The Omaha guide., 1935-07-27

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ago, for a few days, with her cousin,
Mrs. Clarence Lee, 1868 Maple
street Accompanying her vas Mrs.
J. S. Harvey of Los Angeles, who
visited Mrs. Ray of 1866 Miami
street and other friends Of the city.
Mrs. Clara Dacus, Of 2519 Writ
street, entertained with a deli
cious luncheon, Friday, July 10,
1885, for Miss Rachel I. Taylor
who Is leaving our fair city for
the sunny south. Guests included
Mesdames Herbert Virgins,
Thelma Hancock, Minnie Dixon
and Miss Ella Mills.
Nh. and Mrs. Willie A. Mills,
are the proud parents of a baby
girl, born July 10, 1885, at Uni
versity hospital.
Raymond Williams, 2433
Franklin, had his tonsils removed
a few days ago, and has been very
Ill, but is able to be up at this
time.
Mrs. Anna Green, 2210 Clark
street, had a light stroke, July Z,
1885. She has greatly improved
and able to sit up. DIR. Herbert
Virgins is the attending physi-
clan.
Mrs, Mamie Wright of LaFay-
cite, Alabama, is the house guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Sadie Full
wood, 1880 Maple street. Mrs
Wright is an old acquaintance of
the mother of til famous Joe
Louis. Mrs. Wright is enjoying
herself while here in our city and
many teas and outings have been
planned for her entertainment.
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Mrs. Dorothy Pollard, of 1928
Burdette street, who has been
confined to her bed for the past
week, is able to be up and about
again.
DIR. j. E. Dibble of Kansas City,
Missouri, visited The Omaha
Guide office, while in our city for
the Golf Tournament. He is
president of the Heart Of America
Golf Club, has for 81 years been
assistant surgeon of T. X. G. S.
railway, II years as local Govern
ment surgeon and founder of Ur-
ban League of Kansas City, Mis-
souri,.
Mrs. Bette Morgan, of 2211 Miami
St., Omaha, Nebr., was married in
Lection, Nc. last Monday. She will
make her home there.
PERSONALS 20
DR.. Price Terrell, expects to visit
hts wife's relatives and friends in
Chicago, some time in the early part
of August.
Mr.. Henry Black, who is employed
by the Government in Civil Service,
returned last week, from a vacation
in the East. He made a tour of the
New England States. He visited
with a cousin in New York, whom he
had never seen before. She is a
teacher in the Public Schools and her
husband is a Mail Carrier in New
York.
Miss Alma Robinson of 2411 Lake
Street is yet indisposed, and under
the care Of DR.. Herbert Virgins. Mrs.
Robinson underwent a thorough ex-
animation at the hospital a few days
ago and was ordered back to bed. by
her Physician.
Mrs. Teresa James, the popular
waitress at the Mic Way Cafe, re-
turned from Birmingham, Ala, her
home town, after spending a pleas
ant visit with relatives and friends.
Her sister will return Friday, July
26th.
Mr.. Leroy Robbins, who passed the
Colorado Board of Pharmacy in May,
returned to Denver, Colo, on a bust
ness trip, July 10. Mr.. Robbins says
that if the deal goes through he will
remain in Den{er permanently, if
not he will return to Omaha.
Mr.. M. C. James, City Inspector of
Weights and Measures, just returned
to the city, from a two weeks tour
of the East in his new Ford Va