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VOL. f>. No. 27 SATURDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1957 20 CENTS COLUMBUS. OHIO FROM LEFT: Shirley Joan Williams. Willie Williams; Lillian E. Taylor . . . Story on Page 2. THE KILLER THE VICTIM
NEVYSPAPER CARTOONIST EUGENE CRAIG shows budding high achool artists how to design ef fective posters to further fight against tuberculosis. Health education programs of this type are carried on within Franklin county schools through Christmas seal funds. Christmas seal sale, now underway, also fi nances free chest X-rays, rehabilitation services and JAMES S. WADE, LEFT. GENERAL CHAIRMAN. SPRING ST. FMCA membership tuberculosis research. From left: Judy Brannan, roundup, presents Napoleon Bell, manager, Division B, with coveted general chairman's tro Holy Family school; Craig, Richard Isbell, Rosary; pin for reporting 1211 members and 04422 cash on a quote of IIto members and S4200. Looking Don'Yoho, Rosary. Students were selected to repre on left to right are Marie Mallory and James Thompson, associate managers of Division B. sent their schools "recently at TB Society where special interest session for artists highlighted afternoon con ference on TB. _____ Cheer Franklin To Victory
• Story On Page 2 1 It All Depends Upon One's Point Of View - I :>». TOWNER SMITH, CENTER, MANAGER OF DIVISION A, I* presenting LoweU White, right. Division A captain, with manager's trophy tor leading his tram over the top vrilb 76 i mrmixTs and $753 on team quota of S350. J. Shelly LaMonte standing, at left, holds the cap I tain's trophy for reporting highest amount o*f cash individually.
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? • • . KING AND QUEEN OF THE SPRING .ST. MARY NEWSOME OF COLUMBUS, THE COMcLY MISS AT LEFT, and Cincinnati's Myrtle Green impress upon Sentinel readers two YMCA membership 'roundup, Adolphus Dean and widely "different versions of how to beat the winter weather problem, and so long as our subjects are as ah-tractive as Mary and Myrtle we'll go Annabell Harris, receive congratulations from A. P. along with either version. As you can see Mary ia more the outdoorsy type who bundle* up comfortably and faces the elements headon, whila CAPTAINS OF TEAMS IN DIVISION A E CCEEDING OOOTAS arc, |*ft to right: Adol- Bentley, YMCA board chairman, for outstanding per Myrtle prefers to stay indoors and relax.—Photos By Roosevelt Carter and Nat Sharp. pfaux Deau, Marvin Harris, Sarah Smith, Richard Hill, Lowell While. formance.
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PAGE a THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1957 8ATURDAV, DECEMBER 14,1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE | AHOTHER EXAMPLE Of WHY TO BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS WIIIHHI.SM I |I_1I-III1.W II •»»-•-•• I i.lfl II — in • '•~~r*~~J'**^T*T-~"~*"M^'' Father Of Six Licks T ubereulosis, Slapped During Card Game, Corners Assailant In Grill, Shoots Him 1 DEAD IN A hand slap across the door as Marsh opened av. and Main st., where ha He was treated for lip nicipal court Tuesday andj mouth during a card fire. fell to the sidewalk. lacerations at Grant hos his case was continued to Reunited With His Family At Last game argument* led to One of the .38 calibre '. ' a • » pital before taken to city Dec. 24. the shooting of a 30 year slugs struck him in the .MEANWHILE, Marsh prison. Later ho was released! old Columbus man in a chest, and one lodged in fled from the scene but Charged with aggra under $500 bond. Southside grill early Sun his hip and right leg. waa later arrested at vated assault, Marsh McNeeley was report«d day. McNeeley ran to Grant 238 !i 5. Grant av. pleaded innocent in mu* to be In good condition. GUN DUEL William McNeeley, 433 < u E. Mound »t., was shot by Geoffrey R. Marsh, 33. By JOHN B. COMBS formerly of Columbus and now of Chicago. A 68 year old Columbus nan, known to be According to police, fast with a knife and a gun, was too slow on Ihe draw after the card game inci 1 Special Holiday Sale at MORREY'S dent. Marsh left and re* in a shotgun duel Sunday and was shot to death. turned with a revolver i looking for McNeeley. I Killed by a 16 gauge shotgun blast through Later he found htm in* e, side the Dew Drop Inn, 1 his left thigh was Thomas Greer, 311 N. Washington 347 E. Main st e, av. James Gill, 39, 456 Jefferson av., Apt. 1, was * * * 9?: McNEELEY, WHO waa the winner in the dramatic gun battle. seated in a booth with 1 Arrested and taken to two other men, spotted city prison, Gill readily coroner, said the blast severed Marsh as he entered* the admitted the (hooting, but a main artery and Greer bled to place and dashed toward instated he didn't mean to death within a matter et min the rear door. kill hi* adversary, accord utes. Unable to open the ing to Oats. John McPeak Police could not determine door, he whirled and and Jim Carr. exactly what started the argu sprinted toward the front The akaotmg occurred ment, but were of the opinion In the hallway of tke Jef- that whisky and a woman might ferioa av. apartment have been at the bottom of it. . building. Charged with manslaughter. Neighborhood Gill was beend to the grand jnry under SSCO bond when ar Photos On Page 1 raigned ta municipal court Presents Monday. Tha duel waa set off when rolke records show thai Greer and Gill became in Greer had been ta and out of Mary Hoif volved in a heated argument Jail since 1S3Z. hi 1939 he was Sunday, Dec. 15, 7;30 p. m., and Greer was told to leave sentenced to. serve a term of Neighborhood House will present the Gill home. 120 years ta tbe Ohio penHen- a concert and fashion show at Greer, who haa a long po Uary en a rotting to wound East High school,. Columbus, lice record of cutting and charge. featuring Mary Holt, outstand ',). ahooting, went to his home, • . » • • ing Cleveland radio and televi CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE ROOTER HORACE WALKER waa discharged and returned wearing his HE WAS ALSO SENT to the sion personality. hunting jacket containing penitentiary in 1942 on a cutting from Benjamin Franklin (TB) hospital Saturday. He la pictured working on a Appearing with Mrs. Holt will 24 spare sheila, loaded hi* offense and was arrested again leather purse, occupational therapy he learned while recuperating at the hospital. be the Otay Singers. Five An shotgun and challenged on a similar charge in 1948 Horace Walker, 30, is reunited seal X-ray cruiser, health edu- tients, and medical research, gels of Harmony, Primrose Gill, who had also armed Records also show he had with his family at last. cation programs, rehabilitation They are the Tuberculosis Singers and Columbus' Chora himself. been arrested for discharging a For six months Walkers' six services for patients and ex-pa-. Society's only means of support. liers. • • * firearm in the city. children, the oldest 13, visited Tickets are available at WITH BUS SHOTGUN in In addition to those cases, he him at bis temporary "resi Neighborhood- —House. Capital shooting position, Greer stepped had also been arrested several dence" — Benjamin Franklin City News, Heaton's and local In the door of the apartment times on minor offenses, police (TB) hospital—from thc ground Boosters Bungle, Land churches. building and was met by Gill.!stated outside his window. whot firtd on him from about 8 Funeral arrangements werej Beyond this tantalizing kind of ft. away. incomplete at Sentinel, edition contact, the only way h« could Poindexter (enter Dr. £_irl JB. Tetixick,. deputy time. keep up with his-growing family In Capital City Lockup Plans Xmas Workshop WM was through his wife's "descrip ?h By JOHN B. COMBS A Christmas workshop geared tions of their childish pranks. towards utilising materials in the A Cleveland trio, arrested by Columbua police last Children are not allowed to home for inexpensive Christinas Memorialize Dr. Charles L. Hill week and charged with a total of nine counts of grand visit patients inside the hos decorations will be held at Poin larceny, is being held under total bond of $54,000 in city pital. dexter Center, Columbus, Satur prison. But Walker arrived home Sat day, Dec. 14, 9:30 a.m. to 12 i urday at 693 Welch av.—much Identified as Willie Williams, noon. 24, Shirley Williams, 23, and Lil twecn Cleveland and Huntington, sooner than would have been Warren Eggleston and Mrs lian E. Taylor. 33, they are said W.Va., hitting smaller towns and Queen Mitchell, staff members of • possible several yvars ago, cities in between. thanks to the Christmas seal by police to be "members of one Columbus Recreation Dept., wil] sale. of the biggest shoplifting gangs They worked a town so fast, conduct the workshop. in this part of the country. < • • Moore said, that oftimes they Interested persons should call CHRISTMAS SEAL FUNDS Photos On Page 1. were on their way before'local CI. 2-9616. finance medical research proj police had been notified of their Charged with three counts of ects which have improved treat arrival. grand larceny each, the suspects ment techniques and cut hos Mill VALLEY all pleaded innocent in munici pital stays. pal court Monday and their cases Now that Walker is discharg- AT THE TIME of arrest, Mrs. BUTTER .were continued until Friday, Williams was wearing a profes d, he will be. able to seek help Dee. 13. Bonds were set at rom the Tuberculosis Society's sional shoplifter's girdle which $6000 on each count. fits in a manner to form a Christmas seal-financed reha- Detective Ike Moore arrested ilitation deportment which fur cradle for concealing and carry thc suspects la a large down ing the stolen items, police said. shes referrals and counsel for town department store, after ly sort of need an ex-patient keeping them under surveillance The Taylor woman, who ay have. for more than a month, he said weighs only 80 pounds carried a When Walker heard about the 'large shopping bag in which she THE LATE DR. CHARLES L. HILL, EMINENT ancial problems of the 1857 WHEN ARRESTED, accord- stuffed merchandise,' they re ristmas seal sale, he said: ing to Moore, the women car ported. educator and president M Wilberforce university, "There could be only one ried $200 worth of merchandise, was memorialized at St. Paul AME church, Urbana! ason tor the slaw response while Williams had items valued is good buttet > the Christmas seal appeal Sunday. Highlight of solemn but impressive occasion at $800 in the getaway car in Appears Af 'Force thai'* why ra>liio_« me II was presentation of baptismal fount to the church by is year. People still must which he was cruising around Mrs. Rosalie Hill in memory of her late husband. Rev
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PAGE 4 THB OHIO SENTINEL SATURPAY, DECEMBER 14. 19S7 8 Af UUP AY; DECRM BER 14. j 957 *JHti OHIO SENTINEL PAGE g THE OHIO SENTINEL Court Clears Mag Pttffl MP0MIH6 FBOM Says Jews Shirk Duty In Dixie Segregation Fight POETRY CORNER J Edmund B Paxton, President; Russell A Jacksou. Editor-In MY PRAYER Chief; Annie R .Moore. Business Manager; Amos H Lynch, Ad Dr. Lee Lord. CLEVELAND. — "Many. here last week. drive to fit Into the cast sys- ilXW. vertisinjt-Pvomotto? Manager; Edward L Moor*. Jr.. ProducUoo Hanford Village southern Jews, eager to as Golden said "what the Jews ' tern that holds down the Ne "THE STORY THAT will be By GLADYCE E. HOLMES Uampger. . DAYTON. — Dr. Lee Lorch, similate and identify them down there are looking for Is gro. written some day Is how 12 Oh God, let the spirit of Established June 1. 194& Published each week at 090 Easi head of the Mathematics Dept. 1954 (lay Court selves with white Protestants, a tall blonde, blue-eyed, The noted publisher declar million people, two-thirds of Long Str-et tPO Bos 639) by Tbe Ohio Sentinel Publishing Co. o f Philander Smith college, were shirking their duty In the Aryan, Protestant rabbi," ed difference between discri them Uiterate, haven't made Christmas lac Columbus 3, Ohio Cincinnati Office: 418 Kasota St. Methodist institution at Little ECENTLY, A few clubs, have been started in Hanford for the' light against segregation," He stated that, despite the mination In the north and a single mistake. It's fantas Dwell In my heart each day, Rock, Ark., was cleared in a C u Subscription Rates: One leas, KJ 50; Six Months. $390; Three younger children. Not only are there teenage clubs such as Barry Golden, publisher of Uie strong tradition of anti-Semit south Is the "dehumanising That through my gift of a tender contempt of Congress charge in R tic. They bomb their homes Months, tl 90 the Teen Queens, El Crapries and MYF, but clubs for the younger Carolina Israelite of Char ism la the south, many Jews fact" that tn the south segre and the Negroes say, 'Let's go word— ; a decision handed down here children are also to be found. lotte, N. C, said In a speech National advertising representative: Associated Publishers. last Friday by Judge Lester L. Indulge la self-hatred In their gation Is ensconced In the pray for the people who bomb A, sinner may find his way, Inc.. 31 W ««tb St. New York City. N V., JUdson J-1177; 108 W Cecil of U.S. district nourt. Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Shorter are Den mothers ed our houses.' " • s Washington St., Chicago 2, HI?! ANdover 3-6343; Whaley-Simpson for the Cub Scouls, of which practically evety boy of age is a Southern prejudice Is not Let the dawn of the new year, Co 33 New Montgomery St. San Francisco 5, Calif , SUtter I-4M3; Lorch, indicted in July, 1956, member. Mrs. Edwards is leader of the Campfire Girls, a really Block Move To Discharge Nurse's Aide only based on caste, but on . Lord, for refusing to answer questions active group consisting of about 11 girls. Linda Howard is presi v Whaley-Simpson Co., 8608 Selma Avenue, Los Angeles 28, Calif., sex, he stated. Be a guiding star for m., put to him by a subcommittee dent, Joyce Graves Is treasurer and Francine Pratt la secretary. A hospital order removing a old woman was charged with 1957. "The white man has had Ne Hollywood S-71M. of the House Un-American Acti To help the weary-and „,«•. Member Nat'I Newspaper Publishers Ass'n. Erena Hall, Marva Hall, Barbara Gibbs, Donna Howard, Gienna Columbus nurses aide from Its "insubordination and use of loud, Through her attorney, Frank gro women at his will for 300 vities Committee investigating payroll was upset by a ruling distressed COLUMBUS TELEPHONES: CLearbrook 3-7416 7 Edwards, Charlise Thornton and Norma Jameson are member*. impudent language" to Phyllis W. Humphrey, 690 E. Long st., years, the editor observed. Communism in the Dayton-Yel The girls recently visited an observatory, are going out caroling handed down by the State Civil "He created a brand new Find peaco and love In Thee. DAYTON TELEPHONES: low Springs area in September. Service Commission lust week. A. Sheldon and Mary Atwood, Miss Billingslcy pleaded not FU 9733-ME 7010-MU 2846 for Kinder Key and are going to Blacklick Woods on a hike soon. race . . . the brown race. 1964, was tried in federal court They sold the Campfire Girl candy that we enjoyed so much a The commission ordered re nurse and supervisor, respec guilty to tho charges at her hear XENIA TELEPHONE: 2-5393 here on April 3-4 of this year. Subconsciously he fears re month or so ago. instatement of Florence Billlngs- tively, at Ben Franklin Aug. 22, ing before the commission. taliation," be asserted. READ SENTINEL ADS U KB AN A TELEPHONE: 3-3892 ly, 187 S. 20th st., to her former CINCINNATI TELEPHONES: AVno 1-7736-CA. 1-3318 I know 1 am not the only one who is glad these clubs have Chart $5 Million Drive been organized in Hanford. They are helping to keep the young position at Benjamin Franklin girls and boys as well as the older ones occupied. hospital with full salary after Entered as 2nd class matter July 9. 1949, at Post Office, Columbua HAMPTON, Va. — New em • • • what amounted to an 18 day sus O . under act of Marcb 9. 1879 phasis on scientific education, a pension. new building and increased fac E AWARD assembly at Roosevelt turned out very well. The In the order, filed with the Over 94,000 free chest X-rays were provided in Franklin ulty salaries are among goals rmusic by the band and the 8th grade chorus made all the pu commission Sept. 6, the 29. year county last year. Christmas seal X-rays seek out TB before symp of a $3 million centennial fund pils feel good. Lillian Tyree, Cheryl Lewis, Ruth Ann Woods and yours truly received awards for making the honor roll last year toms appear. Support the TB Society In this vital work. Boy raising drive approved by the Hampton institute Board o f . . . Wesley Chapel Sunday school classes are going to sell candy Christmas seals. Trustees in their fall meeting. as a way of helping the church earn money. They will be around Students Of all this weekend and part of next week . . . We appreciate all the NEW ATTENDANCE MARK thoughtful people in Hanford who shoveled their walks when the Grider School snow came . .. Our new fire engine has not had to be used yet. We In 1937 Michigan State set a are glad about this because It means nothing has been damaged EARN MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS new football home attendance by fire. We are sure that if a fire does start it will he well taken In 'Nutcracker' mark ot 338,563 in six games. care of. Students of Grider School of Dance are appearing in the '"Magic Nutcracker" show be ing presented i by the Merry Complete Liberia Assignment J. T. S. Brown Makers club of, fcolumbus Thurs day, Dec. 12, at 8 p/m. in East ____*< * • reM____ High auditorium. Announces New The students include: Jada Jennings, Vlckl Carr, 1 Frances Moiley, Jackie : t : __K ' 1 Market Program - ____K_P^ -''^ 1 Smith, Frankie Young, La- J. T. S. Brown's Son Co. an Verb e Thompson, Beverly 'I '_f__~__&__4______l§ nounces a new market expan Conley, Cheryl Hill, Judith sion program through appoint Smith, Marilyn Burke, Donna ment of Famous-Universal Dis BHp^^^s Dixon, Katherlne Russell, Kar tributing Co. to handle distribu en Warren, Ruth Robinson, i tion and sales of the company s i Faythe Mays, Barbara Dixon, Sell The product in the Chicago-Cook Moselle Thornton, Flora Tay county area. lor, Victoria Paxton, Eunice Old J. T. S. Brown Kentucky Carr, Carolyn Gibson, Petri- straight bourbon is new' to the ela Dimmy, Sandra Capito, Ohio Chicago area but a leading sill BIH Allen, Jennifer Gibbs, er in other major marketing Robin Jackson, Debbie WU- • nreas. It enjoys the distinction liams, Debbie Smith, Berrina FRANK E. PINDER, CHIEF U. S. agricultur of being one of the oldest Ken Panned, Donna Bates, Deb ist with American Mission to Liberia, ^ith his wife, tucky bourbon labels in exis orah 4toebuck, Beverly Young, Sentinel! Maj. Jean Ptrtder of TJ. 6. Hearth.Service. Both have tence. —» Frankie Young, David Gillam, returned to the U. S. after competing tours of* service- t*T. S. Brown's Son Co., one Wylle Bates, Betty "Garland, in the African nation, Plnder having served there 14 of Kentucky's original small * Lois Smith, Kuti, sefu, Joanne "years. family distilleries, was estab Burke, Nanry Cooper. Call or Write The lished in 1855, over 100 yeius Sentinel Distributor ago. Distilling, bottling, ami warehouse facilities arc located Nearest Yon! at Lawrenceburg, Ky., and ad Cub Pack 262 ditional warehouses at Early Times and Wilder, Ky. Execu Awards Badges THE INCREASE ON tive offices ore In Carew tower, Herschel Cartier, Cubmaster Columbus Office: beat Cincinnati. NEW CAR PRICES of Cub Scout Pack 202 of St. $90 L Long 5f. Famous-Universal Distribut Paul AME, Columbus, awarded ing Co. is one of the" country's bobcat pins and certificates to Clearbrook 3-7416 Buy a *57 Cadillac or Oldsmobile largest distributors of distilled John Porter, Norman Didlick, now at a TREMENDOUS SAV spirits. Thomas Jacobs, David Hewitt A special advertising pro ond Lany Cumberlander', last INGS. I guarantee to meet any gram for the Chicago area is all woek at the regular pack meet legitimate deal that you bring to set to go when sufficient distri ing. LEAPNHOW bution to retail outlets has been me. We also have a large selec Wolf badges were awarded to effected. Wayne Carter, Glenn Powell and EASY IT IS TO tion of sharp, one-owner trade- Lester McLean. ins. Wolf gold arrows were award Davis Named Johnson ed Wayne Carter, Ronald Hick- RALEIGH STEPTER son and Lester McLean. Mc Salesman Director 01 Research Lean also received the wolf sil ver arrow. Kentucky's great bourbon in a gift bottle CHICAGO. — Dr. Frank G. Kenneth Evans was awarded Before You Deal Anywhere See "Baddy" Stepter At Davis of Washington, D.C., has a bear gold arrow and a bear been appointed research direc badge. .. • gift wrapped for you at no extra cost tor of Johnson Publishing Com "Dens 1 and 3, supervised by - Jan Ross Motors Co. pany, Inc. He will engage in Den mothers Constance Evans research of the Negro market and Loretta. Chapman, presented $407 Incorporated for the company's four mara- skits and table displays with the 4/.H qt. Cadillac and Oldsmobile Sales and Service zines, Ebony, Jet, Tan and Hue. theme, "Cub Scout Achievement Dr. Davis holds degrees in show." Coda 14B 424 E. Bread St. , Economics from Howard univer Den 2, supervised by Den mo 380 E. Broad St. CA. 8*6607 sity, Ohio SUte university and ther Juanita Cartier, presented University of Iowa, where be ob a skit and table display on the IF YOU CAN GIVE A BETTER BOURBON...GIVE JTI tained his Ph.D. in 1039. themo, "Thanksgiving." KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY* 6 YEARS 010 • 85 PROOF • .ANCIENT AGE DIST. CO.. FRANKFORT. KY.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14,1957 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14,1957 TID3 OHIO 8ENTINEL PAGE 7 PAGES THE OHIO SENTINEL n New Management At Hutchinson's NAACP Board Balloting New Modeling New Housing Act Viewed h. Should Taxes Back Parochial Schools? tinue the business following W. F. Hutchinson Furniture By SHIRLEY PRATT Co., located for many years at tbe same policies as la the Croup Appears Roosevelt Jr. High 1028 Mt. Vernon av., Columbus, past," Mrs. Bevelhymer is under new management. stated, "improving where we Is At The Half way Mark School Integration Aid URING HISjrORY class we were told to decide why we did or did not think we can. Mary O'Dowd, oar cash In Regal Series D should pay "taxes to support parochial schools. I don't think we should for a number Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. N. YORK.—Annual balloting for members of the N. "YORK—Passage by N. York City Council of a ier for several years, aad Ru Two stellar attractions sche, of reasons. Bevelhymer have acquired thc bill banning discrimination in private housing was hailed dolph Render, our track driv NAACP national Board of Directors is at the halfway duled for this Sunday's 3rd Sun Firstly, If we paid taxes for interest in the firm formerly er, are remaining with as in mark and will be completed by the end of the month, it by NAACP Executive Sec'y Roy Wilkins as an action ia segregation since all of the lit- apart as possible. day series at Club Regal mark which "all N. Yorkers may well take satisfaction." parochial schools naturally all owned by W. L. Garrison and addition to Mr. Obetx, which tie boys and girls will grow up After'all, isn't that one of the waa announced by Roy Wilkins, executive secretary. the event a must for entertain The bill, introduced by Coun- f of thc churches would want to Noah Obetz, according to an help as to continue to offer ment seekers between the hours the jame way. They will also reasons the Pilgrims came to One-third of the 48 member cilmen Earl Brown, Stanley M build schools for children of announcement this week by Mrs. the same good service as we of 6 and 8. * York "as the nation's greatest have a hard time getting along America? board Is elected each year. Isaacs and Joseph T. Sharkey their faith, thus abandoning the Bevelhymer. have In the past.*'. Columbus' newest modeling metropolis should pioneer In in- with each other after getting was strongly supported by the public schools that we have The firm will continue to be Hutchinson's is also adding to High School As required by the NAACP group, the Jewels of Fashion, tcrgroup living." out of school. NAACP and other civil rights worked so hard for: FORMIDABLE DEFENSE known as W. F. Hutchinson Co its staff Robert Evans, formerly constitution, ballots were sent to will model furs, jewels and co • a a organizations, , Secondly, suppose your child Michigan State scored 93 wifl Mrs. Bevelhymer as man with Home Furniture Co., and all NAACP local branches Nov. logne for the holiday season Moving to another city? I REALIZE THF.RE might be points in tbe fourth quarters of Early in June, Wilkins ap goes to a Catholic school, an ager. Elizabeth Ferguspn, 244 N. 20th Public Affairs IS. The constitution provides all with commentary by Joan Thorn We hate to see you go bGt if good advantages in going to a its nine games during thc 1957 ballots must be returned to the ton, popular model-socialite who peared before Council's commit you niu.it don't forget to other child to a Baptist school "It Is our Intention to con st parochial school. There would season, while permitting but 13. national office no later than Dec. is the wife of William Thornton, tee on general welfare to testi keep abreast of events in snd another to a Methodist be a closer relationship between Conference Set 31. 1071 Fair av. fy on behalf of the bill which your old hometown with a school. Naturally the child will the pupils and the teachers. All members of Y-Teens, Hi-Y, Tho second highlight of thc also had the suppJJri of Mayor Sentinel j mail subscription. wonder why his playmates don't Ballots will be counted and Wagner. They would be of the same Fral Chapter Organized Al Central Slate students from government class affair will be door prizes of a go to the same school as he and results announced at the asso After approval of the bill by a "SINGLNG FROM THE faith; also the children would be guna Njao, Alfredia Watkins es and Franklin county schools fur muff and glittering necklace iLBERFORCE. — Beta Phi been elected to head the society ciation's annual meeting in N. in the newest design. These will vote ot 20-1 Dec. 5, Wilkins ex SKY" with the pastor. Dr. J, will probably draw the conclu able to read any part of the and Geta James. are urged to come to a public chapter of Alpha Phi Gamma for the school year 1957-58: York Jan. 0. be awarded at thc close of the pressed \he opinion that "imple Dallas Jenkins preaching, to sion that he is different or bet Bible without wondering wheth Qualifications for membership affairs conference at the YMCA a background of four choirs ter than his playmates. They er they would be hurting or em journalism fraternity has been President, Arthur Long; vice event by Lcakes Furriers and mentation of the law over the are based on scholastic aver from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. - Of the 16 names on the ballot, Gaywood, Inc, event sponsors. years should assist in the inte and the famous Male Chorus will finally stop playing with barrassing anyone. organized at Central State col president, Taylor Perry; sccre- ages and enthusiasm shown by 16 Were nominated by the com —Caldwell Temple, 524 E. Reservations can be made Single admissions and series gration of the city's public each other, which I think would I think tbe church and the lege. tary-trcasurer, Robert Sharpton. students who wish to become mittee on nominations and two strip tickets are. available at the schools." Long st, Christmas morning, members. through any Y-Teen member. finally lead to another form of government should stay ax far The following officers have Other members include Nju- by Independent, petition. door this Sunday. It is fitting, he added, that N. 5:45 a. m. MT. VERNON AVENUE GUIDE T 0 HAPPY CHRISTMAS GIFTING >** k<»2!i£^2______^-> *h*m\am\*a\*m\*m\ra\*^«Ak*m*m^^ © © CHRISTMAS STOP! SHOP! SAVE! WELCOME TO e FULLY DRESSED I VOICE of MUSIC PURE I TREES WILD BUCK STUART'S W \ STEREOPHONIC ffl-FIDELITY SHOW * Now Thru Monday. Dee. 16 — Daily 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. BALSAM - SPRUCE RABBITS PEPPER A Your Friendly Neighborhood j Come in and HEAR the Difference on VM's Fabulous '58 Line of . Shoes 2-Lb. Average l-oz. 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DOOR EARLY A DOZEN person* rounded up In two separate fumb CtVIL FOR SALE N*lin g raids over thc weekend were booked on gambling charges. .ITIE5 Slated from a raid at 336 N. Garfield av. were Grace Thurman, To Settle An Estate 30, 121 Jefferson av.; Bennie Scott, 38, 380 Parsons av.; James E. M MIRROR RIGHTS F GOV. O'Neill's executive order banning racial discrimination Wilson, 50, 1386 Oak st.; William McKarn, 41. 480Trcvitt st.; Leo Ideal For Fishing Trips nard H. Burney, 51, 529 Hamilton av. Picked up in the second In state agencies under the jurisdiction of his administration raid, at 899*i Mt. Vernon a v., according to police, wbre Lawrence applies to penal institutions, one would never know it. For, accord ing'to a reliable source, race discrimination is running rampant din Be Bought For Only $100.00. Call Denton. 31. 1140 Hildreth av.; Frederick W. Brown, 35, 458 E. -By Serena E. Davis in the confines of all the adult penal institutions in Ohio. Atty. William H. Brooks, CA. 1-3143 Noble 8t.; Richord MorriF.*30, 397 Lexington av.; Edgar C. Bell, 33, 397'N. Grant av.; Thomas Chubbs, 29, 383 Hamilton ay. All VERY OFTEN members of the No detailed account of the alleged discrimination was given, forfeited 520 bail. NAACP family are asked hut the source Identified the Ohio penitentiary as one of the chief HEALTH FORUM the difference between "Integra- exponents of the deplorable spirit-breaking practice, (.111 IV PLEA to making were imposed on James W. •tion" and "desegregation". Al- London prison farm _nd the Mansfield reformatory are sn illegal liquor sale eost Terry, 23, 163 N. ' igth sL, By K. Earl Bland, M. D. though the terms are used in- said to be running one-two behind the OP in following the segrega- A terchangeably there is (in my tion pattern. . - Edith Hunter, 34, 803'i Mt. when he appeared for carry Vernon a v., $50 and costs. A opinion) a sharp difference. In- a a a ing a concealed weapon and IMILAR operations are also But now that the governor of charge of keeper of a place tegration has a more positive menacing threats. The latter content than the term desegre- S said to be common prac the state has voiced unequivo where liquors sre Illegally ^flPHIS COUNTRY has some 48 million women between 18 and 59. gation. offense was filed by Evelyn tice at Marysville women's re cal opposition to all forms of sold was dismissed . . . Alice ••• .Red Cross authorities have established mors titan six million _ ., . ., Yates, 433 N. Ohio av. . . . formatory, and at tbe various racial discrimination, sn all- Ellis. 6?, 2C8 E. 3rd av., also ar. so anemic they should not give blood. Desegregation implies the eh- Pleading innocent to illegal honor camps scattered around out drive to end segregation charged with making an ille mination of barriers and the re- the state. Including ultra-mod behind prison walls would liquor sale and keep:r of a gal liquor sale, pleaded not Out of 239,191 persons (165,408 men and 73,783 women), who moval of compulsory sepcration. ern Marlon honor camp for seem appropriate indeed. place where liquors are sold guilty and her ease was con want to donate blood, 12.6 percent of the women, but less than 1 Integration implies not only the men. And with the coming of tha tinued to Dec. 12 ... A year was Herbert W. Seward, 44, percent of the men, proved so anemic they had to be turned away, above but it requires further Jim Crow operations in governor's^ civil rights com in the uorkhQwse and $200 fine 1282 Lee av. A number of the women who returned that people of all racial groups year later were snall join together ln sceking to. penal Institutions of this state mission (due to be created •till too anemic to donate blood. gcther to realize the highest should not ba alarming, for this week), a full-scale Inves Doctors have known for years that many women are slow ideals of a democracy. such a practice has existed so tigation of this matter may well be forthcoming in tha IVIAN JAMESSON, 1915 Gaull St., was placed on probation in making hemoglobin. In some cases the trouble is that at each long It has become regarded It implies responsibility for all hear future. V when she pleaded guilty to petit larceny, lf violated, the pro menstrual period they lose more blood than the body can build somewhat as a tradition. bation provided she pay a $200 fine and serve 60 days in the work as well as opportunity for all, back in tho next 23 days. When they go to a doctor such women duties a, well as rights. It does n^- ^ ^ „ house . . . Andrew E. Garcia, 36, 890 E. Spring St., drew a 60 day STAT£ u u who usually need iron rather than liver. not necessarily mean that all , . _. , . ... _,. „ , ., workhouse term and a $100 fine when he answered a petit larceny will be molded into one undiffer- * ehargci are 8in8'n* hl«h Prais« -' L"»uor_ ?,r- Robert Kru' offense. Police said Garcia took two watches from a downtown 1 11 S MANY know, some time and their use should be ex entiatcd mass, racially and in Pa^y for helping them out of a serious jam. The agents. Robert store . . . Freedom of an 18 year old youth was placed in dire other respects. So long as free- &ravcly of Columbus and Frank Kruce of Elyria, were arrested ago former Pres. Truman tended. jeopardy last week when he was caught by police in the act of A on charges of armed robbery and rape on a complaint fjled by a Since many people cannot dom is genuine there is likely to stealing three loaves of bread from a bakery truck. John Lowcry asked Dr. Paul P. Magnusson man they nabbed for bootlegging in Jackson county last summer. pay even a part of the cost, be diversity within the popula Scott, 684 E. 4th av., pleaded guilty to petit larceny and was to get together a commission Not believing his boys would pull such a trick,'Krupansky the commission recommended tion. It means common commit placed on probation for one year. of able persons to study tho took off for Jackson. O., where he arranged for bond and then nation's health needs, and rec that federal and state govern- ment to the central goal of true democracy. launched a personal investigation of the case. ommend a medical program. menU help those who cannot Back in Columbus he said the charges were "unfounded in Tha commission's report help themselves. The com law and fact" and pledged to follow tho case through to Its "ulti AMES NESBITT, 35, 529 knife, was ordered confiscated stated Its belief that prepared mission estimated that this mate conclusion." J Olivet St., was fined $50 and by the court . . . Willie Battle, medical and hospital care would cost about $750 million INTEGRATION CALLS FOR costs for causing a careless a society in which an individual The "ultimate conclusion" ended in victory for the agenta 29, 256 E. Engler St., charged plans are good In principle annually. when a jury refused to indict them. fire in a room at 366 N. 20th with being a suspicious prrson is free and has equal opportunity to make the most of his life and st. . . . Alphonso F. Johnson, and intoxication, pleaded in OME COMMISSION members took exception to some of the • EINO INNOCENT of the 30, 316 Jefferson av., drew 60 nocent and his cases were con conclusions. They felt that since some states haven't much tdPparticipate in the direction of S the affairs of society. B'charges , Kruce and Grave days and $100 fine on his guil tinued to Dec. 13. He was re- money for such schemes, the burden would have to fall mainly on ly were not surprised by the ty plea to carrying a conceal t the federal government. Naturally there will be limita-- jurors' verdict, but the ed weapon. The weapon, a leased on recognisance bond. tions to his freedom, for absol thought of what might have One commission member maintained %that patients should ute freedom would lead to an have a choice of" doctors,, that the physician should be free and happened had their boss elect archy, but the limitation is not ed to throw them to the that a system of remuneration should be worked out satisfactory arbitrary in that jt would apply wolves, as his predecessors INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS to both the physician and the public. to a particular group alone, did in a simjgar case n few AMES JOHNSON, 24, 158 N 17th st., told police he was assapll- The commission also recommended federal aid for schools years ago, must nave caused . *d with a baseball bat by an unidentified man at Long st. and AH will na*ve equality of ac- of medicine-dentistry, and to supply medical schojarships. ccrs to the' gqnerai privileges of them to shudder with. fear. Garfield av. Johnson said his assailant slugged him with the bat The case in reference, was w
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THIS IS AGENDA TIME 194 Receive Scholarships Honors EDITORIALS Nearly 200 Franklin Jr. High bers, Jeff Martin, Betty Co- 'dra Browning, Charlene Han- students received citations for pas, Leona Knight. don, Wallena Hawkins, Mar- By ISAAC C. WEBB scholarship during the second . • • • • jo rle Lake, Leonard Hoffman, gj-ading period. This is almost SEVENTH GRADE HON- Dan Shepherd, Uasel Stanley, OMES THE time of year when conference notices drop like one-fourth of the student body. OKAKI.L. MENTION — Linda Barbara Wahlenmaier, Martin wind-blown leaves on the desks of editors and correspondents. C The recipients: , Stroxier, Louis Kaser, Norman Jones, Thomas Page, David Like their natural counterparts, the announcements differ in size, Sweet Waters Of SEVENTH GRADE SUPER- Krudelback, Sandra Faulkner, Dreisbach, David MaeFarlane, purpose, beauty, and usefulness. IOR—Carol Johnson, Tommy Clyde Evans, Ora Dade, Paul Sue Gill, Brenda Givens, Ar Some are to be piled in neat little heaps for disposal. Oth Tucker, Myra Conley, Shirely ine Dorsey, Sharon Penson, thur Pleasent, Sharon Bech Forgetf ulness ers, known for their traditional value, are saved to nurture Kelley, Barbara Share, Bar Sadndra Hawkins, Helen Mil doit. Kathleen Dalton, Lola (From sn artlelt fa the N. York Post by Murray Remptoa.) growth of knowledge, Then there are those with a bizarre- shape bara Towers, David King, ler, George Barfield, Robert Perry, Romero Cherry, Wood- • *. * or extravagant coloring which deserve immediate attention in Jack Myers, Janle Elliott, Brokaw, Ronald. Cooper, John row Young, Gloria Carter, their own right. Sandra Keaton, Marion Ca Crane, Joseph Uolilman, Ar Rosemary Nelson, Nancy tfTITEGRO MAGAZWES push for more liquor advertising. Ebony pers, Anthony Carter, Kenneth thur Jackson, Langdon John- Spencer, Louis Mosley, Willie IS (circulation 447,000) claims it's already first among monthly Here in Cupital City this harvest may not be as large as in Eye, Edward Wirth. Myrna sou, Ronald Welch, James Harmon, Joyce Beal, Linda publications in number of pages of Wended, bourbon and Canadian some cities, but it presents several challenges, both as to selec Bailiff, Linda Wood. Woods, Jerry Galloway, Ray Keefer, Betty Stevens, Paul whisky advertising. It bases its drive for more on a market study tions and treatments, which are the same. Such musings are in mond Kearns, Allen Shelby, Greene, David Hall, Eleanor which it claims shows a Negro family buys .over twice am much escapable as the reporter looks out toward a ripening conference EIGHTH GRADE SUPER Harold Winters, John Cole Bostic, Shirley Lohn. liquor at the retail level at does the average white family."—Tht field. IOR—Frances Gordon, Mae man, Thomas McDonald, BU- Wall 8t. Journal. " • » • Russell, Mary Hairston, Wil lie Sutton, Dana Van Horn, THE PATTERN OF REAPING FOR THE WRITER has be I hart not lately heard from Jaekie Robinson about the liam Schaefer, Cynthia Bry Larry West, Glsudis White come aa standard as that which has been involved over the cen LATEST ilYlfj progress of his campaign for life memberships ta the NAACP. ant, Patty Cope, Patricia side, Robert Woodley, June turies for the farmer whose livelihood has often been at stake, These memberships cost $509, aad are purchasable on the Instal White, Leonard Smith. * Alston, Carolyn Bowen, Olivia when yield per acre could not be accurately determined except at ment plan. Bat there la a distinct impression around town that Carter, Carol Crowder, Jodella harvest time. • • • Little Change In business isn't booming for Jaekie Robinson. Lcatherbury, Cheryl Lindscy, NINTH GRADE SUPERIOR Phyllis Turner. Sandra Willis, • • • There are the announcements of upcoming events, which — Camiile Watklas, Shirley Thomas Ingram, James Mc HOLLYWOOD PLANS A MOVIE TO BE CALLED "The have reached the editor's desk sortie days or weeks before the Costoa, Media Flowers, Kar Boys' Fashions Montgomery Story" witb Harry Belafonte as Martin Luther King. scheduled dates. They, however, wilf involve specific groups: Donald, Sam Moore, Ronald en Natelrod, Patty Ware, By CAROL WATKINS We have never before had a movie celebrating a Negro whose pri educators, missionaries, civic leaders, politicians, executives of Stlnson, Donald Miller, Donald Linda Bland, Feliza Cama mary talenU^were of the intellect and the spirit. Montgomery Po • II kinds, labor interests, social workers, business people, and thc Taylor, Larry Dixon. quin, Rita Flnran, Becky There are a lot of new stylos lice Commissioner Clyde Sellers has already announced a policy like. » •• • Lloyd, Lynn Medland, Bar this year as in previous years. of non-cooperation with Hollywood in this venture; H would, he First of all we'll take the girli. Now those engaged in presenting the conferences are aware bara Giles, Vernon Williams, EIGHTH GRADE HONOR said, only "further glorify and praise M. L. King.*' Most of the girls are wearing; t.'i ii certain names are news-bait for many a correspondent or Lois Cope, Patricia Willis. ABLE MENTION—Janice Dal I do not know what the budget of the movie will he. Tha draw string blouses and sweat budget of the Montgomery Improvement Ass'n Is $22,999 a year. editor. Thus an eye is cocked at the list of speakers. • • • ton, Glen Lambert, Don Pol ing, Alonzo Walker, Jo Ann ers. They are also wearing tha BUT THEY STILL EXIST AS A SORE SPOT ON DEMOCRACY "Wt haven't," says Ihe Rev. Mose Pleasure, the associa Good names make good news by themselves. Honor Roll students: chemise dresses which call for tion's executive secretary, "even began to raise it so far." Harreli, Cherie Redman, Her Is the top level person listed an original thinker? SEVENTH GRADE — Vir a well proportioned slim figure. Here, according to the mimeographed newsletter of tbe MIA ginia Driesbach, Brenda man Butler, Carol Casto, Will he remain safely ensconcea in the text of a prepared The very latest are the leotard sent out from Its headquarters nt 530 S. Union at., are tome of tht Starks, Jerry Thompson, Eu Cheryl Ross, Herman Blalock, speech or will He inject those "off the cuff" remarks which more tights which girls can wear un conditions against which Jt struggles: gene Broseus, Michael Cole Charles Reynolds. Carolyn often than not make the real good news? der* straight, full skirts, kilts and a a a man. Carol Rood, William Bond, Elizabeth Bridges, Di ane Moore, Sylvia Strafford. Bermudas.' Big collars are be (1) THE TAXPAYERS OF MONTGOMERY WILL pay Then there are the panel sessions, discussion groups, Cormanick, David Harrison, Dewey Cassell. Donald Wood. ing seen quite often on sweaters OW COMES THE proposal to dark ways of ML Vernon a v. orlon and nylon days, there is $900,000 next year for a row museum library for whiten only. On round table adventures. The experienced reporter knows that William Foster, Raymond Marcella Townsend, James and dresses. hike expense money and sal- and the 4lh-M»ln district—ah, not so much wool to puti ovSp • the separate but -equal principle, Montgomery will also build a some of these are, Indeed—unfettered, free and worthwhile. Lohn, Susan Matthews. Patri N Grant, Charles Mitchell, ariee of nigh city officials. bat the robberies and burg the eyes. $100,000 library branch for Negroes. Montgomery, one of the bet Others are still conducted under the restraining influence of In cia Wood, Lynne Young. Nell Now let's take the boys: Charles Parmer, William Sin Guess that hike of the income laries bad been committed It will not be doubted that ter cities in the deep south, spends nine times aa much for a li flexible policies or unbending individuals. Grant, Carver Jenkins, The boys' styles haven't chan ger, Charles Taylor, Hannah tax to 1 percent got ahead of hard In tht commercial lec some police needs were taken brary for the 54 percent of its citizens who are white as it does for • • • Charles Otey, John Packard, ged too much except for tho Anderson, I.ois Conley, Carole thc expenses somehow and they tions. care of out of tbe increased the rest who are Negroes. ANYONE WHO HAS HAD HIS SHARE OF THESE assign Arralda Carpenter. pinch toe shoes, white-on-whito. Phillips. James Byrd, Walda had to figure out some way to When the increase got the tax, for there are new faces (2) In tbe middle of last month, a 1? year aid boy named ments finds it pleasant to report that more and more .the confer shirts and Four-G Ivy League nuckleby. balance the budget towards the green light, fewer and fewer in officers' uniforms about Mark Gilmore took a shortcut through the city park an his way ence leaves are being wafted along freely and with fewer control EIGHTH GRADE— MichaeIrhs l sports couts. red for it is apparently way over burglaries and open robberies town and those snazzy new to his job as a porter at the eity hospital. He was stopped by oat led air currents being employed for opposition. Potters, Jerry Ann Jones, • • • Both boys and girls are wear in the black. were reported to the public. I cruisers bespeak bringing tbe of Clyde Sellers' cops, who asked him If he didn't know of tht It would be rather brash to try to attempt any general eval Robert Carter, Larry Mason, NINTH GRADE HONOR ing the crew neck or Ivy League Now, for information to those do not say that any of those law force ap to date. city ordinance which bars Negroes from the cKy park unless | uation. But it is safe to say that this time of yeur is 3 time for Joyce MrKnight, William ABLE MENTION — Patricia sweaters which were introduced high officials. John Q. Citizen violations was a phony but the - • • * they are nurses with white children. boldness, with a nip in the air and even the embattercd trees along Hayes, Douglas Van Horn, Happ. Wanda Ingram, Gail last year ond have just this year is smarting under that hike in rash certainly runs in a pecu BUT, MAYBE THE whole she Young Gilmore says that the policeman told him, while wait E. Long st. flaunting their hard-won leaves as symbols of survival Daniel Martin, Frederick Pet -.Talbert. Joann Bedford, San*-. made a big hit with everyone. income tax and the boys who liar cycle strangely coinciding bang could have been taken ing for transfer to a patrol wagon, to keep his head down as a tea- in Uie acres of cement. ers, Charles Thomas, Diane threw it at us citizens want to witb income tax proposals. care of with, say, a 5 miO levy son in his duty not to look white people in the face and thai, while One way or tbe other, the majority of conferences de pay Brewer, Penny Hicks, Earma use some of the money to in 9 It is very plain that this na on every package of chewing he was in that posture of submission, the policeman hit him over off. Ia terms of the conference this is done much more ia the Noel, Elizabeth Kimbrough, crease their pay. It makes one tion not only faces missile at gum sold in the city. This re the back of the head. unpubliched, unscheduled, unbanqoeted talks, arguments and Robert Dodley, Donna Ben|- 9 wonder if tbe hike in the tax i tacks and bombardments from mark is absurd perhaps, but it Trespasser Gilmore was brought Into court and fined for discussions which take place among those with common Inter 9 was absolutely necessary. ley... •_, f A. ;, ' ^j^EtWATCHeS tr Russian space moons %ut a takes a lot of wisdom to under his high crime. When he appealed, the ease waa dropped, offi est* but divergent convictions. ' * "***-. 9 It will continue to go up much cial Montgomery having long age learned that It Is heat ta keep repeat of the: depression's stand what goes on in city • Yet it is the atmosphere of the main event .which holds them NINTH GRADE —'Tandrea 9. like tht bus fare but it arrives its system of justice from.too close scrutiny by tha Higher fed worst days. Our national gov .spending • with twice ma much- 'together or keeps them apart. Nash. Bonnie Parker, .Nina 9 af its.-hike by circumlocution. eral courts. _•'*.. ernment continues to warn money to spend as was had two And, more often than nqt, there is included in the oration a Smoot," Netson Benton, Diana The townsmen .have to be con Mark Gilmore has since been fired from his job as a porter 9. against a spending spree and years ago. single statement, a single suggestion, or a new approach to we Allen, Alice Boyd, Tom Bro * fch.. i vinced that there ought Jo be an in the hospital and thus relieved of the inconvenience of taking tht 9 the upward trend of wages The sudden nee'd of the high Negroes' old problem which has been paying Caucasian people an Increase in the income tax so long way around to work. kaw, Kenneth Kresse, Court and prices which can bring In • extra dividend for 338 years. 9 there suddenly develops a rash office salary Increase money • • • ney Butler, Richard Cham 9 of holdups and burglaries and flation. explains what goes with some of (3) ALSO LAST MONTH, MARTIN LUTHER KING was tht BEST SCORING SEASON $t'tt'H
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fiATTTRnAY, DECEMBEB 14, 1957 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. 2—PAGE 5 a,EC. 2—PAGE 4 THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. 2—VAUK A ,..- , . Lambert-Wood Rites Thanksgiving Day Lambdas Give Glittering Pre-Holiday Dance At Seneca Hotel' Johnson-King Rites are known throughout the com Those present were Doris Mc- Kathryn Bowling, Anna Mae .faded Into memory, «"«*"• Event Of January 18 By ANN B. WALKER Sok LuUshia wuliams, Emily left to attend a closed break- munity for their interest in civic Lambdas Zeta Chi Sorprity in Muilen, president. Ann Stokes, Burley and hosts of others; [fast ,. - , f^t and charitable activities. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Mall He is presently serving with the vited friends to dance to the mu Catherine Jones, Mary E. Mil Johnson, of 484 N. Garfield av., U.S. army at Ft. Sam Houston, sic of Eddie Beard's combo in ner, Willie' D. Revels, Martha As the last strains of music! Members of Lambda Zeta Chi Columbus, announced the en Tex. the Seneca hotel last Friday. Smith Vunzie Lee Dansby, Wll- gagement of their daughter, Bar- The weddihg will take place Members spared no expense and da White, Nell . Robinson, Betty on January 18, at 6:30 p.m effort toward making their an pyant, Sarahanne Dyer, Lois COME INTO MY KITCHEN at Trinity Baptist church. nual ore-holiday ball successful. Page, Geraldine Barnett, Doro Heavy rains did not keep the thy Burney and Moselle E. many friends away. Greene. Last Minute Holiday Baking Ideas Prior to the dance, an infor * • • Tribute Made mal cocktail party waa held for GUESTh stt.V AT the Seneca 1 cup shortening Lost Sunday, in observance of By ANN B. WALKER members and their husbands. included: « t cup sugar Rev. C. F. Jenkins' 21st year as YEARS have passed Messrs. and Mesdames Harry S«CIX 'i cup honey pastor of 2nd Baptist, Columbus, Att'y Ray E. Hughes, on behalf Bailoy, Carlton Mack, Embry ] iJ since I invited you into my 5 well beaten eggs of Columbus lawyers, paid trib Trinity YPL To Cobb, Warren Carter, Carl kitchen. How good it feels to i j teaspoon nutmeg ute to Rev. and Mrs. Jenkins, Banks, Chester Bradley, Robert 3 be sharing recipes with you i» teaspoon cloves along with a number of other In Coleman, Ray Redman, -Alex I again. During our stay in Chl- V, rap grape Juice or orange Juice Have Xmas Play dividuals. Bordeaux, Warren Clark, C. I cago we" learned to like sev Dredge fruits and nuts in Vt cup of flour. Thc Young People'a League of Hamilton, Linwood Walker, Jo eral new dishes that I am sure Cream shortening and sugar; add honey and Trinity Baptist church, Colum seph Brook, Lawrence Tolbert, you will enjoy too. eggs and beat well. Sift second amount of flour bus, will present a Christmas Samuel Fuller,- A. Guess," Ar With Christmas a few weeks with dry ingredients and add alternately with Be Sure play, "A Star Too Far." on thur H. Bland, Robert Norman, fruit juice to creamed mixture. Beat thorough off let's think of last minute Make sure your ice cubes are MISS ALPHA LAMBERT BECAME THE BRIDE of Mr. Willliam Wood at Tuesday, Dec. 17, 7:30 p. m. Leonard Holland, Isaac Ford, ly. Pour batter over floured fruits and mix baking jobs to be done. A fam rinsed before using. Unclean ice the home of the bride's parents. 571 Ann st., Columbus, in a ceremouy performed The Musical Arts Society of Virgil Tynes, Boyd Holliman. well. Line two greased 3'*x7»i loaf pans with ily can achieve so much more in a drink is almost as bad as a by the groom's father, Rev. D. T. Wood. From left: Rev. Wood, bride and groom East High will also participate James Kent, J. Riley, Charles waxed paper or heavy brown paper. Pour bat of the true Christmas spirit by hole in your rug. and the new Mrs. Wood's father, Mr. Paul Lambert. on the program, to which the Hamilton, D. R. James. ter into pans. Bake in slow oven 250 approxi making things together. Christmas baking can public is invited. Att'y and Mrs. A. Glascor, mately 3 hours. Place a pan containing 2 cups be as simple or as complicated as your time, BARBARA JEAN JOHNSON Miss Annetta McKinney is the Att'y and Mrs. John Bowen, Lt. of water on bottom shelf while baking. This will 1 budget and patience (where there are chUdren) Choir Program president of the league, Mrs. and Mrs. Dewey Saunders, give your cake greater volume, moist texture bars Jean, to Jimmy Lee King, permit. The idea that you have taken time to Miss Ohio Ball December 19 Ida Johnson supervisor and Rev. Misses Jean Logan. Faye Hill, and a smooth shiny glaze. This recipe will give son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar King, On Sunday, Dec. 22, the sen make something is the important fact. E. A Parham, pastor. Joan Holland, Daisy Tudor. you 3 pounds. of Logan, W. Va. ior choir of 2nd Baptist, Colum If you have not made your fruit cake yet, • • • Miss Johnson attended East bus, assisted by guest soloists, here is an cosy, foolproof recipe: On Campus At Central State College T IS A GOOD idea to make a list and check High school and Ohio State uni will present excerpts from "Tha l*s pounds readi-cut fruit mix over your staples before beginning the Christ versity, and is an associate of WILBERFORCE, Ohio. Nov, and Mrs. Frank Bankston, so Decorations for the evening Messiah" at 7:45 p. m. 'j pound candied cherries I Ft. Hayes. mas cooking. Decide on your list then purchase 27. — Central State college will phomore majoring in elementary will be state colors, red, white,' »i pound pitted dates, cut up Mr. King attended Aracoma f**.n»*1*aef*tei.fm\fSmtS*rimnaf*jf staples according to the requirements of each end its salute to the state of education; Juette Jackson, and blue. t !'a pound raisins High shool and is a graduate of Chairman-of the "Miss Ohio" 9- recipe. Next week I will share with you a sim Ohio with its annual "Mis* Ohio" daughter o f Mr. Theophilus STYLE SHOP j 1 cop nut meats W. Virginia^ Barber college. ball Thursday, Dec. 19, in Bea Jackson, freshman majoring in ball is Miss Nancy Smith from WELDWOOD! ple, easy way to moke pound cake. 9 LEE'S Hi cups sifted flour con gymnasium ot 7:30 p.m., elementary education; Loretta Lovcland, a past "Miss Ohio" 9 • • • 1 teaspoon salt with Buddy Webb's band in Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. contestant. 9 1 teaspoon baking powder (Watch for a full page layout of holiday Dinner Is Given commartM. D. S. Lewis, freshman majoring This contest is sponsored an 9 I teaspoon allspice recipes ... in the Dec. 21 edition of The Ohio Among the many Christmas in business administration. nually by Beta Phi chapter of DOOR ' URBANA. — Saturday. Dec. ', cup sifted flour ' r' Sentinel.) festivities will be a crown for Alpha Phi Gamma national jour 9 14, a fried chicken and chitter- "Mis* Ohio", "Miss Fashion CINCINNATI. — Dorothy Wil nalism fraternity. 9 Iing dinner will be given by Be- Wonderful feel... '58" for Mademoiselle magazine liams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 9 thesda Pentecostal church on and a candidate for cover girl Dan E. Williams, 'roshman maj Deadline for club news is 9 MIRROR Annual Party Reynolds st. Oh Nov. 26, tho wonderful fit..* for the Columbus Citizen. oring in elementary education. Sunday 1 p. m. On Tuesday, Dec. 17, Soul i young, people of Bethesda met Among thc cities Represented: Winners Bible class of 2nd Bap Wtif^*ix*&*Wfr*&fitrfrfri***St*to*ti*tm*ri*tm*t*ttwfi.*x,r.>,<.\
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bfcO. 2—PAGE 6 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATb DEHEMBER 14, 1967 gATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 19fi7 THE OHIO SENTINEL 1 'Happy Birthday, Dear Prexy i SEC. 2—PAGE 1 'Messiah Featured At Milners Hosts To Reception Follows Beauticians' Style, Coiffare Sh ow 2|d Baptist December 22 Cocktail Party HE MUSIC DEPT. of 2nd Baptist, Columbua, and parti Mr. and Mrs. Ollte Milner in T cipating choirs of the community will accompany the vited thetr dance guests to an senior choir on Sunday, Dec. 22, at 7:46 p. m. in rendering informal cocktail party before Handel's "Measiah" under direction of A. Kelton Law thc Lambdas dance at Hotel Se rence, choirmaster. neca last Friday night. Those . Soloists will be Mrs. In attendance wero Mr. and Mrs. Helen Logan, soprano, for James Kent, Mr. and Mrs. mer soloist at Abyssinian Ralph Sanderson, Mr. and Mra. Baptist, N. York City; Frank Charles Allen, Att'y and Mrs. H. C. Cleveland, tenor, director Alfred G|ascor, Mr. and Mrs. of Shiloh Baptist youth Leonard Holland, Mr. and Mrs. choir and member of Capi Jack Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Lin tal university's chapel choir; wood Walker. Mrs. Eloise Harris, contralto, soloist of 2nd Baptist senior choir, and James T. Law rence, bass, soloist of the Keep Trays Clean choir and president of Co lumbus branch of Nat'I • Keep your trays clean. Noth-1 Ass'n of Negro Musicians. ing Is more annoying than stall ,M?;.:::..y i. Accompanists will be J. tobacco, used butts and ashes FRANK CLEVELAND Cleveland Lemon*, organist; *"••'*• '• ' ' ' i ±> >-y a— Miss Eioise Calloway, pian EAST HIGH SCHOOL WAS THE SCENE ist, and Mrs, Alma Porter Terrell, solo accompanist. The Extends Thanks Sunday of an exciting; style show and coiffure extra FACULTY WISHES DR. CHARLES' H. WESLEY, PRESIDENT OF Central REGISTER YOUR CLUB NOW latter are teachers in the Columbus public schools. The Unique Embroidery Club. vaganza featuring Perita Bates of St. Ix>uis as guest The public is invited to attend. State college, "Happy Birthday." From left to right: Dr. Wesley, Dean Lewis A. REGISTER YOUR CLUB WITH The Sentinel by filling in Inc., this week expressed thanks model, given by Chapter 4 of Ohio Ass'n of Beauti Jackson, "James Byrd, Dr. Ruth Hargrave, Mrs. Val Dora Faggett, Mrs. Arietta the blank below and returning it to The Ohio Sentinel, 690 E. Long "to our many friends for their cians. At left, Miss Bates, center, and prominent Co Johnson, Mrs. Matilda H. Wesley, Dr. Wesley's mother. Photo was taken in Dr. St., Box 629, Columbus 16. participation in helping to make Miss Turner Wesley's office last Monday. lumbus beauticians, pictured in theusual order, Jessie Gung-ho Raffle CLUB our bazaar a success." Part of Vinson. Melva Givens, Arthelia Logan and Geneva the proceeds from Uie event go Fleming. Right: Chatting informally at reception Party Honoree PRESIDENT'S NAME to make a happier Christmas The Gung-ho club held its an held in honor of Miss Bates at the home of Mrs. Emma ADDRESS PHONE for patients at Columbus State Cantet n club of Poindexter nual Thanksgiving raffle at the Most Heart Victims Can Still Work Mae Embrey are Ernestine Cansler, commentator for Center 'honored its president, hospital. home of Mr. and Mrs. Alexan SECRETARY'S OR the East High event, Miss Bates and Mrs. Embrey. Wilma Turner, with a surprise If you are stricken with a ing a heart attack the patient In a recent U.S. Dept. of Labor birthday party, last •week. der Guess, 709 Leonard av., Co- heart attack; you probably will must have complete rest. But study, 1840 cardiac workers REPORTER'S NAME *, Miss Turner received many ulmbus, Nov. 26. First prize be able to go back to work — initial restrictions are not tin- were compared with 3055 work ADDRESS PHONE ... often to the same job. changable rules. As his heart ers without heart disease on the lovely gifts and expressed grati winner of a turkey was Mrs. Typo of Clubt tude to the club and staff. Most cardiacs are not doomed friends, the cardiac usually is same types of jobs in over 50 Earl Morris, 623 Drexel av. Mrs. able to assume more and more different industries. There was There's Still Time A spokesman for the club said to lives of helpless invalids, ac Church Civic PTA Social * Althenia Vinson, 461 Graham st., cording to the Central Ohio activities. only a small difference in job the group is proud of Miss Turn performance between the two Auxiliary Charity * er both as president and for her won thc second prize award of Heart Ass'n. The great major A typical heart patient might .. lo order your gift photographs groups — and this was in favor \w participation in field and track. a ham. ity of people suffering heart at be advised to take it easy and of the cardiac worker. tacks recover to carry on nor relax. Following his doctor's v* Christmas. Cot tr mal business and social activi advice, he may take several Do employers who hire car "PIERCE'S XMAS ties. rest periods during his working diacs run a risk? Not if Uie Make It Plain Ministers' Body your shopping In hall tr Fear is often the greatest ob day. He tries to 'leave earlier worker is knovsjn to have an ab Cocktail food should be plain with this Gift Photo GIFT SPECIAL! Jsti ft* fit ktMtgt- stacle the cardiac has to,over for appointments instead of normal heart condition and has and practical; don't serve gooey Meets On Monday*} Special! Portraits' • One 8x10 in Color if come, the association points rushing at the last minute. He been placed on a job for which things, unless you're ready to taken in your home at • Four 5x7s in Sepia W out. Frequently a patient is ob gets to bed before 11 ond plays he \% physically qualified. The pick up your guests' dry clean Baptist Ministers Bible Lea no extra cost. • Six Billfolds a wonderful nine holes of golf on Saturday sooner thc cardiac gets back on tr sessed with fears ihat he will ing bills. Have lots of paper gue, 106 Lexington av., Colum We specialize In A Reg. $30.45 Value tr be a liability to society for the instead of 18. His life has not the tob, the better he'll feel and napkins around. Toothpicks, too. bus, .meets every Monday from dessert and rest of his life. stopped after his heart attack; the better he'll work, the heart PARTIES-WEDDINGS $ association states. 8 to 8 p. m- Motto A the group taai Only $15.95 • • • it simply has slowed down to a Deadline for club news ia " GROUPS tr more leisurely pace. is "The Bible is Our Guide." party treat ACTUALLY HEAftT disease Sunday 1 p. m. Rev. O. U. Gardner is presi wr is rarely a life sentence to bed Fewer than 15 out of 100 peo dent, Rev. H. H. Teague in ple who suffer heart • attacks or wheelchair, Central Ohio Buford's Guests structor and Rev. W. L. Lee PIERCE'S STUDIO Heart states. Generally follow- ("coronary .occlusions") die tr within a «ew weeks, thc heart Vhe Elmer Bufords, N. 22nd recording secretary. - 111 HAMILTON AVE.. ^ -. C A. 19847 st Mode Hosiery & association reports. Just a . .Columbus, had as- house -v Offer Expires Der. 19, 1957 * * small ., minority- i s disabled: guests over the Thanksgiving" STAR PEAR SALAD *T * LATTIMER'S Eight out of 10 who return to weekend their daughter Marga Lingerie Shop .Cheese, always a happy com work go back to their old jobs. ret, now a Detroit high school bination with'canned pears, is' * a * teacher; T. E. Humphrey and Latest.Shades In used here for attractive lunch Beauty Salon HOW CAN A PERSON with Miss Sataria Watson, also of the FALL HOSIERY eon salad also readily adaptable heart disease tell whether he Detroit school system; and Syl Full Line Of to dinner size. Arrange four 1126 N. 4th St. should work or not? Only a phy vester F. Clarke, chairman of Stretch Slipper Socks canned pears on bed of greens, AX. 9-7036 sician can give reliable a„dvlcc, the Dept of Dramatics, W. Vir and Scuffs round side down. Fill each hol Holiday states the heart association. He ginia State college. Mrs. Clrake Open Mon.-Thurs. 9:30 till 8 low with grated American will first discover the patient's and Miss Buford were co-work p. m. Friday 9:30 till 9 p ni cheese. Add crescents of avoca capacity to work, then learn ers at A-T college until recently. Saturday 9 a. m. till 10 p. tn. do to make a star shape. Snow what the physical demands of the job are. Much also depends PEARS WITH PORT WINE Balls on the patient's age, state of mind and motivation os well as Drain canned pears. To half his heart. of syrup, add an equal measure 73onfeflS Ice Cream... rolled in Coconut of port wine. Pour over pears Workers with heart disease, and let stand in refrigerator 2 Ml *a Hung lot hoMoy portiat ond according to Central Ohio Heart, hours before serving. (Formula obwartl toctt ','SnowboU" it o gancfowt bod of Bordan'i »pi>.»o k* atom, can do as well oa»the job as the courtesy of California Wine instil gomitmd wM> »«t«t rich cotonvt, end worker without Heart ailments. tute). •oppad «•**> v**a Mir. '*d txrieu ond a r*d co"dl« >Hot light). Sarvcd la o dorlaftaji room, 'rt'» o urnotwl And bait ot eA. n mon ne wort lor yew. Ml buy. l«fP •» your traaiar comportment, o«d »ar»a whan uaedrdl * HOUOAY SNOWBAUS FLOWERS ' **At* tm utmtmt aart— t»»pliH wW dm)**, mad jaaaSafc .Cal >M«i M r— , taraWi I** mtmrn tmtm, ar am him ta f mdm Asm tm y*a. lHorderis FOR ALL OCCASIONS
CARNELLA HARRISON CA. 4-2745 Operator ' HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF DOZENS OF IMPORTED hand-finished dec BORDEN'S Free Citywide Delivery orator and serving trays just arrived at Murphy's Gift Shoppe for Christmas and Complete beauty ..service special gift-giving. Happy Christmas shopping can be yours after settling vour Evening appointments Christmas card selection with Murphy's Gift Shoppe, 1123 Atchesbn st.. Columbus. Tuea. thru Fri, 4-0 P M . BRYCE FLORISTS Christmas cards are available in a wide assortment of colors, sizes and styles. We M00RES&R0SS carry the Burgoyne and Hampton lines of Christmas cards which may 'be found Sat. 0 A. M. to 7 P. M. 1917 Joyce Ave. (Ice Cream Division) CA. 1-5121 709 E. LONG ST. COLUMBUS only in the better shops. Orders can be placed now for immediate delivery or per '' -1 AX. 3 7036 sonal visits can be made to this well stock ed, attractive neighborhood gift shop. Murphy's is open daily at 1123 Atcheson st. (just east of 20th st.) 8:30 a. m. to 10 p. m,,pr by calling CI. 8-3064.—Pd. Adv.
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p*****m*mV*Mtf2te^a I ORDER | JCHRISTMASJ 9 *9 POULTRY f 9 9 1 9 9 I HAMS Vhrufmot Troot ana) oil tha trimmln't...Ivory- 9 • hlng for your Chrlttmea calebrofion In on* iiop 9 on MM foodland Sp-clol*- Xuia toads, bovorogns, NOW! INDIAN MOTHERS CARRYING PAPOOSES ON THEIR backs In true In (•» amd that all-important oven-ready turkay... 9 »m • s* ** * dian fashion for special Thanksgiving program at Paxey's were, from left, Brenda Why not bole* yeme «ifrt Mmnm. Dalitlouj, and to 9 Smith,- Belinda Shelvin, Jennifer Granger, Sega Howell, Deborah Greason and 'w-o-day»... taa oor complota Una of baking lupplia*. 9 Cheryl Young. . 4««f««««»»»iV/ . IGA IGA INSTANT CUT CORN LIBBY'S DEEP BROWN 10-oz. i Pkg. 190 PLAYING LEADING ROLES IN SPECIAL COFFEE BAKED BEANS Thanksgiving program presented by Paxey's Play school were, from left, Deborah Sue Green, William IGA FROZEN ;Billy) Toler, Karen Brown. *|?990 FRENCH FRIES '£? 100 L Dime' WO0 ROSATI'S SILVER BAR IGA FANCY FRUIT GREEN PEAS COCKTAIL NEITHER COULD THESE LITTLE LASSIES RESIST BEING Indian moth ers. From left: Kirsten Scott, Rebecca Roberts, Robin Miller, Jacquline Shank and Georgette Keys. » 1 Rosati's Paxey's Continues "V" 100 Cant « Super Special! COPA BALLROOM Available for Private Parties, In Holiday Tradition Dances, Wedding Receptions IGA FANCY ISA FOOD MARKET IGA WHOLE KERNEL 60 $50 Weekdays $75 Weekends Paxey's Play.^achool irmtjnucs its tradition by, celebrating the holidays witb a program to make Christmas more • EQT Complete Information meaningful - Call CL. 2-1955 to children. APPLE SAUCE GOLDEN CORN EXTRA Helen Taylor, assistant su .»~ • ~' • pervisor of Paxey's, presented 1289 .MT. VERNON AVE. the pupils in an old fashion 1 STAMPS Thanksgiving program called Seethe AT CHAMPION "The Landing of the Pilgrims," "L" 100 For Every Purchase recently. tmm of 510.00 or Morel PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE Little girls of Class A and the "JEWELS" THURS.,, FRI. AND SAT., ONLY special class played the part of David Davies Old Smokehouse Indian mothers with their dolls OF SLICED BACON Ib. 55c playing the roles of papooses. David Davies Old Smokehouse All of the children of thc school will participate in a FASHION (SHOP TH "Christmas Sing" at St. Paul (ALLIES Ib. 39c AME, Sunday, EJec. 15, 4 p. m. MODEL FURS, JEWELRY Freshly and COLOGNE ... DURING Wee Wisdom choir and St 9 P.M. Paul's boys choir will also par GROUND BEEF Ib. 39c ticipate In this program. Mrs. TUES. fhru SAT. Evelyn DeLoache is general 3rd Sunday COLBY CHEESE Ib. 49c chairman. Seedless The public is invited. SUN. 9 'til 2 Series HON. 8 'lil 7 GRAPEFRUIT 6 (or 29c PEARS WITH SOUR CREAM Canned pear half, cut side up, IDAHO POTATOES 10 Ib. bag 69c with hollow filled with sour DEC. 15 6-8 P. M. Cello Packed ' cream and cube of mint Jelly. SAVE AT CLUB REGAL RED RADISHES pkg. 10c More than 60 voices sing A series or 2 tickets ing the ageless "Hallelujah" available now, only 2.50 We Give l.O.U. Stamps - Beer & Wine To Carryout Single Admissions CARL chorus from Mandel's "Mes $1.50 (At Door) STORE HOURS siah" at "SINGING FROM Ticket Information: . 19 N. NELSON RD. AT 589 E. MAIN ST. Mon.- THE SKY," Caldwell Tem CL. 8-9800 - «CL. 3-1353 BROAO ST. Sun. 9 A. M.- ple, Christmas 'morning, 5 P. M.: MOD.-Thurs. 9 Thurs. 8 A. M.-7 P. M.; BROWN'S A. M.-8 P. M.; Prl & Sat FrL k Sat. 9 A. M.-9 5:45 a. m. 9 A. M.-9 P. M. CL. 3-4220 P. M. Closed Sunday Club news deadline is Sunday for publication the fol lowing week: • 1289 Mf. Vernon Av.!
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DIAMOND Genuine ALL CARRYING CASES NEEDLES ALL-DIAMOND COL NEEDLES WALCO STATI-CLEAN We Do Not SCOTCH $ 95 Handle Polished MAGNETIC |&€? Anti-Static Record Spray $149 NOW 11 Needles TAPE 1200 Ft. Reg. , < HHHHH HOMI mi: •IBB •SH ••••mvip ••••••••^•(•••^•^••pHiPPBnBV^ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14.1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. 2—PAGE 15 pEa 2—PAGE 14 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1957 Seal Child Sugar Ray Robinson Walloped By Magazine BY TOMMY VIVENS [E CURRENT issue of Sport magazine takes a few solid Lemmon's Pharmacy Is No More... Now Under New Ownership punches at Sugar Ray Robinson, and the boxer emerges from r 1 the pages a badly bruised man. "His reputation as a grasping gladiator," says Sport, "has cost Robinson many friends. New It Spotlight On Sports looks as If lt'a going to cost him money, too," Author of the arti cle, Barney Nagler, goes on to give a history of how Sugar Ray N PRO FOOTBALL, the Browns of Cleveland are Eastern Divi has managed to have the game played by his rules throughout al I sion champs after an absence of one year. The championship most his entire career, and almost gloatingly predicts things will was settled in Pittsburgh as the Steclera handed the N. York be different when Robinson attempts to win the world middle Gianta a 21-10. defeat and even though the Browns lost Sunday to weight championship for the fifth time when he opposes Carmen the Detroit Lions the defeat had no bearing on the championship. Basilio in a 15.round title fight at Chicago stadium in February, . a a a The magazine does not attempt to hide its admiration of Robinson IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL, THE BUCKEYES ARE NOT as a fighter. Sport says it does not "reject the possibility that having It so good and troubles seem to be piling ap. Star half Robinson, the finest fighter of his time, may beat his recent con back Don Clark has relnjured a groin muscle and many of his queror. For Robinson, doing the Impossible simply takes a little teammates are coming ap with sprains and braises which are more time than doing the unexpected." the result of early injuries. However, knowing oar Backs, come N. Year's day they will be In perfect shape. So don't worry about the outcome. Maryland Sfale-Florida A-M In Blossom Classic LLAHASSEE, Fla.—Maryland State college and Florida A-M ON THE HIGH SCHOOL SCENE, CENTRAL HIGH HELD rmeet in the annual Orange Blossom Classic post-season foot Its annual sports recognition program. Conch Frank Howe ball game here Dec. 14. awarded varsity letters to Jerry Cook, Paul Barnes, Lloyd Gris- MONDAY HERALDED OFFICIAL OPENING of James Pharmacy (formerly Lemmon's), Mt. Vernon and Taylor avs., under new ton, Herb-Ragland, Harvey Street, Paul Jackson, Dave Trueedy, management. Occasion was celebrated throughout the day with free gifts, flowers for the ladies and other events. At left, E. Larry James, Kent Banburg, Charles McCargish, Walt Stewart, Gordon Harris, new owner, second from right, and Mrs. James, third from right, line up for photo with staff.members, from left, Malcolm (Sonny) Gentry, George Henry, Otis Glover, Henry Hairston, Bill Pcnick, Jerry Phyllis Waugh and LInel Austin. Right: Mrs. Henrietta Johnson, 1483 Mt. Vernon a v., receives a rose from Daisy Scales, James Pharmacy Robertson, Ed Newkirk, Fred Gray andMgrs. Jim Rilinger and sales clerk. At right is Mrs. Mae Howell, 297 Johnson st.—Staff Photos By Roosevelt Carter. Douglas Boggs. Reserve letters were awarded Jerry Strickler, Victor Hart, Phil Stobart, Mike Henson, John Hysell, Eddie Parks, Gerald McGee, Jim Arnold, Jim Dcmarest, Fred Pentello, Baron E. Larry James New Proprietor Rutledge, Steve Morgan, Ed Watson, Jim Van Skay, Eddie Tuck your ..*•* §3IVEfBETTERl er, Leon White, James Walton and Jim Williams. In cross coun Teenage"; try, letters were awarded Tom Simpson, Bob Simpson, Anthony Of Mt. Vernon-Taylor Pharmacy *. • Myles, Tom Morlan and Jim Demarcst. a-. :- Lemmon's Drug Store, located ed as a radio gunner in the air •for a • mm for many years on the south force during War II. 'i*hQdlttiQ* a west corner of Mt. Vemon and At one time he served as radio IN HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL THE TEAMS ARE Taylor' avs., Columbus, has • ... navigation Instructor under Col. looking good and It should be a real exciting season. East, Cen changed ownership. B. O. Davis, who commanded tral, North and West opened the season with victories: East 71, 1 The new proprietor is 34 year the 477th bomber crew, then Eastmoor 31; Central 78, Linden McKlnley 61; North 87, South CAU YOUR OHIO tEtl BUSINESS OFFICE if old E. Larry James, 180 Clif stationed at Lockbourne air 81; West-72, Aquinas 53. For Eastmoor, Little Hall was high S ton ct., and the new name of the base. point man with 12 points and All-City guard Mel Nowell led East business is James Pharmacy. James completed his air force with 19. Linden McKinley's Bowman led his mates in the points A 1954 graduate of College of service InliUB and was honorably department with 15, while Central's John Gatewood racked up Pharmacy at Ohio State univer discharged as a master ser 15. North's Doughty scored 19 bat his point spree was over sity, James purchased the store geant. shadowed by Wherry's sharpshooting, bitting for 32 points. a month ago. On Dec. 2 the James is a member of Union Soutfa's Ken Fowler seems to be op te his old tricks again, scor hftlM Jacksonville, Flav born drug Grove Baptist and the NAACP. ing 38 points for the Bulldogs. It looks as if it's going to be a gist held official opening of his He is married and the father of real battle for Individual scoring honors among the high school new business. two children, 'Carol, 0, and Law eager* . . . Congratulations to East High's Sandy Martin who * ALTHOUGH JENNIFER rence, 18 months. • • • was chosen to play in the annual high school All-Star game at BOTIMER, Ohio's 1958 Eas, FROM 2 P.M. UNTIL closing Canton. He will be one of the players on tbe Sooth's squad. A ter seal child, will never be time, Dr. James and his staff t better player could not have deserved It more. able to climb stairs like oth extended warm greetings to new 69 Patients Helped er 5 year olds, she gets the customers and spectators. — Sixty-nine Franklin county po same thrill of accomplish During those hours, every wo lio patients were assisted by ment from sliding down as man customer was given a beau Franklin county chapter of Nat'I. ON THE RECREATION SCENE—Basketball is going full other kids. tiful rose, the men received ci Foundation for Infantile Paraly last at Beatty Center with 32 teams participating in league play, gars and there were balloons for sis during October. aese teams range in age from 7 to 20. Athletic Dir. Fred Patter- ALL REPRESENTED the kiddies. an has revamped his Biddy and Jr. Basketball, leagues as. a re- TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Each • • •' ENJOY BROADWAY HITS alt of post cards sent out to youngsters inquiring whether or not of- the seven schools and coK "AFTER COMPLETING ele 'Tbe theatre season-will be .in ley were participating bva basketball program. • Seventy.-eight leges and the- .vocational- and mentary and hig"h school at Jack full sv.-injj in N. York." We can't qys responded and were eager to play. Leaders In the various technical institute af Florida <\o\]^ all see the plays we'd like to on sonville, he attended Johnson C. leagues' scoring are'. Tuesday League: Jimmy-Burton, 53; Cal- A;M univcrsity..have representa Smith university at Charlotte, Broadway, but we can enjoy tvin Ferguson, 37; Richard Kcndrick, 31; Fred Turner, 30; Jimmy tives in the faculty Senate. N.C. Between his tenure at JCS reading plays available at the [McKinnorn, 22, and J. Smith, 22. In the Wednesday League: N. and enrollment at OSU, he serv public library. [Clark, Comets, 25; R. Bostic, 7 Stars, 21; R. Young, 7 Stars, 18; ;D. Lee, 7 Stars, 18; A. McFinnis, Comets, 17; J. Wooden, Indians. 14. Intermediate League: A. Pannell of the AU^Stars, 71, followed MfcL by P. Mitchell, 44; Dickie Kendrick, Spartans, 37; Walter Gravely, BELL \s*+*\ O EE Martha Mason "' * Spartans, 35; Wilson Waderker, Richmen, 33, and I. Burks, Dukes, 33 . . . Beatty boxing team is getting ready for the Golden Gloves 4ADI0 & TELEVISION in Zanesville in January. Coach Ed Williams is determined to get his boxers in shape for the tourney. Last year the team missed 1068 MT. VERNON AVE out on the team trophy by just one point. All boxers are urged to (1 Door EasTof Town k report to Mr. Williams if they intend to participate in the Zanes Everybody loves electric gifts 'cause they give so Country Cameo Theatre) much pleasure . . keep on giving long after the ... at COHAGAN ville Golden Gloves . . . Adults are urged to stay fit by participat 'A Brand New Thrill" holidays. Portable TV, automatic fry pans, electric ing in a co-educational program on Friday nights at Beatty in n —Roy Hamilton 9 Not even Santa, himself, has a wider, blankets and dozens more electric gifts are waiting volleyball, badminton and basketball. "i fl "Jeannle, I Dream of It's different—distinctive—a "natural," if we evor saw one! now at your 'electric appliance dealer's. See him Lilac Tint"—Earl Bostic 9 more wonderful selection of Christmas fl "I Wonder" Perfectly proportioned . . . level-topped . . . with a smart new soon. "inner circle" crease around the crown. Flattering to men of A gifts than we do I You'll find it's easy MARTHA —B. B. (Blues Boy) King I PROMISED LAST WEEK TO CALL TO THE attention ("I "I Want You To Know the all ages... perfectly at home in casual or executive get togethers. 9 to solve all your shopping problems MASON, ot the community various businessmen,and merchants.contrib Big Beat"—Fats Domino If you want more than "just another hat"... but a hat that's a fi , , " Saleswoman uting to recreation. This prompts me to present a very oat- n "Soft"—Bill Doggett tonic to your appearance, this BQ ISS2 ^fl&)ft * here, because there are so many gala gifts to choose standing gentleman who Is doing a great Job not only In promot f~l "Whe n Day Is Done" new Adam is for you! rt'vi •JC**' £ from. We have something to please every member of —Jimmy Scott L\C\UCIL 7 the family ... at prices to please you1 ing recreation, but Is heading up a community organization (1 "Love For Sale" f 9 whose job it is to improve the community In all ways. I would —Lloyd Green Light up your horn* (or ih« like to salute Mr. Amos II. Lynch, director of advertising of The n "Sweet Georgia Brown" —The Coasters holidays. A ocw free book thowi • Hardware Ohio Sentinel and executive secretary of the Mt. Venfon Av. you bow. Send the coupon to Appliances DlsJ, Improvement Ass'n. Mr. Lynch is always at the disposal f-J "The Key to My v Kingdom" fywtm dM Electric Company BOW (or • Kltcbenware your copy of NEW WAYS TO Sporting Goods of recreation workers to help them In whatever problems arise. —B. B. (Blues Boy) King SAV MERRY CHRISTMAS • Toys, Etc. I have been told that Mr. Lynch has often gone oat on a limb to n "I"Need You So" tailoring & clothing company wrm DECORATIVE assist the youth of the community, in such as the Little League . —-B. B. (Blues Boy) King 966-68 Mt. Vemoa. Ave. The Complete Menswear Shop L1GRTINO baseball program, the annual Golden Age Christmas party for COMPLETE LINE OF J COME ON OUT AND ASK FOR MARTHA MASON AT those 60 and over. It is hard to put into words just how helpful RECORDS. TELEVISION FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE this gentleman has been In promoting the cause of recreation. Vmek 'Seat Ot MOM". INJO-7: W pm Suodty. WLW-C Ch. 4 tm TV WnDm^' |2. ,0 ^ d4lly WBNS-TV Ch. If & RADIOS COHAGAN V2J, BE. 5-3404 So to yon, Mr. Lynch, keep ap the good work. We know that CL 2-7181 9 4000 E. Broad St. Open Daily 8-9 D even though you are in the' background those that are in the field appreciate jour efforts. Seles end Senriotv-**-- PATRONIZE OHIO SENTINEL ADVERTISERS J No. 2 Store: 1103 E. Livingston Ave. CL. 2-3121 $ READ OHIO SENTINEL ADS ?••?* • ><*• ft aMaWwawMiMBiMAiiiimilH | m |||| || |JH*• j I lllli lllll Ii 111 III f' •M \sjgCVt—PAGE H THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. DECEMBER ,14. 1957 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14.19S7, THE OHIO SENTINEL SEC. 2—PAGE 7 TODAYS YOUTH PROGRAM BITS FROM BEATTY 'Well, Leslie Jf's This Way... Tomorrow* Men and Women Adult Class To Present mmm HEIGHTS SOUTH HIGH Latin American Dance Party m II im • II W\\ \\\m WsMmf^m By KAY HANDLE Bulldogs Have GALA AFFAIR is being planned in the auditorium at School Is Turned Into A Beatty, Friday, Dec. IS, when the adult Latin Ameri 1 Winning Season can dance class presents a Latin American dance party. Latin American costumes will be worn to blend in with the •LittleJJnited Nations By WANDA WHITE The fighting South High Bull colorful decorations. • By ETHEL JONES Dogs footbaU team had a terrific The refreshments committee, RANKLIN HTS. school became a little United Nations season this year compared with headed bv^Mrs. Dorothy Byrd Wednesday a group of the girls F last Monday with the visitation of a group of foreign previous records. They won 6, and co-workers Mrs, Virginia taking cooking in the various secondary teachers. This delegation.of teachers represent lost 2 snd tied one. They won 0, Williams, Betty Roddy, Betty high schools such as East and Every thing Goes! Everybody Saves! ed Malaya, Korea, India, Portugal, Mexico, Holland, Bel had its best record since 1939 Marshall and Mary Mikes, has South, and not to leave out dear "GEE, MR. CLOWN, WHAT MAKES YOUR gium and Italy. when they also tied for second planned a menu to go with the old Central, -conduct cooking nose so round I" "Well,,Leslie, it happened that one This Opportunity Calls for Action The group will be in the U. S. place. South was predicted by occasion. Those who have made classes, for 12 little girls ranging day ..." and so Flippo the clown entertained Leslie for a year to survey and study with the final decision left te several spostswriters to win the reservations are Edward .Car in age from 7 to 12. It's quite a Wheatley and other children at Milo Elementary the American educational sys the Fine Arts Gallery. championship this year. In all ter, Ilm Carmen, Mr. and Mrs. sight to see these kids coming in school, last week. Flippo appeared under auspices of Every suit is from our regular stock, marked tem. At present the delegation probability they could have been Roger Williams, Melvin Cherry, • • •- with their little aprons and set Milo PTA.—Staff Photo By Roosevelt Carter. way down from the original price tag. Come are guests of Ohio State univer OUR GIRL OF THE month just as right as they were wrong Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roddy, Lo ting up the kitchen with chair* because the Bulldogs had what sity, and are making visitations also holds another honor. She renzo Miller, Vern Barkstall, for their instruction period be 'see the tremendous array of patterns, styles, of schools located in Ohio. Leav it took but just couldn't get the Vernon and Betty Roddy, Ken fore the girls get there. At pres was Franklin ^fts. homecoming ball rolling. This is thc last sea colors . . . the rich luxurious fabrics. Oarner ing Ohio, the 23 delegates will football queen. This brown neth and Dell Roddy, Lu'cien ent they are learning to prepare Former East High Student son for several of the first string Wright, Leon Wright, Helen Fin- be assigned to various states to haired, blue eyed junior is Dixie a full course breakfast along boys, but there will be boys com ley, Lottie McCoy, Bob Truss, the suit buy of a lifetime! study and observe schools LaRue. She takes active part /With table manners. Members throughout the U. S. After in ing up to fill the vacancies next Mf and Mrs. R. Williams, Dave on the annual staff and Tri Hi-Y of the class are Louise Frank tensive study of our schools, the year. We do hope that they do Perkins, Bettye Marshall, Mel- clubs. Dixie was born Oct. 13, as fine a job as was done by lin, Brenda Sullivan, Sandra Makes The Grade As WAVE delegates will meet and sum ba and Frank Crews, Dorothy Dunston, Patricia Jones, Grace VALUES TO *75°°. 1WI. She is the oldest child of the boys this year. Those who and Wesley Cardwcll, George Katherine . A*nnette Solomon, daughter of Mrs. marize their findings and return will not be back next year are Obey, Marva Humphries, San to their positions as high school her family. "You Send Me" is Marshall, Mary Miles and Jose Rosie L. Davis, 86*N. Ohio av., Columbus, has completed $3450 her favorite song, played by her Alan Weinberg, D. Henkel. Dave dra Banks and Lenora James. teachers and principals in their Vargo, Hal Ward, Bill Rich, John phine Smith. It is expected that nine weeks of recruit training at U. S. Naval Training Cen respective countries. favorite disc jockey, Dr. Bop. 30 additional couples will attend. ter, Bainbridge, Md. • • • Foster, Jerry Hili and Jerry Barder. • Tho class is under direction of EAST HI6H The Columbus WAVE, a grad $4450 Conversational range was var MELVIN DOUGLAS COX Miss Catherine Wiley, dance in uate of East High, will spend a ied at the luncheon tables. Sev was picked as boy of the * • • structor at Beatty, and the 14 day leave with her mother eral from, the warmer countries month. Doug was born in Ft. SPUTNICK MADE news at group has been -given instruc (agers Off before reporting to San Diego, were very thrilled by the frosty Worth. Tex., June tt, 1941. He . Beatty Center when thc Bopettes tions In various Latin American Cal., for Dental Technician None Higher Than autumn weather, while others attended Circle Pk. and J. P. club held its "Blast From Outer dances. school training. chilled In their thin summer Elder schools In Texas and Space" dance. There was noL And Running Seaman's Apprentice Solo $ 50 suits. The group, critical of West High and W. Franklin dog in the spare ship, made of] mon successfully completed the corrugated cardboard, yet Sput- The group will put Into effect 49 American entertainment forms. before coming to Franklin Hts. Friday the 13th what they have East High Tigers in their first transition from civilian to mili mainly TV and movies, found nick was the name chosen for outing defeated Eastmoor War tary life which included instruc His favorite food is shrimp. the rocket suspended from the been learning tho past two lack of concerts, ballet, operas He seems to enjoy English months. riors in an exciting but out tion in naval, orientation, naval HURRY, HURRY FOR BEST SELECTIONS! and - art appreciation. They ceiling with a vapor of white classed game. Our boys showed history, military benrlng, mili best of all his subjects. Dong's cotton. To add more atmosphere • • • were amazed by our mass edu favorite sport is football and the form of champions, espec tary drill, ships, and aircraft, cational technique and appre glittering stats and planets were THE NEW FAD AT Beatty ially All- City guard Mel Nowell he plans to be a coach. He hanging from outer space. Dr. navy jobs and training and citi ciated our excellent school fa among teenagers is not rock who led the Tigers with 19 points, zenship. wishes to go to Texas Chris Bop was on the scene with his and roll but can you Cha Cha cilities. The visitors were Mr feam-mate Dave Vines chipped The Columbus WAVE enlisted ~*\ •-/•-•: m tian university. record machine and 450 teen Cha? The new Interest started in 11 points. Terry Hall, small I Nutela Strammiello. Italy; Mr. for four years. agers danced to their favorite a few weeks ago when dance est man on the coust,. led East SEAMAN SOLOMON Luis Manuel Sevilla, Mexico; records. During intermission WtkjklAeY< Mr. Young Wee Park, Korea; Instructor Miss Catherine Wi moor with 12 points. East's de the Bopettes served refresh fense held Eastmoor without a I Mr. Soli Pavri, India; Miss Anna ley opened her dance classes Cubs Trample ments to this enthusiastic crowd fielder until midway in the third Fashion Display Held . More Than 100 At t Maria Fonseca. Portugal; Ad on Wednesday .nights to teen and the Imperials sang many agers and the demand was so quarter and at halftime East •m - . "--• 9 rian Lucieer, Netherlands; Mr songs featuring their latest re Al Recreation Center Basketball Clinic great the class was forced to held a 40-3 lead. Members of Man Sau Lai, Singapore, and St. Charles 5 cording. The Bopettes were ap the squud are Rod Morgan, Mar- Over 100 spectators enjoyed Mr.. Charles Bayers, Belgium. plauded for having one of thc close after the first week. Teens at Pilgrim school were Franklin Jr. ..High defeated St. Over 65. teenagers are now zcllius Wilson, Sandy Martin, encouraged last Thursday to put an interesting basketball clinic; ALL* WOOL * best dances this season, not only Mel Nowell, RoberfGriffin, Ber Charles Thursday, 41-14. The taking Instructions. Don't be forth more effort with their own at Pilgrim Recreation Center for cooperation and participation nard Cherry, Dave Vines, Les All-While HTDf DDFFEY.DF Frank Cubs jumped to a £4-3 first quar surprised kids If you find your last Saturday. - .. but planning and* execution. lie Bridges, Dennis Gullick and • clubs for good grooming and lin Ht*.. Was one of the- win ter lead, thciTcoasted to victory. self taking -dance Instructions better conduct when members Coach- Jackie^Moore and his SPORT COATS! ners ef the 15-18 year 'old Much' credit goes to Mrs. Po P014I Humphrey. -Keep up th» Broadloom St. Charles' Cardinals were in In the gym at Beatty~for the good work boys! of Gayteens clubs of Beatty East High Tigers were all on group to be awarded scholar well, originator and advisor, auditorium l> certainly too experienced and were unable to • • • • Center'appeared as guest enter? hand to give the eritbused young ships to Columbus Art Gallery penetrate the Cubs' zone de Miss Bettye Patterson, staff ad small, especially lf the de spectators a bird's eye view of You can't miss visor, and Donald Palmer, as tnihers for Pilgrim's Thursduy . '25 - '35 of the Fine Arts, Thirty-one fense. mand continues to grow. So MEMBERS OF THE popu just what happened to East with white dress sistant advisor. Members of the night teen dance. winners were chosen from hats off to Miss Wiley. Rock lar East nigh band have set moor, which suffered a 71-31 set Blazers, Ivy shirts, because Leroy Anderson was the big Bopettes, Nevelle Moss, presi Beatty clubs appearing in a every man can al some 490 contestants in Frank and roll has been here too up a campaign of selling can back at the hands of the Tigers gun for Franklin, scoring 24 dent; Nella R, McMahon, vice display of fashion.and grooming ways use MORE! lin county. Contestants were points. John Clifton, Forrest long. , dy, hoping to sell 3120 bars to the previous night. League. All president; Joan Powell,, secre were the Originals, represented first selected by art, teachers Harris and Alonzo Walker star raise $500 to purchase new tary; Rita Kearney, treasurer; * • • by Becky Justice, Sharon Mc- Tigers on hand to demonstrate this year's styles. of their respective schools red on defense. equipment and uniforms for Diana Marshall, sergeant-at- IT IS A PLEASURE to see my band members and majorettes. Queary and Yvonne Smith; shots, wainiup exercises, piv $195 arms; Ruth Williamson, chap club members' and friends tak Tbe candy -Is being sold in Gamma Tau sorority, Virginia ots, proper defense, rebounding i lain, Constance Lemur, Donna Now Only $1J50 ing Buch an Interest in young shipping centers, door-todoor Dimmy, Judy Edmonds and and a short scrimmage were Seward. Mazio Heard, Shirley children at Beatty, especially in and to bhsiness establishments Bernard Cherry, Leslie Bridges, Complete slse POSIR'S Carpenter and Phyllis Miniford. Dcde Smith; Ambassadors, the kitchen. Every Monday and ' throughout the community. Charles Frye, Robert Ferguson, Larry Jones, Capt. Mel Nowell, range In all collar styles Each band member has been Charles Walker, Lawrence Mar Rod Morgan, Bob Griffin, Mar- assigned a quota. All band tin, Raymond Henry, Cecil zellius Wilson, Gail Stuart. • UUfWlfK 3 BRAND NEW '57 CHEVROLET members arc saying, "We are Douglas, Robert Williams, Fred David Vines and Sandy Mar CULTURES • STRAIGHTENS AND determined to * complete this dy Holt. tin Weren't able to be on hand campaign in 10. days so we There are openings at Pil because of Saturday employ can have our new equipment i SHOES PRIVATE EYE I LEATHER ? grim for boys and girls in Gay- ment. ugar Ray Robinson and uniforms this year". So 9 again; all of you loyal alumni teen clubs, which meet every Odd Lots TRENCH C0A1S TRENCH COATS * 19 '57 CHEVROLET Wednesday evening. Gayteens 9 Were $9.95 and supporters, let's give these 9 S "It's a Knockout" hard worllng boys and girls a are under direction of Mrs. 15 Fisk Students Named Merry Christmas by helping Eunice Wood. An adult class in 9 NOW '6.50 PR JUST '16.95 W° Demonstrators them reach their goal. slymnastics is also held on Wed To 'Who's Who' Roster m i*\rn «-«*. 1 -—» I -,- nesday evenings. , %*KtKtK*K*KrM*M*'itoK*HtK*^<*»t**e**ti't,M****tiH**i*H*******'**H*i*fH> Most Models Including Wagons * • • • NASHVILLE. — Fifteen stu SAVE UP TO $1000 NEWS AROUND OSU — Mrs. dents at Fisk university have P. Patterson of Michigan and Boychoir Program been named to the pages of 36 MONTHS TO PAY Mr. E. Wilson of Columbua were "Who's Who in American Uni announced winners of $, rl and versities and Colleges." PAUL DAVIES boy cashmere sweater and Pork Af Centenary Church fyenwwi, tailoring & clothing company er pen and pencil set awarded The City Boychoir, directed — ttajks process by Pyramids Pledge club of Del* by Hoyt Jones, will render a INSIST ON POSMR'S PROCESS /CHEVROLET ta Sigma^ Theta, Epsilon chap Autumn Enrollment The Complete Mensrwear Shop ter, at OSU. The Deltas gave Christmas program at Ccntcn- AT VOUR fAVOWTI BARBIR SHOP. An autumn quarter enrollment their annual Christmas party a* *ory Methodist Sunday, Dec. 15, drug store* and coimetlc ceunlsrT 390 E. Broad St. CA. 8-5581 Lane Asking and a fine time was at 3:15 p. m. The public is in of 22,615 at Ohio State university 966-68 MT.-VERNON AVE. FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE had by all. vited to attend. An offering will was announced in a report from be taken. , the offic* of the registrar. - •IHtaRBSHEf&BttB)BHeS«aBSl SATURDAY, DECEMBER'14,1957 THE OHIO 8ENTLNEL 8EC. 2—PAGE 19 JEC. 2—PAGE 18 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1957 Sport Forecasts Alt-America Cagers J NCE AGAIN, Sport magazine goes oat en a limb to pick a O preseason All-America basketball team. WiU Chamberlain INDUSTRIAL BRIEFS snd "Gay Rodgers top a supporting east that Sport feels makes the lf>57-58 squad one of the strongest ever picked. "For scor By Frank Wilkerson ing punch, rebounding- potential and ball-handling skill," says Sport, this year's dub hi probably unmatched hy an previous Director ol industrial Relations, Columbus Urban League collection ef all-stars." Here's the first team: Wilt Chamber* i/lmusements lain, Kansas; Barney Cable, Bradley; Elgin Baylor, Seattle; EDITED BY EDDIE JAY COLSTON Gay Rodgers, Temple; Frank Howard, Ohio State. Second ':• ". .' To List Your Attraction or Service Telephone CLearbrook 3-1206 C PL ST ON,'* HE BETTER Business Bu the homemaker makes on the j lar product, contact the Better team: Jimmy Smith, Steubenville; Boh Boozer, Kansas State; Archie Dees, Indiana; Johnny Lee, Yale; Don Hennon, Pitts • •-•v^v ui6HT.BEAT .•'!••• : T reau can help you! machine. Business Bureau because they Housewives usually get excit burgh. Third team: Hubert Reed, Oklahoma City; Cal Ram F I WERE TO VOICE MY OPINION I'd say that the good feel According ta ths Better Busi can help you. ed when a sales person knocks sey, NYU; Temple Tucker, Rice; HARUM MAGICIANS FUNSIER ing of a long absence from our desk slowly ebbs as we face our ness Bureau, the truth of the I on their door and asks. "Would Af The Grand hungry typewriter waiting for us to feed it news copy and enough matter is as follows: V--- " • you like to earn money in your ^%9mWm\*\\t^ work to floor sn elephant. I'm not really lazy. I'm Just like the • The company had no bome during your spare timeT" rest of our working press, we are all pleased with our jobs.. It's employment te offer. The Wheeler Became Cage The answer is usually yea. real purpose was to sell ma the work we don't like. But, be that as it may, we have a column to pen so why not start with . . . A f«w months ago, a repre chines. . sentative of a knitwear com • In most esses the com pany does not bay hack gar t INSIDE staff tn the ion Thomas organ combe. pany called my wife, Helen, and Comedian By Accident asked her if she would like to ments knitted by the home- Bronzevllle—Met the fab , . . Looker Alberta Wimbley. r eam money at home during her maker. There is no guaran LAS VEGAS. — Are basketball comedians, those ulous Roth Harris, in from cashier and check room atten spare time. Her answer was teed income. wonderfully funny athletic showmen who keep your ribs Chtcago tat a weekend In dant at the Flve-O-Deuce, Is yes. When X came home that • • • tickled while they cavort on the court, born to their pro B'viile. Ruth says she has sporting a flame tinted (nh afternoon, I waa informed ot this ADVICE TO THE housewife: fession—or are they made? ditched the fast life for one of huh, red) coiffure. Looks In the opinion ot Sam Wheel telephone call and waa told that Before buying always ask your peace and tranquility. She good, too . . . LAB's MaJ. the representative of a knitwear self the following questions: er, the Harlem Magicians' has discovered a cold mine la Star, the answer Is: "Beth." "Al" Downing, the Jassy User, company had arranged an ap • Caa I afford this prod- the Windy City by managing has purchased that Hammond pointment with her for the fol actt Explaining his answer, Wheel the washroom concessions In •& organ as he has been threaten lowing week. • De I have a genuine need er said: "You can't deny that the plush Chez Paree nltery ing to do for the past few I suggested that she follow for this product? some people are born with tal and the famous Conrad-Hilton years . . . Our political writer, through with the interview, but • Has the company posted ents mat others acquire. For hotel . . . Soulful chlrpcr Nan some, it comes easy. For oth John Combs, says, "A candi under no conditions sign any a tecurlty bond, or other se cy Wilson, after an impressive thing or to commit herself for curities? ers, it takes hard work. No one engagement at the 502 with date is a politician who stands ever could create a baseball any of this work. Her appoint Also i big Jim Allen's awlngsters, re for what he thinks people will funny man like Satchel Paige, fall for." ment was never held—the Co • Talk to others who have I turns this wtek for a stint with bought ths product. WARNER BROTHERS' for example. But a boy with lumbus Better Business Bureau,' adequate physcial gifts could Inc., had Investigated end found • Investigate haying ma "Jamboree," starring Fats OTBICTLY FROM AN OBSERVATION POINT—N. Yorker Eva make himself into a great pitch that this company represented chine products ea a trial ba : Domino and a galaxy of oth •J Boone and "Shorty" Stephens were a peachy looking pair - er. a new scheme in Columbus, sis. er rock 'n' roll names, open making the night rounds last week . . . Most of B'ville's prominent a a a • Check to see If the prod ed at RKO-Grat.d theatre in "The same goes for us. In my clubs and organizations are holding their weekly meetings at the case, I never intended to be THE SCHEME WAS an at uct dees the things that it Is downtown Columbus Wed Belmont. On any given night you can find some of the town's guaranteed to do. come a basketball comedian. I most noted folks on the scene . . . Seems there's a shade of hon tempt to bait ths housewife to nesday ot this week, dated • Never sign any paper discovered this new career quite esty along the nighlbeat. Barrister Franklin Whittaker dropped a tarn money at home and then through Dec. 17. Other top that has not been completely by accident." hundred dollar note end It was returned to him before he missed attempt to sign her for an ex ;. names in the cast include filled eat. Be sure to get a - • • • It... Maybe I'd better duck when I type this, but eVen with all of pensive knitting machine. It Count Basie, Jerry Lee MARQUES BAYNES copy ef the contract papers ACCORDING TO WHEELER, the great musical artists on its program the "Seven Lively Arts" was learned that this Columbus Lewis, Buddy Knox, Four for your own records. when he snd Marques Hay net, playing for another club, they died on last Sunday's WBNS-TV show. It was an overdose of company was selling a German Coins. Whenever you are in doubt founder of the Magicians, were used to room together. Dixieland music and blues . . . Doctor's receptionist Dorothy Cruz, made knitting machine on a with the vanilla chocolate fudge hairdo, and nurse Jean Brooks proposition to buy back what about a company or a partlcu- While watching Marques per CHICKEN # SKA FOODS t> STEAKS • CHOPS are followers of the Mambo, Cha Cha dance craze. They braved COCKTAILS • WHISKEY • BEER fect his balihandling tricks, Sam last Wednesday's stormy weather for instructions at Club Regal. became interested and invented Jean is a former dancer . . . Orch leader and swingin' tenor sax a few routines of his own. Work man Carl Cowan was in {own looking over the location spots for ing with Marques in their spare an engagement in the very near future. Carl and his progressive time, he perfected them. When Dayton crew were a sensation at the Macon a few years ago. It's Showtime at TheV the owner of the team found out about Sam's new talent, he let HAT HAPPENED! — Just him put on his own show. be. Another club owner stated W how flexible can the that he had cut his service 736 E. LONG ST. at HAMILTON ^VE. Now in his 12th year as a pro, treatment of entertainment be staff to a minimum snd was although he is only 31, Sam has in Bronzerllle remains te be ready to go behind tbe bar been both showman and basket seen. A few short months ago himself If necessary. Still 772 e. LONG. ST. ball star*exsr since. » • club owners were loaded down another plash spot will only carting the week's take te the Presents For Vpur Entertainment PlewruM • open Its doors for club dance Today, he is the No. 1 comic bank. Now they are making man with .the Magicians, whom Dec* 12-13-14-18 that same trip only te with rentals. Several promoters MARTY MELLMAN S he joined as a part owner this hsve curtailed their activities VEEJAY year. draw the "green stuff" ia or der to keep their doors open. until after the first of the RECORDING ARTIST Although his talent Is mostly For example, one club that year. If the Xraas-N. Year's acquired, or so he says. Sam is has the rep of booking nothing holiday period doesn't perk up. considered to be one of the fun but top attractions had less business a lot ot club owners PEE WEE 502 CLUB niest men in barnstorming bas than a dozen payees listening will be crying in their own to an expensive musical com ketball history. beer. 502 ST. CLAIR at LEONARD CRAYTON Haynes himself, who has NE GOOD TURN DESERVES ANOTHER—A king size thanks known Sara for many years, O to likable Sarkis Anthony who gifted us with a beautiful clock- his GUITAR and The OHIO SENTINEL 1 PRESENTING say« he is constantly being radio while we were bedded at St. Anthony a few weeks ago. winning style « amased "by the new gimmicks "Tony," who has thc jukebox concession in most of the East- Sara thinks up to entertain the side's leading nightclubs, bars and restaurants, also operates one Box 629 Columbus, Ohio f MERCURY RECORDING STAR of the most beautiful .and best stocked record marts in the mid PLUS 1690 E. LONG ST. fans." west at 3430 Indianola av. If you are a hi-fi bug or record collec tor by all means do your Christmas shopping at Anthony's Music The Swinging OHIO SENTINEL Co. He stocks the finest lines of hi-fi's and parts in the country. ' MAIL THIS Box 629, Columbos 16, Ohio PYTHIAN GRILL Speakers, amplifiers, turntables, tape recorders and the works. 869 Mt. Vernon Ave. Take advantage of Anthony's special Xmas sale. Bank rate terms GENE WALKER Send a one-year Christmas Gift Subscription to the JON THOMAS Beer - Wtne — Food available. COUPON person listed below. I enclose payment of $6.50. Hrs I A M 'til 1 A It COMBO Name ....' £ ILHOUETTES along amuse celebration for a guy who DANCING MON. THRU THURS. IN THE Address 9r S ment, row—The column's really deserves it . . . Speak BUM BUM ROOM TODAY 2 Organ Trio congratulations te my friend ing of celebr atloui, the City Zone .... State FREE! NO COVER! NO MINIMUM! \W Eddie Saunders, who cele George Schncks will celebrate Use additional sheet if you wish to send more than Southern Tea •Or brated his ninth year as Co 24 years of wedded blisb ret. HEAR DON PATTERSON ...And We'll Mail one Gift Subscription. lumbus' leading deejay last NO COVER! NO MINIMUM! 21 with the column's sincere In the Downstairs Musical Bar. Room week. Eddie received enough best wishes . My Name NIGHTLY—MON. THRU SAT. Ihe Sentinel All eteet y0»r Fri«»dt Here telegrams and cards to paper . .m . My Address ON WEEKDAYS! Chicken Dinners Every a large room. Climaxing Ed mm |TNTOL .NEXT columntirae Year! Sunday Home Fried Pie* City Zone .... State die Saunders week Western U remember that Eddie Jay 618 E. LONG ST. SUNDAYMATINEE 5-30ro?30 2^. Union set tip Its wire service says, "A fool and his money Home Cooked Pies for Eddie's anniversary greet don't make out ranch worst Mafinee Sunday 3:30 -6:30 P.M. i. Plate Lunches. ings direct to Eddie at WVKO than the average guy these Sandwiches m&g^ studies. A wonderful week's days^" tjffj **/ ».i,s/.r.'.r ttnpttn 1. 1 '^'.HiW..*—:-•-•• - —' ••.*.... '??,?r^ • iiniiHarrr •&& • v-V^- .... . •. • • . • "'.'-." -.'••• mmmWrnammmmWrnammaStaama SEC. 2—PAGE 20 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1957 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL 7PAGE H Dining Out... In Columbus Delia, Bucks Sullivan's Guests MISC. FOR SALE MISC. FOR SALE MISC. FOR SALE A* SUN HEADQUARTERS FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS 9Z • "Hill ii—ana SBB WANT ADS AP ARE EASY TO PEACE :•* AV s She deserves to eat out JUn'DIAE IB DISCOUNT SPECIALS » Why Buy Retail When Sun Guarantees Lowest Price On 2jr at least once a week] CL. 3-7416 mV Name-Brand Merchandise Or Your Money Bake A Courteous Want Ad Taker Will s REMINGTON Rollecfrlc PRIDE ELEC. HOOVER STEAM-DRY m What's mors ... taking ths Help You Word Your Ad. AV SHAVER MIXER Q IRON Uttis woman out to dine Want Ad Readers, Per Line .3.1 "£ (Count Five (5) Words Per Line) • REG. $17.95 REQ. $i7.er> 1 payi big dividends In ths MINIMUM CHARGE M s Display Want Ads, Per Inch $1.40 1 Sg95 V Love and Affection Depart DEADLINES Readers: Wednesday Noon. 5 ment. Reminds us of the old Display: Tuesday. S P. M. SUNS PRICK SUN'S PRICE restaurant wall motto« LEGAL NOTICE APTS., ROOMS FOR RENT 3-Spced Portable "EAT HERE AND KEEP Dorothy Hardy, whose last THREE-ROOM furnished apart 9 SAXONY RECORD PLAYER BROIL-QUICK known address is 1322 N. Wichi ment on S. Ohio Ave. Married & HAIR DRYER DEEP-FRY tfOUR WIFE FOR A PET!" ta, Harlingen, Texas, will take couple preferred. Will accept mO- REG. $29.95 notice that on Nov. 6. 1957, Wil one child. Call CL. 8-8728 be- "REG. $39.95 liam Hardy filed his petition in tween 5-10 p. m. ' SSe Reg. $14.95 the Common Pleas Court of EAST. Nice room, cooking and | $1695 $y88 Franklin County, Ohio, Division laundry. Preferably working ol Domestic Relations in Cause POPULAR SONG STYLIST DELLA REESE couple. CL. 3-2741. 9 SUN'S PRICE SUN'S PRICE Listen To Eddie Saunders 'Sermons and Songs' lines up alongside other guest artists who'll perform No. 90286, praying for a divorce from her on grounds of wilful FURNISHED apartments and sS Sun'» Price on "The Ed Sullivan Show," Ch. 10 in Columbua, Sun absence for more than one year rooms. Contact P. W. Cooper -- r - . g&m ..-iHtuiii iwinriwriiwii^—flfi 8ATURDAY, DECEMBER 14,1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 18 PAGE 12 THE OHIO 8ENTINEL SATURDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1W Hathway & Ferguson Real Estate COLUMBUS ILRESKS Excellent Service At ROOFING FUNERAL DIRECTORY be our Guest... JIMMY'S MARKET MIMIfft A FURNACE WORK Samuel D. Hooker PLUMBING 00. (Eight Year* WiU Mooney Chinese Hand Laundry & •73 Mt Veraea Ave. Sales - Management • Rental* CROSBY FUNERAL 4*1 ft. Mala SL Kroger'*) Colombo*, Ohio 768 ML Vernon Av*. HOME See the ALL NEW 1958 CoJnmbBJ, O. 672 MT. VERNON AVE. Dry Cleaning CL. 3-3414 CL. 3-4331 Col's CL. 8-3531 "Tho House of Friendly Btapalrlng aad ftesaodeunf One-Stop Laundry ft Dry Cleaning Service*' ' RES: BE. 1-180 CL 2-6274 Store Ne. 1 Store N*. * OFFICE: CA. 9-lSSS CehUBhus. Ohio 1072 E. Long St. '• Complete ttae af MS ML Veraea Av*. US E. Long SL BROOKS' AUTO EDWARD P. ZD7E CL. 2-1685 i CHEVROLET MEATS ft GROCERIES mtSmrm 8 A. M.4 P. M. Dally 7 A. M.g P. M. DaUy Bicycle Tire* and Supplies GOODWIN'S Bean: Mea. - Thar*. 1:18 tAi/«oar tisvic* CL. 3 429*. ELECTRIC SERVICE Sharpening ot Lawnmowers, C D. WHITE & SONS Visit Our Showroom NOW A. M. to 1:99 P. M.. Fri ft Repairing Generators, Scissor* and Knives FUNERAL HOME Frasb Fruits vegetable* KYVONIAS Grocer!** A Meats. Sat l:St A. M. to 8 P. M. COLUMBUS LAUNDRY Regulator*, Starter* AU Rinds ot Keys Made 1217 Mt. Vernon Ave. 878 E. Long St CL. 24429 1:29 A. PL la 11 Noon St DRY CLEANING STITCH ft SAVE SHOP 468 S. Washington Ave. Blayeies for Rent CL. 8-1514 MARION MAXT0N Prop. JAMES tl. FLOOD 906 ML Veraea Ave.. Col'*. O. Complete Dressmaking CA. 4-3654 14 Bear Servic* CL. 8-3380 • 90 S. OHIO AVE Columbos, Ohl* Service — Special Attention Colombo*, O. CHEVROLET, INC. 8AM toU.38P M. Family aad Bachelor Bundles BROOKS Drapes, Blanket*, Repair* ft Given Alteration* FUNERAL HOME INC 1 Days A Wee* Alterations Syvema Latham, Prop. 1108 E. Long SL 654 N. High St. Worthington TU. 5-5301 LUCY DEAN FLOR1NE RAMSEf. Mgr. Ida Latham, Dressmaker CL. 3-1411 WILLIAMS 309 E. Barthman Ave. (Rear) GROCERY C. L. RAMSEY. Prop. TIP-TOP CLEANERS PLAYSCHOOL HI. 3-5883 MORRIS' WILLIAMS & McNABB SAM'S SHOE STORE SAM'S DYE SHOP 487 N. GARFIELD AVE. S34 Wilson Ave. CL. 1-7775 MORTUARY, INC. New k Used Shoes k Clothing Shoe* Cleaned, Dyed Columbua, Ohio ONE DAf SERVICE Children Age* 2-10 ADDIE & JOSEPH FUNERAL HOME For the Entire Family er Repaired Anytime Groceries, Meat*. Cealecttee* Ftett Op aad Delivery 818 E. Long SL New Shoes (Special) $1.50 Samuel Dope, Prop. Manning Wiltlama. Prof. Transportation If Neeesa*ry CUTRATE STORE 878 Ml VERNON AVE. BURKS CL. 8-9521 958 Mt. Vernon Ave. 958 Mt. Vernon Ave. Hours t Colambus Ohio 6:30 A. M. — 8:30 P. M. SHINE PARLOR PROPRIETARY MEDICINE MRS. D. A. WHITTAKER MODERN MARKET City aad State Approved DELUXE Complete Fountain Service AND SONS. INC. CA. 4-9680 Columbos. O. 189 E. MAIN ST. 183 N. Warn St. CL. t«M LONG & GRANT t Mrs. Hannab Barnett, prep. DYKING ft SHINING FUNERAL HOME » Celatneus. Obi* 858 MT VERNON AVE. COSMETICS • MAGAZINES • HOSIERY 720 E. Long St MILLER'S FURNITURE STORE BEER St WINE L'acd Clothing Store CL. 8-9549 Complete Lin* of Used Furnltur • and Bog* TO CARRY OUT Wa aay and seU ladles aad MAC'S Full Insurance Coveiag* Th* Above i.wt includes Ranges, Refrigerator*, Washer*, Sewjng Machine* mea's ostd clothing. 8TOP AT 350 E. MAIN ST. CA. 4-0056 Members Ol Tbe Colombo* EAST TERMS FREE DELIVER! Cor. Long k Grant BODY FENDER & JEFF'S POOL ROOM BYRD & SON J. E. and IDA B. MORRIS, Props. Funeral Ass'n. Colamhos, O. WE BUT AND SELL MARTHA'S PAINT SHOP 1218 MT. VERNON AVE. AUTO UUNDRY •88 E. Gay St. . CL. 8-5258 Cigars, Candies and Ice Cold Pick-Up And Delivery ERNIE'S AUTO SERVICE 24 Hour Service MARKET SMITH* S Doe Mac four Body Man Soft Urtnk* 834 Cleveland Ave. CA. 4-70CJ Private Detective For All Columbua, O. C. JEFFERSON. Prep. Complete Service On All Makes of Cars Branches of Investigations Columbus Barber Shop Directory COR. PARSONS k FULTON CONFECTIONERY CAPITAL ~-r7rr-~^~', '••-.. • t i •,. ll;un v r. M 415 BUTTLES AVE. (REAR) . CA 1-7118 CL. texts. 1478 Granville SI. CL. 8-U88 Ernest W. Stewart, Prop. 18 Tears Practical Experience DETECTIVE AGENCY FRUITS VEGETAULES Colnmbos, Ohio Senlinel Recommended Beauty Salons Credit Arranged Through Certified Aotomobfle Servic* .Divorce Details - Shadowing THOMPSON BARBER SHOP MEATS BEER WINE Gn eerie*. Meats, Confections Patrol Cars Guard k Watchman Servic* (Formerly At Mt. Vernon k St. Clair Aves.) CARRYOUT Dally 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. ELIZABETH RANSOM and Locating Missing Persons 984 MT. VERNON AVENUE. Near 18th St. Open Dally 7:38 A.M. IJ P.M. ALMA DEWS. Props. FLAMINGO BEAUTY SHOP NEW FORD HOTEL NO. 2 430 N. Monroe Ave. SEVEN CHAIR 8HOP Sunday S A.M.-4 P.M. Complete Beauty Service — Hair Weaving Specialty Day: CL. 3-6782 Complete Barber Service , MARTHA E. GRADY. Mgr. 482« E. LONG ST. Tel. CA. 4-0421 Night: CL. 2-7521 • JOHNNIE MAE PUGH, Prop. Columbus, O. Men. Women and Children'* Hair .Cutting and Styling 1221 E. Long SL Open 9 A. M. - 9 P. M. CL. 2-S347 A Specialty Operator* Wanted Transient and Permanent Guests Welcome Ladle* Hair Bobbing, Scalp Treatment, Deluxe Facial* Ford Hotel No. 1 Still Operated at 179 North 6th SL WeU furnished, clean with Barbers: Isaiah Ha miter. Damon Lynch. Benny FUber. FEATHERSTONE'S MKT. MASON'S very modern hotel facilities. 459 N. IKTH 8T. CL Z-9S5S MRS. B. II. FORD, Proprietress CA. 1-3588 Wade Suber, Andrew Harris, Leonard Thomas, John Thompson OPTOMETRISTS ami Known from coast to coast for Coram bos. O JOHN rBOMPSON, Prop. JEWELERS FASHIONETTA BEAUTY BAR homelike atmosphere. Vegetable*. Meat* EYES EXAMINED 677 E. LONG ST. CA. 8-4M8 BEAUTY HEIGHT Groceries GLASSES FITTED RANSOM COAL & HAULING CO. COOPER'S TOURIST Complete Beauty Service 807 i.it. Vernon av. SUG'S Beer A Wine To Carry Out WATCH REPAIRING Oprs: Oertrnde MeElrey, Kathrrine OaaaeO, CL 31111 • CL. 3-5873 Good Ohio and West Virginia 6" Lump and Up 259 N. 17th SL CL. 3-5113 BROGSDALE'S Weekdays 8 AM. 18 t* M Reasonable Price* EUeea Stamps, Herbert Sellers, Winifred Wallace. Prompt Delivery on Any Amount Columbos, O. BARBER SHOP Sundays 8AM 8PM . Satisfaction Guaranteed Complete Beaaty Service Gladys Lucille Beeves. JAMES COOPER, Mgr. BARBER SHOP 675 E. LONG ST. Party supplies - Domestic VtA E. MAIN ST. CA. 4-54J6 No Appointment Necessary Baskets — \s Tons — Tons It Imported Champagnes Operators: Mabl* Browa, 821 E. LONG ST. BRANCH STORE . Yard Open Dally — 1 A,M. to 9 P.M. Complete Barber Servic* WE DELIVER T73 E. LONO ST. CA. 4-28M Aimed* Mlsenhetmer, Lela 883 N*. 20th St. " 'CL. 2-4041 Hav* Your White Shoes Dyed "Facial* and Scalp-Treatments Barbers: Sag Holman, IMA'S BEAUTY SHOP Hargrove, Mary Dnlaney, AT Lacy Ward A Specialty William E. Stewart Complete Beauty Service— Hair Styling and Scalp Treatment Clsra Rogers, Maaager SAM'S Prop. Ima Johnson, Opr*. Virginia Cole, . W.^J. Saber, Barber Warnle Lee Hensley SHINE PARLOR Complete Barber Service POPULAR BEERS THE HAWKINS 338 N. 20th St, Columbus, O. 58* SL Clair Aj*.„ CL 8-€08J „,Open Dally 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. JOHNSON'S AT • CLASSIC 65 N. MONROE AVE. CL. 3-4815- Prop., SAMUEL PENSON BARBER SHOP BEAUTY SALON". 'am C*l«a*b««, Okie - mk *-- „, - (338) — «, - <<1««> 824 E. 5th Ave.- We Welcome Old and New Patron* CARTER & SCOTT 935 ML Vernon CL. 84070 Men, Women and Children'* WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE ELOISE'S THE SISTERS' - Transient Guest Welcomed "*- " • Barbershop Hair Catting CITY DISTRIBUTING CO. Complete Beaaty Service For Quick Effective Results BEAUTY SHOPPE We Continue to Render the Same Excluiive, Use Ohio Sentinel Want Ad Yancy P. Carter (Formerly Hours: 7:30 A. M. 7:30 P.M. 660 E. Livingston Ave. . CL. 8-3364 BEAUTY SALON Charlie Mae Logan, Prop. Efficient Service) at Slade'* Barbershop) and Sat 7:30 A M. To 8 P. M. Open 10 A. M. To 8 P. M. Monday Thru Saturday Daily 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Operators: LoveU* Davie*, Service! G. A Scott, Barbers CLOSED WEDNESDAY With or Without Appointment VIOLA MITCHELL, Prop Leona Wade, Louise Smith, Daily 8-7 Sat. 8-8 IDA MAE SMITH. Operator 1234 Mt. Vernon Ave. • Exclusive Styling Margaret Long. Sarah Boyd, Helen Patrick, Esther Logan UN TOWN TOPICS AGE for FENCE WHALEY • Complete Beauty Service Complete Beauty Service Ida Mae Griffin. Travis Smallwood Market Appointment* 9 A.M -fl ? M BARBER SHOP Quality Meats • Groceries 7 Operators To Serve You Jackson CHAIN LINK BAX'S 309 Innls Ave. HI. 4-8715 ALUMINUM 614 E. LONG ST. Open Evenings and Sundays Eioise Hood, Prep., Jimmy Complete Barber Service 803 MT. VERNON AVE. CL. 2-W40 Hall. Beraice Potts, Florence ORNAMENTAL BARBER SHOP Barbers: WILLIAMS snd SMALLWOOD. Props. Vaughn, Rattle Merrill, •HOUSE of CLAMOVR WOOD FREE 653 HARRISON AVE. Irene Turner * Rutb Jooes JUST A MERE DELUXE FACIALS Helen Gibson, Rlecl Day ESTIMATES Mea, Women, Children's Beauty Salon 898 ML Vernon Ave. CL. 8-531) Halrcnttlng — Facials WILLIS WHALE*, Prop. 8«2 MT. VERNON AVE. THE COLUMBUS HOME LAUNDRY 315 N. 20th St. - CL. 2-3370 Complete Beauty Service TIME AND DRY CLEANERS CL. 8-2898 Complete Beauty Service Hair Sty ling—Hair Cutting A Specialty PAYMENTS Cleaners and Lauodarers of Quality and Distinction May* Dlgble, Sally PIERCE'S Nolan, Anna Flenard, Prop Mattie Warrea Turner PAUL'S OLYMP1A A One Stop Cleaning Service Operator*: Clara .Caldwell, BARBER SHOP AL Work Done At Our Plant Virginia Brown, BARBERSHOP Complete Barber Service 929 E. LONG ST. Columbus O. CL 8-5415 TILLEEN'S Operators Lear Ware, Mary Frances Complete Tonsorial Service Doing Business At Onr Russell Annie Kate Jackson, DOCTOR New Location Beaute Shoppe Elgetha Carr log ton, Owner Bernice Hughe* PACL CUMM1NGS. Prop. "Booth* For Rent" 774 E. Long St. CL. 2-0488 534 E. LONG ST. MAYHUGH and SON 941 Mt. Vernon Av*. CL. 1-6161 Open Monday thru Saturday DORA'S Freda'* Beauty Shop X-2K'$ 8U 8fT. VERNON AVE. CL. 3-2021 Operator*: BEAUTY SALON From the ground up, HOURS DAILf 7 A M TO 8 P. M. 134 N. nth at. .CL. 841S2 Complete Beauty Servic* Mslvoa Given*, Rhes Brown FIGURE FOIBLES - Beer aad Wine To Carryout Jessie Vinson. Greta Mitchell Inez Bolden, Opr. WE FILL AU BUILDING NEEDS Complete Beaaty Service ADDITION: The Star* With The Friendly Atmosphere Prop. ARTHJLA LOGAN Dor* Phillips Kussell. Prop. ALFREDA BRAY, Prop. Remodeling and repairing is our spec Mary Debsoa. Willie Ma* No Appointment Necessary. ialty. Whatever your Job . . . build, re Quality Meats aad Groceries — Miles M. Haybagh, Prep. 091 138 681 pair or remodel. . . office, home or gar Stanley. Oprs, 309ft Miami Av*. CL. 3-1638 426 742 03S Ruth Liverpool. Cashier Free City.Wide Delivery Alma Givens, Operator age, call as for the best price for quality LITTLE work and material. HOUSE of BEAUTY SUBTRACTION: THE BRONZE 918 706 812 Complete Beauty Servic* BEAUTY SALON WILLIAM BELL Janey Carr'* Beaaty Shop 630 454 633 ST, CLAIR CARRY OUT Hair Styling a Specialty Specializing in all types nf GENERAL CONTRACTOR 848 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. 8-8213 cosmetology Open For Business At * I filfi NOTICE WHEN IT BOILED OVER./ 80S St. Clair Ave. Columbu*, O. CL. 8-6973 For Appointment CaU ADDITION: 517, 880, 718 CL. 8-4811 917 ML Vernon Ave. SUBTRACTION: 288, 152, 179 CA. 1-1989 Groceries, Meat*, Confection*, foe Cream Lilly Nash. Opr., (In Locke'* Barber Shop) IT WA8 «TEN TfltRTV / * Wine and Beer to Carry Out Alice Horton. Mgr. Faye Crews Webb. Prop. Winifred Mitchell, Mgr. Operator*' Pauline Smart, Joe Moor* and Jim O'Caine, Props. 'Anns' Bozeman, "Prop. 899 E. Long SL Virginia Ely SJg4*J| '> H'? '•"*»; ••- *'?'••''&£'.•'" WBHSJMHMB . ;>^V '-•S*iit6^^/* ••' BI •Vsr--- ' '• ..•'•.-.•' ' MM>>*^»Wliailit ii,11 ,„, ^: . wia*»i '»i» adtf'Wea* PAGE 14 THE OHIO SENTINEL SATURDAY. DECEMBER 14. iw". SATURDAY. DECEMBER 14.1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 15 REAL ESTATE FOR SALEREAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ROBINSON, Lulu, 818 W. Cha DEATHS pel st..'died Dei, 2. Survived by mother, AUie W. Grahami V*a ^mum. - Vi* son, Frank Rf binson, Jr.; daugh Wrap up your Christmas shopping at ter, Susie A. Hairston; brother, Mary V. Bridges Levi Woo ten; sisters, Susie A. Wooten- and Mary A. William*; By BILL BELL mixed college. This year I beUeve we have points. The 8 ft., 6 in. Smith Dave Barker ef Ohio State, daughter-in-law, Josie M, Rob QUARTER OF a century In the last few years be ha* more great basketball player* la a senior. . Corny Freeman of Xavier. Buried Saturday inson; six grandchildren; other A ago the Negro athlete was broadened hi* sphere and to on tbe. various court* 'of the Another lad of whom we Other top boys in the cast f NAL RITES were held Dec. relative*. Service Dec. 8 by Wii prominent only In tbe track day he is prominent not only naUon than ever before. are Boo Kills of Niagara, Al BROOKS 1 should hear a lot thi* season F 7 for a member of a pionoer llams-McNabb. world In college athletics. on the clnderpath and on the . • • • is Tom Hawkins, tbe greatest Cooper of Connecticut, Al Tu 8 Columbus family. • * • Then he gradually crept Into gridiron but he has moved In LET TJS RUN DOWN the list sophomore player last year in nis of St. Francis. Bobby So i Mrs. Mary V. Bridges, 1636 MOORE, Infant daughter of the football picture until it was doors to the hardwood where of just a few of them. Every Notre Dame history. He set ber*, Long Island; Sam Stith, Realty Company § Richmond av., died at her home Mr *nd Mrs. Pcrrln Moore, 334 no longer front page new* he has proven as prodigious one knows of Wilt Chamberlain Notre Dame scoring and re SL Bona venture; Jim' McCIel when there were two Negroes as be had been In the other lan, St. Francis. 8 William H. Brooks - Broker Dec. 4. Grove St., died Dec. 5. Grave of''"Kansas, but who knows bound record* of 576 point* •P"^ ^r en th first eleven ef a major two field* of play. about Osear Robinson, TJ. of and 487 rebound*. Based on last year's prefor- Member of *• large family, side Dec. 7 by Whittaker. • • • Cincinnati's great sophomore? N. York university, one of mance the best race player In 120 HAMILTON AVE. CA. 4-5770 2 Mrs, Bridges 1* .survived by a Tbe 8 ft, 5 in. forward aver the Big Ten after John Green daughter, Edna Evans; sons, THOMPSON, Florence, 1034 the first top basketball teams Wm. H. Brooks aged 33 points a game last will be M. C. Barton of Michi Harrison, Thomas, Lawrence, Gibbard av., died Dec. 6. Sur to have a Negro star, is proud i year as a freshman. of Junior Carl Ramsey who set gan. 46 S EUREKA AVE. 8-roorr AV vived by sons, WiUlam and Ro ft HILLTOP. You can be in this 38 STEVENS AVE. 5-room and" Chester Bridges; five bro SPORTS Then there Is Guy Rodgers • • • ftp 2-bedrobm home for Christ- frame, 2 bedrooms, full base frame, 4 bedrooms, finished £ bert Thompson; daughters, Lu a university sophomore scor thers; two sisters; five grand of Temple, whom Red Auer- WE FIND A GREAT Negro 53 mas for only $950.00 down. ment, new gas furnace, 2-car third floor, gas furnace, good J£ children; several nieces and cille Bennett, Gertrude and ing record. condition. 1 block from bus- ep bach, coach of the Boston Cel player playing where y o • ££ Vacant, ready for immediate garage, immediate posses- nephews. Mary Porter; nine grandchil • • • - sion. Will qualify for 221 loan line. Can be purchased for J£ GLEANINGS tics, said was ready for the would least expect — tn the & occupancy, CL. 8-7590. dren; six niece*, other relatives. JIM SMITH IS NOT the only $3000 down. CA. 4-5770. S Rev. C. F. Jenkins officiated 'pros as a Junior. southwest. He Is Charlie fjj, 439 E. FULTON ST. Good in- 168 k 172 SHEPHERD ST. in Services Dec. 10 by Brooks. Ohio college star with A1I- VACANT. 5-bcdroom frame, £ at services, Dec. 7. Out on tbe Pacific Coast El Aracrican possibilities. Wayne Brown, star of Texas Western, Ipr vestment. 6-rooms, finished Gahanna, O. 2 houses to be • • • By William (Bill)*Be!l • Sports Editor Border Conference champ last «P third. Ideal for rental. New sold together, one with 7 good condition. East, near g Burial was in Evergreen by gin Baylor of Seatle Is the (Goose) Embry, Miami TJ's busline. Can be bought on C?, STANFIELD, Ned M. Sr., 90, toast. The east got a look at season. -je» ga» furnace. Can be bought rooms, bath, gas furnace, ga Williams-McNabb. 223 Hamilton av., died Dec. 3. ^great center who hit on 51.3 rage, full basement; one 3 land contract for only $1500.00 (V him last year in the NIT. of his shots last year, Is a de While Baylor is recognised %% on land contract. CA. 4-5770. • • • Survived by daughters Mildred HEN-BIG. JOE ROBERTS, the ex-East High basketball star, as top man on tbe Pacific years old, 4 rooms, gas ceil down. CL. 8-7590. & made his debut with the Ohio State varsity in St. John Arena finite threat. j£ 1700 BLOCK on Franklin Pk. . - Vu» BELLAMY,. George, 2C6 S. Jackson, Dorothy Gross, both of W We all have read of the prow coast, the eoast has a host of ing heat, garage, full base ess of Dayton's John Green K south. Seven-room brick, ment. Must be seen to ap OAK ST. 6-Room 2Vs story $ST Ohio av., died Dec. 3. Survived Columbus, and Margaret Mc- against Kentucky last week he was fulfilling a prediction made by Other Ohio boys who may Negro stars like Earl Robin- £!, four bedrooms, gas .furnace, predate. CA. 4-5770 or CA. brick with gas furnace. Lot ep by sister, Mary Logan, Chicago; Clcan, Toledo; son Dr. Ned M. Cy Butler, hi* junior high coach, six years "ago. It come about this with Michigan State, bnt few make headlines thi* season are • on of California, Charlie fST carpeted living room and 1-8874. 50 by 150*. Wonderful buy. Tj2 brother, Attfy Robert Bellamy, Stanficld, Jr., SL Louis; and way. Cy, Jake Young, the former PhUander Smith and Globetrot of as knew anything about Jim Curt Gentry of Miami, Char Franklin o f Oregon, Gene Ward at CA. a dining room. On lot 5O'xl50'. Call Eldon W Chicago; niece, Mrs. E. J. Kel- other relatives. Services Dec. 7 ter star; Don Washington, ex-Ohio State middle distance runner, Smith of SteubenvUIe who lie McCampbeU and Frank Brown of San Francisco, Wal 1-8674. S CaU CA. 1-8674. NICE building lot on Cassidy lum; nephew. 'Sylvester Gil by Wiillams-McNabb. and yours truly were shooting the breeze in the Godman Guild averaged 25 rebounds a game Wade of Bowling Green, Ver ter Torrenee of UCLA and Lar Ave. 8VJ acres, 240' by 1846' bert; number of other relatives. In addlUon to averaging 21.1 non Barkstall, Joe Roberts and my WOODLAND AVE. Near Clear of trees and ready to N. SIXTH ST. Residence and *^ office. ry Doss of St. Mary. jS Broad. 12-rdom brick. Ex- build on. CaU CL. 8-7590. business combined. Beer and P& Services Dec. 7 by Whittaker. The talk worked around to the championship East High C5 cellent for investment or wine license. Wonderful busl- ft • » • Look To LEE'S For team, which was where all sports conversation eventually landed ness opportunity at a very gg* fJJ combined residence and in- 283 S. 20TH ST. Five-room COLEMAN, Frederick D., 1404 in those days. Someone asked Cy his opinion as to whether the OT vestment. Call Charles Wil- frame. Can be bought for reasonable price. CaU Carl my E. 17th av., died Dec. 2. Sur Adams hats Over J-r bum, CL. 2^070. $6000 BR. 4-9735. Hargravcs, BR. 9-7951. East team wa* coUege material and how many of them would be K vived by wife, Ruby; daughters, capable of making Ohio State. I Rheta and Beverly; son, Fre We all eagerly awaited Cy's answer because Cy had coach derick D., Jr.; mother, Hester ed most of the team* In Junior high, where they had dominated the Vsod Car* for Sale Used Cars for Sale Used Cars for Sale Coleman, Petersburg, Va.; aunt, field. Margaret Cobbs, Cleveland. Ser vice* Dec. 6 by WUliams-Mc- Cy, talking In that slow drawl which Is characteristic of A MILLION BAD WEATHER Nabb. him, said, "None of them because their study habits are bad. But Forces Us To Reduce • • • I have a boy who will be there next year, who will make it if the Price* To Make Space For older players do not corrupt bim. His name is Joe Roberts and BUY NOW! New '58 Ford Trade-ins COLLINS. Emma, 1312 Lee av., died Dec. 5. Survived by he is from the south, where an athlete was not a square if he WE DO OUR OWN FINANCING nephew, Robert Jackson; sister- studied and made good grades. My only worry Is that the other NO PAYMENTS TILL FEB. 1, 1958 in-law, Ethel Green; niece, Eth b *iiBil^^^^'ffm«ir^ - mjpWJtmEmTmSaS HHH yy : ;.'<*$&.- ;/ * H WBm.s* 1!*-.- !. "•." ;"V' *?4fip - '? yy : ** il?ll '^3 •;.:*' tmWhsWmWmmWM ^,<.*vilL I1 AGE 16 TIIE OHIO 3KNT1NBE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1957 SATUBPAY, DECEMBER H. 1957 THE OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 17 Rare!.. Rich!.. Reasonable! Badminton The Rage Late 30$, Early 40s Tan Refs Working High Cage Contests By LUCIUS E. LEE By LUCIUS E. LEE Say something about sport* SPORTS FOR ALL Some of this dope slipped out last summer and there may be yet more to come—• and th* old gam* of beating th* | but It is official that a colored referee or two will walk the basketball courts for Colum gum* starts right off th* bat, bus high school competition this season. but who would have thought that For several seasons past Ho a few note* about badminton ward Ramseur has been doing was one of the greatest short-ion any team. would hav* raised'an Issue? But Lincoln Marauders Dec. 13 Foe volunteer services her* and stop* of the southern colored j Little by little pioneers like it did. there for various leagues but leagues. Ramseur and Tarplcy are build It was not so much about the JBERFORCE.—Central State college eager* tangle here Fri this year he has been appointed The father took young Howard ing a brighter future for nil. game and the present player* rday, Dec. 13, with Lincoln university, followed during the by the Ohio High School Athletic out in the 'field when the boy but th* fact that the present next week by College of SteubenvlUe at Steubenvllle, Dec. 16. and Ass'n. could hardly stand and threw COMES NATURALLY convert* were by no mean* th* Hope college at Central State Dec. 10. Th* Marauder* are then And Walter Tarpley may be balls at him until h« converted Walt Kowalczyk, Michigan first*. Idle until Jan. 4 when they again face Hope at Holland, Mich. right along there with Ramseur. the boy into * good shortstop. State'* st*T right halfback, was Back in th* very late '30s and • • • for he 1* due to attend some When a mere high school grad an ail-state baseball, player two dripping over into the '40s, Tim briefing sessions and take an Ramseur joined up with a base straight years while in West- Treadwell- got the badminton Thomas Gains Look All-America Berth exam to be accredited for of ball team and traveled the south field, Mas*.,.high school. bug and cleared up the area in ficialdom. until Ramseur,, Sr., discovered URELIUS THOMAS, thc redoubtable guard of Rose Bowl- the rear of th* Ednah building, Tarpley is already scheduled the s,on mixing with older men bound Ohio State, has be«n named to the 1957 Look-Football better known a* Old Reliable, A to officiate with Ramseur tn on thc road was not good for at 17th and Long sts., put in Writers Ass'n All-America. "Thomas keyed th* Ohio State line him and took the youth off the that implemented Coach Woody Hayes* beloved power-posses- some of the reserve games. some* lights for night play and Ramseur has had his official no road and put him Into Kentucky . slon game," Look said ia announcing the All-America selec State college. mm got quite a session of badminton tice of appointment since mid tions, published tn the issue which came out Tuesday. "It was X going which went through th* When the college education Trydelightfuf the blocking ot Thomas that contributed much to (Don) Clark's summer. summer season with the whol* was complete and the War II running and Aurelius also did well defensively." According to what Jake Ford she-bang moving down' to th* and Bill Fields have said, Ram service was past history, Ram seur could ref the same games seur wandered up Dayton way a thousand times but the fam still playing hard fastball as a McCoy Establishes Three Marks iliarity of players would not af shortstop. When he came to Co ULIUS McCoy hold* three major Michigan State basketball scor fect his decisions for he plays no lumbus he, finding no Interest in fastball, tried out with nearly CHARLES HOX1E, 6 FT. 5 IN. FORMER Ni ing marks. He mode 45 points in one game, 600 in one season favorites but calls the shots as 100 J a hundred other fellow* for a the lamout agara university flash, appears with Harlem Globe and 1377 in his career. he sees them. proof trotters when the "Magicians of Basketball" line up spot on that famous 740 softball against the Philadelphia Sphas at fairgrounds Coli team of some years ago. process JAMES VYAlSH * CO.. INC. BASKETBALL WAS not Ram- seum in Columbus Friday, Dec. 13. Game time is 8:15 seur's chosen sport at first. He Howard made that team at •f,ltro!l.« tWe«,k LAWRCNCC6URO, INO. Green's Spring Phenomenal HICKOBT CHAKOAl p. m. and tickets are on sale at Heaton's. was a rabid baseball player — shortstop position and swears he tl t Mt t.ml HtVUm fnm bit* ftMUtf J»'•••• |OIIN GREEN, Michigan State's 8-4 basketball star with the never played any other position M.S. NUXU. IHC, IKTN. MM. phenomenal spring, can touch within 3 in. of the top of a 13 an atavism from his father who in. backboard. 99 Lincoln Rally Nips St. Benedict's Say Fire Brewed STROH S TCHISON, KANS.—A second half fast break and control of AMANDA WOOD A backboards paid off in a 51-38 basketball victory for Lincoln for that wonderful flavor YMCA during the cold weather. university (Mo.) over St. Benedict's college here last Monday Tom Shelby put your writer night. Ted Savage and George Pruitt led the assault that broke a wise and straightened out the 21-21 halftime deadlock. . ••first" kinks. • • • The-avid badminton lovers of that period Included Tread Spartans Name All- Opponents Eleven • well, Shelby, Clarence Walter, . LANSING, Mich. — Michigan State football players and Lyman Page, Warren Palmer, E coaches have selected their all-opponent team from among Amanda Wood, Dr. Jack the nine clubs the Spartans faced this fall. Named are ends Don White, Att'y Lawrence Curtis, Zadnik, Kansas State, and Ron Wheatcroft, California; tackles David Thompson, Eithtr Dan Lamffcear, Wisconsin, and Nick Mumley, Purdue^ guards Palmer and Gladys Washing Bill Burrell, Illinois, and Al Ecuyer, Notre Dame; center Ber ton. nard Svendsen, Minnesota; quarterback Sid Williams, Wlscon- The top players of the local sin; halfbacks Jim Pace, Michigan, and Bob Mitchell, Illinois, teams turned out to be Pal and fullback Nick Pietrosante, Notre Dame. mer and Shelby but whole teams visited Detroit and Cin cinnati for meets. • • • — For a Genuine Bonded Bourbon - «. SHELBY REMEMBERS well aa Traditionally Southern as Old the other teams' visits to Colum Country Ham . . . Just walk up to bus for the meets were climaxed your nearest store and shout . . . with feasts at the Belmont bar sot by tho host, Timothy Tread well. All teams entered in those And It costs no more than early contests seemed to hav* ordinary winterizing services! played nip and tuck games. The first tournarrfent was held in Chicago witr) Warren Palmer and Tom Shelby representing the local boys. But the local Kentucky Straight aPEYTON'S boys lost out, not by defeat but WE DO THIS1 "by default. They did not get to Bourbon Whiskey %Yf a Chang, your motor oil to* winter- grade of »ny Sohio motor oil. Chicago in time to play. • Change your transmission and differential to* Sohio winter-grade Your writer remember* r « gear lubricant (Automatic transmission chang* not required.) watching some of those early • Test your battery to maka sur. you're protected against battery failure. games with mild Interest and • Protect you against fuel tine freeze-up with a can of Sohio Froitex. they generated great enthu YOU GET THIS! A guarantee In writing that your car's motor will start alt winter long siasm among the players. i wu uti tmmt v g^^ wl„ pay youf gsrag. storting bin. . „ It is hoped that someone BOTTLED IN BOND =" J1 va,ue snowbrust1 ice scrapef on,/39< will remember other badmin CDCPIAI ncrcD* " ton days of a quarter or half ortolML UrrCK. With purchase of Guaranteed Starting. century ago so the hassel can be kept going. PEYTON'S £kWOW tV^t I (S^*\"^ It's lighter! Shirts and Ties TW S«* ln**n Cwmm. O*.** 1*. M*kl»»» Thank*-^6 N. High 100 SOHIO SERVICE STATIONS kotf Ed Bailey MOOT NOW AT POPULAR PRICES 841 E. Long SL CL. 8-1440 1493 E. Long SL CL. 2-0171 •rfc« Ulti* Hon u IM W»lr- •art** PI,IML« Ga, SseA+ye*, **. 777 ML Vernon Are. CL. 2-0352 , 522 St. Clair Ave. CL. 8-8118 Colursbu, OM« Distributed By Hi-State Beverages Distributing Co.—AX. 4-4435 *< ls%mmtiimmwm^^ mm mm SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14,1957 THB OHIO SENTINEL PAGE 19 PAGE IS THE OHTO SENTINEL SATURDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1957 Charmaine Supplies Sex Al Regal IN CITY HIGH LEAGUE [ • East, North, South Are I I Predicted Cage Leaders i By CAROL WATKINS I predict Eaat, North and South to be Coluipbus high school cage leaders. And here are the reasons: EAST—Coach Jackie Moore has nine boy* return ing from last year's wars, including All-State Mel Nowell coupled with Marzellius Wilson, at guard. East also will expose the loftiest team in the league with Sandy Martin 6-4, Vines C-3 and Nowell 6-2. NORTH — Jim Dougthy. 6-4, and Dan Wherry repeating this the tallest starting live, nnd We've Got CHRISTMAS All Wrapped Up For You! \ I year. Both Doughty and Wher they may be somewhat of a We hare St trig, witb* wonderful world of fain gifts for everyone tm your Christma* ry provided the scoring and re match for ths leaders, \ bounding for tho Polar Bears LINDEN — Linden also rates list. .. gift* row can bo* proud to givo because everyone la sure to please! A royal wel i last year. the darkhorse label. They will come await* you who choo** to do your SHOPPING in tho MT. VERNON AVrt DIS SOUTH— The Colmery-coach- feature Jim Bowman, All-City ed Bulldogs will form their at- center, who seems to have mad* TRICT. Rcmembor, the dollars you spend here help to build a bigger, better community tock around 5-11 scoring ace, \ it his life work to play for the for alL Ken Fowler. Rodger Foltz, 6-3", Panthers, Backing, up Bowman I and Dave L^ng, 6-5, add thc will be Mike Vance, 6-2, and Inches but lack experience. Gory Stauts, 6-2%. Watch out South should relay long range for Linden. bombing this year. CENTRAL—New coach Wayne AQUINAS — Elwood Petchel. Rittenhouse predicts a mediocre Aquinas .head coach, stated: season but we pick Central as "We're going to be a year 9 EXOTIC DANCER CHARMIN CHARMAINE SUPPLIES SEX IN NEW va away. We'll definitely be lack riety production in Bum Bum Room of Club Regal, 772lt E. Long st., Columbus, the dark horses. Although 9 small, the tallest player being ing height but I think we'll hav* Thursday through Sundays Show headlines Veejay recording artist Pee Wee Cray- the speed." 9 ton, and, in a last minute band switch, Paul Cousar and combo. Don ratterson trio John Gate wood, 6-2, and hit-by Shop In The Mt. Vernon Ave. District continues as nightly attraction at Regal's downstairs bar. perennial ineligibilities, Central EASTMOOR— Eastmoor-* first has blazing speed and may be a year In the league will be an Vermount Recreation surprise. uphill fight with the Warriors Seriomans To Sponsor Main library Caroling WEST—Don Furry, 6-3, Dave going mostly downhill. Coach \ Bowling Loop Results r. Mack, 6-4, Tom Armentrout, Jim Odenkirk lists Dave Wil. 9 Public outdoor Christmas car Wednesday, Dec. 18. and Thurs RESULTS DEC. 10 — Bonney- 6-3, Jerry Spears, 6-4, and Dave liams, 6-1, and Jim Richasom, oling will be sponsored by the day, Dec. 18, It was announced Floyd, 3; Reynelds Hardware, 0. Bradley, 6-2, represent West as 5-10, to be the strong spots. i •-.»•- With Merchants You Know Sertoms club on the steps of by John A. Paolini. club presi Burger Beer, 3; Plaza Hotel, 0. the main Columbus library at dent Novelty Food Bar, 2; Roscoe's 9 96 S. Grant av. at 7:30 p. m The second annual effort by Car Wash. 1. *9 the metropolitan service club to High single: Charles Mason, Cardinals Acquire 2 More "bring a litue more, Christmas 257; Warren Palmer, 245. High t DOING BUSINESS spirit t<> the eastern end of three: Charles Mason, 629; War y*. 9 This message brought to you by the following merchants: downtown Columbus," the acti ren Palmer, 623. High single AT THE (team): Bonney-Floyd, 949 High Negro Players, Total 39 9 vity will be under chairmanship three (team); Bonney-Floyd, 9 SAME OLD STAND! of Sertoman George W. Smith. ST. LOUIS. — (Special). — The Anheuser-Busch 2715. 9 Bibbo Shoe Repair Gibraltar Insurance Novelty Food Bar Sully's Loan Office STANDINGS — Bonney-Floyd, owned St, Lou!* Cardinals have acquired two more Negro 9 Associates, Inc. 141 E. Long St __ CA. 4-0352 player* thereby bringing the total number In the Red Bird 1035 ML Vernon Ave. CL. 3-7680 1063 Mtr Vernon Ave. CL. 2-0336 „ 8CORIXG LEADER won 26H, lost M'-i. 37% points. 9 817 E. Long St. CL. 3-7403 Plaza, won 26%, lost 18%, 35Vi organization to 39. This figure becomes significant in the Peyton'* Sohio Service STBAIT'S Michigan State quarterback points. Roscoe's, won 22, lost 23, organization which until the new ownership in 1953, was 9 Brook* Funeral Home Swan Super Cleaners Jim Ninowski led his. prep 9 1108 E. Long St. CL. 3-1411 Hnthaway-Fcrguson "Four Stations to Serve *ou'! 1065 Mt Vernon Ave. CL. 2-0490 29 points. Burger, won 20, lost completely void of Negro players. Roofing Co. ~ school, basketball -team in scor 25, 27 points. Reynelds, won 18 The acquisition came In th* 9 841 E. Long St. . CL. 8-1440 .742 E. Long St. . CL 3-4017.- 873 Mt Vernon Ave. CL. 3-3414 ing while attending Perslung lost 27, 24 point*. Novelty Bart first trade of Ring Devlne as rado Springs, where the deal 9 Carl L. Brown Markets -' • y, • - r •» » •- Highjn" Detroit: won 18, lost 27, 22"points. general manager, and it •was consummated between. \Wd- 9 1053 Mt: Vernon Ave. CL. 3-1513 R. & E. Paint & Wallpaper Trolley Resfaurant" brought two" Cincinnati ReOleg 1eg Gen. Mgr. Gabo Paul and 1280 Mt Vernon A.ve.*CL. 2-2207 Earl Hood Insurance Agency 601 Mt. VernoiuAve.-. CL. 3-5000 315 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. 2-0260 « 9- 876 E. Long St. .... CL. 2-4211 outfielders, Curtis Flood and Mgr. Birdie Tebbetis, that the 9 DOWITOWI MEN'S Joe Taylor. Cardinals attempted to secure Bryce Florists ~'~ Club Regal- Tyler** Drug* • .„ STORE Flood, only 20 and with just Taylor last year from Seattle. 9 700 E. Long St. - CA. 4-2745 W. F. Hutchinson 772% E. Long St. * CL. 8-7665 20th k Mt. Vernon CL. 8-9527 OUT MOGOL*S«£ two years experience, was ob At that time, Frank Lane, e Furniture Co. Taylor k Long CL. 3-1914 178 N. HIGH at SPRING tained, according to Devine, then Redbird GM, was willing 9 Busy Bee Food Market 1028 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. 2-6415 Schiff Shoe Store "for his potential." to go as high a* $50,000 for th* 838 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. 3-4711 1056 Mt. Vemon Ave. VRC Bowling Alley* CLEARANCC 9 MUST It is a different story with .305 hitter. The Redlegs took 9 Hull'* Sunoco 1056% Mt. Vernon Ave. PRE- UNLOAD Taylor, however. The 6-1, 185 advantage of their working 9 Capital City New* Agency Service Station John N. Schilling CL. 34263 pound rifihthand swinger was agreement with the west coast 9 875 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. 2-0502 1200 Mt Vernon Ave. CL. 8-7494 Roofing k Tining CHRISTMAS SALE OVERSTOCK secured to strengthen the bench. league ond brought up Taylor 479 N. 20th St. CL. £4915 Vernon Tailoring St 9 Clothing Co. OHIO CONCORD Open 9 to 9 Mon., Thur*., Fri. It was also revealed at Colo themselves. Chesapeake Snack Bar King Coal Co. 9 828 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. 2-0215 351 Neilston St. CA. 1-7821 __ Service Pharmacy 966 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. 3-2912 At Cotf—fttltw Co»t—LittI* Abort Coit 9 1221 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. 2-0139 9 . Columbu* Laundry St Lee'* Style Shop '" Mr*. D. A. Whittaker TOPCOATS $4*100 9 Dry Cleaning 1009-1011 Mt Vernon Ave. H. L. Sher St Son, Jewelers St Son*, Inc. WINE BASKETBALL CIRCUX/ 1071 Mt Vernon Ave. CL. 3-1631 Reg. $44.50 9 906 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. 3-1011 CL. 3-1816 Complete Funeral Service AGED AND MELLOWED ftfECU, CASS, NANNlll 720 E. Long St. CL. 8-9549 " ' I Ac fabfcfoiii • J Cynthia's Floral Shop Magic Window Cleaning Co. Simpson-Barton Tire Co. IN CHARRED 222 Cleveland Ave. CA. 1-6611 F. W. Wool worth Co. OAK CASKS SUITS 9 887 E. Long SL CL. 2-4500 212 Cleveland Ave. CA. 1-3765 VALUES to $49-50 1034 Mt Vernon Ave; CL. 2-2446 ttamtmam IMI. Km* *\*t*tt*. , f HARLEM E. St 5. McCown'* Enterprise* Speedy Cleaner* AH kin. AH fcyW l«.lv*M 0 Furniture & Appliance* 735-787 Mt Vemon Ave. 1218 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. 8-1039 in- 9 1172-1180 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. 2-0595 "Vineyards" il kl GLOBETROTTERS Spicer's Furniture CL. 2-3153 Produced and Bottled By SPORTCOATS •^ U- SHOW \ McKarn Plumbing 993-995 Mt. Vernon Av*. i *md t bv«M atjtm. **t«Uf 9 817 N. 30th St CL. 2-4564 CL. 8-9543 i* rt.so. HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS Eastside Cab Co. 9 887 Mt. Vernon Ave. CL. 3-5511 Strait's ALL-WOOL PHILADELPHIA SPHAS 9 Eitro Attraction SUBURBAN SIX VARIETY ACTS 9 AND CAR COATS COLISEUM Vineyards tttmt**, TWCMU. I*t«tvtr •• »»«J*. OHIO STATE FAIRGROUND! 2222 Marilyn Park Rd. Til, 0*0. II—SltS P. M. I A«*l»l»« 11 JO, 1109, $2 M, u«, Save This Handy Business Directory! 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