will books during thc season, in the sation, the office of the county petition in the Common Picas garbage disposal, 3 play brick buildings, near bus auditor and from the Ohio Dept. can spare your loved ones un Uaed Clothing Store following order: Fifth grade up, Court - of Franklin County, O., necessary grief. Ask your law grounds. On busline. line. of State Personnel, Ohio Depts. Cor. Long A Great Fel'cia Thacker. first prize, 144 Champion Jr. Division of Domestic Relations yer to prepare your will. If DICK'S FOOD MARKET Building, Columbus 15,. in Cause No. 101661-D. praying Wa bay and sen ladles and books; Simpson, second prize, you do not know a lawyer, men's us rd etotblag. 861 SL Clair Are. AX 9-5280 124. First through fourth grade, Charnpion Jr. High held a Ve Final date for filing applica for a divorce from him on the terans Day program. Under di consult Lawyer Referral Ser $82.50 Month $80 Month Dennis Miller, first prize, 55; tions with the Personnel Dept. is grounds of extreme cruelty. She vice, 40 S. Third St. PILLOWS A MATTRESSES Groceries, Meats, Confections Daryl Miller, second prize, 41. rection of Walter Smith; the Nov. 20. also asks custody of minor chil RENOVATED N. Nelson Rd. & 1750 Clifton Ave. "Star Spangled Banner" was Ware, frst prize, and Carlyle dren and temporary and perma Also New Ones Maryland Ave. sung by the audience; prayer MADAM DELL Open 0 A. M. te 7 P. 01. Book bag decorations, Marva nent alimony. Said cause will be RELIABLE Open 0 A. M. to 7 P. M. led by Elizabeth Franklin; flag ALL £3 BETTER WHEN' Sunday 2 to 5 P. M. Brown, second prize. for hearing on or after Decem MATTRESS CO. Sunday 2 to 5 P. M. salute, led by James Burton; ber 1, HNH-.--L. P. Henderson, YOU KNOW TOMORROW ST. CLAIR CARRY OUT Fifteen children won honor 584 E. Starr Ave. "America" played by the brass Furnished Att'y. 10-20, 27, 11-3. 10, 17, 24, I do hereby, agree and sol able mention for reading more emnly guarantee to make you AX. 9-8151 SOS St. Clair Ave. Columbus, O. CL. 2-0229 ensemble; "I Pledge Allegiance 1060. a. 2-6432 than 20 books during the summ no charge if I fail to tell yoy CL. 8-4053 to My Flag," sung by the mixed •whether your husband, wife, REED'S VARIETY STORE Groceries, Meats, Confectionery, Ice Cream er. chorus; remarks and introduc . Apartments Jake Terry, whose last known or sweetheart is true or false. Wine - Beer - Groceries • Meata tion ot thc speaker by principal, address is RR 1, Box 127, Doe- I will tell you how to gain the Wine end Beer to Carry Oat Joe Moore, Prop. James S. Wade. rue, Georgia, will take notice one you most desire. Giving Beer By The Case names, dates, name your JIMMY'S MARKET FEATHERSTONE*S MKT Rev. Russell M. Jones, Colum that on Oct. 26, 1980, Hazel To Carryout enemies. Get advice on love, 1053 Mt. Vernon Are. 459 N. 18111 ST. CL. AttU bus City Councilman, was guest For Rent Terry filed her petition in the Furnished Rooms and cOurtship, marriage, divorce, Cfc, 2-6274 speaker. Common Pleas Court of Frank business, law suits, specula Apartments VEGETABLES, MEATS 31 S. Monroe Ave. lin County, Ohio, Division of tion, transactions of all kinds. $U E. Fatten SL CA. 19318 BpeelSlhtng tn Choice -. GROCERIES ASK THIS THE GIRLS Ensemble from Between East Broad St. Domestic Relations, in Cause I tell you who and when to Meats aad Groceries Beer __ Wiae To Carry Oat Weekdays S A. M. - 1. P. M. Champion, composed ot Patricia and Oak SL No. 102149-D, praying for a di marry, settle lovers* quar Hrs.: MOB. thro Thars. — rels, family troubles, etc. Re B i, a. • . p. m, Sundays 9 A, M. - t P. M. ABOUT Chatman, Jeanette Staggers, Jo- Large Combination vorce from him on- grunds of Ann Good, Karen Oakes, Delores move evil influence and bad Fri. • SaL: S a. m. - 8 p. m. A Imported Champagnes Living-Bedroom, gross neglect of duty. Said cause San.: 8 a.m.- 1:39 p. m. Party Supplies — Domestie Eskridge, Carla Irvin, Flora luck, in fact anything yon Kitchen, Bath will bo for bearing on or after wish to know and find out. WE DEUVEB Taylor, Ha mora Morgan, and Prop. JAMES H. FLOOD Utilities Paid Dec. 9, I960.—Harvey M. Boston, Come to rae and I will put Hope Paxton, sang at tbe Colum Att'y. 10-27, 11-3, 10, 17, 24, IM, your mind at ease. Special bus Chapter of Moles, Inc., Sa low fee. Hours 10 a. m. to t EfiNlt'S MARKH Laundry Facilities I960. turday at St. Philips Lutheran Private Entrance p. m. "No readings by man." »t Taylor Ave. CL. 2 8192 church.. Off-Street Parking Emma Whitener, whose last Appointment not necessary. GOODWIN New Stock. Complete Line of Groceries, Quality Meata Two Champion girls, Francine Near Transportation known address is Rt. 2, Box 89, DAILY AND SUNDAY Groceries, Meats, Vegetables and Shops Startanburg, S< C , will take no 875 W. MOUND £T. and Vegetables Hill and Karen Oakes, success Beer A Wise Te Carryout Hrs: I'M A. M.-O F. M. fully passed the test for the Co tice that on Nov. 11, 1980, Parking In Side Dme Opea Daily 9-U, Sua. IM (Office Side Entrance Roosevelt Whitener filed his pe W. Mound bus stops at door Msoday threagb Satui day lumbus Girls' choir, directed by in Basement) - G78 E. Lang SL CL. ZAIffi Richard Johnson. tition in the Common Pleas COLUMBUS, OHIO OPTOMETRISTS and Court of Franklin County, Ohio, JEWELERS SMITH'S TED'S MARKET NO. 2 MRS. OLA ADELAJA, of Ni Division of Domestic Relations, APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT EVES EXAMINED CONFECTIONERY geria, West Africa, spent a in" Cause No. 102263-D,' praying 818 ML Vernon Ave. CA.8-3307 NICE 3-room apartment. Unfur 14.0 Gran*iIJe St CL. 3-130: morning visiting Champion for a divorce from ber on the GLASSES FITTED CL. 3-2021 %S Eves 7 to 9 nished. CL. 2-6253. s WATCH REPAIRING Groceries. Meata, ConfecUons Mrs. Add;*ja is a graduate ol grounds of wilful absence for Reasonable Prices Complete line Of London university, London, Eng .... more than-: one year last past. HOUSEKEEPING room for DaUj t A. U. fa • F. ML Sat. & Sun. Satisfaction Guaranteed ELIZABETH RANSOM and Groceries, Meats, Vegetables land' and a teacher in the ele Said cause will be for hearing working girl. CA. 4-6725. 773 E. LONG ST. CA. Attn ALMA DEWS. Props. Beer A Wine Te Carry Oat mentary schools of Nigeria. 1 to 7 P. M. on or after-Dec 22, 1900.—Wm. 3-ROOM furnished apartment. A. Toler, Att'y. 11-10, 17, 24, IflMMI Excellent Serviea At 12-1, 8, 15, I960. Adults. Utilities paid. 1189 ECHENRODE Franklin Ave. Mooney Chinese Hand Laundry & Dorothy. A.* Johnson, whose last address is unknown, will New Ford Hoiei Mo, 2 Dry (leaning take notice that on Nov. 17, 1980, tStH E. Long St. CA. _-o4_3 One-Stop Laundry A Dry Cleaning ; Transient and Permanent . Henry Johnson filed his petition Guests Welcome STORE Store No. 1 Store Na. a in the- Common Pleas Court of Ford Hotel No. 1 Still NI ML Vernon Ave. Mf E. Lang SL Franklin County,, Ohio, Division 326 S. HIGH ST. S A. M. - . P. M. Men. tbra Sat. Operated at 179 N. 6th St & H_viC« of Domestic Relations, in Cause (First Bldg. So. ol CL. S-ttM No. 102375-D, praying for a di WeB tnn__-bed, clean «-*_» Southern Hotel) vorce from her on grounds of rery modem hotel facilities. Mahogany Cocktail wilful absence tor more htan one Known from coast to coast fat Table $ 3.50 homelike atmosphere. CeUSpring 5.00 S DRIVE-IN CLEANERS year last past, gross neglect of Utility Cabinet, new .. 9.SS duty, and further asks tempor COOPER'S TOURIST Wall Cabinet, sew .... 10.95 Complete Dry Cleaning Service. Alterations * Repair ary and permanent custody of Drapes & Household Articles Our Specialty W9 N. 17th St. CL.W113 Base Cabinet, new .... 12.95 I - Day Service Pick-Cp * Delivery their two minor children. Trudy ZZZ E. Flftb Ave. at Feaitb SL AX. MM* Aim, age 5 years, and Curly, age Charles CoOias. Prep. 2 years. Said cause will be for THE HAWKINS This family knows about natural gas. Ask Ed, the breadwinner. He'll tell you hearing on or after Jan. 5, 1961. 65 N. MONROE AVE. CL. 3-4815 that industry uses gas as a fuel, as a "tool", and actually as a raw material from —William H. Brooks, Att'y. 11- Wa Welcome OW and Harm Patron-. which some o! our most imaginative synthetic products are made. Ed knows, too, 24, 12-1, 8. 15, '22, 29, 1960- Transient Goeit Ws.cosped FAIL BONDS that the availability of natural gas in Ohio helps provide jobs for thousands of We Continne to Render -fee Saaae Exclusive, CALL "DAVE- peopie in dozens of industriea. INFORMATION R_RM______! c__r_c_e_3- zsmrmem AX 4-2323 BE. 1-3809 The rest of tbe family know about natural gas too. In the home, as in industry, PREPARE FOR gas aervea beet — feaHtornicaily, efficiently, and conveniently. What's more, gas rates for homes in Ohio are among thc lowest in the country. CIVIL SERVICE DUDS in SUDS , Gas doe* it better — fox ~-* EXAMS Luigi's ?tm Shop MAYTAG COIN-OPERATED LAUNDRY Men and Women 18 to 55 Tram now. Postal, Clerical, DIAMONDS WAJCSES qi_OTHING and Law Enforcement Fields TOOLS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FULL 31. MINUTE WASH IKE OHIO FUEl GAS COMPANY RADIOS LLGGAGE MARCH CO. Fifth d©or north ef Fifth Ave. en High SL WASH 20c DRY 10c Write, giving Phone to ' OPEN M BOCKS DAILY - FREE PABK1NG IN BEAM Box 629-A 1245 N. High SL Colam _«__, Ohio care The Sentinel 1482 E. LONG ST, at TAYLOR AVE. PAGE 22 THE OHIO SB-NTINEL THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, I960 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1960 THE OHIO SENTINEL PACE2S ,,, !___—! _•-. ••-_-_•• 11, . _M- ,„ '.SI. •• •-_ --I ._!. __,»_» »..____• __•_••• MISC. SERVICES MISC. SERVICES Look Describes Experiences Of First Negro Teacher COLUMBUS LAUNDRY CHANDLER N. YORK. — A 20 year old of Iowa, Richard Adams of Bal of clubs 'and civic groups, runs SK.TI.EL RKCMHENDED & DRY CLEANING teacher's experiences as the timore had been turned down by a public-speaking class for the Community Notes Shoe Repair Shop 906 _It. Vernon Av*;, Col's., O. first Negro to live and work in three Iowa counties before be Jr, Chamber of Commerce, BEAM- SALONS ing Weed hy Wright County.,. plays baseball with 7th graders, Family and Bachelor Bandies a small Iowa town were des To list in this directory call CLearbrook 3-7416- - 789 Mt. Vernon Arm. "Wa needed a speech thera performs on the bongo drums • THE TRliKSET Birthday Mrs. Tr.-u.nie Boyd, 1294 N. 3th Drapes, Blankets, Repairs A cribed this week in an article aha Gregory as a combination Deadline for new listings, copy changes, Saturday, 12 CL. 8-5195 in Uie new issue of Look maga pist for our county schools," and sings Calypso songs" for club honored Mrs. Joan Jones st,, will be the next hostess. business and Chirstmas party. Complete Shoe Service Alterations zine. said Claude W. Sankey, superin teenagers. witb a birthday dinner at the Dyed A Repaired With Top FLOBINE RAMSEY, Mgr. tendent of Wright County Novelty Bar dining room, Sun • MBS. MAUD Jarman, 1954 • BUSS ALICE GRANT, 1507 FASHION ETTA BEAUTY BAR Trained as a speech and hear Says'Supt. Sankey; 538 E. LONG ST. CA. $-_•_• Grade Materials C. L. RAMSEY, Prop. schools ln Clarion. day, Nov. 20. Those present MerryhiU dr.. was hostess to the E. Long st., has returned to Co Special Service On ing therapist at the' University "His presence here has been Eleanor Roosevelt club during Complete Beaaty Service Cinderella Reels __ Purses were Mesdames Lyzella Thomp lumbus for a brief vacation from Oprs: Gertrude MeEtrwy. Catherine OsaacB, For Delivery Service EDWARD P. ZIP* "BESIDES, OUR county ls good for the county and for our son, Dora Wilson. Eloise Butler, their November meeting. TAPE RECORDER all-white, and most of our chil an extended tour with the Pearl Eileen Stamps, Herbert Sellers, Gladys LeclOe Reeves, Call Between M P. M. Scissors aad Knifes kids." Mary Jones, Frances Cornelius, Mrs. Callie Pate was appoint Dora Good and Evelyn MeBreom Repossessed: 4 months old, still dren had never talked to a Ne Bailey Revue. Miss Grant, a bal Opea Dally Bicvcles for Bent Mr. Mayo Jones and Mrs. Ruius ed chairman on the Nominating Bicycle Itres and Supplies in factory carton. Can't tell gro. Now, they can know one." Jones, HI. "* lerina, is expected to rejoin the GEORGES Sharpening of Lawnmewers, from brand new. Equipped with Adams, according to the Look Everybody STOPS at the Committee. Assisting her to pre troup late in January. All Kinds ot Keys Made built-in radio; can record radio article, is heartened by his • GAI FEMMES club met at pare a slate will be Mrs. Agnes IMA'S BEAUTY SHOP OL. 0-3360 - 59 S. OHIO __TB GARAGE SERVICE programs with no feed back. friendly reception in Clarion. ihe home of Mrs. Ruth Bailey, Smith and Mrs. Mary Harris. Cemfiete Beaaty Service—Hall Styling aad Scalp Tr. atroeat BROOKS' AUTO Also has built-in public address Working hard to make STOP INN 1223 Midway av. The successful New members accepted into the Prop. 1ms Johnson, Oprs. Virginia Cole, system, complete with extra friends, he speaks before scores dinner report was given by Mes organization were Mesdames More Money Is Needed S96 St. Clair Ava. CL. t-tttt Opea Bally 8 A. M. te S P. M_ • Scientific Motor Tune Up ELECTRIC SERVICE thousand feet of tape. Origin dames Essie Reynolds. Plans Lucille Young, Thenia Hairson, • Automatic Transmission CAFE PREMIER BEAUTY SALON Repairing Generators, ally $185.00; balance now due, FOR RESEARCH were made for the Christmas Mary Kimble and Theresa Cur- For Retarded Children 9 Muffler A Tail Pipe $119.00, or take over payments Cincinnati's Popular Bar party. Mrs. Bailey served a de 174* Greenway Ave. CL. 15971 Regulators, Starters Christmas seal funds pay for ray. At the close of its "Light a 567 N. 2Mb SL of 16.78 a month. Will demon several local research projects Open to 2:30 A. M. licious dinner to members and Hair Styling - Manicure • Hair Coloring • Hair-Cutting CA. 4-&-M 84 Boer Semes Life" door-to-door campaign, Balr Straight Permanents • Processing . Facials Daily 8 A. M. to 10 P. M. strate in your home. No obliga in tuberculosis and other serious 1233 Chapel St WO. 1-9710 guests including Miss Donna The December meeting will Tuesday evening of last week, Cosideota Harris, Mgr.-Prep. KRESGE tion. and little-known lung diseases. Cincinnati, O. Me Dade nnd Harry "G. Bailey. be held in the home of Miss Abi- Hathaway & Ferguson PLUMBING CO. the Council for-* Retarded Chil Operators: Lois Patrick, Sarah Boyd, Leota Simpson ROOFING dren, Inc., was short of its $58,- 467 E. Mate St. 000 goal by $21,000. BEAUTY HEIGHT ""sTYLEYTE BEAUTS SALON A FURNACE WORK Repairing and Remodeling 1281 Mt. Veraoa Ave. tn Mt. Vernon Ave. Res.: BE. MOSS Two Men Knifed In Street Rows So the drive is continuing until 887 ML Vernon av. {Cor. Champion) CL. 8-1388 CL. 3-3il- Office: CA. tlttt Two local men, attacked by possible skull fracture. and lac the goal is reached. Harold Coo CL. 3-1111 CL. 8-6878 Complete beauty service Specializing in Hair Cutting m " ' "'" '- *""" ' " ' ••••••• ' '•" E&S Proudly Announces Complete Beaaty Servtee unidentified assailants on ML erations on the head when at per, drive chairman, calls upon TIP-TOP CJL_-_Ar.__J._. No Appointment Necessary and Styling WASHERS and DRYERS Vernon av. last Saturday, were tacked at Jefferson and Mt. persons who have not contribut ONE DAI SERVICE their appointment as exclusive franchise treated at Grant hospital, police Vernon avs. Operators: Mable Brows. Evenings by appointment Installed and Repaired 676 MX. VERNON AVE. reported. ed to mail contributions to P.O. Johnnie Mae Lawson, Lucy Qladyce R. Moore, Opr. dealer for the world's mogt elegant line in Hammond, according to po Reasonable Charges Colatnbos. Ohio lice, sustained cuts on top of the Box 3, Columbus 16, or call the Ward, Almeda Scot* Ida Mae Griffin end Dorothy The victims were identified Bryant, Owners CA. 4-6037 Pir- «Jp a* 1 Delivery the home entertainment industry ... as Melvin Hale, 35, 433 Jefferson bead when he was jumped by Council office at 335 W. Poplar Clara Rogers, Mgr. av., and Steve Hammond, 27, assailants at Mt. Vernon and St., and their contributions will JUST A MERE 1398 E. Long st. Hale suffered a Monroe avs. Gravely', 1132 Coiffure be picked up. Beauty Solsn Columbus Barber Shop Directory » 1188 E. Long SL CL. 3-3690 FREE INFORMATION Complete Beauty Service 346 N. 20th SL - CL. 84879 TELEVISION-STEREO-RADIO Mr. Cooper said that unless Mrs. Vendetta Wright, Mgr Com pie ie neaaty service more money is raised, some of Bonnie Carter Leonard, Lillie Sally Nolan, Anna Fleasrd, THOMPSON BARBER SHOP CL 2-1181 SL Nash, Ruby P. Mischal, 969 MT. VEBNON AVE., Near 18th SL the council's classes for 218 re Oracle McCoy, Zorade White, Come in and see for yourself ... the beautiful custom cabinetry of Mathes BAIL BONUS Charles Banks, Christine Operators SEVEN CHAIR SHOP Complete Barber Serviea William J. Garrett - Licensed Professional Boaff-rnu. tarded children may have to be Garland, Operators Charles Dudley, Mgr. Jobs Thompson, Prop. hear the finest tone reproductions in music?. . . compare j_he unbelievably • EUetba Cu-r_a«u___. Ownec low prices r._. and buy on E & S easy laya way plan or our popular and con ______£ curtailed. Isaiah Hamiter, George Jones, Damon Lynch, Expert Makeup by DORA'S CLASSIC Wade Suber, Charles Dud "c y, Delbert Colbert, Barbers venient time payment plan with up to 86 months to pay. Clara Green FOR BETTER HOME BUYS Beauty SaJoa CLASSIC Complete Beaaty Service HARRIS' ST. CLAIR "NEW LOCATION" BARBER SHOP ION'S -ONION BEAUTY SALON 183 N. Central Ave. BR. 4-8903 •88 ML Veraen CL. 8-3078 Oora Phillips Ku -. .11 Prop. 863 SL Clair Ave. BARBER SHOP Complete Beauty Servtee Willie Mae Stanley. Opr. (Between Star and 3rd Av's) S» N. 20th St. Charlie Mae Logan, Prop. Complete Tonsorial Service Complete Barber Service BROOKS Operators: Love Ha' Davies. Vogue Beaufy Salon Eacials A Specialty Fri. S ta 7 Sat. I to • Leans Wade, Millie Allen, Andrew Harris, Prop. Leonard Thomas, Prop. AX. 1-8856 BA. 8-5785 Travis Jackson, Roxie 784 E. Fifth Ave. Open Toes. Weds. Thurs. Brady White, Jr., Barber Russell, Winifred Wallace. Sat. 8 5 FrL 8-7 Barbers Wanted REALTY CO. Ida Speight, Prep. HOUSE of CLAMOUR Joyce J_.ek_«n, Mary EstelL BROGSDALE'S 7 WHALEY 895 Mt. Vernon Av. CL. 8-5311 Donna Wilson, Operators BARBER SHOP BARBER SHOP CA. 1-3143 CA. 4-5770 Complete Beaaty Service • •SI E. LONG ST. 614 E. LONG ST. Hair Styling—Hair Cotting TILLEEN'S Prep Mattie Warrea Turner Complete Barber Servtee Complete Barber Service ttvutt tt> Shoppe Facials and Scalp Treatments Operators: Clara CaMweO. Barbers: WE'VE GOT UST1NGS IN EVERY Eleanor Willis. Bfary Frances M7 ML Vernoa Ave. CL 3-846. A Specialty Irene Turner A Bath J__e» David A. Williams, COMMUNITY IN THE CITY — LET US HELP YOU Smith, Annie Kate Dixon Opea Monday tare Saturday OELLXE FACIALS WILLIAM EL BROOKS, JR. Melvon Givens, Rhea Brown 11. B. Posey, Barbers WILLIS WHALEY. Prop. UTTLE i FALL SALE—Singles and Doubles [RESIDENTIAL—EAST and SOUTHEAST Wright, Jessie Vinson Benale tkrogsdate. Prop. SUG'S HOUSE of BEAUTY , 224 Miami Ave. 7-room single, $9000, 3 Hair Styling a Specialty THE MAR-LOU 442 E. Naghten St. 6 rooms, gas furnace, JOHNSON'S BARBER SHOP bedrooms, screened in front porch, fenced-in 948 ML Verona CL. 8-8818 BEAUTY SALON CIS E. LONG ST. $6500 cash or terms. CA. 1-3143 or CA. 4-5770. yard, full basement, oil furnace. Your down BARBER SHOP 356 Cleveland Ave. 9 rooms, gas furnace. Helen Glover, Opr. VatYt Miami Ava. CL. 3-7281 3_l E. 5tb Ave. Complete Barber Servlee payment can buy this lovely home. Call CA. Wamie Beesley, Operator Barbers: Sug Holman, $10,700 cash or terms. CA. 4-5770 or CA. 4-5770 or CA. 1-3143 for appointment. Aana Bosemaa, Prop. Mea, Women aad Children'I 1-3143. Margaret Long aad Etatr CattiBg William E. Stewart, 392-394 N. Garfield Ave. Brick, 20-room REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Leaise Smith. Proa's Hoars: 7:88 A. M. 7:30 P. M George .loots double, excellent condition. Live on one side, Sat 7:50 A M. To t P. •__ OLDTIMER 822-24 Kerr St. 12 rooms. $10,000 cash or let other pay the mortgage. Can be bought on REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CLOSED WEDNESDAf MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS NOW AND LAY A WAY FOR XMAS DELIVERY! terms. CA- 1-3143 or CA. 4-5770. land contract or conventional. Call CA. NEAR REYNOLDSBURG 4-5770 or CA. 1-3143-for further details. ST. MARY'S ADDITION Haley's Barber Shop - / GIVE SOMETHING FOR THE HOME THIS XM_\5! PIERCE'S 1502 Mt Vernon Ave. 663-05 E. Fourth Ave. 12 rooms. $11,500 Atcheson St. 6-room frame single, 3 bed 4-room house on 2 Jots, 60x157, 2_2S Woodward BARBER SHOP Complete Tonsorial Service cash or terms. CA- 4-5770 or (_A. 1-3143. rooms, located In nice neighborhood. $7000 I _ieat 1-i-story home with 3 bed- Complete Barber Servtee Eugene Haley, Prop. cash or terms. CA. 1-3143 or CA. 4-5770. each. $8000. Not modern. Terms I rooms, full basement. First $850 53_ B. LONG ST. Flojd W. Saunders. Barber WEST aad HILLTOP j down takes iL For appointment 2066 E. Fifth Ave. 3 bedrooms, story and $500 down. $60 per month. Near j call Ruas Weaver AM. 8-9688. a half with gaa furnace,, recreation area, 306 Whitethorne. Story and a half, 3 bed T. A. 1NNIS, REALTOR hardwood floors, fenced yard, ail in excellent bus. UN. 6-6334- rooms, newly decorated with canvas walls, conditio-! Call BR. 0-4862 or CA. 4-5770 for AM_ 2-1171 AM . 2-*53C E&S APPLIANCES recreation area and garage. Call BR. 0-4862 LOCKE'S BARBER SHOP or CA. 4-5770. appoint.!, en'.. COUNTRY ESTATE USE Expert Tonsorial Service —Creators of Process Styles •When Better Deals Are Made E 8 _ WiU Make Thenf Eastgate Value. The attractive setting of R__SIDENTIA__---I_AST and SOUTHEAST this spaced, 4-bedroom home will warrant Wilbur Locke, Prop. 20 acres, 4-bedroom ranch, 2- I Brick—4 bedroom, 3car garage. Will your inspection. 210 Sherbourne dr. Living SENTMEl Frank Ludaway—.Robert Young—-Chester Crutnpler 1172-80 Mf. Vermin Ave. CI. 2-3153 room, dining room, sunroom, kitchen, full ear garage, other buildings. PAWL, M. SMITH, Gen. Mgr. JOHN MCRFHY, Sales Mgr. sell on Land Contract with small down pay basement with gas furnace, 2-car .garage. Ideal for riding academy or de- \ 917 Mf. Vernon Ave. ment, on Call BR. 6-4862 or CA. 4-5770. Call CA. 1-3143 or CA. 4-5770 for appointment, velopment. Esther Harsh AM. j WANT-ADS Open DaUy 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. _. Closed On Monday SHOP EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 P.M. _.__-_. TERMS TO SUIT YOU - CONVENTIONAL . 221 - LAND CONTRACT - ETC. { CL 3 741. EVANS REALTY-AX. 9-mO j