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Valley frontiersman., 1950-03-03
DANIELS In The Lions Den

squad to be congratulated We think there conI be no greater satisfaction in any tournament than to be voted the team thot displayed the finest sportson- ship during the ot t1ot tournament It's onl even greater honor than winning games. There wosl even higher honor in winning it, this year. becouse teams watched not only the basketball floor but in their leisure hours we'll,
 We're sorry, though, thot the l o men on PoInoers basketball squad stand alone in their ability to be good sports, whether they re winning or losing. We hcve1 ton the highest authority hot if the award had been made to Palmer spectators, rother than to PoIners team, then Valley residents would have carried home especially fine bouquet of skunk cabbage for being the biggest .stinkers at the tournament. ..~..
 "I was ashamed to admit thot came from Palmer, :" one man said.
 High school fans and adults alike had a field day the two evenings Palmer appeared on the Anchor age court. Valley fan easy to find those nights other spectators soy-you could tell him. or her, by the extent and volume of vocabulary none of which would have been acceptable in the better class of pooroom
 Nor is this attitude just company dragged out for the benefit of outof-towners. It's been more or less noticeable the part of Valley spectators dur ing the entire seoson-neVer on the part Ot squad members themselves, however. They've been good sports when they winning or losing. One high school coach reported them the nicest bunch of boys to visit us following game. It's regrettoble that spectators can't be taught the elements of good sportsmonshp thot the Palmer team has learned.
 All season long, Valley spectators both young and od have demonstrated bIthe disregard for rules of courtesy and sPortsmonshiP Fons. usually of the| qrude school voriety have continually walked across the Palmer court, inside of game boundaries, while a! game was in progress Candy, candy wrappers, cig- orete wrappers and gum have been tossed or spot on the playing floor from the upstairs balcony Smokers have enjoyed pipes, cigarettes and even cigars during a games progress although smoking is expressly for bdden in the Gym while basketball game is going on.
 In short our bad sportsrnonship has gone much farther than insulting referees. We have been guilty Of both bad manners and poor sportsmonship- aofi1 ,E0I Nr H0c<Q k0( q diamond, in the classroom, or in life.
 They both point to one thing. It's kind of selfish ness thot we've never outerown. The things want to do the things do motter how they infringe onthe rights wants of our neghbors. We were born to win we think so we've got to find someone else 10 blame when we lose-ond who better thon the of- fcios of the game.
 Token on 0 basketball court, in classroom, or 1 the daily game of living, thot outlook or life only produce pretty poor specimen of hunonity-it's an outlook life thot we're expected to outerow we leave Kindergarten behind for our consciousness and our intelligence develops we're supposed to de- veop on oworeness for the rights and feelings of others. Without that sense of oworeness, which is
Valley frontiersman., 1950-03-03

ond parents of Po'er school children begin right now to cultivate thot sense of fo play and oworeness Of the privileges of our neishboT. They can't d6nAueF about those of US who have oreody grown up without
 hot sense, but we con develop it in children with
 the hope thot perhops the NoIey connnove oheod with them in the next generation, # not this.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-03-03
SEWARD POSTMASTER TO BE SELECTED BY EXAMINATION

Stewards new. postmaster. will be chosen through an open com petitive examination conducted by the Civil Service Commission, it was. announced in the Gateway City recently. Applications for the job must be filed in Juneau
 before May l of this year.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18

Mt. Vernon, spent the week end
with her brother-in-law c. L.
Thomas and Mrs. Thomas, East
First street at their cottage, "Sas-
sarfras Hollow Madison Lake.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
Country Club Women Hostesses
For In+er-City All Day Party

London members who played
bridge were, Mrs. Harry High
and her guest, Mrs. Trevor Davis
Of Lake Worth, Fla, Mrs. D. M.
Richmond, Mrs. r. N. Ardrey,
Mrs. Paul M. Dwyer, Mrs. James
Smith, Mrs. Robert Kennedy, Mrs.
r. F. Laybourne, Mrs. Robert
Creath, Mrs. VIM. T. Bacon, Mrs.
VIM. Hackett, Mrs. Robert Day,
Mrs. Paul Alexander, Mrs. Blair
Savage, Mrs. Ernest Crouch, Mrs,
Karl Burr, Mrs. w. c. Smith and
Mrs. F. E. Kidwell.
Committees who planned this
day for London and its guests
were, Mrs. Matthew T. Rea, Mrs
F. E. Sidener, Sr., Mrs. +. F.
Sidener, Jr., golf and Mrs. w
c. Smith, bridge. Assisting these
committees were, Mrs. Blair Saw
age, Mrs. VIM. T. Bacon, Mrs
Ernest Crouch, Mrs. Robert
Creath, Mrs. ID. M. Richmond
Mrs. r. N. Ardrey, Mrs. William
Hackett, Mrs. Harry High, Mrs
c. A. Sayre and Mrs. Paul M
DWyer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
MRS. GEORGE CLARK
HONORED AT SHOWER

Guests of Mrs. Jerry Beauman,
East High streee and Mrs. Dana
Connell, Columbia avenue, show
cred Mrs. George Clark tTheresa
Brown a recent bride, with mis-
cellaneous gifts at party at
the Beauman home Wednesday
evening.
Gifts of the guests were heaped
on a table under yellow and
green umbrella, the colors chosen
for decorations of the Beauman
home.
Prizes for the contests which
were entertainment for the even
ing, were awarded to Miss Jane
Dixon, Mrs. Eddie Shaw, Miss
Joan Ames and Miss Dorothy
Sullivan.
Attending the shower were
Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Kenneth Snyder,
Mrs. Eddie Shaw. Mrs. Jack
Byers, Misses Joan Ames, Joan
Riley, Mary Kathryn Langen,
Jane Dixon, Dorothy, Mary Alice
and Jean Sullivan, Connie Cut
lip, Harriet Harper, Madelyn and
Phyllis Clark.
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GUESTS FROM MT. VERNON
Mrs. Fred H. Thomas and her
daughter, Miss Louise Thomas OF
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
London Choir
Local Bride
MADISON PRESS ENGRAVING

The Senior choir of First Meth
odist Church, complimented Will
liam Swain, and his bride, North
Oak street, at a picnic supper at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
S. Welsh, South Charleston Pike,
Friday right. Mrs. Swain is the
former Lila Stewart of Fountain
Inn, South Carolina and was mar
ried to Mr. Swain, a member of
the choir for the past year, at
New Harmony. North Carolina
Presbyterian Church, June the
seventeenth.
For entertainm ut after sup
per. Forrest r. Hanson showed
movies of local interest and also
some scenic pictures taken on
trips in various parts of the
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swain were pre-
sented with a gift by members of
the choir.
Attending were: Mrs. A. M
Shenefelt, director OF the choir,
Rev. Shenefelt, Mrs. Shenefelts
mother, Mrs. Vinrie Baird, DR..
Paul S. Chance, organist, Mr. and
Mrs. c. A. Holton, Mr. and Mrs.
c. L. Thibaut, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
f. Allensworth, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald S. Farquhar and children,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Fetter and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Van Cleve, Mr.. and Mrs. r. f.
Hanson, Mrs. c. A. Gaymon, Mrs.
E. A. Wall, Mrs. Norman K. Jones,
Mrs. Harold r. Bidwell, Mrs,
William Holton and children, Mrs.
Joseph Martin, Misses Irma
Pringle, Margaret Chance, Ethel
Chance, Geraldine Henry, Betty
Weimer, Chere Jones, Mary X.
Dillingham;, Susan Amrine, Re-
becca Beach, Doris Chesser, Bar
+, bara Bierbaugh, Gertrude Won
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18

Miss Crawford has asked her
sister, Mrs. James Cooke of NAL
abar Farm, Lucas, the former
GwenZora Crawford to be matron
of honor. The bridesmaids will
be Miss Nadine Eley. West JEFF
ferson; Mrs. Frank Gale, Column
bus; Miss Margaret Jacobs, Scio
and Mrs. Roger Timmons, Gill;
van Miss Judy Karnes of Georges
vile will be junior bridesmaid;
Miss Sally Miller, Mansfield and
Miss Marlene Tillman, Columbus,
flower girls.
Mr.. Hendricks has asked Mr..
Lyle Cowie, Sandusky, to be
best man. James Angle, Castalia,
James Cooke, Malabar Farm.
Robert Fisher and Darrell Volt,
both of Sandusky will be ushers!
MS. Leona Dillon and Miss
Mrs. Richard Phillis, Columbus,
will be hostesses for the recep-
Miss Barbara RAIDER organist
and Mr.. Albert Clark soloist, both
of West Jefferson, will present a
program of wedding music.
ton on the lawn at the home of
the brides parents, following the
ceremony.
Several showers have feted the
Jean Gregg, WesS Jefferson with
bride-to-be during the past few
weeks. Mrs. Plant and Mrs. Gale
of Columbus, with Mrs. Elizabeth
Booth and Miss Lucy Booth, West
jefferson, complimented Miss
Crawford with shower in Colum-
bus, recently, for a few friends
and classmates at Ohio State Uni
versity: Mrs. Earl Hendricks and
Mrs. Kenneth Wilson, CaStalia,
asked friends of the bride-elect in
/ and near CaStalia to a shower,
June %; Miss Jean Gregg, Mrs.
Roger Timmons, assisted by Mrs.
Lemuel Gregg, asked group OF
friends to the home of Miss Gregg,
July II for shower.
After their wedding trip, the
couple expect to reside in Erie
county.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18

Women of the London Country
club were hostesses Thursday for
the first invitational inter-city all
day party, at the London club.
The dank,. drizzly morning did
not bid fair for a very pleasant
day for those local members and
their guests who wanted to spend
most of the day on the links. but
between showers they were able
to finish their games in the morns
ing and afternoon.
For the golfers the day started
with breakfast.
Prizes for the golf contest for
low gross went to Mrs. F. f..
Sidener, Jr., London, Mrs. Art
Fisher, Urbana and Mrs. June
Irish of Bellefontaine fer sec
ond low gross, Mrs. John Chooman
and Miss Reba Miller, London
tied; for low net, Mrs. Luther
Kelly of Urbana, won for second
low net, Eleanor Karibo and June
Irish of Bellefontaine, tied for
the guests, Mrs. H. G. Mansfield
and Miss Reba Miller, tied for
London club; for puts, prizes
went to Mrs. Miner, Urbana, Flea
nor Costin and Lucy Marshall,
Bel e fo inc; Mrs. F. E
Sidener, Jr., Mrs. Peter Lanigan
Mrs. Thomas Flasch Columbus, all
London members; for the blind
bogey there was tie between
Barbara Riegler and Mrs. Sch
neider, both of Urbana prize
for most strokes on No. 6 hole
went to Mrs. William Rhodes OF
Urbana.
Golfers from London were, Mrs
Robert Johnson, Mrs. c. A. Sayre
Mrs. F. E. Eidener, Sr., Mrs
Robert Denyes, Mrs. P. E. Nc
Daniel, Mrs. H. c. Mansfield, Mrs
r. L. CLANCY, Mrs. Murray Can
nun, ill .. + II. soIQCiiCI, O1 wi .
Matthew T. Rea, Mrs. F. E. Kid
well, Mrs. John Chooman, Mrs
Leroy Peck, Mrs. Thomas Flasch
Mrs. Robert Thomas, Mrs. B
Rhoades, Mrs. John Burris, Mrs
Peter Lanigan, Mrs. John Miller
and Reba Miller.
At noon there was luncheon
and more time was spent on th'
links by some while others spen
q pleasant afternoon indoors a
bridge.
Prizes for bridge went to Mrs
F. E. Kidwell, Mrs. d. M. Rich
mond and Mrs. Paul Alexander
London, Mrs. Miner, Claire Hove
and Anne Baker, all of Urbana
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
HARTLEYS HAVE REUNION
WITH CLASSMATES

Supt. and Mrs. J. j. Hartley,
West High street, were guests
over the week end at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dubuc of
Shelby. Other guests at the Du-
buc home were, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Knott of West Haven,
Conn. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Rad
cliffe Of Terrace Park, Cincin-
natl.
The houseparty was given as a
reunion for the four men who
had gone through high school at
Worcester, Mass, Supt. Hartley's
former home. Later all came to
Ohio and were classmates at Ohio
Wesleyan University, Delaware.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18

Riesen, and David Holton, Richard
Minter and William Clegrow.
GUEST OF GRANDPARENTS
Master Philip Rogers, son of
DR.. and Mrs. Neil o. Rogers of
Piqua, former London residents,
is visiting his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. A.. Sheets, Maple
street and Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. w,
Rogers, Madison County Expert
ment Farm, Old Springfield road.
Philips parents are on vacation
to Niagara Falls, Montreal, Que
betc and elsewhere. They will re-
turn home through the New Eng
land States and at Rutherford
New Jersey will visit DR.. Rogers
brother, Deane Rogers and family
GUESTS OF FRIENDS
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kissell and
son of Bryan, were guests over
the week end of Mr.. KisselPs par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles kis.
sell and family in South Charles.
ton. Mrs. Kissell is the former
Marjorie Fowler, who was mem
ber of the faculty of the Londor
High school for several years be.
fore her marriage.
They also had brief visit will
Mr.. kissell's brother-inlaw anc
sister, Mr.. ard Mrs. Glenn F
Woosley. London and friends here
during their stay
BANGHAMS IN EAST
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Banghan
and their son Jerry, North MAR
street, have returned from a va
cation in the east.
The Banghams visited their sor
while he was at the National Boy
Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge
and then picked him up in Wash
ington d. c. after the close o.
the jamboree. The three spent two
days in Washington and returned
home over the Skyline Drive.
RETURN FROM VISIT
Mrs. Marino Mancini and hel
daughter, Rose, East First street
have returned from New Paris
where they have been guests o.
Mrs. Mancinis sister, Mrs. Viole'
Tarquinio and her family. The
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
EMPLOYEES HONOR
MISS CHAM BERS

Miss Dell Chambers was invited
to dinner at the Mills Buffet,
Columbus, Thursday night, by en-
ployees in her shop on South
Main street, as a celebration of
her birthday.
Miss Miriam LeBeau, Miss
Catherine Higgins and Miss Rosa
lind Miller, were hostesses for
the party.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
4-H ACTIVITIES

About Is junior All leaders
held a separate meeting to make
definite plans for the older All
party Thursday evening, July
13, at Sedalia High school. Don
Genres. of Van Vert County was
introduced as the All Assistant
to help Beatrice Cleveland and
John Moore the other agents with
the All program until after the
county fair.
The A Fl leaders from Union and
Deercreek with Mrs. Stephen
Edwards serving as chairman,
served refreshments after the
meeting.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18

Mancini's son, Alfred is spending
the summer at the home of his
aunt in New Paris.
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GRANGE TO GIVE PLAY
Spring Fork grange will present
one-act play at tie social at
Plumwood school Friday night
July q. The cast includes Helen
Houck, John Sanford, Harry
Turvey. Laura Wilson, Paul Over
turf, Margaret Ann Conway, Clet-
ice Housman, Elizabeth Murry,
Mary Becker. Mary Ann Becker,
Harley McAdams, Mable Nc
Adams, Bertha Littler, Hershel
Conway, Patty Conway, Francis
Sullivan, Marguerite Sullivan and
Bernard Conway.
HOME FROM TRIP
Mr.. ard Mrs. Harold Wood,
North Oak street have just re-
turned from six thousand mile
motor trip through the West and
Northwest visiting points of in
terest and also visiting with
, friends and relatives in Fargo
North Dakota, Dayton, Wenatchee,
Seattle, Tacoma; Washington
and North Bend, Oregon.
! HOME FROM MICHIGAN
Mrs. Joseph O'Connell and her
son, John, North Union street,
have returned from vacation
near Ludington, Michigan.
| MISS HERMAN HERE
/ Miss Isabella kennan uf Amity-
vile, Long Island, n T., is the
guest Of Miss Louise Richmond
East High street. Miss Kennan is
a former member of the faculty
Of the London High School.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18

The 9th meeting of the Monroe
Winners All club was held at the
home of Charles Oiler, July 10.
We had a business letter, i'm
which Paul Sullivan read Safety
letter. We voted to contribute TO
the safety council Jerry Lightle
gave a demonstration. Refresh
ments and recreation followed,
Jerry Lightle reported.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
ROBINSON is SPEAKER

Assistant Welfare Director Rob
inson is the guest-speaker for the
Madison County Farmers Club
meeting at Canaan July 20.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18

July Il at 1:30 the LCl'su'.
Lassies All club met at the i.oI,,e
Of Connie Gallagher.
Following the pledge was .
short business session.
After working on our projects,
delicious refreshments were SER
we'd by Connie and her mother.
Linda Hood will have the next
meeting July l8 at her home.
Joyce Williams reported.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18
PARTY IN NEW HOME FOn
GUEST FROM BUFFALO

0OEoI nSU 0oT Y H@0
Miss Jerry Beery invited guests
for bridge Thursday evening to
her new home on the Mt. Sterling
pike, complimenting her sister-in-
law, Mrs. David Whitmer Betsy
Berry who is here with her fam
lily from Buffalo, visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks F.
Beery, Mt. Sterling pike.
A complimentary gift was pre-
sented to Mrs. Whitmer, while
bridge awards went to Mrs. Mat
thew T. Rea, Mrs. George r
Bridgman and Mrs. William
Hackett.
Attending were: Mrs. Whitmer
Mrs. Matthew T. Rea, Mrs. Gra-
ham Megaw, Mrs. Charles d
Richmond, Mrs. Murray Cannon
Mrs. John K. Bridgman, Mrs
George r. Bridgman, Mrs. Will
liam j. Robson, Mrs. William
Hackett. Mrs. William T. Bacon
Mrs. Thomas Selby, Mrs. George
Dewey, Mrs. Jay Florence and the
Misses June and Winifred Shell
don.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-18

The seventh meeting of the Busy
Bee Sr., All club was held July
II at Madison Lake. Carolyn Cox
was hostess. We discussed the All
tour and the coming bake sale
Demonstrations were given. Next
meeting will be July 19 at the
home of Mrs. Patton, Dolores
Harrison, reported.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-04-20
Washington To
Washington

Charles Washington, Executive
Director of the Dayton Urban
League, will leave for Atlantic
City this weekend to attend the
National Conference of Social
Workers which will take place
there all next week.
While onthe east coast the Ur-
ban League executive expects to
stop in Philadelphia.
An all-day Missionary Institute
was held today at the Upshaw A.
M. E. church. Delegates from 40
churches attended the inter-de-
nominational meeting.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-04-20
DR.. E. F. Frazier
Appointed to
Committee

WASHINGTON (ANP)- DR..
E. Franklin Frazier, social scient-
list of Howard university, was one
of the 26 persons appointed by
Administrator Raymond M. Foley
of the Housing and Home Finance
agency to serve on a Housing Re-
search Advisory committee under
the program established by the
Housing Act of 1949.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-04-20


This committee was established
in accordance with the policy of
obtaining information and advice
Of experts in appropriate fields,
according to Foley. "This COM
mittee, which covers a broad
range of experience in the econo-
mic, finance, consumer, and tech
nical aspects of housing, will give
advice and guidance onthe entire
housing research program. It will
Continued on page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-04-20
Dictatorship In
The Gold Coast?
By Henry B. Cole

ACCRA, Gold Coast (ANP)-
Will the Gold Coast have a black
dictatorship? It is possible that the
first monoparty state in Africa
will be established when the new
constitution is effected in 1861?
These and other questions in
similar vein are on the lips of the
majority of the people here. And
the reason for these queries? The
unexpected, the surprising victory
ofthe Convention Peoples party at
the polls last April l., in which
municipal election for six Afri-
cans to the Accra Town council
was held.
This was the first election in
the country in which the Conven-
ton Peoples party had competed.
The party was formed last June
by Kwame Nkrumah, the extre-
mist Nationalist leader who is de-
manding dominion status for the
Gold coast and who is currently
serving varying terms of imprison-
ment for diverse offenses. His
Imprisonment grew out of his po-
sitive action last Jan. 8 in strikes,
boycotts and civil disobedience
against the British colonial gov
eminent.
Nkrumah was formerly secre-
rotary of the United Gold Coast
convention, a national movement
concluded in next issue1
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-04-20
Ladies Club
Contribute To
James Green Fund

The Ladies Industrial Club of
the Bethel Baptist church yester-
day became the latest contributors
tothe James Green Fund. The five
dollar contribution of this club
swelled the fund to fifty-six dol
lars, closer to it's goal which is the
price of a television set for Grip
pied James Green. James Green
thanks tn members of this club
fromthe bottom of his heart for
their generosity.
Officers ofthe club are: Mrs.
Rosie Terry, president; Mrs. Els
Their Water, vice president; Mrs.
Clara Williams, recording secre-
rotary; and Mrs. Cleola Ford, fl
nancial secretary. Mrs. Carrie
Cockrell is adviser, Mrs. Addie
Graves, treasurer, Mrs. Ann
Brown, chaplain and Mrs. Lille
ingram is chairman of the sick
3owmittee.
Every cent collected for the
7reen Fund will be used for the
purchase of the television set. So
make your contribution now SO
hat James Green a get a little
more joy out of life than he has
thus far as a life long paralytic.
Don't forget the tea to be given
by the f1lnoma Club this Sunday,
April %, from 3 to pm. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Keene of
1923 Grosvenor Street. 1t is for
the benefit of the James Green
Fund.
4 caution. If any children So
icit funds for the James Green
do not give. Call this office i'm
m%ediately and let us know about
it, for no one is authorized to
'ollect money outside of this Of
flee.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-04-20
Hangs Self Night
Before Wedding

CHICAGO (ANP) A navy war
veteran, Walter Tillery, 25, hang
ed himself last week on the night
before his wedding. Tillery took
this action after being notified on
the same day hat he had lost his
job.
He was engaged to Miss Edna
Oonegan. They had been engaged
several years but numerous set
backs occurred to delay the mar
riage. Apparently the loss Of his
job made the burden too CREATOR
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-04-20
Hucklebuck
Orchestra Here
Tomorrow

The famous child prodigy, Frank
"Sugar Child" Robinson will make
his initial appearance in Dayton
today at a downtown theater. This
young lad electrified the enter
tainment world several years ago
with his vivacious singing and pi-
n playing. The number which
made him famous, if memory SER
yes us right was Caledonia.
Appearing along with frankie
will be the King of Bop, Dizzy
Gillespie and his aggregation fea-
turing Joe Carroll, vocal bop art
list. This is Dizzy's first showing
here since his appearance at the
Palace Theater several months
ago. There is talk from the Apple
that bop is onthe skids there, that
it's popularity is waning. Giles
pie himself is reputed to recog-
nize this and to be playing a little
less of it now.
Don't forget that Larry Darnell
is moving into the Palace Theater
for a two-day stint April FL and
20. Darnell will be showing with
Paul Williams and his Hucklebuck
orchestra, Chubby Newsom who
sings and dances the blues and
up-and-coming comedy team Pat
terson and Jackson.
While onthe entertainment field,
it might be mentioned that a
young vocalist on her first pro-
fessional job is appearing nightly
at a local mite spot. Her name is
Barbara Mills. She is quite a
pretty little miss, and a local girl
at that. She halls from Yellow
Springs. In addition to beauty, she
has much personality and charm.
With experience she should do all
right for herself in show business.